Lincolns view of the world in one word, the word is is. He believes the United States is a country not the United States are. In the prior, states were reviewed as part of an overall confederation of states. He believed we were one country. And he wanted to bring the Southern States back. Second, he wanted to improve the status and the lot of the lives of the americans the africanamericans living in the United States of the time it. Those who were free before, and certainly those who became free. Many of them as a result of lincolns own efforts. When he was killed, everything changed. It sent back relations in this country over 100 years. And it setback the quality of life, and the economy and social development of the Southern States to the point where many Southern States to this day are lagging behind the rest of the country in education and health care and in so many other criteria. Would this have been different if lincoln survived . Impossible to know. But he would have tried. He
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Amateur radio operators key during Hugo, host field day to practice skills
The FCC licensed amateur radio operators can communicate with each other without internet or cell phones making them key in emergency situations. Author: Kayland Hagwood Updated: 11:30 PM EDT June 27, 2021
SUMTER, S.C. It was September of 1989 and the wind and rain of Hurricane Hugo were battering the state.
Vic Jones was the director of emergency services in Sumter at the time, and remembers the storm well.
“All of the power was out in Sumter County, and the estimate was 80 percent of our roads and streets were blocked,” Jones said. “Most communication was interrupted as well.”
Obituaries » Michael L. Mudd Michael Lee Mudd, 65, of Warrenton, entered eternal peace with the Lord on December 1, 2020, at Fauquier Hospital.
He was born December 27, 1954, in Fauquier County, to the late Emma Mudd (Scroggins) and Ned Mudd.
Raised in Fauquier and living in Virginia his whole life, he enjoyed many avenues of hobbies. One of his passions was basketball, that lead him to play for Fauquier High Class of â73 and become known for his âHarlem Form.â He went onto drive a freight truck for over 30 years, hauling a multitude of different materials. He visited quarries throughout Virginia and meeting many friends along the way. Always a dedicated Dallas Cowboys fan, he loved drag racing, fishing, swimming laps, reading the Sunday paper and coaching/watching youth soccer.