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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2003
Page
1
A concise note honors a man who overcomes disability to pursue his goals, highlighting resilience and determination and the belief that limits are surmountable through effort and perseverance.
West Virginian backs Bush as campaign finance issues surface. Telemarketing rules evade warnings as public notices note do not call policies. Readers learn weatherization techniques and gourds and squashes drying tips.
A Douglas Elliman report shows the third quarter average Manhattan condo price at 919,959 dollars, topping the prior high of 894,617 dollars. The average exceeds the median, 575,000 dollars, due to many high end units in the borough.
In McDowell County Circuit Court three alleged victims testified about sexual encounters with Hubert F. Muncey 65 a former Big Creek High School principal while they were teens. Witnesses described trips and work at the Dry Fork Health Clinic in the early 1980s amid a 96 count sex crimes case.
City leaders cannot move Halloween but can schedule observance. Council votes to allow trick or treat on Thursday Oct 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. Halloween falls on Oct 31, so only the timing is readjusted.
PROMISE recipients who lost the merit based scholarship graduated from high schools in West Virginia's southern coalfields more often than their counterparts elsewhere, data released Wednesday by Gov. Bob Wise shows about 77 percent of PROMISE scholars attending West Virginia colleges last year kept the scholarship this fall statewide 4300 6392 enrollments including 2629 renewals.
Citizens in Four Seasons Country voice opinions on the war in Iraq reflecting broader national debate. The piece notes daily war reporting and public sentiment shaping congressional discussion as residents weigh pros and cons amid an uncertain Middle East future.
WARDELL The first ever Tazewell County Business-to-Business Showcase was held at Southwest Virginia Community College with Virginia Governor Mark Warner delivering the keynote. Warner, a former businessman, spoke on numerous business issues in Tazewell County and praised local enterprises.
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