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Robert Nance, 43, of Huntington, was convicted Aug. 1 for conspiring to kill a federal witness, attempting to kill witnesses and a jail escape charge.
Now they too can have a new life, and as evidence we have not only "The Cocoanuts" but Mr. Wager's previous work on "Animal Crackers," which is currently having a successful run at the Huntington Theater in Boston.
AT&T has also designed network processors that would enable phone companies and other service providers such as Huntington Bank and travel agencies to extend services accessible by SmartPhone to their customers.
After a few detours, among them a bakery job in Milwaukee, Mr. Huntington returned to Detroit, signed on as assistant to his costumer friend, and subsequently became head of wardrobe at a local theater.
Sooner or later, one of the pessimistic policy analysts was bound to come along with a counter-theory, to explain why things will be just as bad as before, but for different reasons. Samuel Huntington is professor of the Science of Government at Harvard.
But Moore wants to change his pleas, which were part of a plea-bargain deal with the U.S. Attorney's office, The Herald-Dispatch of Huntington and WSAZ-TV reported Wednesday, citing unidentified sources.
The judge said the former skipper, Joseph Hazelwood of Huntington, N.Y., was unlikely to flee.
Mrs. Thomas died of congestive heart failure Monday at Huntington Hospital on Long Island.
"This expands our Cincinnati market dramatically," said Mer Grayson Jr., chief executive for Huntington's greater Cincinnati region.
Huntington police officers, who usually patrol traffic alone, teamed up in pairs Monday. "It's always better to have two people. A suspect is less likely to shoot that way," said Lt.
Guards at beaches near Los Angeles estimated some 775,000 people took to the sand, while lifeguards at Newport and Huntington beaches in Orange County reported 207,000 people.
At a veterans post in his home town of Huntington, Ind., yesterday, some of his contemporaries expressed support.
In our own experience in Canada we have been running a DNA bank for seven years and have collected more than 3,000 samples of DNA from patients with Huntington disease, some of whom have already died without access to DNA of appropriate patients.
In Huntington's disease, as nerve cells in the brain die, patients experience involuntary spasms of the face and body, slurred speech and trouble walking.
Huntington's disease is an incurable, inherited nervous system disorder that causes dementia and early death.
Quayle's father, James C. Quayle, is publisher of the Huntington Herald-Press.
Huntington Hardisty, the commander-in-chief of U.S. forces in the Pacfic.
The lowest statewide average was registered in West Virginia, where the Huntington market sold 2.8 million pounds for an average of $1.5368 a pound.
In particular, there is a deep-seated antagonism over political and human rights values. The West is now 'at an extraordinary peak of power', according to Mr Huntington.
Huntington has become Ohio's largest provider of trade finance, providing financing services to companies engaged in importing and exporting.
Huntington Hardisty, commander of U.S. Pacific forces, called on Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita and Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno to apologize, the spokesman said.
Among the witnesses was a florist who said she took Hazelwood's order for Easter flowers to be sent to his home in Huntington, N.Y., about six hours before the skipper boarded the ship.
"We learned the first night," said Missy Prowell of Huntington Beach, Calif., traveling with her husband, Court.
Anderson joined the AP in 1938 in Huntington, W.Va., and transferred to Baltimore in 1940.
Fish sales in the Huntington and Newport Beach areas have come to a virtual halt since the American Trader spilled 400,000 gallons of crude Feb. 7 as the tanker tried to moor about two miles offshore.
Huntington is a regional bank holding company with affiliates in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and Indiana.
He served as acting Huntington correspondent for several months in 1988 and returned to that post in May 1989.
CVS allows the testing of cells for any of the genetic abnormalities for which tests exist, including such disorders as Down's syndrome, Huntington's disease and sickle cell anemia.
"We get about a call a day from people asking about getting tested for Huntington's disease," says Richard Myers, who directs a testing program for the disease at Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital.
The Huntington, Ind., native was charged with fondling two girls in Warner Robins, Ga., in June 1989 while posing as a police officer.

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