President Clinton and Gore visit Earth Day at Harpers Ferry
Hundreds greet President Clinton and Vice President Gore at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for Earth Day. Three Jefferson High seniors on the yearbook staff used a bold move to get photos with the leaders. A group of 10-year-olds joined in, parents noting the event was educational and enjoyable.
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Clinton
al Gore
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Jefferson High School
Allyson Gaither
Shenandoah Junction
Amanda Skinner
Roger Short
Jefferson
West Virginia
Gaither
Jefferson County
Diana Walch
Funner
Audra
Kathy Carra
Leslie Anne
Harper's Ferry
Department of the Interior
Congress
Supreme Court hears arguments in Jones Clinton case
Justices signal frustration with sexual harassment law as they weigh a ruling that could affect Paula Jones and her bid to revive her suit against President Clinton. A decision could narrow damages for cases involving supervisor pressure and retaliation while seeking a simpler path to handling rising sex harassment litigation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Paula Jones
Clinton
High Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Jones
Illinois
Burlington Industries
Arkansas
Mysteries Revealed in Mr Wizard Science Assembly
Piney View Elementary students enjoyed a Mr Wizard science assembly about energy with John Starmer from Charlotte. Starmer, a Catawba College theater arts graduate, said he aims to make science fun and show how it touches everyday life.
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Piney View
Mr. Wizard
BECKLEY SPRING CLEANING ON MICHIGAN AVENUE ROUTE
Jack Reeves city public works employee carries a stuffed blue marlin found in a trash pile on Michigan Avenue. Doug Polk Rex Ellison and Reeves continue pickup as Carlos Lilly operates the front end loader. Brush shredded at the city landfill, garbage sent to county landfill, metal sold. Cleanup continues today and ends May 1.
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Jack Reeves
City Public Works
Michigan Avenue
Doug Polk
Rex Ellison
Reeves
Carlos Lilly
Smoking research quashed and hazard data destroyed in tobacco papers
Congressional release of 150000 pages shows R J Reynolds lawyers suppressed hazard research and even destroyed early evidence on carbon monoxide removal from cigarettes. Documents indicate industry lawyers controlled decades of tobacco research and influenced NCI nicotine studies amid early warnings. Humphrey calls it massive fraud and conspiracy with death toll. Reynolds defends legal briefing as normal litigation preparation.
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R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Congress
Supreme Court
National Cancer Institute
Surgeon General
America
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey III
Reynolds
RJR
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