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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2002
Page
1
The report from www.bdtonline.com on Tuesday September 10, 2002 notes a customer satisfaction rate of 99.73 percent. It highlights strong service levels, with likely metrics and outcomes emphasized for stakeholders and readers.
The article traces funding paths behind terrorism and highlights local ties to a Pentagon architect linked to the events of September 11. It reviews how money flows, the roles of organizations, and the memory of 9/11 through related memorabilia.
U.S. Rep Nick Rahall will tour Mercer County on Tuesday with a mobile office stop at Vet Center 905 Mercer St from 10 to 11 a.m. Then at Mercer County Commission on Aging 600 Trent Dr 11:20 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and at Mercer County 1501 West Main St 1 to 3 p.m.
Staff Sgt Gene Arden Vance Jr of the 19th Special Forces Unit of the West Virginia National Guard was killed in action May 19 in Afghanistan. He was the first WV National Guard soldier killed in action since World War II. Born in Frankfort Germany, he was known as Buddy Boy to family and friends. His death drew a nation’s mourning and his family recalls his service, with details of his parents and hometown connections.
The FBI and officials warn local police and critical sectors including utilities, banking, and transportation of a steady stream of threats tied to the Sept. 11 anniversary. U.S. bases and diplomatic missions worldwide are on high alert as authorities say no specific attack details exist but precautions are stepped up. White House and Fleischer stress heightened vigilance on the one year mark.
The McDowell County Board of Education replies to State plan by proposing to keep the same number of high schools while redirecting up to 40 million in Army Corps funds toward consolidation. Dr. Mark Manchin urged a new $17.3 million high school at Bradshaw site for Big Creek and Haeger students, plus new elementary and middle facilities at War Bartley and School areas.
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