Nursing In The Middle Of Nowhere
St Marys West Virginia AP reports Teresa Roby a home health nurse in Pleasants County visits about 12 elderly patients three days a week on foot to remote homes often unreachable by vehicle. She describes her work as crucial delivering care early and saving hospital trips while supporting families through cancer treatment stages.
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Final Drive Set To Save Cardinal
A coalition led by Retain the Train West Virginia and allied groups launched a public petition to save Amtrak's Cardinal from termination. The route between Washington DC and Chicago passes through West Virginia and faces a board decision later this month with a last run dated September 30. Representative Bob Palmer argues Amtrak aims to cut trains to save money, contending the Cardinal isn't financially worse than others.
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ECU Board Chair Eyes Best for Brewer at WVU Bid
East Carolina University trustees chair Ashley Futrell and UNC President William Friday plan a telephone briefing on Chancellor Thomas Brewer as West Virginia University's presidency rumor swirls. Futrell notes no decisions, while Friday awaits all facts before comment. Public calls to Futrell reflect ECU unrest over Brewer’s candidacy.
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Photographic History of Civil War Produced in six volumes
Historian William C. Davis, 35, spent years examining over 10 000 photographs to assemble a six volume Civil War record. The first volume Shadows of the Storm appears with about 670 images. later volumes will follow. Davis notes the project reflects photographers views rather than a complete battle history. He has written several Civil War books and leads Civil War Times Illustrated.
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Elswhere
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T.C. Roche
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Johnny Carson
Rahall Makes Home Visits During Congressional Recess
U S Representative Nick Joe Rahall spent a busy day in Huntington during the congressional recess. He handed a flag, toured a bakery, spoke to the West Huntington Kiwanis Club and met with local groups about Social Security, disability and workers compensation claims. He noted many constituents seek help with federal agencies and emphasized relating their concerns to agencies while appreciating moments of relief.
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