Kaine to discuss ways to help Virginians stay warm
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From Wire Reports
Published: November 12, 2008
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia Gov. Timothy Kaine wants everyone to know what state government and private sector partners are doing to help vulnerable Virginians stay warm this winter.
Kaine has scheduled a news conference Wednesday in Richmond to discuss the actions. Virginians face increases of between 11 percent and 30percent, or $150 and $450 a month, depending on the fuel type.
Last month, the governor encouraged Virginians to do what they can to conserve energy. That includes enrolling in a level monthly payment plan with the electric company, and making sure their homes are sealed tight, air filters are replaced and heating and cooling equipment is properly maintained.
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Posted by ( sulu69 ) on November 12, 2008 at 7:05 pm
Kaine is not as nice as Tom. He does not really care about people like Tom Periello. Tom could give solutions wereas Kaine just makes noise.
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Posted by ( Eeltee ) on November 12, 2008 at 10:04 am
HMMMM, simple answer; cut the frigging raising cost of electricity and gas and oil so people can run their heating units in their home.
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