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Elk River near downtown Charleston on Thursday night. A reddish-yellow slick flowed under the Washington Street bridge at about 8:30 p.m. Assistant Charleston Fire Chief Ray Stewart said the spill stretched about 400 yards upriver from... Published: Friday, July 15, 1994 Words: 109
Mystery writer Robin Cook, whose often-gory novels set in the criminal underworld won praise and a cult following, has died at age 63. His family said he died in London on Saturday of cancer. Cook began his writing career in 1962 with... Published: Wednesday, August 03, 1994 Words: 224
The mystery witness in the O.J. Simpson case is a convicted felon who provided false information in a Mafia murder and the Polly Klaas kidnapping, sources and officials said Wednesday The man who claims to have seen two white men running... Published: Thursday, August 04, 1994 Words: 308
Brown Bag Lunch Art Lecture Series resumes Tuesday, Jan. 10 with quilt maker Claudia Edmonds delivering the lecture, “Don’t Give Me Another Pink-Flowered Quilt.”Edmonds designed the award-winning “Mystery Quilt,” based on the PBS television... Published: Wednesday, January 04, 1995 Words: 270
Ever since the pie mystery started, enrollment for summer school has gone up." Sharon Stutler Principal, Flinn Elementary Gazette photo by CRISTA JEREMIASON Clean getaway Flinn Elementary kids race after a mystery man following a direct... Published: Thursday, June 08, 1995 Words: 608
Oklahoma City woman said Saturday that a leg found deep in the rubble of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building might belong to her son, whom she has not heard from since the explosion there four months ago. The woman, Roberta Bennett,... Published: Sunday, August 20, 1995 Words: 419
New York Times Service WASHINGTON - Tax bills are generally thought to be more incomprehensible than mysterious. But buried in the tax bill that the House Ways and Means Committee approved last week lies a genuine whodunit. Among the... Published: Sunday, September 24, 1995 Words: 485
Beverly Van Hook knows the state in which she set her latest novel. In "Fiction, Fact, Murder" (Holderby Bierce, 1995), Van Hook mentions Appalachia, the jogging path in Huntington's Ritter Park and Guyandotte, and she refers to Jim's... Published: Sunday, October 22, 1995 Words: 722
Gloria Ortiz grieves over the rough, wooden coffin of her 3-month-old son, who died Monday in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, of an unidentified disease. In the last two weeks, the disease has killed 11 children, all of whom were no more than... Published: Wednesday, November 22, 1995 Words: 50
Maine woman under a false name and bilking a fiancee in West Virginia out of thousands of dollars before vanishing is in a Vermont jail. William Asher, 26, was arrested Wednesday by police in Brattleboro for a traffic violation. A check... Published: Sunday, November 26, 1995 Words: 398
