Family Feud Fights Split Summers County Agencies
The Pipestem Volunteer Fire Department sues the Pipestem Ruritan Club over a jointly used building and seeks back 40 569 dollars. The club seeks a rental rate and eviction in 18 months. In a second dispute the Monroe County school board threatens PSD over a 15 000 dollar service credit tied to a joint sewer plant. Both agencies face deficits. financial records show little progress. Conflicting lawsuits threaten to drain resources and endanger community services in Summers County.
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Pipestem Volunteer Fire Department
Pipestem Ruritan Club
Monroe County
School Board
Red Sulphur Public Service District
Fire Department
Raritan Club
PSD
Peterstown
James Monroe High School
Lindside
State Public Service Commission
Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson
Chancellorsville
Jackson
Robert E. Lee
South
Monroe
Coun
Donnie and Marie Return Quietly Stirs Nostalgic ’70s
Neale Clark reflects on a resurfacing of 1970s icons as Donnie and Marie Osmond host a new talk show. He recalls the era's music, politics, and bored aging hippies drawn to once-taboo symbols like the Smiley Face while noting how youth culture and media cycles recycle familiar acts.
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Massachusetts
Willie Horton
Michael Dukasis
George Bush
White House
Slick Willie
Isaac Haye
Rod Stewart
Maggie
Donnie Osmond
Steve Lawrence
Boston
Donnie
Marie
ABC
D&m
Be Sure to Include Contact Details on Ext 23
The notice requests that readers provide their full name address and daytime phone number when contacting the department ext 23. It emphasizes including these details for proper handling and prompt response.
Unemployment rate nerves as economy shows slowing signs
The piece notes a 4.6 percent unemployment rate fading from a 28 year low of 4.3 percent, with concerns over slowing growth and export hits while the Fed eases. It cites strong but cooling payrolls, a resilient but wary consumer and investor environment, and mortgage and Treasury rates near multi decade lows.
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White House
Clinton
Fed
Magnetars and Impeachment Drift Through National View
The Aug 27 column surveys a gamma ray burst from magnetar SGR1900 14 and its peaceful surface impact, then shifts to climate threat and rising seas around Cape Cod. It covers the House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry into President Clinton, criticizing scope and tone, and notes EPA pollution rules, Lott’s political cynicism, and the 250 million soft money flow shaping campaign finance debates.
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Earth
NASA
House Judiciary Committee
Clinton
House
White House
Trent Lott
Senate
Lott
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