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Call for meeting over alleged police misconduct in Bluefield
The West Virginia Civil Liberties Union alleges a pattern of police brutality racism and improper techniques by some Bluefield officers. Hillary Chiz says many locals report issues while Police Chief Mike Poe seeks specifics. City leaders should meet with the union to investigate and resolve the matter promptly and determine if there is fire behind the smoke.
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Underwood May Need Joe Manchin Support To Beat Pritt
Political writer Richard Grimes analyzes a hypothetical West Virginia governor race. Cap Underwood must unite Republicans and pull Democratic votes, especially from Manchin’s bloc, to overcome Charlotte Pritt. Primary results show Democrats far ahead in turnout. raiding votes could yield about 230,000 for Underwood versus 229,000 for Pritt, a razor-thin margin.
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Jon McBride
David McKinley
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Joe Manchin
Jim Lees
Larrie Bailey
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Elderly care milestone marked by Appalachian Agency
Sherry Johnson notes Older Americans Act origins and VA population growth. Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens celebrates 30 years serving seniors in Cedar Bluff with 136,256 meals delivered to 573 homebound clients and 266,688 hours of homemaker services to 497 at risk of institutionalization. Call (540) 964-4915 for info.
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Utah land swap tied to 2002 Olympics arouses protest
Utah oil tycoon Earl Holding seeks a 1320 acre Snow Basin land exchange for 4100 acres of his own to build a multi‑facility resort, waiving NEPA rules with Rep. James Hansen backing the plan. Critics warn of environmental harm and taxpayer risk while supporters frame it as timely Olympic infrastructure.
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Aaron Karp
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Citizens Committee To Save
Canyons
Howard Peterson
Olympic Committee
Mike Korologos
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Teenagers as villains in political debate
Dale McFeathers argues in a Scripps Howard column that politicians portray teenagers as dangerous nonvoters. He cites education reports and curfew talk, noting campaigns target teens with low pay and restrictive measures. He warns that once teens turn 18 they gain voting power and tax relief.
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