22 Nov 1998
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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1998
Page
1
Fayetteville defeated Matewan 17 to 4 in a prep Class A football game. The contest showcased Fayetteville's defense limiting Matewan to a single field goal while scoring two touchdowns and a field goal for the win.
President Clinton urged restraint as Iraq blocks access to documents on chemical and biological programs. He noted U N inspectors face a new barrier while outlining five criteria to judge compliance and warning of potential U S action if defiance continues.
Conservation Officer C D Hunt warns deer hunters to prioritize safety as the 12 day Bucks only firearm season begins Monday. He cites a tragic incident when a teen was fatally wounded by an accidental weapon discharge and stresses strict muzzle direction and hunter safety training. Hunt, a 15 year veteran of the state Division of Natural Resources, shares details of his diverse career from the Army's 75th Ranger Regiment to policing in St. Albans.
The Division of Natural Resources urges hunters to treat every firearm as loaded, open the action when picking up a gun, point the muzzle safely, keep the safety on and finger off the trigger until ready to shoot, and identify targets and what lies beyond. Hunters must wear 400 square inches of blaze orange. hunting is banned in state parks but allowed in state forests, wildlife management areas, and parts of national forests with restrictions in Grandview, Burnwood and Canyon Rim.
Sunset Memorial Park plans December 12 candlelit observance at Harper Road cemetery with over 13,000 graves lit by votive candles. Aiming for 300 to 500 volunteers, the event includes 1500 ornaments on trees bearing deceased names and a $2 donation per candle or ornament. Proceeds fund three area youth assistance programs.
In Charleston, Darrell V. McGraw Jr. emerges as a complex, principled figure. The 61 year old GOP? Democrat? lawyer argues for the working class and individual rights while displaying a volatile temper in court. Colleagues call him high strung yet dedicated to justice.
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