U S air strikes press on in second week
U S led forces entered a second week of air strikes targeting the Taliban capital’s communications system and key military assets. Warplanes reportedly destroyed most assigned targets including militant camps and weapons stores as ground operations loom. President Bush vowed to root out Osama bin Laden and his network as the campaign continues.
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Virginian Industrial Park Officials Estimate Large Jobs Impact
Local officials say Virginian Industrial Park could bring thousands of jobs. A-2 coverage notes teen tobacco use dangers and a joint effort by parents with national group AARP promoting a financial planning seminar for women.
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Disaster distribution center to close in Princeton
Adventist Community Services Disaster Response says its Stafford Drive distribution center will close after October 22. It will be open to the public today and Monday from 1 to 4 p.m. Each day. The center opened July 22 to assist flood victims in southern West Virginia.
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Mothers fear for son aboard Enterprise during 9/11 attacks
Bluewell resident Donna B Black waits for word from her son Christopher L Brady, a 20 year old aboard the USS Enterprise in the Arabian Sea, as news of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks unfolds. Black reflects on family Navy history and the strain of imperfect communication during a national crisis.
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Three more in New York test positive for anthrax
New York authorities said three more people connected to the NBC anthrax case tested positive for anthrax spores. Police officer and two lab technicians are treated with antibiotics and expected to recover. Officials stressed that exposure does not always mean infection.
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Princeton council member appeals for unity after Sept. 11
Princeton city council member Ellen Allen recalls not owning a US flag before the Sept. 11 attacks and describes a shift to heightened patriotism. At a recent meeting she urged ongoing prayer for the country and urged residents to value core freedoms and unity in difficult times.
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Tazewell County Fair Association annual meeting and dinner
The Tazewell County Fair Association Inc will hold its annual meeting and dinner at Nuckolls Hall on the fair grounds at 6:30 p.m. The following day at 11:45 a.m. AARP will meet at the First United Methodist Church in Princeton.
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