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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1981

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Valley Forecast with Weekend Warmth Returns

Partly sunny conditions continue today with daytime highs in the low to mid 60s and cool nights in the low to mid 40s. Sunday looks partly sunny with highs in the 60s and no significant precipitation expected.

Dale Enterprise Weather Friday Report

The entry shows a brief weather snapshot with high low figures and rainfall. It lists Friday temperatures around 63 and 32 with amounts near .00, and compares to past years noting similar patterns and normal values.

In Our Skies Saturday October 10 Saturn Visibility Update

The note lists sunset and sunrise times for October 10 and 11, with Saturn rising before the sun and visible in about 10 days. It notes Saturn's 30 year orbit and a rotation speed of roughly 6 miles per second.

Saturn

Navy plans shake up of Nimitz Hall barracks

The Navy announced a restructuring of the Nimitz Hall barracks at Norfolk moving about half of its nearly 900 personnel to smaller barracks at Little Creek and other installations. The plan follows scrutiny by Rep. Harold Hollenbeck amid allegations of abuse and mismanagement, with ongoing staff additions and emphasis on improved supervision.

Norfolk Navy Nimitz Hall Joseph Frick Norfolk Naval Base Harold Hollenbeck R-N.j Frick Hollenbeck New Jersey Naval Base New Little Creek Amphibious Base Chris Gidez Gidez Congressional Gitlez House Armed Services Subcommittee

Unbought Black State Admits Futility in Virginia Race

James Ghee of Farmville leads the Tucker Jeffress Ghee write-in ticket for attorney general and governor. The group Virginia Crusade for Voters may endorse Democrat Charles Robb, but leaders insist they are unbought and unbossed despite pressure from major parties and black voters.

Richmond James Ghee Farmville Sun District Voters League Virginia Crusade For Voters Crusade For Voters Charles Robb George Stoddart Robb Stoddart Ghee Tucker-Jeffress Cora Tucker Halifax County Jesse Jeffress Lynchburg Virginia Jeffress Marshall Coleman Coleman

Apples Grow On Reclaimed Strip Mine Land In Virginia

In Wise County Virginia a former coal strip mine is becoming productive with apple trees growing over 3 feet in their first year. High grade topsoil fill and nearby strawberry beds support the project a land use venture by Virginia Tech and Penn Virginia Corp. The program also includes grazing cattle with calf gains averaging 208 pounds and calves sold at 348 dollars per head last December.

Norton Garden of Eden Wise County Virginia Tech Charles O'Dell O'Dell Penn Virginia Corp Virginia

Volunteers To Aid State Parks During Fall

Volunteers assist Virginia State Parks to stay open through fall reducing a projected deficit. About 123 volunteers will help maintain picnic areas trails and campgrounds, saving roughly $110,000 and allowing parks to remain partly open until late fall or November 30. Colleges Ferrum and Dabney Lancaster join the effort with trained volunteers.

Richmond State Division of Parks Dennis R. Baker Parks Division Pic Nic Baker Grayson Highlands State Park Virginia Grayson Highlands Seashore State Park Virginia Beach Ferrum College Fairy Stone State Park Dabney Lancaster Community College Douthat State Park Hot Springs

Industrial Bonds Flourish In High-Interest Climate

ROANOKE AP There has been sixfold growth in tax exempt industrial revenue bonds since 1975 according to Edward Pettigrew Jr of Horner Barksdale and Co at the Virginia Municipal Finance Officers Association conference. He notes they may affect federal tax revenues and municipal bond markets while providing below market rates to businesses via industrial development authorities. Pettigrew predicts demand could rise with federal budget cuts and reduced loan aid.

Roanoke Edward Pettigrew Jr Horner, Barksdale and Co Lynchburg Virginia Municipal Finance Officers’ Association Pettigrew Industrial Development Authority

Dennis Martz Elected Raritan Club President

Dennis Martz was elected president of the Tenth Legion Mountain Valley Raritan Club. New officers include Sonny Derrow as vice president Doug Propst as secretary Winston McDonaldson as treasurer and Ray Bentch as director. The group planned its Oct 24 turkey oyster supper and Friday shooting matches at 7 30 p.m.

Dennis Martz Tenth Legion-Mountain Valley Raritan Club Sonny Derrow Doug Propst Winston McDonaldson Ray Bentch

Corps Flushes Sour Water In James River

The Army Corps of Engineers boosted flow from Bath County dam to fivefold to flush algae from the James River and avert tainted water for Richmond and Henrico County. Operations run 14 days, with Lake Moomaw water added. full effect expected in two weeks. National Guard units prepped water tanks at fire stations across Henrico and Richmond to supply the public.

Richmond Army Corps of Engineers Gathright James River Henrico County Bath County Ronald E. Hudson Norfolk Corps Kanahwa Canal National Guard

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