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Aviation Park Addition

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ONE OF BOWLING GREEN’S PARKS HAS A NEW ADDITION.   LAST NIGHT CREWS TRANSPORTED THE T-38 TALON TO ITS NEW LOCATION AT AVIATION HERITAGE PARK.

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THE NASA JET IS THE FIFTH ADDITION TO THE PARK LOCATED OFF THREE SPRINGS ROAD.    PEOPLE CAME OUT TO SEE THE JET AND ENJOY THE FINAL DAY OF SUMMER.

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(oh, just beautiful weather here, blue skies, light breeze. We uh had an opportunity and some time to take a look at the new addition to the aviation park.)

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NASA ASTRONAUT AND U-S MARINE TERRY WILCUTT FLEW THE PLANE IN HIS CAREER.   PARK PRESIDENT JIM WRIGHT SAYS THE PLANE IS ON DISPLAY IN HIS HONOR.   WILCUT IS AN ALUMN OF W-K-U.    OTHER ASTRONAUTS SUCH AS NEIL ARMSTRONG HAVE FLOWN THE T-38 TALON.

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Aviation Heritage Park welcomed a new addition to its display. Crews transported the T-38 Talon Sunday, September 21st, night. The NASA jet is the 5th addition to he park just off Three Springs Road. A couple of Bowling Green residents came out to enjoy the weather and to see the aircraft. Jim Wright, Park President, says the planes are on display in honor of Terry Wilcutt who is a NASA Astronaut, WKU alumni, and former U.S. Marine. The jet has also been flown by other astronauts such as Neil Armstrong.

 

 

Missing Woman

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AUTHORITIES ARE EXHAUSTING ALL RESOURCES IN ONE RECOVERY OPERATION IN RICHARDSVILLE. JUSTIN FAIRCLOTH HAS THE STORY…

 

 

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Searchers are still looking for a woman in the barren river. Melissa Trent went missing Monday afternoon while fishing in the greencastle area. Witnesses tell official the boat was caught by currents near the damn sending them over the falls. The man who was in the boat with her survived and was released from the hospital. However, the search for the woman continues. Authorities are using as many volunteers and resources as the can. Several counties have joined in the search.

 

SB: we’ve searched the majority of the river, uh going north, all the way to the butler county line. We’ve used some air support today. Uh, we’ve used uh boats, we’ve used some swift water teams, and some instructors from within the state to actually work the dam area.

 

The majority of the aid is from volunteers wanting to help in any way possible. One WKU student and instructor are using underwater camera equipment in the search.

 

SB: So what we have is a underwater submersible that has a high-def. on board camera. Uh, when tethered to the controller uh the operator can then monitor what it’s viewing through the camera. It also has a built in digital video recorder, uh so that later we can explore the footage and just see if there was something that we’ve missed.

 

Though days into the search, some friends still cling to a little hope.

 

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As the search continues, so does their heartache. The family just wants their loved-one back so they can have some peace. Melissa’s mothers say she never thought she would have to bury her daughter. Melissa’s daughter never thought she would lose her mother so soon.

 

Justin Faircloth, News 12.

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THE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO BRINGING THEIR MELISSA HOME.

 

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Authorities are exhausting all resources in a recovery operation in Richardsville, KY. News Channel 12 reporter Justin Faircloth went out with searcher on the barren river. 39 year-old Melissa Trent has been missing has been missing since Monday, April 28th, while fishing in the Greencastle area. Witnesses told officials the boat was caught by currents near the dam, which sent them over the falls. The man who was in the boat with her, 47 year-old Robert Lindsey, survived and has been released from the hospital. Authorities are using as many volunteers and resources from surrounding counties to aid the search.

 

One member of the search crew spoke to us about the search, “we’ve searched the majority of the river, uh going north, all the way to the butler county line. We’ve used some air support today. Uh, we’ve used uh boats, we’ve used some swift water teams, and some instructors from within the state to actually work the dam area.”

WKU lended what resources it could to help in the search. The engineering department used underwater submersibles with high-def cameras to search below the water’s surface.

Though days into the search, the loved ones of Melissa Trent still hold on to hope. Melissa’s mother says she never thought she would have to bury her daughter. Melissa’s daughter never thought she would lose her mother so soon. The family thanks all who are aiding in the search to bring their dear Melissa back home.