Lewinsky Readies for Dramatic Grand Jury Appearance
Monica Lewinsky spent a week preparing with Kenneth Starr's staff and appeared set to tell the grand jury about a White House affair with President Clinton. She faces a deeply personal account with emotional moments and hopes for a concise testimony, aiming to reveal the truth under immunity.
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Bluefield Officer-Involved Shooting Leaves Man Dead
State police investigate after two Bluefield officers confronted 42 year old Frederick Starling at his home on Luther Street. Starling, highly intoxicated, fired a 12 gauge shotgun at officers prompting them to return fire. he died at Bluefield Regional Medical Center. The firearm was loaded and ten shells were found on him.
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Monroe Ministers oppose Bible class at James Monroe High
Monroe County ministers pressed the school board to drop plans for a Bible class at James Monroe High School for 1998 1999. The Rev Ikel Pugh opposed the move citing the First Amendment and potential constitutional rights issues. Reverend Charles Miller acknowledged potential benefit but warned of church disputes.
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Weekend Rain Higher Than Weekdays Says ASU Study
An ASU analysis finds Saturdays on the Eastern Seaboard average 22 percent more rain than Mondays from 1946 data. Researchers link weekday car pollution and aerosols to weekend storm intensification and plan computer modeling to confirm results for Nature.
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Two new asteroids pose no near term threat to Earth
Astronomers identified two new asteroids headed toward Earth but none are expected to come near within decades. 1998 OH and 1998 OR2 were spotted by a NASA tracking system with follow up by JPL scientists using a 24 inch telescope. Preliminary projections show 1998 OH staying at least about 3 million miles away from Earth on multiple orbits.
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