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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2002
Page
2
A Boltonline release on Friday September 13 2002 states customer satisfaction proves at 99.73 percent across services. It highlights strong performance metrics and overall quality for consumers and clients.
A feature notes Leslie Nielsen star of The Naked Gun performing live at six in town. The report highlights how area colleges fared in recent academic or sports events, with brief mentions of campus reactions and schedules.
The Mercer County Chapter of Habitat for Humanity will frame a habitat house at 208 Marellen Ave starting at 8 a.m. Saturday. Marellen Avenue lies two blocks west of Kmart on Cumberland Road. Volunteers are needed and asked to bring a hammer and nail apron if possible.
President Bush told U.N. leaders to confront Saddam Hussein's regime or risk US action. He warned of a grave danger present in Iraq's alleged biological chemical and nuclear arsenals and urged a firm deadline with disarm or face consequences. A UN resolution was reportedly nearing to compel disarmament or face further measures.
Local residents weigh in on President Bush and the case against Iraq. Albert Fuller says Hussein is a threat. Roger Wagner cites past actions as justification. The debate reflects public opinion on U S policy in the war on Iraq.
Charles Owens reports from McDowell County where a school consolidation plan remains unsettled. State Superintendent Dr David Stewart says the Army Corps of Engineers aims to decide by November on flood proofing funds for new schools. Two plans compete: one from Superintendent Dr Mark Manchin and another from the local Board of Education.
TAZEWELL Va School officials in Tazewell County urge a 3.3 million county wide repair fund addressing leaking roofs and fire alarm defects while supervisors press for clear needs versus wants and long term planning.
West Virginia study panel may move a proposal to allow county clerks to perform marriages. Mercer County Clerk Rudolph Jennings opposes, saying clerks should not handle marriages. The plan would raise court service fees to fund courthouse renovations, with hearings set for September 17.
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