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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2003
Page
1
The report outlines decades of anticipated conflict in a Pentagon strategy review. It notes persistent terrorism threats and emphasizes long term military readiness and interagency cooperation across defense, intelligence, and diplomacy channels.
A Loss Prevention Report for the Higher Education Policy Commission finds 1,468 violations of fire safety rules across West Virginia public colleges and universities. The review notes many dorms lack sprinklers or proper smoke detectors, based on Schirmer Engineering inspections.
The Loss Prevention Report for the Higher Education Policy Commission finds West Virginia public colleges had 1,468 violations of safety practices and codes during inspections by Schirmer Engineering Corp. Bluefield State College was inspected April 21 with seven safety recommendations. Concord College was checked July 25 and received 210 recommendations.
In McDowell County Elbert community investigators revisit the unsolved homicide of a newborn known as Little Miss X. Former state trooper Donald Gregory retraces the Saeger Memorial Cemetery search as questions linger about who killed the child in April 1953.
Brian Kelley Justice 29 of Kimball died after being struck by a two passenger vehicle on U.S. Route 52 near Maitland at about 1250 hours Saturday. State Police said he died at the scene and no charges are expected against the driver. Investigators noted Justice was walking in the roadway. Welch Police and McDowell Sheriff's Dept assisted. McDowell Ambulance Authority responded. Senior Trooper C K McKenzie leads the investigation. Contact Paul Fallon.
On Make a Difference Day Princeton Senior High School partnered with Mercer County Animal Shelter Mark's Place Pam's Place and several agencies to stage yard and bake sales raise funds for Salvation Army Pam's Place and animal shelter. Volunteers also cleaned a creek behind the school collecting debris and planning ongoing creek cleanup and aluminum can drives. A food drive gathered nearly 130 pounds of dog food for the Mercer County Animal Shelter.
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