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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2001

Page

20

Mississippi Burning case may be next civil rights probe

Mississippi Attorney General Mike Moore and prosecutors say they have interviewed hundreds and reviewed over 40 000 pages of transcripts to build Mississippi's first murder case against the killers of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. They vanished June 21 1964 in Neshoba County after visiting a firebombed church at Philadelphia and were found dead in an earthen dam after being beaten and shot.

Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman James Chaney Alabama South Mississippi Neshoba County Philadelphia Sheriff’s Department Chaney

Principals split on suspension ban bill in West Virginia

Charleston AP report notes mixed principal reactions to SB439 seeking to bar suspensions for mere absence. Some argue suspension remains key to behavior change, while others support not suspending students for missing school. Governor Wise weighs veto versus signing as bill moves to decision.

Wise Keith Burdette Legisla Tive Senate House of Delegates John Mitchell Ohanawha George Washington High School Mitchell Barry Smith Wyoming East High School Smith Capital High School John Clendenen Clendenen State Department of Education David Stewart Kim Lawrence

West Virginia faces federal highway funds loss over DUI law gaps

Charleston AP West Virginia will lose about 600000 this year for failing to update drunken driving laws to federal TEA-21 standards. By 2007 penalties could reach 25 million as impacts grow, with 2004 losses at 26 million annually. State lawmakers delayed bills despite Gov Wise push. Norman Roush warned future losses will mount. State lacks open container law and updated repeat DUI penalties.

Charleston West Virginia Department of Highways Norman Roush Roush Bob Wise House Senate Jon Amores D-Kanawha Federal Department of Transportation

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