17 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1997
Page
1
Helena Bonham Carter expands her range with a bold performance in a new project. The actor embraces a broader character spectrum, signaling a potential shift in tone and genre for her upcoming work.
BLUEFIELD Whitethorn Elementary School fifth graders lobby the Legislature to require CO detectors in new buildings and in homes undergoing fuel burning work. The push follows a March 1996 near fatal CO incident that endangered teacher Sue Luterick and her dog Tyler. Students dubbed the measure The Tyler Bill, citing their close call and efforts to gain support from hospitals fire departments and officials including Gov. Cecil Underwood and State Sen. Homer Ball.
Saddam Hussein in a Cabinet session denied seeking conflict with the United States and expressed hope for a diplomatic solution as US air attack threats rise. Iraq ordered evacuation of nonurgent patients, hospitals brace for strikes, and Arab states voiced opposition to force while pledging solidarity with Baghdad.
City Manager Douglas Freeman discusses Princeton's proposed annexation of a 14 mile area, framing it as a voluntary process to include highways within city limits. He argues that a larger city offers more jobs, investments, and opportunities, and envisions a 33,000 resident community benefiting state standing and regional growth.
Bruce Willis stars as an assassin pursued by Sidney Poitier and Richard Gere in a box office weekend showing The Jackal at No. 1 with an estimated 15.6 million. Starship Troopers slips to No. 2 in its second week earning about 10.2 million, tied with Disney's The Little Mermaid reissue.
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