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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 2017

Page

7

U.S. Crude Oil Closes at 47.70 a Barrel

U.S. crude oil finished trading at 47.70 per barrel, signaling modest gains as market demand and supply concerns weighed on futures. Analysts noted slight upward movement amid renewed economic optimism and inventory data.

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West Virginia Senate Advances Mine Safety Inspection Bill

West Virginia lawmakers moved a mining bill forward after removing a proposal to cut annual state safety inspections from four to one. The measure, backed by miners, operators and Gov. Jim Justice, keeps federal inspections and eyes new state program restructuring to preserve jobs and improve mine health and safety. UMWA opposes the initial version citing loss of enforcement power.

West Virginia Senate Charleston Senate Committee On Energy, Industry and Mining United Mine Workers Hamilton Randy Smith

Delegate claims easy path to balance budget without taxes

Delegate Mick Bates says a balance is possible without tax increases or deep cuts, after balancing a stack of budget papers on his head. He warns of tough days ahead as he criticizes current proposals and calls for questions to guide solution. He praises Eric Nelson for his work on the House Finance Committee ahead of a busy day.

Charleston Mick Bates Bates D-Raleigh West Virginia Eric Nelson Kanawha House Finance Committee Nelson House Finance

Emergency LIEAP applications opening March 27 in WV

West Virginia DHHR begins accepting Emergency Low Income Energy Assistance Program applications on March 27 or until funds run out. Eligible residents facing heating shutoffs must show a shut-off or low fuel supply. a face-to-face interview is required. income limits range by household size up to 10 people with a $468 add‑on per extra person. Applications are via local DHHR offices, with contact options available.

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Lack of education linked to rising midlife death risk

Princeton economists Case and Deaton find middle-age whites with high school education or less dying earlier than educated peers due to job losses and rising unemployment. The study notes poor health, marital status, and economic decline as key factors, with Trump era policies unlikely to reverse trends. Brookings Institution published the paper.

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