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Misconduct = loss of pensions 8:26 am EDT
West Virginians need protection from public servants gone bad
Investigators did good work 8:24 am EDT
There go 116,000 more reasons to combat workers comp fraud
Prevailing wages cost W.Va. a lot
The current system inflates costs and consequently slows progress
Taxpayers expect professionalism
Wearing jeans to work at a hospital isn't a civil right; it looks wrong
West Virginians could be richer
Preserving uncompetitive policies helps preserve the state's poverty
Credit companies deserve trouble
Predatory practices are earning banks trouble they richly deserve
Daily Mail Columnists
Nanya Friend
It begins with the little things
Pretty soon, we know more than we can manage
Facing the kitchen table test
A newspaper is a full day's work
Johanna Maurice
Enjoy the ripe days of full summer
This is really the harvest season
This week, dig deep, like nurses do
Nurses amaze on a daily basis
Bob Kelly
Out to fix Washington, D.C. again
Those ideals just stay fresh
There's no undoing the Rich Rod mess
From the heights to the depths, nothing special
Don Surber
Perhaps more a Thatcher than a Reagan
Gov. Sarah Palin seems quite capable of serious combat
What Obama says tonight doesn't matter
People have heard enough; they wait to hear McCain
Many people like a dying city
Charleston, like West Virginia, prefers its failure
Bloomberg's urban wind farm is correct
West Virginia deserves a vacation from providing power
That was the story then, and this is now
The more things change, the more amusing they become
Obama as the stereotype of Reagan
Actor? Yes; photogenic? Yes; president? Ummmm
We have enough federal programs
It's time to cut this government, not to expand it
Dave Peyton
Best wishes to Bristol Palin and all the others 8:22 am EDT
Supportive is the only way to treat teenage mothers
Most voters have already made up their minds
Thank heavens, Americans don't have to say why
Uptown advice on confronting Russia
A down-home boy offers up wise counsel
In Cajun country, nobody thinks a thing about it
Start 'em early; they catch on quickly
Aging people face more gobbledygook
Form letters need to be clear as bells
Oh no, not another cold war with Russia
The possibility recalls nightmares from the bad old days
Campaign commercials are weird
n Strange things have happened in Huntington, too
Hoppy Kercheval
Palin faces a dangerous road ahead 8:23 am EDT
But the gamble could pay off for John McCain
By comparison, the spotlight was kind
People's children don't seem to be off limits today
Careers begin and end at conventions
Consider Obama, Hillary, Edwards and Ted Kennedy
The Chinese put their best foot forward
But appearances can be deceiving
Pruett is now the center of controversy
Depositions in a civil suit raise the stakes
Manchin was smeared for doing his job
 A governor should care about W.Va.'s reputation
You feel right at home at the State Fair
The place is alive from morning into the night
Syndicated Columnists
Charles Krauthammer
McCain is taking a heck of a risk 2:13 pm EDT
Neophyte Palin goes up against neophyte Obama
A dazzling, mysterious stranger
Where are the people who know this man?
Europe bows to aggression
Georgians will not be the only parties to lose
Democratic Georgia is at risk
The U.S., Europe have leverage, and must use it
Kathleen Parker
Imperfection has its beauties as well
What China communicated was rigid control
Robert Samuelson
Here's the real economic picture
It's both better and worse than is usually reported
Fantasy politics hurt the United States
Politicians cater to people's aversion to pain
Our energy realities can't be hoped away
McCain, Obama have both peddled atrocious notions
George Will
Listen closely to Obama's speech tonight
What ideas lie below his rhetoric, and what dangers?
Little is tolerated, and much learned
Charter schools change the culture to improve learning
Ah, the real world intrudes again
A European war clarifies the stakes in the U.S. election
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Friday, Sept. 5, 2008 8:20 am EDT
Chesapeake Energy isn't doing a world of good
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Carbon monoxide can kill your family
Vent Line
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