Princeton Community Board Split Over Dunmyer Contract Policy
The Princeton Community Hospital board voted 6 to 6 to not renew CEO Dan Dunmyer's contract, prompting anger among residents, physicians and workers. Questions arise about secret-ballot voting and whether an absent substitute member should vote. A second session and public vote are likely as community leaders call for accountability.
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Princeton Community Hospital
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Sunshine Law
PCH
Robert E. Holroyd
Dunmyer
Executive Committee On Finance
Tom Lilly
Finance Committee
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Holroyd
Daily Telegraph
People’s Hospital
Princeton
Princeton- Mercer County Chamber of Commerce
Local Paper Masthead and Quotation
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph listing shows William Randy Deason as Publisher and News Editor with Samantha Perry as Senior Writer and Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins and Bill Archer as editors. The piece includes a Bible quotation about faith and healing of a centurion's servant.
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Sie
Tammie Toler
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
West Virginia ATV Regulations Prompt Unfunded Mandate Debate
Seven years of wrangling yielded the states first ATV rules in 2004, with new helmet and passenger limits and road use restrictions. Lawmen warn understaffing and funding gaps could undermine enforcement, raising questions about costs and public safety.
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West Virginia
Jefferson County
Everett
Ed” Booker
Associated Press
Booker
Telegraph invites public letters on matters of public interest
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest and debate. Letters should be brief and include signature, address and phone number for publication consideration. Names will not be withheld. Content edited only for spelling grammar and length. Send opinion to editor bdtonline.com by email or by fax 304 327 6879.
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Families torn by mental health care limits seek better policies
Linda and Glenn surrendered custody to Alabama child welfare to secure care for their son Lee after insurance refused to cover his mental health treatment. The GAO says 12,700 children joined welfare or juvenile systems in 2001 for unaffordable care, while lawmakers debate parity bills and family centered care to curb this crisis.
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Glenn
Lee
Alabama
United States
General Accounting Office
Federation For Families and Children
Surgeon General
U.S
Capitol Hill
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Austria
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