Fairfield native among Nashville Star finalists
Fairfield native Lance Miller advances as one of four finalists on Nashville Star. A hometown parade and benefit concert in Fairfield promote the event with tickets $10, proceeds to Red Cross, matched up to $10,000 by State Farm. Miller, a Carbondale graduate, relocated to Nashville years ago pursuing songwriting with acts like Jackson Junction backing him.
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Israel observes Holocaust Remembrance Day with ceremonies
Israel began Yom HaShoah with a torch lighting at Yad Vashem and half staff flags as six Auschwitz survivors lit memorial flames. Prime Minister Sharon vowed to never allow attacks on Jews while Germany marked 59th Sachsenhausen liberation anniversary with memorial events and calls to remember victims.
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Summers pushes elected RLCD board to curb past misdeeds
State Senate candidate Summers proposes geographic elections for the RLCD board to ensure accountability after an internal probe into former GM Kevin Davis found more than 500000 misappropriated. Davis was fired and a 250000 payout plus 350000 in legal fees followed in 2003. He says elected, nonpartisan board would reflect residents across Jefferson and Franklin counties, maintaining current representation while improving reform.
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Driving Irons Claim World Records With New Controllers
A Connecticut firm markets two driving irons that reportedly outdrive woods. PGA pros set a 339 yard grass shot with the 17 Fairway Controller, and another nearly tied the longest drive at 358 yards with the 12.5 Tee Shot Controller. The clubs tout improved accuracy, reducing hooks and slices, and include a gear-effect design. Prices range from 89 to 239 dollars plus shipping and ct tax.
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