Powers agree to elimination of nuclear weapons
United Nations delegates from five nuclear powers packing an official pledge to dismantle their arsenals as part of a wide disarmament push. The 187 signatories to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty endorsed a plan signaling a new consensus on pursuing a nuclear free future, though no timetable was set and years may pass.
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United Nations
Security Council
Iraq
United States
Baghdad
U.N
Washington
U.S
Robert Einhorn
New York
Chris Westdal
Kofi Annan
Russia
Britain
France
China
Mexico
Geneva
Antonio de Icaza
NPT
India
Pakistan
Israel
Cuba
Lazio enters Senate race against Clinton from Long Island high school
Rep Rick Lazio announced his bid for the U S Senate from West Islip High School to emphasize New York roots after Giuliani withdrew. Clinton leads in polls and funds, with Lazio raising 3.5 million versus her 12 million though potential access to Giuliani's 20 million warchest remains possible.
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West Islip
N.Y
Long Island
Rick Lazio
U.S
Senate
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Lazio
New York City
Rudolph Giuliani
New York
Clinton
Westchester County
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Air Force One
New
West Islip High School
Harold Ickes
House
Newt Gingrich
Dick Armey
King
Giuliani
Barak halts Washington trip amid Israel Palestinian clashes
Prime Minister Ehud Barak postponed his planned Washington visit citing ongoing violence in southern Lebanon and the Palestinian territories. Security Cabinet met in Tel Aviv as protests erupted with police firing rubber coated bullets. at least four Palestinians killed in a week of clashes, including Issa Abed, a Bir Zeit University cafeteria worker. Shops in Ramallah mourn his death as Israelis and Palestinians seek a final peace treaty addressing statehood Jerusalem and refugees.
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Ramallah
West Bank
Ehud Barak
Washington
Clinton
Lebanon
Barak
Gadi Baltiansky
Tel Aviv
Reuters News Agency
Gaza Strip
Hebron
Issa Abed
Bir Zeit University
Abed
Israel
Jerusalem
Ramsey school history highlighted by stage legends and notable visitors
Ramsey, known for a seven-level entrance, has hosted Will Rogers and seven U.S. presidents along with giants like Rockefeller, Carnegie, Ford, Vanderbilt, and the Vienna Boys Choir. The event featured K4 and K5 students with guides Christopher Harris and others, Betty Bourne’s invocation, and Rev. Courtney Wallace’s benediction.
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Board of Education
Ramsey
Mercer County
Cooke
Will Rogers
Stubby Currence
U.S
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Ford
Commodore Vanderbilt
Vienna Boys Choir
Karl Miller
Christopher Harris
Matthew Sexton
Princeshia Todd
Daryl Balliet
Melissa Lewis
Dexter Moore
Joshua Manns
Porisha Dowell
Helana Walker
Charles Johnson
Betty Bourne
Courtney Wallace
The
Ramsey Pto
Passenger Rail Return Sparks Virginia Support and Plans
Bristol leaders back passenger service on Norfolk Southern tracks linking Bristol to Charlottesville and beyond, with routes to Richmond and Washington. Amtrak would partner with the state, requiring contracts, track upgrades, and a five year subsidy. State funds of 9.3 million have been appropriated to buy equipment and upgrade lines.
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Charlottesville
Alexandria
Washington, D.C
Farmville
Richmond
Bristol, Va
Farnham Jarrard
Norfolk Southern
Roanoke-to- Bristol
Susan Bland
Amtrak
Congress
The
Passenger Train Corporation
Bland
Boucher
Goodlatte
General Assembly
William Wampler Jr
Bristol
Wampler
Washington
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation
Virginia
Janet A Williams ends paid political ad for Mercer County Board
A paid political notice from Janet A Williams thanks her supporters including family and school staff. She pledges to do good by any means and at all times. The message is paid for by the Committee to elect Janet A Williams and ends at Venture Printing.
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Janet A. Williams
Mercer County Board of Education
Regis N Philbin Loses Daytime Emmy to Barker Bergeron
At Radio City Music Hall New York Regis Philbin failed to win best game show host losing to Bob Barker while Tom Bergeron tied for the prize. The Night also saw Rosie O'Donnell repeat as supporting actress and Anthony Geary win best actor. The ceremony honored Barbara Walters with a lifetime achievement award.
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EW York
Regis N Philbin
Susan Lucci
Philbin
Lucci
Bob Barker
Tom Bergeron
Barker
Thomas O'Neill
ABC
Michael Davies
Davies
Regis Philbin
God
Rosie O’donnell
Shemar Moore
the Young and the Restless
Sarah Brown
General Hospital
Shari Lewis
Charlie Horse
Rosie O'Donnell
David Tom
Steven Spielberg
Pinky
Elmyra & the Brain
Camryn Grimes
Susan Flannery
the Bold & the Beautiful
Stephanie Forrester
Lamb Chop
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Kathie Lee Gifford
Gifford
Emmys
Barbara Walters
Civil War Ball Welcomes First Wedding and Last Dance
Eddie and Dorothy wed in period attire with Eddie in private dress and Dorothy in a wedding gown. The Rev. Joe Spencer officiated. The Civil War Ball featured a playful bid to elope and hosted a final dance before the Memorial Building Ballroom becomes the Those Who Served War Memorial Museum, signaling a lasting goodbye to dances there.
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Eddie
Joe Spencer
Dorothy
Pigeon Creek
Memorial Building
War Memorial Museum
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O’donnell
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Luke Spencer
E . Leslie
Virginia Ave
Bluefield
Crestliner
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Lowrance
NCE
Ums
Brick Street
Princeton
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