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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2002
Page
1
Hokies Va Tech defeat Temple as Virginia voters face key issues on the ballot. McDowell County sees six candidates for a seat on the education board. Pam's Place Shelter for battered women noted in community items.
Six candidates compete for the Mercer County West Virginia House of Delegates seats in Districts 24 and 25. Incumbent Eustace Frederick faces Republican Doug Quesinberry in District 24 Bluefield area. District 25 features a two-seat contest between two Democrats.
Rinceton Princeton Senior High School students joined Make a Difference Day activities on Saturday. The cold air and hot food framed a day of service with a yard sale and bake sale at the school to raise help for area organizations.
A material witness in the Washington sniper shootings was arrested in Michigan as Maryland residents resume normal life after three weeks of fear. Funeral services were held for bus driver Conrad Johnson in Silver Spring, with transit workers in attendance. Ten people were killed and three wounded across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo faced first degree murder charges in Maryland.
A three day Chechen siege at a Moscow theater ended in a gas assault by special forces. More than 90 hostages died and 750 were rescued. About 50 rebels were killed. President Putin said Russia cannot be defeated and asked forgiveness for the dead.
In Keystone the idle crowd at Hog Pen Enterprises drew fewer than 100 for the personal items auction of ex mayor Billie Cherry. Despite high hopes, much of the banked trappings from the First National Bank of Keystone were sold, with attendees noting doll and book boxes and quirky gadgets among the lot.
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