Pittman timelines departure and local charity efforts noted
Chief Aeration Officer Scott Pittman at Princeton Community Hospital plans to leave for an administrator role but continues work on a heart catheterization lab Certificate of Need due for a Nov hearing in Charleston. The Primary Relief Fund of WV Inc donated 5000 to NYC firefighters and to Pam's Place for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Scott Pittman
Princeton Community Hospital
PCH
Pittman
Princeton
Charleston
Wv, Inc
Mercer Street
Jim McMillion
NYC Firefighters Association
Princeton Hospital
Daily Telegraph staff and editors listing
A compact roster lists Gary Adkisson publisher Tammie Toler Samantha Perry news editor Barbara Hawkins city editor WA state editor Thomas A Colley executive editor sports editor business editor Bill Archer Teddy Paynter Jody Neal. A biblical verse is quoted about wealth and death, noting a rich person’s glory fades after death.
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Tammie Toler
Samantha Perry
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Teddy Paynter
Jody Neal
Schools tighten emergency rules over anthrax fears
Regional schools revise emergency policies as anthrax worries rise. Officials stress mail handling occurs in offices, not classrooms, and emphasize safety. Mercer County and Tazewell County boards warn of suspicious letters, false alarms, and added procedures for handling mail and early dismissals.
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Anne Seaver
Mercer County Schools
Seaver
Mercer
Dures
Tazewell County
Tom Witten
Child safety seats save lives by proper use and fit
In this advisory from Christa McIntyre RN, families learn to choose the right size and type of child safety seat, ensure correct installation, register the seat for recalls, avoid damaged seats, and keep children 12 and under in the back. It highlights four seat types, front air bag cautions, and contact for safety standards from NHTSA.
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United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Nhtsa.dot
Christa McIntyre
Bluefield
W.va
Justice after September 11 wrote of personal tragedy and resolve
A grieving parent reflects on terrorism, seeking justice for victims in America after the 9/11 attacks. The account recalls fear, anger, and demand for accountability, including a violent family tragedy tied to a separate earlier murder by arson.
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Bush
America
Second World Trade Center Tower
Truth and Justice for All in a Son’s Death Case
A West Virginia mother decries a ruling of accidental death for her son, alleging delays and alleged laughter by local responders and officials. She cites FBI and Justice Department responses, notes controversial statements by a detective, and claims heart failure from extensive burns. She questions accountability and seeks broader investigation. The letter mentions Joshua Asbury and a nomination for Who’s Who in 2000.
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FBI
Abandon Building
Justice Department
Washington, D.C
Joshua Asbury
Joshua
Nations
Carolyn Asbury Matoaka
W.va
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Aol
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SLH
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Daily Telegraph
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Thomas A. Colley
Mike Nich
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