Graduation dance shooting shocks Edinboro community
A 14-year-old student, Andrew Wurst, was charged after opening fire at Parker Middle School eighth grade graduation dance near Edinboro. Teacher John Gillette was killed. two pupils and another teacher wounded as panic and fear filled Nick's Place during the event.
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Edinboro
Andrew Wurst
Parker Middle School
John Gillette
Mark Zaleski
McKean
State spending under probe at Public Service Commission
A legislative investigator reviews PSC spending after reports the agency bought more than 20000 dollars worth of camera gear from 1994 through 1997. Two video cameras are cited. one accounted for, the other missing. Commission officials say inquiries were sent to staff.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
Charlotte Lane
Commission
Boyce Griffith
Commission On Special
Afareer
Net
Danny Ellis
Charleston Gazette
Gary Slater
PSC
Ellis
Health study links obesity to higher asthma risk
Harvard researchers report that obesity greatly raises the chance of developing asthma, based on a large nurse study. Even modest weight adds risk, and those about 35 percent overweight face at least a threefold increase. The study counters the belief that asthma leads to weight gain, showing obesity preceded diagnosis.
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Chicago - Harvard
Student builds EMPulse Drive for space travel
Woodrow Wilson High School student Jeremy Sweeney develops a model engine using rail guns coil guns and particle accelerators. At West Virginia Science and Engineering Fair he wins grand champion and multiple awards earning 850 dollars plus a plaque a gold medal and equipment for his school. He will represent West Virginia at the Intel ISEF in Fort Worth Texas next month. His engine achieves 90.72 percent efficiency with a peak 453.6 metric tons of force.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Jeremy Sweeney
Sweeney
West Virginia
West Liberty State College
Air Force
Navy & Marine
Fort Worth
Texas
Mock inmate insurrection reenactment at former WV Penitentiary
About 200 students from West Virginia colleges and high schools role played inmates at the historic Moundsville prison reviving a Civil War era facility. The mock takeover involved hostage scenarios as correctional officers, with 300 officers and observers from 29 states plus Canada and Puerto Rico. One student, Oravec, was killed during the staged crisis after a fellow inmate — Brandon Knorr — led the execution, calling for action when negotiators stalled.
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Oravec
Sunnyvale
Calif
West Virginia
Moundsville
State Supreme Court
Mount Olive
Fayette County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canada
Puerto Rico
Brandon Knorr
Waynesburg College
Moundsville State Penitentiary
W.va
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