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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2002
Page
6
The Catholic Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston adds bumper stickers to promote priesthood diaconate and religious life. The sticker displays DWC above a Roman collar as Bishop Bernard W. Schmitt notes a great need for vocations in the diocese.
The FAA granted Berkeley County based Tiger Aircraft a production certificate for the four seat AG-5B sport plane unveiled last year. The certificate from district director Don Plouffe enables Tiger to start building 90 units next year at its Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport plant, a design similar to American General Corp. models prior to 1993 closure.
A cost cutting study in Charleston proposes saving up to 40 million over four years by ending the state's vehicle leasing program, adding a How's My Driving style monitor, and creating an online vehicle database. It recommends safety courses, private driver monitoring through DriverCheck at 70 000 annually and potential insurance savings of about 9 million.
The West Nile virus could wipe out or reduce populations of numerous birds. About 120 species have tested positive nationwide, with crows and jays most at risk. In Virginia, eleven people tested positive, none died, and nearly 500 birds, mainly crows and blue jays, carried the virus. The virus’s impact on bird populations may take years to assess.
U S Representative Nick Rahall says Iraqis want peace but will unite behind President Saddam Hussein if the United States attacks. Rahall, Jim Abourezk, and Iraqi leaders urged unfettered U N inspection access as a path to resolve the standoff and cited Iraqi leaders’ belief that a U S attack is likely despite calls for peace.
U S Senator Robert C Byrd from West Virginia warned that a Bush plan to create a Department of Homeland Security threatens civil liberties and workers rights. He urged Senate approval of directors and outlined a phased nine month transition with directorates spanning border protection intelligence infrastructure emergency preparedness and science and technology.
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