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ruunnr *" t PUBC c L » » ^ 7 4 WA » N MY H * * 8 WHERE THE HISTORY OF YOU* .- . ^ u K U t D WEEKLY An Offiriaf Newspaper of The Incorporated Village of Farmingdale — Serving Greater Parmingdale. Bethpage and Melville RVER Wc VOL. 8 N O . 5 2 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 • Published'by THE OBSERVER, INC., Box 146, Farmingdale, N. Y.- T h u r s d a y , AligUSt 1 9 , 1 9 71 School Budget Accepted Library Downed Again Schools Are off Austerity- An other Library Vote Unlikely Farmingdale school district voters, in their inscrutable wisdom, accepted yesterday the school budget, which calls for a tax increase of over $ 70.00 per year to the average home owner, and defeated the library budget, which would have raised taxes by something like $ 1.20 per year. The vote on the school budget was 2822 in favor and 2196 opposed. The library budget went down with 2563 negative and 2428 affirmative ballots. The total turnout numbered 5053. A GREAT DAY for picnicers was last Sunday, when the Farmingdale Republican Club did just that - hold a picnic. Some 1100 people came to the Chateau in Wyandanch, among them, as our picture shows, Michael Binning, 6, of 7467 Lockwood Avenue. He is helping Larry Grella, who as co- chairman of the event was primarily responsible for feeding the hungry masses, to prepare the new and fresh corn for cooking. ( More picture*; on the back page). This was the third round of voting for both the school and library budget. Of the newly enfranchised young voters between 18 and 20 years of age, 345 had registered and 249 actually cast their ballot. According to one estimate, approximately 2000 young people between 18- 20 live in the Farmingdale school district and were eligible for registration and subsequently lor voting. As it turned out, the presence of the 249 new young voters did not, at least in the case of the school budget, spell the difference between acceptance or rejection. In accordance with a resolution previously adopted by the school board, the Farmingdale school district is immediately off austerity. The budget adopted on Wed-nf • ' Jav calls fr- r expenditures in the amount of $ 23,115,928, an increase of slightly over $ 1.5 mill, over last year's budget. The new school tax rate will be $ 13.11 in the Town of Oyster Bay part of the district, and $ 20.41 in the Town of Babylon part. Compared to the budget which was defeated twice before, the budget now adopted is lower by $ 111,800. This cut resulted in a decrease in the originally proposed tax rate of approximately 12 cents per $ 100 assessed valuation. While the school administration can now go ahead with the implementation of its educational program for the new school year, the library board finds itself at a dead end. According to law, the library must return to the last operating budget if a proposed new budget is not accepted. This return to the last budget actually means a Bus Co. Quits Farmingdale Route Stage Coach Lines Stop Service to Bethpage and Hicksville on August 22 Public Transportation in Nassau County, already decimated by the foldi. ng of other bus companies, will experience another set- back on August 22. The Stage Coach Lines, Inc. have just announced discontinuance of their services on the following routes: Massapequa - Hicksville - Farmingdale - Bethpage- Hicksville; Hicksville - Bethpage - . Massapequa; and Bellmore - North Bellmore - Levittown. Services will stop after midnight of Sunday, August 22. Stage Coach Lines have been Executive and the Board of operating these routes under a Temporary Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity since August 1970 when Mid- Island Transport Co. went into bankruptcy. In his release announcing the end of services, John R. Carter, President of Stage Coach Lines, Inc. had this to say Supervisors in a plan to guarantee for continuance of operations without curtailment of service and without increase in lares. Again at the end of June and the first part of July, we attempted to interest the Nassau County Executive and the Board of Supervisors in the same proposition, after apprising them " Despite our best efforts, () 1 worsening conditions." On the heel of the announcement by the Farmingdale-based Stage Coach Lines comes a warning from Bee Line Inc. of Rockville Centre: unless something is done by the Nassau County administration - and soon - Bee Line as well as another major bus company, Schenck Transportation, will be forced to cut back service Bee Lines' Executive Vice-president James F. Conway points to a study published by Nassau County Planning Commission which included the following paragraph: " A viable bus transit system has the inherent flexibility that a fixed road bed system could never hope to achieve. Compared to previous alternatives the relative cost of Obtaining massive improvement via this method is extremely low." County Executive Ralph G. Caso reacted sharply to Convay's and Carter's statement. Claiming that the County has come up with a marketing program to bolster the faltering routes, Caso said: " I believe that Carter and Conway are trying to hold a gun to the county's head with this tactic. Their approach has to be construed as insincere when judged in light of the continuing plans to help their operation." operations on these routes are not producing enough revenue to cover out- of- pocket costs, and this is having a severe adverse effect on the total financial picture of this Company. Sound business judgment dictates they cannot and must not be continued. " We have been aware of these losing operations for some time. Last March we attempted to interest the Nassau County New Student Registration Registration for new residents and transfer students in all grades and all schools in the Farmingdale district will be conducted this Friday, August 20, in Weldon E. Howitt Junior High School from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Parents registering their children should bring report cards from the previous school and proof of residence in the Farmingdale school District Support for the President Caso Orders Immediate Wage Freeze for County Workers President Nixon's new economic policies were favorably received by the County Executive, by the Town of Oyster Bay and by Industry. Regarding Mr. Nixon's proposal County Executive Ralph G. Caso stated: Drastic and dramatic action has been taken by President Nixon. If sanity and stability are to be restored to our economic situation, it is necessary. He must be supported in his effort to accomplish this. " Accordingly, I am ordering further continuation of the job freeze in Nassau County and an immediate wage freeze on all county employees for 90 days in keeping with the President's edict." The Long Island Association of Commerce and Industry offered the following statement: " There is general unanimity within the Long Island business community of support for the program outlines Sunday evening by President Nixon. " While ( he medicine prescribed is not univer sally looked upon as 100 percent palatable, it is obvious that the control placed on the economy at this time is both necessary and desirable. Hopefully, we can expect nothing but good and stabilizing results from this action. It can be expected that business leaders will give overall support to this program and abide by the restrictions set forth in President Nixon's speech. " It can be hoped that in the months immediately ahead, the economy will have a chance to re- orient itself into a more realistic growth pattern that will have long range beneficial effects for all. Likewise, it will be hoped that beginning within the next 90 days, it will be possible to establish guide lines in the areas of wages and prices which can be realistically followed to keep the economy on course." The Town of Oyster Bay so far has issued no Official statement on the new economic proposals and decisions. Further guidelines are awaited before any measures will be taken to implement the program. Sources close to Town Supervisor John w. Burke describe him as " generally in favor of the president's action" return to the budget that was in effect during the fiscal year 1966/ 67. Since then, all budget proposals were rejected by the voters. Theoretically the library could still operate on the 1966 67 budget in the year 2000. Theoretically the library could also go back to the voters once more. Such a course seems highly unlikely, however. Speaking for themselves' library trustees Callahan and Jacovsky stated that they consider it highly unlikely that a board majority could be mustered that would favor another round of balloting. Had it not been for the fact that the school board called for a third vote and thereby offered the library the opportunity to hitch a ' free ride, even this library budget vote might not have been, Jacovsky declared. He regretted the fact that ihe library is apparently still paying the price for past controversies and saw as a hopeful development the fact that the library budget was rejected by the smallest margin in its long string of defeats. Library Establishes Book Memorial Fund The Farmingdale Public Library has established a book memorial fund in the name of Lyman Van Nostrand, who died last week in Bennington, Vermont. Donations to the Library in his name will be used to buy books in subject areas where his varied interests lay. Mr. Van Nostrand, a life long resident of Farmingdale, was formerly co- owner and prprietor of the Farmingdale Grocers Store on Main Street. He was a staunch suporter of the public library, particularly through his wife, Myra Van Nostrand, who was a charter member of the Board of Trustees, serving from 1952 to 1967. Youngsters to Hold Dystrophy Carnival Youngsters from the Farmingdale area are planning a carnival against distrophy to raise funds for research and patient service programs of Muscular Distrophy Associations of America. John Reitan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Reitan will serve as ringmaster at 33 Park-dale Drive, assisted by Robert Palasciano, Gary Glass and James Reitan. The carnival begins at 1: 00 p. m. and will feature such games as bowling on the green, bottle drop, marble shoot, pie toss and tennis ball toss.
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Famous artists who haven't won Grammys
By Nate Jackson
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The Who
Talking about "My Generation" wasn't enough for the Who to get Grammy love over a nearly five-decade career. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Grammy Foundation in 2001, but that's it. Contrast that with the Beatles, who won seven.
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Today we have a guest post from TechRepublic Senior Editor Jody Gilbert.
For the record, I don't scritch around in a tea-stained cardigan squinting over my co-workers' shoulders with admonitions like, "Uh, Toni, misplaced comma!" or "Aw man, Bill, that's a hideously deformed sentence frag!" I mean, how often am I even in the office?
And whenever I venture out on a rant like this one, I squeeze into an apologetic Kevlar vest of a disclaimer: Yeah, yeah, I KNOW language is fluid and needs room to change to accommodate new technology and cultural shifts. But sometimes, fluid is STOOPID. (Floopid: Neologism. See, I too am fluid.)
But this mindless compression of verbs and prepositions into some kind of superverb really needs to stop. So here comes the rant.
Verbs often have helper prepositions that follow them. For instance, "Clean up." As in, "Clean up the server room before anyone sees this mess." Sometimes, you don't need those helpers. (That's a separate issue.) But if you use them, they don't need to be bevel-jointed to their verb.
It's not, "Cleanup the server room." If it were, you'd end up with conjugations like this:
- Mattie is cleanupping the server room.
- We already cleanupped the server room.
So you know, that's just silly language squishing.
Here are some of the major offenders I see every day. Note that when you use them as nouns or modifiers instead of in verb form, eliminating the space is fine.
Shut down
- No: Did you shutdown the workstation first?
- Yes: Did you shut down the workstation first?
- Yes: The shutdown procedure was interrupted.
Back up
- No: Make sure you backup the registry.
- Yes: Make sure you back up the registry.
- Yes: Make sure you have a registry backup.
Set up
- No: Before you setup your connection, check with IT.
- Yes: Before you set up your connection, check with IT.
- Yes: IT will handle your wireless setup.
- No: Be sure to logoff after completing the online transaction.
- Yes: Be sure to log off after completing the online transaction.
- Yes: Explain the logoff process to the new guy.
Rant along with me
Does this kind of thing drive you mad? Or do you think it's the depths of OCD depravity? Share your thoughts.
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Jody Gilbert has been writing and editing technical articles for the past 20 years, including a stint with The Cobb Group/ZD Journals. In 1998, she won Ziff-Davis' Chairman's Circle Award for Editorial Excellence for her work as author of several Microsoft Office how-to publications.


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He was a coach, a teacher, an administrator and a trusted friend to many.
Dr. Jack Nicholson was a lot of things to many people, and he changed many lives for the better during his career in education.
The former superintendent of the Yazoo County School District died Wednesday at age 69. Nicholson will be remembered by many Yazooans for his work to improve education and for helping many others achieve their goals.
"He was a person who didn't care about race or how much money someone had," said Rose Nicholson, his wife of 49 years. "He was fair with everyone and always encouraged everyone to continue their education and succeed to the fullest of the their ability."
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WEDNESDAY, February 27, 1867.The House met at 9 o'clock.
Mr. BELFORD moved, ineffectually, to dispense with the reading of the journal of yesterday.
The journal, in its most material sections, haying been read and approved -
Messrs. Skidmore, Wason, Chambers, White, Hamilton, Martin, Geisendorf, Wolfe, Foulke, Douglass, McCarty,Williams,Van Valkenburgh, Smith of Wabash, Ervin,Long of Jackson, Lopp, Blanch, Long of Kosciusko, Ferris and Ratliff, severally presented petitions for liquor prohibition, which were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. MOORE presented the petition of citizens of St. Paul, near the Decatur and Shelby county line, asking for a change of the line between those counties for school district accommodation of the town of St. Paul. It was referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
Mr. BOBO presented a paper in regard to city taxes, which was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. PRATHER presented a paper in reference to the Morgan raid, which was referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr. GRIGGS presented a paper from citizens of Madison county, remonstrating against the passage of the Senate bill No. 152, legalizing county bounty bonds - reasoning against it as an attempt to carry a fraudulent measure. It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. FOULKE presented a memorial from the State Temperance Convention in session yesterday in this city, in behalf of the Good Templars, for prohibitory liquor legislation: which was read and referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. NEWCOMB presented papers in the claims of Daniel Keedy and others, which were referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr. NEWCOMB, from the Committee on Ways and Means, returned Mr. Hughes' bill [H. R. 46] for the relief of Alfred Williams, late Treasurer of Brown county, [from paying lost revenue to the amount of $1,279 81 without recommending any action thereon.
Mr. McLEAN, from the Committee on Education, returned Mr. Wolfe's bill [H. R.153] to repeal the 15th section of the act creating a State Normal School, with an amendment by way of substitute, recommending its passage.
Mr. SMITH, of Lagrange, from the Judiciary, returned Mr. Miller's docket fees amendment bill [H. R. 297] recommending its passage.
Mr. LITSON, from the Joint Committee on Military Affairs, reported on the Adjutant General's office - recommending the Adjutant General's suggestion of the publication of a supplementary volume of his Report. They report unfavorably to the suggestions for publishing the roll of the Indiana Legion, &c. And they commend the general condition of the Adjutant General's office - its affairs having been administered with economy, ability and entire success. They commend the Adjutant General for the continued prosecution and settlement of military claims. They also recommend an appropriation. It was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. MARTIN, from the Committee on Fees and Salaries, returned the county surveyor's and county commissioner's bill, No. 194.
Mr.SCHAMMAHORN, from the Committee on Rights and Privileges, returned a joint resolution No 44, recommending its passage.
Mr. CHAMBERS, from the Committee on Corporations, returned Mr. Newcomb's bill [H. R. 239] supplemental to the law for the taxation of land in cities, with an amendment, recommending its passage.
He also returned Mr. Green's Aurora and Loughery turnpike bill, [H. R. 239] recommending its passage.
He also returned the Manufacturing and Mining Company bill, [S. 191] recommending its passage.
Mr. PEELLE, from the select committee thereon, returned the resolution touching the office of the last Public Printer,submitting facts and figures, leaving the House to draw conclusions. The gross expense for printing, paper and binding for the year 1866 amounts to upwards of $96,000. By a comparison with the accounts of other States, the committee came to the conclusion that the State has been throwing away money in the purchase of paper; hence they recommend legislation making it the duty of the Secretary of State to purchase paper, and they submit a bill [H. R. 331] for an act requiring the Secretary of State to purchase the paper for the Public Printer, authorizing it to be bought - requiring the Printer to account for all paper coming into his hands - and compensating the Secretary of State for such service. It was read, and passed to the second reading.
Mr. WASON introduced a bill [H. R. 332] page: 336[View Page 336] for an act to amend the 28th section of the act to incorporate the Vevay, Mount Sterling and Versailles turnpike company; which was read and referred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. STAFFORD introduced a bill [H. R. 333] for an act to regulate the rate per mile to be charged by all railroad corporations in the State of Indiana for the transportation of passengers, and other matters properly connected therewith. [It proposes 31/2 cents per mile for each passenger; provided that 15 cents may be charged where the distance between stations is less than 2 miles, and 25 cents where the stations are less than 4 miles apart. Penalty for violation - $100 to be paid into the County Clerk's office for the benefit of common schools.
Mr. STAFFORD moved ineffectually to dispense with the constitutional restriction - yeas 52, nays 37 - two-thirds not voting in the affirmative.
Mr. STAFFORD moved to make the bill the special order for to-morrow.
Mr. HUGHES moved that it be referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. HONNEUS said that it would be fatal to the bill to give it that reference. He animadverted on the inaction of the Committee on Railroads
Mr. CRAIN replied, defending the Committee, and rehearsing something of its action, and describing the three bills which they have reported. As to this bill, he would rather that it be referred to the gentleman from Clark [Mr. Honneus.]
Mr. HONNEUS spoke again, reiterating his statements, and adding others.
Mr. HARTMAN defended the Committee from the charges of Mr. Honneus.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH said, although this bill did not meet his approval, he regarded it as one of vital importance. But he opposed its reference, for want of time. He would prefer making it a special order, not later than ten o'clock to-morrow.
Mr. HUGHES-advised to refer, because it was advisable to have these railroad bills prepared with care, so that they will be able to stand judicial investigations. He withdrew his motion.
On motion of Mr. McFADIN, it was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. DUNN, from the Special Committee, to whom was referred the investigation of certain reports on Legislative Corruption, reported that under the resolution which requires the making of a specific charge, and the presence of the party accused, before the evidence can be heard, they find it utterly impossible for them to proceed, unless more power shall be granted them.
Mr. HUGHES moved that the special committee be discharged from the further consideration of the subject: But seeing opposition to the motion he withdrew it.
Mr. MOORE submitted the following:
WHEREAS, The committee appointed by this House to investigate certain matters of bribery and corruption, report that, by the terms of said resolution as amended, they find it impossible to proceed with the investigation; therefore
Resolved, That said committee shall have power to administer oaths, compel the attendance and examine witnesses, as nearly in accordance with the rules governing our grand jury system as is practicable, and all other power necessary to the obtaining of testimony in relation to said matters, if any there be ; and if the committee deem the evidence sufficiently strong, a specific charge shall be preferred against any and all parties implicated ; Provided, that in all cases where such charge shall be made, the accused shall have notice and an opportunity of appearing before the committee at any time before the discharge of said committee, and, having heard the testimony upon which said charge is based, shall have the right to compel the attendance of and examine witnesses in his own behalf, and to confront and cross-examine his accusers; and the committee shall report the result of their investigations.
Mr. MOORE deemed this matter of sufficient importance to authorize investigation. By the terms of the resolution creating the committee, before they can examine witnesses the charge must be made in writing, and the persons charged must be present. Under such restrictions it was impossible for them to proceed. By his resolution it proposed to give the committee power to compel the attendance of witnesses; and then, afterwards the accused maybe notified and have the privilege of confronting his accusers. In these days of corruption, so many propositions were sought to be carried by money, that herein he saw another reason for this inquisition. For this reason be desired this -committee to have this power - so that if there is corruption the country may know it.
Mr. McLEAN proposed to amend by inserting appropriately these words: "and the same shall be indorsed by the committee: 'A true bill. 'Signed, Foreman.'" Mr. McL. held that this matter was not a privileged question so far as to include action on the report.
The SPEAKER decided that the proceedings are in order.
On motion of Mr. WOODS, Mr. McLean's amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. HUGHES said the resolution organizing, the Committee but established the landmarks which guards the rights of new trial - guarding against ex parte examinations. But now that Committee, without specifying even the subjects which their investigation are to contemplate, and for most extraordinary and unlimited powers over the rights of the people of the State. The investigation should respect the rights of members of this House. He deprecated investigating Committees page: 337[View Page 337]stabbing in the dark. Gentlemen even decline to state whether they know of any facts to justify this investigation. To save time, he indicated a desire to move the previous question, which he did: (Mr. MILLER desiring to offer an amendment;) and there was a second, and the main question was ordered, viz: Shall the resolution be adopted?
The resolution was adopted - yeas 79, nays 14.
The SPEAKER announced the consideration of the special order, viz.: Mr. Hughes' bill [H. R. 316] to protect and indemnify officers and soldiers of the United States and officers and soldiers of the Indiana Legion for acts done in the military service of the United States, and in the service of the State of Indiana, and in enforcing the law and preserving the peace of the country.
Mr. HUGHES said he would move the previous question if gentlemen did not want to offer amendments. It was addressed to the majority on this floor. He proposed to turn the conduct of the measure over to those who have served in the field (as the gentleman from Boone and others); it was with them, and in the hands of the House.
Mr. O'NEIL proposed to make it the special order for Friday. On motion of Mr. NEWCOMB, the motion to postpone was laid, on the table yeas 58, nays 38.
Mr. NEWCOMB proposed to amend by inserting appropriately in the 8th section the following: "Except in actions for libel or slander."
Mr. ROSS proposed to amend by striking out section two. He said its provisions were new, and they should receive careful attention. He objected to the second section, in which it is provided that it shall be a sufficient defense for the arrest or detention of persons or property, to prove that the acts done or omitted were done or omitted under orders. What was the difference between a man with shoulder straps who had violated the law, and any other man? It may have been a crime of any class of enormity, but simply because the criminal is a soldier, that shall be his defense.
Mr. HUGHES said the provision simply protects the subordinate - not the officer in command.
Mr. ROSS alleged that the bill was without precedent in the legislation of the country.
Mr. BELFORD said that such a law was recently enacted in the State of North Carolina.
Mr. NEWCOMB said the gentleman's pleadings against the second section were inapplicable and unsound. He moved to lay the motion to strike out on the table.
It was so ordered - yeas 58, 35.
Mr. NEWCOMB proposed further to amend the bll as follows:
Strike out the sixth section and insert in lieu thereof the following: "The provisions of this act, except the first section, shall not apply in any case except where it is shown in evidence, that the orders of the military superior were clearly executed."
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH opposed the passage of the bill for the consideration that it was a disparagement of legislation.
Mr. NEWCOMB submitted questions to justify this legislation - as the Kentucky Legislature protecting guerrillas from the consequences of their acts.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH replied - alleging that he was in favor of the proper protection of soldiers, but if they have violated law, (as committing murder under military command,) should they not be punished as others?
Mr. GREEN insisted that the soldier is bound only to obey legal orders.
Mr. CAMPBELL denounced opposition.
Mr. McFADIN retorted deprecating the use of the word "copperhead." He would change the title ot the bill, and made it a bill to protect those who have unlawfully courtmartialed and condemned men to be hung. This bill was the most enormous of all. It was a partizan measure. The measure of a party not content with nearly all the Judges and officers, but they would make a law so as to prevent an honest Judge from doing justice. He hoped the bill would not pass, and was against the amendment.
Mr. HOSTETTER opposed the bill as more than an ordinary enormity. It was a proposition coming from an unhealthy political atmosphere. And he protested against its passage, as an invasion of the rights of citizens. He spoke regardless of party.
Mr. CRAIN demanded the previous question upon the amendment, and there was a second - affirmative 55; and the main question was ordered.
Mr. Newcomb's amendment was adopted yeas 61, nays 34.
Mr. MONTGOMERY proposed to amend by striking out section three.
Mr. O'NEIL proposed to amend by striking out all the first section after the enacting clause. Because it would amount to nothing, whether the law of Congress referred to be constitutional or not.
Mr. HUGHES. That provision was put in to meet the peculiar sensitiveness of some men.
On motion of Mr. MILLER the motion to strike out was laid on the table - yeas 60, nays 34.Mr. GORDON proposed to amend in the 8th section, by striking out these words: "it shall be the duty of;" and after the word page: 338[View Page 338] "Governor," inserting these: "may in his discretion."
It was adopted.
Mr. WOODS proposed to amend in the first line of the 2d section by inserting after the word "actions," these: "civil or criminal."
It was adopted.
Mr. NEWCOMB proposed to fill the blank in the 9th section with "$3,000," [to be applied by the Governor in the employment of counsel to conduct the defense at the expense of the State.]
Mr ROSS proposed "$2."
Mr. Newcomb's amendment was adopted - yeas 57, nays 34.
On motion of Mr. NEWCOMB - under stress of the previous question - the further consideration of the bill was postponed, and it was made the special order for to-morrow at 3-o'clock.
The House then took a recess till 2 o'clock.
The Special Investigations Committee obtained leave to sit during the session of the House for this day.
Mr. Chambers' 7th judicial circuit bill [H. R. 51] coming up on the third reading, it was laid on the table as matter superseded.
Mr. Crain's mechanics' lien bill [H. R. 191] coming up on the third reading -
Mr. CRAIN asked and obtained unanimous consent to strike out "90" and insert "60" in lieu - as the limitation - reversing an amendment on the second reading.
The bill was then passed the House of Representatives - yeas 61, nays 3.
The Judiciary Committee's clerks' index bill [H. R. 219] coming up on the third reading -
Mr. CRAIN said it would be ruinous as to clerks' fees.
Mr. WATSON (who introduced the original bill No. 108), thought the House would pass the bill if it were understood. The amended bill [No. 219] proposes simply to give the county commissioners power to authorize the clerks to index the old books. In many counties these books are not indexed. The provision is not imperative - the compensation not to exceed 15 cents per hundred words.
Mr. WOLFE thought it would give scope for constructive fees.
Mr. PEELLE. There was no law requiring the old records to be indexed; and this gives the Commissioners a discretion to order this indexing of the old books. The bill was right.
Mr. O'NEIL said the law requires the clerks to index their books, but not the old ones. He feared this bill would be merely a dead letter, because these indexes could not be made for 15 cents a hundred words.
The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 59, nays 23.
On motion of Mr. FULLER, the House the consideration of his bills [H. R. 275, 276, 277] for extending the time of paying taxes till the third Monday in April the question being on their final passage. No. 275 was passed - 77 to 7. No. 276 was passed - 74 to 8. No. 277 being in the lands of the Ingrossing committee, it was passed over. Subsequently this bill was reported from the committee.
Mr. MONTGOMERY made an ineffectual motion to take up his court bill [H. R. 278 See p. 209 of these Reports.]
Mr. HUGHES made an ineffectual motion to go into Committee of the Whole House for the consideration of the House of Refuge bill [S. 161 - See page 184 of these Reports.]
Mr. Higgins' landlord and tenant bill [H. R. 225] coming up on the final reading -
Mr. HIGGINS explained that it inserts these words in the 4th section of the act: "when not therein otherwise provided."
It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 81, nays 5.
Mr. McFadin's bill [H. R. 80,] amendatory of the act of March 6th, 1865, authorizing supervisors to remove roads and fences, where streams of water encroach, coming up -
Mr. McFADIN explained that it was a proposition to protect river banks, in the discretion of the county commissioners. The draft of the bill was sent to him by a friend. He supposed it was right.
Mr. GREEN objected to the bill, as involving more expense than removing the fence.
On motion of Mr. HOPKINS, it was laid on the table.
Mr. Bird's bill [H. R. 208see page 148 of these Reports,] to protect young pigs from foxes and wildcats, coming up -
The SPEAKER said the committee amendment, was not adopted, and the bill was not engrossed.
The committee's amendment proposes the destruction ot "hawks."
On motion of Mr. HARTMAN, the subject was laid on the table - affirmative 46, negative 29.
Mr. McLean's bill [H. R. 193] to amend page: 339[View Page 339] the 5th section of the act declaratory of the law regulating marriage, and confirming the provisions thereof by proper penalties, approved March 5, 1852, coming up -
Mr. McLEAN said the substantial provision of the bill was to require affidavit in certain cases; and that the clerk shall not be required to issue license unless the female, in case she be under eighteen years of age, has been in the county thirty days. It was a bill for the protection of the clerks, extending their discretion. The draft of it was sent to him by the clerk of Vigo county.
The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 51, nays 27.
Mr. Wilson's bill [H. R. 141] to fix the rate of interest as parties may agree, not exceeding 10 per cent, which may be taken in advance, &c., which failed once in the House for want of a constitutional majority - it was again submitted to the vote, resulting - yeas 44, nays 34: so it fails the second time for want of 51 votes.
Mr. Wolflin's city corporations amendment bill [H. R. 212] coming up -
On motion of Mr. MONTGOMERY, it was laid on the table, as matter that ought to give place to a Senate bill - remodeling the city corporation act.
Mr. Brucker's ten hours infant labor bill [H. R. 81] coming up on the third reading -
After debate by Messrs. BRUCKER, TEBBS, ROSS and McFADIN in favor of the bill, and by Mr. GEISENDORF in opposition -
Mr. WILSON asked for unanimous consent to insert appropriately these words: "without the consent of the hands." But that being denied, he moved to recommit the bill with instructions to so amend it.
After debate by Mr. HUGHES and Mr. CAMPBELL - the bill was referred.
Subsequently, on motion of Mr. CRAIN, this vote was reconsidered; and the bill was then finally passed the House of Representatives - 55 to 21.
Mr. McLean's normal school appropriation $75,000 bill [H. R. 15] coming up with the Committee's amendment -
Mr. WOLFE moved to recommit the bill, with instructions to strike out the provision to take $25,000 from the common school fund.
Mr. McLEAN said that provision in the bill was a clerical error - that it was intended that that $25,000 should be taken out of the general fund.
Mr. Wolfe's motion was agreed to - on a division - affirmative 42, negative 38.
Mr. Shuey's bill [H. R. 211] authorizing hydraulic companies to appropriate lands to their own use upon paying the assessed value thereof, and providing for such assessments, coming up on the third reading,
Mr. HUGHES demanded the previous question, and under the stress thereof -
Mr. SHUEY said no bill of the session was of more interest than this to the people of Elkhart county. He referred to the want of it by a joint stock company lately formed there, with a capital of $500,000, to get possession of lands along the Elkhart river, affording large hydraulic privileges.
The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 63, nays 12.
On motion by Mr. MONTGOMERY, by unanimous consent, this vote was reconsidered, and he was allowed to so amend the bill that its provisions may apply to streams 65 feet wide - (so as to include manufacturing improvements on Blue river in his county.)
The bill was then passed the House - 73 to 7.
Mr. Chambers' jurors fees bill [H. R. 21] coming up on the third reading[Fees in Courts of Record $2 a day, and 5 cents mileage - before a Justice of the Peace $1 a day.]
Mr. NEWCOMB conceded that the pay of jurors was not compensating. He considered that it was like working the highway - a public duty. But now, when it costs less to live, this bill proposes to increase these jurors' fees nearly a hundred per cent. It was not a time to raise fees. He found enough willing to serve as jurors for the present fee.
Mr. STAFFORD objected to this invidiousness that would object to raising jurors' fees, and support legislation to increas salaries by thousands of dollars, which are already sufficient.
Mr. HARTMAN supported the bill. Three-fourths of the people of his county were in favor of raising these fees. He replied to the objections urged by Mr. New-comb. The present pay might be sufficient for his "professional jurors" in this city. But it was a fact that the fees do not ordinarily pay the expenses of the jurors. Service on juries was no more a public duty than the public services of Sheriffs and Coroners.
Mr. THACHER. This was not a question of raising the salaries of officers, but of the people. He hoped the bill would pass.
Mr. WILSON. The people with him were in favor of something like this bill. He wanted the best men for this service.
Mr. WOLFER had often served as a page: 340[View Page 340] juror, and the fees never yet paid his tavern bill.
Mr. BELFORD demanded the previous question, and there being a second, under the stress thereof, the bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - 81 to 5.


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Presumed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney announced Rep. Paul Ryan as his running mate in the race for president Saturday. NY1's Grace Rauh filed the following report.
Presumed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney made a high-profile flub at a big announcement Saturday when he referred to Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, his nominee for vice president, as "the next President of the United States." But the Republican candidate for president quickly recovered.
"Every now and then I am known to make a mistake," Romney said. "But I did not make a mistake with this guy. I can tell you this, he is going to be the next Vice President of the United States."
Ryan is a rising star in Republican politics. He is best known for his budget plans to cut federal spending and overhaul Medicare.
Romney's decision to select him as his running mate shakes up the presidential contest. It is likely a sign that Romney hopes Ryan's conservative fiscal credentials will energize the Republican base.
Ryan immediately went after the team's November target.
"President Obama and too many like him in Washington have refused to make difficult decisions because they are more worried about their next election than they are about the next generation," he said.
Unlike Romney, who spent most of his career in the private sector, Ryan is a creature of Washington. He is 42 years old and was first elected to Congress at 28. He is known as a prodigious fundraiser. Ryan is married and has three children.
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Academic and technical students with exemplary quality point averages were recognized at the end of the fall and spring semesters by being named to the President's or Dean's list at Holmes Community College.
Local students on the President's List include Ashley Boatner and Joe White, of Benton; Patricia Thrasher of Bentonia; Trent Chester of Vaughan; and Cedric Wiggins, Marika Foreman, Tara Hasty, Misty Passons, Ellen Pickens and Charissa Smith, of Yazoo City.
Local students on the Dean's List include Alexandria Chandler and Kashuna Watts of Benton; Maria Dennis, Kenneth Fears and Robert McGinty, of Bentonia; and Rikhari Bass, Rebecca Buxton, Justin Fillyaw, Jordan Frey, Natasha Johnson, Christina Saxton, Latrice Shields, Katie Williams and Erin Fondren, of Yazoo City.
To be eligible for such recognition a student must be enrolled in at least twelve semester hours.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, December 1, 2009 /India PRwire/ — The Microfinance Focus, a global microfinance news portal with a monthly magazine, announced today that it has signed a media partnership with the Global Microcredit Summit Campaign for its forthcoming Africa/Middle East Regional Microcredit Summit (AMERMS) to be held in Nairobi, Kenya from April 7 to 10, 2010.
Microfinance Focus is a global knowledge centre for Microfinance, serving 60,000 microfinance professionals worldwide. It publishes a monthly magazine, daily news stories, articles and write-ups written by experts who are practitioners in the field.
The Global Micro Credit Summit Campaign, based in Washington DC, is an annual conference and event that brings together a wide range of financial and development experts from all over the world to learn and share developments in the micro credit sector. It is a project of the RESULTS Educational Fund, a U.S.-based grassroots advocacy organization.
Microfinance gained world-wide prominence when Dr. Muhammed Yunus and The Grameen Bank won the Nobel Prize for peace in 2006.
Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Vikash Kumar, publisher of Microfinance Focus, said, This is an important alliance for us as it recognizes the contribution our magazine has made to the field. To be selected as a partner with The Global Micro Credit Summit Campaign demonstrates the importance of the magazine as a key communication channel within the financial sector.
Jerome Peloquin, Managing Editor in the US, negotiated the relationship and is working closely with the Global Microcredit Summit Campaign and Sam Daley Harris, founder and principal spokesperson. Peloquin further explained, This is the fifteenth year the Global Summit has been held. It has become the premier annual meeting of micro credit development. This years theme will be microUP as a means to create sustainable lives free from poverty for every person on the planet.
The conference host in Nairobi, Kenya will be Jamii Bora, a proponent of microUP and the most successful urban based program in Kenya.
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Microfinance Focus is a global knowledge centre for Microfinance, focused on serving the international microfinance sector. It publishes a monthly magazine, daily news stories, articles and write-ups written by experts who are practitioners in the field. Microfinance Focus is also accessible from Google News and other prominent search engines. Its reach in the microfinance sector is vast and truly global. Its endeavor is to make it better and brighter for the microfinance community all over the world. To know more visit www.microfinancefocus.com
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The Microcredit Summit Campaign is a project of the RESULTS Educational Fund, a U.S.-based grassroots advocacy organization committed to ending hunger and poverty. The Campaign brings together microcredit practitioners, advocates, educational institutions, donor agencies, international financial institutions, non-governmental organizations and others involved with microcredit to promote best practices in the field, to stimulate the interchanging of knowledge, and to work towards reaching bold measurable goals. For more information please visit: http://www.microcreditsummit.org
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