FLORIDA TODAY, Sunday, July 6, 2003 Help! Jaye Wright Project preserves war stories CNN had a short story about a World War I veterans history project that was requesting stories, articles and pictures for the Library of Congress. I have many articles from a relative starting from Dec. 7, 1941, and want to donate them in my uncle's behalf. I need an address. E.M., Cocoa Beach According to the Library of Congress' Folk Life Center, there are 19 million war veterans living in the United States today, but every day we lose 1,500 of them.
Motivated by a desire to honor the nation's war veterans for their service and to collect their stories and experiences while they are still among us, the United States Congress created the Veterans History Project. American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress has been authorized by law to collect and preserve audio- and videotaped oral histories, along with documentary materials such as letters, diaries, maps, photographs and home movies, of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them. The Veterans History Project covers World War World War II, and the Korean, Vietnam and Persian Gulf wars. It includes all participants in those wars men and women, civilian and military. The Web site, www.loc.gov/Lottery said inquiries or materials should be mailed to: The Veterans History Project, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress, 101 Independence Ave.
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Pack emergency supplies in your vehicle and leave immediately on your preplanned route. Tomorrow: Hurricane tip No. 12: Before the storm Protecting your home. Looking for hard-to-find items or answers? Send details to P.O. Box 419000, Melbourne, FL 32941-9000 or fax, (321) 255-9550, e-mail at Requests must be in writing.
No phone calls. Answers appear in this column only. News of record lists public record information filed with government agencies. Information was compiled from Brevard County courthouses. Marriage licenses Marriage licenses Michael Ray Hopper, 40, Palm Bay, and Melanie Ann Kemmler, 40, Palm Bay.
Torez Lavon Hughes, 31, Winston-Salem, N.C., and Deborah Irene Belcher, 29, WinstonSalem. Jason Alexander Infurna, 35, Palm Bay, and Kathryn Lynn Mott, 33, Palm Bay. Joseph Martin Jennings 33, Lawrenceville, and Amy Darlene Killian, 27, Grayson, Ga. Bryan William Johnson, 29, Cocoa, and Danielle Michelle McCoy, 23, Cocoa. Andreas Heinz Kirbach, 35, Cocoa Beach, and Michele Mary Mallett, 35, Cocoa Beach.
Robert William Kiser, 28, Melbourne, and Marlene Dawn Ferrall, 27, Melbourne. Bobby Gene Lacer 29, Henderson, and Eileen Mary Lerner, 24, Henderson. Nicholas Hoy Lewis, 25, North Canton, Ohio, and Angela Dawn Hawkins, 25, North Canton. Lonell Dee Layne Logan, 48, Melbourne, and Jodie Christine Bullock, 29, Melbourne. Christian Lee Lozada, 20, Merritt Island, and Shanna Marie Kendall, 20, Merritt Island.
Daryn Alexander Lucas, 32, Christmas, and Michelle Irene Tompkins, 24, Christmas. Dennis Daniel MacKee, 52, Palm Bay, and Gabriela Barbara Lottery Mega Money Associated Press TALLAHASSEE No tickets matched the four winning numbers plus the Mega Ball number in the Mega Money game, the Florida Lottery said Saturday. Twenty-one tickets won $616 for picking four numbers; 81 tickets won $372.50 for picking three plus the Mega Ball number; 2,335 tickets won $55 for picking three; 1,748 tickets won $24.50 for picking two numbers plus the Mega Ball; and 53,227 tickets won $1 for picking two. The numbers drawn Friday night were 7-16-17-31. Mega Ball: 18.
Fantasy 5 payouts TALLAHASSEE No tickets matched all five numbers in the Fantasy 5 game and the jackpot rolled down to the tickets who correctly matched 4-of-5 numbers, the Florida Lottery said Saturday. The 246 tickets matching four of five numbers will collect $1,032 each. Another 7,739 tickets matching three won $12.50, and 80,061 tickets won a Quick Pick ticket for picking two. The numbers drawn Friday night were 4-22-27-35-36. Piskernik, 43, Palm Bay.
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Edward Wayne Tarbell, 36, Melbourne, and Tamara Jayne Stockdreher, 41, Melbourne. Donald Stearns Taylor 55, Melbourne, and Patricia Ann Rollins, 55, Melbourne. Wayne Arthur Thronson, 59, Merritt Island, and Cheryl Lynn Chambers, 49, Merritt Island. James Richard Tolley, 46, Palm Bay, and Dana Leslie Andrukaitis, 39, Palm Bay. Christopher James Wells, 27, Means, and Jennifer Lynn Smallwood, 26, Frenchburg, Ky.
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