Wise Leads Lees Underwood in West Virginia Primary Poll
Democratic Rep Bob Wise and Republican Gov Cecil Underwood lead in WV primary polling with Wise favored by 53 percent of Democrats and Underwood by 58 percent of Republicans and independents. The survey of 599 voters conducted April 19 25 by Ohio State Univ center for survey research for AP WSAZ TV and Charleston Daily Mail shows undecided shares and minor candidates. Wise cites momentum from a statewide bus tour while Lees stresses undecideds and his own internal poll.
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Charleston
U.S
Bob Wise
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Wise
Jim Lees
Underwood
Clarksburg
Joseph Oliverio
Parkersburg
Donna McCase
Larry Butcher
Wood County
GOP
Democratic Party
Associated Press
Wsaz-Tv
Charleston Daily Mail
Center For Survey Research
Ohio State University
Panhandle
Lees
Denise Giardina
Bob Myers
Giardina
Myers
Chancellorsville Battle Anniversary Tied to Land Fight
On the 137th anniversary, preservationists clash with Ashley Farms owner Mullins over an 800 acre Spotsylvania parcel where 2 000 troops died during the Chancellorsville campaign. Historians note the decisive Confederate victory and Jacksons death as the land remains slated for commercial development. The National Park Service cannot buy the site. the Central Virginia Battlefields Trust seeks national backing.
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Chancellorsville, Va
Chancellorsville
Spotsylvania County
South
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Spotsylvania
John Ullins
Ashley Farms
Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors
Mullins
Robert E. Lee
Robert Krick
Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania National Military Park
Lee
Fuill
Joseph
Hooker
Stafford County
Rappahannock River
Kellys Ford
Jackson
Zoon Church
Gary W. Gallagher
University of Virginia
Woods
National Park Service
Military Park
Central Virginia
John D. Mitchell
Trust
Trigger locks issued to over a thousand law officers
Gov. Cecil Underwood ordered trigger locks for State Police troopers, Division of Natural Resources officers, and Public Service Commission inspectors to prevent off duty accidental shootings. About 1,014 officers will receive locks at $4 each, with training completing by May 23 for 692 troopers and cadets. The program emphasizes discretionary use within each agency policy.
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Harleston
Division of Natural Resources Conservation
Public Service Commission
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Smith & Wesson Corp
Rod Blackstone
Michael Corsaro
Blackstone
PSC
Bob Teets
Teets
DNR
Wildlife Forestry
State Park
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Waynes Pomagery
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
IRS
Messac
Jkharris.com
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JK Harris & Company
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