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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2002
Page
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Faith and Prayer Heal in Diverse Free Market of Faith
A compact meditation on religious diversity and the healing power of prayer. It highlights calm, quiet recovery through spiritual practice and the broad, plural landscape of faith communities collaborating for solace.
Settlement Reached in Medicaid Litigation Plea Petition Grows
Local officials announce a settlement to a longstanding Medicaid litigation while nearly 900 residents sign a petition. The measure aims to address concerns about care access and funding. City leaders say the agreement resolves disputes and outlines new oversight mechanisms.
Bland County Rescue Squad ATV Rodeo Planned
Bland Va. The Bland County Rescue Squad sponsors an ATV Rodeo at the Bland Fairgrounds with gates and registration opening at 2 p.m. Admission is 3 dollars and free for children under 6. ATV registration is 5 dollars per event. Rodeo starts at 5 p.m. Concessions available. Virginia Pick 3 7 9 7 Pick 4 2 2 8 8.
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Bland County Rescue Squad
Bland Fairgrounds
One man killed in Princeton shooting. another charged
Princeton police said Stephen Michael Gaultney, 54, of 605 North Ninth Street, fired more than 50 shots in the early Monday incident on North Ninth Street. Justin Workman, 19, of Coy Avenue, Princeton, died of apparent gunshot wounds. Gaultney was arrested on first degree murder charges after officers were pinned down and a tactical team helped evacuate residents. No other injuries were reported.
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Princeton
North Ninth Street
Casey Martin
Stephen Michael Gaultney
North Ninth St
Justin Workman
Coy Avenue
Gaultney
Martin
Mr. Gaultney
Mercer County
Sheriff’s Department
West Virginia State Police
Jerry Davis
Davis
Iraq to allow return of U.N. weapons inspectors
United Nations reports Iraq will permit unrestricted inspections without conditions in a letter to Secretary General Kofi Annan. The move follows President Bush’s warning that Baghdad must comply with U.N. resolutions or face military action, signaling a potential end to years of stalemate.
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United Nations
Iraq
U.N
Bush
Baghdad
Naji Sabri
Kofi Annan
White House
U.N. Security Council
Annan
Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Wise outlines jobs economy in Princeton town meeting
Gov Bob Wise spoke for nearly two hours in Princeton about state efforts on jobs and economic development. The discussion touched on medical malpractice costs and the BRIM program, with local physician Dr Phillip Branson challenging the administration on physician departures and insurance concerns.
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Rinceton
Bob Wise
Princeton
Wise
Phillip Branson
Pocahontas forms new certified volunteer fire company
Pocahontas Town Council dissolved the Pocahontas Volunteer Fire Department after it failed to meet seven month old certification guidelines. A new Pocahontas Volunteer Fire Company was created with 20 certified firefighters, and Thomas Bud Ryder was named acting chief. The county had withheld funding pending agreement and warned the county truck must remain locally housed.
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Ocahontas
Tazewell
Best
Ryder
Earl Griffith
Tazewell County
Church trial underway for 1989 Pocahontas triple slayings
In Abingdon, Walter Lesight Church faces federal trial in U.S. District Court as jurors view grisly crime scene photos and video. Former Virginia State Trooper Cecil Wyatt testified about the slayings of Robert Davis, 32, his wife Una Mae Davis, 32, and another family member, with evidence shown via hand-drawn diagrams and footage.
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Abingdon
Mercer County
Pocahontas, Va
U.S. District Court
Walter Lesight
Pete” Church
James P
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