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James Robert âJimâ Crea
James Robert âJimâ Crea, 86, of Fayetteville, passed away Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at Grady Hospital Trauma Center in Atlanta. He was born in Charlotte, North Carolina to the late John and Caroline Crea.
When Jim graduated from College Park High School, he attended Valdosta State College for one year before joining the U.S. Army, serving from 1954-1957. During this time, he spent a year on St. Lawrence Island in Alaska where he was a Morse code interceptor.
After his military service, he held a variety of jobs, including loading milk trucks for Sealtest Foods in Atlanta, managing a Shell Oil Company gas station in College Park, and eventually joining Northwest Airlines in 1965 as a ramp agent, first at OâHare Airport in Chicago and then at Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta. He retired from Northwest in 1993.
CharlotteNorth-carolinaUnited-statesRomeLazioItalyCollege-parkChicagoIllinoisAlaskaFayettevilleJames-robert-jimAfrica visited nelson mandela and said mandela continues to respond to treatment. mandela has now been in the hospital for two weeks. he s been diagnosed with a lung infection and undergone lung surgery. more storms are disrupting holiday travel as you re try to get to where you re going. heavy snow snarled on the ground, and thousands in michigan are still without power. flights were delayed or canceled on friday. gabe gutierrez is at hartsfield international airport in atlanta. is the situation better? reporter: well, richard, yes, it is. it could be a whole lot worse in many of the country s airports in atlanta. if you take a look behind me, there is some traffic and for the most part it s moving along and many airports throughout the country not reporting many delays and there s a 15-minute delay in newark and not a huge problem. san francisco reported a bigger delay today due to rain. as we look at video from other
StormsTreatmentHospitalLung-surgeryLung-infectionNelson-mandelaHoliday-travelTwoGroundThousandsSnowFlightsParts of the country, from st. louis and from kansas city, there s not much of a problem there. there are some long lines and for the most part travelers have gotten to where they needed to go. there are other problems, however, in the northeast and places like upstate new york, virginia and pennsylvania. snow has snarled traffic there and there is some concern that on the west coast, as well, there could be issues. for the most part, traffic is doing much better today than it did in the past two days, thursday and friday. more than 1600 cancellations throughout the country and so far today only about 75 according to flight aware.com. again, here in atlanta, it could be a whole lot worse, richard. they have more runways and 405 will be more difficult. gabe gutierrez at the atlanta hartsfield international airport. we ll check back in with you, thanks. egyptians are going back to the polls on the constitution. the document is divisive and ignores the rights of non-muslim
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