West Virginia congressmen finances details district by district
District 1 Alan B Mollohan Democrat earned 125100 donated charity. Major assets include two<1000 savings accounts and under 15000 retirement funds. Liabilities include 15000 to 50000 personal loan and 15000 to 50000 mortgage. Narrative reports bonds stocks and up to 2500 oil field royalties. District 2 Harley O Staggers reports real estate 2000 to 30000 and mortgage. sale of 1 acre lot 1001 to 15000. District 3 Robert E Wise lists IRA 15001 to 50000. reimbursed travel to White Sulphur Springs and Pittsburgh. District 4 Nick Joe Rahall earned 126750 donated 8500. Major assets include a 500001 to 1000000 trust and a 250001 to 500000 brokerage. WTNJ-FM stock 100001 to 250000. Liabilities include margin 100000 to 250000 and notes on condo and Raleigh County property. Gifts include 160 lodging in Huntington and a 1200 radio bonus.
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Alan B. Mollohan
Credit Union Savings
Mollohan
Gilmer County
Harley O. Staggers
Robert E. Wise
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Public Securities Association
Pittsburgh
National Association of Manufacturers
Nick Joe Rahall
Shearson Lehman Brothers
Wheat First Securities
Wtnj-Fm
Mt. Hope
Beckley
H.L and R. Corp
ERG Industries
E.G.R. Industries
Hilton Head
S.C
Raleigh County
Holiday Inn
Huntington
Rahall
West Virginia Broadcasting Corp
WTNJ
West Virginia congressmen limit honoraria effects on pay raise
Rockefeller still does not take honoraria while other West Virginia lawmakers report reduced or donated speaking fees. Rahall notes fewer invitations due to workload and recession, Staggers opposes the honoraria ban, and Mollohan shows mixed behavior. All WV lawmakers are Democrats.
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West Virginia
Rockefeller
Congress
Senate
Jay Rockefeller
Bailey
Jay
Staggers
Stuart Durst
Durst
Rahall
Washington
Mollohan
Post Cold War Disorder Clouds Bush Yeltsin Summit
Donald M. Rothberg analyzes a transforming world after the Soviet collapse where Washington and Moscow partner to broker talks in the Middle East and Afghanistan. The article notes Yugoslavia's civil war, regional unrest, Iraq under Saddam Hussein, and economic turmoil from capitalism' rise amid nuclear concerns and shifting global power.
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Boris N. Yeltsin
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Persian Gulf
James Schlesinger
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Schlesinger
Yugoslavia
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Afghanistan
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Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Algeria
Yeltsin
Washington
Moscow
Israel
U.S
United States
Korea
Vietnam
Japan
Germany
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Associated Press
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