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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2017
Page
1
Mostly cloudy weather with a high near 46 and a low around 31. A 30 percent chance of snow showers is noted.
Democratic Senator Joe Manchin tells about 600 attendees that the House replacement proposal would worsen health care, urging repair of the ACA instead. He cites CBO estimates that 24 million would be uninsured over ten years. He frames the plan as bad politics aimed at repealing Obama era reforms.
Bluefield shipments rise as metallurgical coal exports to Europe grow. Pocahontas Coal Association president Rick Taylor notes a temporary price and demand uptick driven by Europe stocking after China reduced output, with Kentucky supplying most of the extra coal and no local increase yet. He cautions the domestic market could change next year.
Charleston reports two education bills from local lawmakers seek to trim West Virginia Department of Education administrative positions and raise teacher salaries. Proponents say savings from staffing cuts could fund the pay hike while the measures face a modest chance this year.
Del. Ed Evans introduces legislation to form a commission to study the feasibility of a recreational residential lake in McDowell County. He calls it a grassroots effort to provide an economic alternative and a destination for people to live and play.
April 1 fundraiser aims to keep the Bluefield Area Arts Center at 500 Bland Street open. Once Bluefield’s city hall opened in 1924, the building later hosted the library, police, and jail top floor. Organizers led by Greg Jordan and Angie McCall emphasize its historic value and need for repairs.
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