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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1998
Page
6
The forecast calls for Thursday night to be clear with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Friday and Saturday will be mostly clear with highs in the mid 80s. Sunday is partly cloudy with highs from 80 to 85. Stream conditions numbers are Bluestone 466-0156 Summersville 872-5809 R D Bailey 664-9587.
Kathy Bailey and Fran Klaus of Beckley weigh in on the president's admission. Bailey says the confession changes opinions of him as a person but not as a leader and supports punishment if the law was broken. Klaus argues voters elected him for political leadership and urges moving on with business.
Eight Oregon residents died after taking lethal prescriptions under the states assisted suicide law, with 10 patients given drugs and eight dying. The average age was 71, nine had cancer, and most deaths occurred within two days of prescription. Local officials noted half the patients were from the Portland area.
Clinton, in a Fox News interview, acknowledged slipping up with a girl and hinted at gifts and messages on her answering machine. He left for a 12 day Martha's Vineyard vacation with Chelsea and dog Buddy as critics demand accountability and impeachment talk intensifies.
JMHS student Leah Comer reports survey results showing 82.5 percent of students favor an elective Bible class and 84.5 percent support its literary value. 63.5 percent would take the course, with 0.5 percent undecided. Two hundred students were polled. School officials, including Superintendent Lyn Guy, back the idea while board member Evelyn Hansbarger opposes a single religious focus. Public hearing planned. class not for fall. Comer notes opposition perplexing but sees potential as literature study of Biblical poetry.
Levy proceeds will renovate the James Monroe High School kitchen gymnasium dressing rooms and HVAC system. Monroe County Technical School gets 100000 for roof replacement while Mountain View Elementary/Middle School receives 135000 for furnishings and wiring. Weikle warns bond levy could jeopardize excess levy renewal. Pell urges informing school staff to secure passage.
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