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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2002
Page
1
In a week of high school football action, McDowell County Creeks were scrubbed from local waterways while some residents feel they were neglected. The sports week featured five games across the county with teams facing rivals and securing regional standings amid ongoing environmental concerns.
Athens concert notice says Concord College Artist Lecture Series presents award winning pianists Yuki and Tomoko Mack at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Main Auditorium of the Alexander Fine Arts Center. For more information call 304 384 101.
Mercer County physician Dr. Marshall Long, newly elected to the West Virginia Legislature, urged delaying medical malpractice legislation until the 2003 regular session. He argued more time is needed to prepare and that additional doctors elected in November could craft stronger proposals, while distancing timing from a past costly special session.
In Kirby Glenwood a woman aged 47 and two men aged 51 were shot and killed late Sunday in a mobile home on Needham Place. Sheriff Harold Buckner said the incident is a homicide and a suspect has been arrested after the fire. The suspect was taken to Princeton Community Hospital with chest pains.
Tazewell County resident Paul Ball who has been bedrid den since the mid-1990s and his family received the seventh house built by Habitat for Humanity in Tazewell. The project marks a milestone for the local chapter and the Ball family's home for stability and safety.
Special joint meetings of Princeton City Council and Princeton Planning Commission are scheduled for October to review the comprehensive plan with HNTB and to seek public input on its direction. The first meeting, October 2 at 7 p.m., will present a progress report and the second will gather citizen suggestions and recommendations.
American Red Cross officials said West Nile Virus should not deter blood donation. Director Zachary Brown noted that donors with flu like symptoms are barred and safety screens are in place. A September 24 Washington meeting will review virus threats and response, with no blood bank representatives requested to attend.
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