Richlands Woman Boasts Incredible Edible Treats
A Richlands resident showcases a range of remarkable edible creations. The feature highlights pastry artistry, flavors, and recent local tasting events.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1998
Page
2
A Richlands resident showcases a range of remarkable edible creations. The feature highlights pastry artistry, flavors, and recent local tasting events.
President Clinton ordered a strong, sustained air campaign against Iraq in response to defiance of UN weapons inspectors. U S and British forces unleashed missiles aimed to cripple nuclear chemical and biological weapon production. In Baghdad two missiles hit near Saddam Hussein’s palaces as Iraqi statements called on citizens to resist. The operation, dubbed Desert Fox, was to last up to four days with added aircraft and ground troops heading to the region.
Bluefield lawmakers debated Clinton's Iraq bombing amid impeachment suspi cion. State Sen. Homer Ball urged UN pressure on Saddam while Mercer County Republican chair Dick Mitchem warned of political theater likening it to Wag the Dog. Mitchem tied the timing to the 105th Congress and potential renewed impeachment.
Washington AP reports House Republicans delayed the impeachment debate against President Clinton after airstrikes in Iraq. Leaders said the delay would last a few days, with discussion planned over the weekend or early next week. Some GOP members signaled support for at least one article while questioning motives.
Rinceton area residents react to President Clinton's decision to use force against Saddam Hussein after Operation Desert Fox. Responses range from strong support to fear and questions about timing amid ongoing presidential issues.
A Kentucky teenager who opened fire at his high school was sentenced Wednesday to at least 25 years behind bars. Victims and relatives hugged and cried as the judge imposed the term, following the deadly attack that left three dead and five wounded.
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