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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2000

Page

3

Kennedy cousin to face judge in Martha Moxley murder

In Greenwich Connecticut prosecutors prepare to move Michael Skakel from juvenile to adult court for the 1975 Martha Moxley golf club death. A Stamford hearing could set a trial path with potential 25 year sentence if convicted as an adult. Martha’s mother Dorothy and son John attend.

Tamford Skakel Stamford Superior Court Martha Dorthy John Bridgeport Jonathan Benedict Benedict Martha Moxley Elan Poland Spring Maine Michael Sherman Sherman Michael Skakel Thomas Skakel Michael

PBS Antiques Roadshow Sparks WV Dealer Headaches

Morgantown area dealers say the PBS program inflates values and fuels overoptimistic hopes. Local appraisals cited include a kettle valued at 1200 dollars, far above what dealers in Morgantown typically fetch. Experts warn prices depend on local demand and supply.

Margaret Headlee Antiques Walk Morgantown Tom Smith West Virginia Headlee New York Los Angeles Chicago

Congressman to renew slavery apology push in Congress

Rep. Tony Hall of Dayton proposes a renewed measure apologizing for slavery and creating a government commission to study its legacy. He urges a public school curriculum, a scholarship fund and a national slavery museum, tying Juneteenth to the reprise of debate on racial reconciliation.

Washington Tony Hall Congress Dayton Ohio Hall America Halli Moray Gordon Granger Galveston Texas Union

Harvard study finds white male underage drinkers lean on cheap alcohol

A Harvard School of Public Health study shows most underage binge drinkers are white males under 21 who obtain cheap or free alcohol at fraternity parties or local bars. The report notes older friends buy alcohol for them and highlights the need for stricter penalties on sellers and bars that serve youths.

OSTON Harvard School of Public Health Henry Wechsler Harvard Craig Lareau Westborough Helen Stubbs The Higher Education Center For Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention

AOL to Launch AOLTV Interactive TV in July

AOL will roll out AOLTV in July starting in Phoenix Sacramento Baltimore and five other cities. The service aims to deliver e mail instant messaging and Web browsing to home TV screens with set top boxes priced at 250 and monthly fees 1495 for members 2495 for non members. Analysts say growth may be slow but AOLs 23 million subscribers could give it an edge as merger talks with Time Warner loom.

Dulles America Online Inc AOLTV Phoenix Sacramento Baltimore AOL Microsoft Webtv Youssef Squall ING Barings Time Warner Forrester Research Barry Schuler Aols Interactive Services

Richardson to stay on job amid Los Alamos drives probe

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson rejected calls to resign over the Los Alamos security lapse. He said there is no evidence two missing nuclear data drives left the lab or that espionage occurred. He suggested panicked scientists may have misplaced the devices and pledged action against those involved.

Washington GOP Energy Bill Richardson Los Alamos Lab New Mexico X Division Richardson NBC Meet the Press Energy Department Edward Curran Congressional Intelligence Committee

Emergency landing in Charleston slows Northwest DC-9 flight

A Northwest Airlines DC-9 carrying 117 passengers made an emergency landing at Yeager Airport after losing an engine. The flight from Raleigh to Detroit landed safely on one engine. No injuries were reported. Passengers were rebooked on a Northwest Airlink service to Detroit and housed overnight in Charleston. The aircraft remained grounded in West Virginia until an engine replacement could be completed.

Charleston Northwest Airlines Raleigh Detroit Yeager Northwest Jon Austin Austin Michigan Frank Bonedy Wchs-Tv Northwest Airlink Mesaba Airlines West Virginia

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