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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2011

Page

7

Three veterans seek West Virginia schools chief post

Carolyn Long Mark Manchin and Joren Marple apply for the West Virginia state schools superintendent job as interim leader Ted Mattern departs. Finalists to be named soon with references checked by the National Association of State Boards of Education and interviews planned for February.

Charleston West Virginia Carolyn Long Mark Manchin Joren Marple Charleston Gazette Long West Virginia University Board of Governors Braxton County Manchin School Building Authority Webster McDowell Marple State Department of Education Liza Cordeiro Priscilla Haden National Association of State Boards of Education

Feds press asset seizure case in W Va pain pill probe

Federal prosecutors seek forfeiture of about 687000 from Dr. Katherine Hoover and Dr. Diane Shafer tied to large cash and bank holdings found during searches at Williamson clinic and residences. Judges rejected multiple defense challenges, and both cases await rulings.

Feds W.va Harleston West Virginia U.S. District Court Katherine Hoover Williamson Shafer Hoover Diane Shafer John T. Copenhaver Jr U.S Mary Stanley Bahamas Mountain

Feds plan emergency mine safety rules amid deaths

MSHA chief Joe Main outlined emergency rules to require proximity detectors on mobile mine equipment and stricter health and safety programs. The plan aims to reduce fatalities, with 70 deaths since 1984 and six last year, while critics warn against rushing new standards.

Charleston United States Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration Joe Main Main MSHA U.S National Mining Association Carol Raulston Massey Energy Co Upper Big Branch

Large fish kill reported in Chesapeake Bay

Officials investigate a large Chesapeake Bay fish kill spanning from the Bay Bridge to Tangier Sound. About 2 million fish, mostly juvenile spot and some juvenile croakers, are dead as cold water stress is suspected. Maryland officials say water quality is acceptable and temperatures dropped to near 36 degrees in late December.

Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Maryland Department of the Environment Bay Bridge Tangier Sound Nile Croakers Dawn Stoltzfus Upper Bay

Michigan man faces mental health exams in stabbings case

Elias Abuelazam, charged with three fatal stabbings and six attempted killings in Flint area plus an Ohio attempt, will undergo two mental health evaluations as defense seeks possible insanity plea. Attorney Ed Zeineh says judge granted exams and a notice of insanity defense has been filed though its viability remains uncertain.

Flint, Mich Michigan Ed Zeineh Zaynee Genesee County Elias Abuelazam Ah-Bool-Ah Zahm Abuelazam Flint Toledo Ohio Leesburg Zeineh

Browning Reaffirms Senate Leadership Role In West Virginia

West Virginia Senate leader Richard Browning seeks to balance duties as chair of the Economic Development Committee with an expanded role on Acting President Kessler's leadership team. Browning praised Kessler's ethics while noting no deals were made.

Walt Helmick Pocahontas Senate Richard Browning Wyoming Kessler West Virginia Senate Browning Jeff West Virginia Tainty Chafin Letitia Bluefield Garden Lambert McDowell County Mayhip McDownty Richard I Lambert

Republicans Take House After Landslide Victory in 112th Congress

The new House GOP majority pledges to challenge President Obama with legislation and investigations. Speaker Boehner, amid Democratic protests, vows to cut spending and repeal the health care overhaul, while Obama pushes bipartisanship and confirms several vetoed nominees. Senate Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, press for debt cuts and private-sector growth.

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