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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2002
Page
1
Bolton line reports a customer satisfaction index of 99.67 percent for the period ending Wednesday October 16 2002. The release highlights strong service performance and high client approval.
Sniper claims FBI analyst as new front in cover story. U S and Britain clash with others over Iraq policy. WVVA tonight covers pay raise talk as troopers speak out. Animal shelter halts adoptions while paperplants and weather tips fill the page.
Clinch Valley RSVP through the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program hosts a Senior Safety Day as part of Make-A-Difference Day. On Oct 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at CCA main offices North Tazewell, adults 55 plus receive free safety disaster preparedness and emergency response info. Call 276 988 5583 for details.
West Virginia Daily 3 drawn 9 0 5 and Daily 4 0 2 3 1. Virginia Pick 3 8 5 2 and Pick 4 0 7 6 0. No further details provided on prizes or drawings.
New York AP reports upbeat earnings from Citigroup General Motors and Johnson & Johnson lift stocks Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrials rise over 375 points marking a four day gain near 1000 points and sending the index above 8000 for the first time in months. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 also advance as markets extend a four session winning streak.
Jane Smith spoke at the 7th Annual Mercer County Candlelight Vigil detailing private abuse in her 24 year marriage. Madeline Boggess and her father Timm lit candles, signaling glimmers of hope amid the night.
Virginia faces the deepest budget reductions in memory as Governor Mark R. Warner trims about 858 million dollars from state operations. More than 1,800 state employees and thousands more at state colleges face layoffs or service curbs, affecting licensing and liquor services, while public safety Medicaid and direct K-12 support are spared for now.
Southwest Virginia colleges, museums, and human service agencies scramble to endure unprecedented statewide budget cuts announced Tuesday. Clinch Valley Community Action in Tazewell cites tough measures as leaders vow to weather the financial storm with service cuts and staffing challenges.
Connie Bailey told the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors that area residents should be allowed input in the Bluefield boundary adjustment. She urged early workshops before any public hearing, saying quality of life and tax dollars depend on citizen involvement. Board chair Earl Griffith said the plan has not yet been presented.
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