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Newspaper

Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1998

Page

9

Schools push for mandatory drug testing for students

Marietta speakers urge schools to use testing to keep drugs out, proposing student tests as a condition of schooling. Gingrich says he will begin staff drug testing and supports swift action if behavior is suspicious, addressing about 100 parents at a drug awareness seminar north of Atlanta.

Marietta Newt Ginrich Gingrich Atlanta

Severe storm in Hattiesburg kills three. 32 homes damaged

A severe thunderstorm with 70 mph winds killed three people and damaged dozens of homes in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The National Weather Service said no tornado was involved. About 32 houses were damaged Friday night, and large portions of the city lost power, with about 15,000 still without electricity Saturday.

Hattiesburg Miss. AP National Weather Service Hattiescom

Ghost Boy albino koala debuts at San Diego Zoo

At the San Diego Zoo a rare albino koala named Onya Birri made its first public appearance. The infant clung to its mother and displayed white fur pink nose and pale eyes as it munched eucalyptus leaves born in September and about the size of a jelly bean.

San Diego An Diego Zoo Onya- Birri

Dashtak quake toll devastates Afghan village and survivors

Mullah leads prayer for more than 1200 dead in Dashtak after a May quake. A landslide buried homes and a school, with 140 children among the victims. UN aid limited to three helicopters for 700 square miles and 100 villages as aftershocks continue. Survivors plead for food tents and water amid a vast mountain cemetery. Local residents recount dust, explosions, and personal losses.

Dashtak Afghanistan Abdul Mahmood Dastak

German riders unfazed by high speed crash aboard ICE train

Passengers on a Friday evening ICE journey to Frankfurt show calm and confidence despite the Eschede disaster the week before. Commuters defend the high speed network, noting safety and faster travel versus driving, while recall and safety checks continue across Germany.

Hanover Germany Frankfurt Bernd Peenek Eschede Japan

Ethiopian jets bomb near Asmara amid Eritrea border clash

Amid a rising border conflict Ethiopian jets bomb the military civilian airport near Eritrea’s capital Asmara. Foreign evacuees continue fleeing as embassies tighten exit plans while both sides claim aerial losses and pilots captured.

Asmara Eritrea Ethiopia

Rwanda Court Convicts 35 Genocide Suspects for Life

In Byumba, a northeastern Rwanda court convicted 38 of 51 defendants in a March trial group. Thirty five received life sentences, three were given lesser terms, part of a broader push to adjudicate up to 130,000 genocide-related detainees.

Kigali Rwanda Radio Rwanda Byumba

Hackers Breach India and U.S. Military Computers

U S Army computers were reportedly breached last week with a commander’s Web site altered, while hackers claiming access to India’s national security network also said they stole nuclear secrets. The Mil worm Group, aged 15 to 18, claimed origins in the United States England the Netherlands and New Zealand.

Washington U.S India Wired News Milworm Group United States England Netherlands New Zealand

Indonesia leader pushes lawful probe on Suharto era

Jakarta AP report says President Habibie urged a lawful inquiry into corruption under ex-President Suharto to avoid mob violence while outlining reforms. He pledged electoral reforms within two months and elections before December 1999, signaling a clear timetable for political change.

Jakarta Indonesia Suharto B.J. Habibie

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