Fred Johnson

Staffordshire, England, 2009.

Metal detecting enthusiast and amateur treasure hunter Terry Herbert was searching the land of farmer Fred Johnson when his metal detector picked something up.

Digging in the spot, Herbert found gold.

Like, literally.

Perhaps the items were buried to keep them out of the hands of their owner's foes.

Or maybe they were buried after the death of his successor, Ulfhyr, in 675.

As for Terry Herbert and Fred Johnson, the farmer who found the land he found the golden? Well, the two apparently weren't on great terms after the topic of money came up.

Especially since that topic weighed out to be 3.3 million pounds, or roughly 4 million dollars.

This is going to be on both defenses in this game on Monday.

Ben Johnson, if I were Eagle fans, and Dennis Allen's a pretty damn good defensive coordinator, they're going to come up with a way like they did last year.

They're going to have to have long, sustained drives in this ball game on Monday night if Chicago's going to remain competitive.

Hey, by the way, The Commanders and the Titans were awful competitive in both football games.

What did he find out? Symington told him the saucers were bunk.

Secretary Johnson admitted they had some pictures.

We had heard about a secret photograph taken at Harmon Field, Newfoundland.

The tip said this saucer scared hell out of some pilots and Air Force men up there.

The date was June twenty-fourth, nineteen forty-seven.

On this same day, there was another saucer report, which received very little notice.

A Portland prospector named Fred Johnson, who was working up in the Cascade Mountains, spotted five or six disks banking in the sun.

He watched them through his telescope several seconds.

It appears they have an unlikely ally.

Legislator Fred Johnson of Westfield who is a member of the Audit Control Committee and describes himself as a fiscal conservative, stated at the recent committee meeting that he would no longer support resolutions that use money from the county's reserves to offset shortfalls.

Instead, he said he wants other departments' budgets cut and only use the unappropriated fund balance for the true emergencies.

While the amount fluctuates because of investments and expenditures, the county's fund balance has been reported between $30 to $35 million.