that shifted the investigation to lewisburg. >> we knew he was there then. at least the car was there and we went down we started pounding doors and talking to people. we got confirmation from people and some of the businesses who had actually seen ray and they saw him several hours throughout the day. >> they began building a time line of ray's movements in lewisburg. it wasn't easy because there was another mini cooper owner in town that day. shawn weaver was the chief of the bellefonte police department and he joined the force shortly after ray disappeared, and he says he knows he investigation inside out. >> there was a lot of sightings of another individual we later found out who he was. he was in a restaurant eating it was not ray been another guy that has a mini cooper. >> it was a dead end. tony is ray's nephew. he lived in dayton, ohio. when he heard his uncle was missing, got in his car, collected his brother, and began driving to pennsylvania. >> at the time without we need to get there as quick as we can to see what assistance we can provide. >>

there's quite a few of them up in lewisburg up in nova scotia, not a popular design. this is one of those bayonets that i cringe when i go to reenactments and i see a ton of re-enactors with them because. it's such a cool thing. everybody wants to carry one, but they were kind of obsolete by about 1740. there weren't that many of them out there. french bayonets are fairly simple up until we get to the american revolutionary period and in starting in the late 1760s, the french you know what the biggest problem we're having with our bayonets is keeping them on the muskets. how do we do that? so if you look at the lower left, you'll see that the 1769, a 71 pattern, they came up with an idea that if we if have this rotating locking ring, we can actually keep the bayonet, the musket. and you know something, it worked. the only other thing they eventually did, if you look the lower right hand, you'll see the m17 77. by the time of the revolution, this is the standard bayonet being used by the french forces at the time. they just moved that locking ring into the middle of, t

honor of disability awareness month we celebrate the inspiring work of the blue apron coffee shop in lewisburg, north carolina. since creating blue-collar coffee shop, ell and pace sells have provideed many employment opportunities for those with developmental and other disabilities. they have employed over 16 individuals, helping them gain meaningful skills and confidence while fostering an inclusive work environment where everyone has a chance to thrive. allen page's dedication to creating opportunities and building a more inclusive community is nothing short of remarkable. their work transforms lives, opening doors, and breaking down barriers. one cup of coffee at a time. thank you al and paige, and thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023 is, the gentlewoman from arizona, ms. leger fernandezo -- ms. less co-is recognized -- ms. lesko is recognized for 60 minutes. ms. lesko: i ask all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and submit extraneous material