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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 2000

Page

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Kawneer shooting suspects nabbed in Harrisonburg

Harrisonburg police charged four men Jeremy Huddle Anthony McMillan Stacy Keplinger and Marlon Brooks with a drive by shooting at Kawneer Inc two 7 Eleven robberies and other crimes over two weeks All but Keplinger face potential life terms and are jailed without bond The investigation intensified after Huddle and Brooks were linked to a Food Lion parking lot robbery and gun thefts from Augusta County A search of their shared residence yielded weapons and tied to the case

Harrisonburg Jeremy M. Huddle Anthony D. McMillan Stacy A. Keplinger Marlon J. Brooks Kawneer Inc Keplinger Rockingham County Commonwealth Marsha Garst Garst Food Lion East Market Street Augusta County Chestnut Ridge Drive Huddle, McMillan Brooks Fulks Run

Charges Filed In Abduction And Armed Robbery Case

Authorities filed charges including abduction armed robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Additional counts list burglary and discharge of a firearm into an occupied dwelling.

Virginia right to hunt amendment upheld in voting count

Judge Melvin R. Hughes Jr. denied a bid by the Fund for Animals and the Humane Society of America to halt vote counting on a proposed Virginia constitutional amendment. The measure would guarantee Virginians the right to hunt fish and harvest game, with regulations by the General Assembly.

Richmond Virginia Marianne Merritt Hughes General Assembly

Republicans Duel With Clinton On Tax Cuts Immigration And Aid

Inside the legislative clash Republicans in Congress duel with President Clinton over tax cuts immigration and school aid. Names Layona McDorman Alice Prather Alma Shiffrett Bert Thomas Linda Turner listed with ages and towns appear as a layout note on pages 3 and 12.

Congress Clinton Alice N. Prather Harrisonburg Alma M. Shiffrett Elkton Bert E. Thomas Linda M. Turner Stuarts

West Bank clashes kill four amid Gaza turmoil

Palestinians poured from mosques after prayers and clashed with Israeli troops across the West Bank and Gaza Strip, leaving four dead and more than 150 injured amid smoke and tear gas. Militants warned of wider attacks as President Clinton weighs reviving peace talks.

Jerusalem West Bank Gaza Strip Israel Clinton Ehud

FDA to ban two antibiotics used in poultry

The FDA plans to ban two fluoroquinolone antibiotics widely used by poultry producers due to a risk they promote human resistant germs. Abbott Laboratories will withdraw its drug immediately. Bayer Animal Health may contest. The action targets enrofloxacin for its link to resistant campylobacter and follows years of pressure from public health groups.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Abbott Laboratories North Chicago Ill Bayer Corp. Animal Division Shawnee Mission Kan Bayer FDA Federal Centers For Disease Control and Prevention World Health Organization Richard Wood Food Animal Concerns Trust

GOP Ads Boost Nader To Help Bush In Key States

A Republican Leadership Council campaign airs Nader clips in Wisconsin Oregon and Washington to raise funds and potentially shift votes away from Gore. The ads aim to affect the race by portraying Gore’s environmental record as weak while highlighting Nader’s criticism of both major candidates.

Washington Ralph Nader al Gore Nader Republican Leadership Council Wisconsin Oregon Gore Bush Texas National Press Club

Residents weigh DST clock changes in Harrisonburg

Downtown interviews show residents reacting to daylight saving time shifts as clocks fall back this Sunday at 2 a.m. Some favor staying on daylight saving time year round while others complain about darker evenings and the disruption caused by time changes. References trace DST history from World War I to 1966 and the 1970s energy studies.

Harrisonburg Tae Edell James Madison Univer Sity Kathleen McChesney Dayton U.S. de Europe Department of Transportation Department

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