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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 2002

Page

5

Early winter could boost West Virginia tourism in 2002

Charleston AP report cites Tourism Commissioner Alisa Bailey hopeful for a banner year if an early winter arrives. State resorts delayed last season due to warmth, with Snowshoe and others opening late. indicators like 22 million visitors in 2001, $3.1 billion in tourism revenue, 83,000 jobs, and rising turnpike traffic suggest vitality.

Charleston West Virginia Alisa Bailey Bailey Mother Nature Division of Tourism West Virginia Turnpike State Park

ExxonMobil settles asbestos claims leaving Union Carbide lone defendant

ExxonMobil agrees to pay 264000 to settle asbestos claims in Kanawha Circuit Court, about 132 claimants receiving roughly 2000 each. Union Carbide remains the sole remaining defendant as the mass trial narrows, with Dow Chemical and Amchem mentioned in the proceedings. Supreme Court actions and ongoing settlement talks color the timeline in West Virginia’s mass litigation landscape.

Charleston ExxonMobil Union Carbide Kanawha Circuit Court Farmer Dow West Virginia

Plan to refill shrinking Mountain Lake in Virginia

Officials from the Mary Moody Northen Endowment announced a plan to revive Mountain Lake by digging a downstream well and pumping water uphill into the basin. The lake sits at 47 percent capacity and has shrunk multiple times in 6,000 years due to a bedrock hole that drains water underground and resurfaces downstream.

Embroke Mountain Lake Giles County Mary Moody Northen Endowment Mountaintop Endowment Betty Massey Virginia Roanoke College Jon Cawley Virginia Tech Bruce Parker Cawley

Rescue Disaster Near Monroe Health Center Construction

A ditch collapse trapped two workers near Princeton Community Hospital site as a five foot deep excavation caved in during a misty rain. Lee Roy Ballard was rescued after hours under mud and is in stable condition, while Kenneth Vess's employee was briefly trapped and later transported. neighbors and family aided the operation using a large vacuum and emergency crews. Ballard, originally from Monroe County and a Lexington retiree, had recently moved back to care for his new home in Wikes. his wife Sue and grandson Michael witnessed the rescue with relief and emotion.

Lee Roy Vess Connie Wess Ballard Sue Ballard Michael Betty Comer Catherine Lively Sue PCH Monroe County Lexington Wikes Kenneth Him Oscar ‘Lee Roy’ Ballard Michael Wait Mr. Ballard

West Virginia Book Festival Opens in Charleston

Gov. Bob Wise and WVU officials kick off the second West Virginia Book Festival at the Capitol. Four new WVU Press titles are launched, including Oradell at Sea and Transitional West Virginia. Authors present inscribed copies as Vandalia Press is highlighted. Dr. Patrick Conner notes WVU Press mission and future imprint. Kenneth Bailey invites attendance at the Charleston Civic Center festival.

Charleston Bob Wise Sandy West Virginia University Kanawha County West Virginia Governor’s Office Capitol WVU Press WVU Patrick Conner Wise Conner West Kanawha County Library Charleston Civic Center Lawrence Messina Associated Press Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bill Archer First National Bank of Keystone Barcher Bdtonline

Correction on PROMISE plan expansion to accredited colleges

Charleston AP reports a corrected statement from Higher Education Policy Commission spokeswoman Allison Adler. The proposal would extend the PROMISE tuition program only to students at accredited community and technical colleges, not to unaccredited institutions as previously stated.

Charleston Associated Press Promise Higher Education Policy Commission Allison Adler

Teenage driver sentenced in Arlington crash

Ray L. Bynum, 18, of Arlington, was sentenced to 11 1/2 years for involuntary manslaughter after fleeing police in a stolen car that flipped and ignited, killing three of his high school friends. He pleaded guilty and faced families as he spoke of remorse.

Arlington Ray L. Bynum Bynum Kirkwood Road Eckerd Paul Sheridan

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