West Virginia officials cut costs by traveling to study systems
In Charleston and Fayetteville AP reports, West Virginia ABC officials travel to North Carolina to study liquor storage and plan trips to Ohio to inspect beverage control. A Fayette County woman is convicted of cruelty to children for leaving a 38 day old in a freezing car and unheated room. Thirteen beer licenses suspended for underage sales and other violations. State tax officials warn a new tax law ends exemptions for purchases by businesses providing taxable services.
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Virginians oppose VMI male only admissions policy
Gov Baliles cites a Virginia Commonwealth University poll showing 57 percent of 616 adults support admitting women to VMI while 34 percent oppose the policy and 9 percent have no opinion.
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Flag burning amendment draws fire on Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill debate intensifies as Bush urges a constitutional amendment to outlaw flag desecration. Critics warn of censorship risks and erosion of First Amendment protections. House Speaker Foley resists rush to reverse the Supreme Court ruling and plans July hearings to assess the impact.
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Foley
House passes local bill freeing jailed D C mother
The House approved by 376 to 34 a measure to free Dr Elizabeth Morgan jailed for civil contempt for not revealing daughter Hilary's location in a custody case. The bill would require DC prosecutors to file contempt charges within 12 months and guarantee a trial and potential bail retroactively. The Senate must act, with similar pending legislation from Senator Orrin Hatch. The case is before DC appeals court after Judge Herbert Dixon kept Morgan jailed.
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Forench
Princess Diana Fails Mothers Race At School Sports Day
London AP reports barefoot Princess Diana finished behind another mother in the mothers race at Weatherby School in Richmond Athletics Ground. Her son Prince William, 7, won Form 3 Goldrush, a two tin foil nugget balancing race.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher and Staff Listing
Bluefield Daily Telegraph details staff roles Don Watson Patsy Malamisura Carl Meade Jr and Horne as publisher advertising director operations manager and press supervisor. Provides address 928 Bluefield Ave Bluefield West Virginia 24701 and postal box 1599 plus news affiliates and copyright notice.
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Horne
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Patsy P. Malamisura
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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National Advertising Rep
Landen Associates
SEC offers cash for trader tips
The SEC will pay rewards up to 10 percent of any civil fine to tipsters who provide information leading to insider trading convictions. Writers must apply within 180 days after a court imposes a civil fine. The agency aims to boost detection of illegal inside trading and to improve bond information for buyers.
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Gary G. Lynch
Lynch
Washington Public Power Supply System
Pair Marries Across Historic Israel Rift On Car Roof
In Rishon Letzion a Palestinian Arab refugee and an Orthodox Jewish woman wed despite family outrage and yearlong conflict. The ceremony took place on a parked car near Nurit Yehuda’s aunt’s apartment, signaling a rare union amid ongoing tensions.
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Israel
Occupied Territories
Zaki el-Amoudi
Nurit Yehuda
Nurit
15 Million Job Losses Loom In Soviet Restructuring
MOSCOW AP The economy faces an emergency with up to 15 million people expected to lose jobs as restructuring advances. Leonid Abalkin testified at a confirmation hearing before the new Supreme Soviet legislature, which approved his nomination as head of the State Commission on Economic Reform, a deputy premiership position.
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