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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1990

Page

5

Philadelphia diver beats rival to film Civil War Monitor dive

In 11 years the government allowed an underwater image of the Civil War ship Monitor. Rod Farb of Cedar Grove, North Carolina, dived the wreck off Cape Hatteras with a film crew, beating Philadelphia photographer Gary Gentile who plans a late June dive. NOAA had earlier restricted public dives but permitted Farb after reviewing safety and stability assessments.

Washington Theovernment North Carolina Rod Farb Cedar Grove N.C Philadelphia Jacques Cousteau Gary Gentile Farb Peter Hess Atlantic Hess Cousteau National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration NOAA Commerce Department Cape Hatteras Tim Keeney Ocean and Coastal Resources Monitor Merrimack Virginia

Judge drops felony charge against 10 year old Woods

In Fort Lauderdale Florida a 10 year old boy charged with aggravated battery for allegedly flattening a schoolmate’s nose is freed after Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Korda dismisses the case on Friday. The prosecutor says the sole witness now claims the other boy started the scuffle last August.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla Fatso Ueage Lawrence Korda Bobby Woods

Defunct Wild West Village Bites the Dust at Fen tier Park

Salamanca, NY. Fen tier Village, a mounted frontier town opened in 1966 atop a 1500 foot rise, was disassembled and auctioned after founder Ned Fenton died of cancer. The three tiered park offered staged shootouts daily, stagecoach and 14 mile train rides, and hosted Hank Williams Jr at the Silver Dollar Ballroom.

Salamanca N.Y Fentier Village Frontier Town Ned Fenton New York Fenton Main Street Fenton’s

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