GMC strike could leave area dealers without cars
BLUEFIELD GM strike at Flint plants slows production across 22 North American lines and idles 99,000 workers. Local dealer Cole Chevrolet warns area inventories could shrink in about four weeks if shipments stop while noting strong incentives through June.
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Bluefield
General Motors Corp
Flint
Mich
North America
Charlie Cole
Cole Chevrolet
Cole
Sunny skies for Princeton SummerFest weekend
Sunny skies greet crowds for Princeton's 10th annual SummerFest at Princeton Senior High School grounds. Activities include Kids Place with face painting, pony rides, dinosaur moonwalk, and a Free Things for Kids program. A James H. Drew Ride, Fire Department events, car show by Mountain State Street Red Association, climbing wall, carnival, mascots, and bands fill the day with family entertainment and hands on activities.
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Princeton
Princeton Senior High School
James H. Drew
Greg
Penny Prudich
Green Valley
PSHS
Mountain State Street Red Association
Senor Chilis
Billy Joe Bob
Vince & Larry the Crash Dummies
Sacha Equador
Boyd named District 10 Engineer for DOH in Charleston
Richard Boyd, 49, Princeton resident, has been named District 10 Engineer for McDowell, Mercer, Raleigh and Wyoming counties. The appointment follows months as interim head, replacing Bill Bennett. Beverage praised Boyd’s long DOH service and role in the district’s move to Gardner Road, with offices near the courthouse.
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Bennett
DOH
Charleston
Richard Boyd
McDowell
Mercer
Raleigh
Wyoming
State Division of Highways
Samuel Beverage
Bill Bennett
Princeton
Beverage
District 10
Gardner Road
Lewisburg
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Parkersburg
IRS bill nears final deal on taxpayer rights overhaul
Washington AP reports a tentative agreement by House and Senate negotiators to expand taxpayer rights and shift proof burden to the IRS in civil cases. The plan creates a new IRS oversight board, streamlines Congress oversight, and aims to reduce mixed messages as reform efforts move to a joint committee for funding and final action.
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IRS
House
Senate
Internal Revenue Service Oversight Board
Congress
William Roth Jr
R-Del
Senate Finance Committee
Roth
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Archer
Texas
Charles Rangel
N.Y
Tazewell to install 1800 new road signs countywide
Tazewell County prepares major sign upgrades to implement enhanced 911 services. About 1800 road street and rural route signs will be installed through July with many name changes and new addresses. Fire departments and Virginia DOT assist. Post Office will notify residents. Addresses become effective after July 21.
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Tazewell
Richlands
Baptist Valley
Kents Ridge
Indian Creek
Virginia Department of Transportation
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Sam Wolford
Wolford
Koch heirs battle ends with jury ruling in Topeka
A federal jury in Topeka Kansas ruled Friday that Koch brothers did not cheat each other over a 1990s sale of Koch Industries. Two siblings sued other shareholders claiming they were cheated out of 339 million dollars by biased information in the deal.
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Topeka
Kan
Brother
Koch Industries
Koch Brothers
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