Old prospectors' town still panning out at Nome Alaska
The Cripple River camp near Nome hosts summer prospectors from the Gold Prospectors Association of America building a frontier town for hand mining. George Massie notes 15 miles of river hold gold with 20,000 past diggers, while locals celebrate the tradition, despite environmental regulation and dredging groups. Perry Massie, 25, grew up learning to pan, part of a generational tale of West adventure.
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Alaska
Don Mackie
Nome
Mackie
Grizzly Bear
Cripple River
Bering Sea
Gold Prospectors Association of America
Global Resources Inc
George Massie
The
Prospectors Association
Global Resources
Cape Nome
Massie
Perry
Pan
Montana
Swimmer poised for an icy crossing of Bering Strait
California woman Lynne Cox prepares to swim 2.7 miles from Little Diomede to Big Diomede in near freezing 34 F waters. Soviet approval and escort support her historic trek, expected to last about 23 hours, as doctors study cold endurance and Cox trains in Norton Sound.
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Nome
Alaska
California
Bering Strait
Lynne Cox
Little Diomede
Big Diomede
Cox
Norton Sound
Stars clash with Laurel Cable over New York stations
Actress Susan Saint James and producer Dick Ebersol press Laurel Cablevision to reverse an April decision to drop WCBS and WNBC. The couple, from Litchfield County, condemned the move in a full page ad, arguing viewers want New York news.
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Litchfield, Conn
Susan Saint James
Dick Ebersol
New York
Litchfield County
Connecticut
Laurel Cablevision
Miss Saint James
CBS
Kate and
Allie
Laurel
WCBS
WNBC
Ebersol
NBC
Toby Moffett
WVIT
West Hartford
Moffett
Springfield
Mass
Nickelodeon
Arts & Entertainment Network
Ebersols
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