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GAS MAY EXTRACT A PRICE FROM WEST VIRGINIA, AS COAL DID

West Virginia is in last or near last in state measures of well-being, development and employment, partially because state politicians have failed to adequately tax booming industries: first coal, and now natural gas, the Charleston Gazette-Mail's Ken Ward Jr. reports for ProPublica's Local Reporting Network.

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GAS MAY EXTRACT A PRICE FROM WEST VIRGINIA, AS COAL DID

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  1. GAS MAY EXTRACT A PRICE FROM WEST VIRGINIA, AS COAL DID West Virginia is in last or near last in state measures of well-being, development and employment, partially because state politicians have failed to adequately tax booming industries: first coal, and now natural gas, the Charleston Gazette-Mail's Ken Ward Jr. reports for ProPublica's Local Reporting Network. http://www.thelevisalazer.com

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