Ex-MSHA chief, W.Va. school accused of fraud

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — One of the world’s foremost experts on mine safety — from gold mines in Chile to the coal mines of southern West Virginia — stands accused by a NASA fraud investigator of conspiring with the Catholic college where he now works to use millions of federal grant dollars for personal gain and the school’s benefit.

By: Vicki Smith, The Dickinson Press