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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2001

Page

12

Mercer teens face rising birth rates in county

In Mercer County 1999 saw 119 teen births out of 742 total, about 16 percent, prompting officials from Community Connections and Mercer County Health Department to promote abstinence based programs. Project YES and FACTS education span grades 8 and 9, with parent programs like Lets Talk and Lunch N Learn aimed at guiding families on abstinence, sex, and drug risk factors.

Bluefield Mercer County Community Connections, Inc Shannon Atwell Atwell Poject Southeastern U.S. Health and Human Services USHHS Tommy Thompson Smith Project Yes Mercer County Health Department Sharon Fry

Teen Pregnancy Rates Compared in Virginia and West Virginia

The report cites 1997 figures from the National Campaign To Prevent Teen Pregnancy showing Virginia with about 19,040 teen pregnancies among 15 to 19 year olds and West Virginia with about 4,960. It notes declines nationwide, outlines age breakdowns, and lists grant-funded staff positions for abstinence education including Jonathan Hendricks Sharon Fry Jim Pettus II Gwen Crabtree and Traci Thompson.

Virginia NCPTP Centers For Disease Control West Virginia Virginias U.S Institute of Medicine U.S. Health and Human Services Smith Jonathan Hendricks Sharon Fry Mercer County Jim Pettus, II Gwen Crabtree Traci Thompson McDowell County

FEMA to reimburse West Virginia National Guard for flood relief

The West Virginia National Guard will receive a 3.9 million FEMA reimbursement for costs tied to summer flooding. U S Representative Nick Rahall announced the payment to the state Adjutant General. The $3.9 million covers 75 percent of costs from July activation, with 25 percent borne by the state.

FEMA W.va. National Guard West Virginia National Guard U.S Nick Rahall D-W.va Federal Emergency Management Agency National Guard United States Mies Rahall West Virginia West Kappa Ronald Scarbro Brushfork National Guard Armory Joe M. Allbaugh

Fire prevention week at Bland Street Preschool

Lieutenant Richard Hodge of the Bluefield Fire Department engages youngsters during a preschool fire prevention program at Bland Street Preschool. Christian Workman joins as a child tries on a fire helmet, amid reminders to test smoke alarms and observe outdoor burn laws this National Fire Prevention Week.

Richard Hodge Bluefield Fire Department Bland Street Hodge Christian Workman Bluefield W.va National Fire Four Seasons Eric DiNovo

Bluefield Va. Prepares For Influx Of Doctors

Bluefield officials anticipate WV physicians moving to town due to malpractice insurance crisis. Town Manager J C Higginbotham says several doctors may seek office space here and two have discussed property needs. He urges keeping doctors in the region for community growth. West Virginia officials push cheaper coverage to curb the exodus.

Bluefield J.C. Higginbotham West Virginia Higginbotham Mountain Bluefields

Buchanan County Wins Federal Grant to Expand Water Lines

Buchanan County in Southwest Virginia secures a 1.16 million federal grant plus 700000 and 400000 in additional funds to extend water lines by 9.5 miles serving 140 households 10 small businesses four churches the Conaway sewer plant and Big Rock Elementary School. The project extends from Rock Lick toward the Kentucky line and into Conaway with water sourced from the John Flanagan Dam. U S Rep Rick Boucher calls the project vital to attract employers and improve life for 9th District residents.

Rundy Buchanan County Appalachian Regional Commission Conaway Big Rock Buchanan County Public Service Administration Wayne Watts Rock Lick PSA Watts Weller Yard Bridge Kentucky State Line John Flanagan Dickenson County

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