16 May 1998
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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1998
Page
1
A Shady Spring freshman shows rapid progress as a standout sophomore track performer in the regional circuit, drawing attention from coaches and rivals with improving times and field events.
Prime Minister Vajpayee announces India has the ability to build a big bomb in an interview. The move follows five nuclear tests and swift international sanctions. India vows not to be cowed by threats, citing past glory and a strong future.
Arthur Consulting Group International of Washington DC recommends a seven million dollar facility on Harper Road to meet as much regional demand as possible. The study notes current venues like the Raleigh County Armory Civic Center are too small or distant from hotels to attract out of town groups.
Fayetteville memorial honors fallen officers as Circuit Judge John Hatcher recalls Civil War words and urges citizens to value police who serve as a living shield between society and outlaws. Deputies stand at attention by the Fayette County Courthouse with a wreath and photo of Deputy Roger Treadway.
Fayetteville officials win approval to extend the town boundary almost a mile south to Appalachian Drive near Oak Hill. The area lies along U S Route 19 and State Route 6 and includes the 60 acre New River Junction site. County commissioners previously denied Oak Hill annexation.
Frank Sinatra, famed for generations as "Ol’ Blue Eyes," died Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall after a heart attack. The influential vocalist shaped American music, with over 200 records spanning big band to vocal standards, touching many across generations and genres.
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