Bluefield State Job Fair draws record attendance
Bluefield State College reported a record turnout at its 14th annual Job Fair with 341 students from the two Virginias visiting Ned Shott Gymnasium over two days. Thirty-eight employers from the region and beyond offered positions, while students from BSC and nearby colleges shared optimism about job prospects and relocation.
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BSC
Harrison
Bluefield College
Concord College
Southwest Virginia Community College
Wytheville Community
Beckley
Charleston
North Carolina
Virginia
Paul Kennedy
Anawalt
Puter Science
Vince Brown
Roanoke
Concord
Kissney Cox
Margaret Riley
Bluefield
BRMC Board Passes Bare Budgets Amid Malpractice Crisis
BLUEFIELD The BRMC board approved a tight budget for 2002-03 with a net revenue of 91.4 million and a 1.363 million operating loss, expected to be offset to a small profit by other income. The plan includes a 1.2 million pension contribution and 3.015 million in capital expenditures as Gary Cornwell notes 77 percent of revenues come from government payers and private payers face a 10 percent rate hike.
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Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Gary Cornwell
Brmc Finance Committee
Cornwell
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Massey subsidiary hit with nine day shutdown order
Massey Energy Co. subsidiary Marfork Coal Co. must close its coal waste pond for nine days as a penalty for a pattern of environmental violations on the Little Marsh Fork of Coal River. The nine day shutdown, estimated to cost $5.4 million in gross revenue, may be appealed in Kanawha County Circuit Court.
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Massey Energy Co
Little Marsh
Marfork Coal Co
Robert McLusky
Charleston
State Surface Mine Board
McLusky
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Department of Environmental Protection
Office of Mining
SMB
Tom Michael
Michael
OMR
Matthew B. Crum
Crum
Johnston named Daily Telegraph customer service manager
Lillian Johnston, a 12 year Telegraph employee, has become the newspaper's customer service manager in Bluefield. She will oversee four circulation unit staff and focus on service satisfaction as her top priority. Johnston, a Graham High School graduate from Bluefield Va, resides in Boissevain. Her promotion follows an evening newsroom role handling obituaries and Looking Back items.
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Telegraph
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Army secretary warns resignation if Enron probe distracts duties
Army Secretary Thomas White said he would resign if the Enron bankruptcy investigation distracts him from military duties. He denied wrongdoing, sold all Enron interests, and will turn over documents to the Justice Department. White joined retirees in a bankruptcy claim and faced questions about a 1999 Enron contract on a New York Army base.
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