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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2002

Page

5

Haul limits debate echoes across Mercer County roads

Ward supports current restrictions while Melissa Bailey of Route 20 notes limited personal impact. Lockhart argues all regions suffer when roads are damaged and urges enforcing existing laws rather than creating new ones, warning panhandle residents will pay for road wear.

Ward Melissa Bailey Route 20 Mercer County Lockhart Panhandle Troy Sarver Tsarver Bottonline

Healthcare groups push for Medicare bill to protect nursing care

West Virginia health groups urge the Senate to pass SB 2490 the Medicare Skilled Nursing Beneficiary Protection Act of 2002 to avoid a nearly 35 per patient day cut. Supporters warn action before Oct 1 is needed to maintain funding and care quality while warning of financial strain and possible Medicaid rate freezes.

West Virginia Health Care Association Senate U. S Robert Torricelli D-N.j Gordon Smith R-Ore Blanche Lincoln D-Ark Shelly Moore Capito D-W.va Capito Washington D.C Westwood John Quintier Congress Glen Wood Retirement Village Daniel Farley West Virginia Patrick Smith Princeton Memorial Hospital Foundation Mercer Monroe Virginia Old Dominion Border County Southwest Virginia Covington Winchester Bob Wise Smith Farley Department of Health and Human Resources John Law FMAP Rockefeller

Lawmakers Face Doubts Over 120000-Pound Coal Bill

Lawmakers debate Caputo's amendment allowing an increase from 65000 to 80000 pounds while advocates insist 120000 pounds is essential to coal markets. Staton and Wise allies accuse leaders of misleading delegates and seek salvage options as the Senate and governor reassess.

Bob Wise Caputo Bill Raney West Virginia Coal Association Staton Wise Senate

West Virginia weighs higher truck weight amid safety and jobs debate

Legislators debated a 120 000 pound truck weight limit with strong safety features but noted possible economic fallout in coal areas. Delegates argued over jobs, trucking firms, and enforcement while noting loans and county impact. Caputo urged caution against industry fears, citing past safety acts and highway deaths trends.

United Mine Workers Wise West Virginia Eustace Frederick D-Mercer Frederick Paul Prunty Dmarion Staton Bill Gates Caputo Mannie Porterfield Mporterfield Registerherald

Rockefeller Sees Drug Bill as Great Opportunity

Senate votes 99 to 0 to require HHS to certify importation of generics would be safe and save money while 69 to 30 lets the secretary block the supply line if consumer safeguards are lacking. A broader measure to let U S made drugs sold in Canada could pass. Rockefeller calls the bill a once in a lifetime chance to aid seniors and families with rising drug costs.

Washington Senate U.S Secretary of Health and Human Services Canada United States Byron Dorgan D-N.d Jay Rockefeller D-W.va Rockefeller Congress

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