Neely urges counter gangs to fight drugs at Boys State
West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Richard Neely told Boys State attendees that citizens should form counter gangs armed with baseball bats to deter drug peddlers and protect schools. He argued police fail to stop drug flow and urged parents students and teachers to recruit train and support these groups as a last resort. He warned of monopolies of force by dealers and criticized current official efforts including drug testing.
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Richard Neely
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Drag race chase ends in death near Kenova West Virginia
A Wayne County boy, 17 year old Robert Lee May, died when his car left the roadway during a police chase between two drag racing vehicles on U S 60 in Kenova. The chase began around 1:50 a.m. and ended with May’s car crashing and burning after clocked speeds reached 68 mph. Officials from the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department and Kenova Police stated the crash occurred about 1:54 a.m. Sunday.
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Allen Keesee
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Kenova Police Department
May
U.S. 60
Virginia Beach hit and run DUI charges against staff member
A staffer for a U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence faces charges of driving under the influence and hit and run after his car allegedly struck a pedestrian who is hospitalized in fair condition. Gerald Montoya, 34, of Alexandria, was charged Sunday. victim Earl Glauner, 33, of Virginia Beach, remains in fair condition in the ICU at Virginia Beach General Hospital.
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Compagnion tests and feminist leadership headline week
A patchwork of AP briefs covers Joyce Brothers on pre marriage compatibility and borrowing a child for testing. CBS alum Harry Reasoner earns his degree at University of Minnesota. Cybill Shepherd calls feminism a duty while Joan Baez faces stage mic failures. Gwendolyn Brooks receives NEA honor amid warm Chicago tribute.
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Minimum wage showdown looms as Foley takes helm
Democratic congressional leaders push a public ceremony as Bush prepares to veto the wage bill. After a leadership shakeup, they seek to turn Capitol Hill ethics distractions into a political argument.
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Accused teens kept from class in Glen Ridge case
Five high school athletes charged with sexually assaulting a 17 year old special education student will remain on home instruction rather than return to regular classes. The district will not have them attend graduation. four seniors may receive diplomas after meeting requirements. Police say the March 1 incident involved a girl escorted by four of the teens to a home where the assault occurred.
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Rose McCaffrey
Utah Supreme Court Hears Fischers Adoption Case
In Salt Lake City, the Fischers argue their polygamous marriage should not bar them from adopting six motherless children. Attorney David Nuffer cites their qualifications and the children's best interests as key factors in Utah Supreme Court consideration. Meanwhile, Boston hosts a drug awareness rally with Jesse Jackson and Gov. Dukakis, while a Klan rally in Perry, Florida draws only anti-racism protesters. Battle Creek misses breakfast table record due to cold, windy conditions.
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Rick Royal
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Mass
Japan US official meets monk in Sapporo amid POW claims
An American official in northern Japan met Buddhist monk Iwanobu Yoshida who says he shared a room with U S prisoners of war in Vietnam. The meeting, held at a hospital in Sapporo, will be analyzed in Washington. Yoshida is 65 and reportedly has mental disorders.
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