Tobacco Money States Federal split under tobacco settlement
The Clinton administration and state governments must decide how to use the 206 billion settlement with four major tobacco companies. West Virginia would receive 1.7 billion over 25 years, with 70 million annually thereafter, for Medicaid costs. Federal funds may claim a portion, and Congress must pass a law to allow full use by states for projects like tobacco control.
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Seven Hospitalized After Sophia Crash in Lester Square
A major collision Tuesday at Lester Square injured seven people and prompted ambulance response from Jan Care Sophia and Best. Deputy D E Stafford declined to release victims' names pending investigation, noting no serious injuries and that all involved were from Raleigh and Wyoming counties.
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