Road Office Proposes Wide Load Routes Across Virginia
The Virginia State Highway Department outlined routes for wide trucks and twin trailers to join the interstate system. The plan, to be acted on June 16 and sent to federal officials by July 1, covers numerous U.S. and State Routes from Richmond to Norton, Winchester, Harrisonburg, Norfolk, and beyond. It notes federal action expected by October and highlights Carnegie gifts totaling about 350 million dollars in the late life, including thousands of organs and libraries.
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Richmond
Virginia State Highway Department
State Highway and Transportation Commission
U.S. 1
Bellwood
Rt. 54
Ashland
State Rt
Fredericksburg
Wilderness
Purcelleville
Winchester
Round Hill
Suffolk
Smithfield
Hopewell
U.S
Norfolk
Maryland
Opal
Abingdon
Bluefield
Tennessee Line
Big Stone Gap
Norton
Kentucky Line
State
Bridgewater
Maryland Ave
Harrisonburg
Gore
Bassett Forks
Bassett
U.S. 13
Bowers Hill
Hansonville
U.S. 23
Powhatan
Danville
North Carolina Line
U.S. 11
Dublin
State Rts
U.S. 60
Bowling Green
U.S. 301
Maryland Line
U.S. 340
Berryville
West Virginia Line
U.S. 360
U.S. 58
South Boston
State Rt. 150
Village
U.S. 460
Rt. 67
Raven
Claypool Hill
U.S. 19
Christiansburg
Roanoke
Petersburg
Halifax
Cross Junction
Andrew Carnegie
Weather Office Warns of More West Flooding Ahead
The National Weather Service warned that record West snowfalls portend worsening floods across California Nevada Utah and neighboring states for two to three weeks. Snowpack in the Sierra Nevada is about 300 percent of normal with many areas at 200 percent. Clark said the danger may spread to the Southeast as saturated ground triggers floods from even light rains.
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Washington
National Weather Service
Utah
California
Nevada
Colorado
Nebraska
Robert Clark
The
Weather Service
Office of Hydrology
Sierra Nevada
Clark
Stan Schneider
National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service
Bluefield Moonlight UFO Sighting Captivates Town in 1952
In September 1952 Bluefield residents reported 18 UFO sightings over East River Mountain and Bluefield Avenue. Witnesses described a glowing, winged or spherical object with sparks and no sound, with accounts from A B Wickham, William Spencer, Eunice Boughner, Amos Francisco, Charles Gallagher, J D Abshire, and several children. The event dominated front pages alongside Korea and political headlines.
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Norfolk
Braxton County
West Virginia
mid-Atlantic States
Bluefield Area
Bluefield
East River Mountain
A.B. Wickham
Edgemont Road
William E. Spencer
Country Club Hill
Bluefield Avenue
Eunice Boughner
Claude Boughner
Amos Francisco
Albert Street
Charles Gallagher
Princeton Avenue
Consolidated Bus Garage
Princeton
J.D. Abshire
Bob Walter
Pruitt Grocery
Mysterious fire balls sighted across multiple towns
Reports describe orange and green objects, bright lights, and a red ball seen near Rich Creek Narrows Lebanon and Bramwell around 7 p.m. Some witnesses called it a flying saucer while skeptics likened it to meteors or fire balls. An observer suggested a meteorologist could explain it.
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Mike Dent
Glen Lyn
Apco
Rich Creek-Narrows
R.K. Barnett
Belfast
Bill Akers
Bluefield
Big Stone Gap
Lebanon
Sam Kelly
Bramwell
Harry School
O.C. Hazen
Bluestone
Lynchburg
Pulaski
Danville
Richmond
Norfolk
Washington
D.C
Charleston
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Maryland
Baltimore
Garrett County
Ed Humphreys
Frederick Street
Daily Telegraph
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Bluefield Junior High School
Diane Epperson
Diane Belcher
Cheri Strong
Jerry Goforth
Vickie Bailey
Todd Stringer
Melesa Altizer
Darrin Martin
Karen McBride
BJHS
Weather Office
San Joaquin Valley
Abi
Kirkwood
Charles Asbury
Ballard
W.va
Bill Mark Boyd
Billy Abshire
Windell Watkins
W.E. Farmer
Green Street
Crossword
S.K. Jain, M.D
Hayfever
Dad
Hathaway
Leggett
Mercer Mall
MasterCard
VISA
American Express