Steelers finish season strong with win over Chargers
The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the San Diego Chargers 34-21 to finish 9-7, while the Chargers become the sixth 1-15 team since 1978. Chargers QB Ryan Leaf threw for 171 yards and a TD but endured a rough game with two picks and a fumble as safety Rodney Harrison made two interceptions. Bettis sought motivation in the stands while Colts’ loss kept Pittsburgh from a playoff berth.
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AN Diego
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers
NFL
Terrell Fletcher
San Diego
Saints
Cowboys
Patriots
Colts
Jets
Ryan Leaf
Leaf
Peyton Manning
Rodney Harrison
Harrison
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis Colts
Jerome Bettis
Bettis
New York Jets
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Bill Cowher
WVU coach vents over special teams miscues
The WVU coach expresses frustration with a season plagued by bad snaps, blocked punts, and risky punt returns that have given opponents scoring chances. He jokes about innovative play calling for his final game, suggesting they might forgo punting and go for a big play.
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Nehlen
Gray. Gramatica nerves Gray to final drive win
McMahon passed for 284 yards and three touchdowns but was picked twice as Gray, trailing 23-6 at halftime, rallied in the second half. Marcus Spencer and David Rivers led the Gray defense and offense, while Alex Bannister and Jonathan Carter fueled the comeback with big plays. Bill Gramatica nailed a 48 yard field goal with 5:30 left to seal a 33-30 victory.
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McMahon
Alabama
Marcus Spencer
Spencer
David Rivers
Western Carolina
Alex Bannister
Nastern
Kentucky
Jonathan Carter
Troy State
Bill Gramatica
South Florida
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Martin Gramatica
Gramatica
Leftwich shines in Dome as Marshall offense eyes next year
Marshall notes Devin Leftwich showing improved accuracy in game situations while Pennington leads comeback capability. Leftwich posted 3,358 passing yards with nine interceptions, despite no Moss-like receiver. Awards went to Gray's OPP and Vanderbilt's Stewart. Utah's Smith, Newsome shine on defense in All-Star showcase.
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Pennington
Dome
Leftwich
Randy Moss
Moss
Pruett
Marshall
Ed Zambrecher
Tennessee
Fuad Reveiz
Vanderbilt
Matt Stewart
Utah
Smith
Richard Newsome
Michigan State
Newsome
Blue
Private Sale Notice and West Virginia Utility Hearing
Dual notices include a private sale bid for two 2000 Mack and Ox dump bodies with contact numbers and a Public Service Commission of West Virginia probe into payment and collection practices of Allegheny Power and related utilities. Public comments may be submitted by February 6, 2001 with hearings in Clarksburg Martinsburg and Charleston. The text also references the Pittsburgh Steelers playoff drought and quarterback Stewart’s two rushing touchdowns and a passing score before a knee and concussion injury.
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Associates
Monongahela Power Company
DBA
Allegheny Power
West Virginia Power Gas
Jinia Power and
Mountaineer Gas Company
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
Alegheny Power
Commission
Pay
Rockwell
Higher Education Policy Commission
Bluefield State College
Allen Bradley and
Paul Rutherford
Rock Street
Bluefield
Gas and oil operation notices from CONSOL in Virginia bids
Notice details proposed CBM R-32F and CBM R-32B R-32E operations in Buchanan County and Yukon Pocahontas, with objections deadline and contact, plus a separate sale notice for a 1990 Ford Aerostar in Bluefield, WV under a security default. Parties include CONSOL Energy Inc and First Community Bank.
Notice of application operation s name CBM R-32C filing
The undersigned operator and oil operations known as CBM R-32C with Virginia submit a notice of application under Section 45 1 361 30 E to the public regulatory authority. The filing concerns an operation named CBM R-32C with respect to an unspecified location and terms. The notice indicates an official action to seek approval or permit for the described oil operations.
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Code of Virginia
Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy
Division of Gas and Oil
Garden District
Buchanan County
Virginia
P.O
Abingdon
Naa
Consol Energy Inc
Bluefield
P.O. Box
Rus
Yukon Pocahontas Co
Notice of Public Notices and Proposals from Pocahontas and Athens
A mixed segment announces a town engineering proposal for Pocahontas water and wastewater systems with submittal details due January 8 2001 and contact to Mayor Anita Brown plus a separate Athens request seeking proposals for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Project with detailed timelines and funding references. Also included is a trustee sale notice for a Mercer County West Virginia property and a mortgage foreclosure notice with bid terms and date.
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Pocahontas
Anita Brown
Pocahontas Centre
P.O
Virginia
Brown
Town OF
Thomas J. Quesenberry
Billie Quesenberry
William J. Akers
Mercer County
West Virginia
Jerry J. Cameron
First Community Bank
N.A
Federal National Mortgage Association
First Federal Savings Bank
Lakewood Apts
Athens Rd
Princeton
Davis Fork
Christians Fork
Brush Creek
Cypress Drive
Elwin Dillon
Carl E. Farmer
Shirlene Farmer
Athens
Region I Planning and Development Council
Athens Town Hall
Department of Environmental Protection
Robert Richardson
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Economic Development Administration
EDA
West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council
State
Betty Cockerham
Daniel W. Cray
K _ MAE
Sue Blankenship
Lee Willis Perdue
David Perdue
Shirley Gentry
W. Randal Frye
Eddie Gibson
Patsy Burruss
Whilem C. Perdue
Barbara C. Harless
Glenn B. Perdue
J. Darlene
Jeffrey Perdue
Lynwood Stafford
Jane Hare
Abigail Johnston
Barbara Ann Martin
Linda Hughes
Roby Perdue
Earl Dwight Perdue
Cheryl Meadows
Roger Perdue
Joe Perdue
Prince B. Perdue
C.F. Perdue
Danny Perdue
Donna Perdue
Joyce Ann Perdue
Mikey Perdue
Sue Perdue
Teresa Breeden
Donna Michelle Kinder
J.W. Perdue, JR
Buddy” Perdue
Eugene Griffey
Roger Griffey
Marilyn Griffey
Kathy Faye Fisher
Richard Myers
Barry Myers
Gary Myers
Reba Perdue
Linda Faye Martin
Ronnie Martin
Edna Perdue
Kristeen Perdue
Juanita Perdue
Becky Perdue
Delores Perdue
Charles Mullins
Ricky Perdue
Stevie Perdue
Drema Perdue
Gloria Perdue
Karen Perdue
Renante” Martin
Mianite Perdue
Delores’ Petite
Cheesy Mullins
Deenia’ Perdue
Alma Jones
Smith & Lilvemuffs
Rengeion Avenue
Wilma F. Grubb
Circuit Court
Merver County
Wendi Lawson
Cavaliers fall as Georgia dominates Independence Bowl clash
Georgia stifled Virginia on the scoreboard with a 37-17 victory in the Independence Bowl. Freshman Bryson Spinner threw for 145 yards, while Cory Phillips guided Georgia with 213 passing yards and a TD. Cavaliers' Ankles limited Virginia to a one dimensional run game, and key plays included a 40 yard fake punt setup and a late 58 yard bot recovered fumble return.
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Cavaliers
Bryson Spinner
Georgia
Cory Phillips
Ole
Phillips
Bulldogs
Richard Seymour
Edwards
Tyree Foreman
Kentrell Curry
Demetrius Dotson
Spinner
Tavon Mason
Virginia
Byron Thweatt
Cap Burnett
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Stewart
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Kris Brown
Athens Town Council
Kenneth R. Stamper
Towi
First
Community Bank
Federal and
Goa
Ellie P. Stephens
J. Darlene” Stafford
Ong
Alma Thorn Jones
Mae Sue Blankenship
Lee WI Perdue
Shirle Gentry
M C
Dean Perdue
Barbara
Ann Martin
J.W. Perdue
Havery Perdue
Harvey
Frazier
Sheila Kay Frazier
Peanut” Frazierya Frances Hopkins Wells
Zona Smith
Teresa Thomas
Joe
Smith & Lilly
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