Fatal early morning crash claims Bradley man
Allen J. Dodson age 22 of Bradley died when his 1989 Ford Escort left North Sand Branch Road struck a large tree after a sideways skid. The wreck occurred around 1 a.m. no other vehicles were involved and the Raleigh County Sheriff's Department was investigating.
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Bradley
Raleigh County Sheriffs Department
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North Sand Branch Road
Sheriff's Department
Sheriffs Department
Five car wreck ties up I 77 North traffic
A five vehicle crash occurred after a single car spun out on rain slick I 77 near the I 64 interchange in Raleigh County. Patricia Curtis of Elizabeth headed north at 3 pm. her Mercury Topaz hit a guard rail and caused a domino effect injuring an 11 year old in a Bennett vehicle. Fifteen people involved. one injured. Traffic blocked in the fast lane about an hour. Under investigation by West Virginia State Police.
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West Virginia
State Police
G.J. Cook
Elizabeth
Patricia Curtis
Curtis
Tina Bennett
Paden City
Virginia
Ohio
Bennett
Raleigh General Hospital
Cook
First aid unit at West Virginia fair stays busy
Ed Swepston, manager, says the Midway State Fair first aid station runs on volunteers with a hospital backing and ambulances on duty. In 1997 the staff treated 980 people, aided by hospital beds from Greenbrier Valley Medical Center and donations from the Brier Nursing Home. Volunteers from Greenbrier County Ambulance Service and hospital auxiliary staff operate with one crew at the harness races and horse show and ambulances at the Wild Ones Skateboard Show.
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Greenbrier Val
Uement Center
Brier
Ronceverte
Cellular One
Greenbrier County
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center
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