Virginia Sets Oil Production Records in 1982
The Virginia Oil and Gas Section report shows 1982 crude oil production rose to 49,425 barrels from 13,244 in 1981, a 273 percent increase, with 20 wells active, while natural gas deposits saw a 23 percent drop. Oil price for mountain crude ranged at 27 to 28 dollars per barrel, and drilling surged despite overall state weakness in gas.
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We Have It Made in Virginia promoted statewide campaign
Governor Robb and Commerce Secretary Diener credit over 1 000 Tidewater retailers and 200 manufacturers for a five month test of the We Have It Made in Virginia effort. The program will roll out with bumper stickers banners and literature in stores starting Jan 1 and kick off in Richmond Sept 22 at the State Fair.
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Virginia
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Judge rules state prison conditions reasonable yet demanding plan
Circuit Judge Arthur Recht ruled West Virginia Penitentiary conditions unconstitutional but deemed the ruling reasonable. Warden Donald Bordenkircher said the public is not anxious to act, noting the aging 117 year old facility needs funds. Recht gave corrections officials 180 days to present a plan to upgrade conditions amid financial constraints.
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Arthur Recht
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Columbia Gas Seeks Court Ruling on Rate Moratorium
Columbia Gas of West Virginia asks Kanawha County Circuit Court to strike down a 1983 law that allowed PSC to suspend natural gas rate increases for a year and to resume collecting 8.5 million in approved increases. A 2 p.m. Tuesday hearing is set. In Charleston, a federal judge drops a conspiracy charge against Samuel B. McClung tied to a coal fraud case, leaving tax charges and possible new indictment.
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Stocks Decline After Record Run On Mixed Economic Signals
In New York, the market eased after a record run as traders weighed conflicting reports. The Dow fell to 1241.79 down 3.90, the NYSE composite slipped to 98.84, and NASDAQ tumbled to 327.33 as major indices retreated from historic highs amid deficit concerns and Fed policy uncertainty.
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Market pauses after big gains as traders take profits
The market digested recent gains with profit taking slowing advances while new money kept flowing in. Leslie Pollack of Shearson said the rise triggered selling to cash in profits, and Dana Stewart of Bear Stearns noted steady churning near record levels as futures trade on NYMEX continued.
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Shearson Management Inc
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Bear, Stearns & Co
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