ARH strike ends as workers return to two Kentucky hospitals
Union members at Appalachian Regional Hospitals in West Liberty and Middlesboro return to their duties after a 12 week strike. LPNs, X ray and lab techs and food service staff resume work as hospital occupancy climbs toward pre strike levels. Negotiations continue for the remaining eight ARH hospitals with vote reruns on the contract proposal.
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Lexington, Ky
Appalachian
West Liberty
Middlesboro
Lexington
United Steelworkers
John Frederick
ARH
Frederick
West Liberty Arh
South Williamson
McDowell
Hazard
Harlan and Whitesburg
Kentucky
Beckley
Man
West Virirginia
Wise
Virginia
Eric Johnson
Earl Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Johnson
Ethics panel in WV urges sanctions for lawyers
The West Virginia State Bar Legal Ethics Committee recommends punishments from public reprimand to license annulment. The actions target Kyle Lusk for neglect and conflicts, Ray Tatterson for improper fees, and Gary Walker awaiting a board decision on possible annulment or incapacity suspension.
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Charleston
West Virginia State Bar
Robert H. Davis Jr
State Supreme Court
Davis
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
West Virginia Supreme Court
Kyle G. Lusk
Beckley
Pamela Ramineh
Lusk
Wyoming
Aginst
Ramineh
Gary Walker
Berkeley Springs
Pair of bald eagles raise three eaglets in West Virginia
ELKINS AP A pair of bald eagles near Elkins have produced three eaglets this year the largest brood recorded by officials since the pair began nesting in 1981. Biologist Leonard Walker notes the youngsters are banded and will likely take to the air in two to three weeks as the eagles continue the west Virginia nesting effort.
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Elkins
West Virginia
Leonard Walker
Walker
WinterPlace draws big crowds in 1985 86 season
WinterPlace saw 93,500 skiers visit during the 1985 86 season, up from 65,000 the prior year, signaling an uphill trend for the resort. General manager Don Everhart said officials expected 85,000 to 90,000 visitors and project about 95,000 for next season.
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WinterPlace
Don Everhart Everhart
Everhart
Randolph Rule cited in Senate roll call enforcement
Former Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia said he helped shape a rule that requires senators to stay seated during a roll call on the week’s tax reform package. He noted the Randolph Rule has not been enforced since its 1984 passage on October 7.
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Washington
U.S
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Senate
Randolph
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