Extended Forecast With Weekend Warmup
Wednesday night partly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Thursday and Friday cloudy with a chance of rain and highs in the 70s. Saturday partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Stream conditions numbers for Bluestone Lake Summersville Lake and R D Bailey Lake provided.
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Beckley detective reports shooting at Pine Lodge area
Police say the shooting occurred Aug 23 behind Pine Lodge Nursing Home. Autopsy confirms bullet. Workman charged with first degree murder over a deteriorating relationship. Held at Southern Regional Jail pending circuit court arraignment. Second Beckley murder this year.
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Teamsters Election Toward Supervised Vote Price
Washington The Teamsters executive council agreed to pay 2 million dollars toward a federally supervised union election. The move, reversing two earlier refusals, aims to fund the vote under a 1989 consent decree while federal officials debate total costs and supervision adequacy.
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Russian political stalemate tests Yeltsin rivals in power struggle
Russia faces possible parliamentary elections later this year as Yeltsin considers three prime minister nominations to break a stalemate. Communists threaten resignation if a pact with the government fails, while Chernomyrdin pledges wage payments and cabinet steps. Clinton will meet Yeltsin after greeting Chernomyrdin, urging reform and a move away from communism toward a market economy.
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Internet in schools prompts varied discipline policies
Seventy eight percent of public schools connect to the Internet prompting diverse rules. Some districts enforce harsh punishments while others use vague terms. Critics warn suspensions can harm academic progress and propose monitored probation or earned reinstatement. A Westlake Ohio case valued at thirty thousand dollars after a student sued over free speech.
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Westlake
Ohio
Sean O’brien
Westlake High School
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