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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1998
Page
6
State Auditor Glen Gainer wins legislative approval to create a sanctioned unit to receive and investigate government waste and fraud complaints. Senate Judiciary Chairman Bill Wooton says the measure, backed after discussions with Gainer, clears a reporting path without increasing funds beyond one extra hire.
Senate judiciary chairman Bill Wooton says few officials seek more work as West Virginia tightens rules. Gainer notes his office now mails complaint forms for anonymous tips, enabling verification and avoiding multiple reports. Calls to 1-888-368-9507 or fraud@wv auditor dot com obtain forms.
The Shawnee Parkway Authority will hold its regular bimonthly meeting at 7 p.m. November 5 at the parkway headquarters in Flat Top. Mercer County representatives are Harold Wood and William Sanders.
Ronceverte will hold Candidate's Night at 7 p.m. Monday in the public library. The event is open to the public and sponsored by the GFWC Ronceverte Woman's Club, with Linda Kelley as president and Cathy Arthur chairing the public affairs committee.
Planning officials from United Way of Southern West Virginia and Hardee’s met to organize a Nov 7 fundraiser. Hardee’s will donate a percentage of net sales from 11 am to closing to United Way through Dermox Inc.’s Community Day program.
West Virginia Senate candidate Bill Wooton and challenger Joy Johnson spar over jobs and income tax as the 9th District race heats up. Wooton defends his record and tax relief while Johnson presses for tax cuts funded by food stamp savings and wider reforms. Johnson notes Libertarian pressure and GOP gaps, while Wooton cites education and economic development as core priorities.
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