Lawmakers watch polls in Clinton Lewinsky inquiry
Washington lawmakers seek political guidance as they face the Clinton Lewinsky scandal ahead of November elections. Analysts say the landscape remains uncertain until Kenneth Starr delivers his report, with many waiting for a clear signal before deciding how to respond. Newt Gingrich says polls should not drive actions.
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Washington
Congress
Kenneth Starr
Lewinsky
Frank Luntz
Luntz
Clinton
Starr
House
Newt Gingrich
Butterflies bloom in West Virginia gardens this summer
A Charleston Valley Gardens display spotlights butterflies as Sally Emery and Tom Allen note higher numbers and variety this year. A mild winter and moist spring are credited with a surge in butterflies across the state, inspiring gardeners, entomologists, and motorists alike.
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Charleston
Valley Gardens Nursery
Sally Emery
Emery
West Virginia
Tom Allen
State Division of Natural Resources
Clarksburg
State Fair of West Virginia Fair Folks and Facts
The Fair Folks and Facts section highlights the 9A schedule and the 2A page on the big fair. It notes the scale of events and the financial potential with references to major wagers and prize opportunities across 3A coverage.
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West Virginia
Monroe County OKs juvenile center at Sweet Springs site
Monroe County commissioners in a 2 to 1 vote support a proposed 4 million 25 bed state juvenile detention facility at Sweet Springs. The project would create about 40 jobs on 600 acres once part of the former Andrew S Rowand estate and resort complex with roots back to colonial times. objections came from landowner Warren Coleman who feared housing juvenile criminals and questioned the sale of the historic resort.
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Monroe County Commission
Sweet Springs
Commission
Craig Mohler
Duane Miller
Oliver Porterfield
State Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority
Andrew S. Rowan
State
Monroe County Building Commission
Jefferson Place Recovery Center
Bank of White Sulphur
Warren Coleman
North Carolina
Coleman
Virginias
Thomas Jefferson
Sweet Springs Resort
Holliday murder trial ends premeditation claim in part
William David Holliday remains charged after Raleigh County Circuit Judge H L Kirkpatrick partially grants a defense motion and acquits on first degree murder. The judge lets second degree murder and related counts proceed, noting insufficient proof of premeditation though enough evidence for a jury.
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Raleigh
H.L. Kirkpatrick
William David Holliday
Jim Lees
Holliday
Melinda
Lode Drive
Beckley
June Phillips
Kirkpatrick
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Bill Clinton
Stephen Singer
Associated Press
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Monroe County
Kristin Jones
Register-Herald Reporter
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