Bush on Bipartisan Talks Emphasizes Staying at the Table
Former President George W. Bush urges current lawmakers to keep parties at the table for negotiations. He stresses bipartisan dialogue to advance policy and avoid gridlock, noting past efforts and the need for practical compromises.
Debate Round Two Finds Bush Gore Agreeing on Mideast
In Winston-Salem the two candidates sat together for the second debate and mostly agreed on Middle East and Balkans policy while differing on military readiness and Haiti. Gore said the U S should be an honest broker for Israel. Bush urged restraint but warned against Saddam Hussein. The Wake Forest event used a rare conversational format as the rivals pressed questions and offered cautious accords.
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Area Pyramid Scam Probed in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County
A pyramid scheme touted as private gifting circulates in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County promising $16,000 per month from a $2,000 donation. Officials say the operation is illegal under state law, despite pamphlets claiming legality under federal tax codes. Law enforcement lack formal citizen complaints to proceed. attorney general in Danville has declared a similar scheme illegal.
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From The Source Pamphlet Donation Potential
A pamphlet outlines how donation potential can be enhanced through association with the organization. It discusses strategies for donors and volunteers to engage, promote giving campaigns, and maximize impact via partnerships and outreach efforts.
One Injured in Eastover Drive Shooting Spree
Harrisonburg police say a small black sedan fired into signs, vehicles, and the Kawneer business on Eastover Drive University Boulevard and Deyerle Avenue around 6 30 a m Injured employee hit by flying glass as three rounds shattered large windows at the Kawneer site No further details on suspects or motive released by authorities
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Plea Deals in Babys Death Case at Delaware Toilet
Abigail Caliboso and Jose E. Ocampo, former James Madison University student and boyfriend, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for abandoning their newborn in a Delaware portable toilet in March. They accepted five year prison terms after the baby was born in a Fairfax motel room on March 26. Caliboso reportedly breast fed the infant three times before the infant was left.
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Obituary notices list Brannon Chvatal Goins Langley Smith
Page 12 presents obituaries for Glenna F Brannon 94 of Harrisonburg Edith V Chvatal 81 of Silver Spring MD Norman C Goins 62 of Hampstead NC Joseph C Langley 90 of Broadway and Edith M Smith 87 of Stanley. Page 10 references page navigation.
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Edith V. Chvatal
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Hampstead
N.C
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Broadway
Edith M. Smith
Stanley
Allies Of Milosevic Make Power Play
BELGRADE Yugoslavia allies of ousted president Slobodan Milosevic say they will resume police and security control as Serbia's government resists resigning and demands new elections. Djindjic warns of elections or street pressure, while US diplomat Montgomery visits Belgrade as tensions rise and ties with Washington strained.
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Annan extends missions as Israeli Palestinian violence continues
United Nations Secretary General extends his peace mission after talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders while fighting intensifies. Israeli tanks shell a Palestinian village to target gunmen amid funerals for an American-born settler. three Palestinians killed in West Bank and Gaza. Militants in a new Nablus militia surge fears of guerrilla warfare as the death toll rises to ninety one, mostly Palestinians. A Hebron march features pistol effigy of Ehud Barak and cheers. helicopters monitor clashes near Nablus’ Kafr Kalil area where mourners’ convoys face gunfire. Two Israelis and two Palestinians injured.
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