Deregulation debate eyed by West Virginia official
Readers urge Public Service Commission Chairwoman Charlotte Lane to consider environmental costs of electric deregulation. They warn deregulation may worsen air quality, increase emissions from coal and utilities, harming visibility, forests, water, and health, and argue for maintaining current rates and service while addressing environmental issues.
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Clinton apologizes too late in Ireland amid calls to resign
Bill Clinton finally says sorry for his Lewinsky affair during a Friday speech in Ireland. The apology comes amid rising Democratic calls for his resignation and a growing sense of distrust as investigations and impeachment talk ripple through the nation.
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WV college savings plan eyed to aid all families
The West Virginia Prepaid college plan aims to help children attend college but critics say the $50 monthly minimum deposits exclude low income families. They urge reconfiguration to broaden participation while noting Perdue’s 1996 gubernatorial bid links to the proposal and calling for inclusive access.
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Editor Letters Policy From The Register Herald
The Register Herald outlines that letters to the editor must be signed with the author address and daytime phone number. All letters are checked before publication and libelous submissions are not printed. Submissions should be under 300 words though exceptions may occur.
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Lunar Prospector Finds Water on Moon for Colonies
NASA’s Lunar Prospector detected frozen water on the moon, potentially ten billion tons, enough to sustain a base. When mined, water yields hydrogen and oxygen for air fuel and rocket propellant, aiding future Mars settlement. Evaporation is minimal at minus 250 degrees, and ice lies shallow and accessible.
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Peanut Free Zones on Flights Stir Debate
Clarence Page argues the proposed U S Department of Transportation peanut free guidelines may be impractical and cites limited evidence of airborne nut allergies. He notes airline feasibility concerns and imagines future zones such as long leg and yap free areas, calling for cautious policy.
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