Jackson County hunter killed during gun season
A 48 year old Jackson County man, Thomas L. Moore of Sandyville, died at a Charleston hospital after falling from a tree stand. The state Division of Natural Resources said he is the fourth fatality this gun season, with earlier deaths from accidental shootings and a tree stand incident.
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Charleston
Jackson County
Bucks
State Division of Natural Resources
Thomas L. Moore
Sandyville
Murphy
Tiger Aircraft rolls out first certified planes to open aviation venture
Three newly certified single engine AG-5B planes mark Tiger Aircraft LLC entry into aviation backed by Taiwanese investors. The rollout at Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport drew 200 guests led by Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Taiwan official Chi-Ming Yim.
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Martinsburg
Tiger Aircraft LLC
West Virginia
Sen
Jay Rockefeller
Chi-Ming Yim
Taiwan
Federal Aviation Administration
Bush
Rockefeller
D-W.va
Environmentalists push cleanup pact for Wolf Creek
Federal and state agencies, the Town of Fayetteville and others signed a cooperative agreement to clean Wolf Creek and improve water quality and recreation. The plan funds 375000 from suits against Lewis Law, tied to coal refuse dumping since the 1950s, with Mine Management Inc. prior convicting 16 Clean Water Act felonies. Rehabilitation includes vegetation, drainage channels, and reduced acid load.
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Fayetteville
Wolf Creek
State Department of Environmental Protection
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
DEP
Mark Rudolph
Lewis Law
St. Albans
Law
Summerlee
New River Company
Mine Management Inc
West Virginia
Fayette County
Rudolph
Welfare shortfall prompts reform blueprint ready
West Virginia officials prepare a reform plan as a blue ribbon panel of 15 members will report to Gov. Bob Wise by week’s end. DHHR Secretary Paul Nusbaum says about 90 million dollars must be cut or offset by new funding, with 50 million left after a 20 million request.
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Charleston
Welfare
Bob Wise
State Capitol
Department of Health and Human Resources
Paul Nusbaum
Wise
DHHR
Nusbaum
West Virginia
Associated Press
West
Del Wright outlines seven-point plan for WV medical care
Charleston Del Lacy Wright D McDowell argues WV environment must be hospitable to physicians. He warns a state run Physicians Mutual Insurance Company faces disaster and would be taxpayer funded. He proposes tax credits for premiums, eliminate medical provider tax, restore Medicare Medicaid reimbursements to 1998 levels, board audits, a medical evaluation system, pre litigation screening, and better reporting by state medical groups and insurers.
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Charleston
Del
Lacy Wright
D-Mcdowell
West Virginia
Wright
Physicians’ Mutual Insurance Company
Physicians Mutual
Pen
House
Senate
State Board of Medicine
State Medical Association
State Bar
Insurance Industry
Suspected nip joint raid nets 60 plus citations in Chesapeake
Police and Alcohol Beverage Control agents raided a $625,000 Chesapeake home described as a house bar ongoing for four months. More than 60 people were cited for gambling illegally and for illegal sales and purchases of alcohol while marijuana and cocaine were found. The owner, Barry Behrman, 55, was not charged.
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Chesapeake
Cheryl Sitler
Beverage Control
Vegas
Chesapeake Police
Johnny Day
Barry Behrman
West Virginia cancer care study urges urgent reform
A state study notes the medical system often ends life without adequate hospice care or pain relief. WV ranks sixth in cancer deaths with about 4,800 projected this year. It calls for immediate coverage for uninsured cancer patients and a standard benefits package within two years. About 309,000 West Virginians lack health insurance.
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West Virginia
West
Mercer County Adoption and Custody Notices Published
The Mercer County Circuit Court notices announce a petition to adopt Mary Ann Coyer with a hearing set for December 21, 2001 at 8 30 a m. Also listed is a custody action between Raymond A Simms and Automne Denise James with service by publication and a deadline of January 3, 2002 for an answer. Additional Virginia oil and gas notices outline CBM Q 33E and CBM 33H operations by CONSOL Energy Inc and related responses and objections within specified timeframes.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
Mary Ann Coyer
Circuit Court
Princeton
Brenda Davis
Flaine Pedneau
Mark E. Wills
N. Walker Street
Circuit Court of
Raymond A. Simms
Automece
Denise James
Automnce
P.O
Bluefield
Code of Virginia
Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy
Division of Gas and Oil
Yukon
Pocahontas Coal Co., LLP, Et al
Garden
Buchanan County
Virginia
P.O. Box
Abingdon
Consol Energy Inc
H.S.T. Group
Buchanan Production Co
Garden District
Gas and Oil
Yukon Pocahontas Coal Co., LLP, Et al
Avon Lester, Etux
Canet Keen, Et al
Darrell M. McDaniel
Sharon E. McDaniel
Said Cour
Elaine Pedneau
Virginia Water Supply Revolving Fund
Virginia Department of Health
Tazewell County Public Service Authority
Main St
Custody and divorce petitions amid Virginia West Virginia notices
Legal notices from Mercer County West Virginia court and Buchanan County Virginia oil operations list petitions for custody of Destiny and Ryan Hawkes and divorce between Patsy Ann Robertson and Garland Matthew Abana Jr. Notices name Gibson Lefler & Associates as attorney and set answer deadlines with clerk entries November 2001 and January 2002.
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Family Court of
Mercer County
West Virginia
Garland Matthew Abana, Jr
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Richmond
Jim Gilmore
Mark Warner
Reed Boatright
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Barbara Hawkins
The
Daily Telegraph
A-1
Flood Book Unveiled
Bottonline.com
Brenda David
Wendi Lawson
Brian Hawkes
Katherine Hawkes
Veremain
Destiny Hawkes
Ryan Hawkes
Gibson, Lesler & Associates
Mercer Street
Patsy Ann Roberts
Patsy Ann Robertson
Gibson, Lefler & Associates
Cour
Wendi Lawsot
Order OF Publication Family Court
Thomas B. Gray
Office of Water Programs
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