Federal to sell wind lease off Rhode Island Massachusetts and Virginia
The Obama administration will auction competitive offshore wind leases covering more than 430 square miles off Rhode Island Massachusetts and Virginia next year in the first such sale. Each area could power about 700 000 homes and aims to boost jobs energy security and US competitiveness. Ocean energy advocates praise the move as a major step toward real turbines in the water.
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Virginia
Department of Interior
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Atlantic
Ken Salazar
Oceana
Nancy Sopko
U.S
Tommy P Beaudreau
United States
New Jersey
Delaware
Sopko
Cape
Cape , Massachusetts
Feds release once secret Watergate files
National Archives unlock 850 pages from the Watergate case showing in chambers talks between Sirica and Cox. The documents reveal prosecutors probing claims that Hunt acted on orders from high Nixon officials, while other defendants had denied White House involvement. The release adds context to pretrial disputes and notes Sirica’s aggressive handling of the case.
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E. Howard Hunt
Nixon
Hunt
White House
Sirica
Cox
Richard Nixon
U.S. District Court
G. Gordon Liddy
Nixon White House
John Dean
Dean
USS
Royce Lamberth
Luke Nichter
Texas A&m University
Central Texas
Nichter
Lamberth
Justice Department
CIA
Simica
Charles E. Law Sr
Democratic Party
Community Christmas Tree aids 549 children in Bluefield
Volunteers filled by Friday with 549 children registered for the Community Christmas Tree program. Families face hard times as layoffs hit mining workers and a mother longs for her family to be together. Donations and signups continue Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph office.
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French
Tonya (Simmons
Watkins
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield aims for new direction amid business closures
Bluefield residents seek economic renewal through Landmark Antique Mall and East River Arts closure impact. Local leader Riley praises the new development director Greg Shrewsbury and a proactive group, while noting failed plans and an aging population. He plans to step back as open mic attendance dwindles and town considers next steps.
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Bluefield
City Board of Directors
Riley
East River Arts
Manor Market
Greg Shrewsbury
Planed for East River Arts closing on Friday
A fragment notes East River Arts plans to close on Friday amid doubts a sit-down restaurant can survive. The brief cites uncertainty over business viability and potential closure timing.
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East River Arts
Missouri couple wins record Powerball prize of 588 million
Cindy and Mark Hill of Dearborn Missouri claimed the 588 million Powerball jackpot with a single ticket sold in Arizona. They chose a lump sum about 385 million before taxes, yielding roughly 136.5 million after. The Hills plan to help relatives fund college and pursue vacations while protecting family from requests. May include other local reactions and context about the sweepstakes.
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Cindy Hill
Missouri
Mark Hill
Arizona
Kansas City
Hills
Trex Mart
Lottery
Susan Goedde
China
Jaiden
U.S
4 Sons Food
Fountain Hills
Phoenix
Myron Anderson
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Baptist Church
Camden Point
Uae
Anderson
Hill
Kevin Bryan
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