Rescue divers find teen's body in Tygarts Valley River
ARDEN AP Rescue workers found Bradley W. Drummond 19 of Clarksburg dead in the Tygarts Valley River at Arden after he was swept away June 8 when he fell from a rock. The incident occurred in Barbour County as authorities continued to search for clues.
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Virginia Guard tops national ranking in quarterly profile
The Virginia Army National Guard earned first place among 54 state and territorial guards, scoring 100 percent on 24 objectives in the January February March Management Analysis Profile, highlighting strong state military administration. SELMA dump permit revoked after unauthorized dumping resumes. Alleghany Sheriff orders halt. BEDFORD man sentenced to death for fatal stabbing and beating of his older lover. judge cites danger to society after a guilty plea in April.
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Poindexter Case Tests Testimony From Reagan Bush
Prosecutors plan to narrow the Iran Contra indictment against John Poindexter while his lawyer seeks to compel testimony from President Bush and former President Reagan. Judge Greene weighs reindictment specifics as Walsh moves to drop theft, wire fraud, and broader conspiracy charges. Secord faces separate November trial with related allegations of bribery and improper payments to Oliver North.
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Hungary pays tribute to heroes of 1956 uprising
In Budapest, crowds honor Imre Nagy and other leaders executed after the 1956 anti-Soviet revolt. Remains of Nagy and four associates were reinterred at Heroes Square and the site, 31 years after their deaths, as speeches denounced the regime and called for end of communist rule. A sixth coffin, empty, symbolized all who died. Viktor Orban and student leader Tibor Mecs urged courage and freedom from Soviet forces.
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Mississippi man sues over wife theft by Sammy Winder
Canton Mississippi. A Mississippi man sues Sammy Winder alleging he ran off with the plaintiff s wife. The filing claims unlawful taking and seeks redress, detailing the relationship and alleged actions in the civil complaint.
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Denver Broncos suit shocks Madison County court filing
A $600,000 lawsuit accuses Denver Broncos running back of pursuing Cecilia Evans Spell while she was married. The suit, filed May 26 in Madison County Circuit Court, says Winder urged divorce and promised a life together at his Madison County home.
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Prominent escrow agent confesses theft in Congress
Marilyn Louise Harrell, once known as Robin Hud, cried as she admitted stealing millions from the government and giving to the poor. She told the House Subcommittee that she justified her acts by following a higher law to ease suffering.
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Japan and Hong Kong to curb ivory imports worldwide
Japan and Hong Kong announced plans to end most ivory imports as part of a global push to protect African elephants. Japan, the largest ivory importer and consumer, accounts for about 40 percent of the market, while Hong Kong exports carvings for reexport. Conservationists report African elephants have declined from 1.5 million in 1978 to an estimated 400,000 to 700,000 today.
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