(2005)
2006 News Link Archive
(2007)
Note:
Availability of archived news stories varies from provider
to provider. While most stories are still available,
some news providers charge a small fee to access older news.
A few news providers do not permanently archive their news
stories though CAG creates "fair use" copies in most such
cases)
News Relevant to CAG Issues
* indicates
direct mention of CAG
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12-20 |
Bottle tax would help curb littering |
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12-17 |
Fresh bottle bill already creating stir
at Capitol |
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12-13 |
Deposit bill is one step to eliminate
litter problem |
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12-12 |
Citizens group and mayor tout ‘bottle bill’ |
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12-12 |
Bottle Bill Returns |
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11-30 |
The Insurance Companies' Plan for
Covering the Uninsured |
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11-2 |
Bottle Bill Update |
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10-17 |
The Bush Tax
Cuts: Are West Virginians Better Off? |
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10-17 |
CTJ's
Congressional Tax Report Card: See how your Senators and Representative voted on
the big issues of tax fairness and responsible fiscal policy |
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10-11 * |
Community Groups Applaud PSC Agreement on
Net Metering |
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10-5 |
Social
Security - Video |
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10-5 |
Bush's Tax Cuts
- Video |
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9-28 |
Habeas Corpus, R.I.P.
(1215 - 2006) With a smug stroke of his pen, President Bush is set to wipe out a
safeguard against illegal imprisonment that has endured as a cornerstone of
legal justice since the Magna Carta. |
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9-26 |
Reports estimate 7 Million Nationwide and over 50,000 WV Seniors Risk Falling into the Part D ‘Donut Hole Trap’ |
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8-29 |
Officials schedule public meetings for tax plan |
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8-27 |
City rallies cry for justice |
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8-13 |
TED BOETTNER: Cutting business taxes
won't help grow the state's economy |
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7-27 |
President hears
cheers, jeers: Bush helps raise money for Capito |
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7-17 * |
Major changes needed in senior drug
program |
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7-16 * |
Tiny minority funds
state campaigns, report says |
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6-5 * |
"Protecting
West Virginia's Priorities: The Hidden Costs of Repeal or Drastic Reduction of
the Federal Estate Tax" May 2006 (pdf) |
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5-26 * |
Capital
Eye,
May-June, 2006 |
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5-12 * |
Bottle Bill Update |
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5-11 * |
New Report Shows That Part D Has Failed West Virginia’s Low Income Seniors
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5-4 * |
WV-CAG Endorses Mayor Richie Robb for the
2nd Congressional District Race |
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4-12 * |
Hoppy's Commentary For Wednesday |
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4-7 * |
Panelists say policies harmful to W.Va. |
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3-29 |
Americans United’ TV Ad “Time” on Corruption Produced by GMMB Wins Bronze Award
at the 15th Annual Pollie Awards --
View the Ad |
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2-24 |
Discussion but no
action on campaign financing |
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2-24 |
Public financing of
campaigns bill appears dead |
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2-24 |
Campaign finance
reform works, Arizona official says |
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2-17 |
Bottle deposit may encourage recycling,
but what would it do for business? |
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2-15 |
Bottle deposit would not be a tax |
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2-13 |
A Coal CEO's Unusual
Pastime: Firing Up West Virginia
Politics |
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2-13 |
Senate panel endorses
publicly funded campaigns |
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2-2 |
A new way to vote; Touch-screen
demonstration converts leery voters to experts |
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2-2 * |
Bottle bill gains support, but still has a way to go
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2-1 * |
Don't wait until
another dam breaks |
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1-20 |
Clean Elections Needs
Your Help! |
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1-16 |
House budget proposal hides tax cuts for
wealthy |
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1-13 |
Bill would let county count at precincts |
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1-13 |
Tell your representative: Fix The Mistake
The House of Representatives Made In The Dead of Night! |
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1/9 |
Coal companies are
big political donors |
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1-11 |
U.S. Rep. Shelly Capito
Voted to Slash Healthcare, Education and Childcare by $40 Billion Right before
Christmas - But What Else was in the Bill? HOW THE BUDGET IS EVEN WORSE
THAN Rep. Capito Thought and Why She Should Reject it on Final Passage February
1st |
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