Warning of layoffs, cuts and possible tax increases
By Robert Tanner
Associated Press
With the elections behind them, governors nationwide are
suddenly talking about their states’ grim financial prospects and offering
harsh solutions — program cuts, employee layoffs and the possibility of
higher taxes.
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By Sara Bott
Associate Editor
Driving from Morgantown to southern West Virginia is something
I am used to. Ever since I can remember, and even before that, my family
and I have taken vacations in West Virginia. Mainly to Seneca Rocks, Watoga
State Park, Cass Scenic Railroad and Green Bank. One time, when I was around
7 or 8 years old, my sister puked on the way to Watoga State Park -- we
ate at Shoney’s in Elkins on the way and it obviously did not agree with
her. I can still smell the stench of it every time I think about it.
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& LOCAL
Police and parents’ solution to problems at church
ith
the resolution and implementation of a sexual abuse policy in the United
States this week — pending approval from the Holy See at the Vatican —
U.S. bishops have given unprecedented power to lay Catholics to monitor
and enforce the church’s promise to remove all abusers from active ministry.
Three entities have been established to oversee the progress of the bishops and prevent future scandals.
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By Tim Davison
A&E Editor
Nickel Creek, the new youthful face of bluegrass, brought
their amazing talents to the sold-out Mountainlair Ballrooms on Friday
night.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Scott Castleman
Sports Writer
After a win against Loyola Friday night, the women’s soccer
team’s hopes of advancing further were washed away in 1-0 loss to Virginia.
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