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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2003
Page
1
Neighbors testify during a Glenwood homicide trial as prosecutors present evidence. A-2 hearings set on municipal sanitary fees proposed to rise. A brief tribute marks saying goodbye in community notices.
A market decline follows five straight gains with broad losses across sectors. Investors cite profit taking and shifting bets as meanwhile tech and financial shares retreat, wiping out earlier gains and dampening the mood in trading rooms.
City officials invite Bluefield residents to speak at the Bluefield City Auditorium at 7 p.m. Mayor R E Perkinson and City Manager Mark Henne will give opening remarks before residents share concerns and ideas in the open forum.
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Brigade Commander Glen Diehl lauds a strong team and its families noting great attitude and backing from the community as the unit prepares to say goodbye.
Hundreds of soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 150th Armor of the West Virginia National Guard board buses for Fort Bragg North Carolina and deployment to the Middle East. Col. Greg Wilcoxon says communities can keep families in thoughts and prayers and remain informed. Soldiers may get Christmas off before deployment.
Virginia leaders from two towns defended expenditures after a Richmond paper detailed costs for attending the 2002 Virginia Municipal League Convention in Norfolk. The Times-Dispatch report, obtained via FOIA, lists spending by each municipality and prompted officials to justify their trips.
Spc. Gary Wayne Boardwine of Princeton comforted his wife Kimberly and children Joshua and Kerri at the Brushfork National Guard Armory as tears flowed. He spoke of protecting freedom while they faced a difficult goodbye ahead of deployment.
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