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Register Herald in Beckley, West Virginia

05 Apr 1998

Page 14

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Register Herald

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Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1998

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14

The Baker by Paul Hand a debut with wide appeal

A first novel set in Baltimore follows Mickey Lerner a bakery owner and former boxer whose wife Emilie is a concert violinist. Their son Benjie navigates college doubts and computer skills as family tensions rise. A random act of violence triggers a Paris interlude and a dramatic return to Baltimore ending in a tense climax.

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Paul Hand Random House Mickey Lerner James Caan Pla Mickey Baltimore Barry Levinson Emilie Lutter Susan Sarandon Benjie Hond Emilie Donna Childs Nelson Lerner Bakery Donna Alfre Woodard Nelson Childs Country Club
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Sandstone Falls slated for day use over camping

The National Park Service plans to end camping at Sandstone Falls in the New River Gorge to favor day use by visitors. A 3,200 foot boardwalk provides overlook access, while campsites at the falls and the boardwalk area are being removed by year end.

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National Park Service Henry Law New River Gorge Law Sandstone Lynn Loetterle NPS Sandstone Falls
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Bald eagle a symbol of pride and revival in West Virginia

In West Virginia the bald eagle circles the mountains and returns to nests as an economic symbol. Tourists on scenic trips near the Potomac River pay to view the bird, while Jim Sconyers of the Sierra Club calls it a classic Endangered Species Act success story and recalls its near extinction not long ago.

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United States West Virginia Potomac River Jim Sconyers West Virginia Sierra Club
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