Memorial visitation for fallen soldier Tim Hines at Vineyard Church
Friends and family filled Vine Yard Community Church to honor Army Private Tim Hines 21 who died after a bomb hit his Baghdad convoy. A slide show of his life, a family-supported memorial, and an anonymous donor funded more than 130000 in Cincinnati Christian School scholarships for his children. Funeral services were held at Vineyard Church with Army Honor Guard and a Fort Knox procession guiding interment at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Ballooning costs and risks highlight sport and stories
Local balloonist describes the expense of equipment and insurance, with flights costing about 150 dollars each and up to 150 annual trips. He notes weather as a key factor, the need for physical fitness, and a lifetime of experiences including NASCAR promo flights and two journeys over the Continental Divide in Colorado.
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London blast echoes July 7 fear as police detain two
Explosions at London's lunch hour injure none seriously, with one asthma attack reported. Police detained two men, one near Downing Street and another near Tottenham Court Road, amid investigations into possible links to the July 7 attacks and al Qaida. Witnesses described frantic scenes at Underground stations as nerves ran high after the incidents.
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Anderson student abroad amid London bomb aftermath
Terri Norvell, a 21 year old from Anderson University, studied at Middlesex University in London when the July 7 bombings occurred. She rode a crowded bus after evacuations, observed heightened security, and expressed resolve to continue travel and not live in fear. Her mother Terri Norvell also recalls a prior local bomb scare and stressed prayers and resilience.
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