West Virginia ABC plans Excellence in Construction Awards Banquet
The West Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors will host its Excellence in Construction Awards Banquet on Aug. 28 at the Days Inn Conference Center in Flatwoods. Contact Debbie Moore at 304 346-8791 or debbie abewv.org for registration and details.
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Gas price spike prompts call for national energy plan
Williamson of Roanoke based RGC Resources warns that rising natural gas prices and higher heating bills show the need for a coordinated federal energy strategy. He criticizes environmental policies for boosting demand while limiting supply and urges opening new gas production areas to avert a growing energy crisis.
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Pocahontas Land Announces Personnel Changes
Pocahontas Land Corporation announces June 1 effective personnel changes. Burton Perry becomes Senior Manager Mining & Coal Resources. Kathryn R. Harrell named Manager Tax & Information Support. Richard H. Bud Clapp promoted to Senior Manager Engineering. Daniel T. Simmons promoted to Manager Land. Michael C. May joins as Assistant Survey Technician. All are long-time Pocahontas staff with roles across mining, land, tax and information systems.
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Pocahontas
Daniel D. Smith
John Payne
Pocahontas Land Corporation
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West Virginia
Land & Tax Department
Bluefield State College
Beckley
Ron
Richard H ‘Bud’ Clapp
Clapp
Virginia Tech
West Virginia Graduate College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pocahontas Coal Association
Susan
Bobby
Mark
Daniel T. Simmons
Simmons
Welch/Pineville
Land Department
Green Valley
Michael C. May
Mercer County Vocational School
Good News in Bad Times From Tax Cuts to Housing Boom
Dennis Yena notes signs of economic rebound including tax cuts cutting middle income taxes, a West Virginia sales tax holiday, bigger child tax credits, and a refinancing boom estimated at 800 billion in 2003. He urges finding positive angles amid recession and job losses.
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