Seibert Defends Tax Reform Efforts Amid House Debate
Seibert argues the plan did not amount to true tax reform while noting a tax information denial by the state commissioner. Leyden credited Charles Haden as helpful, and Seibert criticized colleagues for caustic remarks before reviewing bills. He also reaffirmed lawmakers hirees should not issue hostile public statements about colleagues.
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Leyden
Charles Haden
Seibert
Moore
House
Interest conflict continues in West Virginia Senate dealings
The report details several lawmakers with private stakes in businesses tied to state contracts and services. Senators Palumbo Rogers Smith McKown, Carrigan Holliday and others held shares or roles in companies supplying aviation fuel, auto parts, printing, utilities, and more, some with contracts to SRC or state agencies.
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Senate
Lloyd G. Jackson
Lincoln
Mario Palumbo
D-Kanawha
Continental Aviation Services, Inc
General Aviation Services, Inc
SAC and Natural Resources
Natural
Palumbo
Charleston
John S. Rogers
R-Mineral
Rogers Transfer Co
SRC
Rogers Transfer
Lyle Smith
D-Cabell
Automotive Electric & Tire Co
Department of Employment Security
C. H. McKown
D-Wayne
Wayne County News Inc
Robert Burk Jr
R-Wood
John Carrigan
R-Marshall
John Poffenbarger
R-Kannaha
Carrigan
William T. Brotherton
Dhanawha
Mountain State Construction
Brotherton Food Market
John
Clarence E. Martin Jr
D-Berkeley
Potomac Edison Co
West Virginia
Martinsburg Gas & Heating Co
C & P Telephone Co
Berkeley County Public Service District and Utilities Inc
Armstrong Furniture Co
Potomac Construction Co
William Moreland
Flu not expected this year is a misreading of a European outbreak
European health reports describe a Hong Kong influenza A-2 epidemic spreading across countries, with high absenteeism and thousands of deaths. Soviet authorities plan mass vaccination for 30 million factory workers while U S officials expect no major outbreak this season except waning Alaska cases.
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New York
Europe
Hong Kong
Norway
France
Soviet Union
Spain
U S flu impact shifts across Europe this season
The report shows heavy influenza activity abroad with up to half of workers absent in Alsace and Lorraine, 30 percent in West Berlin and Northern Germany sick, and Sweden reporting explosive spread with about 300 000 cases. In contrast the United States sees immunity from last year and a low mortality pattern.
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France
Alsace
Lorraine
Norway
West Germany
West
Monongahela
Allegheny Power System
Hatfield's Ferry
Harrison
Fairmont
Fort Martin
West Virginia
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Ohio River
Buckley Island
Duncan Bruce
U.S. Locks
New York Times News Service
U.S. News
Morgantown
Mike Alexander and Sons, Inc
Ohio Avenue
Westover
Biafora’s
Ewide
Men’s & Boys’ Depts
Biaforas
Morgan Town, YA
Gankamericard
Harrison Station
Monongahela Power
The
Hatfield’s Ferry
Masontown
Monongaheld Power
West Penn Power
Potomac Edison Company