House approves 14 billion auto industry rescue
The House passed a 14 billion bailout to General Motors and Chrysler with Ford eligible for aid, while Republicans in the Senate pledge tough opposition. Democrats and the White House seek a Senate vote by week’s end, arguing the loans are vital to the economy.
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West Virginia and Virginia Daily Lottery Draws
Lottery results from West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4 drawings alongside Virginia Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers. Daily 3 5 1 2. Daily 4 0 2 6 2. Virginia Pick 3 3 6 0. Pick 4 0 8 8 6.
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Paper circulation and delivery assistance hours
Customer service outlines subscription support, home delivery issues, and e edition inquiries. The circulation department operates seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 6 a.m. to noon on weekends. A morning redelivery is offered within a limited area. Call 304 327 2800.
Combs pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
Brandon Combs, 20, of Princeton, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Mercer County Circuit Court for the 2007 death of Dwight Hutchinson, who was found beaten at Town Square on Mercer Street two days before his death. He answered judges questions with Yes Sir and No Sir during the proceeding.
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VDOT to hold public hearings across Virginia in January
Virginia Department of Transportation schedules five region hearings in early January as part of its ongoing fiscal review. Delegate Dan Bowling notes the new economic reality and Southwest Virginia's strain while lawmakers prepare to examine Governor Kaine's budget on December 17.
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Tazewell officials brace for education budget cuts
Tazewell County schools face potential reductions as Virginia confronts a 2.5 billion shortfall. Governor Kaine has cut higher education 5 percent first, with K-12 likely to follow in the Dec 17 proposals. Superintendent Brenda Lawson emphasizes student priority and plans to minimize impact while awaiting state decisions. External funding largely funds the staff, so large cuts would hit personnel.
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Little Jimmie Campaign Appeals for Help at Christmas
A brief community appeal appears as Little Jimmie’s Christmas Tree campaign seeks donations and volunteers to reach its fundraising goal. Local supporters are urged to contribute and spread the message through nearby schools and churches.
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Illinois governor defies Obama call to resign
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, one day after his arrest, clung to power in Chicago defying President-elect Barack Obama and Senate Democrats who warned he cannot name a replacement for Obama’s Senate seat. Democrats in Washington distanced themselves from scandal while Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn could fill the vacancy.
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