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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2000

Page

3

Killer Resume virus spreads via email threats

FBI and experts pursued the so called Killer Resume email virus using Outlook to threaten global computers. Authorities warned users not to open messages with Resume Janet Simons and to delete without opening. The attack followed the Love Bug incident and could disrupt business as markets reopen after Memorial Day weekend.

United States FBI Rex Tomb Tomb National Infrastructure Protection Center Santa Clara Calif Nipc.gov Network Associates Nai.com Symantec Corporation Symantec.com Microsoft Outlook Microsoft.com Office Outlook

New York shooting suspect freed on 3500 bail in Wendy's slayings

John Benji Taylor, linked to robberies at four Queens fast food outlets, was released last summer on 3500 bail after a McDonald’s incident near the Empire State Building. He failed to appear in court and is a fugitive. prosecutors seek higher bail and possible appeal legislation.

New York Wendy’s John Benji” Taylor Sherry Hunter Queens Taylor McDonald’s Empire State Building Pauline Mullings George Pataki Pataki Senate Assembly

West Point graduate Kornish recalls military career and Bosnia service

Kornish, who graduated high school at 16 and was the youngest plebe at West Point in 1978, recounts his path through active duty in Seattle and a 1989 law degree. He describes Desert Shield duty, liaison service in Saudi Arabia, a return to public defense, and a 1995 Bosnia deployment, noting pride in American freedoms and the human dignity seen abroad.

Kornish West Point Seattle Wash University of Puget Sound School of Law Tacoma U.S Persian Gulf 152Nd Saudi Arabia McDowell County Tuzla Bosnia- Herzegovina Bosnia America

Princeton student earns DAR Good Citizen honor

Andy from Princeton, West Virginia, won the DAR Good Citizen distinction this spring. He is active in Princeton Presbyterian Church and has notable achievements in academics and community service.

Andy West Virginia Princeton Presbyterian Church Gillespie PSHS Ted Gillespie Debbie Gillespie Interact Science Club National Winter Place

Flowers and notes at school after teacher fatally shot

In West Palm Beach, mourners left flowers and notes at Lake Worth Middle School for English teacher Barry Grunow killed on the last day of classes. Nathaniel Brazill, 13, faces juvenile detention as a grand jury weighs charges, with the case due by June 17. Police say Brazill carried a Raven pistol stolen from his grandfather, shot Grunow after being sent home for water balloons. Grunow, 35, admired by students, read The Hobbit aloud and played basketball after school with them.

West Palm Beach Fla Nathaniel Brazill Barry Grunow William Smith Brazill Grunow Corey Jackson Damon Amedeo Palm Beach Regional Juvenile Detention Center West Palm Beach Jackson Lake Worth Middle School Shaggy J.R.R Beverly Hart Amber Hart

Fire erupts as freight train derails near Eunice

Union Pacific freight train derailed Saturday near Eunice Louisiana with 29 cars coming off the track and at least 10 catching fire. Explosions sent fireballs into the sky, windows shattered up to a quarter mile away, and nearby woods and businesses within a mile were evacuated. Three emergency shelters opened. no injuries reported. Four cars carried flammable liquids including acrylic acid and ethylene glycol antifreeze.

Eunice Union Pacific Richard Hazelwood Mark Davis Omaha Neb

Festival bids into rain linger with carnival rides and auction

The Bluefield festival features a Quota Club International auction drawing crowds despite showers. Families from Lebanon and Bluefield enjoy pirates ship and hammer rides, grilled cheese, and midway fun while vendors secure goods. Rain eases as merry go round reopens and excited kids return to the rides.

A-1 Jennifer William Thacker Teresa Caudill Bluefield Johnny Thacker Quota Club International Rhonda Beavers Ricky Evans Ricky Brenda Helmandollar Kelli Amanda Gianato Amanda

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