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"I was a movieholic," admitted Tucker, whose first deployment was under the tactical, speed-infused command of future Commandant of the Marine Corps, Lt. Col. Al Gray, operating from the amphibious warship, USS Inchon. "Growing up in Woodruff, South Carolina, it was Saturday matinees with Jeff Chandler in Merrill's Marauders, Van Heflin in Battle Cry, John Wayne in Flying Leathernecks and Jack Webb in The D.I.," he said. After 22 years in the Corps that included a climb from private to the NCO ranks and, finally, the "railroad tracks" he earned as a brand new captain, the Desert Storm vet ret...

RIO GRANDE — The Gallia County Local Schools has named Jack Webb as their new treasurer beginning August 1, 2021.Webb is a graduate of Jackson High S

The most predictable beaches have either a rocky bottom, often confined by the presence of cliffs, or a coral reef which changes its shape very slowly. Sand beaches are the least consistent; their surf may be changing constantly. In the summer, the lighter, thinner waves may build up these beaches at the rate of several feet a day as the grains of sand are lifted from the bottom to be deposited by the waves in a new place. The heavy surf in winter holds the sand up much longer, and tearing down the beaches eventually deposits them as sand bars farther out to sea, and so the cycle repeats itse...

a- My impression from watching a lot of videos of cops that BLM complains about is that the quality of cops has gone up a lot over my lifetime. Here’s an objective metric: what percentage of bullets fired by cops strike the target vs. missing or hitting some bystander? On the campaign trail last year, Joe Biden called for cops to shoot unarmed attackers with a knife only in the leg. On the cowboy TV shows that Joe watched in the 1950s, the hero was always shooting the gun out of the hand of the desperado, so in Joe’s mind, shooting an attacker in the leg ought to be easy.

Fond Memories From A Special Radio Friend & Mentor During my college years, I was fortunate to intern for one semester at New York City's premier country radio station that was located at the base of Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan. WHN 1050 AM was a 50,000 watt powerhouse as they enjoyed a 14 year run by e ntertaining their audiences with traditional and classic country music plus they mixed in "crossover" artists that included Elvis Presley, The Eagles, Roy Orbison, Olivia Newton-John, Jim Croce, Buddy Holly, Rick Nelson and Vicki Lawrence, just to name a few (the list goes on and on as ...