Huntington recalls one police officer returns to work in city budget move
Huntington recalls Patrolman Matt Null after the Cabell County Board of Education agrees to fund the salary and benefits of Patrolman Don Maynard as a school resource officer at Huntington High School for the 2002-2003 year. Police Chief Lt. Davis says the arrangement satisfies both sides.
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Cabell County Board of Education
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Null
Don Maynard
Huntington High School
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Mike Davis
Huntington Police Department
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Bankrupt US Airways reports smaller August traffic drop
Arlington AP notes US Airways filed for bankruptcy on August 11 and shows a 17 percent year over year traffic decline for August 2002 versus 2001. Spokesman David Castelveter says service remains normal. 204 cities served, mainline jet schedule cut about 13 percent. A Norfolk case meanwhile sentences a former Secret Service employee to three years probation and a $2,500 fine for using invalid federal ID to bypass security.
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Norfolk, Va
Secret Service
Donald A. “Duck” Williams Sr
U.S
Norfolk International Airport
Williams
West Virginia surveys counties for West Nile mosquito carriers
Officials map a mosquito species database after West Nile detections in birds across 20 counties. Larvae are being sampled within two miles of affected areas to identify carrier species while health officials note no state mosquito control program yet.
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Greg Chrislip
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Wood
West Nile
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Greenbrier
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Jefferson
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Mason
Mercer
Nicholas
Taylor
Wayne
Wetzel
Mercer County
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West Virginia
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Mountain State senators back Lieberman on homeland security
West Virginia senators join Sen. Joe Lieberman in supporting an alternative to Bush's terrorism plan. They favor consolidating 22 agencies into a single Homeland Security Department and creating a stronger intelligence analysis office to identify threats. Byrd warns security must not erode liberty, while Rockefeller praises the balance in Lieberman’s bill.
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Border Patrol
Secret Service
Federal Emergency Management Agency
CIA
FBI
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
D-Wva
Rockefeller
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