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Staggered terms proposal seeks public input in Tazewell County
Residents will voice views next week on staggered terms for the board of supervisors and school board. If adopted, two members from each body would begin a two-year term in 2004 to initiate the plan, then all terms would be four years with elections every two years. A public hearing is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the county administration building.
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Tazewell County
Board of Supervisors
Jimmy Durham
Durham
State
Tazewell
Walkathon Fundraiser Promises Pet Friendly Event in Princeton
Barbara Hawkins reports a lighthearted appeal for donations to the Pam Hawkins Chuck Mathena Walkathon in Princeton WV. Pepper the dog and Marigold the cat feature in a humorous buildup while Our Lady urges support, and organizers note pets, bikes, and horses will be welcome at the event with proceeds aiding the walk.
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D. Shaffer
Pam Hawkins
Chuck Mathena
Pepper
Marigold
PikeView Walk
CART marks 20th season with Doug Niedt return show
Letters to the editor praise guitarist Doug Niedt for his Aug 31 visit and thank numerous sponsors. The note credits Community Home Care Services, Richlands and Tazewell towns, and the Virginia Commission for the Arts for support. Arts in Education coordinators and hospital staff are thanked, along with multiple schools and special presenters, as CART embarks its 20th Anniversary Season of Performing Arts in Richlands, Virginia.
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Doug
Uals
Doug Niedt
Richlands
Tazewell
Tazewell County
Clinch Valley Medical Center
Don _ Robinson
Debbie Gillespie
Ella Cole
Edna Asbury
Lester’s Florist
North Tazewell
Raven
Cedar Bluff
Sam Schulken
Southwest Virginia Community College
Ginger H. Branton
Cart Richlands, Va
History of the death penalty from 1972 to 1995
The article traces federal death penalty history from the 1972 Supreme Court ruling voiding many executions to its 1988 reinstatement and 1994 expansion. It notes execution methods, appeals limits, and presidential clemency, with a 1995 Holder report showing racial disparities. Public figures and states, including Illinois and Gore, are cited along with Texas leading in executions.
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Virginia
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Illinois
George Ryan
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Russell Feingold
Dwis
Clinton
Feingold
Jesse L. Jackson Jr
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American Bar Association
Carl Levin
Michigan
Paul Wellstone
Minnesota
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Jackson
al Gore
Texas
George Bush
Gore
Washington hotel scandal tease hints at luxury venture
A forthcoming luxury Hotel Monaco in Washington aims to renovate a 161 year old government building while stirring talk of scandal. The piece notes Washington’s penchant for plain hotels and imagines provocative scenarios, including opulent amenities and potential political intrigue tied to high end lodging.
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