William Carter, Jr.

William Carter, Jr., 93, of Huntington, WV, passed away peacefully on Thursday Feb. 8, 2018. He was born on June 12, 1924 in Harvey, WV.

He was preceded in death by his parents Martha Sherman Carter and William Carter; sons William Carter, III and Dirk Shawn Carter; brother Corburn Carter; and sister Beatrice Nellous.

William retired after 35 years from the Standard Ultamarines now called BASF as an electrician. He was a World War II Veteran where he was part of different conveys in England, France Belgium and Germany. He also delivered necessary supplies to the front lines. He attended Barnett Elementary and Douglass High School. He loved to roller skate, build model airplanes,take pictures and golf. Family and friends loved to drop by for his famous pancakes. He was a devoted member of First Baptist Church for over 50 years. He was an ambassador of his assisted living residence where he loved to greet people.

He leaves behind to mourn his loss his bride Gladys Carter of 70 years; daughter April Carter Dawson of Canal Winchester, Ohio; five grandchildren; two great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other family members and friends.

Funeral service will be conducted 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018 at First Baptist Church, Huntington, WV with Pastor Donte Jackson officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, WV. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the church.

Condolences may be expressed to the family at ehallfuneralhome.com.

Article source: https://www.wvnews.com/obituaries/william-carter-jr/article_1b9a0802-0f88-11e8-af70-9fe0a60ebc6f.html

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Women’s club helps families with kids in hospital…more community news – The San Diego Union

PHOTO: More than a dozen members of GFWC Contemporary Women of North County (CWONC) recently volunteered at Ronald McDonald House. The group prepared and served lunch for families spending days and nights with their sick kids at Rady Children’s Hospital. Back row: Linda Breen (left), Nancy Liu, Natalie Kuhlman, Kathy Shattuck, Kathy Michaels, Gina Ensalaco, Sue Walsh and Barbara Douglas. Front row: Jean Smithers (left), Sandy Rabago, Carol Ensalaco, Pam Irwin and Rosa Ruiz. Visit cwonc.org.

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Russian airline grounds several jets after crash left 71 dead

Wading through knee-deep snow, hundreds of emergency workers searched a vast field near Moscow on Monday for remains of the 71 victims from the crash of a Russian airliner, and aviation experts began deciphering the jet’s two flight recorders.

Investigators quickly ruled out a terrorist attack in Sunday’s crash of the An-148 regional jet bound for Orsk in the southern Urals. The air disaster has reignited questions, however, about the twin-engine plane that was developed jointly by Russia and Ukraine but phased out of production amid the political crisis between the neighbours.

The recovery operation could take a week because of heavy snow at the crash site near Moscow, Russian authorities say. (Tatyana Makeyeva/Reuters)

The model has a spotty safety record, with one previous crash and a string of major incidents in which pilots struggled to land safely. The carrier, Saratov Airlines, has grounded several other An-148s in its fleet pending the crash investigation.

The plane crashed several minutes after taking off from Moscow’s Domodedovo airport, and all 65 passengers and the crew of six were killed when the aircraft hit the ground and exploded in a giant fireball.

Fuel tanks exploded on impact

The Investigative Committee, Russia’s top agency for looking into such disasters, said that before the crash, the plane was intact and there had been no fire on board. Officials would not speculate on possible causes.

The plane’s fuel tanks exploded on impact, gouging a deep crater and scattering wreckage across 30 hectares, according to the Emergencies Ministry, which used drones to direct

Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/russian-plane-crash-investigation-1.4531347

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Russia plane crash responders find 200 body parts

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Article source: https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/12/europe/russia-plane-crash-intl/index.html

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Remember When? "Heatless Monday" order ends

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What Americans Find Most Surprising About Europe

To many people, it may come as no surprise that Europe is different than America. The culture is different. The streets are different. The times that people eat are different.

Travelers, however, sometimes forget about those differences while hunting for the closest Starbucks, expecting ice in their glass of water, or begrudgingly paying to use the bathroom.

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One redditor recently asked Americans what their “biggest WTF moment” was while in Europe.

The commenters delivered.

One traveler saw a man throw a trident into the sea in Greece and pull out a live octopus.

Americans were aghast at how seriously soccer — or football — is taken across the ocean. When attending a soccer game in Italy, one traveler was shocked that which team you’re rooting for determines where you sit in the stadium. Oh, and also, “people were setting things on fire.”

Others observed that beer is half the price of water in certain parts of the continent.

But there were plenty of lovely takeaways, as well, like one redditor who commented on the sanctity of Sundays in Europe, when practically every establishment shuts down. While in Germany, “the fields were just full of people doing stereotypical free time activities: afternoon strolls, kites and model airplanes, fishing, etc.”

Other Americans were shocked by the preservation of historic buildings in Europe.

Article source: http://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-news/wtf-culture-shock-moments-in-europe

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