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  • WVa DOH maintenance workers to get uniforms 8:53 am
  • WVa family court judges gather for conference 8:50 am
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  • W.Va. should avoid cuts, advocates say
    • Groups want state to find new revenue and maintain programs that help children, families
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  • House votes payments for WWII merchant mariners
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  • Intel CEO: 'So far, so good' in 2Q
  • Trade, housing data more stable, but still weak
  • Small business card lender to close all accounts
  • Officials: 3 die gas tank explosion in Arkansas
  • James Spader set to star in 'Race' on Broadway
  • As rental car prices rise, experts say book early
  • Ticketmaster 1Q profit falls on lower ticket sales
  • Minor league ballpark offers peanut-free section
  • Freddie Mac seeks $6.1B in US aid after 1Q loss
  • Marshall football tickets on sale
  • Man convicted in NY of trying to start terror camp
  • Michigan Legislature announces its own budget cuts
  • Accused soldier's father says son 'broke'
  • AP Source: Chrysler to cut 800 dealers on Thursday
  • Carter: Energy problems will again test America
  • Median home prices fall in 88 percent of cities
  • Conn. pedestrian who inspired morality debate dies
  • Calif. exports drop for fifth month in row
  • Lockheed ramped up lobbying in 1Q
  • West Tennessee furniture plant closes
  • Judge forbids LA teachers from staging walkout
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  • Woman hit by car on East End 9:40 am
  • Hitchhiker discovered to be fugitive 8:48 am
  • Gun incident nets illegal immigrant 7:38 am
  • Cigarettes stolen from two local shops after break-ins
  • Dishwasher to blame for fire
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  • UC tennis coaches honored by NCAA region
  • Sleepy Hollow has golfers Wheeling-bound
  • Serena Williams hurts knee in Madrid Open
  • Logan knocks out South Charleston
    • Class AAA Region 3 Softball
  • Capital, Riverside baseball in unique rival series
  • Southern flooding puts playoffs on hold
  • Winfield upsets Hurricane 6-1
  • Filly likely will get her shot to run Preakness
  • Indy 500 rookie Matos leads second-day qualifying
  • Mark Martin gets another win in Darlington
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  • The Greenbrier needs quick resolution 3:56 pm
    • The court should allow a new owner to go in and save 1,280 jobs
  • The state needs a computer upgrade
    • Spending $34 to process each invoiceis unacceptable in the 21st century
  • Corridor H needs the quicker funding
    • West Virginia's elected officials need to push for finishing this project
  • Letters to the Editor: Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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  • Alpha Natural to buy Foundation Coal for $1.4B 7:30 am
  • Wall Street set for modestly higher opening 7:26 am
  • U.S. budget deficit to top $1.8 trillion
  • Old tech systems costing state in time, money
    • Governor says time has come to integrate finance, personnel, purchasing functions
  • Economic hard times across nation may help reverse 'brain drain' in W.Va.
    • Recession may spur more state natives to return home, where costs are lower, family can help
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  • Group selects area students for program
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  • Pope pays tribute to Holocaust victims
    • Pontiff trying to repair strained relationship
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  • Ryan O'Neal in 'awe' of Farrah Fawcett's courage 7:27 am
  • Gilles Marini dominates 'Dancing' semifinals show 7:25 am
  • Miss California keeping title ... for now 7:21 am
  • Trump to decide Miss California's fate
    • State officials say if Prejean keeps crown, she'll be welcomed back
  • Fawcett talks about her fight with cancer and news leaks
    • Actress set up sting to catch UCLA worker who gave information about her to tabloid
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  • Judge says it's OK for men to hit their wives
  • 11-year-old WVa girl faces gun, assault charges
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