Lawmakers seek Bush case for war over Iraq
Lawmakers urge President Bush to present a clear justification for invading Iraq with evidence Saddam Hussein may use weapons of mass destruction. Saudi Arabia calls for diplomacy and confirms detaining 16 al Qaida suspects handed over by Iran. Senators Lugar Thompson Levin weigh warnings and inspections.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Saudi Arabia
United States
al-Qaida
Dick Lugar
R-Ind
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Lugar
Senate Foreign Relations
CBS
Fred Thompson
Rtenn
Senate Intelligence Committee
Thompson
Fox News
Carl Levin
Dmich
Senate Armed Services Committee
Levin
NBC
U.N
Howev
Jason Priestley Improves After Race Crash at Kentucky Speedway
SPARTA Ky AP Actor Jason Priestley shows improvement after a high speed crash in Infiniti Pro Series practice at Kentucky Speedway. He sustained a spinal fracture, head injury and multiple fractures but remains in serious but stable condition. Doctors report no brain damage or paralysis and expect full recovery after surgery for feet and brace fitting. Priestley, 32, was transported to University of Kentucky Medical Center and was taken off a ventilator as he regained breathing on his own.
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Kentucky Speedway
Sparta
Priestley
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Jason
Andrew Bernard
University of Kentucky Hospital
Indy Racing League
Henry Bock
Lorne Priestley
Bernard
British Columbia
Luke Perry
Shannen Doherty
Jennie Garth
Beverly Hills
Brandon __ Walsh
Minnesota
Koreas upbeat after first day of reconciliation talks
South and North Korean negotiators resumed high level talks after a nine month pause. They discussed sports exchanges cross border railway reopenings and more reunions for separated families. Both sides reported significant progress and pledged to implement prior agreements.
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Seoul
South Korea
Lee Bong-jo
North Korea
Kim Ryong Song
Washington
State Department
Philip Beeker
United States
Koreas
Korean
Security eased on Golden Gate Bridge after terror alert
Security measures on the Golden Gate Bridge were downgraded from super heightened to heightened after a weekend alarm about a possible terror plot to crash a plane into the span. National Guardsmen patrolled below the bridge as federal agencies pressed coordinated checks while traffic ran normally.
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AN Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Mary Currie
Coast Guard
Federal Aviation Administration
Currie
Iraqi minister rejects new U N weapons inspections
Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al Sahhaf denounced U N weapons inspections as unnecessary and accused President Bush of lying about Iraqs weapons programs. The U S State Department countered that Baghdad avoids clear answers on resuming inspections and must disarm. Al Sahhaf also mocked U S outreach to Iraqi opposition figures as a “stupid game” and “bankruptcy.”
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Iraq
U.N
Mohammed Saeed al- Sahhaf
al- Jazeera
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Saddam Hussein
U.S. State Department
Philip Beeker
Bush
Mideast
Quicksand
Al-Jazeera
Al-Sahhaf
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West Virginia notice on demographics scan and sale of vehicle
A combined legal ad describes an environmental scan request by the West Virginia Legislature and Bluefield State College for demographic and workforce data in Southeastern counties. It also advertises a public sale by First Community Bank, Bluefield, on August 27, 2002, for a 1996 Geo Tracker tied to a security agreement, with cash terms and no title warranty.
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West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission
Bluefield State College
Institutional Board of Governors
West Virginia
Paul Rutherford
Rock Street
Bluefield
Robert Workman III
Geo Tracker
First Community Bank
N.A
Federal
Raleigh Streets
Gregory D. Lambert
Economic Development and Tourism Authority
Piedmont Road
Charleston
U. S. Postal Service
P.O
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United Parcel Service
UPS
Parkways Authority
Shelley Clay
Sclay
Wvturnpike
WV Parkways Authority
Notice of Forfeiture and Real Estate Sale in Mercer County WV
Notice of filing of petition for forfeiture seeks to forfeit 1015 dollars held by Reginal Simmons seized by Bluefield Police on Bluefield Avenue June 6 2002 under WV Contraband Forfeiture Act. Claim deadline September 9 2002. Also announces trustee sale August 14 2002 at 11 35 AM at Mercer County Courthouse front door for real estate in Princeton with two described tracts, bidding terms ten percent cash, balance in 30 days.
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United States
Reginal Simmons
West Virginia
Bluefield
Brenda Davis
Mercer County
Bonnie Barberie
Pamela K. Cheatwood
Ray Bryant Cheatwood, III
John G. Bowling
Dewey W. Russell
Richard A. Pill
David D. Pill
Princeton
East River District
Hawley-Hunt
Mercer County Clerk's Office
R. R
Lustrus Doyle
Junie Doyle
Divorce case and public bidding notices from Welch WV
The Order of Publication in Mercer County West Virginia seeks Brenda Lusk and Roger Dale Lusk Jr for a divorce with an answer due by September 6 2002. Separate bid notices detail emergency sewer repairs in Welch and surrounding areas with a bid deadline August 28 2002 and multiple plan locations. Martha Moore is listed.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
Brenda Lusk
Roger Dale Lusk, JR
P.O. Box
Princeton
Said Cour
Brenda Davis
Elaine Pedneau
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Martha Moore
City
Welch
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