Future Of Churchville School Debated In Augusta County
Augusta County weighs moving Churchville Elementary to a 17 acre site bought for 175000, with old school possibly becoming a community center or recreation hub. Officials want input on costs of renovating the old building versus using the new site, while considering a track or soccer field and Phase IV school projects in North River, Craigsville, and G K Stump.
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Churchville
Augusta County
Augusta County School Board
Oney Vanlear Jr
Parks and Recreation Department
County Parks and Recreation Commission
Ron Sites
Recreation Commission
Churchville Elementary
Clymore
Stuarts Draft
Stuarts
Tracy Pyles
Pyles
North River
Craigsville
G.K. Stump
Attorneys Defend Privilege In Starr Foster Notes Case
A national poll of 403 lawyers finds 65 percent oppose compelling attorney notes from conversations with Vincent Foster and support maintaining the attorney-client privilege even after a client's death. James Hamilton argued for disclosure nine days before Foster's 1993 death as Starr probes White House travel office firings and Hillary Clinton's influence. The Supreme Court’s ruling is expected soon.
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Washington
Kenneth Starr
Supreme Court
Starr
Vincent Foster
White House
Foster
James Hamilton
High Court
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Mason/Dixon
National Law Journal
Obituary notices and a closing schedule for The Daily News Record
Obituaries list Bartha Baker 78 Shenandoah Margaret Davis 43, Bernice Dove 79 Baker WV, Ralph Fisher 89 Moorefield WV, Barnard Goheens 85 Mount Jack Sos, John Holt 75 Moorefield WV, Rose Reagan 75 Columbia MO, William Reagan 74 Columbia MO, Florence Reese Moffett 91 Harrisonburg, Valeria Sager 38 Butler TN, Batty Whetzel 72 Moorefield WV. Closing notice: office closed Fri July 3 for Independence Day. deadlines shifted: July 1 at 1 PM for July 6, July 2 at 1 PM for July 7. no issue July 4.
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Bartha R. Baker
Folks Run
Margaret L. Davis
Shenandoah
Bernice R. Dove
Baker
W.va
Ralph H. Fisher
Moorefield
Barnard W. Goheens
Mount Jack
Sos
John W. Holt
Rose E. Reagan
Columbia
William J. Reagan
Florence E. Reese Moffett
Harrisonburg
Valeria A. Sager
Butler, Tenn
Batty L. Whetzel
President Defends China Trip After Criticism
President Clinton argues engagement with China is better for U S interests than isolation. He notes substantive changes by Beijing justify measured engagement despite protests over official ceremonies near Tiananmen Square. Republicans and rights advocates hail the plan as a concession to a regime.
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China
Clinton
United States
Newsweek
Beijing
U.S
Ananmen Square
Tim Hutchinson
R-Ark
CNN
Tiananmen Square
Bush
Jerusalem Plan Extends City Authority Over West Bank
Israel's cabinet unanimously approved extending Jerusalem's municipal authority to adjacent Jewish settlements in the West Bank. Palestinians denounced it as de facto annexation, while Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected the charge and said no borders or Oslo accords are altered. The United States called the move provocative as talks on a West Bank withdrawal continue. Secretary of State Albright criticized the measure in a call with Netanyahu.
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Israel
West Bank
Ziad Abu Ziad
Palestinian Authority
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
United States
U.S
Madeleine Albright
Mayors debate guns at conference amid youth gang issues
Reno AP report notes U S Conference of Mayors discussion on gun violence focusing on youth gangs and gun access. Mayors like Morial Daley Rendell propose potential lawsuits against gun makers, while others favor targeted safety measures and voluntary industry action rather than broad gun bans.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
Marc Morial
New Orleans
Morial
Richard Zapille
Rendell
Philadelphia
Clarence Harmon
St. Louis
Scott King
Gary
Ind
Neil Giuliano
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona
Giuliano
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NRA
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Ian Schwaner
Patrick Ryan
Atlanta
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