Post impeachment Congress opens with unsure bipartisan aims
President Clinton and congressional leaders begin the post impeachment session with a White House meeting seen as largely symbolic. Republicans distrust the White House over Social Security and tax cuts, and the gulf between parties appears too wide for major agreements this week. Bill Connelly of Washington and Lee University calls the meeting showy and unlikely to bridge deep divisions. The session follows Clinton's Feb. 12 acquittal and ongoing partisan tensions rooted in 1995 budget talks.
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Survival Skills for Women pilot in West Virginia
McDowell County launches Survival Skills for Women as a Stop Abusive Family Environments program. A 10 session three hour course in Welch covers assertiveness health nutrition money management child management self advocacy legal rights crisis coping resources and employment. Forty seven women completed the first class and graduation was held at SAFE with plans to expand statewide if successful.
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Clinton Potential Run Faces Tough NY Senate Battle
Hillary Rodham Clinton's possible bid for the New York Senate draws warnings from Republicans and Democrats alike. Alfonso D'Amato anticipated a fierce race, Rudolph Giuliani signaled a GOP incentive to run, Ed Koch cautioned it would be hard fought, and barbed talk centers on a Clinton Giuliani matchup as Starr’s probe lingers.
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Rockefeller looks at aviation steel jobs and arts of politics
U S Senator Jay Rockefeller in Princeton discusses aviation needs in West Virginia, the impact of steel dumping on workers, and telecommunications for schools and citizens. He expects Gore to moderate environmental plans ahead of the 2000 election and criticizes abuse of markets by foreign dumping, especially Japan.
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Sky high at Coalwood showing of October Sky screening
A sellout crowd of 220 invited guests attended a private Coalwood showing of October Sky, the real life tale of Homer Sonny Hickam Jr and his Big Creek High School Rocket Boys. The group formed the Big Creek Missile Agency and launched homemade rockets from near Olga Coal Company, their rocketry studies inspiring Hickam’s memoir.
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Sonny” Hickam, Jr
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October Sky Opens Strong Amid New Releases
Box office brisk for October Sky as it leads weekend film charts with about 6 million in gross, while Office Space and Jawbreaker disappoint. Costner’s Message in a Bottle and Gibson’s Payback jockey for top spot amid several new releases.
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