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Chewed gum case ends in acquittal on terrorism counts
In Albuquerque a 24-year-old dental student Rosemary Ho was found innocent on two felony counts of mailing a threat after sending chewed bubble gum and a money order to pay a speeding ticket. A note warned to touch at own risk. Attorneys framed it as a stupid act of a young girl, not a terrorist threat.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe Motor Vehicle Division
Ha-ha
Rosemary Ho
U.S
Amy Sirignano
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Lottery results for West Virginia and Virginia draws
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 9 6 1 and Daily 4 numbers 2 8 9 7. Virginia Pick 9 numbers 2 6 4 and Pick 4 numbers 1 7 2 0.
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Virginia to build high tech lumber mill in Tazewell County
Clinch River Forest Products will construct a 4.35 million high technology lumber mill four miles southwest of Tazewell town, creating 102 new jobs. Gov. Mark Warner announced the project, praising Virginia's bid against West Virginia and noting strong local timber connections and regional wood product growth.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Mark Warner
Clinch River Forest Products, Inc
Warner
Virginia
West Virginia
Clinch River Forest Products
Deci
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BTK killer gets 10 life terms in Wichita
Dennis Rader the BTK killer was ordered to serve 10 consecutive life terms at a two day Wichita hearing. Families of victims expressed fury and grief with statements denouncing him as evil and deserving no mercy. The proceeding included emotional testimony and Rader’s apologies.
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Kan
Stephen King
BTK
Dennis Rader
Beverly Plapp
Nancy Fox
Nancy
Hell
Rader
Pass
Residents cheer Mercer County Board of Health voting 3 to 1 for the Clean Indoor Act banning cigarette smoking in most businesses. Princetonians like Traci Thompson and Angela Lusk say the ordinance will make dining out easier and safer for asthmatics.
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Traci Thompson
Princeton
Mercer County Board of Health
Board of Health
Mercer County
Tooley Found Guilty in Princeton Murder Case
A 28-year-old Piedmont man, James Tooley, was convicted of first degree murder in the death of Rashaad Cosby after a 12-member Circuit Court jury deliberated nearly five hours. He was also found guilty of burglary and burglary conspiracy, acquitted on conspiracy for murder, and remanded to jail with a retrial motion set for Oct 31.
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Piedmont
Rashaad Cosby
James Tooley
Cosby
John R Frazier
Tooley
Southern
Derick Lesler
Jerry McFadden
Frazier
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