Justice found guilty in 1994 Angela Swick death
Timothy Justice, 24, of Kimball, convicted by a Mercer County jury of first degree murder in the 1994 death of Angela Swick at Brush Creek Falls. Jury also finds him guilty of aggravated robbery and conspiracy and recommends mercy. Sentencing set for next month with potential new trial motion on July 10.
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Princeton
Timothy Justice
Angela Swick
Florida
Kimball
John R. Frazier
Jason Menenbroeker
Wisconsin
Swick
Mercer County
Deborah Garton
Welch
Brush Creek Falls
Princess Diana Avoids Parking Ticket in London Cafe Chase
Princess Diana allegedly fled a London cafe when a traffic officer ticketed her black convertible, with photos showing her sprinting across the street to plead for extra time. The Today newspaper reports she claimed to be just having coffee. Shahre man Daraee granted five more minutes. The ticket could have run to 96 dollars.
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Diana
London
Today
Shahreman Daraee
Daraee
Clinton Collins and Group at Main Street Concert Bluesfield
Clinton Collins and group perform at Noon in Chicory Square downtown Bluefield. The weekly event is sponsored by Daily Telegraph and Main Street Bluefield at the Main Street Concert series.
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Clinton Collins
Chicory Square
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Main Street Bluefield
West Virginia Weather: Warm Day With Rain Likely
Today's highs reach 75 to 80 with scattered rain and thunderstorms. Tonight expect more rain with thunderstorms possible, and lows near 60 to 65. Weather package A-6 West Virginia Daily 3.0-2-8 Daily 4.8-3-6-4.
Workers' camp hike stuns West Virginia businesses
Charleston AP reports state firms face sharp workers' compensation premium hikes averaging 12.2 percent, effective July 1 with bills due Sept 30. Some companies see more than 50 percent increases. West Virginia Chamber of Commerce president Steve Roberts cites 17.5 to 18 percent average and warns of ongoing unfunded liability.
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Charleston
Workers’ Compensation Performance Council
Steve Roberts
West Virginia
Roberts
Pot plants found near lake valued at 126000
Athens Police Chief John Rapp discovered sixty three marijuana plants in planter trays near Athens Lake. State Police will destroy the plants as investigators seek leads, noting this as early spring planting by growers. Citizens urged to report suspicious activity and to watch for people carrying small plant trays or jugs of water into wooded areas.
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Princeton
Athens Lake
Athens
John Rapp
Rapp
West Virginia State Police
Patchwork memories mark exit for Dudley aide
Juanita Marrs retires after 28 years at Dudley Primary School Bluefield West Virginia. Faculty and staff created a 100 by 70 inch quilt 40 personalized squares to honor her service. Students planted a tree in her name and Marrs said the years were rewarding with tears and thanks.
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Luefield
Dudley
West Graham
Bluefield
Juanita Marrs
Marrs
Sheila Lambert
Elaine Pennington
Cathy Mullen
Juanita
West rejects talks on hostages in Bosnia crisis
Western allies refuse to bargain with Bosnian Serbs over the 370 U N peacekeepers held by force. NATO seeks a rapid deployment to bolster diplomacy as Radovan Karadzic warns any rescue attempt would be met with butcherly violence.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Radovan Karadzic
U.N
Bosnia
NATO
United States
Slobodan Milo
Sevic
Warren Christopher
Lisbon
Portugal
Split
Croatia
Adriatic
Britain
Banja Luka
Slobodan Milosevic
Gorazde
Bihar
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West Virginia Daily
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Daily
Abby
West
U.S
Former
Yugoslavia
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