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(Archived document, may contain errors) j I 538 September 30, 1986 CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER WHY REAGAN SHOULD VETO THE CONTINU1,NG RESOLUTION INTRODUCTION In his weekly radio address last Saturday, Ronald Reagan roundly attacked Congress's last minute spending bill, de signed to keep the government operating past the beginning of the new fiscal year starting October 1st; Denouncing the Continuing Resolution as a Christmas tree hung with pet projects,'I Reagan has threatened to close down t...

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Meyer Davis co-principals Will Meyer and Gray Davis are inducted into the 2022 Interior Design Hall of Fame. Learn more about their work.

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November 14, 2022—Contego Medical, Inc. announced that enrollment of the PERFORMANCE II clinical trial has been completed. According to the c

/PRNewswire/ -- Contego Medical, Inc. announced that enrollment of the PERFORMANCE II clinical trial has been completed. PERFORMANCE II is designed to evaluate...

It was 45 years to the day when a plane crash claimed the lives of three members of Jacksonville-based rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd. Oct. 20, 1977, changed the fate of the band forever.

It was 45 years ago today (October 20th, 1977), that a plane carrying Lynyrd Skynyrd crashed in a swamp near Gillsburg, Mississippi. At the time, the group was en route to its next show in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The crash took the lives of lead singer Ronnie Van Zant; guitarist Steve Gaines and his sister, backup singer Cassie Gaines; Skynyrd manager Dean Kilpatrick, as well as the plane's two pilots Walter McCreary and William Gray. Three days before the crash (October 17th), the band rel...

Three members of the legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, including lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, and three other people, were killed in a plane crash on this day in history, Oct. 20, 1977.