Supreme Court Faces Bush v Gore Clash Over Florida Recount
The Supreme Court prepares to hear Bush vs Gore amid a nation split by the Florida recount. Olson argues Florida courts overstepped with late hand counts while Tribe defends state law, urging respect for election deadlines. Harris and Klock defend certification actions, and observers seek a unified ruling to preserve the court’s authority.
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Tribe
Congress
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Judicial Review
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First Century to Host Bluefield Chamber Business After Hours
The Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce will host a December Business After Hours at First Century Bank of Bluefield on December 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The event costs $5 and reservations are encouraged by calling 327-7184 or faxing 325-3085. Charles E. Green III has joined AXA Advisors as a financial planner based in Bluefield VA, offering planning services while living in Tazewell with his wife Diana and three children. He can be reached at 322‑1950. Nelson to speak at Chamber breakfast on December 14 at 7:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn. Reed Nelson of Citizens Communications WV operations will discuss economic development, technology, and business strategies. cost is $8 with reservations via 327-7184.
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Appeals court says Charlotte school system still not desegregated
A divided Fourth Circuit panel says Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools have not finished desegregating, keeping federal oversight. It affirms ongoing race conscious assignments and magnet school policies while praising progress in faculty and student discipline but noting segregation persists in planning, locations, transport, and achievements.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Diana G. Motz
Robert B. King
Robert B. Potter
William B. Traxler Jr
Traxler
Mecklenburg County
Potter
AIDS cases drop in West Virginia amid late-90s trend
West Virginia health records show AIDS diagnoses down from mid-1990s peaks. Through June, 1,036 residents diagnosed since 1984, with more than half deceased. HIV diagnoses total 556 since 1989. positive HIV test does not prove AIDS.
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West
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