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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2000

Page

7

Kutak Rock moves to dismiss as FDIC case unfolds

Law firm Kutak Rock and two partners seek dismissal in Waynesburg College versus Terry L. Church federal case filed in Bluefield. They argue plaintiffs claims are derivative, tied to stock value loss, and should be handled by the FDIC as receiver of the failed First National Bank of Keystone.

Bluefield First National Bank of Keystone National Law Firm Kotak Rock Alan D. Strasser Michael T. Lambert Waynesburg College Terry L. Church Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kutak Hargrave Military Academy FNB Keystone J. Knox McConnell McConnell Waynesburg Hargrave Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Kutak Rock

Priest charged with stealing sign in Ladue gallery

The Rev. Steven F. Poole, 32, pastor of St. Augustine's in Breese and St. Anthony's in Beckemeyer, was charged with one count of felony theft for allegedly taking a 60 by 24 inch $900 wooden sign from Ladue Galleries on Oct. 26. A surveillance video captured the act. Poole admitted taking the sign and was released pending an arrest warrant.

Ladue, Mo Steven F. Poole St. Augustine’s Church Breese Ill St. Anthony’s Church Beckemeyer Ladue Poole James Margason Belleville

McVeigh seeks swift execution date in federal hearing

Timothy McVeigh, on death row for the Oklahoma City bombing, asks U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch to end appeals and set a prompt execution date. The hearing, via closed circuit from Terre Haute prison, tests his mental competency by questioning his understanding of rights and consequences.

McVeigh Denver Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City Terre Haute Ind U.S Richard Matsch Matsch

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