Carter says Georgia bias tainted White House years
Jimmy Carter cites prejudice against Georgians during the White House years and lists Rosalyn Carter Billy Carter Ruth Carter Stapleton Jody Powell Hamilton Jordan and others as victims of the bias. He argues critics unfairly blamed Georgia associates for perceived failures.
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Billy Carter
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Jody Powell
Hamilton Jordan
Andy Young
Griffin Bell
Bert Lance
Georgia
Parade Magazine
Safe pesticide use in home gardens urged by NY agriactists
Plant pathologists and entomologists from the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences say pesticides are not to be feared when used as directed. Roses and other ornamentals need chemical treatments, while vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers require mild fungicides. Follow label instructions, avoid mixing excess, and store chemicals safely to prevent tragic accidents.
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Do and donts for landscaping trees in home settings
Guide to landscaping with trees emphasizing longevity and value. Advice covers overplanting avoidance, native species use, preserving views, avoiding utility conflicts, shading play areas, privacy planting, and regular tree care for lasting beauty and property value.
Weather data recap for the date
The report lists sunset at 8 41 p m and sunrise at 5 41 a m with yesterday high of 86 and low of 58. It notes record highs and lows for the date, plus last year’s average and normal temperatures and humidity readings.
Four Alaska crashes kill 14 including film producer
In two days four Alaska airplane crashes killed 14 people. Federico DeLaurentis, 26, filming a nature documentary, died in a mid air collision west of King Salmon. Earlier, six died near King Cove in a Beechcraft 200 crash and exploded. A DC 4 wreck near Kenai killed three, and two Air Force pilots died in a fighter jet crash south of Eielson AFB near Fairbanks.
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Gillette
Wyo
Lawrence Ervin
Texas City
Texas
Nicklaus drunk driving charge dropped in Ohio
An 18 year old, Steven Nicklaus, faced a drunken driving charge after his car overturned on a highway named for his father, golfer Jack Nicklaus. Municipal Judge Stanley Golden dismissed the charge at the prosecutor’s request for insufficient evidence.
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Ohio
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Jack Nicklaus
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Ronald O’brien
Nicklaus Charged With Reckless Operation Yet Breath Test Showed Low Alcohol
Officials said Nicklaus would be arraigned on a new reckless operation charge after highway patrol dropped that count. State Trooper Mark Warner arrested him and cited drunk driving due to the accident, but a breath test showed alcohol below the legal intoxication level.
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Don’t let your lawn gather moss press
Turfgrass specialists say moss signals a problem area in lawns. Low fertility poor drainage improper watering acidity shade or compacted soil foster moss. regular fertilization helps prevent it. To eradicate established moss rake vigorously and consult a garden supplier for control compounds. then correct the underlying cause and pursue healthy turf management.
Siding with Western Red Cedar Battens
Use vertical Western red cedar boards with narrow battens to cover gaps. Install over old siding without furring, spacing boards up to one inch apart and nailing down the middle. Attach battens with a single vertical nail row between boards to allow expansion and contraction. Stain before installation for full coverage.
Deadly China flood kills 3000 in Sichuan region
Sichuan province endures the world’s deadliest flood in 20 years with 3,000 killed and up to 100,000 injured. More than 400,000 homeless as 16.5 foot flood crests. Rescue teams use boats and air drops while relief supplies flow in.
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China
Sichuan
Bangladesh
Xinhua
Storms pound Plains as 80 mph winds strike and flood threat rises
Thunderstorms with 80 mph winds and hail swept the Plains threatening Nebraska and Kansas floods while ending Midland’s four day heat wave. Heavy rains caused tornadoes in the Southeast and central Plains with minimal injuries. 11 heat deaths noted in Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and 13 in New York City area during the hot spell.
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