WEIRTON STEEL CORP
DEFA14A, 1999-05-13
STEEL WORKS, BLAST FURNACES & ROLLING MILLS (COKE OVENS)
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Dear ESOP Participant:

As the annual shareholders meeting for Weirton Steel 
Corporation approaches, the ESOP
Nominating Committee is asking for your support 
of a proposal that we developed and submitted to the
Company's Board, that would change the age 
limitation for directors.  We are proposing that the age
limitation be increased from 65 years to 68 years.  T
he specific details of this proposal are included in
the proxy sent to all stockholders.

The ESOP Nominating Committee selects candidates to 
serve as ESOP directors on the
Company's Board.  By increasing the age limitation to 
68 years, the Committee will be able to select
from a larger talent pool of qualified candidates.  
The Committee has found it increasingly difficult to
find such candidates with the age 65 limitation.

We believe the ESOP director should be experienced 
in the steel industry and be available to
devote the time to the position that it requires.  That 
usually means he or she must be retired from a
steel company.  The current age limitation excludes 
most retired or semi-retired individuals from being
considered - many of whom have outstanding qualifications.

The members of the ESOP Nominating Committee were 
selected by the ESOP participants to
represent their interests.  Therefore, we are urging 
you to support this proposal.  Changing this age
limitation only improves our representation on the 
Board of Directors by allowing us to consider the
most qualified individuals.  

     PLEASE VOTE IN FAVOR OF THIS PROPOSAL.
                                   Jim DeBarr
                                   Jack Hatala
                                   Duke Provenzano
                                   Tim Reinard
                                   Dan Thomas


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