Quinwood Mayor vows fix for uncertified police officers
Quinwood Mayor Tom Davis acknowledged Tuesday night the town uses uncertified officers and pledged resolution. He defended the force while residents alleged misused federal funds aimed at hiring officers, citing pending police academy certifications for two officers and a dismissed officer.
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Quinwood
Greenbrier County
Tom Davis
Rebecca Loudermilk
Charmeo
Larry Dennen
Janet Ayers
Bellburn
State Police Academy
Dennen
Loudermilk
Davis
Tammy Whitlock
Ayers
Lobby lobbying spending on budget and industry power shifts
Budget pressures push more groups to hire professional lobbyists. The American Medical Association led 1997 spending at 17.1 million, with Philip Morris at 15.8 million and telecoms at 63.96 million. Major categories include pharma 59.7, oil and gas 51.7, defense 40, autos 34.6, and business groups 24.6.
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Butera & Andrews
American League of Lobbyists
American Medical Association
Philip Morris
Congress
Senate
Darienne Dennis
Washington
Microsoft Corp
Justice Department
Threat raises fear of bomb at Capitol over mountaintop removal
An apparently handwritten threat to the Capitol prompted an evacuation and a search by state police and other agencies. Workers faced possible leave or pay for absence while authorities tested the letter for fingerprints and DNA. Officials noted the threat differed by method and motive, tied to mountaintop removal protests.
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Dan Page
Ric Robinson
Robinson
Uled
State Police
Division of Natural Resources
Fire Marshal’s
Capitol
Virginia
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Oklahoma City
Bill Harrington
Ken Hechler
Mima Morrow
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Monroe board eyes quick resolution of Title IX complaints
Monroe officials discuss a proposed resolution process to settle complaints filed with the civil rights office. A full facilities report is due by Sept 15, with detailed sports-team reports by June 30, 1999. discussions cover building use, restrooms, coaching salaries, mediation, and potential loss of federal funds.
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Bilinski
Monroe
Guy
Monroe County
Terri Jones
Monroe Sports Foundation
James Monroe High School
Jones
Civil Rights Office
Fischer
State
Education Department
Cosby Murder Case Details and Key Testimony
The case centers on Ennis Cosby, 27, a Columbia University graduate student fatally shot on January 16, 1997 near Bel-Air while changing a flat tire. Markhasev, arrested about two months later, faced eyewitness testimony from Stephanie Crane and jailhouse letters used by prosecutor Anne Ingalls to argue premeditation and guilt in a high profile trial.
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Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
U.S
Pacific Ocean
USA
George Miller
D-Calif
Interior Department
Islands
Cosby
Columbia University
Bel-Air
Markhasev
Stephanie Crane
Ennis
Crane
Anne Ingalls
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