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柳州大规模的工业建设始于新中国成立后。20世纪50年代开始，一大批“支边”干部响应国家号召，从白山黑水、黄浦江畔来到柳江之滨，在荒地上创造了一个个工业传奇。 “那时候真苦！但既然来了，就要把厂建起来。”蒋晓荣是柳工建厂元老之一。60多年前，他从上海一路辗转来到柳州，见证了柳工从零开始到成为我国工程机械行业佼佼者的历程。 1966年，柳工克服一无技术、二无经验的困难，试制成功第一台轮式装载机Z435，掀开了...
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Top 10 People Who Shot Themselves In The Head And Survived A head shot is almost always a free pass to the graveyard. So it is intriguing to hear of people surviving these injuries, especially when we realize that the survivors doubled as the shooters. Some of the people on this list deliberately hurt themselves in failed attempts at suicide, while others mistakenly shot themselves. There is also one incident that was a failed murder-suicide. Author’s note: While researching and writing this list, I noticed that the majority of people who commit suicide suffer from depression. Please alway...
Chance to Preserve Portion of Bells Bend as Public Land Likely Lost Forever Real estate investors Frank and Jack May purchased 682 acres once eyed by Briley for green space Tweet Tidwell HollowPhoto: Daniel Meigs Nearly two years ago, in June 2019, then-Mayor David Briley thrilled public lands advocates with his announcement that he wanted Metro to acquire 789 acres of green space on Bells Bend for parks and greenways. There were 107 acres used as a turf farm by Thomas Bros. Grass at the southern tip of the bend, plus 682 acres owned by the Graves family th...
The sellers were members of the Graves family. The Mays are perhaps best known for their long-standing ownership of various downtown Nashville properties and their failed attempt more than a decade ago to build the proposed May Town Center, which would have offered office, retail and residential buildings on Bells Bend (read Itâs worth noting that neither Metro officials nor many Joelton and Scottsboro residents were particularly receptive to the Maysâ desire to undertake May Town Center, citing traffic concerns among other issues. The massive mixed-use development would have requi...