Buchanan hatchet man at White House sparks debate
Washington notes that Patrick J. Buchanan, appointed director of communications for President Reagan, mixes advocacy with public attacks. He criticized New York Governor Mario Cuomo over tax reform, prompting questions about whether he speaks for the president or himself and if the White House should tolerate such tactics.
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West Virginia aims for economic boom with Saturn plant
West Virginia Economic Development Director Lysander L. Dudley described the state as in the big time for economic development at a Pipestem State Park seminar. He said landing the General Motors Saturn plant could add about 40,000 jobs and $2 billion in revenue, aided by the new Automobile Assistance Corporation and an open door strategy from Gov. Arch Moore. The administration backs regional seminars and agencies to foster cooperation with local governments and business groups.
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Bluefield Board Cuts Fire Fees and Exempts Small Biz
Bluefield city officials cut fire protection fees by 10 percent and exempt any business with quarterly taxable obligations of 50 dollars or less. The move honors a past pledge to reduce fees when possible, aiding small businesses and strengthening the local economy.
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Right to Keep and Bear Arms in West Virginia
Guest column argues against weakening handgun controls via a proposed state constitutional amendment. West Virginia regulates handguns with home possession allowed and strict carry permits, noting low crime rates and the impact of Saturday night specials. Pedneau warns the NRA lobby and contemplates political fallout as election season nears.
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Daily Telegraph invites public letters for publication
Readers are advised that the Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest topics only if they include the writer’s signature address and telephone number. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be used, and letters may be edited to fit space.
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Memorial Plaque to Warn and Honor Three Drowned Teens
A memorial plaque to be erected along the Bluestone River in Mercer County will honor James Clayton and David Lee Gillespie both 15 and 14 year old Ashley Akers who drowned after stepping into a 14 foot drop off. Funded by friends and relatives, the plaque also serves as a warning to others who might wade near the bank. Contributions can be sent to the Akers and Gillespie Memorial Fund Mercer County Bank Princeton WV 24740.
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