C-TRAN Coach Operator Randy Smith may not have much experience with bucking broncos, but he's a rodeo star nonetheless. A coach operator for the Clark County, Wash., public transit provider since 1996, Smith earlier this year won a rodeo of a different sort: Washington's State Roadeo Championship, in which Smith bested all competitors in the 35-foot-bus division. It was the first time a C-TRAN coach operator won the Roadeo.
...PART 4: COMMODITY POOL OPERATORS AND COMMODITY TRADING ADVISORS. Subpart B: Commodi...
WILLIAMSON - A tax break given by the Mingo County Commission to a mining equipment operator may be headed to court, following a rebuke by the state tax department. Coal operator Clayton Cline, owner of Triple C Equipment based in Gilbert, asked the Mingo commission to remove $1.8 million worth of mining equipment from his property tax ticket on Feb. 20, 2008.
Helen was preceded in death by her husband, Edward C. Nixdorf, in 2008. She was employed as a key operator for Hamilton Watch and Datcon Instrument.
... Mine Workers of America (UMWA) and coal operators-into a new multiemployer plan called the UMWA Comb...
Walton G. Bowles, Jr., 90, of 314 Briarwood Drive, Danville, went to be with Jesus September 9, 2011. He passed away at his home surrounded by his loving family. Born May 16, 1921 in Salem, he was the son of Walton G. Bowles, Sr. and Catherine Cromer Bowles. He was married in 1947 to the former Hazel Cremeans who predeceased him in February 2003 after 56 years of marriage. He spent his early childhood in Salem and played football for Andrew Lewis High School and graduated in 1939. He was also a graduate of a Roanoke Salem business college. He was a veteran of World War II serving in England and France. He served from February 27, 1943 to March 11, 1946 in the Signal Corp as a T- 4 Sergeant in telecommunications. He was a member of the American Legion Post 325. He was also a f...
William "Bill" Haines, 79, of Lancaster, entered into the presence of the Lord on Tuesday, March 22nd, at Lancaster General Hospital following a sudden illness. Born in Lititz, he was the son of the late Lewis and Mabel Weaver Haines. He was a 1949 graduate of the former Lititz High School. Bill served during the Korean War in the US Navy. He was the husband of Gloria A. Adams Haines, and they would have been married for 59 years on April 5th. Surviving in addition to his wife are 2 sons, David S. (Hedda K.) Haines, Lebanon, Joseph L. Haines, Bernville; and 6 grandchildren, Jennie, Chad, Katie, Katlyn, Joey, and Christopher. He was preceded in death by a son, William C. (Phyllis) Haines. Bill was the owner/operator of Mettfetts Food Company, Lancaster; and following his retirement, h...
Gantt-Wright's insight is worth contemplating. It is also worth calling to mind two of the many activists who lived right here in Southwestern Indiana. Carl C. Lyles mentioned a black operator, Thomas Cole, in his "History of Lyles Station." Lyles Station was a thriving black community located west of Princeton in Gibson County.
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