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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2022

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Virginia approves budget with teacher raise and tax relief

Governor Glenn Youngkin signed the new Virginia state budget promising tax relief for families, higher teacher pay, grocery tax elimination, and increased funding for law enforcement. At a June 22 ceremony, he touted record investments in education and public safety while highlighting accountability and transparency as core goals. Senator Travis Hackworth said teachers would not see a 10 percent raise until August, per discussions with lawmakers.

Virginia Glenn Youngkin Youngkin Woodbridge

Recession fears impact leisure amid bear market notes

In Elwood Indiana golfers Patrick Manship Don Thomas Barry Gaar and Bill Golden say they remain financially stable despite stock market volatility inflation and high gas prices They adjust budgets yet keep weekly golf outings as Goldman Sachs warned of a 30 percent recession risk and the Fed hiked rates the highest since 1994 as inflation nears eight and a half percent

Elwood Ind Patrick Manship Don Thomas Barry Gaar Bill Golden Manship Elwood Golf Links Indiana Pll Thomas Goldman Sachs U.S Federal Reserve Deutsche Bank Morgan Stanley

NDIC closed ten years ago amid political fights in Johnstown

The National Drug Intelligence Center once based in Johnstown faced ongoing defunding battles, ending on June 15 2012. Founded in 1993 with Rep John Murtha backing, it provided drug intelligence and DOMEX to police and policymakers. NDIC closure reflected partisan pressure and pork-barrel critiques.

Johnstown National Drug Intelligence Center U.S. Department of Justice NDIC Penn Traffic Washington Street U.S John Murtha DOMEX Steve Frank

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