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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2002
Page
2
On Saturday October 26, 2002 readers are reminded to set their clocks back one hour tonight as daylight-saving time ends.
A Brushfork event continues as a Woman's World Expo features community programs. At the Kennedy Center, organizers and participants celebrate Make a Difference Day with activities, workshops, and local outreach aimed at improving daily life.
The Science Center of West Virginia hosts a Halloween party today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities include pumpkin painting at 11 a.m. an Electrostatic Show at 1 p.m. and lunch in the Moon Rock Cafe at noon. Face painting, jail adventures and prizes round out the event.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers were 0 4 9 and Daily 4 numbers 1 3 8 8. Virginia Pick 3 produced 7 2 0 and Pick 4 2 1 5 9.
Tess Bowling and her daughter Brooklyn toured Brushfork Armory’s Women Count expo as Tess faces a recent breast cancer diagnosis. The event drew hundreds of attendees including relatives and neighbors, with booths on cancer information, cooking demos, and wellness resources unfolding amid a lively, community atmosphere.
Maryland authorities charged John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo with six counts of first degree murder each in Montgomery County killings. Warrants accuse them of premeditated malice as Alabama also filed murder charges for a separate Sept. 21 liquor store robbery slaying, seeking the death penalty.
Senior citizens attended Senior Safety Day in Tazewell as Clinch Valley Community Action kicked off Make a Difference Day. CVCA director Beth Shrader says the event focuses on senior citizens with crime prevention, disaster relief, fraud and disability awareness. Lt. Jason Kinser of the Tazewell County Fire Department checks Ruth Smith's blood pressure at the event.
Private Ronald Woody of the U S Marine Corps rode with 25 Marines to a TV taping in Luefield Virginia. He believed his pre interview went poorly yet the show surprised him by awarding the prize car at the Monte Halls segment near Tazewell County.
Rocket Boy Homer H Hickam joined U S Sen Jay Rockefeller at Bluefield Middle School to stress reading benefits. Hickam spoke about his writing and movie adaptation while urging students to read and absorb authors’ ideas.
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