Snow expected today with sunny turn tomorrow
The National Weather Service predicted 1 to 3 inches of snow this afternoon with a 10 percent chance of more. Highs near 38 to 40 degrees today, then sunny conditions and temperatures in the low 40s tomorrow.
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School Day Highlights Across Beckley Schools
School day coverage spotlights Beckley Junior High School activities on the Second News Front. Science Fair winners at Crab Orchard and Sophia Elementary Schools are named. Trap Hill High School honors include star farmer and greenhand awards.
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Trouble in El Salvador Debacle Pushes Exile and Siege
Col Ernesto Claramont, defeated in El Salvador’s presidential race, leaves San Salvador for exile in Costa Rica amid protests. Red Cross workers remove a wounded demonstrator as police clash with protesters. Government declares a state of siege after deadly clashes with officials reporting at least five deaths.
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Wildcat coal strike leaves about 10,007 miners idle in WV
About 10,007 Southern West Virginia coal miners remain off work amid a four week old wildcat strike. Dan Fields of WV Coal Association cites N B C A estimates of 13,000 idle nationwide with regional totals: Eastern Associated Coal 2,100 and Consolidated Coal 2,750 off. A Boone County rally at Scott High School was set for today to discuss a return to work.
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National Bituminous Coal Association
Fields
Logan County
Eastern Associated Coal Co
Consolidated Coal
Kanawha
Boone
McDowell County
Alfred Lewis
Eastern Associated Coal
Leonard Gross
Morgantown
Scott High School
Madison
Boone County
Eastern
Wildcat
Kopperston
Wyoming County
Legislature Reverses Straw Vote on Food Tax Repeal
The House Finance Committee reversed its earlier straw vote on repealing the 3 percent sales tax on food and sent the measure back with approval. The House endorsed 970 a two million dollar emergency freeze appropriation sought by Gov. Jay Rockefeller and referred it to the Senate after a minor technical change. Del. John Fitzgerald opposed the repeal. Del. Jake Spears criticized the bill as Rockefeller endorsement.
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Jay Rockefeller
Senate
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John Fitzerald
D - Jackson
Jake Spears
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PSC Defended Charleston Against Reform Plan
PSC Chairman Brooks Smith testified before the Senate on energy and mining panel to resist reform of the West Virginia Public Service Commission. He called the agency a whipping boy while noting it handled 5 000 complaints plus hundreds from rate cases as a broad utilities bill to overhaul regulation was considered.
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Senate Committee On Energy, Industry and Mining
Dan Tonkovich
D - Marshall
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Mabscott man sentenced to life for murder plea
A Mabscott man was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of Clinton Nile Pennington. Donald Mills 26 of MacArthur was to be tried in Raleigh County Circuit Court for the Nov 30 stabbing. Prosecution said the judge imposed the sentence with mercy and dropped abduction and armed robbery charges from a separate case. Mills is undergoing 60 days of testing at Huttonsville.
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Donald Mills
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Clinton Nile Pennington
Raleigh
Wooton
Ker
Mit A. Locke
Charleston
Pagoda
Mills
Huttonsville
Americans free to leave Uganda as Amin seeks better US ties
Uganda President Idi Amin announced Americans were free to travel or leave Uganda in a move aimed at improving relations with the United States. The White House offered no comment while some reports noted the Americans faced no immediate danger. A meeting with about 240 Americans was postponed indefinitely and prior orders requiring possession lists for missionaries were dropped.
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Zaire
Mobutu Sese - Seko
The
Daily Nation
Carter
Janani Luwum
Disease Probe Building 2 Stricken One Dies
A CDC warehouseman aged 49, George Flowers, and a 42 year old custodian in the building housing the Legionnaire's disease lab were stricken with illness. Tests show no link to Legionnaire's disease, though officials note they found a new micro organism and symptoms resemble many infections.
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CDC
American Legion
Philadelpha
Richard Dixon
Charles Shepard
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Dixon
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