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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 2002

Page

6

Teachers rally for Wise pay raise amid claims of betrayal

West Virginia educators led by the WVEA pressed lawmakers in Charleston for a larger pay raise, arguing Gov. Wise's $1,200 annual increase is insufficient. Teachers cited loyalty and promises, with some considering leaving for higher salaries in nearby states as legislators eyed a replacement bill boosting experience incentives to about $2,200 annually over three years.

Charleston Linda DeMoss Wirt County Bob Wise DeMoss Wise West Virginia Education Association State Chris Baker Ranger Lincoln County Susan Sowers Jefferson High School Eastern Panhandle West Virginia WVEA

Virginia Senate panel backs bill on marital rape charges

A Virginia Senate Courts of Justice committee approved a bill extending rape charges to married individuals who cohabit, removing the prior requirement that the couple not live together or that the victim be injured. Senator Janet Howell stressed that rape is rape regardless of circumstances. Attorney General Kilgore supported stronger action against domestic violence.

Richmond Senate Virginia Sen Janet Howell Fairfax Senate Courts of Justice Committee Jerry Kilgore YWCA Kilgore

White House blocks GAO legal action over executive candor

The GAO prepared a lawsuit against the executive branch, the first in its 80 year history, to seek candid advice protections. The White House said it had not received notification and warned the move could spark political fallout while aides pressed Congress for reaction. Kenneth Lay reportedly provided Cheney with a document arguing against price caps for California electricity.

Associated Press Walker GAO Executive Branch U.S. District Court Washington White House Ari Fleischer Kenneth Lay Enron Cheney California

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