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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1998
Page
2
Tony Clacker of Midland Trail connected on three field goals from beyond 40 yards Friday. The scoring spree highlighted a windy evening as the team battled for momentum and scoring options.
In Bradshaw West Virginia Police Chief Chloe Francis Frankie Stanton was gunned down in her office on Thursday. The small town of about 400 residents, long shaped by coal mining and decline, awoke to a stark act of violence ending its usual quiet. The community awaits details as flags fly at half staff and memorials form.
Russia's interim government vows no return to Soviet era controls and pledges to keep the ruble convertible, shore up banks, protect depositors, and restore political calm. Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin says action will prevent suffering and ensure savers recover their money.
President Clinton on Martha’s Vineyard announced a Labor Department rule to require employer health plans to provide timely internal processes for appeals of denials. The plan aims to give 120 million Americans access to denial records, full appeal rights, and faster decisions within 30 days for non urgent cases and 72 hours for urgent cases.
Amy Applebaum faced terminal cancer after a recurrence in the liver. She sought experimental Herceptin treatment and, 18 months later, remains healthy as liver tumors shrank. Government doctors were set to decide Wednesday on recombining a broader cancer strategy based on genetic targeting.
The Register-Herald will publish a new weekly TV section on Monday called I m This Week. It restores the old TV Showtime features with a full week view from Monday to Sunday plus nightly primetime daytime and late listings and the channel guide.
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