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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 2003

Page

5

Police chief doubles as egg seller in Jefferson County

Police Chief Charles Cole handles duty in Charles Town and delivers eggs from 300 to 400 Sexlink chickens to about 60 steady customers at $1 a dozen. He serves four police departments and the Bardane 911 center, taking orders from the prosecutor and circuit clerk offices. In Charleston, Supreme Court Justice Warren McGraw recalls a fall on his son’s Beckley area farm while riding an ATV. He says no injuries required treatment, though he did not wear a helmet.

Shepherdstown Charles Cole Cole Charles Town Jefferson County Circuit Clerk Bardane Charleston Supreme Court Warren McGraw Beckley House of Delegates Randolph McGraw McGraw Rebecca

Harless named one of Bush's top donors

West Virginia coal and timber baron James H. Buck Harless is listed among 14 Bush supporters called Pioneers by Common Cause for raising at least 100,000 for the president. The report cites his 355,000 total contributions, early 1999 meetings at the White House, and West Virginia electoral votes cast for Bush.

Huntington West Virginia James H. “Buck Harless Bush George W. Bush Florida James Benton Common Cause Washington, D.C Benton Associated Press Gilbert International Industries Massey Energy Richmond Massey Kentucky Big Sandy River US Environmental Protection Agency United States Wall Street Journal al Gore West

County faces methadone clinic plan in Roanoke Valley

U S Attorney John Brownlee warned a Roanoke County board that a proposed methadone clinic could attract drug dealers and raise crime and trafficking risks, though officials note no similar issues near other clinics. Critics fear crime, traffic, and lower property values while advocates stress treatment.

Roanoke Roanoke County U.S John Brownlee County Board of Supervisors Brownlee Roanoke Valley Phil Herschman CRC Health Corp

Possible slave cabin found at Poplar Forest site

Archaeologists at Poplar Forest in Forest Virginia uncover the remains of a cabin on land once owned by Thomas Jefferson's family that may have housed enslaved people. Researchers will examine nearby artifacts to determine if slaves lived there and how their lives changed during the era.

Slave Home Forest Poplar Forest Thomas Jefferson Barbara Heath

Judge orders stay. pupil barred from class during suit

A federal judge declined to force Pulaski County School Board to readmit Meredith Martin, a 12 year old, while Amy Kirk pursues a lawsuit over her daughter’s one year expulsion for bringing insomnia medication to school. The suit, filed Oct 3, seeks school reentry pending resolution.

Roanoke Pulaski County Amy Kirk Meredith Martin

Jury selection moves steadily in Muhammad case in Virginia Beach

Jurors were qualified one by one in the John Allen Muhammad sniper trial in Virginia Beach as prosecutors and defense teams prepare for a 12 jurors plus three alternates panel. The process focused on death penalty views and exposure to pretrial publicity with opening arguments eyed for late Thursday or Friday.

Virginia Beach John Allen Muhammad Washington, D.C LeRoy F Millette Jr Muhammad Virginia Lee Boyd Malvo Ings Jonathan Shapiro Shapiro Millette Mike Davy Virginia Beach Circuit Court Dean Harold Meyers Gaithersburg Meyers Manassas

Bluefield Sanitary Board weighs unified water sewer bill plan

Bluefield officials discuss a plan to have West Virginia American Water Company handle billing for sanitation and water customers next year. If adopted, customers could see dual bills for one month and new payment options including credit card debit card and automatic bank withdrawal.

Bluefield Bluefield Sanitary Board Sanitary Board Terry Honaker West Virginia American Water Company Sanitation Department Honaker Board R.E Bob” Perkinson Jr Water Company Perkinson Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline

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