City officials deny payroll panic as budget worries rise
City Board of Directors members McGonagle and Law dismissed rumors of payroll cuts and mass layoffs. They said revenues have fallen but no alarm is needed and payroll should continue next cycle while they seek to restore finances. Mayor Walker was unavailable for comment.
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George McGonagle
McGonagle
Ollie Law
Law
Bluefield
Nelson Walker
Gov Promises Continued Roadwork and Water Projects
Governor outlines ongoing road improvements with 500 miles repaved and 83 bridges rebuilt locally while 240 statewide. He notes 4 billion in water and sewer needs, 300 million bond funds spent, and expects 50 million more for next year. He rejects new bond talk yet highlights federal and private support.
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Underwood
Free Clinics to Gain Funds for Expanded Hours
The Virginia Association of Free Clinics will receive 450000 to extend clinic hours to five days weekly. The State and Local Hospitalization program will get 750000 to boost coverage in high unemployment areas, reimbursing providers for qualifying services. Buchanan County DSS expresses relief as SLH funds ran out in November.
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Virginia Association of Free Clinics
Buchanan County Department of Social Services
Harold McClanahan
Buchanan County
DSS
Gail Lester
Kennedy bust to be dedicated at UVA Law School
The University of Virginia School of Law will dedicate a bust of Robert F Kennedy at 6:45 p.m. in Caplin Pavilion as part of a student run conference on Public Service and the Law. Attending are Kennedy's widow Ethel and son Maxwell Taylor Kennedy along with alumni Diana Motz and Evan Bayh.
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Law School
Kennedy
Charlottesville
Robert F Kennedy
University of Virginia School of Law
Robert E. Scott
Robert F. Kennedy
Maxwell Taylor Kennedy
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Diana G. Motz
U.S
Evan Bayh
U.va. Law School
Motz
Clinton
Virginia Military Institute
Bayh
Indiana
Ethel Kennedy
University of Capetown
South Africa
Wal Mart to end meat cutting at 180 stores
Wal Mart plans to close meat departments in 180 stores including Jacksonville Texas after seven butchers won a union vote there and in Palestine. The move follows months of opposition to unions by the retailer and sparks a legal fight to uphold the election.
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Wal-Mart
Dallas
Wal- Mart
Jacksonville
Texas
United Food and Commercial Workers
U.S
Salvation Army Charity
Jessica Moser
Moser
Maurice Miller
Palestine
Wal
John Rene Rodriguez
Nationa Labor Relations Board
Health board appointments debated by Bluefield Princeton
Bluefield commissioners recommend Deborah Enigk and Steve Ferris for board seats while Princeton declines to name nominees. City managers plan a joint meeting to renegotiate the 1955 contract governing health department operations, citing contract limits and existing representation.
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Deborah Enigk
Heatherwood Road
Steve Ferris
Oakhurst Avenue
Princeton
Doug Freeman
Freeman
Paul McManaway
Ron Crabtree
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