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On May 27, 1966, San Diego High’s Doyle Steel set a national prep long jump record with a leap of 25 feet 5 1/4 inches during the San Diego CIF track finals in Balboa Stadium. After 55 years, it’s still a San Diego record, the oldest local high school track record in the books.
From The San Diego Union, Saturday, May 28, 1966:
Steel’s 25-5 1/4 Long Jump Sets U.S. Mark; Danielson 4:06.2
By Bill Center
Doyle Steel, a wiry San Diego High School senior, broke the national long jump record last night at Balboa Stadium with a herculean leap of 25 feet, 5 1/4 inches.
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This was the highlight of a brilliant San Diego Section CIF Championship meet, but in addition, a state record was broken when Chula Vista’s Tim Danielson ran the mile in 4:06.2 and four other San Diego-CIF marks were established.
Cummings has suggested he has phone evidence to prove he was not in Durham on 19 April. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PA
Cummings has suggested he has phone evidence to prove he was not in Durham on 19 April. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PA
Sat 22 May 2021 02.00 EDT
When the Guardian and the Mirror revealed that Dominic Cummings had travelled to Durham and Barnard Castle during the first lockdown, our stories were dismissed by Downing Street as a âstream of false allegations by campaigning newspapersâ.
Two days later, in the Downing Street rose garden, Cummings admitted they were true and prompted anger and ridicule by refusing to apologise and claiming he had travelled to Barnard Castle to test his eyesight. He only denied travelling to Durham a second time on 19 April and claimed he had phone evidence to prove it.
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- January 6, 2021, 12:11 PM
Glenn Hogben, who stepped in as joint deputy chair of The Air Charter Association (ACA) late last year, is moving into the new role of CEO for the organization. In that capacity, he succeeds Dave Edwards, who has run ACA on a part-time basis since 2017 but has returned full-time to his commercial duties.
“ACA is focused on supporting our membership at all times and has made great steps forward under my predecessor Dave Edwards’ leadership,” Hogben said. “I am looking forward to taking up the gauntlet, working with all our members and our capable and dedicated non-exec board to ensure a successful and positive future for our industry.”
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