Rules commission to formalize proceedings with staff
The Legislative Rule Making Review Commission will add a full staff including hearing examiners and secretaries to formalize its proceedings. Sen Ralph Williams said hiring a director and two lawyers will begin, with rules to be reviewed for compliance with state law and legislative intent. The commission has about 100000 dollars to establish the staff and aims to have them in place by July.
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Charleston
W.va
Ralph Williams
Williams
D-Greenbrier
Commission
House of Delegates
Mike Mowery
Wood County
Mowery
Huntington Faces Budget Hurdle Over New Strong Mayor Form
Huntington officials warn the city faces a $98,000 to $124,000 cost rise to fund the newly approved strong mayor government. City Manager Steve Williams notes the $14.5 million budget makes finding $120,000 difficult as line items are already committed.
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Huntington
W.va
Steve Williams
Investigations target odometer fraud in high mileage cars
FBI and state authorities probe an odometer tampering ring in Hampton Roads that flooded the used car market in 1984 with up to 1000 vehicles showing falsified mileage. Indictments anticipated as federal prosecutors pursue dozens of felony charges, with probes also tracing 300 late model cars altered in the region.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
FBI
Tidewater
Lee M. Quick
Quick
Mount Airy
N.C
Alexandria
Virginia
North Carolina
Churches Pray for Peace Amid Tug Valley Violence
Churches across the West Virginia Kentucky border held Pray for Peace services as coalfield violence with one death and multiple injuries persisted in the Tug Valley eight month struggle between United Mine Workers and Massey Coal. Ministers urged peace and neighborly action, with bells, prayers, and hymns marking the somber response.
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Williamson
Chattaroy
Delbarton
Matewan
West Virginia
Belfry
Pond Creek
Phelps
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
West
Mack Bennett
First United Methodist Church of
Tug Valley
Bennett
Shoney's Manager Injured in Armed Robbery at Bank
Princeton authorities report an armed robbery Sunday at Mercer County Bank where Shoney's Restaurant manager David Day was stabbed in the left arm during a scuffle as a robber demanded money at knifepoint. The amount taken is unknown. Day received treatment at Princeton Community Hospital and was to be released soon.
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Princeton
Mercer County Bank
David Day
Day
Princeton Community Hospital
Arlington Lawyer Nominated for Eastern Virginia Court
Claude M. Hilton, an Arlington lawyer, has been rated well qualified by the American Bar Association for a vacancy on the U.S. District Court for Eastern Virginia. The ABA recommendation suggests routine Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Arlington
U.S. District Court For
Eastern
Virginia
American Bar Association
U.S. Senate
Claude M. Hilton
Steelworkers accuse Wheeling-Pittsburgh of posturing in labor row
AP Pittsburgh United Steelworkers negotiator Paul Rosen accuses Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. of posturing to force abrogation of the labor contract as the company seeks wage and benefit cuts from 21.40 to 15.20 per hour. Company insists the concession is necessary to stay in business amid Chapter 11 filing and debt of 514 million dollars. A pre-trial hearing is set in U.S. bankruptcy court with potential contract termination if no settlement by Friday.
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United Steelworkers
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Paul Rosen
USW
Joseph Scalise
Scalise
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
U.S
Warren Bentz
Bentz
Manning says he misses children amid hunger strike
Norfolk AP Manning, a jailed fugitive from a 1981 New Jersey trooper killing, says he misses his three children deeply while continuing a two week hunger strike to secure their release. He has not seen them since arrest with wife April 24. weight down to 156 pounds. Officials refuse to disclose custody location.
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Norfolk
Thomas W. Manning
New Jersey
Manning
Carol Manning
FBI
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
the Ledger Star
Portland
Maine
Jonathan
Tamara
Aiedoll
Jeremy
Mannings
Mary Eleanor Blue Auctioneers Realty Listing
Classified notice from Wytheville and Bluefield firms advertising auction services. Includes names Mary Eleanor Blue, Stanley King Land Auction Co, Heritage Properties, and contact numbers 325-6008 703-228-3315 325-0505. Promotes booking auctions and free estimates.
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Mary Eleanor Blue
Assoc Real Estate
Stanley King Land Auction Co
Wytheville
Heritage Properties
North St. Bluefield
W.va
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