Bush notes coal in West Virginia at Greenbrier address
President Bush addressed about 450 coal leaders at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs during the West Virginia Coal Association meeting. He praised coal energy and WV contributions. Buck Harless introduced Bush, who stayed over an hour signing autographs and posing for photos. Congressman Rahall discussed coal to liquids, remarking on fuel costs.
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West Virginia
George W. Bush
Greenbrier
West Virginia Coal Association
Bill Raney
The
Coal Association
James H
Buck
Harless
Mingo County
Bush
Raney
Association
U.S
Nick Rahall
D.a
Washington
Lewisburg
Air Force One
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Tom Colley
White House
Rahall
Colley
White Sulphur Springs
Planners weigh Mercer county Hatfield McCoy Trail extension
Mercer County planners will consider adding areas for the Hatfield McCoy Trail by 2009. Executive Director Jeffrey Lusk said Mercer is one of three remaining counties to join the system, with criteria including a 5000 acre corporate tract and proximity to lodging, restaurants and amenities.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Mingo
Logan
Wyoming
Boone
McDowell
Jeffrey Lusk
Lusk
Lincoln
Wayne
Mercer County Commission
EarthTalk on 401(k) plans with socially responsible options
EarthTalk notes growing availability of socially and environmentally responsible 401(k) investment choices. Rona Fried cites limited current access but increasing demand from employees, with surveys showing rising sponsor interest and plans to expand SRIs in retirement plans.
Greener 401(k) options expand with SRI growth
Retirement funds increasingly offer social responsible investing options as demand rises. Calvert Funds plans more choices while Intel has long offered SRI retirement plans, with health care and government agencies leading adoption among employers. Calvert and Domini remain dominant in the limited fund selections available to employees.
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Rona Fried
SustainableBusiness.com
Social Investment Forum
U.S
Dave Stangis
Intel
Calvert
Domini
Rounder Records revisits Surratt bluegrass roots
Rounder Records plans a compilation in the early bluegrass vein featuring two Cecil Surratt tracks from his Rich-A-Tone session in Bristol with Lonnie Parsley and Raymond Johnston. The Coalwood singer, who died Sept 3, 2006, previously fronted Swing Kings and worked as a coal miner and semi pro baseball player.
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Arlington
Mass
B- Rounder Records
Cecil Surratt
Bill Nowlin
Surratt
National Guard
Brushfork
Nowlin
Rounder
Hobe Stanton
WOPI
Bristol
Stanton
Lonnie Parsley
Raymond Johnston
U.S. Steel
Gary
Coalwood Robins
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Queens, NY
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Ahmad Bradshaw
New York Giants
Mitchell Stadium
Tony Webster
Bradshaw
Webster
Ahmad
Bluefield Housing Authority
Bland County
Bland
Princeton Senior High School
Bluefield High School
Phantom Regiment
Rockford
Ill
Blue Stars
la Crosse
Wisc
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BHS
PSHS
Jenks
Norfolk Southern Lawmen
Princeton Railroad Museum
Connie Shumate
Princeton Library
Tender Mercies Food
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Bluefield Lions Club
John Ayers
David L. Hall Jr
Gray Peretti
Bill Passan
James Granger
Eric Thompson
Mickey Vance
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Donald Cooper
Tail Twister
Dathan Jones
Taylor Moore
David Mayberry
Daffaney Tibbs
Peretti
Jack White
John Spracher
A.A
Lon” Hopkins Jr
John Rush
Ben Denovant III
Robert Pettrv
Bluefield Va
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