Plot Thickens in Soap Opera Boss Scandal
A boss is accused of sexual involvement with a young starlet who denies it. An arch rival pushes to fire him while the wife defends him and a so called friend claims recorded conversations exist. The stockholders rally behind the boss as questions linger about truth and motive. The piece ties the drama to Bill Clinton testify before Ken Starr and suggests canceling the show for a new season of ER.
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Safety measures in Southern West Virginia schools rise
In a shift from government offices to classrooms, hand held weapon scanners surveillance cameras and metal detectors are increasingly common in towns like Beckley Oak Hill Hinton Mullens Lewisburg Marlinton and other Southern West Virginia communities as officials cite threats to students and staff and defend these steps as necessary deterrents while hoping they are temporary and that schools can return to a safer era.
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Road snapshots of West Virginia farm museums and landmarks
Nerissa Young reports visits across Mason, Wood, Marshall, Hancock and Ohio counties highlighting Mannington Round Barn Museum, Blennerhassett Island mansion reconstruction, Point Pleasant Battle Field Park, West Virginia State Farm Museum, the former Penitentiary at Moundsville with Sparky the electric chair, Independence Hall Wheeling, Oglebay Park, Jamboree U S A radio show and WWVA reach. The piece blends history, architecture and regional heritage for a travel feature.
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Lewisburg Reader Poses Weekly Question
Randy E. Johnson of Lewisburg submits this week’s question for publication. The item invites reader thoughts and responses for the forthcoming issue.
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Hillary Clinton faces Arkansas bias accusations in interview
In an Arkansas Democrat Gazette interview First Lady Hillary Clinton cites prejudice against Arkansas as a factor in legal troubles. She notes she grew up in Illinois, moved to Arkansas in 1974, and has lived much of her life outside the state. The piece discusses perceived biases and Clinton’s claim of a vast right wing conspiracy.
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