Supreme Court Says U.S. May Kidnap Foreign Suspects
The court calls a ruling monstrous as three dissenters condemn the opinion. The decision hinges on U S government power to seize individuals abroad for prosecution despite foreign objections.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1992
Page
2
The court calls a ruling monstrous as three dissenters condemn the opinion. The decision hinges on U S government power to seize individuals abroad for prosecution despite foreign objections.
GOP leaders dismiss Bill Clinton as a failed governor and Ross Perot as an evasive flip flopper at a platform hearing focused on what they see as George Bushs strongest foreign policy. They argue Bush rivals would shrink Americas role abroad.
Bluefield parks chief Cliff Pannell attended a Charleston conference on urban forestry and plans a city tree inventory to locate trees hazardous to power lines sidewalks and water systems. Bluefield and Princeton push to prepare for the 1992 Appalachian League season opening Friday.
Gina Sabatasso and Stuart Scott wed amid customers at a Clinton Township 7 Eleven where the couple met, with about 20 guests and a judge officiating. The bride, 21, and groom, 31, joked about the aisle choice as the store stayed open for the ceremony.
Today will be partly sunny with a 60 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms and high in the mid-70s. Tonight turns partly cloudy with a 40 percent shower chance and lows in the lower 60s. Southeast winds travel 5 to 10 mph. Weather package, A-8.
Washington AP Bush and Yeltsin pledged friendship on eve of their first full dress summit amid efforts to solve extraordinarily difficult problems blocking a major nuclear arms agreement. They stressed cooperation and peace, while Bush urged Congress to back a $24 billion Western aid package for Russia. Baker said the summit offers promise for world peace and stability.
Bluefield area retailers report traffic shifts during Wal-Mart's Col lege Avenue grand opening with Kmart and Roses noting early dips or gains. Smaller shops in gifts and drugs face price competition yet emphasize personalized service as Mercer Mall also stabilizes after the event.
Shenella Buchanan crosses a rope bridge at Camp Joy on opening day while counselor Steven Stuart observes. Ninety four children from the Bluefield area attend the launch as the camp pursues additional outside programming including skits and Bible programs.
McDowell County Courthouse officials seek volunteers to assist with recording court house documents and mailing copies. Limited staff due to a county spending freeze and a backlog from the primary election has created critical need. Deputy Clerk Sue Powers says aims are flexible hours and long term commitment, with contact by calling 436 8344.
Monroe County superintendent Lyn Guy says consolidation is the only plan that makes sense for students as an $8.4 million ground breaking for a new school at Coulters Chapel proceeds. The facility, set to open September 1993, will serve PetersTown and Union High School students, with six more bus drivers to address transportation concerns.
Kenneth and Theresa Varney appeared before U S Magistrate Jerry D Hogg in Charleston for a detention hearing on marijuana possession with intent to distribute charges. They were held without bond in Kanawha County Jail as 10 pounds of marijuana valued at about 80000 dollars was seized after their arrest by Mercer County Sheriff's Department and West Virginia State Police while travelling from Virginia to West Virginia. The hearing was continued to Thursday and the case may go before a federal grand jury in Charleston in July.
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