Young pilot, 11, aims for cross‑country flight
An 11 year old, John Kevin Hill, with 150 hours flying, took off from Whiteman Air Park in Pacoima in a Cessna 210 bound for Cedar City Utah as part of a weeklong 3,500 mile trip to become the youngest to pilot across the United States. Fields accompanies him as required companion since he cannot solo fly yet.
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Los Angeles
United States
John Kevin Hill
Arlington
Texas
Partial Sun and Humidity Push Warm Day Forecast
Accu Weather reports partial sun and clouds with high of 78 degrees. Humidity remains high as tonight's low reaches 64 degrees with continued warmth and cloud cover. Details on A-12.
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Virginia governor grants vast land to Nicholas in 1795
Looking Back notes Governor Robert Brooke of Virginia issued a land grant to Wilson Cary Nicholas totaling 500000 acres along the Bluestone and Guyandotte Rivers. The tract encompassed most of Mercer County and the Pocahontas Coalfield, shaping regional landholdings.
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Robert Brooke
Virginia
Wilson Cary Nicholas
Bluestone
Guyandotte Rivers
Mercer County
Pocahontas
Colleges face 8.2 million cut shrinking summer courses
Public colleges warn an 8.2 million budget cut for the coming year will trim summer school offerings and delay repairs. No immediate layoffs, but positions may shrink by attrition. travel, adjunct use, and purchases will drop while funds may be shifted between line items as administrators adjust.
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Dugger
Bluefield State
Possible effects of budget cuts at Bluefield State and Concord
Bluefield State College plans to absorb an 8.2 million reduction in 1987 88 by cutting summer school classes for June 1988 reducing course offerings at off campus centers and freezing hiring Concord College proposes cutting or eliminating summer school classes evening and off campus classes curtailing travel delaying building repairs and reducing utilities usage
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Bluefield State
Concord
Bluefield State College
Concord College
Senate approves $1 trillion budget plan amid tax dispute
The Democratic Senate passed a $1 trillion fiscal 1988 budget 53 to 46, pushing toward a clash with President Reagan over taxes and military spending. The plan favors domestic spending and taxes, while not meeting Gramm Rudman deficit targets.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Bob Dole
Kansas
Congress
House
Sen
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Senate Budget Committee
Local Flowers Benefit From Bluefield Club Leader’s Care
Mrs. Ivan Halsey of 2009 Bland Road Bluefield tends her blooms with a spray showing her gardening expertise. She serves as president of the Little Gardens Club.
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Ivan Halsey
Bland Road
Bluefield
Halsey
The
Little Gardens Club
North to testify in public July 7 with limits set
Lt Col Oliver North will testify publicly starting July 7 at Iran-Contra hearings after private questioning. Panels say they do not plan concessions or recall, with North’s public appearance limited to four days unless extraordinary developments occur.
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Washington
Oliver L. North
Congressional
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Senate
Brendan Sullivan
Col. North
Sullivan
Officials halt PCB testing by citizen group in Bluefield
City officials and police stopped a Citizens' Group for Investigation and Protection of the local environment from digging on city property for PCB testing. Judy Silbaugh, the chair, said residents seek answers on soil and water contamination. City solicitor John Feuchtenberger delivered a cease dig letter citing permit and bonding requirements.
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Bluefield
Judy Silbaugh
Citizens’ Group For Investigation and Protection
John Feuchtenberger
W.H. Looney
Lilbaugh
Pinmore Avenue
Feuchtenberger
West Virginia gains in some business ranking categories
A Chicago accounting firm says West Virginia remains low in overall business attractiveness but shows improvement in key controllable categories. Rankings highlight wages unionization and unemployment benefit levels, with strengths in debt vs personal income and energy costs. The study notes education and technical jobs remain weak.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Chicago
Michael Hogan
Grant Thornton
Turing
Hogan
United States
Eee
West Virginia ranks in the survey’s top dozen states
The survey names North Dakota Nebraska South Dakota Virginia Colorado Missouri Arizona Kansas North Carolina Nevada Massachusetts and Mississippi among its top twelve, with West Virginia highlighted as part of the broader ranking group.
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North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Virginia
Colorado
Missouri
Arizona
Kansas
North Carolina
Nevada
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Jackie Gleason Dies at 71 in Florida Home
Jackie Gleason, the Great One famed for The Honeymooners bus driver Ralph Kramden and the pool shark in The Hustler, died from cancer at his Fort Lauderdale area home at 7:20 p.m. Wednesday. He had been released from Imperial Point Medical Center a month earlier.
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Lauderhill
Fla
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Fort Lauderdale
Marilyn
Imperial Point Medical Center
Reggie van Gleason III
Joe the Bartender
Ralph Kramden
Alice
Sheriff Buford T. Justice
Smokey and the Bandit
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