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first three suits were filed against National Mines Corp., a subsidiary of National Steel Corp. and six of its contractors; BluestoneCoal Corp., owned by James C. Justice II of Beckley, and 22 of its contractors; and Island Creek Coal... Published: Sunday, June 01, 1997 Words: 838
the company, gave $2,600 to Underwood in 1996 and another $5,000 to his inaugural in 1997. James Bunn has given $1,000 to Underwood's 2000 campaign s BluestoneCoal Corp., $10.2 million. James C. Justice II, Cathy Justice and Bluestone... Published: Monday, June 21, 1999 Words: 593
County seeking to stop those lawsuits. John Brown, spokesman for Underwood, said Wednesday, "On the coal association suit on Workers' Comp, our position is that we support the Employment Security/Workers' Comp position. "It's a legal... Published: Thursday, February 13, 1997 Words: 703
the Morgantown Industrial Park Associates Limited Partnership, which Underwood set up in December 1983 to spur new businesses. Both Cline and Justice donated to Underwood's campaign committee last year. The suits filed against Bluestone... Published: Monday, January 13, 1997 Words: 584
Park Associates, a limited partnership set up in 1983 by Underwood to help foster new businesses. James C. Justice II and Stephanie Justice invested $100,000 in the project, according to records at the Monongalia County Courthouse in... Published: Thursday, December 19, 1996 Words: 547
Association president, chaired his "transition team." In February, Gov. Cecil Underwood named William Vieweg as Employment Programs commissioner. Vieweg was an executive and lawyer for Island Creek Coal Co. between 1976 and 1986, then... Published: Sunday, December 21, 1997 Words: 2676
coal company yes-man William Vieweg. Charleston lawyers William Druckman and H.F. Salsbery, hired to represent Workers' Comp, quit, charging that Vieweg and Underwood have worked to halt those lawsuits. They also have yet to file suit... Published: Friday, January 23, 1998 Words: 798
in 1996 and 2000. Massey President Don Blankenship raised $92,000 for Underwood at an August 1996 fund-raiser. Other contributors were Justice, who owns Bluestone; Harless, who owns Hampden Coal; and James O. Bunn, a Virginia coal operator... Published: Friday, May 21, 1999 Words: 664
would indicate to any reasonable person that he would administer the law fairly and equitably," she said. "In regard to Buck Harless, he is just a friend. He is a friend." Sole said Underwood supports the workers' compensation changes... Published: Sunday, October 20, 1996 Words: 844
a court. For 10 years, Vieweg was a lawyer and executive of Island Creek Coal Co., a defendant in one of the lawsuits Workers' Comp filed. Gov. Cecil Underwood, another former Island Creek executive, named Vieweg to his job in February... Published: Monday, February 22, 1999 Words: 462
