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Thursday by an agency official. Larry York, assistant director of the FBI's identification division, swore in Buckhannon residents Cynthia J. Gooden, Dana D. Graham and Starlene K. Cutright. They were the first of 200 data transcribers... Published: Friday, March 29, 1991 Words: 203
Opening of the new Charleston Job Corps center will probably be delayed again. The new, nine-building Job Corps campus being built off Piedmont Road had been scheduled to open this month. Local Job Corps Director Karl Hussman had expected... Published: Wednesday, October 23, 1996 Words: 171
Charleston job training center will start new classes in July, and has space available for would-be word processors, nursing assistants and others. Help is also available for people who never finished high school but want to get an... Published: Wednesday, May 05, 1993 Words: 99
Friday to give headquarters officials better tools to manage as many as five crises at once. Nearly as large as a football field, the new Strategic Information and Operations Center - called "sigh-ock" after its initials - has 35 separate... Published: Saturday, November 21, 1998 Words: 673
Contractors can meet with FBI officials and learn how to compete for contracts to build the FBI's center in Clarksburg at a Construction Contractor's Workshop from 8:45 a.m. to noon Monday at the Harrison County Senior Citizens Center,... Published: Saturday, February 29, 1992 Words: 95
Suleiman pulled a blackboard eraser from her plastic bag of school supplies, scratched off the price tag, picked up an equally new piece of chalk and wrote: "Teacher: Mrs. Suleiman. Objective: To introduce American Government." It was... Published: Sunday, September 08, 1996 Words: 765
Charleston Job Corps Center. Nearly a year after changing locations from downtown Charleston to a $20 million, 10-acre military-style complex on a hillside overlooking the city, students are staying in class and out of trouble, and... Published: Sunday, March 01, 1998 Words: 675
Weirton Steel Corp employees write resumes and look for new jobs is expected to open Friday at the Bureau of Employment Programs building in Hancock County. The staff will include a former steel worker, said Steve Dailey, the bureau's... Published: Thursday, March 11, 1999 Words: 167
Staff members will start working in shifts 24 hours a day next month to prepare for the changes. They will be on duty seven days a week. "The law enforcement business is a 24-hour business," said James DeSarno Jr., assistant FBI director... Published: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 Words: 160
The FBI has received more than 800 applications for jobs at the fingerprint identification center it plans to build near Clarksburg, agency officials said. None of the applicants has been approved for employment, but the FBI has begun... Published: Sunday, December 09, 1990 Words: 139
