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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2001

Page

5

Investigators: Deadly fire deliberately set

A West Virginia University student athlete died in a blaze that investigators say was incendiary in origin but not yet ruled arson. Thomas Schwind, 20, of Huntington Woods, Michigan, died in the Aug 18 house fire converted to apartments. Police and fire units, with state and insurance investigators, will continue probing for intent and causes.

Morgantown West Virginia University David Bean Thomas Schwind Huntington Woods Mich Huntington Fire Department Bean Dave Fetty

Mount Olive Warden Howard Painter Retires After 31 Years

Howard Painter retires as warden of Mount Olive Correctional Complex after 31 years in corrections. He led the first new WV penitentiary in over 50 years, returned to work after a heart attack, and will be replaced with no immediate successor named. Lt. Col. Mike Coleman served as deputy warden during his illness.

Mount Olive Howard Painter Painter Division of Corrections West Virginia Beckley Charleston Huttonsville Corrections Academy Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority Mike Coleman

Weirton Steel shares to leave NYSE for OTC Bulletin Board

Weirton Steel Corp will have its sinking stock removed from the New York Stock Exchange by Sept. 6 and begin trading on the OTC Bulletin Board as penny stocks under a new symbol yet to be assigned. Senior notes due 2004 and 2005 will stay on the NYSE. The company may appeal the delisting but has not decided.

Morgantown Weirton Steel Corp New York Stock Exchange Weirton Steel OTC Bulletin Board NYSE Panhandle

Court throws out video poker law challenge

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging West Virginia video poker law for lack of jurisdiction over state tax matters. The Club Association plans to consider next steps despite the setback, while state officials emphasize this is a West Virginia issue to be resolved locally.

Morgantown West Virginia Club Association of U.S Charles H. Haden II Chris Wakim Club Association Haden Bill Case Bob Wise Lottery Commission

Judge Orders OSM to Press West Virginia on Bond Cleanup

A federal judge gave the Office of Surface Mining a path to fix West Virginia's coal bond reclamation program, ordering regular court reports on progress. The state faces $27 million in land costs and $20 million in water cleanup at forfeited mines after prior notices in 1991 and 1995. The judge noted a decade of inaction and allowed a June tax increase proposal to fund reclamation, contingent on legislative approval.

Charleston U.S OSM State Department of Environmental Protection West Charles Haden II West Virginia Haden

Death penalty sought in Lentz kidnapping murder case

In Alexandria Virginia prosecutors have asked for the death penalty against Jay Edward Lentz a 42 year old former naval intelligence officer held without bond. He is indicted on charges of kidnapping kidnapping resulting in death and interstate domestic violence for the alleged abduction and murder of his estranged wife. Defense lawyers question the death penalty claim citing his military record and his claimed innocence.

Richmond Mark Warner Tim Kaine Virginia Warner Kaine Donald McEachin Alexandria Naval Department Frank Salvato Jay Edward Lentz Lentz Michael Lieberman

McCain's Brother Won't Run Against Moran in Va District

Burke Virginia AP reports Joe McCain, brother of Senator John McCain, will not seek the 8th District seat against incumbent Democrat Jim Moran. McCain cited a tough district and lack of “ultimate fire” to endure a hard campaign, leaving Republicans to find another candidate for the six term Moran.

Burke U.S John McCain Congress Jim Moran Joe McCain Northern Virginia The Journal Newspapers McCain Moran Washington, D.C Virginia

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