Brad Pitt traffic cop cutouts in Russia curb speeding
MOSCOW AP Brad Pitt is set to slow traffic in Siberia with cardboard cutouts of him dressed as a traffic cop placed at dangerous intersections in Omsk. Officials say the star power has reduced speeds and accidents, part of a broader campaign against speeding amid high Russian road fatalities.
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West Virginia Daily Lottery Results Brief
West Virginia Daily Pick 3 draws 4 9 9 and Pick 4 draws 2 1 4 8. Authorities report no further details in the brief notice.
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West Virginia Daily
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Body found in Richlands blaze destroys downtown structure
In Richlands Virginia early Wednesday a body was recovered from a downtown residence after a fire of unknown origin destroyed the building. Firefighters battled a fully involved house as two neighboring homes suffered damage and a propane tank raised blast risk. Investigators from Richlands PD and Virginia State Police recovered the body and priced damages at about 25,000 dollars for one house and 5,000 to 10,000 dollars for the adjacent structure.
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Tazewell Avenue
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William Puckett
Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigations Unit
Tazewell teachers to receive step salary increase
Tazewell County schools announce a collective step pay raise for all employees despite a tight budget. Superintendent Dr. Brenda Lawson notes savings from tightened expenditures enabled the increase while the 11.7 percent health care rise is still covered. Both the School Board and Supervisors discussed reconfiguring the step system for fair funding.
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Tazewell County
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Board of Supervisors
Police chief defeats mayor in Jaeger town race
JAEGER-A Police Chief Joe Ford defeated incumbent Jaeger Mayor James C. Stafford as canvassing totals show Ford with 95 votes to 66 for Stafford. Ruby Fanning, town recorder, ran unopposed and won 135 votes. In Saeger council, winners were Dell Kiser 112 Danny Kennedy 103 Cleda Carter 88 Jimmy Cline 85 Eugene Shaw 84. incumbent Walt Parker 80, Wilbert Marcum 60, write-in Doug Church 33. Canvass and certification set for Monday. Todd tied for Matoaka mayor after final results released Wednesday morning.
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Matoaka
Mercer County
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Fragmentary Election Totals Reported in OCR Snippet
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Man found guilty of murder by stabbing
Robert Wayne Johnson Jr 45 of Anawalt was found guilty of first degree murder in the Jan 20 2008 stabbing death of 71 year old Joe Mallory in the O T o I community near Anawalt. The jury returned a verdict after about an hour with a mercy recommendation making him parole eligible.
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McDowell County
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Anawalt
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Mallory
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