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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2001

Page

6

WV tuition plan aims to cap student education costs

West Virginia public colleges may cap costs so in state students pay about 35 percent of four year education. Current in state share ranges from 21 to 44 percent with out of state paying full price. Higher Education Chancellor J Michael Mullen outlined the phased six year rollout with a possible February adoption.

Charleston West Virginia Higher Education J. Michael Mullen Higher Education Policy Commission Mullen

Redistricting suit to hear constitutional challenge in West Virginia

Oral arguments will be heard in Charleston on four motions in Unger v Manchin as plaintiffs challenge the 2000 census based Senate map. The case, led by State Senator John Unger, argues Kanawha County population shifts and Eastern Panhandle growth violate one man one vote. Judges Faber Broadwater and Michael chair a three judge panel reviewing the matter.

Bluefield West Virginia Senate U.S. District Court Charleston John Unger, II Joseph Manchin Unger US. District Court Martinsburg John Unger D-Berkeley U.S Berkeley Kanawha County Panhandle Manchin Earl Ray Tomblin State Senate Bob Kiss House of Delegates Frank Deem R-Wood Mason County U.S. Fourth Judicial Circuit J. Harvie Wilkinson, III Circuit David A. Faber W. Craig Broadwater M. Blane Michael Fourth Circuit

Gilmore Lifts Burning Ban After Rain in Virginia

Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore lifted the statewide outdoor burning ban that had been in place since late October. He cited recent rainfall and cooler seasonal weather as giving forestry officials a needed break and thanked citizens for complying amid prior wildfire risks.

Richmond Jim Gilmore Commonwealth Gilmore Virginia

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