Rahall reports weight of Clinton Lewinsky issue in West Virginia
Rep Nick Rahalls office says about 300 constituents contacted them on the Clinton Lewinsky scandal while more than 3 000 messages focused on home health care services In a related move Rahall introduced a Medicare Beneficiaries Home Health Protection Act seeking a three year moratorium on the interim payment system and noting over 1 100 home health agencies closed since January 1996 Responses were compiled as of September 9 1998 with the Senate not yet acting
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Clinton Faces Largest Starr Release Yet on Lewinsky Evidence
Congressional sources disclose 2,800 pages including transcripts of telephone messages Lewinsky left for Clinton, Lewinsky grand jury testimony, FBI interviews, and a videotape of Clinton’s grand jury session. The pile also contains FBI item inventories, unsent letters, computer files, and legal memoranda from the White House Starr fight. The Monday release also promises limited grand jury testimony from Clinton.
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New River Named American Heritage River by Clinton
Nerissa Young reports that the New River in West Virginia was designated an American Heritage River by President Clinton. The designation, announced at North Carolina headwaters, aims to mobilize federal resources for preservation, revitalization and education as communities draft volunteer action plans.
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Fifth Annual Kids Classic Festival Parade in Beckley
The fifth annual Kids Classic Festival in Beckley featured a parade with Star Jam Journey characters in a pickup, a rock climbing wall, and a pizza slice display. Kristi Saunders tries the wall as fireworks cap Saturday evening and events wrap at 1 p.m. today with a Youth Museum fair, book signings by authors Cheryl Ware and Beverly Van Hook, and a West Virginia Stars-West Virginia Authors event.
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Old school buildings toast with danger tape and failed codes
Nationwide students face aging facilities with leaky roofs, buckling floors, and fire code violations. Troy Junior-Senior High School in Idaho shows a 93-year-old building wrapped in construction tape as students worry about exits. Burnside High uses a prison yard for practice and New York City classrooms reuse urinals to save space. Federal and state funding shifts aim to accelerate repairs beyond local bonds, while costs run into the billions.
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