Federal salt brine trial eyed for West Virginia roads
Federal Highway officials plan to test a salt water brine from well drilling on WV roads this winter. WVU will host early tests with $77,000 from the federal government, while engineers assess pavement and soil impacts, costs, and spray equipment needs.
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Datillo
West Virginia
West Virginia University
WVUI
Oak Hill Water Rationing Presses On At City Park Well
Oak Hill residents face a 20 percent water-use cut under a PSC authorized mandate after water from the Minden Mine No. 3 declines, with crews drilling City Park to 500 feet to reach the Whipple Mine as Frame Drilling and West Virginia Water Co. work to seal fractures and restore supply. President Ed Limback notes unexplained water loss since July.
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Oak Hill
W.va
Tom Muncy
West Virginia Water Co
Muncy
Frame Drilling Co
City Park
New River Coal Co
Whipple
Minden
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Ed Limbach
Tinkerer’s medical injector aids cancer treatment at WVU
Clyde Hindman, an engineering technician, developed a seven inch injector that places radioactive iodine seeds into the prostate for cancer therapy. Doctors like the instrument though Hindman sees limited sales potential and has no patent plans. WVU Foundation may seek patent to gain recognition. He has also created a stronger hunting arrow, grooved nails for better hold, and three shower heads claimed to improve spray.
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Morgantown
W.va
Clyde Hindman
Hindman
West Virginia University
Medical Center
WVU Foundation Inc
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