WV Must Reform to Spark Economic Growth Says Reed
Stephen N Reed of Citizens for Competence in Government argues West Virginia has chronic debt and mismanaged finances. He cites a $12 billion state debt, rising Workers' Camp debt, and ongoing budget cuts. Reed urges pro business legislation, private sector drivers, and rapid reform to escape the current fiscal trap.
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Rejoice Evermore Prayer Quote From Cluefield Telegraph
A Bible verse from 1 Thessalonians 5 16 18 AV appears in the Cluefield Baily Telegraph urging believers to rejoice always pray without ceasing and give thanks for this is God s will in Christ Jesus concerning you.
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Residents oppose Greenbrier Pipeline crossing five WV counties
County residents fear accidents and lower property values if a $475 million Greenbrier Pipeline by Dominion Transmission proceeds. The 30 inch line would cross Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Summers and Mercer counties into Virginia and North Carolina with 129, 148, 160, 31 and many other property owners affected. Opponents cite lack of information and call for a public evening hearing with Dominion officials to answer questions.
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West Virginia residents demand tax cuts on autos
Letter urges elected officials to end personal property tax on vehicles and reduce insurance costs. Writer argues one-time vehicle tax should replace annual taxes, claiming high taxes deter purchases and push people into unemployment lines as politicians ignore tax relief.
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Trusted travelers push for security card amid travel woes
A white paper looks at a trusted traveler card to exempt users from some security checks. A pilot program could involve 6,000 passengers and airline employees to test feasibility. The plan aims to ease shoe removal and random screenings while guarding against misuse.
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