Impeachment week nears as inquiry moves to vote
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee led by Republicans braces for a likely recommendation to remove President Clinton. Clinton lawyers seek three to four days for expert witnesses but exclude Lewinsky figures. Chairman Henry Hyde signals possible schedule tweaks yet aims for a Saturday impeachment vote. The panel has heard 30 witnesses. if new testimony occurs, Clinton lawyers will present conclusions in the room where Nixon’s articles were approved.
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Henry Hyde
White House
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Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Bruce Ackerman
Yale
Threats via e mail illegal in Va and questionable in W Va
Virginia now treats electronically transmitted threats as Class 6 felonies under code section 18.260. In Tazewell County a juvenile was charged for sending an e mail threat, signaling a rise in such cases nationwide. West Virginia currently has no specific ban on threatening e mails.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
Mike Dennis
Community Christmas Tree Drive Reaches Near Goal
Saturday donations bring the 82nd Community Christmas Tree program closer to realization with $65 received. The Telegraph sponsored Little Jimmie program aids disadvantaged children under 12 in the circulation area. Project cost is $15,000. today’s total is $65, previous total $390, grand total $455.
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Ralph McCue
Cecil C. Bond
Senators Lead Bid to Curb Steel Imports Crisis
West Virginia senators Rockefeller and Byrd spearhead action to limit cheap foreign steel. They urged President Clinton to use legal tools and consider legislation when Congress returns in January. The move follows job losses at Jewell Smokeless and Weirton Steel amid rising imports from Russia, Japan, and South Korea.
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Dick Reiderer
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Department of Commerce
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Japan
Administration
United States
Weirton
We Can Take It: A Cavalcade of the 150th Regiment
The 150th Infantry, part of the U.S. Army's 38th Division based in Bluefield, traces roots to 1650 and earlier militias. Stationed at Camp Shelby when Pearl Harbor attacked, it shipped to defend the Panama Canal, embodying the motto We Can Take It. The unit's lineage spans Greenbrier County Militia, Revolutionary War service, War of 1812, Mexican War, and Civil War antecedents.
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