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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2003
Page
1
In Los Angeles, prosecutors outline trial dates for two murder suspects as officials in the AP report discuss the broader impact of a reform law on workers compensation and business leaders debate the changes. The narrative mentions Derrick Patton Hoskins and Hoskins’ prior statements as the case progresses.
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The West Virginia Consumer Advocate, who had sought a public hearing on Bluefield Regional Medical Center's proposal for an open heart center, announced that the last major hurdle to BRMC's plan was removed on Monday.
Deborah Hubbard withdraws as affected party. BRMC President Eugene Pawlowski calls it great news as BRMC partners with Princeton Community Hospital and Charleston Area Medical Center to advance an open heart center and cancer care center in southern West Virginia. Consumer advocate Charles Dunn remains seeking a public hearing on BRMC's Heart center request A-10.
In Bluefield Virginia a local alliance named Concerned Citizens of Bluefield formed after a town hall debate. Attorney Zane Dale Christian said the group, about 15 to 20 members, aims to pressure officials, though members prefer anonymity and avoid public notice.
A local group, numbering 15 to 20 members, asks that their side be printed in the newspaper while not revealing individual names. Christian notes the group cannot disclose members but provided their stance on the new town hall site and charter amendment.
West Virginia lawmakers reviewed less than 3 percent of Medicaid prescriptions last year yet saved 13.8 million dollars. About 2,400 prescription claims were rejected out of 160,000 reviewed as part of Gov. Bob Wise s effort to curb rising drug costs through negotiations and oversight.
Concord College officials say three settlements over six years boosted litigation costs. In 2000 two large settlements raised expenses. 1998 included a $258,860 swimming fatality settlement involving a non student. Pool use by non college groups is under review.
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