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Articles in January, 2007 issue of State Journal, The

• Thermo Gauge Instruments to Move Into Fort Ashby Industrial Park
  by Pisciotta, Marla
• Champion Industries Marks Gains in Past Year
  by Anonymous
• Managing Diversity Leadership Conference Set for Jan. 15
  by Anonymous
• E-Prescribing Law Part of Health Care Groups' Agendas
  by Terry, Juliet A
• New Suites Coming to WVU's Mountaineer Field
  by Kasey, Pam
• Wheeling Officials Discuss Tunnel Renovation, Traffic Problems
  by Novotney, Steve
• Justices Start Reading Program in W.Va. Schools
  by Anonymous
• Work on Key King Coal Bridge Scheduled to Begin in June
  by Farrish, Jessica
• Ohio Valley Medical Center Buys State-of-the-Art Scanners
  by Harris, Linda
• Judge Throws Out Flood Lawsuits
  by Terry, Juliet A
• AmberView Child Identification Program Enters Second Phase
  by Anonymous
• Trucking Provides Significant Revenue for State
  by Darst, Paul
• Big Investments From Big Chimney
  by Ali, Ann
• And They're Off
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Academy for Health Sciences, Technology Receives NIH Grant
  by Ali, Ann
• Public Affairs Reporter Analyzes State's Policy Issues
  by Kasey, Pam
• Step-Up For Women Schedules Construction Courses
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy
• Groundbreaking Launches Square at Falling Run
  by Kasey, Pam
• Future of Weirton Steel Mill Depends on Justice Department
  by Harris, Linda
• Corrections Officer Pay Getting Attention
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Firm Offers Attorney Training for the 21st Century
  by Darst, Paul
• Ski Resorts Hope for Return to Wintry Weather
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• 2007 Could Mark Change in Coal Industry
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Simpson & Osborne Sees Benefits from Merger
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Weirton Medical Center Restructures To Alleviate Debt
  by Harris, Linda
• WVU Not Prepared to Construct Coliseum Suites
  by Kasey, Pam
• Wheeling City Manager Says Gateway Center Will Keep Growing
  by Novotney, Steve
• Pay Raises Bring Retirement Fund Questions
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Coalition Continues Fight for Tort Reform
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Industry Proposals Have Legal Implications
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Bud's Drivers' EDge: Not the Average Drivers' Ed
  by Ali, Ann
• Chemical Safety Board Chairwoman Commends Kanawha Valley
  by Ali, Ann
• Wheeling Skatepark Set for Completion by June 15
  by Novotney, Steve
• Woodford Oil Acquires Hess Oil Co. in Elkins
  by Pisciotta, Marla
• Old Colony Expands Throughout State During Past Six Decades
  by Darst, Paul
• Road Funding, ATV Safety Top Transportation Issues
  by Darst, Paul
• Greenbrier County Resort Tries to Retain Competitive Edge
  by Simpson, Debbie Schwarz
• InfoCision Eyes Moving Ohio Office to Mason County
  by Darst, Paul
• All Signs Point to Success for Beckley Business
  by Farrish, Jessica
• Keyser Water Supply Dam Slated for Major Upgrade
  by Pisciotta, Marla
• Bulla Leaves State Post, Returns to Private Sector
  by Darst, Paul
• WVU Law School Requests Funds for Expansion
  by Harki, Gary A
• Operation Glass Slipper Brightens High School Dances
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy
• More Reclamation Funding Coming
  by Kasey, Pam
• New Lincoln County Paper Seeks to Fill Media Void
  by Darst, Paul
• House Leadership Team Ready to Work
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Permitting, Mine Safety Standards Part of Energy Lobby Agendas
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Hockey Season Gets in Full Swing in Wheeling
  by Novotney, Steve
• Investigation Will Focus On McDowell Mine Deaths
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Meeting Will Focus on Sharing Resources in Mid-Ohio Valley
  by Harris, Linda
• Manufacturers Focus on Energy Savings at Capitol
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Mercer County Senator Pushes for New Judgeship
  by Farrish, Jessica
• Poca Driver Named as Finalist for National Trucking Team
  by Darst, Paul
• W.Va. Chamber Outlines Seven Solutions For '07
  by Anonymous
• Tamarack Supporters Critical of State Report
  by Darst, Paul
• Auto Show to Spotlight More Than Just New Cars
  by Darst, Paul
• Chambers Throughout State Compile Wish Lists
  by Ali, Ann
• Mountain Institute Returns Business Office to W.Va.
  by Harki, Gary A
• Work Continues On Both Ends of U.S. 35 in W.Va.
  by Darst, Paul
• WVU Responds to Growing Interest in Studying Abroad
  by Harki, Gary A
• Companies Want Drug-Free Coal Mines in West Virginia
  by Terry, Juliet A
• West Virginia International Auto Show a Hit
  by Darst, Paul
• Clearinghouse Provides Tools for Both Sides of Job Market
  by Darst, Paul
• Wheeling Officials Want $41 Million for Data Center
  by Novotney, Steve
• Huntington Young Professionals Find Home With Chamber
  by Ali, Ann
• Kordsmen Group Creates Harmony in Kanawha Valley
  by Ali, Ann
• Environmental Issues Emerge as Legislature Gets Under Way
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• The Greenbrier, Employees Cope With Renovation
  by Simpson, Debbie Schwarz
• Banking On the Parks
  by Darst, Paul
• Oglebay Resort Hopes to Reopen Ski Slopes in Coming Days
  by Novotney, Steve
• Division of Highways to Start $6.3 Million Overpass Project
  by Novotney, Steve
• Bush Raises Energy Issues in State of the Union Address
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Law Favors Employers; Employees Still Have Rights
  by Ali, Ann
• New Energy Savings Plan Will Save WVU $700,000 a Year
  by Harki, Gary A
• Home On the Highway
  by Darst, Paul
• W.Va. Forecast Includes Water, Sewer Projects
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Living Up to the PROMISE?
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Groups Discuss Possibility Of Baseball for Fairmont
  by Kasey, Pam
• Business Agenda Shows Many Repeats from Last Year
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Tamarack Foundation Offers Assistance to Artisans
  by McKeown, Bonni

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