Body of missing U S climber believed found on Chinese peak
Searchers found a body believed to be one of two American climbers missing for over a month on Genyen Peak in Sichuan near the Tibet border. Christine Boskoff and Charlie Fowler of Norwood, Colorado, failed to return home December 4. The body was found at about 17,390 feet and identification was pending.
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Tibet
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Appleton
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Feld
Ford to Lie in State in Rotunda and Funeral Plans
Funeral coverage notes Ford as the 11th president to lie in state in the Rotunda. Plans consider a modest procession to the Capitol with a potential stop at the World War II memorial. Washington traditions guide funeral steps, with Military District of Washington coordinating, and limited public ceremony elements based on family wishes.
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Ford Mourned by Bush and Nation at Texas Ranch
President Bush at his Texas ranch issued a somber tribute to Gerald R Ford calling him a 38th president who restored trust and unity. Bush cited Ford’s constitutional steadiness as dawn broke over the hangar where the remarks were delivered. Colleagues across parties recalled Ford’s decency and cross party leadership. White House aide Joshua Bolton briefed Bush on the death shortly before 11 p.m. EST.
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Coalfields Expressway study pledges regional economic boost
The Center for Business and Economic Research and Marshall University completed a study urged by Rahall, linking regional isolation to weak economic indicators in McDowell and Wyoming counties and parts of Raleigh. The report argues four lane highway completion would significantly lift economic conditions, guiding future highway decisions.
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Coalfields Expressway Authority Board
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Governor’s Office
West Virginia Division of Highways
Kingpin case details outline multiple charges against defendants
Prosecutor Lee described Donald Horton facing firearm possession up to 10 years and conspiracy and distribution charges up to 20 years each. Six co-defendants carry conspiracy and distribution counts up to 20 years. Two individuals charged with perjury face up to five years. Comment on investigation and indictment charges was not provided. Contact Charles Owens at cowens bottonline.com.
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Lee
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline.com
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