Rockefeller seeks funds for frugal West Virginia inauguration
In Charleston and Madison reports, Governor elect Jay Rockefeller faces likely funding shortfalls for his January inauguration after a $100,000 appropriation covers only proclamation publishing costs. Legislative auditor Encil Bailey notes this unusual funding squeeze amid a series of West Virginia political and fiscal updates.
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Jay Rockefeller
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Arch A. Moore
W. Va
Cecil H. Underwood
Board of Public Works
James R McCartney
Underwood
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Cleveland Benedict
Essex Calif Town Watches TV Signal Die
In Essex California a desert town of about 100 people cannot receive any television signal. Residents miss popular shows and endure long drives to Needles Las Vegas or Redlands for entertainment. Some hope for a mountaintop relay but costs split among locals deter action.
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Brush Country
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U.S. 66
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Los Angeles
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Paula
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Redlands
Audean
Doug Smith
Riverside
al Stevens
Blueville Bank Offers Christmas Club Plan
Blueville Bank promotes a Christmas Club plan labeled Play Santa Claus to help savers. The program promises easier holiday shopping and a merrier season by earning funds ahead of the festive period.
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