WV political whispers shift toward 2004 governor race
Speculation swirls as West Virginia lawmakers inch toward a May 2004 cycle. Rumors center on Secretary of State Joe Manchin challenging Gov. Bob Wise for the Democratic nomination, while House Speaker Bob Kiss gains headlines. Some insiders say Kiss will seek the Supreme Court instead, recalling a past appointment attempt interrupted by a problem with…
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Rumors Stir In West Virginia Elections 2004 Senate Race
Barbara Hawkins reports on political rumors across the state involving Warren McGraw Kiss and other Democratic contenders for the Supreme Court and Senate seats. The chatter covers family ties, labor backing, potential Republican bids, district contests, and possible retirements with shifting alliances.
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roles Listed
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph shows staff positions including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor City County Editor Charles Owens Senior Copy Editor Andy Patton and Business Writer Dennis Yena. The note ends with a quote about faith and works.
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Governor Wise seeks broad state consolidation to save money
West Virginia faces budget gaps as Governor Wise proposes merging multiple agencies. A one stop Gaming and Charitable Games regulator would oversee races and raffles while combining Commerce, Tax and Revenue, and Administration duties. Cabinet reductions cut administration costs, while a unified Children and Families agency would streamline services and reduce double dipping. Supporters urge efficiency. critics warn of service gaps.
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Miners Reject Don Nehlen as WV coal spokesman
Letter writers rebuke Don Nehlen for offering help to West Virginia miners arguing China coal industry undercuts wages and safety while West Virginia workers benefit from unions. They urge Nehlen to retire and stay away from mining issues.
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Daily Telegraph invites signed letters to editor
The Daily Telegraph invites legible brief letters on public issues. Only letters signed with an address and telephone number will be considered for verification. Mail to 928 Bluefield Ave, email editor bdton line com, or fax to 304 327 6179.
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West Virginia Supreme Court oversteps its charge says group
Cheryl Carlson of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse argues the West Virginia Supreme Court has overstepped its constitutional role. She notes medical monitoring, asbestos mass litigation, and campaign money from personal injury lawyers as drivers of lawsuit abuse and urges voters and Legislature to reclaim lawmaking power. Carlson urges informed civic engagement and partisan election vigilance to curb court overreach.
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