Wheeling outlet mall funding under legal challenge
The West Virginia Citizens' Action Group sues over the 200 million grant process for the Wheeling Victor ian outlet mall project arguing it violates separation of powers and seeks an amended funding request. The suit questions the 70 million provisional grant and umbrella scope of 552000 square feet across 112 buildings with phase one planned for 2003.
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Wheeling
West Virginia Citizens’ Action Group
Economic Development Grant Committee
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Citizens Action Group
Larry Harless
Harless
John
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Charleston Town Center
Kanawha County
Charles King
Kathy Schultz
Commission report seeks specific cuts not new boards
A Virginia commission on government waste adopts an interim report calling for targeted cuts to agencies services and programs with potential savings up to 500 million annually and 100 million more from centralized IT procurement. It drops proposals for four new boards and a full-time executive office while urging careful implementation ahead of the December final report to Gov. Warner.
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Warner
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Maurice Jones
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