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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
2
Mercer County officials respond to three reports of suspicious envelopes with a white powdery substance. A Bluefield family was treated at BRMC with decontamination precautions after exposure. Health officials say no serious public threat. FBI arrives to investigate.
Princeton player Blankenship is moving upstate, aligning with a new team as the season nears. The change shifts local title talks and raises questions about lines and rosters for upcoming games.
A local senior expo invites residents to a full day of activities and information. Organizers emphasize resources, health checks, and community engagement designed to boost well being and social connection for older adults.
Local feature highlights bread pudding glowing with autumn flavors on Homefront. Describes seasonal spices and warm textures appealing to readers seeking cozy desserts this season.
A fragmented item notes survey at Godllege and student decorating practices while urging readers to learn why and how. It mentions a deadline today to file for flood assistance and references ongoing local actions at a church.
AAA Bluefield announces a safety drive to reduce traffic deaths through safer behavior. The event aims to unite the community in achieving a zero fatality goal and promote safer driving practices.
West Virginia Daily announces lottery results with numbers for Daily 3 9 3 4 and Daily 4 6 4 4 6. No further details provided.
Bluefield emergency crews and BRMC staff calmly managed a risky call after a delivery of an envelope containing an unidentified substance to a local family. Dr. Kathy Wides confirms ER staff responded, with details about the substance withheld.
The Association of American Railroads reports U S freight lines restricted movement of certain cargo and opened a full time crisis center after U S military strikes against the Taliban. Spokeswoman Peggy Wilhide said railroads began limiting operations near stadiums and other crowded public spots.
Courthouse patrons faced locked main entrances on Tuesday at the Mercer County Courthouse forcing entry through alternative doors designated Courthouse A-3. No injuries reported and officials urged visitors to use secure access points.
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