09 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1997
Page
1
A dramatic report claims Soviet police under Stalin executed American individuals, alleging covert operations and a cover up. The article cites unnamed sources and suggests a chilling pattern of state violence tied to the regime.
Luefield Virginia area church aims to reopen Memorial Baptist on Virginia Avenue with Easter Sunday 1998, marking two years since a fire destroyed the sanctuary. The 160-member congregation has continued services at Bluefield College while demolition reaches 90 percent. the shell remains, with rebuilding underway including a rewired education wing and new roof. Deacon Curtis West cites strong community support and invites donations.
In a weekend session Congress halted Clinton's national testing plan and moved to finalize a $44 billion bill uniting three spending bills for Commerce Justice and State plus foreign aid and DC. Members worried over overseas abortion language and 2000 census provisions amid ongoing gridlock.
Kanawha County junior high pupil suspended for giving a cough drop. Policy requires a parent note for nonprescription medication and demands careful handling by principals. Health officials warn zinc in cough drops could trigger issues for allergic students.
Council High School in Buchanan County Virginia features seven economics students led by Donna Hale. They propose Envirofarm combining cattle, fish pond, greenhouse and sugar cane on reclaimed strip mine land to create jobs and sustainable profit. Hale credits an Earth Friendly Economy course at Clinch Valley College for the concept.
Al Yeganeh’s modest Manhattan takeout shop, famous as the soup Nazi on Seinfeld, earned 27 of 30 from Zagat for food rated extraordinary to perfection, while Le Cirque scored 25 for very good to excellent. Yeganeh, who dislikes the “soup Nazi” label, proclaimed he believes he is the best.
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