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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1998
Page
13
Thursday night partly cloudy with lows in the 20s. Friday partially cloudy with highs in the 40s. Saturday mostly clear with lows in the 20s and highs in the upper 40s. Sunday clouds increase with some rain and highs around the 50s. Stream numbers listed for Bluestone, Summersville and R D Bailey lakes.
A brief statistics note records a Sinccaseeenese teen achieving a time of 34.61 seconds with steady performance at 7 miles per hour, alongside a day timeline from 6:53 a.m. to 5:24 p.m. The exact context and entities remain unclear from the fragment provided.
Wyoming County voters approved the free textbook excess levy by 3,057 to 1,856, continuing a five year pattern since 1937. The levy will raise over 4 million annually for salaries, books, labs, libraries, transportation, and building improvements, with rates unchanged at 22.95 to 91.80 cents per $100 valuation across class properties. funds also support libraries and local health services.
Summers County Schools faced a potential funding gap as the state might need to add $8 million to Kanawha County schools. Summers County voters rejected the excess levy, which would have raised about $602,000 annually for three years to cover maintenance, utilities, coaches, substitutes, service personnel, and supplies.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc is named the state's largest private employer, surpassing Weirton Steel Corp with 6,137 workers to 4,743. The ranking, based on March survey data from the Bureau of Employment Programs, notes Wal-Mart's expansion since 1989 and plans for about 40 new stores and 150 Super centers nationwide.
Monroe County voters rejected a 3.2 million bond levy by 414 votes, 58 percent to 42 percent, in May and again for a lighter bond Tuesday. Incumbent officials and local boards faced election outcomes as Campbell won the county commissioner seat, Compton held the district seat, and Light and Evans secured reelection. Turnout was 42 percent with 3,139 of 7,531 voters casting ballots.
McGraw raised 256,625 and loaned 69,577 while labor groups provided most support. McCuskey totaled 380,384 with a 29,000 loan. McGraw got 17,036 from political action committees mostly labor unions. McCuskey 21,900 from PACs mostly health care and manufacturing. The race seeks the unexpired term of Justice McHugh through 2004. Gov Underwood’s December appointment of McCuskey lasts until the general election.
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