Killer bees edge toward four states per AP report
In Washington AP dispatch the spread of feral Africanized honeybees into California Arizona New Mexico and Louisiana is forecast within 18 to 24 months. A USDA scientist notes weather and geography will affect the rate of advance into new territory, with Texas already on their path.
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Washington
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana
Agriculture Department
Texas
Tutwiler says Baker not quitting to aid Bush campaign
Secretary of State James A. Baker III will not resign to help President Bush in his re election effort, spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said Monday. She called reports of a resignation and campaign takeover unfounded and noted no conversation about such a move.
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Tutwiler
Baker
Washington
James A. Baker III
Bush
Margaret Tutwiler
Clinton
California
Perot
Arafat under brain surgery after April plane crash
World news from Amman reports Yasser Arafat underwent brain surgery to remove blood clots from an April plane crash. Doctors said the operation underscored his fragile grip on the PLO and expected a full recovery.
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Amman, Jordan
Yasser Arafat
PLO
Russia delays pullout of former troops from Caucasus
Russia postpones the withdrawal of former Soviet troops from Armenia Azerbaijan and Georgia saying an early exit could spark violence. Defense Minister Pavel Grachev told Izvestia that Moscow remains to prevent bloodshed in the troubled republics.
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Russia
Moscow
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Defense Ministry
Pavel Grachev
Izvestia
Candy testimony details escape and search during trial
A frightened Candy recalled walking from the car and toward a tunnel seeking help as her parents faced questions in a preliminary hearing. She described the weather, kept journals, and identified a reverend who helped her, while parents and witnesses observed with visible emotion.
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Candy
Allen Shupe
Marion
Bluefield
Bland
Robert Gottlieb
New York
Coopers
Por
Clinton strong in California as primary ends in bid for boost
Presidential hopefuls wrap up campaigns in California with Bill Clinton aiming to seal the Democratic nomination and gain a big state boost for a likely three way fall race. Jerry Brown urged the party to resist Clinton, while Bush faced Perot’s looming campaign and Baker dismissed sign of resignation rumors.
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Kerman
Calif
Bill Clinton
Jerry Brown
Clinton
Arkansas
California
Brown
Bush
Patrick Buchanan
Ross Perot
White House
Pennsylvania
Millions reject candidates in primaries as Perot rises
Millions of voters rejected traditional candidates in the primary season ending this week. The protest vote cushions Ross Perot’s entry, signaling broad dissatisfaction with Clinton and Bush and shaping a fall campaign. Polls show Tsongas' lingering strength, Bush’s weak margins, and demand for change across parties.
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Washington
Bush
Bill Clinton
Ross Perot
Court rules for father in dispute over frozen embryos
Tennessee Supreme Court unanimously upholds a divorced man's right to refuse fatherhood of seven embryos conceived with his ex wife in Knoxville in December 1988. The ruling cites privacy rights and prevents forced parenthood while allowing the clinic to follow its unused pre-embryo procedures consistent with the opinion.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
Lewis Davis
Davises
Davis
Mary Sue Davis Stowe
Knoxville
Community event calendar notes for June and July
A series of local events announced across June and July include a Music in the Square Committee meeting at Johnston's Inn in Princeton on Noon Wednesday June 3, a flea market sponsored by Maples Nursing Home volunteers on Friday June 5 with donations requested, a Mardi Gras co hosted by Humana Seniors Association and Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens at the Tazewell Senior Citizens Building with a $5 cover and ticket outlets, a Disabled American Veterans membership drive with bake sale and snacks on Saturday June 13 at 205 Preston St, and a Goodwill Community Reunion for former Goodwill Hollow residents on Sunday July 19 at Goodwill Bottom with a potluck invitation and contact Nina Farmer.
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Johnston's Inn
Princeton
S.m
Maples Nursing and Retirement Home
Ruth
Humana Seniors Association
Appalachian Agency For Senior Citizens
Tazewell
Nior
Richlands
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
DAV
Preston St
Goodwill Bottom
Goodwill Hollow
Louisville
Nina Farmer
Woman trapped after wreck rescued. purse missing
Deputies report a woman trapped when her car on its side after a crash was flipped upright by rescue crews led by Deputy W O Lawson. Peggy Miller was rescued though her purse remained missing and witnesses saw no one leave with it. Other items and incidents are noted in area blotter entries including abandoned skis, vandalism, and a hit-and-run aftermath near Wings Lounge.
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W.O. Lawson
Lawson
Peggy Miller
Quail Valley
K.W. Reed
Jim Lemmons
Bluewell Manor
C.J. Smothers
Veterinary Associates
Courthouse Road
Union Street
Bluefield
M.T. Smith
Wings Lounge
Single vehicle crash kills North Tazewell man on Route 16
North Tazewell resident Carl Ronnie Roberts, 45, died when his car left Route 16, went over an embankment and struck a tree near Plum Creek at 9 10 p.m. Saturday. The crash occurred about twotenths of a mile north of Route 604. Trooper J E Cox investigated with responders from the Tazewell Lifesaving Crew and Fire Department.
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Tazewell
Plum Creek
Carl Ronnie Roberts
Route 16
Sgt. J. McPherson
Virginia State Police
Government Meetings Listed For Bluefield and Giles County
Governmently speaking schedules show Giles County Board of Education convening at 4 30 p m today Bluefield West Virginia Board of Directors meeting at 7 30 p m today and Bluefield West Virginia Planning Commission set for 3 30 p m Wednesday in June
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Giles County Board of Education
Bluefield
W.va
Board of di
Public hearing notices and bids from Bluefield and Tazewell
Notices announce a joint hearing by the Tazewell County board and Virginia transportation department in Tazewell for June 11 1992 to review a Project Priority List. Also advertised bids due June 16 1992 in Bluefield for a 2.5 ton dump truck and a 20 cubic yard collection vehicle with terms and rights reserved. The document also includes a West Virginia circuit court notice of a commissioner sale of real estate in Mercer County with a June 19 1992 sale date and detailed property description.
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Tazewell Prey Board
Virginia of Transportation
Tazewell
Tazewell Courthouse
Virginia
Bluefield
Beverly Tresch
Mercer County
West Virginia
Carolyn Wimmer
Wayne C. Wimmer
Sharon Gail Hearn
Circuit Court of
Mary Hearn Farmer
Princeton
Ida Mae Shupe
Ihene
Harry
J. F. Sifers
T. C. Ball
Harry Street
Elizabeth Dininer
Woodie C. Driner
Fiat Top Insurance Agnoy
Uber
Lizabeth Dinger Criner
Sweet
West Wavele
Theda Lang Criner
Kenneth Hearn
Carolyn Hear
Sharon Hearn
M Hearn
Theda Lang Dinner
Atrix
Theda Lang Criner Hearn
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