Time Warner to merge with EMI for 20 billion
Time Warner plans a 20 billion merger with EMI Records to form Warner EMI Music, boosting access to 20 million AOL subscribers and creating the world's premier music group. The deal would place executives Ames Berry Parsons Nicoli in top roles, with board seats split 6 to 5 and an anticipated close in about a year.
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Party damages cost Mary Washington students 21000 restitution
In Fredericksburg Virginia a June party at a National Park Service owned house hosted by Mary Washington College students resulted in 21000 in restitution after Park Service upgrades for Civil War battlefield expansion. Three residents Nathaniel Haas Jeremiah Sutton and Robert Henneberg paid the fines while prosecutors pursue at least 15 other partygoers suspected of damage.
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Five candidates remain in WV schools chief search
West Virginia state board narrowed the superintendent search to five of thirteen interviewed last week. The board plans to release up to three semifinalists after another interview round. Hank Marockie will resign in June and the Legislature set the replacement salary cap at 146000 dollars.
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West Virginia considers Internet policy tightening
Deputy Library Commission head notes defining pornography is tricky and urges libraries to set policies matching community values. State schools already operate under 1994 acceptable use rules banning obscenity and abuse. Education officials foresee gray areas and seek clear direction from the governor.
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Robertson to speak at Bluefield Rotary meeting
Dr. James I. Robertson Jr. of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tech will headline the Bluefield Rotary Club at the Holiday Inn on Route 460. The noon event features a renowned scholar and author, with recent book Stonewall Jackson winning eight national awards and film rights pursued. He directs the largest Civil War history course in America and appears on C Span, CNN networks, and a 11-station weekly radio program.
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