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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 2003

Page

11

Microsoft West Virginia voucher plan ends March

Consumers who bought Windows 95 98 or ME between 1996 and December 2002 qualify for $10 vouchers per license and five-dollar vouchers for Word Excel or Office. Those with computers loaded with the OS are eligible. Claims must be mailed by March 11 to Portland Oregon. Details at microsoftproducts settlement site or 1-888-774-3252.

Microsoft Word Office Apple Doug Davis West Davis

Norfolk: Jeter accuses priest Leonard of abuse at Vianney

The case centers on Leonard a Goochland teacher and administrator who mentored Jeter from 1973 to 1974 at Vianney parish and later became his confessor. Jeter alleges trips to a Beach house with teen boys and later claims drugging and sexual assault in August 1974. Despite lawsuits and a Catholic diocese inquiry, Bishop Sullivan cleared Leonard and a 2002 public accusation sparked resignations from abuse panel members.

Leonard Goochland Jeter Vianney Sullivan St. Michael Goochland County Stephen C. Swain Virginian Pilot

Malpractice rate hikes tied to cap rulings amid legal delays

The piece notes how malpractice insurance increases rose to 32 percent in 2001 after earlier boosts, with a 35 percent rise approved in 2000 for Medical Assurance. Evan Jenkins of the state Medical Association says outcomes depend on unresolved legal challenges to the malpractice law. In July, the Supreme Court refused to delay the damage cap taking effect, a move Druckman called predictable.

Evan Jenkins The State Medical Association Supreme Court Charleston Bill Druckman Druckman

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