Statehouse Notebook Explains No Fault Insurance
West Virginia lawmakers face confusion over no fault auto insurance as debates follow plans that limit the right to sue. Insurance Commissioner Samuel H. Weese notes no fault can exist without reducing legal rights, urging a limited no fault plan paired with curbed sue rights to fix the system.
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Massachusetts
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CASM backs McGovern and adds Nelson endorsement
Citizens to Abolish Strip Mining endorses Senator George McGovern for president and adds state Sen. Robert R. Nelson to its list of anti strip mining candidates in West Virginia. The group says 69 candidates were endorsed including Rockefeller, Hechler, and Warren McGraw in statewide races.
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W. Va
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Robert R. Nelson
Dcabell
West Virginia
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Reading Inside Musts for Tourism Sections Panorama Magazine
A compact note lists reading segments in Panorama magazine including Musts for tourism in 2A and 3A, 4A and 5A other sections, a TV pullout of 48 pages, a 8 page Family Weekly, and 36 pages of America's Best Comics.
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Panorama Magazine
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Smuggling drugs drives strain at West Virginia Penitentiary
West Virginia Penitentiary faces ongoing drug smuggling as a major problem contributing to inmate danger and a recent death. Deputy Warden Wallace cites easier concealment in small packets and outside work crews as key smuggling routes. The aging facility is being modernized with new wings and indoor athletic areas while calls grow for a secure maximum section to isolate dangerous inmates.
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Moundsville
Wa. Va
West Virginia Penitentiary
Lewellyn
William Wallace
Wallace
Huttonsville
Randolph County
21 testify at hearings on Buffalo Creek flood
A special commission began public hearings into the Buffalo Creek flood disaster after the Feb. 26 dam break at Buffalo Mining Co. The collapse released about 150 million gallons, killing 118 and leaving over 4,000 homeless in 16 coal camps with at least 20 missing. Witnesses included Buffalo Mining personnel and witnesses who described inspection timings and dam checks.
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