Legislation urged to clarify ATV road use in West Virginia
Lawmakers should clear up state code to allow ATVs on roads with rules. Supporters say bans cost enforcement and hurt rural life, while insurers and plates could improve safety on paved routes. Riders urged to follow speed limits traffic signals and signaling.
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Thief Steals Eye From Beckley Dinosaur Display
A vandal removed the right eye from a polymer T Rex in the Youth Museum of Southern West Virginia in Beckley during a touring national debut exhibit. The incident marks the museum’s first theft and may force a costly replacement. officials hope it does not discourage future exhibits.
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Welfare reform leaves questions about the fallen and the future
Clarence Page analyzes welfare roll declines after the reform act. He notes difficulties for those who left the rolls and the need to study former recipients to gauge true outcomes. The piece weighs economic boom versus ongoing hardship and urges targeted research to prevent new exclusion.
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Impeachment Debate Focuses on Starrs Evidence Against Clinton
Scripps Howard weighs the Lewinsky case and possible perjury and obstruction charges. It argues impeachment must hinge on persuasive evidence and constitutional duty, not party advantage, and warns against ignoring potentially felonious acts in the Oval Office.
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