What did you do the last time you locked your keys in the car? Perhaps, with subtlety, you tried to pull the lock up with a wire— checking first of all to see if anyone was watching you. If that didn’t work, you might have given in to the embarrassment of the situation and either called the locksmith or the local police for help.
On the night of March 8, 1971 eight burglars broke into an office on Veteran’s Square in Media, Pennsylvania. The eight people called themselves the Citizens’ Commission to Investigate the FBI, and they were after the files the Bureau stored in the small two-man office.
My diligent search through boxes filled with memories continues to bring back some of the most inspiring memories of 76 years of living. What started as an effort to reduce a lifetime of saved inventory has turned into an anticipative search of wondering what I will discover today.
No, that’s not Kentucky Grilled Chicken, although KFC and KGC are both from the south. It stands for Knights of the Golden Circle, a bona-fide pre-Civil War secret society dedicated to the continuation of slavery and an agricultural economy.
COLUMBUS—The “Veterans and Service-members for Sherrod” coalition kicked off a statewide tour in Dayton this week, featuring coalition co-chair and retired Airman Melissa Rodriguez, former Army Intelligence Analyst Sergeant Jessica Figueroa, Wright-Patt Research Analyst Ted Wendeln, and retired Major General Dennis Laich.
In 1992 a Senate Subcommittee headed by Senator John Kerry investigated a bank operating inside the United States with headquarters in Afghanistan. It was called BCCI, or Bank of Commerce and Credit International and was founded in 1972 by one Agha Hasan Abedi with backing from sheikhs in Abu Dhabi.
I was raised in Berne, Indiana, and the popularity of the new sweet shop on Main Street over the past several months, and especially during Swiss Days, has reactivated that part of my memory recalling the place of sweets in the lives of youngsters.
The voters passed our current redistricting constitutional provisions by a large vote with bipartisan support. Despite this, my personal experience with our current procedure is that it simply does not work very well.
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Cannabis Coalition (OHCANN) announced sales of non-medical marijuana will begin as early as next Tuesday in Ohio (August 6). The dual-use market will allow millions of Ohioans twenty-one years of age or older the freedom to purchase non-medical marijuana products at participating state licensed dispensaries.