Lake area phone numbers listed for Bluestone Summersville and R D Bailey
A short excerpt provides lake area telephone contacts: Bluestone Lake 466-0156, Summersville Lake 872-5809, and R D Bailey Lake 664-9587. This item catalogs regional numbers for visitors seeking information or assistance at three lakes.
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Bluestone Lake
Summersville Lake
R.D. Bailey
Removal of mining rules fuels West Virginia clash over streams
Weekley leads residents in Logan County against Arch Coal Corp as proposed relaxations threaten 1.6 miles of Pigeonroost Branch buried beneath 1 800 feet of waste. EPA notes grass roots protests and threats, while residents cite Buffalo Creek disaster and ongoing complaints about dust noise and blasting damage.
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Weekley
Arch Coal Co
Pigeonroost
St. Louis
Logan County
Ray George
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Wheeling
Preece
Tessie Judy
Foster
Boone County
Judy
Dep
Bill Raney
West Virginia Coal Association
Raney
Vicki Moore
Blair
Moore
West Virginia
Buffalo Creek
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Blair Gardner
Arch Coal Corp
Pigeonroost Hollow
Gardner
Capitol shootings prompt calls to rethink security and access
Senators Rockefeller Byrd and Wise weighed in after Friday's Capitol rampage that left two officers dead and a gunman wounded. They urged tighter controls amid warnings that the Capitol remains too open to the public and that security must improve without fully closing the people's building.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Charleston
Rockefeller
Capitol
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Charleston Daily Mail
Virginia
White House
Bob Wise
D-W.va
Wise
House
Clinton
Rockefeller highlights child health coverage expansion drive
Rockefeller attends anniversary at Scarbro health center praising federal and state efforts to extend health insurance for children. He notes West Virginia’s $23 million annual federal funding and a 48 billion ten year commitment, while urging continued action to ensure access to doctors, specialists and hospital care for all children.
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Rockefeller
Jacob Chestnut
Capitol
John Gibson
New River Health Association
West Virginia
Scarbro Center
Robinson
Clinton
NRHA
Dren
Mountaintop removal reshapes West Virginia coal mining
Cecil Roberts of United Mine Workers notes a large coal supply at Cabin Creek remains but requires economic viability. Mountaintop removal uses a 12 story dragline to remove mountains, increasing productivity while reducing per worker output needs. The 6240 acre site tops 10 square miles and promises full coal recovery, with safety benefits. Industry leaders call it the future as prices fall and competition from abroad intensifies.
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United Mine Workers
Cecil Roberts
Cabin Creek
Roberts
Midwest
Far West
Catenary Coal Co
Pete Lawson
Arch Coal Co
U.S
South Africa
China
Colombia
North America
Ben Greene
West Virginia Mining and Reclamation Association
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
John McFerrin
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