Underground Isolation In Wyoming
In Chugwater Wyoming Francis and Murris Daellenbach converted a former Atlas missile silo into a home and workshop Their property includes a 2000 square foot living area a 3000 square foot shop and an 8800 square foot silo area stored with boats and vehicles The couple bought the silo for 3116 66 after Atlas missiles were retired and spent years transforming it into a unique residence
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Chugwater
Wyo
Francis
Murris Daellenbach
Daellenbachs
Daellenbach
Atlas
Cheyenne
Interstate 25
Wyoming
Daellenbach’s
Daellenbachs adapt to life in an underground missile base
The Daellenbachs live with their grandchildren exploring the abandoned silo complex 17 feet underground. They report limited changes to the structure, using an elevator built from scrap iron, a retained tunnel access, and a 35 ton door. They heat with oil and electricity, lack a phone, and collect mail weekly in Cheyenne.
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Daellenbachs
Silo
Daellenbach
Mrs. Daellenbach
Atlas
Coleman pledges steady Virginia growth and crime stand
Coleman argues progress in Virginia relies on following John Dalton, praising existing industries, education basic-skills emphasis, and uniform sentencing. He vows not to alter right to work or public employee bargaining, seeks sales and property tax relief, and warns on aging highways, coal, ports, water supply, and population pressures while defending fiscal restraint.
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Virginia
John Dalton
Coleman
Commonwealth
Cheryl Carbaugh
Tazewell County
Pact Church backs three year coal pact with 36 percent rise
Pact Church defended a three year coal pact in Morgantown as he predicted ratification. The plan eliminates royalties on non union coal, a target for unions. Local officials and builders describe a fatal building collapse in Cocoa Beach with multiple injuries amid road closures. In Belfast, two gunmen kill a part time UDR soldier, the latest in a year of sectarian violence raising the toll to 2 085.
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Church
Morgantown
W.va
Clifford Wright
St. Paul
Hocko
Bill Straub
City of
Cocoa Beach
Harbor Cay
Univel of
Brevard County
Florida A1a
Flynn
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Defense Regiment
UDR
John David Smith
Angry District 17 Miners Burn Contract
Dozens of striking coal miners stormed a UMW District 17 meeting in Charleston to denounce the proposed contract. Protesters burned copies, many leaders walked out within hours, citing subletting to non union operators and royalty changes as core issues.
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Jerry Miller
UMW
Gene Conner
Marion County
District 31
Consolidation Coal Co
Charleston
W.va
District 17
Municipal Auditorium
District 1
Jack Perry
Washington, D.C
Perry
Frank Thurman
West Virginia
Boone County
Sam Church
Denver
Occidental Petroleum
American Electric Power
Willis Casey
Thacker
Matewan
Mingo County
Everett Cornette
Logan
Cornette
Conference planning session at First Baptist Bluefield Kentucky and Louisville church
A strategy and planning conference runs from Sunday to Wednesday at First Baptist Church 1325 Augusta St Bluefield and Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Kentucky. Don McNair is the pastor. He has pastored in Kentucky and Virginia and led Bon Air Baptist Church in Richmond before his current role.
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First Baptist Church
Augusta St
Bluefield
Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Virginia
Bon Air Baptist Church
Richmond
Don McNair
Bost
Mount St Helens quiet one year after eruption anniversary
Mount St Helens remains quiet a year after its May 18 1980 eruption with scientists noting low immediate danger and no significant earthquakes. Observers saw a small steam plume. the red zone around the crater stayed open but weather hindered overflights.
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Brush Prairie
Wash
Mount St. Helens
U.S. Geological Survey
Chris Newhall
Vancouver
Forest Service
Dave Peckham
University of Washington Geophysics Center
Seattle
Newhall
Veterans seek exams after Agent Orange exposure findings
VA orders written test-result notices for centers as Dr Bar clay Shepard cites veteran concerns and a rising demand for health examinations. About 45,000 veterans have requested screenings for potential Vietnam herbicide impact amid reports of dioxin and related symptoms.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Vietnam
Barclay Shepard
Agent Orange
Shepard
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James Putnam
Lyons
Maxim Sporleder
Putnam
Sporleder
Greg Aschenbrenner
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
Cotton Dust Washington
Reagan
Thorne Auchter
Auchter
Tite
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