Budget Clash Resumes As Congress Probes Deal
Washington Senate session resumes in a tight budget fight with President Clinton. Republicans vow to stay through Election Day unless a deal opens, while lawmakers inch toward a resolution on a Labor Education and Health bill. Leaders say two days remain for potential agreement amid new White House proposals on school construction and ergonomics.
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Congress
Clinton
Trent Lott
Senate
Mississippi
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Young
R-Fla
David Obey
Wisconsin
Lott
ABC
Inside Fake Gun Killing Anthony Dwain Lee
Police killed Anthony Dwain Lee at a party after he allegedly waved a fake gun. The page lists multiple local residents including Andrew Clinehinst 71 Woodstock Charles Dove 80 Rawley Pike Mary Graham 68 Staunton Emory Gray 83 Luray Margaret McDonald 69 Crown City Ohio Genevieve Raines 69 Crown City Janet Rexrode 62 Maysville W Va Perry Sours 61 Luray Marvin Strawderman 60 Stephens City.
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Andrew “Bubba” Clinehinst
Woodstock
Charles W. Dove
Rawley Pike
Mary M. Graham
Staunton
Emory F. Gray
Luray
Margaret “Peachie
S. McDonaldson
Harrisonburg
Genevieve E. “Teet” Raines
Crown City
Ohio
Janet L. Rexrode
Maysville
W.va
Perry G. Sours
Marvin M. Strawderman
Stephens City
Downtown Prayer Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church
A Downtown Prayer Luncheon is scheduled for November 1 at 12 Noon at the First Presbyterian Church. Speaker Mr. Jack Richardson will discuss The Wingfield Encounter 2000 held in Amsterdam, Holland.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jack Richardson
Amsterdam
Holland
Golf Course Leasing In Rough
City officials say a memo from bond attorneys ends plans to lease the golf course. The contract prohibits operations leases while bonds are outstanding, to preserve tax-exempt status. A possible exception requires bond counsel approval, though unlikely.
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Roger Baker
Lester Seal
Seal
Joe Fitzgerald
Baker
Memorial for 67 Confederates at Cedar Grove Cemetery
Nearly 100 people gathered Sunday at Cedar Grove Cemetery to honor 67 Confederate soldiers buried there, primarily Armentrout and Liskey kin. Del. Glenn Weatherholtz secured unanimous General Assembly funding for restoration, recounting how headstones were lost in the 1940s and later restored.
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Melvin Armentrout
Armentrouts
Liskeys
Rockingham County
Del
Glenn Weatherholtz
Harrisonburg
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Senate
Weatherholtz
Renewed clashes in Gaza leave five dead
Israeli armored forces pushed into the Gaza Strip clashing with Palestinian gunmen on Sunday. Five Palestinians died including a 14 year old boy and a 31 year old man, with dozens wounded. Prime Minister Barak met Ariel Sharon to form a coalition, while the Karni road junction became a battlefield as tanks fired at protesters and at Palestinian police. In Nablus two Palestinians died and four were wounded.
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Gaza Strip
Ehud Barak
Ariel Sharon
Hawkish Likud
Gaza
Karni
Army
Mored
Strip
Shaul Mofaz
Morag
West Bank
Nablus
Suleiman Narkib
Campaigns Making Final Push
MACOMB Michigan Democrats Gore and Lieberman hit TV talk shows and Detroit churches with a blunt homestretch line George Bush is not ready to be president. Bush told Latino supporters in California he will beat Gore as Gore takes the state for granted.
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Mich
al Gore
Joseph Lieberman
Detroit
Michigan
George Bush
United States
Bush
California
Gore
Tipper Gore
Macomb County
Lieberman
Hadassah
Clinton
Texas
Florida
Ohio
Scientists Near Deciphering the Y Chromosome Sequence
Scientists aim to publish the DNA sequence of the Y chromosome by next year. The work could reveal roots of male infertility and deepen understanding of male genetics as researchers map its building blocks this winter.
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Iill
Charitable Giving Rises 13 Percent in 1999
The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports Americans donated over 38 billion dollars in 1999, a 13 percent rise from 1998. The Salvation Army topped the annual list with 1.4 billion in cash and goods, leading the top 400 charities for the eighth straight year.
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America
Philanthropy Journal
Salvation Army
Chronicle of Philanthropy
Nonprofit World
Eugene R. Tempel
Indiana University Center On Philanthropy
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J. R. Rose
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