Some of that salt is shipped from as far away as the Caribbean to ports in Baltimore and Chesapeake. Drew Levinson checks it out. And through the magic of computers, Christopher Reeve can be seen walking again this weekend. A downtown Danville bank was robbed this morning. Police say a man jumped over the counter at the Peoples Bank on Market Street, took some money from a teller's drawer, leaped back over the counter and ran away.
Police say the suspect is about five feet, ten inches tall, with a stocky build.
He was wearing a green stocking cap, and a plaid or dark overcoat. They've missed the mark only once in the last 50 years, and this weekend students at Washington and Lee University will attempt to extend an impressive streak. Since 1908, Students at Washington and Lee have attempted to predict the presidential nominee for the political party out of power. With more than 1600 delegates this year, organizers say the convention is evidence that young people ARE interested in the political process. What began this morning with a parade through downtown Lexington, concludes tomorrow with a speech by the 1996 nominee Bob Dole, and the students' prediction of the Republican presidential and vice-presidential nominees.