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News about United Nations, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 11, 2014
United Nations report finds more than half of world's population now lives in cities, as compared to 30 percent in 1950; full two-thirds of human-kind are expected to live in cities by 2050, raising new challenges for cholera, classrooms and food production.. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
United Nations Sec Gen Ban Ki-moon appoints Staffan de Mistura to be new special envoy responsible for seeking end to Syrian conflict. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column calls attention to report by United Nations that explores technological paths available to world's 15 main economies to both maintain reasonable rates of growth and cut carbon emissions to prevent climate change; notes that report calls for overhaul of way energy is used, and for entirely different approach to international diplomacy on the issue. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
United Nations reports it has found that nearly one billion people worldwide defecate in the open, and that such bad sanitation practices can endanger health of children who live and play nearby; calls for more funding to redress inadequate sanitation. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
United Nations Secretariat will recognize marriages of gay men and lesbians who work there if they have been wed in jurisdiction where such unions are legal; previously, secretariat deferred to laws of staff members' home countries. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
United Nations is using more and more drones in some of the toughest peacekeeping missions in world to improve intelligence-gathering capability; effort is also raising new issues about what to do with so much information and whether or not it translates into peace. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
United Nations reports that more than a million Iraqis have been displaced in 2014, half of which have fled their homes in recent weeks amid renewed conflict; flight, in face of rapid incursion by ISIS militants, has reignited painful sense of fear and uncertainty that has been all too familiar for Iraqis in recent decades; humanitarian crisis has seemingly merged with that in Syria, creating broad zone of civil war and lawlessness. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
United Nations' top aid official Valerie Amos tells Security Council new bureaucracy by Syrian government has kept food and medicine from reaching civilians trapped by war, keeping compliance with its resolution low. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Rachel Fraenkel, mother of one of three Israeli teenagers abducted in West Bank, appears before United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva to ask for more international efforts to secure their release. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on events of past week, including United Nations report about refugees and crises in Iraq and Ukraine. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
United Nations Sec Gen Ban Ki-moon is personally served with court papers ordering him to appear in court regarding lawsuits from Haiti cholera victims who assert United Nations peacekeepers caused 2010 epidemic still ravaging the country; Ban's spokesman denies that he touched the papers; UN officials argue that organization is insulated from such legal entanglements. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
United Nations reports that civil war had forced 51 million people worldwide to leave home by the end of 2013; most of forcibly displaced are homeless in their own countries and are known as internally displaced persons; additional 16.7 million people are refugees. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Afghan Pres Hamid Karzai, seeking to quell political crisis surrounding presidential election to choose his successor, reverses course and suggests that United Nations get involved in helping Afghanistan settle disputes over voting in runoff between candidates Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Kang Kyung-wha, senior United Nations aid official, says she has witnessed the worst human suffering she has ever seen in such places in camps for stateless Muslim group known as the Rohingya, in Myanmar; over 100,000 people have been displaced since fighting between ethnic minority insurgents and the government erupted in June 2011, ending a 17-year cease-fire. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Valerie Amos, United Nations chief aid coordinator, says government of Syria's Pres Bashar al-Assad is making it harder to deliver humanitarian aid to millions of war-battered civilians in the country. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
United Nations General Assembly choses Sam Kutesa, Uganda's foreign minister, as its next president, bypassing concerns of rights advocates and Western officials over Uganda's law criminalizing homosexuality. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon nominates Prince Zeid Ra'ad Zeid al-Hussein, Jordan's ambassador to the United Nations, to be the agency's next high commissioner for human rights. MORE
May. 29, 2014
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon acknowledges for first time that eradication of Syria's chemical arms stockpile will not be completed by June 30; deadline was imposed by 2013 diplomatic agreement under which President Bashar al-Assad renounced the weapons and avoided a threatened American military strike; Syria's critics have repeatedly complained that Assad is procrastinating in his promise to dismantle arsenal. MORE
May. 28, 2014
United Nations Security Council unanimously passes resolution that shifts its peacekeeping operations in South Sudan away from nation-building and toward safeguarding civilians threatened by ethic violence and political instability; resolution, which extends mission until Nov 30, retains its size but authorizes any and all means necessary for protection of civilians. MORE
May. 27, 2014
United Nations officials demand halt to the expulsion of tens of thousands of citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo from the neighboring Congo Republic and call for investigation into allegations of human rights violations. MORE
May. 24, 2014
United Nations Sec Gen Ban Ki-moon, in report to the Security Council, urges it to authorize delivery of food and medicine to Syria without government consent; move is Ban's strongest push to deliver aid to areas held by insurgents. MORE
May. 24, 2014
United Nations panel criticizes Roman Catholic Church for second time in 2014 over failure to report priests accused of sexually abusing children to civil authorities or to compensate victims. MORE
May. 23, 2014
United Nations Security Council adds Nigerian extremist group Boko Haram to its Al Qaeda Sanctions List; designation subjects group to penalties that include freeze on assets, travel ban and arms embargo. MORE
May. 22, 2014
United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote on resolution asking International Criminal Court to investigate war crimes in Syria. MORE
May. 18, 2014
United Nations is under pressure to ratchet up aid to nongovernmental organizations that can operate in vast swaths of Syria under opposition control; more than 85 percent of food aid and more than 70 percent of medicines went to government-held areas in first quarter of 2014, a stark inequity likely to inflame sentiments of Western and Arab donors already leaning on UN agencies to divert aid from government to zones under control of Pres Bashar al-Assad's opposition. MORE
May. 17, 2014
United Nations warns in report that armed groups are increasingly undermining rights and basic freedoms of people in eastern Ukraine; expresses concern at rising number of killings, abductions, beatings and detentions of journalists, politicians and local activists in region. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Sec of State John Kerry says the United States is considering ways to increase the delivery of aid to war victims in Syria without the consent of Pres Bashar al-Assad's government; Kerry's pledge directly challenges United Nations policy to deliver aid only with government consent. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Editorial welcomes French-led move to have United Nations Security Council refer Syria to the International Criminal Court for possible prosecution of war crimes; contends move would underscore world's revulsion at atrocities by both sides in conflict and its insistence that those responsible be brought to justice. MORE
May. 14, 2014
International efforts to end the war in Syria falter further as United Nations mediator Lakhdar Brahimi resigns his post and France cites evidence that Syrian government has used chemical weapons more than a dozen times since signing treaty banning them; events come amid signs of disarray in Western coalition and concern that diplomatic solution may not emerge. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Glenn Greenwald book No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US Surveillance State notes documents that reveal Susan E Rice, then American United Nations ambassador, asked National Security Agency in 2010 for intelligence about Security Council members; documents, leaked by former NSA contractor Edward J Snowden, reveal wider net of United States' spying on envoys. MORE
May. 10, 2014
Last busloads of insurgents leave battered Old City of Homs in central Syria, under deal handing over longtime bastion of rebellion to the government after nearly two years of blockade and bombardment; deal appears to be successful, but United Nations officials warn that refugee crisis is worsening. MORE
May. 10, 2014
United Nations refugee agency expresses alarm at swelling tide of people fleeing their homes in northeast Nigeria to escape attacks by Boko Haram insurgents. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Sigrid Kaag, United Nations official overseeing the destruction of Pres Bashar al-Asad's chemical weapons arsenal, says it is not yet safe to remove the remainder of the materials because roads to the location have not been secured by government forces. MORE
May. 9, 2014
United Nations issues report describing horrors committed by both sides in the civil war in South Sudan; account, likely to boost calls for sanctions, documents crimes against humanity, including arbitrary killings and attacks on churches, hospital and international aid facilities. MORE
May. 9, 2014
United Nations civil aviation arm, frustrated and alarmed by the failure to find any trace of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, is considering ways to keep track of planes flying over the open sea; agency has dozens of competing proposals to sort through. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Diplomatic Memo; Security Council has not just failed to halt the civil war in Syria, but has also been unable to deliver humanitarian supplies like food and medicine to millions of Syrians in need; experts say lack of action marks new level of dysfunction, and has bolstered arguments of those who call for a fundamental shake-up of the Council's composition and rules of engagement. MORE
May. 7, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column notes that scores of diplomats are gathering at United Nations to continue fine-tuning list of global priorities over next 15 years known as Sustainable Development Goals; reflects that ambitious enterprise may have good intentions, but much skepticism about value of such goals persists. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Vatican faces sharp questioning by United Nations panel about whether it failed to abide by an international treaty against torture in its response to the sexual abuse of children by priests. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Sec of State John Kerry addresses escalating violence in South Sudan, saying that African troops may soon be sent to strife-ridden country to augment the United Nations peacekeeping effort; violence in South Sudan has killed thousands of people, displaced more than half-million and become the most serious humanitarian crisis in the world besides Syria. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Valerie Amos, United Nations emergency relief coordinator in Syria, says Security Council resolution to provide aid to Syrians trapped behind front lines has failed to bring results; urges Council to recognize reality and act on it. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Navi Pillay, United Nations human rights chief, sharply rebukes South Sudan's warring leaders, warning that they would face investigation for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Group of international lawyers and academics argue in open letter that United Nations agencies and other charitable organizations do not need permission of Syrian government to deliver humanitarian relief to civilians; letter adds prominent legal argument to demands by rights advocates and nongovernmental organizations that have been pressing to deliver aid. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
Syria misses April 27 deadline to rid itself of 100 percent of its chemical weapons, but has shipped out or destroyed 92.5 percent of arsenal, putting it very close to goal; United Nations urges expedient dispatch of remaining weapons. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
United Nations reports that hundreds of thousands of Syrians have no access to medical supplies because the warring sides in the country's civil war are blocking humanitarian relief; Security Council is scheduled to discuss the UN's assessment, and will decide whether to take action. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Editorial laments Haiti's worsening cholera epidemic; holds problems with ending epidemic are tied to lack of money rather than lack of planning; notes several plans exist for dealing with epidemic, but that funds to implement them are sorely lacking as international attention has been focused elsewhere and donations have slowed; faults United Nations for its refusal to accept responsibility for crisis. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Heads of five United Nations agencies warn that diplomacy has failed in Syria and that the desperate plight of civilians in many parts of the country is getting worse; news comes two months after UN ordered Syria's warring parties to allow access for humanitarian aid to civilians. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
United Nations says two Unicef staff members who were abducted in Karachi, Pakistan, have been released. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
United Nations confirms that hundreds of civilians were killed when South Sudanese rebels took control of a strategic oil-producing town of Bentiu. MORE
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Rival Factions in Libyan Capital Battle for Control of Main Airport
The United Nations mission in Libya, which began to withdraw staff members last week because of security concerns, accelerated that withdrawal on Sunday.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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Bid to Deliver Aid to Syria May Set Stage for a U.N. Clash
A draft resolution would authorize the United Nations to send aid convoys across four specific border crossings, even without Syrian government consent, but only after United Nations monitors inspect what was loaded onto the trucks.
July 14, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: Syria , Humanitarian Aid , United Nations , Iraq
Beleaguered Blue Helmets
Tensions over the role and pay of United Nations peacekeepers have recently escalated, with deeper grievances just below the surface.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: Security Council (UN) , Wages and Salaries , United Nations , Defense and Military Forces
South Sudan: Refugee Crisis Worsens
The number of South Sudanese fleeing for neighboring nations has reached 715,000, the United Nations refugee agency said, amid a civil war and the threat of famine.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: Refugees and Displaced Persons , South Sudan , United Nations High Commission for Refugees
Population by the Numbers: Unplanned Pregnancies
The United States has a higher rate of unplanned pregnancies than the global average.
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: United Nations Population Fund , Pregnancy and Childbirth , Population , Teenage Pregnancy , Birth Control and Family Planning
Obama's Humanitarian Immigration Crisis
Tens of thousands of children from Central America are arriving at the U.S.'s southern border. Why is this happening, and what can President Obama do to address it?
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: Biden, Joseph R Jr , Obama, Barack , Perry, Rick , Central America , Honduras , Guatemala , El Salvador , Border Patrol (US) , Customs and Border Protection (US) , United Nations High Commission for Refugees , American Civil Liberties Union , Immigration Detention , Immigration and Emigration , Illegal Immigration
U.N. Proposal Fails to Ease Crisis Over Disputed Afghan Election
The proposal, centering on a special audit of suspected fraudulent votes, appeared to waver nearly as quickly as it was proposed.
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: Afghan Independent Election Commission , Afghanistan , Polls and Public Opinion , United Nations , Abdullah, Abdullah , Ghani, Ashraf , Elections
U.N. Finds Most People Now Live in Cities
More than half of humanity now lives in cities, and even more will soon. The world will have to confront how to make cities more fit for human habitation.
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE UNITED NATIONS AND: China , Urban Areas , United Nations , Population , India
New Envoy for Syria Appointed
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Thursday that he had appointed Staffan de Mistura, a veteran diplomat of Italian-Swedish heritage, to be the new special envoy responsible for seeking an end to the conflict in Syria.
July 11, 2014, Friday
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In Urbanization Update, U.N. Sees Tokyo Atop Megacities List Until 2030
Despite Japan's shrinking population, a new U.N. report on urbanization trends puts Tokyo at the top of the megacities list through 2030.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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U.N. Reports Sharp Increase in Refugees
The total number of people displaced by violence reached more than 51 million by the end of 2013, according to the United Nations.
Aquino on China's Move in Disputed Seas
President Benigno S. Aquino III of the Philippines criticized China for moving ships capable of reclaiming land around the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.
Report of the Secretary General on Security Council Resolution 2139
The strongest push to date for a resolution that would enable United Nations agencies to deliver aid inside Syria.
Crisis in South Sudan
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The Will Rogers Junior High School eighth-grade Zebras clinched the Coweta Tigers Classic championship with a 48-40 win over Lincoln Christian Saturday afternoon.
Aaron McCullough tallied 12 points and Devon Brown added 11 to spark the Zebras' offense.
Levi Chasteen followed with nine points, while Caleb Taylor and Keegan Hisey had eight apiece.
The Zebras raced out to a 13-7 lead at the end of the first quarter. Will Rogers JH outscored Lincoln Christian, 14-12 to extend its halftime lead to 27-19.
The inside scoring of McCullough and Brown, as well as the guard play of Taylor and Hisey helped the Zebras hold off the Bulldogs in the second half.
WRJH held a 21-19 scoring edge over Lincoln Christian after halftime.
On Monday, the Zebras punished Bishop Kelley, 58-14.
WRJH opened with a 16-0 first quarter lead and cruised to a 31-6 margin at halftime.
Hisey tallied a team-high 12 points and Chance Knaust had nine to lead the Zebras.
Also contributing in scoring for the Zebras were McCullough with eight, Brown and Chasteen with six each, Jonathan Cox and Taylor with four each, Bo Mallett with three and Jake McGuire with two.
This year's eighth-grade Zebras are coached by Wes Coleman.
Members of the team are: Caleb Taylor, Drake Carter, Levi Chasteen, Aaron McCullough, Keegan Hisey, Devon Brown, Jonathan Cox, Chance Knaust, Cade Cox, Jake McGuire, Chris Robertson, Jesse Ewton, Nick Dotson, Landon Brace, Bo Mallett, Joseph Buzzard, Brady Kropp, Whit Barnes, Trey Thomas and Mike Younger.


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AUTEN, GARY E., 67, of Kreamer. Funeral service at 11 a.m. today at V.L. Seebold Funeral Home, 601 N. High St., Selinsgrove. Burial in Salem Lutheran Church, Selinsgrove.
CHABALA, RICHARD, 80, of Lewisburg. Visitation from 10 to 10:45 a.m. today at Shaw Funeral Home, 400 N. Front St., Milton, followed by funeral Mass at 11 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 109 Broadway, Milton. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Milton.
GREENLY, DONALD L., 88, of Penns Creek. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., Middleburg, and from 9 to 10 a.m. Friday at Lititz Church of the Brethren, 300 N. Orange St., Lititz, followed by funeral at 10. Burial in Middle Creek Church of the Brethren Cemetery.
KRATZER, CRAIG A., 40, of New Columbia. Visitation from 4 to 7 p.m. today at Cronrath-Grenoble Funeral Home, South Second and St. Louis streets, Lewisburg, followed by a fellowship dinner from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Joseph Parish Center, 109 Broadway St., Milton.
MILLER, VIVIAN M., 88, of Lewisburg. Visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. Friday at St. Monica Church, 109 Market St., Sunbury, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11. Burial in All Saints Cemetery, Elysburg.
SCHMIDT, CARL A., 89, of Danville. Visitation from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Brady Funeral Home, 320 Church St., Danville. Mass of Christian Burial at noon Friday at St. Joseph church, 18 E. Center St., Danville.
SMITH, EVELYN I., 92, of Red Lion. Graveside service at 11 a.m. Saturday in Pomfret Manor Cemetery, 900 Packer St., Sunbury. Olewiler & Heffner Funeral Chapel, Red Lion.
TRUTT, MARY E., 89, of Selinsgrove. Visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. Friday at V.L. Seebold Funeral Home, 601 N. High St., Selinsgrove, followed by funeral at 11. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Selinsgrove.
TYDRYSZEWSKI, DONNA M., 54, of Sunbury. Memorial service at 3 p.m. Sunday at Brookside Ministries, Shamokin Dam. Jerre Wirt Blank Funeral Home, Sunbury.
ZECHMAN, DONALD L., 80, of Carlisle. Visitation from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover St., Carlisle, followed by a memorial service at 10:30.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Looks like the Volunteers picked up another big time recruit -- and maybe their biggest of the year. On Thursday, five-star recruit Jalen Hurd, of Hendersonville, tweeted "I have officially committed to play football at The University of Tennessee."
Hurd, who attends Beech High School, was considered the 15th best recruit in the nation by Rivals.com. The website reported that the 6-foot-3, 215-pound back called coach Butch Jones just after the Vols began practice Thursday morning to inform him.
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Lawrence J. Prochaska, Ph.D.
Ph.D.: The Ohio State University, 1975 (E.L. Gross)
Postdoctorals: Purdue University (R.A. Dilley); University of Oregon (R.A. Capaldi)
Our laboratory studies the biochemistry and molecular biology of membrane-bound enzymes that are crucial in heart and bacterial energy conservation reactions. Our research focuses on structure/function relationships in heart mitochondrial and bacterial cytochrome c oxidases, using immunological, biochemical, biophysical, and recombinant DNA methods. Cytochrome c oxidase is the terminal member of the respiratory chain of the mitochondrion and some aerobic bacteria. The enzyme oxidizes cytochrome c and reduces molecular oxygen into water while conserving the energy of its redox reactions by the vectorial translocation of protons. The mitochondrial and bacterial forms of the enzyme have 13 and 4 subunits, respectively. Three dimensional crystal structures for both forms of the enzyme are known; however, the molecular mechanism of proton-pumping is currently unknown.
Our research uses the three dimensional structures to ascertain the path of protons through the enzyme complex. This is primarily done by site directed mutagenesis of conserved amino acid residues in the bacterial enzyme and determining the effects of the mutation on cytochrome c oxidase electron transfer and proton pumping activities of the enzyme reconstituted in phospholipid vesicles. The choice of amino acid residues which are mutated is based upon their conservation across species and through computational molecular modeling.
Our primary focus in the laboratory is on the role of subunit III of cytochrome c oxidase in the structure and function of the enzyme. Subunit III, which is a mitochondrial encoded subunit that is highly conserved between prokaryotes and eukaryotes, is a seven helical membrane spanning polypeptide and currently has an unknown function in the enzyme's activities. We have spent considerable effort assessing the role of this subunit in cytochrome c oxidase structure and function and our current hypothesis is that subunit III regulates the enzyme's activities by conformational change.
Other laboratory interests include: 1) Mechanism of integral membrane protein reconstitution into artificial membranes or liposomes; 2) Integral membrane protein-detergent interactions; 3) Functional oligomeric state of intergral membrane proteins in vitro and in vivo, including cytochrome c oxidase; 4) The effects of toxic chemicals on brain, heart, and muscle mitochondrial functioning; 5) The effects of ischemia on mitochondrial functioning in a heart failure model.
- Nguyen, X.-T., Pabarue, H. A., Geyer, R. R., Shroyer, L. A., Estey, L. A., Parilo, M., Wilson, K.S., and Prochaska, L. Purification of Phospholipid Vesicles Containing Control and Subunit III-Depleted Beef Heart Cytochrome c Oxidase, Protein Expression and Purification 26, 122-130 (2002).
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---- — Grand Traverse County officials need to toss a few more dollars into the kitty to get out of the dog and cat business; trying to bargain with the Cherryland Humane Society over a few bucks is barking up the wrong tree.
Bad puns aside, the county really must strike a deal that would see the Humane Society take in animals picked up by county animal control officers.
This is a classic case of government getting out of a business it doesn't do particularly well and letting a private sector entity do what it does best.
Under the deal, Cherryland would be paid about $12 per day for each animal boarded at the Humane Society shelter. Cherryland would receive additional money for providing emergency veterinary care, vaccinations, euthanasias and other services, the proposed agreement states.
The county says past budget cuts have made its animal control office largely ineffective. The county has only two officers, and they spend almost half their time on administrative duties and caring for dogs at the county's shelter. An agreement with Cherryland would ease many of those administrative and shelter duties, giving the animal control officers more time to do their primary duty — looking for strays, County Administrator Dave Benda said.
Cherryland says $12 a day may not be enough to fully reimburse it for its costs; to his credit, Benda said the county will consider whatever changes Cherryland suggests.
The cost to the county will vary by the number of dogs impounded. The county would pay Cherryland about $17,000 per year for 250 dogs and closer to $24,000 for 350 dogs, according to the county Health Department.
Gere Pugh, the Health Department's finance officer, said he also expects the county will save $14,000 to $15,000 a year by eliminating the county's Keystone Road animal shelter, which the county will keep for emergency uses. That's on top of getting animal control officers out of the office and getting strays off the street and into a shelter.
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LEWISTON — High school student Dorothy Bannon, 17, is nervous about walking to school because of recent neighborhood violence.
So are her parents, John and Pamela Bannon. The Bannons have asked the Lewiston School Department to allow their daughter and neighborhood students to ride the bus to school. School policy says she lives too close.
The Bannons live on Bartlett Street, an area that has had more than its share of violence in recent weeks.
On Sept. 7, three men were arrested on charges in connection with invading a nearby Pierce Street apartment. They were after marijuana, police said. The victim said one put a shotgun to his face and threatened to shoot him. Two of the men arrested, Kevin Stichel, 22, and Derrick McDuffy, 21, live on Bartlett Street. The third, Ricardo Hairston, 19, lives on Lisbon Street.
On Sept. 24, 19-year-old Andrew Jackson of Lewiston was found acting strange on Bartlett Street. He was restrained and rushed to Central Maine Medical Center where he died shortly afterward. Hallucinogenic mushrooms appear to have caused his death, police said, as they warned the community about street drugs.
On Sept. 26, a man was stabbed in an argument on Walnut Street, one street over from Bartlett. The man, Randy Doggett, 20, suffered non-life threatening injuries. The men knew each other and got into an argument.
"Our biggest fear is the violence going on in area, not just Bartlett Street, but all the tree streets," Pamela said. When looking at the www.raidsonline.com, an online report of police activity, "there's a lot of stuff happening during the daytime," Pamela said. "We're trying to get them on the school bus that goes down Bartlett Street."
School officials are right when they say the recent violence has been targeted toward certain people, John Bannon said. "But bystanders can get caught up in it. I'm not only concerned about my child. There's quite a few children on the street. Younger kids who see something tend to migrate toward it."
The Bannons said they can't afford to move. They have a good landlord and good tenants in their building. They can't give their daughter a ride to school. He used the family car to go to work hours before school starts. She works at home.
Transportation Director Butch Pratt said walking distances are set by the Lewiston School Committee. Students who live less than a mile cannot ride the bus.
There are exceptions, he said, areas where traffic makes it unsafe to walk. For instance, Lewiston Middle School students who would have to cross a busy Russell Street are bused.
There are buses that drive on Bartlett Street several times a day, but they are full, Pratt said. Adding more students could mean more buses, which would increase costs.
Lewiston Superintendent Bill Webster said while school policy does not allow students who live less than a mile to be bused, "a parent always has an opportunity to file an appeal with me," he said. "We do view bus stop requests from parents."
The recent violence did receive wide news coverage, Webster said, "but Lewiston continues to be one of Maine's safest cities."
Pratt, a former Lewiston police officer, said crime in the area is not new. The neighborhood is poor and houses a lot of people. "Bates, Bartlett and Walnut are always the focus of attention by the police. They probably always will be."
Police patrol the area regularly. Most people obey the law. But Lewiston is a big city; some are involved in crime, Pratt said. "They are not random acts of violence."
He offered recommendations for anyone nervous about walking. Don't walk alone. Don't go through backyards and alleyways. Stay on public sidewalks and remain visible.
"And pay attention to what's going on," Pratt said. "If something doesn't look comfortable, go the other way."
Improving area up to community, says father
LEWISTON — From his third-floor Bartlett Street apartment, John Bannon said getting neighborhood students bused to school is a short-term answer to area violence.
The longer-term answer, he said, is everyone — tenants, landlords, city officials and police — working together to make the Bartlett-Bates-Walnut-streets area a better place to live.
He has noticed that when a police car is driving by with sirens blaring, neighborhood "people don't turn their heads, they're so used to it. That's a bad sign," he said.
Despite poverty and a bad economy, the area could improve if more took an interest, he said. "The community needs to take pride in their surroundings." He's confident there are some who agree with him. "We need to try and pull them together. Change needs to come from the community."
Shanna Rogers of the Neighborhood Housing League lived in the area last year. "There is definitely crime. I did see prostitution. I never felt scared."
Rogers agrees the area could be improved by more action from the city, tenants who are responsible and advocate for themselves, and landlords who more carefully place tenants and do background checks.
Another solution is more owner-occupied buildings, she said. "There's a proven rate with that."
Persons interested in contacting John Bannon can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com, or 207-344-7921.


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First off until the past 2-3 years i have always been the goody-two-shoes in life. following every law/rule there is, having respect for authority and always thinking of others. In the past 2weeks I have had a "screw everyone" attitude. 2 weeks ago I left my pdoc appointment and just wrote off everything that night. I stopped taking the lithium I was on (which he was tapering me off anyway), I began drinking (previously 1-2 drinks a year now 6-9 oz of 70 proof vodka a night) when taking my trazadone before bed and have periods of rage (when angry daydreaming of destroying items, thankfully stopping myself from following thru so far). All of this is completely unlike me. Worst part is I kind of like some of it sometimes (drinking & attitude) but the anger scares me. In the middle of the week I just decided to stop taking the 90mg of cymbalta I was on because "I didn't want to" (even though I know it has been very helpful). Once I plummeted my tdoc (who endured an hour of me sobbing) got me to start back up again and put some sense in me. But at one point again I found myself craving a cigarette (never smoked in my life) and stood in line to buy some...managed to walk out before I did. I also contacted an old acquaintance who I know smokes weed just to try to get some from him (again never even come close to that stuff). I'm back to the I'll do what I want attitude but feel like I'm going to cry any second. Pdoc said no more alcohol,and I just laughed as I walked out went home and had a drink. What is going on with me? Why am I doing this to myself? Some days it feels great to not care about any consequences on other days I'm scared this is a "new me". I started mentioning some of this to my pdoc and he seemed to just tune me out. I was scared enough that at one point I wouldn't leave my house or talk to my family or friends because I was afraid of what I might say or do. Help! Can anyone relate? Am I going crazy? I'm just at a loss and have no one to talk to who won't lecture me about what I'm doing. At this point I feel I have some control but not completely. I almost feel its been luck I haven't done some of the stuff I "want" to do. Anyone have a guess what's going on?
Sorry to go on and on but I just don't have anywhere to turn. Thanks for reading/listening at least.
Does any of this sound like someone who is bipolar/hypo manic? All I've been told for sure was depression but possibly BP. My relative with BP is BP1 and I don't see me like him. Just really wanting to know if anyone is on the right track. Therapist thinks some type of BP and pdoc bounces back and forth with depression/stress at work to cyclothymia or BP2. All I need to find out is if any of this is something you might see in a BP person?
Thanks for your response. I appreciate the help.
Why did your doctor decide to taper down your lithium? Are you taking other medications to treat your mania? Your depression?
Why do you describe yourself as goody two-shoes? We may not be defined by our Bipolar disorder, but our morals are unique to us. It sounds like your good morals are valuable to you. You don't sound like a snob so maybe goody two-shoes doesn't apply to you. If you are manic and behaving in ways that go against your grain, then you might want to think about what is valuable to you. I have never had an untreated manic episode where I didn't lose something of value to me (i.e. good judgment, jobs, friends, support, money, safety, self-esteem, self-confidence, some gray matter).
Maybe you are putting out more than you are receiving. While that can be a virtue, it can cause a lot of stress and anger. I will admit that alcohol and illegal drugs can take a load off and give good times. I have been drinking more than I should lately because my family and job is stressing me out. Alcohol is a quick fix and chilled bottles of wine are relieving, but it does cause depression. When I get severely depressed and have suicide ideation, I hope my values and positive coping skills are enough for me to wait for the light to come again.
It doesn't sound like you have any addictions. I hope you can get through this phase and re-think seeking help from your doctors again.
Anyway, I can relate to your post as many here can.
Thank you so much for for letting me know you can relate in some way. I feel all alone in this. My pdoc wanted to taper my lithium down because he though that maybe this was all due to the stresses of work and not actual mania since I was on such a "low dose" (450mg a day) . Unfortunately he did this taper at the end of my leave from work so I don't know if going back has triggered this or if the lithium made a difference. He has said every visit how low my lithium is and asks if I think it's doing anything. How should I know? I never seem to know if I am in the middle of a cycle or if the pills are keeping me out of it right now.
As for a goody two shoes, well...I have always believed in respecting authority and so i always responded with yes ma'am and yes sir to adults. That was not something my parents instilled just something I did. I would never talk back to teachers, never broke the law (even speeding) and reminded those who did they shouldn't. So maybe thats nit the rivht term, but yes, my values are important to me...its who i see me as. About 2 years ago when I had my 1st major depression I was constantly talking back to my boss and was finally told by her I was being insubordinate. That freaked me out. I'm not snobbish but I used to follow the rules to a T. Who I am now is not who I was...that's for sure...and that's scary. In many ways it is the exact opposite of who i was. It seems to be evolving and I never know which Kat is going to be there that day. I know I have some choice in that but somedays it feels like its completely out of my rational control. My pdoc used to ask me if I feel like I'm able to control the days I'm "up"(as I refer to it)? I have been able to say yes previously but now I just don't know. I've stopped myself so many times, but what if one day I can't ... Just one time of not being able to stop myself from destroying my house or not showing my anger at work. Now, when the rebellious part of me is here, those days I don't control her. You know this week someone asked me why I wanted to keep drinking after the pdoc said to stop...my answer at that time was because no one is going to tell me what to do. That answer is what scares me...that is not me. I don't fear I have a drinking problem etc, its just the fact that I am doing what I want at the time and not thinking about the consequences of that choice. Looking back I know doing it was not good but in the moment impulse just took over.
Any who...really just wanted to say thank you for responding, sorry for the long story attached to this thank you.
When I had my first manic episode I went completely off the deep end. I started to drink, called off my wedding, bought a car I really couldn't afford, (two in fact) and got involved with a real jerk who just happened to be bp also. I acted completely and totally not like myself. What can I say, things happen. I eventually straightened myself out, but it was a long hard road. Today I still find myself wanting to break things and pitch a fit just for the sake of pitching a fit. I just remind myself that it won't do any good and try to move on from there. The drinking however, is another issue. It took me getting extremely tipsy and said jerk trying to take advantage of me to make me quit drinking. Sometimes you just have to hit rock bottom. I wish you luck in getting things straightened out.
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate you sharing your story, it does sound familiar. I have a feeling that its going to take a rock bottom to get me to change. Right now I just feel that if the medicines help some then i'll take them "when I'm in the mood" (lol). As for me changing me....well I just feel that I don't have the determination or the energy to fight this. i don't know...I just don't understand any of this.
Anyway I really appreciate you taking the time to share. Thanks again.
BP is such a hairy area for diagnosis right now. I was a diagnosed BP (3 or 4) at this point. Not sure as it changed over the course of 20 years until I was finally told that it wasn't an issue for me.
The mental health field is in the front line of some very new ways for patients to gain their lives back again. I was started on Lithium in the beginning for a very short lived period of time. Went through periods like you have mentioned in your self. My favorite weapon of choice for a suicide attempt was an automobile. I was a coward when it came to guns and knives.
Perhaps your symptoms are merely your reaction to everything that is pining inside and all about your home/work/social environs. You mention stress in more than one of your areas of home/work and outward activity. My guess is that by now much of all facets are right about there.
We fall prey to depression when we feel we have lost our ability to control at least a certain portion of our daily activities. Work draws a heavy weight for you right now. But as long as you can get yourself up...brush your teeth and wake up...and go about your day even if you are a bit disarrayed, you really are good to go. I was once a pristine businessman who wore $700 Nino Ceruto custom fit suits.
Be not out to impress anyone even yourself. It creates an effort that is wasted and frivolous. Every morning wake and assess your basic well being.
1. Mind....is there a basic plan for your day? Map it out
2. Mood...if you are a morning person, this is usually a great thing to motivate your day. If not, you will need to be active in attaining a formidable morning mood. This comes from rest, sleep, and often times working through the restless bits at night. Spending a good deal of time in something that allows the mind to flow, while activating your spirit to move you through it creates a comfortable enjoyable environment that rewards the mood and elevates it naturally.
3. Physical. Perhaps the hardest thing we do is push ourselves to move forward in a day. Even a great day is taxing on all fronts. This only means we are working to make a better tomorrow, even though it may never appear. This is in itself a gracious deed we do for our selves.
4. Place the things foremost in your life that are not an absolute necessity and toss them in the dumpster. We create our Stress. We create our depression. So put those needs there also.
5. Me time. Take care of every part of your bring 1st. by loving your self. (Yea right). ha ha if you said that too then you will agree this helps. Sleep helps but doesn't always accommodate. So don't take a pill to grogg you through that. Make your days eventful and achievable. When you can get the mind and the body on an agreeable tandem, you will find sleep works better. Work through your day whether in be in a job/career...etc. or with whatever moves you through your day. Turn off the TV. If you have an over the air format like cable or satellite, put on the music choices and craft, work your home, spend time in the kitchen or with a good book if your mind allows it.
6. In work, be first mindful that everyone else around you is suffering at least as much as you are. They are just avid showmen who promote themselves to look good. Your boss. (Authority arugh!). Your boss may be a greater or a lesser person than you. Maybe sometimes better, sometimes not. Work place etiquette says mind the boss. Remember they have someone to answer to as well.
I could go on but I believe you get the picture. If your Pdoc and your Tdoc are playing their game of "pass - d - buck" give them both passes to their perspective throne rooms and take a walk back to your PCP and say you want better workmanship than what you have. With regards to your health, it is your possession, not the doctors. If you do not see eye to eye in your healthcare planning it is you who can fix it. Be good to your self.
Wow, David! That was some great encouragement for me. FYI, My method was also the car, still the plan. I do get up and go to work now, even though my hearts not in it. I know they need me right now and I don't want to let down my staff. The only reason I'm still at that job is because I need health insurance. With everything going on right now (and now in my insurance file) it's too expensive to find insurance on my own, and the job maket in my area sucks.
I was originally started on lamotrigine with a NP we quickly found out I'm one of those who had a horrible reaction to it. I thought it was helping but couldnt keep taking it. So, the new pdoc put me on the lithium, which I felt was going good. However once it went good, then he thought its low enough lets taper off it and see what happens. I wish he hadn't messed with it. Then again I wish I had enough follow thru with my plan to not be here at all. Since I'm the stupid one who stopped the meds cold turkey for a bit, now my punishment is the roller coaster I've been on these past few weeks. Although I started most of the pills again (not lithium)the coaster is still going full swing.
Yes, there is plenty of stress in my life, but I know I make most of it myself. Work is the biggest. When I had my 1st major depression (that kicked this all off), I had an enormous amount of stress from work on me for a long period of time. Once it was done, The me I knew was just gone and feel like nothing has been the same since. Not to say I didn't have problems before but I could usually handle my moods. Now I just have given up on seeing "me" again, and have resigned myself to the fact that this roller coaster is my life. So I go between it and the alternative. Wishing someone would make the decision for me, or I'd just be brave enough once.
As for the two playing back and forth...I'm having my Tdoc concentrate on some life events I haven't dealt with, and the pdoc needs to get something figured out or I am out of there. I've got an appt next week if something doesn't change then I'm stopping all and let life just play out.
I appreciate the suggestions and will try to soak more of it in once I'm back out of the black hole I'm in. It does sound like we have some things in common. Thanks again for the reply.
I've been side tracked with a total knee replacement performed on July 8th. I'm a strange bedfellow when it comes to healing. It works differently for me. Three days after surgery I was at home, alone fending for myself. 5 days after surgery, I found myself walking a mile with a cane to help out with a car wash for the youth in my church.
Anyway. When I was hospitalized for BP, the doctor I saw perhaps 2 times in a week. Once when arriving on the floor and the other, the day before discharge. There was no therapist, only various social workers. In the environment of this hospital, I worked on heart, soul-spirit, mind, body and strength. God is the healer, we merely heal unless He calls upon us to heal another.
Within the DNA of a BP lies a trigger. Like a cancer victim, aids, diabetes...etc. The trigger imbeds in the mind. A BP is born with BP so when you say it was kicked off, that trigger was tripped, so now you must heal. Yet since it is a birthright (bad choice) how does it heal. Awareness. Medical Science has a way of keeping it's practice within it's tangent. That tangent never fully touches it's subject. Medical Science in itself is not complete. It relies on the faith of the healer and the one to be healed for fullness of healing. You lose that faith and you remain unchanged. The PDOC (Physical) and the TDOC (Spirit, mind, behaviour) can play teeter-totter for their entire professional career with you and you will not heal. This since the two remain separate.
Combine the two as minimally evasive practices. Medicine (drug) designs to create an environment in the mind that has attached itself to the moors of your daily existence (stress, anxiety, fear, dis-association...etc). You no longer cope and your faith is displaced. Neither the PDOC or the TDOC ever address this for it is not part of their practice, so you remain unchanged. Stress is caused by a fear to control something within your environment (work, money, children, people...etc). We are the ones to be healed so we cannot control what we seek to control. Realize the need to control is up to the healer (God) and not you (one to heal), and He will provide you with every tool you will ever need to heal. Even if that means medicine and therapy. Your power in this healing is finding the right DOCS to guide you to the space you need to be in to heal. Faith helps you seek this.
Free your self from the desire to control and you will be healed
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The clouds thickened overnight, leaving us with temperatures in the 40's and 50's early this morning. Thursday afternoon we'll top out in the mid-70s.
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Monday, March 21, 2005Valparaiso University multi-sport athlete Amanda Meyer (Somerset, Wis./Somerset H.S.) has been named the recipient of the Enhancement Postgraduate Scholarship for Careers in Athletics by the NCAA.
Meyer, who will receive her bachelor's degree in business management and sports management from Valpo in May, is a member of the Crusaders' soccer team along with the track and field squad.
On the soccer field, Meyer has tallied four goals and dished out two assists over the past two seasons. In track and field, she has set school records in the 600m run and the 4x400m relay indoors and holds school marks in the pole vault and the 4x400m relays outdoors.
Meyer has earned Presidential Academic Honors in the classroom while at Valpo and has served as the Vice President of Phi Epsilon Kappa, a physical education honor society. She has also earned Academic All-District honors by CoSIDA.
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— So the NHL is missing in action, the Bills' playoff hopes are on the verge of disappearing and the cold winter temperatures seem to be upon us here in Western New York.
What is there to be excited about?
Well, if you haven't noticed already the New York Knicks are back in a big way, and off to the team's first 5-0 start since 1993. Carmelo Anthony is finally thriving in the Big Apple and New York's offseason acquisitions seem to be fitting in nicely.
For those not paying much attention, the sudden turnaround for a New York team that's underachieved since making the blockbuster trade that landed Anthony may seem surprising. But if you watched Team USA obliterate the competition in London this past summer, you probably expected the five-time NBA All Star to have this resurgence that's placed him, once again, in the MVP conversation.
There is a problem brewing under the surface of the smiles and joy in Knicks nation, however: Amar'e Stoudemire will be back in the mix sometime after the New Year. What's wrong with that, you ask?
The two superstars don't mix offensively, it's not really a secret. Stoudemire isn't the same player he once was and now the Knicks have become Anthony's team — for better or worse — and unless Amar'e is willing to accept a bench role, his time in New York could be over.
The good news for Knicks fans is that there will be a big market for Stoudemire's services should the team want to do the smart thing and grab a draft pick or two and a quality starter. I'll hold my breath though, because the Knicks don't have the best track record in this department.
But until then, enjoy the return of winning basketball to Madison Square Garden. What else do you have to do?
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Brandon and BJ Lee, formerly of Cortez, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Tayvia Star Lee. Born in Midland, Texas at 1:57 a.m. on Dec. 19, 2012, she weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces, and was 20 inches long at birth. Tayvia's siblings are brother, Antonio; sister, Justiss; and brother, Mataes. Her happy grandparents include Scott and Patti Bell of Cortez, Matt and Tami Vanderheiden of Beaumont, Texas, and Scott and Arlese Smith of Farmington, N.M.
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ROCK HILL Family Trust Federal Credit Union will offer a free money management workshop series inClover and Fort Mill.
"Improve your credit score" will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11, at the Clover office, 1219 Highway 55 E.
Registration is available at www.familytrust.org/knowyourdough or call 803-326-2187. Handouts will be provided.
Other Clover workshops: Home-Buying Made Easy, March 11; Growing Old is No Place for Sissies, April 7.
Speakers will include representatives from Family Trust's Mortgage Service Center and Mitchell Payne of Warner, Payne and Black. Participants will be entered to win prizes at each workshop.
Allen Tate announces training grads
CHARLOTTE Allen Tate Realtors announces the following individuals have graduated from the company's Winner's Edge training in the Charlotte region:
• Keithalee Lauson of Lake Wylie.
• Michael Cornwell and Lisa McMillion of Steele Creek.
Exclusively for Allen Tate Realtors, Winner's Edge is a required, comprehensive real estate training program. The curriculum includes the latest in national real estate trends, technology, license law, sales and marketing techniques, integrated with detailed information about the local real estate market. As a result of this intensive course of study, Realtors are equipped with the latest tools in the industry to serve their clients in a knowledgeable, caring and professional manner.
Visit allentate.com for more information.
Rock Hill recognized for sports tourism
ROCK HILL The city of Rock Hill's Parks, Recreation and Tourism department and the Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitors Bureau have been recognized by SportsEvents Media Group as a 2014 Readers' Choice Award winner.
Rock Hill PRT and the Rock Hill/York County CVB are listed in the January issue of SportsEvents. The tourism entities will be honored among more than 100 destinations and venues that also received the award. A complete list of award winners is available online at sportseventsmagazine.com/2014readerschoice.
SportsEvents asked sports event professionals to name the sports commission, convention and visitors bureaus, or sports events venues that display exemplary creativity and professionalism toward the groups they host. Nominations were received from readers throughout the year, and the top picks were selected based on the results from an online voting system.
For more information about the award, call 803-329-5620 or 803-329-5200.
Buy local with mobile app
ROCK HILL The York County Regional Chamber of Commerce announces a new buy-local partnership with Thanx Inc. to motivate people to support local businesses.
Thanx is a mobile application that connects businesses to customers and allows them to reward those customers with each return visit. Using the app, customers can flip through a list of all participating local merchants and track their progress toward available rewards. As new merchants join, customers will be alerted through their mobile device.
Each participating business will have access to a private merchant analytics dashboard through Thanx, which reveals insights and data on that individual business. York County retailers, restaurants and service providers can get started with Thanx by calling 803-324-7500.
Join Gaston networking program
GASTONIA The Gaston Regional Chamber of Commerce's Prospects Pipeline meets at 4 p.m. the second and fourth Thursday of the month at the chamber office, 601 W. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia.
Each participant has an allotted time to talk about their business and its value.
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Dahlia Gallery announces our 8th annual handmade scarf show. The show features original work from renound textile artists across America including work by Carter Smith, Leni Hoch, Hillary Gifford, Hulda Bridgeman, Loominus, Betsy Giberson and more. Each scarf offers one of a kind unique designs that are created by using a variety of techniques.
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Mary Tee Rizer, 92 , of Port Arthur, Texas, passed away in Houston,Texas, on January 12, 2013.
She was born on April 17, 1919, in Oklahoma City, and moved to Port Arthur at the age of two.
She lived in Port Arthur until she was 90 years old when she move to the Hampton at Willowbrook, a skilled nursing facility in Houston, in order to be closer to her children and grandchildren. Mary Tee graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School. She was a member of the Red Hussar Drum and Bugle Corps and served as queen of her senior class. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, John Robert "Bobby" Rizer, and was survived by her son, John Charles "Bud" Rizer, his wife Rosa, and their children Laura, Cathy, and Johnny Rizer, and her daughter Mary Bess Johnson and her husband Tom. A celebration of her long life will be held at Clayton Thompson Funeral Home on Wednesday, January 16, 2013, at 2:00 pm.
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Winners and losers of government rental assistance
The federal government helps low-income families in need of housing by way of a program named Section 8, which issues rental vouchers for qualifying recipients. The vouchers can be used to pay rent on any property that accepts Section 8 renters.
Many factors determine what a monthly stipend rate will be, but household income and headcount are the primary factors.
In general, to qualify for Section 8, the family's income may not exceed 50 percent of the median income for the county or metropolitan area in which the family chooses to live. Public housing agencies, or PHAs, collect information on income, assets and family composition.
Like many well-meaning programs, Section 8 comes with unintended consequences. Here are the winners and losers of the Section 8 program.
Winners: Real estate investors
It's understood that landlords want tenants who pay at-market rent on time and in full each month. And finding renters who won't destroy property is icing on the cake.
Section 8 is serving up such renters to real estate investors.
Backed with generous government housing vouchers, Section 8 renters are cash cows for their landlords.
And Section 8's ample waiting list means that recipients who aren't playing by the rules and doing the bare minimum required for maintaining property can be replaced by other recipients who will comply.
"If property is destroyed, the landlord can go to Section 8 and report that tenants are breaching the contract," says Brian Korte, P.A., Partner at The Law Offices of Korte &Wortman, a foreclosure defense law firm in West Palm Beach, Fla.
Section 8 will come in for remediation, and tenants would have a set time to comply, and if they didn't, Section 8 could put another renter in. Real estate investors have much more recourse with Section 8 renters than they would with regular renters, where they'd have market their properties on their own.
"Why is every house being gobbled up and rented out by investors with ridiculous rents? Because they can hand them to the Section 8 tenants," says Korte.
Winners: Section 8 renters
The design of Section 8 is to provide extremely low-income families with decent, safe and sanitary housing in the private market.
But a handful of Section 8 renters are getting all that and then some.
Cash investors are buying up luxury bank-owned properties and flipping them into Section 8 rentals for the guaranteed, at- or above-market rent checks issued by the government.
It's a boon to Section 8 renters who find themselves with amenities many working, middle-class Americans can't afford, such as granite countertops, pools and community racquetball courts and fitness centers.
What's more for Section 8 renters with a housing stipend, there are no lifetime limits on the benefits.
"As long as you qualify, you qualify," says Korte.
There are annual checks on recipients to ensure they still meet eligibility requirements as set forth by the program, and recipients are required to report changes such as a child moving out or an increase in income. Rental reimbursements would decline if headcount declines or income increases.
Losers: Regular renters
According to Korte, Section 8 rentals play a role in driving up prices in the rental market. Section 8 vouchers are not below market value. They pay market rates, and sometimes offer even more than rental asking prices. This puts upward pressure on rents.


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Summary and Trail Report
Highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s and 50s with afternoon cloud cover made for a spectacular week of fishing and hiking in the Bishop Creek Canyon.
All of the passes are open with Pacific Crest Trail, John Muir Trail and Sierra High Route hikers showing up in force to resupply and grab a bite to eat before continuing their adventures in the Sierra backcountry.
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The following are the last of the Bishop results from the June 20-22 Bishop Invitational Swim Meet, hosted by the Bishop Stingrays Swim Team.
Girls, 13, 100-yd. Fly
5th: Cayley Dishion, 1:37.36
6th: Danica Thornburg, 1:45.64
7th: Lily McGrale, 1:47.19
Girls, 14, 100-yd. Fly
1st: Emily Ball, 1:24.42
Boys, 14, 100-yd. Fly
1st: Tanner VanTassell, 1:14.21
Boys, 17, 100-yd. Fly
1st: George Meneses, 1:03.21
Girls, 11, 100-yd. Fly
4th: Madison Foster, 2:05.17
Girls, 12, 100-yd. Fly
4th: Molly Foster, 1:56.91
Girls, 13, 100-yd. Back
3rd: Danica Thornburg, 1:44.21
Bishop barrel racer Kayla Inderbieten finished her first go at the National High School Rodeo Association Finals in Rock Springs, Wyo. Wednesday morning, taking third of 29 with a 17.766.
Wednesday's performance ended the first round of the 174 total competitors with Inderbieten's time good for 18th.
The Bishop Stingrays put up impressive numbers as host of an invitational meet held at the Bishop City Park pool the weekend of June 20-22.
Girls, 200-yd. Medley Relay
2nd: Bishop: Emily Ball, Melodie Aust, Lily McGrale, Cayley Dishion, 2:31.47
Girls, 12, 200-yd. MR
2nd: Bishop, Molly Foster, Jord Winzenread, Sage Lucas, Abby Ball, 2:55
3rd: Bishop, Sadie Dishion, Madison Foster, Izabelle, Elwell, Arianna Pope, 3:14.27
Boys, 10, 100-yd. Fly
2nd: Braeden McGrale, 2:02.9
Boys, 8, 50-yd.zgly
1st: Will Hennarty, 46.99
Girls, 9, 50-yd. Back
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One of the most vocal critics of the countywide school board's $1.18 billion budget proposal says the schools merger is imposing a failed education formula on legacy Shelby County Schools.
"Why is it that Shelby County Schools can provide more teachers, better salaries for their principals and so forth – they can provide more of that than Memphis (City Schools) can with more money?" Shelby County Commissioner Wyatt Bunker asked. "That is the failure of the school board that Tomeka (Hart) served on to do what needed to be done years and years and years ago."
There were times this week at the Shelby County Commission when the debate over school funding and the schools merger made the superintendent of the consolidated school system more spectator than presenter.
While many of the most controversial issues of the coming merger of Memphis City Schools and Shelby County Schools are still to be decided, the issue of how to handle school security appears to be settled.
In less than a month on the job, Memphis City Schools superintendent Dr. Kriner Cash has restructured the school system's top ranks and proposed eliminating 142 management positions. He's talked compromise with Memphis City Council members and prepared for the opening of schools later this month.
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The Vigo County Health Department wants to increase permit fees for retail and temporary food establishments.
The county Health Board on Wednesday approved the proposed increases, which now must go before county commissioners and be legally advertised. There will be opportunity for public comment.
No effective date has been established.
Travella Myers, environmental health supervisor, said it's been several years since the fees have been increased. She reviewed permit fees in other counties and "we are well below some of the other counties," she said.
Currently, annual permit fees for retail food establishments are $60 for one to five employees; $80 for six to 10 employees; $100 for 11 through 20 employees; and $120 for 21 or more employees.
Under proposed changes, that would be consolidated to two categories: for one through 15 employees, the annual permit would cost $110, and for 16 or more employees, the annual permit fee would be $150.
Currently, a plan review, pre-opening and opening inspection for retail food establishments is $100. Under the proposed change, the cost would be $125.
For a bed and breakfast with 14 or fewer rooms, the cost would go from $60 to $100.
For mobile food service, Vigo County residents only, the cost would go from $70 to $75.
For temporary food establishments, Vigo County residents, permits currently cost $30 per day up to a maximum of $60. Under the change, it would go to $40 per day up to a maximum of $80.
For non-Vigo County residents, the permit fee for a temporary food establishment is currently $30 per day up to a maximum of $90. That would go up to $40 per day up to a maximum of $100 under the proposed changes.
Permit fees for vending operators, catering and farmers market establishments would remain the same.
For vending operators, the fee is $20 per machine up to a maximum of $100.
A farmers market permit for May 1 through Oct. 31 is $30, while an indoor farmers market permit from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31 is $50.
Nonprofit groups are exempt from the fees, Myers said.
The fees generated go to the county's general fund.
The Health Board also approved a personal protection equipment policy. The State Board of Accounts has asked for such a policy to justify expenditures on employees' personal safety equipment such as reflective vests, gloves, safety shoes, etc. Other county departments also must have such a policy, said Joni Wise, health department administrator.
Wise also updated the board on the proposed tire storage amendment, which will go before County Commissioners next week. The health board previously acted on it.
One change has been made, at the request of commissioners.
Initially, the health department proposed a change to remove a 10-day grace period to correct violations and replace that with the word "immediately."
Now, the health department has agreed to change the word "immediately" and give 48 hours to correct violations.
"That's all right with us because there are so many other improved areas within the proposed [tire storage] amendment," Wise said.
The county first enacted a tire storage ordinance in 2006 as a way to reduce the breeding of mosquitoes that carry West Nile Virus.
Some other proposed changes include increased fines for improper storage, with a $50 fine for the first offense, $100 for the second and $250 for the third and subsequent offense. In addition, failure to produce proper documentation of proper tire disposal would result in a fine of $100 per day for the first offense and $250 for the second and subsequent offenses.
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|short for ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary; a diplomatic minister of the highest rank, accredited as permanent representative to another country or sovereign
|ambassador extraordinary a diplomatic minister of the highest rank sent on a special mission
|ambassador plenipotentiary a diplomatic minister of the first rank with treaty-signing powers
|(US) ambassador-at-large an ambassador with special duties who may be sent to more than one government
|an authorized representative or messenger
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In the Old Testament the Hebrew word _tsir_, meaning "one who goes on an errand," is rendered thus (Josh. 9:4; Prov. 13:17; Isa. 18:2; Jer. 49:14; Obad. 1:1). This is also the rendering of _melits_, meaning "an interpreter," in 2 Chr. 32:31; and of _malak_, a "messenger," in 2 Chr. 35:21; Isa. 30:4; 33:7; Ezek. 17:15. This is the name used by the apostle as designating those who are appointed by God to declare his will (2 Cor. 5:20; Eph. 6:20). The Hebrews on various occasions and for various purposes had recourse to the services of ambassadors, e.g., to contract alliances (Josh. 9:4), to solicit favours (Num. 20:14), to remonstrate when wrong was done (Judg. 11:12), to condole with a young king on the death of his father (2 Sam. 10:2), and to congratulate a king on his accession to the throne (1 Kings 5:1). To do injury to an ambassador was to insult the king who sent him (2 Sam. 10:5).


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Hansgrohe Limbo 06109000 Roman Tub Faucet Trim kit features solid brass construction which ensures durability and two sleek, cross handles. This faucet is a balance of form and function, featuring a traditional style with a classic design. Hangrohe offers dazzling finishes to help accentuate the beauty of this product.
Manufacturer: HansgroheItem SKU: 06109820Finish: Brushed NickelCollection: Limbo
Hansgrohe has been supplying kitchen and bathroom products since 1901 and will continue to do so because of its innovativeness and ability to keep its modern appeal. Hansgrohe products are equipped to meet the highest standard of quality and durability. The Hansgrohe brand brings creativity, quality and stylish designs to homes and businesses around the globe. The bathroom accessories by Hansgrohe offers a combination of classic design themes with modern features and is sure to add that touch of classic elegance to any bathroom. There are various luminous finishes available that Hansgrohe offers for these products to help accentuate the beauty of them.
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