Delta Queen Wins River Race To Reclaim Golden Antlers In Louisville
In Louisville Ohio River re enactment the Delta Queen from Cincinnati overtook the Belle of Louisville near Six Mile Island to win the Great Steamboat Race for the eighth time in 15 years. Captain Er Ness Wagner celebrated as the Golden Antlers stayed in Cincinnati. The Belle of Louisville captain Charles Larkin consoled his crew noting a long rebuild ahead.
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Louisville
Belle of
Charles Larkin
Delta Queen
George Rogers Clark Memorial
Larkin
Harry Louden
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Six-Mile Island
Retirees Build Their Own Campus in Port Charlotte
Floyd Pfeiffer leads the Port Charlotte Cultural Center a $3 million self funded complex created by retirees. It houses classrooms studios theater a library and recreation halls boosting county education with 500 courses and 5 000 students many taught by fellow retirees. The center draws seniors from across the region and reshapes aging into active learning and community service.
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Jules Loh
Associated Press
Port Charlotte
Fla
Floyd Pfeiffer
Florida
Gulf Coast
America
Warhorse
Pfeiffer
Robb Moss
Moss
Hearing Tests Set for Carbondale at Holiday Inn
Electronic hearing tests will be offered Friday May 5 from noon to 5 PM at the Holiday Inn in Carbondale. The tests use the latest equipment to diagnose reversible hearing loss and explain ear function with diagrams. The free screenings urge anyone with any hearing trouble to test annually, including current users of hearing aids.
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Holiday Inn
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Joe Taylor
David H. LeMay
Ernest Wagner
Belle
Julia Belle Swain
Peoria
Lir
Fred Pfeiffer
Chrysler
EPA
Plymouth
Plymouth Horizon
Cffarota v. Grob
Murphysborgo
Illinois
Frank
University Bank of Carbondale
W. Main
Carbondale
Nationale
W. Monroe
Herrin
Plumbing Electrical Headquarters
the Holiday Inn
Gabriels
Gabriel
Rem Ryde
Jake
E Hart Schaffner
Sportcoatse Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Ratner
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