Sundard Saturday March 8 2008 item brief
A sundial style brief from bdtonline com dated Saturday March 8 2008 highlights local events. The fragment mentions Sundard as the source and presents a compact news blurb typical of a daily online edition.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2008
Page
1
A sundial style brief from bdtonline com dated Saturday March 8 2008 highlights local events. The fragment mentions Sundard as the source and presents a compact news blurb typical of a daily online edition.
In Amsterdam, 150 young women raced in stiletto heels down PC Hooftstraat for a $15,000 prize. Tamara Ruben, 25, of Veenendaal won the 380 yard event, which has grown popular and inspired imitators abroad. The race motto is Shopping is a Sport and competition remains friendly though lively.
West Virginia Daily 3 results show 5 9 3 and Daily 4 draws 1 8 4 4. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 2 5 2 and Pick 4 numbers are 0 9 5 1.
For delivery issues contact the Telegraph at (304) 327-2800 from 7 am to 12 pm seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
Charleston report notes a proposed shift of funding from amended legislation to the West Virginia Economic Development Authority budget could allow Mercer County to receive an annual $100,000 for its multi purpose equestrian park. Senate Bill 4482 would also extend $250,000 yearly from the Parkways Authority to the Hatfield McCoy Trail, with debates over routing and eventual fundraising needs.
State Senator Phillip P Puckett recalls a colleague’s five word summary on the stalled General Assembly, as conferees failed to meet Thursday and Kaine’s pep talk failed to spur rapid progress. Senator Wampler warns not to concede the chamber, signaling a weekend hold.
Lawmakers edge toward closing this session with Gov. Manchin’s business tax cuts and pay raises but resist pension relief for teachers and municipal police and fire funds. The plan would cut corporate net income tax, phase out franchise and inventory taxes, and create a combined reporting system with an estimated $149 million annual business saving once fully implemented. The Senate may accept House changes, while backing for letting teachers move school retirement funds into a second pension plan remains uncertain.
West Virginia lawmakers approved Senate Bill 291 adding three circuit judgeships to Mercer Hampshire Pendleton and Wayne counties. The 9th 22nd and 24th Circuits gain one judge each with Gov. Manchin expected to sign soon and an appointment possible by Sept. 1.
The 60 day session sees the Senate poised to back Gov. Manchin's House aircraft tax cut proposal while the budget prioritizes spending under 3.9 billion. A Senate plan would phase the business franchise tax to zero by 2015 and cut corporate net income tax from 8.75 to 6.5 percent by 2015. Higher education research funding includes a $50 million endowment for Marshall and West Virginia universities with a House vote pending. Hunting classes are noted as part of the agenda.
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