West Virginia gubernatorial candidate hurt in I-79 crash
Mountain Party gubernatorial candidate Bob Henry Baber and his two children survived a collision on I-79 after a tractor-trailer clipped their vehicle and shoved it into a guardrail. Truck driver Scott Lunsford was charged with failure to maintain control. Baber and his children were treated and released. Baber is among several third party candidates in the Oct 4 special election to replace former Gov. Manchin. Early voting begins Sept. 21.
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Palestinians press UN bid defying U S stance
In Ramallah and New York the Palestinians announce plans to ask the UN Security Council to recognize a Palestinian state on the 1967 borders despite an American veto. Officials say dialogue with Israel remains the only viable path, with Abbas preparing a ramallah speech and two planned peaceful protests in the West Bank.
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Gas and Oil Lease Notice for Lend in Woot Naedaa VND
A notice concerning an ease or dead and gas lease on Lend in Woot Naedaa VND Hasson area for hydrocarbon production. Royalties due on payments dated October 1, 1906 and May 14, 2010. Includes references to related wells and predecessors in the Mas b. 2003 Maas bb Jotor Hat nate wells and boast Resources.
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Virginia Poll Shows Obama Disapproval at 54 Percent
A Quinnipiac University poll conducted Sept 7 12 finds 54 percent disapproval of President Obama in Virginia with 40 percent approval. Independents largely disapprove, while Perry leads the Republican field among Republicans and Republican leaners. Kaine and Allen poll deadlocked in the Senate race amid campaign activity.
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