Supreme Court justices travel in 2005 outlines and assets
Supreme Court justices logged travel to Bangkok Paris London and Prague plus Omaha Morgantown and other cities in 2005. Roberts and Alito reported stock holdings and multiple trips funded by universities and legal groups. Kennedy and Breyer topped travel counts while Souter made one trip to Harvard.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bangkok
Paris
London
Prague
Omaha
Neb
Morgantown
W. Va
John Roberts
Roberts
Samuel Alito
Alito
Bush
High Court
Coca- Cola Co
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Inc
AstraZeneca PLC
Time Warner Inc
Blockbuster Inc
Microsoft Corp
Walt Disney Co
Jus
Anthony M. Kennedy
Stephen Breyer
Kennedy
Thailand
Hong Kong University
Salzburg
Austria
American Bar Association
Czech Republic
Breyer
Bellagio
Italy
Melbourne
Australia
Bordeaux
France
Jerusalem
Boston
Des Moines
Iowa
John Paul Stevens
Chicago
Cubs
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
West Virginia University
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Clarence Thomas
Creighton University
David H. Souter
Harvard Law School
Souter
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Japan
New Zealand
Greece
Ginsburg
Stevens
Sandra Day O’connor
Thomas
Grand openings mark Princeton and Mercer Mall shops
Staff photo by John Nelson shows Streamers Party Supplies owner Danny Clemons and his daughter Brooke at the Old Oakvale Road store's grand opening. Attendees include Pat Whittaker, Mary Beth Grogan, Linda Cox, Beverly Wellman, PMCCC President Robert Farley, and store co owners. Also showcased are Skateboards Plus co owners Melissa and Shane Elisson at Mercer Mall with Greater Bluefield Chamber representatives Karen Dehann, Beth Nelson, Marc Meachum, and Debbie Maynard. A noon skate contest is planned in front of Carolina Pottery.
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John Nelson
Eric DiNovo
Danny Clemons
New Streamers Party
Oakvale Road
Princeton
Brooke
Pat Whittaker
Mary Beth Grogan
Linda Cox
Beverly Wellman
PMCCC
Robert Farley
Melissa
Shane Elisson
Mercer Mall
Greater
West Virginia man among white supremacists charged in Salt Lake City beatings
A West Virginia man Shaun A. Walker and two Salt Lake City men Travis D. Massey and Eric G. Egbert were charged in federal court with conspiring to interfere with civil rights and assaulting individuals at two Salt Lake City bars. The indictments allege the trio, members of the National Alliance, provoked fights to intimidate minorities. Massey and Egbert pleaded not guilty and await detention hearings. Walker to be arraigned after transfer.
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Salt Lake City
West Virginia
Travis D. Massey
Eric G. Egbert
Shaun A. Walker
Hillsboro
W.va
National Alliance
Stephen J. Sorenson
Utah
U.S
Massey
Egbert
Walker
O’shucks
DOT chief named transportation secretary
Charleston AP State Highways Commissioner Paul Mattox will become secretary of the Department of Transportation Gov Joe Manchin announced He has led both the DOT and the Division of Highways since 2005 and will continue in both posts Mattox holds a civil engineering degree from WVU Tech and a master's in engineering from Marshall University
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Charleston
Paul Mattox
Department of Transportation
Joe Manchin
Mattox
DOT
Danny Ellis
Division of Highways
Manchin
Paul
West Virginia University Institute of Technology
Marshall University
Governor Kaine hosts breakfast as budget talks continue
In Richmond Kaine invited 11 budget conferees to the Executive Mansion for a pancake breakfast and discussion amid a five month stalemate over state spending. Conferees described the meeting as cordial and said lawmakers briefed Kaine that a deal remains possible despite slow progress on construction and transportation funding.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Timothy M. Kaine
Executive Mansion
Kaine
Del
Phillip A. Hamilton
Newport News
House
Bob McDonnell
Hamilton
Kevin Hall
Kaine launches anti-gang initiative with grants
Governor Kaine announced a prevention based anti gang program offering 10 000 grants to 30 communities on a competitive basis to fund positive youth opportunities. He also created an anti gang workgroup led by Secretary John Marshall and unveiled a youth focused public service announcement airing soon in multiple regions.
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Richmond
Timothy M. Kaine
Kaine
Secretary of Public Safety
John Marshall
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
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