Extended forecast and stream condition numbers
Tuesday night partly cloudy with a chance of a thunderstorm and mid 60s lows. Wednesday to Friday hazy and humid with afternoon or evening storms and mid to upper 60s lows. Highs reach mid to upper 80s. Stream conditions available at Bluestone Lake, Summersville Lake, and R D Bailey Lake with listed phone numbers.
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Civil rights lawyers in Mississippi reshape history and law
The piece recalls the rise of civil rights litigation in Mississippi starting with federal help in the 1960s. It spotlights the role of lawyers and the state bar in enforcing reforms, including prison restructuring and Black political advancement, while noting persistent racism and unfinished work.
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Birmingham
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Mississippi
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Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
University of Alabama At
James Robertson
Washington
Robertson
U.S
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State debates phone blockages and gambling cash flows
State officials discuss high 800 number blockage rates from 10 to 98 percent as staff shortages hinder call handling. AT&T notes recorded messages help routine inquiries while complex cases require humans, and lawmakers examine bingo and raffle profitability, reporting Raleigh County leads in proceeds and criticizing allocations to providers over charities. Internet gambling regulation remains a challenge with little enforceable authority.
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Jim Kautz
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Clinton GOP brace for veto fights over abortion and schools
As the 1998 election nears, President Clinton and Republicans prep a wave of veto battles on abortion school funding and sanctions on Iran. House and Senate aim to override several vetoes, with politics guiding moves to rally bases and frame issues ahead of November.
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Powering rural villages with solar and micro hydro in developing world
Kadyszewski of an Arkansas based foundation explains cost- effective off grid power for 50 homes with photovoltaics at about 25 000 and a village line for 100 000 while noting rural communities will pay for electricity if it boosts productivity and quality of life. Wind and micro hydro schemes already exist in Indonesia with diesel powered plants considered as options for others.
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Backlog Elimination and Pay Debate Over Law Clerk Cleveland
The article notes Cleveland’s $90,100 contract pay and the claim his work as a dual law clerk and office manager helped wipe out a 1000‑case backlog begun July 1, 1997. Opponents question licensing and potential repayment if not licensed.
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