Rahall pushes higher oil drilling costs and shorter leases
Representative Nick J Rahall II chair of the House Natural Resources Committee proposes a 50 percent royalty hike and five year leases to curb drilling on federal lands. The plan ties to broader Interior Dept reforms and Waxman Markey style measures seen as shifting energy toward green sources while risks higher consumer costs and weaker economy.
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American Petroleum Association
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axman-Markey
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Congress
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Bluefield Baily Telegraph sports editor note
A brief sports editor's remark by Andy Patton Snottor Gayator quotes a biblical passage about forgiveness while reflecting on forgiveness in sports reporting and community values, illustrating a reflective moment inside the Bluefield Baily Telegraph.
Supreme Court ruling questions West Virginia justice’s impartiality
The U S Supreme Court ruled on Massey Energy Campaign donations raising concerns about judicial ethics and recusal. Don Blankenship funded Brent Benjamin’s election. Harman Mining v Massey case totaled 82.7 million with interest. Justices Kennedy and others called on ethics, while Roberts dissented, highlighting risks to impartial judiciary.
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Kennedy
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West Virginia Supreme Court
Public Letters To The Editor Requirements
The notice explains that letters must be short and include signature address and phone number for publication. The Daily Telegraph will not publish pen names or anonymous letters. Names will be disclosed and letters may be edited to fit space. Send to Bluefield Daily Telegraph P O Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701 or via fax or email.
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City Too Controlling Of Homeowners
A reader argues city measures protect Bluefield homeowners by preventing urban decay, improving neighborhoods and property values. The letter contends keeping yards tidy and homes maintained sustains pride, deters decline, preserves tax revenue, and supports police and fire services.
Bluefield residents praise codes and HOA leadership
In a letter to the editor Robert L. Perry III argues enforcement of codes and HOA rules preserves neighborhood pride. He cites 30 year old homes, maintained yards, and strong property values as a result. He credits elected leaders, a new city manager, and city attorney for strengthening neighborhoods to attract business and boost Bluefield’s growth.
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