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GOP, voters hold ace in health care reform - News
Saturday's health care reform vote in the House of Representatives may well have been the first shots in the 2010 election.
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McDonnell says Virginia would opt-out of public option
The ink is not even dry on the health care bill passed in the House of Representatives Saturday night, but Virginia's Governor-Elect is not impressed.
Two Virginia Democrats vote against health bill
Two of the six Democrats in Virginia's congressional delegation last night voted against President Barack Obama's 10-year, $1.2 trillion health-care reform plan.
Are Lawmakers Reading Colossal Health Bill?
The final health care reform bill could top 2,000 pages. That's a lot of detail for House members to pour over.
Workers angry over corporate decision
By Diana McFarland Smithfield Times News editor FRANKLIN - Besides losing their jobs, workers at the Franklin paper mill are also angry with corporations taking manufacturing jobs out of the country.
CC: [I recently graduated from] John Tyler Community College, Midlothian campus, with a degree in political science.
Representative Offers Assistance to Unemployed
A Virginia congressman is working to help those affected by International Paper Company's closing in Franklin get back on their feet.
VA Lawmaker Sets Up Website to Help Paper Mill Plant Workers
Rep. Randy Forbes has set up a Website to help people affected by International Paper Co.'s decision to close its plant in Franklin.
AUDIO: Lawmakers Rally To Save Mill Employees
Franklin, VA _ Governor Tim Kaine spent Friday afternoon in Franklin, visiting with some of the 1,100 workers who will lose their jobs when the International Paper Company closes next spring.
Va lawmaker helps people affected by mill closure
Rep. Randy Forbes has set up a Web site to help people affected by International Paper Co.'s decision to close its plant in Franklin.
Franklin wrestles with closure of International Paper
The first machine shutdown is just days away at the International Paper Mill in Franklin.
As Isle of Wight faces the loss of jobs and tax base at International ...
The bad news dropped like a boulder on Isle of Wight County: The International Paper plant in Franklin will close, a casualty of falling demand.
Bill Aims to Improve Concealed Weapons Permitting for Retired Officers
Congressman J. Randy Forbes has announced legislation to improve current law to permit qualified retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms.
Defense bill lacks OLF-limiting provisions
A final defense spending bill likely to be signed by President Obama won't contain provisions blocking a Navy landing field from area counties or requiring host counties to sign off on the airfield.
Fort Lee hotel plan galvanizes Tri-Cities business community
Oct. 19--PETERSBURG -- When members of the Tri-Cities hospitality industry learned about Fort Lee's plan to build a mega-hotel, they reached out to one another.
Rolls-Royce to break ground for plant on Monday
Just under two years after the Tri-Cities successfully landed one of the state's biggest industrial development projects ever, officials will gather here to celebrate the official start of construction at the Rolls-Royce Crosspointe plant in Prince George County.
Controlling Redistricting Rests On Outcome of Nov. 3 Elections
Both Democratic and Republican activists realizeA that this yeara s winning party for Governor and the House of Delegates will control the most important levers of power in the state.
Congressional investigators examining defense stimulus spending
Congressional investigators are reviewing how the Department of Defense is spending billions of dollars in stimulus funding at military installations across the system.
For nearly 75 years it stood out in California's Mojave desert: a roughly 6 foot cross giving silent tribute to long dead World War I soldiers.
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