Ex Mayor's Song Questions NASA Project In Henderson
Archie Henry, former Henderson mayor, posed a questioning song titled Why Shoot The Moon about lunar exploration. The tune, copyright 1987, critiques public attention to space tasks while noting no press focus on the Moon voyage name.
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Henry Alessinger plans move to Nashville to pursue writing songs and poems while seeking an arranger. He aims to publish a 92 page book of songs and poems before relocating, and reflects on preserving a historic schoolhouse and public building amid proposed changes. The showboat Rhododendron led the West Virginia centennial celebration.
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Liver Transplant Patient Improves in Denver Hospital
A 12 year old Albers girl Krista Himmel, now recovering after a liver transplant on May 1 in Denver, is described as very normal and progressing well. Doctors report the rejection issue is reversing and Krista may stay on an outpatient basis, with periodic Denver-area treatment and a need for further hurdles to clear.
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Unusual Athens antiques auction stars medical relics
A Saturday sale in Athens features apothecary jars glass labelling ledgers herb prescriptions and two venerable physicians medical satchels and a seven foot mirror from the Cline and Mckee era. Proceeds support collectors and local historic items.
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Machine Products Shift to New Plant After Sports Era
Production moves to a facility once linked to basketballs as the Birkel gym hosts a pivot in manufacturing. The resume cites updated machinery with NASM gear and expands capacity for locomotive parts, steel components, and threading lines. Executives note a slower week due to steel shipments and transport bottlenecks, but outlook remains projected for payroll recovery and continued basement-level machining.
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Locks Seen As Obvious Park Sites Near Huntington
The Corps of Engineers considers converting river locks below Bellville Dam Meeteville Racine Locks Apple Grove and Lock 23 into public parks with boat ramps fishing picnic areas and games. Local and state agencies may lease or manage the sites for recreation if approved while properties are kept in ready condition and could be offered to national consideration if not used locally.
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