I need to clean the contacts on my radio… The poor thing keeps popping and crackling when I turn it on and adjust the volume. It’s a good old radio… well worth it to try and fix it…
I found a video someone posted on YouTube of the same model… view it below:
Author: kg4vma
This Week's Cynthiana Democrat
Here’s the headlines ripped from this week’s edition of the Cynthiana Democrat:
Willis indicted: Grand jury ups charge to attempted murder
Larry Willis, accused of shooting his wife on Aug. 22, has been indicted by a Harrison County grand jury.
Harrison CATS scores showing improvements
Harrison County Schools officials have found something to celebrate in this week’s release of the Commonwealth Accountability Testing System (CATS) scores.
Cows killed in Ky. 36 wreck
Two Wednesday morning wrecks resulted in the injury of a Lewis County man and the deaths of four cows.
Clooney visits at student’s call
Two years ago, Johnna Carey went on a mission trip to Honduras with her dad, Larry.
Band headed to London
The Harrison County High School Marching Band will be competing in the Cardinal Classic at South Laurel High School in London, Ky. this weekend.
Flat Stanley gets White House recognition
A classroom assignment has put a Harrison County Middle School student in touch with the most powerful man in the free world.
New church seeks to reach out to community needs
Outreach: That’s the goal of a set of volunteer organizations which have sprouted from a new church in Harrison County.
FW: WKYT – October 4, 2007
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> Newberry Names New Police Chief
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> Mayor Jim Newberry today named Assistant Chief Ronnie J. Bastin as
> Lexington’s new Chief of Police.
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> Shipping Drugs Into State Growing Trend, Police Say
>
> Police have been looking for Millard Warren, 51, for more than a
> month. Wednesday, U.S. Marshals took him into custody after they
> pulled him over in Lawrenceburg.
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> Beshear, Fletcher Square Off In Televised Debate
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> HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. (AP) – A political scandal that has plagued
> Gov. Ernie Fletcher for more than two years continues to be an
> overshadowing issue in his bid for re-election.
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> Non-Compliant Sex Offender Found Living In Madison County Shelter
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> Richmond Police say he was living with his girlfriend and her two
> children.
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> Wildcats Ready To Claw Gamecocks
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> by DeAnn Stephens
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> It’s the hottest ticket in town right now, a chance to see the Cats
> in South Carolina!
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> Weather Updates
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> Despite a few passing high clouds this afternoon, we have managed
> once again to stay dry across the Bluegrass. This has allowed
> temperatures to warm into the lower and mid 80’s across the board.
> A warming trend still looks to be on tap through Saturday as
> moisture and heat return on southerly winds. Tomorrow’s high could
> very easily approach 90 in our southern counties. We will put
> isolated showers back into the forecast as afternoon cloud
> development could spit out a few sprinkles with the heating of the
> day. Our best shot for rain accompanies another cold front by next
> Monday-Wednesday time frame. This should also be the the time-frame
> that our temperatures cool down at least back to normal!
> -Lauren
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CNN call him a Linux hero, but local government inspector wants to shut him
James Burgett runs the Alameda County Computer Resource Center which takes computers destined to become landfill and installs Linux on them and then gives them out to schools, non-profits, and poor people. CNN calls him a hero, but a local government inspector from the DTSC wants to shut him down.
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FW: WKYT – October 3, 2007
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> Vandals Hit A Dozen Cars Along Road
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> Police are looking for suspects who vandalized several cars along a
> Lexington street.
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> Newberry names Bastin new police chief
>
> Mayor Jim Newberry today named Assistant Chief Ronnie J. Bastin as
> Lexington’s new Chief of Police.
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> Car Slides Into Creek After Wreck
>
> A tough situation for rescue crews this morning after a car slid
> into a creek.
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> New Kentucky ‘Great Pumpkin’ Weighs More Than 1,000 Pounds
>
> Two state records fell at the inaugural Atlantic Giant Pumpkin
> Weigh-Off at Bear Wallow Farm near Nancy in Pulaski County.
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> Zoning Change For Ethanol Plant Approved
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> A zoning change has been approved by the Henderson City-County
> Planning Commission for an ethanol plant on the Henderson-Webster
> County line.
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
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> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> Despite a few passing high clouds this afternoon, we have managed
> once again to stay dry across the Bluegrass. This has allowed
> temperatures to warm into the lower and mid 80’s across the board.
> A warming trend still looks to be on tap through Saturday as
> moisture and heat return on southerly winds. Tomorrow’s high could
> very easily approach 90 in our southern counties. We will put
> isolated showers back into the forecast as afternoon cloud
> development could spit out a few sprinkles with the heating of the
> day. Our best shot for rain accompanies another cold front by next
> Monday-Wednesday time frame. This should also be the the time-frame
> that our temperatures cool down at least back to normal!
> -Lauren
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Cool Pumpkins
I received an email from this morning which contained some neat images of pumpkin carvings.
While I was unable to find a page on the ‘net that had all of those particular images, I did find one that had most of the same pictures…
Check ’em out here:
One Hurt, 4 Cows Killed In Accident (WLEX NEWS)
From WLEX 18 News:
| Person Injured, Four Cows Killed In Accident | ||
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One person was injured and four cows were killed after an overnight accident in Harrison County.
The sheriff’s department says a van crashed into the cows along Kentucky 36, and after the driver got out of his van, a pickup truck slammed into it. The pickup’s driver was taken to a local hospital with non life-threatening injuries. The sheriff’s department says the road is open, but crews will be back on the scene later this morning to remove the dead cattle. |
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Coffeebreak
There will not be a run-down of this morning’s Coffeebreak… Sorry.. I went to sell plasma this morning, and was only able to hear the first fifteen minutes of the broadcast before losing reception of the signal… I can, however, inform you that Rick’s guest was Jack Keith, and that during that first fifteen minutes they spoke about that “G” sticker…
New Kentucky 'Great Pumpkin' Weighs More Than 1,000 Pounds (2064)
New Kentucky ‘Great Pumpkin’ Weighs More Than 1,000 Pounds
Two state records fell at the inaugural Atlantic Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off at Bear Wallow Farm near Nancy in Pulaski County.
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FW: WKYT – October 3, 2007
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> U.S Marshals Track Lexington Sex Offender To Texas
>
> Four months after a convicted sex offender from Lexington skipped
> town, U.S. Marshals arrested him in San Antonio, Texas.
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> Laurel County Teen Finds Motorcycle Victim
>
> by Phil Pendleton
>
> Tyler Salva says his bus ride to school is usually a long one. He
> was about to fall asleep Tuesday morning when he saw something
> he’ll probably never forget.
>
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> Dogs Up For Debate In Lexington
>
> Lexington residents got the chance to lets loose on the city’s dog
> laws Tuesday night. About 35 people came out to the meeting of the
> Mayor’s dog task force at the Government Center.
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> Police Say Taser Saved Man’s Life
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> Georgetown police say they used a taser to subdue a man threatening
> to commit suicide Tuesday morning.
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> This Year’s Forest Fire Season May Be Worst In KY History
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> We’re barely into this year’s forest fire season and already
> firefighters say this could be one of the worst in Kentucky history.
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>
> As another cold front approaches late this evening and throughout
> the day Wednesday, expect a few additional clouds in the afternoon
> tomorrow. A stray shower cannot be ruled out, although this front
> should be fairly dry. Southerly flow really picks up Thursday and
> Friday and this will not only bring up humidity levels, it will
> also cause temperatures to warm!! The end of the week looks toasty
> with highs in the upper 80’s. Despite a slight chance of a stray
> shower Thursdsay, our best shot for rain still looks to come into
> the picture for the weekend. The position of an area of high
> pressure that will set up across the region Thursday will be the
> key factor in determining how strong this front will be. If the
> high pressure stands firm, this system will go up and around us
> like previous systems. However, if the high pressure weakens, we
> could actually see a decent shot of cooler air. We will have to see
> how the models handle this forecast in the next few runs.
> -Lauren
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