Washington sniper lull spawns widespread panic in Maryland
In Rockville and Montgomery County residents call police after backfire or glass sounds, signaling continuing fear during the longest lull in the sniper attacks. Police Chief Charles Moose heads the investigation as President Bush condemns the killings and expresses sympathy for victims. A car dealership scare mobilizes four squad cars after a BMW window shatters, initially feared as a sniper shot.
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West Virginia coal truck citations decline after enforcement push
Citations and warnings to overweight coal haulers fell from 255 in March to 93 in June as the state scaled back enforcement after Gov. Wise ordered stricter action. DOH officials cite limited resources while a coal industry group notes continued use of lighter trucks.
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West Virginia Deaf and Blind Schools Face Inclusion Debate
The AP examines how West Virginia funds and operates the three schools for the deaf and blind amid budget pressures and declining enrollment. About 209 full time students ages 3 to 21 attend, with 45 percent day students and 55 percent on campus. Advocates argue the separate schools offer specialized, intensive education, while critics note many disabled students attend local magnet or regular schools.
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