Wise marriage crisis tests governor's political fate
National consultants say Governor Bob Wise's viability in 2004 hinges on how he and wife Sandy respond. A Tammy Wynette moment or a blunt public declaration could ease concerns, while silence or missteps risk prolonging the affair story and eroding support.
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Kiss forms panel to plan 2004 political run
Charleston AP Bob Kiss House Speaker starts a committee to prepare a 2004 campaign for another term in the Legislature or a statewide post. He weighs a possible bid for the state Supreme Court and aims to meet Judicial Conduct Code rules. Michael Perry of Huntington is treasurer of the Kiss 2004 Committee. In Morgantown a man who died last summer left 17000 to West Virginia University Children’s Hospital, a gift arranged by friend Anna Mae Harris.
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Kilgore Gets Early Cash Boost From Giuliani Rally
Former New York Mayor Giuliani cited 2000 election and 2001 attacks to urge Virginia Republicans to back Kilgore early. The midweek fundraiser for Kilgore’s 2005 campaign committee brought in over $500,000, leaving Kilgore about $1.3 million in cash versus Kaine’s smaller sum. Donations ranged from 100 to 25000 per plate with one donor paying 50000.
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Synfuel debate echoes in West Virginia politics
West Virginia lawmakers and political figures discuss energy policy and coal fuel plans as Sen. Byrd and Gov. Wise face criticism over national issues. Sen. Byrd’s stance on the Iraq War divides opinion while legislative leaders push for jobs, a coal plant, and potential privatization of workers comp. A June session may advance safety, finance, and tax credit expansion to support synfuel and coal initiatives.
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Missing 9 year old girl sought in Henrico County
Police and rescue teams comb the Richmond area after Evelyn Lincoln a Liberia likely name left her family home around 9 am and has not returned. She recently moved from North Carolina to the 6700 block of Hermitage Road and is not yet enrolled in school speaking limited English authorities report.
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Virginia finds no chronic wasting disease in deer samples
Virginia game officials announced that 1,114 deer samples from road kills and hunter harvests across all counties tested negative for chronic wasting disease. The study also included elk samples, with results confirming no disease evidence in the state.
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Eight Reasons Why People Are Saying It’s Surgery
Eight reasons why people discuss surgery as a option and potential necessity across cases. The message lists multiple phone numbers suggesting inquiries or referrals.
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