Virginia lawmakers reject plan to expand sex offender program
In a partisan move, Virginia legislators rejected Gov. McDonnell's request for about 70 million dollars to expand the civil commitment program for sex offenders. They instead doubled budgets for 150 offenders, study the program's growth, and consider transferring some to other states while a summer panel investigates.
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West Virginia braces for wider Marcellus impact and tax gains
State officials and economists say the Marcellus shale boom will ripple beyond northern counties. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin cites 18 months of positive announcements while WVU BBER notes tax revenues, personal income, and sales taxes rise as gas companies pay severance, use, and property taxes. The Utica shale potential adds deeper drilling prospects for the region.
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Obama administration defends health reform law in court brief
The Obama Justice Department urged the 4th U.S. Circuit to reverse a Virginia judge’s ruling striking down the federal health care mandate. The brief argues the individual insurance requirement is a valid exercise of Congress's commerce power. Virginia AG Cuccinelli prepared a response. Supreme Court word remains undecided.
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Justice Department
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Chapman Technical Gr P O Box 229 Buckhannon
A readable fragment lists Chapman Technical Group at P O Box 229 Buckhannon with a postal or organizational reference. The text appears as an OCR fragment lacking full context or dates. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Buckhannon
Mercer County
Markell Drive
Bluefield
Chapman Technical Group
Sixth Avenue
Albans
Contractors Association of
Kanawha Boulevard
East Charleston
McGraw-Hill Dodge
Office of Chapman Technical Group
East Main Street
West Virginia
Bond
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Chapman Technical Gr
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