Saturday October 15 2011 weather snapshot headline
Sunny skies and a high around 61 degrees described in a concise local weather note. The entry records a 1,224 count, 58, and a 13.64 figure, likely related to measurements or statistics for the day.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2011
Page
1
Sunny skies and a high around 61 degrees described in a concise local weather note. The entry records a 1,224 count, 58, and a 13.64 figure, likely related to measurements or statistics for the day.
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett announced a $5.7 million federal grant to the Agriculture Department to back research on pheromone traps predatory insects and other non chemical defenses against the brown marmorated stink bug. The plan supports integrated pest management to cut chemical use while protecting crops.
The West Virginia Daily lists the latest draws with results for 3 and 4 digit games. Daily 3 shows 8 2 3 and Daily 4 8 5 0 0. Pick 3 yields 0 9 5 while Pick 4 returns 1 0 7 6.
Kanawha County lawyer Thornton Cooper files the first lawsuit against the post2020 redistricting plan. He claims the House districts violate the state constitution including equal representation and asks the state Supreme Court to block the plan and adopt his map of single member 100 seats. Tennant’s office will begin 2012 candidate filings January 9 under the current drawn districts. Legislative leaders say the redistricting plan passes constitutional muster. Cooper seeks Tennant to follow his map instead.
Michael Edmond Tripp, 38, of Jewell Ridge, Va., was sentenced by Judge Teresa Chafin in Tazewell County Circuit Court on manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of two or more precursor substances for meth, and possession of meth. He received 30 years with 20 suspended, leaving 10 years to serve in the state penitentiary. Parole is abolished in Virginia. Co defendants Helen Chambers and Mathew Reed were involved in the Sept. 11, 2010 operation.
In Richlands Virginia efforts continue to save a circa 1890 railroad foreman's section house that helped establish the town and fuel coal transport. David Darden and a Citizens Advisory Committee vow to preserve the historic structure amid its blighted condition and town growth.
Salem, Massachusetts, famed for its witch trial history, assures participants in the annual Zombie Walk they are welcome in the city. Officials and organizers addressed concerns that zombies might be unwelcome amid Salem’s notorious past and campus-like open atmosphere.
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