Crowder given until November to seek treatment or face prison
Federal judge John Copenhaver ordered Wayne Crowder of Charleston to complete an alcohol treatment program by November after multiple public intoxication and a drunken driving arrest. Crowder, 48, previously pled guilty in 1999 to using his PSC position to obtain $19,000 in pens and trinkets and served four months in prison on that charge while released on supervised terms. If he fails, the judge will decide whether to return him to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence.
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WV housing plan eyes reclaimed mines for flood rebuilds
West Virginia housing officials say mountaintop mines and hillside sites will be studied for new housing to replace last week’s flood losses. Apartments could begin within two weeks and houses within a month as 1,500 homes were destroyed and 3,200 damaged across southern coal counties.
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Virginia schools more integrated than many states says Harvard study
Harvard Civil Rights Project findings show national segregation remains high but Virginia ranks higher in integration due to Northern Virginia suburbs growth. Fairfax County cited as looking integrated. Virginia second in Southern states for integration in 1998. The report notes diverse schools often have higher achievement, with Virginia’s SOL program cited as supporting success in mixed schools.
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Earley targets investor voters in rural Virginia race
Republican Mark Earley promoted himself as a friend of high tech capitalism while attacking high taxes as he spoke to about 130 Venture Forum members in Rocky Mount about Gov. Jim Gilmore’s record on Virginia’s Internet industry. In Lovingston a man pleaded guilty to 14 counts of vandalism, avoiding jail with 14 years of good behavior and ongoing mental health treatment.
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Five Virginia Guard units stand down after WV flood aid
In a Mt View High School ceremony, five Virginia National Guard units left the flood response in southern West Virginia after a 24 hour mobilization. Lt Col Ed Morgan praised a 300-plus composite force for rapid action in McDowell and Mercer counties before merging with South Carolina troops. Col Melvin Burch awarded WV ribbons and plaques to Virginia units.
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