Informal sessions at West Virginia Turnpike Commission scrutiny
West Virginia Turnpike Commission holds informal pre meetings with media absent. Chairman Harris defends openness but says details are none of the press. He questions editorial calls on safety and hints governor could reshuffle members for accountability.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Commission
W.B. Harris
State Man Urges Garbage Be Taken Seriously
Charleston AP reports Henry Moomaw of Petersburg advocates a Maryland waste dump in Mineral and Grant counties West Virginia arguing a dockside collection and treatment system with bales 2800 pounds each to be shipped by rail toward a strip mine site. He contends the plan protects water and reduces leachate while EPA ARPC previously showed interest. State Health official Dale Parsons notes emotional debate and no decision timetable on Regional Resource Recovery’s permit.
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Charleston
W.va
Henry Moomaw
Petersburg
Maryland
West Virginia
Moomaw
Mineral
Grant Counties
McDonald’s
McDonald's
State of
Potomac River
Potomac
Potomac Engineering and Survey
Potomac Engineering
Baltimore
Urban Pathfinders Inc
Regional Resource Recovery, Inc
State Department of Health
Regional Resources
Montgomery County
Western Maryland Railroad
EPA
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Appalachian Regional Commission
Dale Parsons
State Health Department
Blake van Leer
Jay Rockefeller
Parson
Huntington Man Killed in Ferry Collision on I-64
A Huntington man, 23, died after his car burst into flames when it spun out on eastbound I-64 near Nitro. Passenger Bruce Smith, 19, escaped. Bragg, 53, of South Charleston, had minor injuries. A tire blowout was cited as the likely cause.
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Huntington
Associated Press
Nitro
Douglas A. Mead
Bruce Allen Smith
R. Allen
Mead
Ernest C. Bragg
South Charleston
Bragg
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Smith
Calhoun County
W.va
Grantsville
Samuel D. Collins
Cindy
Dwayne Black
Cindy Collins
Senate approves compromise for 1978 second supplemental bill
The Senate approved a compromise version of a second supplemental appropriations bill for fiscal year 1978 clearing it for action by President Carter. The measure funds four state projects and advances key budget priorities as negotiations wrap up.
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Charleston
W.va
Senate
Carter
Mingo Man Charged In Brother's Death
LENORE West Virginia A Mingo County man Leonard Earle Happy Jack Ball 27 held for arraignment on murder charge in his brother Walter B Ball 44 death after an argument at their mother's Lenore home Ball shot once in the neck with a 44 cal revolver State police Trooper C W Collins said Also mentioned is Sen Robert Byrd DWVa and his bill with amendments funding WV projects including 1 5 million for Morgantown lab design 6 million for coal conversion plant design in Monongalia County 50 million for Farmers Home water sewer grants and 2 million for EDA Public Works program
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Lenore
W.va
Mingo County
Leonard Earle
Happy Jack" Ball
C.W. Collins
Walter B. Ball
Martha Ball
Collins
Ball
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Laboratory
Morgantown
Monongalia County
Farmers Home Administration
Economic Development Administration
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