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Chauncey E Spencer II honors his Tuskegee Airman father s legacy
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TAKE NOTICE that the property taxes for the years 2012-2019, inclusive, are unpaid on the property hereinafter described and that this proceeding is for the collection of said unpaid taxes or the sale of said property to satisfy the unpaid property taxes.
In the above-styled cause, it appearing from the return of the Sheriff on the original summons or from the return of the summons by certified mail that said defendants is not to be found and that after search and inquiry cannot be located so that ordinary process be served upon : CALEB SMITH, EUGENE SMITH, S.B. BROWN, SAM FLOYD,
From the MTG: Ten men perish during rescue effort
7 May, 2021 06:00 PM
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Waitangi Railway Bridge after the 1897 flood. Photo / Supplied
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Gail Pope
Overshadowed by the Scenic Hotel Te Pania on Napier s Marine Parade, is a statuesque yet forlorn monument erected to commemorate the April 16, 1897 flood.
Etched deeply into two of the marble plaques are the words: Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends.
On the opposite side are the words: This monument was erected by the people of Napier to commemorate a deed of heroism by which 10 men lost their lives on Good Friday 16 April 1897 in attempting to rescue the flooded out settlers of Clive .
Nebraska s last surviving Tuskegee airman laid to rest © Provided by KETV Omaha Robert Holts military picture
Robert Holts was laid to rest at the Omaha National Cemetery Wednesday morning. The last surviving Tuskegee airman in Nebraska was 96 when he died in February. He went into the war, because his father was in the Army and he thought there d be no segregation there, his niece Linda McDaniel Ruffin said.Sign up for our Newsletters
Ruffin had the experience of seeing who she calls her favorite uncle being honored by the country he once served. My uncle, to me, always seemed to have a positive outlook on things, Ruffin said.
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