Members of the Lee County School Board agreed for a second time Friday to forego in-county travel mileage reimbursement. Rather than drafting a policy that would prevent the current board and future boards from seeking the reimbursements, the members decided to make a second promise not to seek any reimbursements, because setting a policy would have prevented them from deducting the mileage on ...
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Mary Crum still remembers that April day in 1945 when she and thousands of others gathered at Union Station in Columbia. It was Friday the 13th, by chance, and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt had died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage the day before in Warm Springs, Ga. FDR?s funeral train rolled slowly past the depot that now houses California Dreaming as it traveled the Southern Railroad ...
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The sky was black with flak over the Brenner Pass in the Italian Alps, the shells bursting like lethal popcorn all around the bobbing B-24 ?Liberator? bomber piloted by William C. Wildman. That December day in 1944, bursting anti-aircraft shells exploded into ?jagged steel thick as your fist and wide as a basketball at times,? said Wildman, of Chapin. Suddenly, the Liberator?s windshield ...
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Abstract of Judgment Marten Properties vs. John Bush/all other occupants, 1804 Woodrow, $1,930.00, V3300 P688. Larry?s Pool Service vs. Jerry Flesner, 100 N. Bell, Iowa Park, $944.81, V3300 P475.
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