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Thursday when Russia said the trove is in Moscow and will be displayed. The announcement touched off claims in Germany and Turkey that those countries are the treasure's rightful owners. The treasure of King Priam, who ruled around... Published: Friday, August 27, 1993 Words: 564
The mystery over the true strength of the economic recovery was at least partly solved this past week, when the Federal Reserve reported the biggest one-month leap in consumer borrowing in nearly six years for September. This is important,... Published: Sunday, November 07, 1993 Words: 525
Randy Augustine T HERE IS A FISHING pond off Greenbrier Street on the other side of the mountain from Coonskin Park on Rutledge Road. It intrigues me. It is located past Valley Grove Elementary School on Martins Fork. I have fished... Published: Sunday, November 28, 1993 Words: 1030
Salvation Army kettle in this northern Illinois town. For 13 of the last 14 Christmas seasons someone has left gold coins in Salvation Army kettles in McHenry County, said campaign director David Schneider. It happened again Tuesday.... Published: Friday, December 24, 1993 Words: 168
Authorities believe some type of substance in the air of a University of Charleston building caused 20 people to suffer burning throats and violent coughing Thursday evening, leading to class cancellations, but no injuries. About 200... Published: Saturday, January 01, 1994 Words: 254
Wheeling law firm is not commenting on an advertisement that the firm placed in a Charleston newspaper requesting background information about a deceased Roman Catholic priest. The ad, which appeared in the Sunday Gazette-Mail, asked... Published: Monday, February 28, 1994 Words: 374
Mystery Hole" roadside attraction that leaves visitors smiling, staggering or shopping for trinkets as old as the Nixon administration. Wilson's 10-minute tour is a sliver of surrealism on a corkscrew mountain road with a dizzying view... Published: Sunday, May 15, 1994 Words: 965
For almost seven years, the woman used forged documents to collect city, state and federal welfare benefits for the fictitious children - including 11 sets of twins, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said Thursday. As far... Published: Saturday, May 21, 1994 Words: 206
United Mine Workers member Jerry Dale Lowe refused to answer questions Monday in Lowe's federal court trial. Lowe is charged with using a Colt Trooper Mark III .357 Magnum to shoot non union contractor Eddie York last July as York crossed... Published: Tuesday, June 21, 1994 Words: 788
Prosecutors could still make a case against O.J. Simpson without bloody evidence taken from his property and Ford Bronco, but would have to rely more on scientific tests, experts' testimony and crime-scene clues, attorneys say. "It's... Published: Tuesday, July 05, 1994 Words: 640
