Kimball War Memorial and Exhibition Mine Proposed
Bill Archer notes progress at Kimball near Welch as Empire Salvage clears sites for memorial restoration and potential Exhibition Mine on a main highway. He highlights James Eubanks, Sen. Byrd support, and the Pocahontas No 3 Seam as factors in a possible regional tourist draw.
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Prayer Verse Adorns Editorial Page At The Telegraph
The News Editor and staff present a religious quotation from 2 Chronicles 7 14 on the editorial page. Gary Adkisson is listed as Publisher with Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and Samantha Perry as Editor. The verse underscores humility prayer and national healing.
West Virginia marks first anniversary of Sept 11 attacks
The state holds a capitol ceremony at 8:30 a.m. with all West Virginians invited. Similar tributes occur nationwide including New York and Washington D C. Gov Wise urges unity, resilience, and renewed patriotism while commemorating victims and honoring heroes of Sept 11.
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Letters express frustration over West Virginia economy and politics
A reader from McDowell County laments high unemployment, environmental damage, and outmigration while blaming state policies and out of state business interests. He urges tort reform, fair workers comp, and new political leadership to improve conditions and attract diverse investment. He cites Pepsi leaving Princeton and a stagnant business climate as signs of broader decline.
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Washington debt and Wise tax move dominate WV editorials
A West Virginia roundup through Aug. 11 notes Washington’s red ink and calls for tougher budget controls. It cites deficits under Reagan and Bush, surpluses under Clinton, and warns the 2002 gap nears $165 billion. It praises Gov Wise for urging 10 percent cuts and favors raising cigarette taxes to reduce the shortfall.
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