Small Mines Safety Bill Faces Heavy Opposition in House
A bill to extend federal safety oversight to all coal mines, including those employing under 15 workers, drew strong opposition from coal operators and the United Mine Workers. Proponents say it would empower inspectors to shut down dangerous mines, while opponents warn it would close many small operations and hurt regional economy. The measure advanced in committee but was postponed for final action, with witnesses to be heard and a vote time set. Nearby, a Virginia woman receives a bachelor degree and a state police report tallies 184 highway fatalities year to date, up from 1145 last year.
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Man Facing Life Murderer Fined and Jailed
Richard Holland, 38, already serving a life term for murder, was fined 126 dollars and sentenced to 250 days in jail after pleading guilty to drunken driving driving without an operator's permit hit and run and disorderly conduct. Holland had been free on bond pending appeal of his life sentence and had his 5000 bond withdrawn.
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Memorial Kennedy stamps sold out in New York report
A June radio report notes the Tage memorial stamps of President Kennedy quickly sold out in Tage and remain available in Elmont and Guanens Village. The issue overprints honor Kennedy’s memory with dates 1917 1963. Elmont Stamp Co. offers limited stock at 1.25 per set, first come first served.
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