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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2000
Page
1
West Virginia voters prepare for November 7 polls with early turnout expectations. Polls open 6 30 a m and close 7 30 p m at Mercer County Courthouse Princeton. Absentee voting rules and deadlines outlined by Deputy Clerk Shirley Alvis with October arrivals and 350 ballots mailed back.
Former President George Bush campaigns in Bluefield as part of the Victory 2000 effort. A 2 p.m. rally is set at the National Guard Armory in Brushfork with Bush expected to speak by 3 p.m., per campaign director John McCutcheon. Public is invited.
A rally offers free music food and drinks with Gov Cecil H. Underwood set to appear. The event requires no tickets and comes with one week left before Election Day as national polls indicate a tight race.
The Bluefield Historical Society aims to preserve local sites inclining gardens and the homes of Terry Whittington and David Hardin. It plans more tours brochures signage in the Bluefield historic district with first full meeting at 7 p.m. November 9 at First Christian Church on Bland Street.
Bluefield residents reform the Bluefield Historical Society led by BILL ARCHER of the Daily Telegraph. The group cites Alex Mahood homes, Nine years of inactivity ends as the steering committee maps tours, plaques, brochures, and signage for historic district houses. The first meeting is set for 7 p.m. November 9 at First Christian Church on Bland Street.
The New Life Center, an outreach of New Life Ministries in Tazewell, Va, provides teenagers with a free, non denominational recreational space. Pool tables arcade games treadmills and a snack counter are free and no reservations or memberships are required. Pastor Sheila Harman says the center aims to offer a safe fun hangout without lectures, hoping to make a positive community impact.
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