Manchin forms bipartisan panel on pension debt and bonds
A West Virginia advisory committee will review market conditions and advise on issuing future bonds tied to the state's 5.5 billion pension obligations. The panel, with business and labor leaders, must seek legislative approval before any move to the market. If conditions are unfavorable, no bond investments will proceed. The group will monitor finances and require prior approval of recommendations.
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Manchin
West
Board of Public Works
Recount confirms new Bluefield council slate and at large winner
The recount confirms Ron Crabtree as at large winner and Garry Moore and Linda Whalen winning in District I and II respectively. Spoiled ballots questioned for multiple votes and missing poll worker signatures. 1,208 ballots cast and certified. New board to meet within 10 days to select a mayor. swearing in planned for Aug 2.
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Shireman
John Feuchtenberger
R. E. Bob Perkinson
Deb Sarver
George McGonagle
Pete Sarver
Wade Dillon
Steve Tibbs
Moore
Crabtree
Perkinson
Bailey
Whalen
Merva
Wyatt
Leonard Nester
Sarver
Blaine Braithwaite
Anthony Underwood
Teresa Braithwaite
Richard Poe
Richard Dillon
Tibbs
Nester
Underwood
Poe
Feuchtenberger
Tally Board
Inside job linked nursing home robbery noted by officials
The article reports an inside connection to a nursing home robbery with arrests made within days. A June 16 attempted theft at a Kmart Claypool Hill Mall pharmacy involved two narcotics bags. Officials warn similar crimes risk five years to life in Virginia. Lee and Howington emphasize aggressive investigations and heightened pharmacy security post OxyContin era.
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Lee
Kmart
Claypool Hill
Virginia
Bramwell canvass continues after 24 provisional votes
David Smith reports Bramwell council tallied 24 provisional ballots with 13 dayofelection challenges and eight early challenges. Two early ballots lacked poll worker signatures and one mailed ballot arrived after election day but was postmarked before. Most challenged ballots involved people not listed in town books but verified as registered by Mercer County clerk by phone.
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David Smith
Council
Mercer County
Bramwell
Sandy Flanagan
Princeton
Robinette
Flanagan
Bill Archer
Barcher
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Fair Shake Network to Meet in Institute on June 29
The next meeting of the Fair Shake Network a grassroots advocacy group for people with disabilities will be held Wednesday June 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the large conference room of the F Ray Power Building at the Division of Rehabilitation Services in Institute. All sessions are open to the public. For information call (304) 766-0061 or (800) 497-4746.
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Institute
Fair Shake Network
F’ Ray Power
Division of Rehabilitation Services In Institute
Pot luck dinner slated in Princeton on June 29
A pot luck dinner is planned for Wednesday June 29 at 11 30 a m at the Mercer County Commission on Aging 600 Trent Street Princeton Bring a covered dish to share.
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Princeton
Mercer County Commission On Aging
Trent St
Public Service Commission tariff inspection and protest rules
A tariff copy is available for public inspection at the Executive Secretary's office in Charleston West Virginia. Protests must be in writing, briefly state the protest reason, and be addressed to The Secretary of the Public Service Commission of West Virginia, P O Box 812 Charleston WV 25323.
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Robert R. Rodecker
Bb&t Square
Summers Street
Charleston
Executive Secretary
the Public Service Commission
Brooks Street
the Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
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