West Virginia lawmakers expect veto on higher education reform
Charleston AP Gov Cecil Underwood plans to veto the higher education reform bill amid technical and substantive concerns. Senate and House education leaders say amendments will be ready by Saturday or Sunday as session extends to finish the budget and fix a defective title on HB4303.
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Keystone Bank draws global attention from Keystone to Yamagishi
Yamagishi of Yomiuri Shimbun, a 15 year photojournalist, photographed the closed First National Bank of Keystone amid OCC findings of apparent fraud and FDIC receivership. Auctioned assets fetched 150000 dollars. The piece notes West Virginia beauty and ongoing interest from Japan in Keystone and southern West Virginia banking stories.
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Kaoru Nishizaki
Asahi Shimbun
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Ameribank Board
Jim Sutton
Keystone budget draft set after bank loss hits taxes
Keystone City Council unanimously approved a draft budget for 2000-01 to send to the state, acknowledging a $480,000 drop from the First National Bank of Keystone failure and a $40 million decline in assessed property taxes. Officials warn revisions likely as revenue gaps widen, with proposed higher water and garbage fees and an escrow plan for a future sewage treatment project.
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Scott
Joe McPeake
Kimball
Jack Premo
Northfork
Nick Mason
Wolfe terminated as animal shelter manager
Mercer County Humane Society dismissed Shelter Manager Kim Wolfe Thursday after a board decision the night before citing a need for a new direction. President Randal Hatcher said directional problems between board and manager led to the parting, a new manager will be hired soon.
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Mercer County Humane Society Animal
Kim Wolfe
Humane Society
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Wolfe
Charleston AIA WV extends architecture scholarship program
West Virginia chapter of the American Institute of Architects announces continuation of its annual scholarship plan. A single or multiple scholarships totaling 3500 dollars will be awarded to deserving West Virginia residents in at least their junior year or the equivalent. Applications due May 30 with contact in Charleston at PO Box 813 or by calling Roberta Guffey Hon AIA at 304 344-9872.
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AIA
West Virginia
Roberta Guffey
Hon
Sun Valley Ruritans to hold pancake breakfast
The Sun Valley Ruritan Club on Route 20 north of Athens at Lerona will host a pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday with adults paying $4 and children under 12 paying $2. Gary Coaldiggers alumni meet today at 1 p.m. at Western Sizzlin in Princeton.
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Sun Valley Ruritan Club
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