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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 2002

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Customer satisfaction rating reported at 99.63 percent

The 2002 report from BDtonline highlights a customer satisfaction rating of 99.63 percent for the period ending October 8 2002. Details on methodology or sample size are not provided in the readable text.

Faith Transformations Author Helps Build Relationships

WVVA tonight features a segment on Faith Transformations guiding readers to become better by stepping out of comfort zones. The program highlights strategies to strengthen personal ties and expand relational growth.

Cina Hinton woes saga contends as council courts

The article traces Cina Hinton’s ongoing woes with local authorities as the council enters court proceedings. It notes the wider financial context with credit scores and the impact of small numbers on personal finances, while touching on seasonal shopping pressures.

Mercer School Board Special Meeting Tonight in Princeton

The Mercer County Board of Education schedules a special meeting at 6 p.m. today in the Seminar Center at the Mercer County Technical Education Center in Princeton to discuss local school improvement council sessions.

Princeton Mercer County Board of Education Mercer County Technical Education Center

Bush demands disarm or face war over Iraq

President Bush labeled Saddam Hussein a murderous tyrant and warned of biological chemical threats as he urged support for war. He said Iraq could have a nuclear weapon in under a year and warned of blackmail on opposition. Congress prepared to vote on a war-resolution amid public doubt and calls for UN action.

Cincinnati Bush Iraq Saddam Hussein United States Saddam Cincinnati Museum Center Congress House Senate America United Nations Ohio U.S

Defense attorney says Love tied to Whitt murder confession

Jurors heard a videotaped confession from Anthony Whitt, 22, of War, charged with first degree murder in Dorothy Mitchell’s death. Mitchell, 58, was found Feb. 5 in a Mercer County woods after relatives reported her missing Jan. 29 near the old drive-in theater. Prosecutor Barie said Mitchell died of blunt force trauma and Whitt voluntarily spoke to the McDowell County Sheriff, claiming involvement after an argument at the drive-in residence.

Anthony Whitt Dorothy Mitchell Mercer County Danny Barie Mitchell Barie Whitt McDowell County Michael Brooks

Wise targets high prescription prices in West Virginia

Gov. Bob Wise denounces drug industry pricing and cites a survey comparing Canadian costs with West Virginia prices. He highlights large gaps for common meds like Zyprexa, which costs about 564 dollars domestically versus 336 in Canada, urging brands to match international rates.

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Pepsi Moves Virginia Plant From West Virginia amid labor costs

The Pepsi Bottling Group plans a new Virginia bottling plant that could consolidate Princeton and Marion operations. Officials say the move hinges on workers' compensation and related costs, not water, with Janet Bailey noting West Virginia’s high rates were a key factor. She dismisses Bluefield relocation rumors as unsupported.

Princeton Pepsi Bottling Group Virginia Marion Janet Bailey Development Authority Mercer County Pepsi West Virginia Bailey Bluefield

Manchin Proposes Changes to McDowell School Plan

State appointee Dr. Mark Manchin announced amendments to McDowell County's Comprehensive Educational Facilities Plan despite board opposition. The plan includes relocating Big Creek High School students by 2005 and shifting toward a middle school concept, describing it as a first step amid disagreements.

Ed School Board Mark Manchin McDowell County Big Creek High School Manchin

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