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least as much as they would be fined in other states. * The other day driving down Virginia Street, I clocked a Charleston police cruiser doing 45 mph in a 30-mph zone. It did not have its emergency lights flashing or siren on, and... Published: Friday, February 04, 2000 Words: 662
United Auto Workers president, born in Wheeling. 1967 - THE REV. HILARION CANN, BISHOP FRED HOLLOWAY, RABBI SAMUEL COOPER and BISHOP WILBURN CAMPBELL, four state leaders in church efforts for civil rights. 1968 - PHYLLIS CURTIN, from... Published: Sunday, December 31, 2000 Words: 698
against signing a third-party petition and then voting in a primary. The number of signatures required to for a third party candidate to get on the ballot should be reduced. The Legislature doubled the number last session. States that... Published: Friday, February 11, 2000 Words: 759
lobbyists unprecedented access to their offices. Underwood's former chief of DEP's air quality office John Johnston (now head of the abandoned mine lands office) regularly deferred to industry lawyer David Flannery when describing the... Published: Friday, October 27, 2000 Words: 737
breaks and internal costs dumped on the public. Columnist Molly Ivins says campaign finance is the root of all evil in our current system. I could not agree more. This flood of cash taints the entire system. The public is starting to... Published: Friday, August 18, 2000 Words: 744
if he lived in Charleston. He said he did. I asked him his address. "Six-oh-seven Upton Drive," he said without hesitation. "That's funny," I said. "There is no such address." The guy was good. He insisted that the address was correct... Published: Friday, September 01, 2000 Words: 794
Market realities almost guarantee that those rates will continue to decline while residential rates increase. Does that sound like a good deal to anybody? There are also environmental concerns about the plan. Unlike almost every other... Published: Friday, February 18, 2000 Words: 823
Coal-enders say that days of the industry are numbered, but their prediction sounds as hollow as that of time-enders who have been preparing for the end since time out of mind. A private study last year, one among others of late, predicted... Published: Monday, October 16, 2000 Words: 571
Coal looks good and smells good for its value in the present energy crisis as reflected by the high price of gasoline and home heating oil. And that's so about coal, despite problems in the marketplace and in the courts over mountaintop... Published: Monday, April 10, 2000 Words: 609
pjnyden@wvgazette.com GARY - U.S. Steel coal refuse piles cover the tops of mountains near the old company town of Gary, named after Judge Elbert Gary, the company's founder. The old slate dumps contain 10 million tons of usable coal... Published: Friday, December 29, 2000 Words: 1188
