No Motive Found In Auto Blast In Grundy Va
Investigators from the U S Treasury Division of Alcohol Tobacco and Treasury Bureau say federal agents are working to determine a possible motive for the bombing death of Patricia Ann Stacy in Grundy Virginia. Stacy, a waitress and cook at the Grundy Drive In, was killed when her car exploded near downtown Gay two weeks ago after she turned on the turn signal. ATF agent James Kegley said a team continues to gather information in the Grundy area with foot work, but no lab results are confirmed yet.
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U. S. Treasury
Division of Alcohol, Tobacco and Treasury Bureau
Grundy, Va
Patricia Ann Stacy
Boyd's
Grundy
Gay
Kegley
Bristol
Train Derailment Forces Evacuation Near Keyser
A Chessie System freight train derailed west of Keyser, WV, derailing 20 cars and prompting evacuation of eight nearby homes due to leaking fuel oil and hydrogen chloride gas. No injuries reported, traffic on WV 46 closed up to 36 hours, as crews halt leaks near Keymont.
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Keyser
W.va
Maine Geography Describes Shape and Seacoast Facts
Maine, the largest New England state by area, spans 33 215 square miles and shares a lone border with New Hampshire among the continental states. Its jagged seacoast stretches 3 478 miles, with West Quoddy Point marking the easternmost U S mainland town.
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New England
Maine
United States
New Hampshire
West Quoddy Point
U.S
Public Water Hearing Set in Wise on June 19
The Virginia State Water Study Commission will hold a public hearing Monday in the Clinch Valley Community College Administration Building Wise to hear comments on water supply and allocation problems in southwest Virginia. The commission, created in 1971, aims to advise the General Assembly on statewide water issues after the 1977 drought exposed shortages.
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Virginia State Water Study Commission
Clinch Valley Community College
Wise
Virginia
Study Commission
General Assembly
Senate
Roger Bollen
World Almanac Quiz Questions Mystery Copper State
The World Almanac presents a Q and A quiz asking which state leads U.S. copper production and notes horse racing trivia about winning the Kentucky Derby Belmont Stakes and Preakness in one year. It also asks whether the statement that the U S has 590 states is true or false.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Delaware
U.S
Murders of Mercer County couple spark wide police hunt
Police continue the investigation into the deaths of Karen Noble and Jeffrey Scott, Marshall University students from Bluefield and Bramwell. Officials in Giles County Virginia and Mercer County West Virginia coordinate searches for a .22 caliber handgun and the truck gas cap. Witnesses are asked to provide information about sightings near the Narrows area where the bodies were found late Sunday night.
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Vrive
Mercer County
Narrows
Karen Lynn Noble
Bluefield
Jeffrey Lee Scott
Bramwell
John Hopkins
Giles County
West Virginia State Police
Virginia
Marshall University
Rt. 61
Bland County
Timmy Vaughn
Noble
Scott
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Concord College
Dye
Mitchell
Pheebe
Aristotle
Paul Chryssikos
W.va. 46
Keymont
Pine Tree State
I Kustom
Henrod
the Kitchen Castle, Inc
Richlands
Tazewell
Rt. 460
Tazewell Co. Country Club Golf Course
Fort Witten
the World Almanac
Asley
uMos
By Pat Cecil
Miss Noble
Wolf Creek
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Savings and Loan
Mountain Security
Virginia Avenue
Theaterman
Blank
Aerreas
Golden
Latey
White
Raleigh ST. Bluefield
BLNK
Mercer ST
Princeton
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