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SOMETIMES, government inducements to businesses are expensive flops, as investigative reporter Paul Nyden showed Sunday. The Lamplighter plant in Oak Hill got $1 million in state and federal money, plus $600,000 more from West Virginia... Published: Saturday, April 06, 1996 Words: 480
Capitol Monday night for a public meeting outlining how the Army Corps of Engineers plans to spend up to $100 million on the Bluestone Dam. As part of protocol, about a dozen corps representatives were on hand to explain their plans... Published: Tuesday, August 06, 1996 Words: 407
visitor center at Gauley Bridge and OKs the purchase and construction of public stream access facilities along the Gauley and Bluestone rivers. But it probably will be years before ground is broken on any of the projects, according... Published: Wednesday, October 09, 1996 Words: 471
To Workers' Compensation chief Andy Richardson, whose task force filed a huge lawsuit for delinquencies by Bluestone Coal Corp. - even though Bluestone's owners are business partners and campaign supporters of Richardson's father-in-law,... Published: Saturday, December 21, 1996 Words: 267
THE magnitude of West Virginia's workers' compensation nightmare, revealed in continuing reports by investigative reporter Paul Nyden, is mind-boggling. Employment Commissioner Andy Richardson and his staff still are struggling to identify... Published: Wednesday, January 31, 1996 Words: 406
Talon was placed in the same category as whitewater rafting companies and amusement parks, Gazette investigative reporter Paul Nyden found. This resulted in premiums one-sixth of what was appropriate. But even with that huge break -... Published: Tuesday, November 19, 1996 Words: 524
but not as high as in cities to the north and east. In Summers County, more than 90 feet of water was backed up behind Bluestone Dam on Monday, setting a 30-year record for flood control storage at the Army Corps of Engineers dam on... Published: Tuesday, January 23, 1996 Words: 1199
to buy friendly treatment in the next administration, so some of the debts may be forgiven? Investigative reporter Paul Nyden - who keeps computerized records of state delinquencies - showed Tuesday that delinquent coal moguls are heavy... Published: Thursday, April 18, 1996 Words: 333
representing newspapers with more than 20,000 daily circulation, won a first-place award for a series by reporter Paul J. Nyden on coal companies that had not paid their fair share of fees. "Nyden drew on case files, hard-to-get records... Published: Thursday, May 09, 1996 Words: 185
Julie Cryser reported on the activities of Billy Jack Gregg in battling to protect the rights of consumers. Paul Nyden identified West Virginia as the largest producer of natural gas east of the Mississippi. It therefore seems logical... Published: Sunday, June 30, 1996 Words: 536
