Seasonable late October day with bright sunshine
Today brings a sunny, seasonable late October day. Precipitation figures show 0.00 inch for today, 0.32 inch for Oct 30, 2000, 1.22 inches for the last 30 days, and 33.66 inches since Jan 1, 2001.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2001
Page
10
Today brings a sunny, seasonable late October day. Precipitation figures show 0.00 inch for today, 0.32 inch for Oct 30, 2000, 1.22 inches for the last 30 days, and 33.66 inches since Jan 1, 2001.
The Virginias reveal a mostly clear Four Season Country day with a cloud casting a mirror image onto the upper window of First Community Bank in Bluefield as moon phase reflections drift through local skies.
WILEY FORD AP An office at the Greater Cumberland Regional Airport may temporarily serve as a police substation. Airport Manager John Jennings told Mineral County commissioners that law enforcement agencies agree there should be more police presence at the airport. Mineral County Sheriff Gary White said locating a sheriff's substation there had been discussed. Potomac Highlands Airport Authority operates the airport.
The Daily Telegraph Monday misprinted an I-72 74 segment price. The correct estimate for the second phase toward Route 123 and Mercer County Airport is about 55 million dollars. The error related to a Mingo County section.
Students waved flags and sang three patriotic tunes to honor the nation after the September attacks. Parents and teachers stressed patriotism as freedom and communal resilience, with children linking the events to pride in the country.
The courthouse will operate a public entrance through one door with a deputy at the line, and all entries subject to metal detector screening. An emergency basement entry for handicapped access and investigations will also have screening. Deputy Les Catron to staff the main door. officials expect full operation soon amid security concerns.
Lee says OxyContin epidemic fading but new drugs loom. Ecstasy and club drugs are in Richmond and could reach the area. Smith urges compassion for addicts as officials balance enforcement with care.
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