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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1998
Page
2
Central West Valley (CWV) rides a five game win streak into a home contest against a conference rival. The matchup features CWV's offense led by star guard and top within-division scorer, while the opponent eyes an upset to halt the streak.
Charleston AP reports the first does hunting opened the same day buck season began. Antlerless deer may be hunted for three days on private land in 23 counties with a special license and a one-deer daily limit. A second doe hunting phase runs December 7 to 12 on private land and public property in 47 counties. State officials hope to curb rising deer populations troubling farmers. The Legislature debated DNA requirements to reduce herds and was generally opposed by scientists and opponents. DNR officials say the expansion is partly a response to legislation, with some lawmakers predicting agency-led management. An unusually warm day drew about 350,000 deer hunters to the fields. DNA officials See HUNTING on Page 10A.
Beckley Mayor Emmett Pugh III chairs the Yes for Our Children committee urging a Dec. 12 yes vote on the school bond and levy. The Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce backs the measure with unanimous Board of Education support. elementary principals join in endorsing the plan. Judi Almond heads the committee communications effort.
West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously held inmates lack constitutional or property rights to personal computers in their cells. It affirmed prison administrators may set policies on computer access, limited only by inmates’ constitutional rights, noting safety concerns and past bans since 1997.
North Beckley Public Service District may end its lawsuit against Beckley Sanitary Board by paying 330000 for plant upgrade and severing ties by December 2000. The city drops an 820447.76 claim as PSD will continue flat 11500 monthly bills until plant completion.
Prayer Warriors deliver care to the community with food baskets for the sick shut-in and elderly. Front row includes Mary Lee Lowe Charlene Pryor Jamie Vaughn Charlotte Hickman and Carolyn Hickman. Back row features the Rev. Andrew Durgan Ida Mae Brown Bertha Pinkard Louise Staples Violet Hickman Maxcine Moore and Edna Wagner.
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