Founders Online to put six Founding Fathers papers online
The University of Virginia Press will launch Founders Online delivering about 175,000 documents from George Washington James Madison Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. The National Archives support and NHPRC funding underlie the project with a goal of public access and first hand accounts of the founding era.
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Charlottesville
George Washington
James Madison
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Mark H. Saunders
U.va. Press
National Archives
Congress
National Archivist
National Historical Publications and Records Commission
Kathleen Williams
NHPRC
Graduation highlights span multiple schools and honors
Across Bluefield and surrounding counties 2013 seniors are noted for strong academics athletics and community service. Pike View Montcalm and Narrows high schools report valedictorians salutatorians honors diplomas and large scholarship totals while Giles and Narrows emphasize leadership and military and college plans.
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Collins
Bluefield High School
Pike View High School
Lisa Hopkins
Princeton Church of God
Hopkins
Joshua Cox
Rebecca Gilley
Ben Disibbio
Montcalm High School
Jennifer Miller
Katelyn Poff
Benjamin Duncan
Montcalm
Mark Page
Giles County
Narrows High School
Emily Dweyer
Dweyer
Elizabeth Danielle Williams
Claire Kennedy Reece
Eric Lee Keaton
Giles High School
Jason Mills
Texas Actress Charged Over Ricin Letter Threats
Shannon Guess Richardson a 35 year old Texas actress and mother of five was charged in Texarkana with mailing threatening communications to the president after initially telling the FBI her husband acted alone she later said she sent the ricin tainted letters to Barack Obama and Michael Bloomberg The federal charge carries up to 10 years in prison and she appeared in court Friday in Texarkana Texas
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Texarkana, Texas
Texas
FBI
Barack Obama
New York City
Michael Bloomberg
Shannon Guess Richardson
Texarkana
U.S
U.S. Attorney’s Office Spokeswoman Davilyn Walston
Richardson
White House
West Virginia contractor wins daily four twice on 1 2 3 4
Hughes of Kimball says $61 bet yields best return on investment and notes two big Daily 4 wins. He first won $52,600 on March 14, 2006 and again for the same amount on January 12, 2008, with 1 2 3 4 in sequential order, per the Lottery Commission press release. He and his wife Maria plan a vacation aided by the payout, proceeds support education and other state programs.
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Hughes
Kimball
West Virginia Lottery
Daily 4
W.va
The
Lottery Commission
Burnside
Surveillance controversy grows over NSA data collection
The NSA collects Internet usage and phone data from major providers to detect threats overseas. Obama defends the program as safeguarding security while noting no access to calls and seeking court oversight for taps. Congress divides as civil liberties groups demand investigations and lawmakers push for warrants and transparency.
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NSA
U.S
Microsoft
Google
Obama
America
House Intelligence Committee
Mike Rogers
Rmich
George W. Bush
Congress
National Security Agency
Guardian
Washington Post
Director of
National Intelligence
James Clapper
Lion
Clapper
Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Apple
Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg
Council On American-Islamic Relations
American Civil Liberties Union
House
Senate
Raul Grijalva
Arizona
Sen. Randry
Kentucky
Telepone
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Ginny Hill
Brushfork
Mary Ann Lijoi
Bill Archer
Jack Brewster
Melody Masters
Evening Shade
Town Hall
Bluefield
Don Harris
Pat
Jimmy Jones
Jack Goins
Jim French
Bob Runyon
Brewster
Dan Turner
Tom Horn
A-1
Page
Bland County
Rocky Gap High School
Marlene Belcher
Nicholas Brown
Savannah Rust
Mills
Kate Coil
Kcoil
Bdtonline
Maria
Barcher
Bottonline
San Jose
Calif
Pete Hoekstra
Hoekstra
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Celas
Subaru
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Beckley
Hometownsubaru.com
U.S.F.D.A
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