July 19, 2008
WVU Research Corp., Union Carbide disagreed on insurance needs
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- WVU Research Corp. officials said Friday they needed more protection than Union Carbide Corp. had offered against potential environmental liabilities at the site of a proposed South Charleston research campus.
Both parties announced Thursday they had "mutually canceled" a deal in which WVU Research Corp. would have established the WVU Charleston Research Campus on 58 acres of land that is part of the Union Carbide Technology Park.
Union Carbide Corp. is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical Co.
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Good business practice for WVU student population but not needed for the Tech student population. Correct??
Mark Twain: Truth is stranger than fiction.
How inexcusable!!!