West Virginia governor rejects special session on abortion bill
Governor Wise dismissed a push by West Virginians for Life to call a special session over the Women's Right to Know bill. He cited opposition from medical groups and safety concerns for providers. Lawmakers may revisit malpractice insurance in a six week fall session and address program shortcomings before January.
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Remembering Navy SEAL Bourgeois as funny family man in Afghanistan
Virginia based chief petty officer Matthew J. Bourgeois, 35, was killed near Kandahar when he stepped on a likely land mine during training. A medic with 14 years in service he left a widow and a seven month old son, while fellow SEALs recalled his wit and dedication to team and country.
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Labrum
Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base
Herndon man arrested in 1995 family killings case
Fairfax County police arrested Edward Chen, 27, in Herndon on three counts of first degree murder for the 1995 killings of his parents Wu Hong Chen and Shieh Yeh-Mei Chen and brother Raymond Chen. No bodies or weapon were found. the investigation began after an anonymous tip. Authorities say evidence from the Great Falls home led to the arrest and that Chen allegedly dumped the bodies in Chesapeake Bay after loading them with cement. Chen, a U.S.-China dual citizen, is to be arraigned Monday.
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Wu Hong Chen
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Chesapeake Bay
Fairfax County
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Fairfax County Major Crimes Division
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Great Falls
Chen
United States
Taiwan
Edward
Virginia Commonwealth
Robert Horan
Horan
China
New tariffs trigger price rise in U S steel sector
U S mills respond to 30 percent tariffs on foreign steel with higher prices and possible rationing as demand climbs in a tighter market. Industry leaders from U S Steel and Olympic Steel report rising costs, longer lead times, and limited domestic supply. Analysts warn tariffs worsen choices for U S producers amid bankruptcies and shrinking capacity.
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Bradford Research
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LTV Corp
Michael Siegal
Olympic Steel
Ohio
Siegal
Olympic
Elizabeth Kovach
Bethlehem Steel
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Purchasing Magazine
David Phelps
American Institute For International Steel
Special Metals files for Chapter 11 in New York
Special Metals Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Lexington Kentucky while promising no layoffs or benefit changes. The firm, world leader in nickel based alloys for aerospace and power sectors, employs about 470 at New Hartford and 738 hourly workers in Huntington West Virginia where it operates a large metal production facility. The move follows a failed $9 million loan payment and tightening liquidity amid weak first quarter demand.
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West Virginia settlement with Primus Automotive Financial Services
Ford subsidiary Primus Automotive Financial Services will pay more than 136000 in restitution debt cancellation and other relief to about 131 consumers who bought vehicles from Ideal Motors on or after June 15 1994 and held Primus loans. Consumers should call 1 800 368 8808 to contact the attorney general s consumer protection division.
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