DEP chief Miano fuels coal industry clash in West Virginia
The article accuses West Virginia DEP director Michael Miano of pro coal industry bias amid mountaintop removal protests in Logan. It questions his eligibility due to a prior coal industry role, urges resignation, and warns his stance may hinder environmental regulation efforts.
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Goodman Joins Register Herald Opinion Page on Trial Basis
The Register-Herald adds liberal Boston Globe columnist Ellen Goodman to its Opinion page on a trial basis. Goodman, a Pulitzer Prize winner, appears in many newspapers and is billed as a left voice. Readers are invited to send feedback to Goodman Trial at the Beckley address.
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Gingrich
Kathy
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Recall Petition Targets Glen Jean Sheriff Over Drug Dealing
Readers accuse Sheriff Larry Dotson of inaction on drug dealing in Glen Jean Fayette County and on nearby National Park Service property. A recall petition circulates as residents demand accountability, citing a traffic jam on election day and stalled patrols despite prior promises.
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New River Gorge National River
National Park Service
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Daily Bible Verse Shouts of Archangel Echo From Heaven
A scripture passage proclaims the Lord will descend with a shout and archangel’s voice, the dead in Christ rising first, and believers alive shall be caught up to meet the Lord in the clouds for eternal companionship.
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Hussein backs down and allows UN weapons inspectors
National View argues the deal returns Iraq to prior conditions and delays a strike, warning Saddam Hussein will likely break promises again. It urges the UN to expand inspection teams, ensure immediate access, and tighten the embargo with vigilant monitoring to prevent military assets from being misused for aid. If Saddam violates, the next strike should come with his removal.
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New House Speaker Bob Livingston Seen as Modulating Tone
Ellen Goodman argues that Bob Livingston signals moderation more in tone than policy, aiming to distance himself from Newt Gingrich’s confrontational style. She notes abortion politics split the middle, cites recent defeats of antiabortion measures, and urges Livingston to prove moderation by removing obstructionist riders and resisting party extremism.
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Tip O’neill
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O'Neill
Christian Coalition
California
New York
Chuck Schumer
al D’amato
House
Appropriations Committee
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