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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2002
Page
2
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A rock musician goes on trial facing multiple sex abuse charges. Prosecutors outline alleged incidents spanning several years and involving a minor. Defense contends the case relies on uncertain memories and questions of credibility. The court will determine guilt or innocence.
A state cost-cutting study suggests West Virginia could save about 40 million dollars by tightening vehicle purchases and fleet management. Officials say reducing car use and renegotiating procurement terms may lower capital and operating costs across agencies.
Joanie Cline, 24, was arrested shortly after 2 a.m. Wednesday and charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of her husband Edward Cline, 31, of Bluefield. He was found dead at his 1217 Augusta Street home around 3:40 p.m. Tuesday by a coworker. The case is being investigated as homicide by the Bluefield Police Department.
ABINGDON VA The government key witness Walter Lesight Pete Church testified about the April 16 1989 murders of Robert Davis his wife Una Mae Davis and her son Bobby Hopewell in a federal murder case. Laszczynski 35 of Pittsburgh described his prison years with Church at Allenwood where they became friends amid joint sentences for separate crimes.
Lori Lambert of Bluewell asks Mercer County schools to extend the bus route for her children Christin nine and Syler five who must walk two tenths of a mile down a busy hill to reach the current stop. The request was denied by the school board and superintendent Dr Deborah Akers explains the district position.
Lori Lambert requested the A-9 bus route extension but warned it would be unsafe for her disabled husband and children who must walk down a hill. Officials noted they consider additional time and other factors when reviewing route extensions.
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