Legislative session shown as continuation amid election year
West Virginia lawmakers at a Bluefield Princeton chamber breakfast say the new session resembles a continuation of the old one amid past special sessions and meetings. Key issues include economic development, medical malpractice reform, tighter DUT regulations for federal funds, tax reform, and workforce training. Christine Elmore returns as district office personnel director in Mercer County. Ove Child Project opens January 16 with a child advocacy center to streamline interviews for abuse cases. Forensic Nurse Response Team announced to support Mercer County sexual assault investigations. Barbara Hawkins, Daily Telegraph Princeton Bureau Chief.
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Not enough readable context for a headline
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Coalfields Expressway reaches 3.9 miles complete in WV
The first 3.9 non paved miles of the Coalfields Expressway in McDowell and Raleigh counties are finished. Contracts for the early segments are complete, with final work remaining lighting signage and paving to be finished later. The four lane highway spans 65 miles in West Virginia and extends further into Virginia and other counties.
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Letters: Call for Legal Reforms and Less Government in WV
A reader argues for medicolegal reform and reduced government role, noting Medicaid and Medicare as socialized medicine. He cites tort reform as unlikely, warns against state building and maintenance codes, and criticizes seatbelt penalties as revenue devices. He ends urging financial and personal freedom protections.
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Reproductive rights and posthumous inheritance case
Massachusetts high court weighs a posthumous birth case involving Lauren Woodward who bore twins using her deceased husband’s frozen sperm. The column surveys legal questions on donor intent, paternal rights, survivor benefits, and potential future scenarios while noting contracts donors sign with banks and the chance of federal court overturns.
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