Buffy wins MTV Movie Awards in Culver City
Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar won best kiss and best female performance for Cruel Intentions at MTV Movie Awards. Mike Myers claimed two awards with Verne Troyer. The Matrix won best movie while Keanu Reeves took best male performance.
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Culver City
Calif
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Gellar
Selma Blair
Selma
Blair
Mike Myers
Verne
Troyer
Myers
Austin Powers
Keanu Reeves
Haley Joel Osment
Julia Stiles
Adam Sandler
Big Daddy
Sarah Jessica Parker
Sony Studios
Tom Cruise
John Malkovich
Joel Gallen
MTV
Woman who lost arm to tiger promotes refuge
In Denver, Renée Black, 28, who lost an arm to a Siberian tiger at the Prairie Wind Wild Animal Refuge near Agate, pleads to keep the facility open and the tiger alive. She urges authorities not to close the refuge, saying her work and contributions would be wasted. Investigations probe potential federal law violations by the refuge owner.
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Denver
Renée Black
Wildlife Refuge
Prairie Wind
Black
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Michael Jurich
Clarification on PCH compensation proposal reaches board
Dr Theodore Werblin chair of surgery at Princeton Community Hospital seeks to clarify recent articles about a compromise proposal now before the PCH board of directors. He notes the medical staff actuated a cost neutral plan for on call services and that Dr David Larkin introduced but failed to second a related resolution on May 30. Werblin says the measure will be revived at today’s 5 pm meeting and calls the plan unique in the nation and patient benefiting.
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Theodore Werblin
Department of Surgery
Princeton Community Hospital
PCH
Werblin
David Larkin
Correction lists union chamber leader as Bill Shiflet
The Union Area Chamber of Commerce president was corrected to Bill Shiflet in the Sunday Page B-2 notice. The brief clarifies the proper spelling and identity of the chamber head for readers and records the amendment as an official correction.
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Union Area Chamber of Commerce
Bill Shiflet
Local guitarist promotes regional concerts and venue goals
Bluefield native Bill Gillespie, guitarist with Fancy Free, is promoting a June 23 .38 Special concert in Brushfork and pushing for a regional civic center. His Billy G Productions has backed acts like Platters, Dr. Hook, Little Texas and Chubby Checker and aims to bring major groups to a smaller venue while keeping ticket prices affordable. He envisions a shared Bluefield Princeton Beckley Wytheville complex to serve 8 000 to 12 000 seats.
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Luefield
Bill Gillespie
Bluefield High School
West Virginia
Virginia
Gillespie
Athens
Ohio
Athenses
Fancy Free
Wade Fletcher
Billy G. Productions
Charleston
Roanoke
Billy G
Mullens
Dr. Hook
Little Texas
Chubby Checker
Moting
National Guard Armory
Brushfork
Ricky Martin
Pro Wrestling
Christine Aguilara
Back Street Boys
National Guard
Bluefield
Princeton
Beckley
Wytheville
N Sync
School budget cuts force consolidation plan in Buchanan County
Justus outlined a $1.78 million county shortfall that trims the school budget to $5,990,631 and pushes consolidation. D.A. Justus Elementary will merge with Hurley Middle in a 267-student K-8 setup, closing the school and saving about $258,000 while reallocating staff. Riverview Elementary/Middle is planned to open Aug 2001 to house 1,050 students from multiple local schools and preserve operations through 2001.
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Justus
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Nel
Hurley
Hurley Middle
D.A. Justus Elementary
Riverview
D.A. Justus
Vansant Middle School
Harman
Big Rock
PV. Dennis
Appalachian School of Law
Garden
Whitewood
Background checks block 204000 gun purchases last year
Justice Department figures show state and local agencies rejected 3 percent of prospective gun buyers in 1999, higher than the FBI’s 1.8 percent. States had access to more detailed criminal history and other disqualifying databases, while the FBI handled fewer checks. The data cover almost 22.3 million applications since 1994 and note shifts in prosecutorial focus and Supreme Court rulings affecting firearm cases.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Bureau
Clinton
Statistics Bureau
National Rifle Association
Gun Owners’ Group
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Charisma Towels
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