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Articles in February, 2002 issue of State Journal, The

• U.S. Chamber finds state courts second worst in the nation
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Workshop series focuses on making women more financially independent
  by Headley, T L
• State Development Authority helps Weirton Steel with $8 million loan
  by Harris, Linda
• Former Genesis CEO picked as next head of United Health System
  by Forinash, Danny
• West Virginia AFL-CIO announces support for regional airport
  by Forinash, Danny
• Bluefield conference to focus on issues of importance to women
  by Archer, Bill
• Bluefield business community airs Workers' Comp complaints
  by Archer, Bill
• Report questions quality of care found in state nursing homes
  by Headley, T L
• PR officials say honesty key to handling crises
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Promising economic development bills still pending in Legislature
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Construction begins on upscale townhouse project in Morgantown
  by Headley, T L
• Legislators debate whether to place regional airport issues on ballot
  by Forinash, Danny
• Acordia sponsoring seminar aimed at helping employers control disability costs
  by Elmer, Joann C
• City officials moving forward on state office building in Weirton
  by Harris, Linda
• Clarksburg's Precision Coil announces $4.5 million expansion
  by Forinash, Danny
• Supporters float new plan to finance Charleston baseball stadium
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Camden-Clark Hospital to spend $58 million to modernize facilities
  by Anonymous
• Lawmakers take up issue of coal truck weight limits
  by Headley, T L
• Report details need to improve health status of southern West Virginians
  by Forinash, Danny
• rockefeller says state has important role to play in Homeland security
  by Forinash, Danny
• Weirton Steel receives training grant to help employees prepare for restructuring
  by Harris, Linda
• Former Bayer executive to head up Chemical Alliance Zone
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Randolph County forest providing unique research opportunities
  by Headley, T L
• Blue Cross chief named to development board
  by LaPann, Paul
• Rockefeller and The State Journal to host forum on venture capital
  by Anonymous
• Weekly newspapers serve important role for state's small communities
  by Forinash, Danny
• Legislature debates funding for new Wheeling outlet mall
  by Harris, Linda
• Best Buy to open first West Virginia location at Huntington Mall
  by Headley, T L
• Ames True Temper cutting more than 70 jobs in Wood County
  by LaPann, Paul
• New criminal charges filed against former Keystone Bank officer
  by Archer, Bill
• Yeager officials disput report citing airport's deficiencies
  by Forinash, Danny
• Diamond Electric expanding West Virginia operations
  by Forinash, Danny
• Groups partner to promote brownfields development in West Virginia
  by Forinash, Danny
• Supreme Court won't hear mountaintop mining appeal
  by Headley, T L
• NPR president says Sept. 11 showcased media's role in society
  by Forinash, Danny
• State businesses may qualify for Step. 11 assistance
  by Forinash, Danny
• Bush names Morgantown native to serve on National Bioethics Commission
  by Forinash, Danny
• Despite national downturn, state's proposed power plants remain on track
  by Headley, T L
• Allegheny Power sells nearly 12,000 acres to Canaan Wildlife Refuge
  by Forinash, Danny
• Wheeling-Pitt Steel receives $27 million emergency funding package
  by Harris, Linda
• Tourism officials continue fight to stop hotel/motel tax increase
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Once-vacant building in Madison to become small business incubator
  by Headley, T L
• Wise names business, labor leaders to implement "A Vision Shared"
  by Elmer, Joann C
• Steelworkers plan march on Washington as Bush mulls import remedies
  by Harris, Linda
• Annual conference highlights innovative research taking place in West Virginia
  by Forinash, Danny
• Environmental groups file lawsuit challenging new water quality standards
  by Headley, T L
• Air traffic controllers speak out in support of regional airport
  by Forinash, Danny
• Beckley publisher named president of West Virginia Press Association
  by Headley, T L
• AEP acquires assets from Enron in Europe, Texas
  by Headley, T L
• Mountain State Blue Corss to add up to 100 employees this year
  by Anonymous
• Jefferson County businessman seeks zoning variance to rebuild fire-damaged company
  by Arnold, Keith
• Oil and gas industry hit with 50 percent increase in state property taxes
  by Headley, T L
• Business, labor come together to discuss differences
  by Elmer, Joann C
• With expansion into state, Nextel offers another communications alternative
  by Forinash, Danny
• Centra Bank caps year of growth with new office in Martinsburg
  by Arnold, Keith
• Proposed changes to cardiac care standards cause stir with state hospitals
  by Elmer, Joann C