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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1998

Page

12

Weekend and midweek forecast with warm, humid conditions

Sunday night will be partly cloudy with lows in the mid-60s. Monday and several days after will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid-80s and a chance of evening thunderstorms on Monday. Stream numbers are Bluestone Lake 466-0156 Summersville Lake 872-5809 R D Bailey Lake 664-9587.

Bluestone Lake Summersville Lake R.D. Bailey

Rae Uats Record Ages and Percentages Mentioned

In 1988 Rae Uats turns 94, noting a 0.38 ace at age 0.03 in 1964, with rising .87 percent. Batted 10 miles and times 6:40 a.m. and 8:19 p.m. appear in the fragmented data.

Valley fills spark debate over mining runoff and streams

Community and environmental groups clash over valley fills used in mountaintop removal. Proponents say fills are engineered porous runoff zones with minimal stream impact, while opponents warn they choke streams and destroy habitat. A federal suit seeks stricter post mining restoration and adherence to the Clean Water Act.

Arch Coal Raney Ben Greene West Virginia Mining and Reclamation Association Columbia Gas Campbells Creek Kanawha County Greene Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Rank The Highlands Conservancy Claims Valley Fills Hobet No. 21 Hobet-Blair Boone County the Highlands Conservancy

Sheep Herds Lead Competition Grows Inclusive at Fair

Fair-goers head to the sheep arena Sunday for the Shep herds Lead Competition for Guys and Gals. The event starts at 4 p.m. and routinely draws a full house. The class, once for lasses only, now welcomes laddies as times change at the state fair.

Shepherds

McBride to keep liaison office open amid charge dispute

Underwood plans to replace McBride but has not chosen a successor or timing. McBride has worked unpaid since July as his $103,000 contract awaits attorney general approval. The complaint alleges domestic abuse incidents including strikes and strangulation threats, denied by Mrs. McBride who says the sheriff's department is overzealous.

Wood Underwood McBride Attorney General’s Office

Tobacco ruling upholds FDA limits despite dissent

In Greensboro North Carolina Judge Osteen upheld some FDA tobacco rules while striking down outdoor ad bans and brand sponsorship limits. Judges Widener and James Michael dissented arguing tobacco fits the drug definition under the act to protect public health.

Emory Widener James Michael FDA Kenneth Hall Hall Greensboro N.C Osteen Congress

Teen held in ministers slay tied to murder plot

A 17 year old boy was arrested in Aurora after two ministers were found dead in a rented home. Police say the youth, Terrance Wilder, may have mistaken a target for the intended husband of Natalie Murdock who allegedly urged the killings. Wilder admitted being at the scene but not firing. Murdock and a 20 year old woman face murder inquiries.

Aurora Colo Terrance Sherwell Wilder Pat Sullivan Murer Wilder Denver Tennessee Sullivan Natalie Murdock Arthur Murdock England Murdocks Murdock

Man who sought own death penalty gets 62 years in prison

Douglas Alan Smith, 34, was sentenced to at least 62 years for first degree murder, burglary and theft in Phoenix. He had requested the death penalty, while prosecutors sought 25 years to life. His attorney opposes capital punishment and vows to continue fighting to have him executed. Smith cited painful seizures and epilepsy as making life in prison unbearable.

Phoenix Douglas Alan Smith Smith

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