West Virginia Eyes Powerball Jackpot Wins for Seniors and Schools
State lottery revenues fund senior centers, schools, colleges, and natural resources. In the latest year agencies received 91.7 million from lottery, with up to 30 million in surplus. Powerball helped drive 305 million in sales, including a 195 million jackpot in May.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Division of Natural Resources
Agen
Cies
Lottery
Powerball Jackpot Reaches 292 Million Dollars
The Lucky Numbers drawn are 8 39 43 45 49 with Powerball . The jackpot climbs to 292 million dollars as players await the next drawing.
Clinton agrees to videotaped grand jury testimony
President Clinton will provide videotaped testimony to Whitewater prosecutors on Aug 17 about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Kenneth Starr investigates perjury obstruction and related charges. Linda Tripp, outside federal court, notes the urgency of concluding the case as Clinton delays Martha's Vineyard trip.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Whitewater
Lewinsky
Senate
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Kenneth Starr
Hatch
Linda Tripp
Pentagon
Federal Court
Grand Jury
Starr
Martha’s Vineyard
Lewin
Gauley Bridge Police Chief Lee Jones Case Sees Fearful Alleged Victim
In a supplemental discovery filing, special prosecutor Kris ten Keller says an unnamed alleged victim in the 53 count indictment was fearful when questioned by Jones and two Gauley Bridge officers. The witness, who also says Jones sexually assaulted him, was approached by Jones in January before Jones's arrest and discussed the investigation with the witness. Uniformed officer Gerald Proctor later recorded a statement from the witness, with Proctor’s brother also interviewing him. Keller notes she shared the information as possible vindication for Jones but stresses Proctor told Jones’s attorneys and delivered the recorded interview to the defense.
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Fayetteville
Kristen Keller
Gauley Bridge
Lee Jones
Jones
Keller
Gerald Proctor
Proctor
Capitol shooting suspect Russell Weston Jr named in attack
The article notes Russell Weston Jr as the suspect in the Capitol shooting, killing two police officers, and discusses the broader impact on families of both the accused and victims. It references famous cases to contextualize stigma and public reaction, including Theodore Kaczynski, and includes quotes about the emotional toll on relatives.
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Washington
Oswald
Ray
Bundy
Hinckley
McVeigh
Kaczynski
Weston
Russell Weston Jr
Capitol
David Kaczynski
Theodore Kaczynski
David
FBI
Theodore
Robert Cleary
Albany
N.Y
Wanda Kaczynski
Russell Weston Sr
Arbah Jo Weston
Russell E. Weston Jr
Valmeyer
Ill
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