White House puzzled by statement on nuclear arms accord
World A-2 Aspin flies to Arkansas in apparent line to lead Pentagon. Nation A-2 Man says he only meant to scare woman, not kill her. Analysts: Robb's career in jeopardy. Wellman to become assistant liquor commissioner. Herd hosts Penguins in Division I-AA title game. Four area teams tip off Pepsi Holiday Classic.
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Jingle Bells Interferes With Lancaster Police Radios
Lancaster police traced a strange radio interference to a home in the city where two men with electronic gear inspected decorations after a call to the FCC. Police urged sober driving as statewide holiday road checks begin at 6 p.m. Friday with intensified patrols and sobriety checkpoints to keep travelers safe.
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Winterfest 1992 fund-raiser at Southern Highlands center
On today’s calendar 0 1 5 p m the Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center staff sponsor Winterfest 1992 at 200 12th St Extension across from Princeton Community Hospital. Sunday Dec 20 dusk Bluefield Garden Council asks Bluefield residents to set out luminaries lining streets with paper bag lids sand and votive candles. birdseed may replace sand.
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Weather outlook with scattered rain today and tonight
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of rain today with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph and a high near the upper? The text notes a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and a low in the upper 30s.
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U.S. aid disruption stifles famine relief in Baidoa
Aid officials say U.S. Marines disrupted key supply lines in Baidoa hindering relief work. CARE’s James Fennell notes saved ports exist but ongoing delivery routes into the bush are fragile and at risk as looters and bandits disrupt convoys. Measles vaccines and diarrhea treatment are urgent, while engineers and evaluators push quick bush missions.
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Major blaze in Welch claims one
A Welch McDowell Street apartment fire Friday evening left one man dead at the scene. Firefighters from Welch and several area departments contained the fire to the origin apartment, saving other units and two adjacent buildings. A firefighter was injured and transported to Welch Emergency Hospital. The cause is under investigation by state fire marshal officials en route from Barboursville.
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City overlook project moves toward reality in Bluefield
Virginia Tech design team presented plans for the East River Mountain overlook to Bluefield leaders and Chamber of Commerce officials. The plan focuses on a modern scenic outlook with low maintenance landscaping and high security, addressing vandalism and debris while improving road visibility and upkeep.
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Tree fund grows toward 14000 goal this Christmas season
The community Christmas Tree fund totals $9945 toward a $14000 goal as Friday contributions push the drive forward. Donors include Pamela and Raymond Phillips and many others giving in memory of loved ones or to celebrate a new grandson born 11 22 92.
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Princeton Ammonia Leak Narrows After Tanker Valve Stoppage
Questions linger after an ammonia gas leak in Princeton evacuated 300 residents. Chief J W Howell said a leaking Norfolk Southern tanker valve prompted the response and noted missteps with HazMat dispatch. Jack Wilson of National Ammonia helped halt the leak after a BP team arrived from Lima.
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Gas leak and fumes prompt city-wide safety actions
Princeton Fire Department responded to an anhydrous ammonia gas leak at the rail yard prompting evacuation of Thorn Elementary School along with nearby businesses and homes. Earlier a gasoline spill pushed fumes into storm drains from a Route 20 car wash requiring hospital day care relocation and drain flushing until 2 57 p m. Chief J W Howell said officials kept a cautious hands off approach due to potential danger.
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