Chace Miller case 'has hit a standstill,' police chief says
As about 80 people gathered at the spot where Leland Chace Miller was killed, a woman washed her car across the street. She paid little attention to the gathering of family members, preachers and friends as they stood in a circle in the yard of 1423 Lewis St.
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Two presidents of West Virginia colleges have joined a national initiative designed to spark debate about lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18, but they said Tuesday they disagree on whether the age should be lowered.
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