Power company seeks 9.2 percent rate hike for Southern WV
American Electric Power asks the Virginia State Corporation Commission to approve a 9.2 percent rise in residential bills in southern West Virginia effective Jan 1 2000. The proposal would lift revenue by 16.9 million dollars, affect about 450 000 customers, and reflect losses from 1998 including wholesale customers leaving. Commercial rates may fall for some customers while residential costs rise.
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Princeton to bid Athens Road turn lanes project
Princeton Division of Highways plans June 15 bids for 11 miles of roadwork including Mercer County turn lanes at Athens Road and Rogers Street on state Route 20. Gov Underwood cites progress toward about 131 million in 1999 awards, with safety and convenience gains for state motorists.
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U.S. Route 460
Berkley Street
Crash sends two to hospital in Bluefield collision
Two people were hospitalized after a two vehicle crash on College Avenue Bluefield Virginia. Jamelah Wade 20 was extricated after 20 minutes and taken to Bluefield Regional Medical Center in stable condition. Ruth Bradshaw 68 was treated at St Luke's Hospital for minor injuries. Both women wore seat belts. Rescue squads assisted.
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Police blotter highlights multiple Bluefield area incidents
May records show domestic battery arrest linked to a Bluefield Avenue altercation. Vandalism reports span 115 and 206 Lynn St and the Brier Motel with tire slashes at Highland Ave and Walnut St. A motor vehicle crash occurred at East River Mountain Overlook. disputes at Valley Street and a Ramsey Street fight were logged.
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Justice Robin Davis Seeks Re-Election to West Virginia Supreme Court
West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Robin Jean Davis, serving since a 1996 unexpired term, announces plans to run for a full 12-year term. Charleston attorney Mark A. Ferguson will be treasurer for the Davis for Supreme Court committee. Davis, who was chief justice in 1998, led the Courtroom of the Future tech expansion and aided in modernizing rules culminating in the 1998 trial court rules adoption.
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Supreme Court
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