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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1998

Page

5

Underground high school paper probed over deadly threats

In Cheshire Connecticut police investigate an anonymous June issue of Eyesight to the Blind a high school paper lampooning staff. A column suggested one teacher would benefit from a hollow point .45 to the head and targeted 10 other teachers with insults or threats. School officials filed the complaint Monday prompting the inquiry.

Cheshire, Conn

Firm accuses MCI of overcharging customers

A law firm files with the FCC alleging MCI charges excessive rates to a small group of customers including those dropped from the billing system. The firm seeks refunds and an order halting the high rates. The issue centers on those removed from billing who then pay the company’s highest rates.

Washington (Ap MCI Federal Communications Commission

Wage gap narrows slightly as economy strengthens says labor official

The Clinton administration reports that strong economy and a higher minimum wage have reduced the gender wage gap by about three cents on the dollar since last spring. Rick McGahey, assistant secretary for policy, notes white college educated males have led earnings but tighter economy expands opportunities for others.

Washington Clinton Rick McGahey Labor Department

Police warn two Tokyo tabloids over pornographic photos

Police issued separate warnings to Tokyo Sports on March 9 for a downloaded nude photo and to Nikkan Gendai two months later for a color image of a couple having sex. Both cases marked the first such police protests in decades against tabloids.

TOKYO Japan Tokyo Sports Nikkan Gendai

Russia denies delivering S-300 missiles to Cyprus

Moscow reports Rosoboronexport says no S-300 missiles were shipped to Greek Cyprus and insists the weapons remain in Russia. Interfax cited plans to send them mid August, with Russia claiming the missiles are defensive like the Patriot. Turkey had warned of force to block deployment.

Moscow Russia Cyprus Turkey Rosvopruzheniye Interfax

Three men charged in fatal dragging of hitchhiker in Jasper

Three white men tied James Byrd Jr to the back of a pickup and dragged him to death on a winding Texas road. Lawrence Brewer Shawn Berry and John King, all 23 to 31, face murder charges with bail set. Investigators say the crime was racially motivated and linked to white supremacist ties. Byrd, 49, was walking home from a bridal shower when offered a ride. his body was found mutilated and identified by fingerprints, with a wrench bearing Berry’s name found nearby.

Jasper Texas James Byrd Jr Billy Bowles Lawrence Russell Brewer Shawn Allen Berry John William King Byrd Berry King Brewer Front Jasper County James Byrd Jr. Byrd Jr

Nigerian military pledges civilian rule by October 1

Maj. Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar named to replace Gen. Sani Abacha, who died of a heart attack ending his five year dictatorship. An aide said the new ruler would hand power to a civilian government by Oct. 1, as Nigerians and observers press for a democratic transition.

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East Timor Hope Grows After Suharto Exit

In Indonesian controlled East Timor, pro independence activist Maria Quintao hosts a brief visit from three military officers who asked how to improve the situation. The encounter signals rising reform chatter in Jakarta and Timor as Suharto's regime collapses. Habibie hints at special status while pledging to free ten political prisoners, omitting Xanana Gusmao.

Dili Indonesia Maria Quintao East Timor Suharto B.J. Habibie Habibie Xanana Gusmao

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