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Supervisor Pleads Guilty in Coal-Mine Blast
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[Wall Street Journal] - The class-action suit alleges that former Massey officials, including former Chief Executive Don Blankenship, lied about the company's safety practices to artificially inflate its stock price between and and seeks damages in the "hundreds of
Gary May, Former Upper Big Branch Mine Superintendent, Pleads Guilty To ...
www.huffingtonpost.com
[Huffington Post] - Prosecutors have refused to say whether they are targeting former Massey CEO Don Blankenship, a hard-nosed executive whose company was cited for violations so frequently that union critics accused him of regarding fines as simply the cost of doing
W.Va. SC candidate proposes changes to judicial recusal rules
legalnewsline.com
[Legal News Line] - While it was awaiting hearing, former Massey CEO Don Blankenship created a non-profit called "And for the Sake of the Kids" and contributed more than $3 million to help oust then-Justice Warren McGraw from the bench. McGraw was running against Benjamin
Supreme Court candidate Chafin proposes justice recusal reform
sundaygazettemail.com
[Charleston Gazette] - Years earlier, former Massey CEO Don Blankenship contributed more than $3 million to a nonprofit -- called "And for the Sake of the Kids" -- to help oust then-Justice Warren McGraw from the bench. Benjamin defeated McGraw in a bitter campaign.
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