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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2016

Page

6

Weather Log Notes Missing Data

A fragment from a precipitation report shows unclear entries with values like 0.00 inches and 0.00 inches plus 0.4.91 inches and 0.14.15 inches. The legible figures are insufficient to determine location dates or sources.

FAA warned of hot air balloon death risk in tours

The NTSB urged FAA oversight of hot air balloon operators two years before a Central Texas crash that killed most aboard. Officials say the balloon ride may have been a tour flight and that current regulations are too lax. The FAA rejected stronger rules, citing low overall risk and accepted hazards.

FAA Washington Federal Aviation Administration Texas Michael Huerta National Transportation Safety Board Egypt United States NTSB Huerta Heisman Associated Press Robert Sumwalt Sumwalt

Dear Abby Advice on Long-Distance Relationship Dreams

Dear Abby suggests that a four year couple can pursue individual goals without breaking up. The letter writer, a high school teacher, faces future study abroad and potential relocation for her partner who seeks a flight attendant career. The column advises faith and communication to balance paths and keep the relationship intact.

Ear Abby Andrew mid-Atlantic Massachusetts

Velvet scissors preserve Forest Festival gown tradition in Elkins

ELKINS AP A group of local women prepare velvet for the Mountain State Forest Festival Princess gowns using heirloom scissors, a 33 year legacy from the Queen’s Department. The Princess Costume Committee, with over 250 years combined experience, reduced velvet cutting to three to four hours for 40 princess gowns. The festival runs October 1 to 9 in Elkins.

Elkins Rose Harvey Harvey Mary Preach Queen’s Department New York Princess Costume Committee Mountain State Forest Sue Lamora LaMora Mountain State Forest Festival

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