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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2002

Page

5

Five million loan sent to Wheeling-Pitt steel plant

Gov. Wise announced a $5 million emergency loan to Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel to sustain production and protect 3,500 jobs as part of a $27.2 million package with Ohio and WHX Corp. and a union employee contribution. The funds come via the West Virginia Housing Development Fund.

Charleston Bob Wise Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Panhandle Wheeling-Pitt West Virginia Housing Development Fund Wise Ohio WHX Corp Morgantown W.va Chambers Family Charitable Trust West Virginia University WVU Foundation College of Business and Economics West Virginia Chambers Dean Jay Coats John Chambers Cisco Systems Inc WVU Jack June Chambers WVUI

Education gaps hinder southwestern West Virginia business growth

A Marshall University study for the Southwestern West Virginia Region 2 Workforce Investment Board says the seven-county area lacks basic skills among workers and would struggle to attract new employers without education improvements. Employers report 30 to 40 percent of applicants fail basic listening, reasoning, reading and math tests.

Charleston West Virginia Marshall University Center For Business and Economic Research Cabell Wayne Putnam Lincoln Logan Boone Mingo Southwestern West Virginia Region 2 Workforce Investment Board Michael Hicks Hicks Geok Simpson

West Virginia House backs agencies hiring own lawyers

The House Judiciary Committee unanimously approves bills allowing the Tax and Banking Commissions to hire their own legal counsel, a move opposed by Attorney General Darrell McGraw who argues only the AG may direct state attorney hiring. Gov Wise supports the bills to clarify authority. The measures HB4010 and HB4011 advance to the full House as McGraw contends the Legislature can not expand agency hiring without state law.

Charleston House Judiciary Committee Bob Wise Wise Darrell V. McGraw Jr McGraw West Virginia Tax and Banking Commission Kiss McGrawe Speaker Kiss Tax Department Larry Stark Stark Inhouse

Salem College accused of hiding campus crime data under Clery Act

A DOE report accuses Salem College of willfully failing to report sexual assaults burglaries and other campus crimes concealing data for years. Interim President Fred Zook plans corrective steps including adding staff and seeking extensions while Security on Campus Inc calls the findings very serious and the act named after Jeanne Clery.

Alem International of University U.S. Department of Education Central West Virginia Fred Zook Salem Zook DOE Daniel Carter Security On Campus Inc Clery Lehigh University Jeanne Ann Clery

Virginia House panel blocks open alcohol in cars bill

Virginia lawmakers defeated a proposal to outlaw opened alcoholic beverage containers in a car’s passenger area amid emotional testimony by sponsor Del. Harry R. Purkey. Critics argued the law would criminalize innocent tailgaters and sacraments, while supporters noted federal incentives tied to bans and the need to deter drunken driving.

Richmond House of Delegates Del Harry R Bob” Purkey Virginia Beach Militia, Police and Public Safety Committee House H. Morgan Griffith Griffith Salem del. L. Secott Lingamfelter Prince William

Proposal would widen Interstate 81 in Virginia

A consortium of firms proposes widening Interstate 81 to eight lanes within 15 years with tolls for trucks in new lanes between Staunton and Lexington. The plan adds truck interchanges and rest areas in busy corridors and names STAR Solutions led by Halliburton KBR and Koch Performance Roads. Virginia allows private proposals under its Public Private Transportation Act.

Reedsville Preston County Robert Stone West Virginia Parsons Buckhannon Elkins Fairmont Grafton Oak Hill Philippi St. Albans Roanoke Staunton Lexington Star Solutions Virginia Virginia Department of Transportation Halliburton Kbr and Koch Performance Roads

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