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Federal Consumer Information Center provides assistance at 888 878 3256 and web resources for consumer protection. West Virginia and Virginia hotlines offer toll free numbers and local contacts for consumer protection inquiries. State agencies listed include GSA and VDACS with URLs for consumer guidance.
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Mountain View Family Dining to close in Gap Mills area
GAP MILLS The Mountain View Family Dining Restaurant between Gap Mills and Sweet Springs in Monroe County will close on April 13 after a 12 year 5 month run. For more information call (364) 772-5639 or (304) 466-1685. TAZEWELL Marketwatch to meet 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Tazewell Extension Office coordinated by Virginia Tech Extension Agent Mike Harris. call 988-0405 for details.
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Wytheville Internet business tool course offered
Wytheville Community College and the Ice Development Center announce a five session course on using the Internet as a business tool. The class runs Tuesdays April 1 to 29 from 6 to 8 50 p.m. in Room 4 Fincastle Hall. Call 276 223 4719 for details BECKLEY The New River Parkway Authority meets April 7 at 7 p.m. at the Tamarack conference facility.
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Ice Development Center
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Formore
Beckley
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Tamarack
AEP strengthens finances after debt and equity moves
American Electric Power reports a stronger balance sheet after mid-February to mid-March actions comprising $1.1 billion in new equity and $2.5 billion of debt. The firm renegotiated a $1.6 billion credit facility and extended commitments, boosting liquidity to about $4 billion with $1.8 billion cash.
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AEP
Susan Tomasky
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Lowe's plans major move and new 119000 sq ft store in Claypool Hill
Lowe's in Claypool Hill will relocate to a larger site near the Pounding Mill Post Office. The 119000 square foot facility includes a 20000 square foot garden center and will add about 40 to 71 jobs. The county backs road upgrades and a new access route linking Rt 610 and Rt 19/460.
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J.D. Large
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Tazewell
Jim Spencer
Spencer
Rt. 460
Rt. 19
Tazewell County
Lowe
Virginia Department of Transportation
VDOT
Dennis Yena
Dyena
Bottonline.com
Local Officers, AEP Leaders Highlight West Virginia Honors
Barboursville police officer Amey Noland, a Bluefield native, received a 2002-03 Law Enforcement Officer Award from the Huntington Elks chapter during a March 12 ceremony in Huntington. Noland joined Barboursville PD in 1999 and serves as a U S Army Reserve military police officer. Dave Langford of American Electric Power was chosen for Leadership West Virginia’s 13th class. a Princeton High School and Bluefield State College graduate, he started with AEP in 1980 and now manages community affairs in Beckley.
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Bluefield
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Huntington Elks Lodge
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U.S. Army Reserve
28Th
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American Electric Power
West Virginia
Princeton High School
Bluefield State College
AEP
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Duncan receives JPMorgan award for top CHF unit
Dennis Duncan, Assistant Vice President and Manager at the Blacksburg Chase Home Finance office, will receive the Company Leaders Club Award and was named CHF's top unit producer nationally for 2002. He is a Giles County native and a 1975 Virginia Tech graduate.
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Blacksburg
Chase Home Finance
CHF
Jpmorgan Chase
Duncan
Giles County
Virginia Tech
Slow recovery masks how far economy has grown says analyst
Gary Thayer chief economist at A G Edwards notes public focus on sluggish recovery hides strong output growth. He cites record high economic output despite weak first quarter 2003 growth due to energy, weather, and war worries. Prospects could improve if war resolves and energy prices stay low. Dennis Yena, Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
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