State Police Seize 92 Marijuana Plants in Fayette County
In Fayette County police confiscated 92 marijuana plants Wednesday night, bringing monthly total to 650. Trooper R D Boone stands before burning plants as troopers and Army National Guard continue aerial searches for groves of marijuana across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Fayette County
R.D. Boone
Army National Guard
Soldier assumes command amid modern warfare talk
The article notes how Desert Storm showcased sophisticated warfare with long range smart bombs and advanced computer systems. It references the idea that precision strikes could hit distant targets, such as a Baghdad latrine, illustrating evolving military tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Inside Today Elears Stocks Showdown and More
The page highlights notable stock movements with focus on three key equities and their latest pricing, signaling shifts in market sentiment. Readers are briefed on trading activity, company names, and potential implications for portfolios.
Relentless Heat Drives Record Temps Across Southwest Texas
The Southwest and Texas endured 100 degree plus heat for a record extending week with forecasts into the weekend. Temperatures topped 115 in some spots and Dallas marked a 12th straight day above 100. At least 32 deaths and $1.5 billion in crop damage were blamed on the heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Texas
Bullhead City
Ariz
Jennifer Schaefer
Dallas
Clinton Investigation Prosecutors Question Secret Service
Prosecutors in the Monica Lewinsky case questioned President Clinton's Secret Service protectors before a grand jury as Chief Justice Rehnquist ended a courthouse drama delaying their testimony. Independent Counsel Starr said officers may have observed possible crimes while stationed inside the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Secret Service
William Rehnquist
Kenneth Starr
White House
Rehnquist
Trail legend Earl Shaffer hikes trail again at 79
AP reports Earl Shaffer, the first hiker to complete the 2160 mile Appalachian Trail from Springer Mountain Georgia to Katahdin Maine, is attempting the thru hike again at age 79. Reporter Jack WillsUi followed him toward Harpers Ferry, the halfway point and AT Conference HQ, noting Shaffer's wealth of stories and enduring stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Earl Shaffer
Springer Mountain
Katahdin
Maine
Jack Willsui
Shaffer
Willsui
John Shaffer
Appalachian Trail Conference
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Dayton Whittle
the Register-Herald
Beckley
Mannix
Porterfield Register-Herald
Harold Walker
Jeffrey L. Spara
Thomas McCool
Walker
U.S. Army
McCool
Spara
Fort Mead
Elears
LOTTO
West Virginia
Salvador Gonzalez
Las Vegas
Secret
Supreme Court
Starr
Lee Clinton
Irin Opery
Sealy
Leu Shouse