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Dental professionals don't have to be in Orlando for the annual session Oct. 9-12 to experience the meeting's live patient education—they can just log on to an Education in the Round webcast to watch and learn.
|Operatory on-site: Participants get a close-up view as Dr. Edward Allen demonstrates root coverage and grafting in one of the 2008 inaugural Education In the Round Courses at annual session in San Antonio.
This year, all ADA members will be able to log on at ADA365.org to view the simulcast courses remotely or watch them for free during 30 days following annual session (through Nov. 8).
"Seeing new procedures demonstrated by the finest teachers gives every dentist the chance to learn," said Dr. Stephen Carstensen, chair, Council on ADA Sessions. "Live patient Education in the Round, the course format that the ADA first brought to our meeting in 2007, is now a benefit for every member. We know that many still cannot travel to the annual session, so this is a way to get some of the experience from home."
The six EIR courses present live-patient procedures in a fully functional dental operatory in real time, high-definition video images. On-site participants and online viewers can interact with speakers and submit questions during the courses. Courses will demonstrate procedures that include ultrasonic and laser periodontal therapy, digital impressions, implants and more.
"Learning is so much easier when you can view up-close high-definition images while the doctor performs a complex procedure," said Dr. Rise Martin, 2010 CAS program chair. "Interaction with the doctor during each phase of treatment enhances this experience."
Education in the Round live simulcasts and webinars are sponsored by Philips Sonicare and were developed in cooperation with the American Dental Education Association.
"Education in the Round is an excellent example of how technology will affect the future of education," said ADEA Executive Director Richard W. Valachovic. "ADEA is pleased to partner again with the ADA to bring this opportunity to academic dental institutions."
"Teaching and learning benefit from the active involvement of individuals across geographic and institutional boundaries," said ADEA President Sandra C. Andrieu, M.Ed., Ph.D. "Education in the Round is a great way to share ideas and information and build networks across the dental community."
The schedule for live simulcast courses is:
- Saturday, Oct. 9, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. EST, Managing the Periodontal Patient with Advanced Ultrasonic and Laser Therapy by Dr. Samuel Low—Dr. Low will demonstrate management of live periodontal patients, including manipulation of gingival esthetics with crown lengthening procedures. Participants will learn to determine indications for periodontal management considering risk assessment; incorporate micro-thin ultrasonics in managing periodontitis with advanced techniques; and differentiate laser systems for periodontitis and indications for crown lengthening.
- Saturday, Oct. 9, 3-6 p.m. EST, Digital Impressioning: A Clinical Demonstration of a Single Crown Preparation and Digital Scan by Dr. Brian Schroder—Dr. Schroder will briefly discuss the systems currently available for taking digital impressions and present a live patient demonstration of a single crown prep and scan with a currently available digital system. Participants will learn to utilize a dental dam in the isolation and preparation of a single crown, understand ideal preparation techniques for fabricating a zirconia-based crown and understand the utilization of a digital scanner in the fabrication of a single crown.
- Sunday, Oct. 10, 8:30-11:30 a.m. EST, A Team Approach to Implant Rehabilitation: How Digital Modeling Changes Everything by Drs. Stephen Schmitt and Benjamin Young—Drs. Schmitt and Young will use just two impressions—a CT scan using a simple positioning device and a digital smile picture—to plan and coordinate complex treatment. Participants will understand how cone beam computed tomography works and the problem of image scatter, how a general dentist and implant surgeon can co-rehab complex patients and learn how to receive and view 3-D data by e-mail using a downloadable freeware program.
- Sunday, Oct. 10, 2-5 p.m. EST, Implant-Retained, Implant-Supported Overdentures by Dr. David Little—Dr. Little will place four implants in the edentulous mandible and then immediately load them using the patient's existing denture in this live demonstration. Participants will learn to diagnose and develop treatment plans using cone beam scans, planning software and surgical guides; learn atraumatic and minimally invasive procedures for placement including CO2 laser use; and learn abutment selection and restorative techniques for implant-supported overdentures.
- Monday, Oct. 11, 8:30-11:30 a.m. EST, Implementing Laser Fundamentals in Your Dental Practice: A Live-Patient Demonstration by Drs. Don Coluzzi, Charles Hoopingarner and David Roshkind—The doctors will present a short lecture about laser fundamentals and then perform sample procedures such as crown lengthening, carious lesion removal or frenectomy on live patients to demonstrate the utility and ease of lasers. Participants will learn basic laser principles, observe typical general dental laser procedures and appreciate the way lasers are used for treatment.
- Monday, Oct. 11, 3-5 p.m. EST, Oral Appliance Delivery, Adjustment and Management of Side Effects by Dr. Richard Drake—Dr. Drake will demonstrate bite registration and delivery of two different types of mandibular repositioning devices, including the fitting, adjusting and in-lab modifications. He will also provide a review of portable sleep monitors. Participants will learn to take a protrusive bite registration, understand the processes to deliver two different types of MRDs and how to perform various modifications on MRDs to better treat sleep apnea patients. (This course is underwritten by a grant from the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine.)
EIR courses can also be viewed as webcasts at no charge through Nov. 8. ADA members can log in by entering their last name and ADA membership number. Viewers may earn continuing education credit by taking a test on ADA CE Online, www.adaceonline.org. There is a fee for taking the test. (Viewing members will also receive a $20 discount on an EIR course during the 2011 annual session in Las Vegas.)
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OrigamiUSA is run almost entirely by volunteers, some who work all year-round, others who work on specific projects and/or at specific times of the year. If you'd like to get in touch with a specific area of responsibility (or are just curious about who does what), you'll find below a listing of all of our various committees as well as the current membership of our Board of Directors. Feel free to drop any of us a line to share your thoughts or questions.
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Please use the individual addresses, below, to contact specific Board members, or the appropriate committee address (farther down) to reach a specific area of responsibility. To bring a matter to the entire Board's attention, or if unsure where to direct your inquiry, please send your email to admin [at] origamiusa [dot] org.
The OrigamiUSA Board governs and manages the organization. Board members are elected by the membership for 2-year terms, with half the Board members elected in alternate years. Board members appointed to fill a vacancy only serve until the next election. Board members are elected as either Local members, who attend Board meetings in person, or Remote members, who attend Board meetings via teleconference. Board members serve on and chair various committees, which is where most of the organization's activities happen.
Board Officers are elected annually after the Board election. Board members must serve one year before being eligible to serve as an officer.
Board OfficersBoard officers are elected each July at the first Board meeting after Board elections.
- President: Wendy Zeichner
- Local Vice President: Marc Kirschenbaum
- Remote Vice President: Jason Ku
- Treasurer: Jean Baden-Gillette
- Secretary: Marcio Noguchi
Board Members
- Marc Kirschenbaum (2012–2014, local) - marc [dot] kirschenbaum [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Marcio Noguchi (2012–2014, local) - marcio [dot] noguchi [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Wendy Zeichner (2012–2014, local) - wendy [dot] zeichner [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Ruthanne Bessman (2012–2014, remote) - ruthanne [dot] bessman [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Char Morrow (2013–2014(*), remote) - char [dot] morrow [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Jim Weir (2013–2014(**), remote) - jim [dot] weir [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Jean Baden-Gillette (2013–2015, local) - jean [dot] baden-gillette [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Lisa Bellan-Boyer (2013–2015, local) - lisa [dot] bellan-boyer [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Jason Ku (2013–2015, remote) - jason [dot] ku [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Bernie Peyton (2013–2015, remote) - bernie [dot] peyton [at] origamiusa [dot] org
- Laura Rozenberg (2013–2015, remote) - laura [dot] rozenberg [at] origamiusa [dot] org
(*) Board members appointed to fill out a vacant position serve the remainder of the year of their appointment. If appointed for the first year of a two-year term, those positions will be open in the next election.
(**) Board members elected to the second year of a position initially filled by an appointee will run again for a regular two-year term at the end of that term.
The following is a list of OrigamiUSA's current standing committees, their chairpersons, and their purposes. Other committees are formed as needed. Committees are open to all members. If you are interested in working on one, or if you have any concerns in these areas, please contact the chairperson at the link provided, or send a note to the Home Office, who will forward your message to the appropriate committee. Joining a committee is a wonderful way to dip your toe into volunteering.
Archives Committee
Contact: archives [at] origamiusa [dot] org
JC Nolan (Chair), Ruthanne Bessman, Marc Kirschenbaum.
Organizes and maintains the archives of OrigamiUSA. OrigamiUSA has a rich history that is full of amazing photographs, diagrams and models. The Archives Committee is responsible for the storage and cataloging of these materials.
Awards Committee
Contact: awards [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Rachel Katz (Chair), Ruthanne Bessman (Board Liaison), Judy Hall, Penny Sing, Joel Stern.
Administers the awards given by OrigamiUSA. This committee solicits nominees and judges entries for the Ranana Benjamin and Florence Temko awards. (The Michael Shall Volunteer Recognition Award is administered by the Board.)
Business Committee
Contact: business [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Mark Kennedy (co-Chair), Jan Polish (co-Chair), Marc Kirschenbaum, Gay Merrill Gross, Ros Joyce, Maria Velazquez.
Sets policy and makes decisions regarding stock and operation of The Origami Source, which is managed by Mike and Janet Hamilton. The Business Committee is always looking for new and exciting additions to The Origami Source List.
Computer Committee
Contact: computer [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Jan Polish (Co-chair), Marc Kirschenbaum (Co-chair), Sam Riviello.
Maintains and suports the computers and peripherals owned by OrigamiUSA. Computers are used in the Home-Office to organize nearly everything we do, from membership to convention registration to diagramming. This committee recommends hardware and software purchases, and supports the existing configurations.
Convention Committee
Contact: convention-info [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Jan Polish (Chair), Wendy Zeichner (Board Liaison), Jean Baden-Gillette, Tony Cheng.
Subcommittee heads: Housing (Martha Winslow-Cole), Volunteers (Sam Riviello), Teaching and Schedule (Serena LaVine, Maria Velazquez, Jan Polish), Exhibition (Ruthanne Bessman), Gold Mine (Tony Cheng), Silent Auction (open), First Timers (Delrosa Marshall), On-Site Registration (open), Ticketing (Wendy Zeichner), Model Menu (Judith Starks), Logistics (Jean Baden-Gillette, Mike Montebello, Mike Hamilton), FIT Coordination and Catering (Jan Polish and Jean Baden-Gillette), Hospitality (Anne LaVin), Publicity (Marcio Noguchi), The Source (Mike and Janet Hamilton), Photography (Susan Dugan and Andrew Cribb), Vendor Area (open)
Plans and directs OrigamiUSA's annual convention. 700+ people attend our convention each year, with 240+ classes in 30+ rooms, and 150+ volunteers who make it all happen. This committee organizes the activity, from recommending official guests to finalizing the schedule. In addition, many other people volunteer to support specific areas of responsibility for the convention.
Copyright Committee
Contact: copyright [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Robert J. Lang (Chair), Tony Cheng, Marc Kirschenbaum, Jan Polish.
Develops and maintains the copyright policies of OrigamiUSA. The committee works with our intellectual property lawyer to develop policies and permission forms that are consistent with U.S. and international copyright law protecting origami artworks, diagrams, and related works.
Development Committee
Contact: development [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Jan Polish (Chair), Wendy Zeichner (Board Liaison), Delrosa Marshall.
Develops and supports income-producing activities and to ensure they are within the mission statement of OrigamiUSA
Elections Committee
Contact: elections [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Shrikant Iyer (chair), Robert J. Lang, Anne LaVin, Michael Naughton, Wendy Zeichner.
Plans and coordinates the election of Board members. The Election Committee sends out the call for nominations, coordinates the statements of the candidates into an election mailing, and arranges for the counting of the votes by a non-Board member.
Exhibition Committee
Contact: exhibitions [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Marcio Noguchi (Chair), Ruthanne Bessman, Ros Joyce, Delrosa Marshall, Elliott Zeichner.
The Exhibition Committee works on exhibition opportunities as they occur (including Origami by Children, see below). It is also responsible for maintenance and storage of our exhibition collection.
Finance Committee
Contact: finance [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Wendy Zeichner (Chair),Jean Baden-Gillette, Tony Cheng, Robert J. Lang, Jan Polish, Margaret Van Sicklen, Maria Velazquez.
This committee manages the annual budgeting process and provides oversight of financial matters handled by the Treasurer.
The Fold Committee
Contact: thefold [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Jason Ku (Chair and Managing Editor), Editorial team.
Oversees the production and publication of OrigamiUSA's onine magazine.
Fundraising and Grants Committee
Contact: fundraising [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Ruthanne Bessman (Chair), Jean Baden-Gillette, Tom Hull.
Seeks opportunities and raises funds/resources through grants, corporate sponsorships and incentives for members and outside agencies.
Holiday Tree Committee
Contact: holiday-tree [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Ros Joyce (Chair), Delrosa Marshall, Sam Riviello (Board Liaison).
Designs and implements the Holiday Tree at the American Museum of Natural History. This committee solicits models and coordinates the installation of the Holiday Tree.
Annual Gift Committee
Contact: annual-gift [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Jean Baden-Gillette (Chair).
Solicits models from members through provided diagrams, and distributes them as an Annual Gift for the Tree Lighting. It also provides special models for the 60 Museum Trustees.
Libraries Committee
Contact: libraries [at] origamiusa [dot] org
For Lending Library, contact: lending-library [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Ros Joyce (Chair), Anne LaVin (Board Liaison, Lending Library), Marcio Noguchi (Board Liaison, Reference Library), Tony Cheng, deg farelly, Dor Jeong, Delrosa Marshall, Toby Schwartz, Maria Velazquez.
The Reference Library is housed in the Home Office of OrigamiUSA, and the committee is responsible for maintenance and storage, plus adding new books. The Library Committee also oversees the Lending Library, which provides borrowing access for our members. Information on items in the Lending Library collection is available here.
Local Area Groups Committee
Contact: local-groups [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Dawn Tucker (Chair), Jason Ku , Marcio Noguchi, Jim Weir.
This committee ensures that local area groups are listed in The Paper and assists members interested in establishing new groups. It also maintains a calendar of origami events around the world.
Membership Committee
Contact: membership [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Kathy Wallace (Chair), Sam Riviello (Board Liaison), Jan Polish.
The Membership Committee defines membership guidelines and procedures. The committee maintains the existing database and fulfills membership.
Museum Activities Committee
Contact: museum-activities [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Sam Riviello (Chair), Toby Schwartz
Works with the American Museum of Natural History on all museum-related functions except the Holiday Tree and Annual Gift. Committee functions include: arranging teaching tables and demonstrations, and folding models for special events.
Online Presence (Website) Committee
Contact: online-presence [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Robert J. Lang (Chair/Managing Editor), Norm Budnitz, Lori Gregory, Mike and Janet Hamilton, Andrew Hudson, Marc Kirschenbaum, Jason Ku, Anne LaVin, Jan Polish, Sam Riviello, Jim Weir, Wendy Zeichner.
This committee is responsible for OrigamiUSA's websites, mailing lists, email, and other online services.
Origami By Children Committee
Contact: obc [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Ruthanne Bessman (Chair), Tony Cheng, Dor Jeong, Mary Gordon, Toshiko Kobayashi, Delrosa Marshall, Travis Mueller, Clara Onishi.
This committee manages the annual Origami By Children exhibition. Every year children (18 and under) send in models for a judged competition. The winning entries become part of an exhibition that starts at our Annual Convention, is displayed at the Donnell Library in New York during the holiday season, and then travels around the country to libraries and schools.
PCOC (Pacific Coast Origami Conference) Committee
Contact: pcoc [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Vicky Mihara Avery (Chair), Robert J. Lang (Board Liaison), Lori Gregory, Jan Polish.
The Pacific Coast Origami Conference is held in (usually) odd-numbered years in venues on the West Coast of North America. Past conferences have included Bellevue, WA (2011), San Francisco (1998, 2000, 2009), San Diego (2003), Phoenix (2005) and Vancouver (2007). The PCOC Committee works with a local sponsoring group to organize and manage the conference.
The Paper Committee
Contact: thepaper [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Laura Rozenberg (Chair and Managing Editor), Lanny Sherwin (Copy Editor), Wendy Zeichner (Board Liaison).
Oversees the production and publication of OrigamiUSA's magazine. This committee is responsible for hiring and supervising the Designer, Sarah Meskin, for bringing in content, and for editorial decisions.
Policies and Procedures Committee
Contact: policies [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Robert J. Lang (Chair), Jean Baden-Gillette, Ruthanne Bessman, Tony Cheng, Marc Kirschenbaum, Wendy Zeichner.
Gathers, develops and documents policies and procedures for the operation of the Board and its committees.
Publications Committee
Contact: publications [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Marc Kirschenbaum (Co-chair), Daniel Scher (Co-chair), Marcio Noguchi, Omer Shalev, Nathan Zeichner.
This committee is responsible for OrigamiUSA's main publication, the Origami Collection, which comes out every June. The publications team also reviews and tests diagrams for The Paper. Smaller publications are also designed and planned, most recently Origami Unusual by Charles Esseltine. The publications team meets every Wednesday evening to review and test diagrams, and to select models.
Special Sessions Committee
Contact: sessions [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Maria Velazquez (Chair), Tony Cheng, MaryAnn Scheblein-Dawson, Candace Paska, Annette Purnell, Wendy Zeichner.
Organizes and executes Special Folding Fun Sessions. These sessions, historically held in the American Museum of Natural History on six Sundays a year, are fundraising events for OrigamiUSA.
Volunteer Recognition Committee
Contact: volunteer-recognition [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Sam Riviello (Chair), Tony Cheng, Ros Joyce, Marcio Noguchi, Nancy Schneider, Sok Song.
Develops activities to recognize the contributions of our volunteers.
World Origami Days Committee
Contact: wod-info [at] origamiusa [dot] org
Marcio Noguchi (Chair), Ruthanne Bessman, Tony Cheng, Maria Velazquez.
World Origami Days encourages events to recognize this international celebration of origami, by maintaining and updating the World Origami Days website.


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The Church of St Philip and St James in Oxford is a lovely 19th-century parish church that today houses the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies. The interior is not accessible without an appointment, but the exterior is worth a look if you're in the neighborhood.
St Philip and St James Church was built to serve the people of North Oxford, which began to be settled in the early 1800s. At that time, the closest parish church was St Giles.
Construction began on May 1, 1860, with the laying of the foundation stone by Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Oxford. The church was designed by G.E. Street, the Diocesan architect, and built by Joseph Castle.
The church was consecrated on Thursday, May 8, 1862. The bishop of Oxford and members of the clergy met in a nearby house and formed a procession to the church, where they were received at the west door by the vicar and church-wardens. The sentences of consecration were read by Mr. John M. Davenport, Clerk of the Peace.
Due to declining church attendance in the 20th century, the parish of St Philip and St James joined with the parish of St Margaret in 1976; the Church of St Philip and St James was finally declared redundant in 1982.
Today, the church houses the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, a university department for Christian scholars and missionaries, but the interior retains all the original church furnishings.
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The 19th-century Church of St Philip and St James is Gothic in style and has the traditional cruciform shape. The tower has two open lancet lights on each side, to which four clocks were added to the tower in 1896. Although the tower projects strength, it cannot support a set of bells.
The interior consists of a broad nave four bays long, flanked by two small aisles. The columns are made of Aberdeen granite and are topped with capitals carved with foliage and small figures. The floor is laid with tiles that continue up the walls of the apse.
The south transept houses the Mary Chapel, which is separated from the Chancel by a carved oak screen. The altar and fittings were provided by members of the congregation named Mary. On the north side of the nave is the little Advent Chapel (1905), which is used for memorial services.
The reredos dates from 1862 and was designed by the architect G.E. Street. Originally it consisted of three panels, with figures of St. Philip and St. James on the side panels and Christ in Gethsemane with two sleeping disciples in the middle. It was considerably altered in 1884: the center panel was raised up and the background was filled in with carvings from a print of Albert Durer. On the left Judas and the soldiers enter the Garden, behind them is a glimpse of Jerusalem. Above the altar is a Latin verse: "By Thy agony and bloody sweat, Good Lord Deliver us."
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They always say that when your offense is failing you, your defense is your constant. For Kansas and senior center Jeff Withey, that couldn't have been truer, as Withey notched a triple double in helping Kansas hold off pesky San Jose State 70-57, Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Withey scored 16 points, hauled in 12 rebounds and recorded 12 blocks to record the school's second triple double. Not since Cole Aldrich in 2009 has a Kansas player achieved the rare feat. For coach Bill Self, it was overshadowed by more glaring truth.
"I thought Jeff was great," Self said. "He's won the game for us almost single handedly. He's the only one that played worth a flip."
Withey was a menacing force, as the Jayhawks (5-1) used his defense to key an 18-0 run early in the second half to open up a 58-34 lead.
The Spartans looked finished, except nobody told that to them. Behind guard James Kinney, who poured in 30 points on 11 of 26 shooting, San Jose State (2-3) rallied with a 16-0 run of their own, to pull to within eight with 5:16 to go. They'd get as close as 64-57 with 2:41.
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Afterwards, the story was Self, whose displeasure with his team was not hidden. The 10th year coach didn't pull any punches when assessing his squad.
"We sucked," Self said about his team's sudden cold spell, as San Jose State warmed up. "We couldn't pass it, shoot it, dribble it, screen it, rebound it. We couldn't do anything."
Kansas went 10 minutes without a field goal during the Spartans run and the overall lackadaisical approach from the team had Self upset and ready for the next day of practice.
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State must complete construction and
maintenance on 90 percent of its existing
primary mileage before any additional
primary mileage can be allocated
to the State. This limitation is extremely
difficult in most States, particularly
in States such as Montana, where
distances and limited financing create
a number of problems in the primary
program. There are, however, a nwnber
of instances in the State where
bringing certain roads and highways under
the primary program would be of
tremendous benefit in developing improved
travel. This is especially true
in eastern Montana. At the present
time it has been impossible to obtain
any additional primary mileage for these
meritorious projects.
The amendment Senator METCALF and
I have introduced would relax the situation
somewhat. This proposal was endorsed
by the Montana State Legislature
in its recent session. I ask unanimous
consent to have printed at the conclusion
of my remarks in the CoNGRESSIONAL
REcoRD the text of Senate Joint Memorial6.
The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. NELSON
in the chair) . The bill will be received
and appropriately referred; and,
without objection, the joint memorial
will be printed in the RECORD.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 65, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
5606 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE April 9
The bill , was received, read twlce by
its title, and referred to the Commlttee
on Publlc Works.
The joint memorial presented by Mr.
MANsnnD l.s as follows:
saun: JoiNT Job:KollliAL 6
Joint memorial of the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Montana. to
the Montana congressional delegation, to
the U B. Secretary of Commerce and to the
Federal Bureau ot Public Roads Admlnlatrator,
urging that neceaaary steps be
talten to Introduce legWatlon to amend a
Federal law relating to highways, to permit
a State to bUlld add1tlonal primary
~~yatem mllea.ge when 75 percent of a
State's primary system 1s oompleted and
maintained, instead of 90 percent as presently
Wbereaa section 103 of title 23 ot the
United States Oode Annotated requires that
the primary highway system shall not exceed
7 percent of the total highway mileage
of a State; and
Whereas when 90 percent of the primary
ayatem of a State 1s oompleted and maintained,
aald State may Increase Its primary
mileage to 8 percent of the total State mileage;
Whereas the State of Montana has not
reached the required 90 percent but needs an
Increase In primary road mileage because of
the large area to be served by highways 1n
Montana; and
Whereaa an Increase In primary mileage
woUld correct existing Inequities In varloua
counties; and
Whereas many Montane. counties woUld
have greatly Increased travel If the proper
primary highway mileage were available; and
Whereas when prlme.ry highways were designated
In past years, many Montana ueas
which had a minor volume of traftl.c now have
enough tramc to warrant prlme.ry highway
deatgne.tlon; and
Whereas an Increase 1n primary highway
mileage woUld greatly benefl.t the State of
Montana: Now, therefore, be It
Re$olved by the $enate and hcuse of representative$
of the State of Montana, That
neceaary &tepa be talten by the Montana
congresatonal delegation, In cooperation wtth
Federal omclala to Introduce leg!Blatlon to
amend section 103 of title 23 of the United
States Code Annotated, relating to highways,
to permit a State to have add1tlonal prlme.ry
highway system uilleage when 75 percent of
aald State's primary highway system 1s completed
and maintained Instead of 90 percent
which 18 presently required; and be It further
Resolved, That the secretary of ste.te be Instructed
to send copies of this memoria.! to
the Honore.ble Wche.el J. Mansfl.eld and Lee
Metcalf, Senators from the State of Montana;
to the Honorable Arnold H. Olsen and
James F. Battin, Congressmen from the State
of Montana; to Luther H. Hodges, U.S. Secrete.
ry of Commerce; and to Rex M. Whitton,
Federal Bureau of Public Roads Administrator.
Mr. HART. Mr. President, on behalf
of the Senator from North Dakota, [Mr.
BURDICK], the Senator from Pennsylvania
[Mr. CLARK], the Senator from
Dlinol.s [Mr. DouGLAS], the Senator from
California [Mr. ENGLE], the Senator
from Alaska [Mr. GRUENINGJ, the Sena-tor
from Indiana [Mr. H.utnal, the
Senator from Minnesota [Mr. HuxPHUY],
the Senator from Hawaii [Mr.,
INoUYE], the Senator from Missourl [Mr.
LoNG], the Senator from Mlnnesota [Mr.
McCARTHY], the Senator from New
Hampshire [Mr. MciN:rvul, the Senator
from Michigan [Mr. McNAMARA], the
Senator from Wisconsin [Mr. NELSON],
the Senator from Oregon [Mrs. NEUBERGER],
the Senator from West VIrglnia
[Mr. RANDOLPH], the Senator from Connecticut
[Mr. RIBICOFFJ, the Senator
from New Jersey [Mr. WILLIAM)il. and
myself, I introduce, for appropriate reference,
a bill carrying out the recommendations
of the President to
strengthen the protection of the right
to vote. T:Pese recommendations were
outllned by the President in his historic
February 28 message to the Congress on
civil rlghts.
This ~tration, with great diligence,
has sought to protect the constitutional
rlghts of citlzens Seeking to
register and vote. In no comparable
period of our history has so vigorous
an effort been made to see that this very
keystone of our democracy is secure.
Yet insidious and complex devices to
frustrate citizens of this Nation in exercising
their rlght of franchise hampers
the functioning of this basic element of
our governmental system.
Under this administration, the Department
of Justice has brought 22 suits
against votlng discrimlnatlon and 4
suits involving incidents of intimldatlon
of potential voters. Under the previous
administration, over a perlod of 8 years,
the Department of Justice brought a total
of 10 suits, 6 involving discrimination in
voting and 4 involving intlmldation of
But the President, in his message, made
quite clear the need for additional legislation
if we are to Insure to all Ameri·
cans their right to vote. He stated: ·
Experience has shown, however, that these
highly usefUl acts of the 85th and 86th Congresses
suller from two major defecta. One
Is the uaual long and dt.mcUlt delay which
occura between the fl.llng of a lawsuit and
Its ulttmate conclusion. ·rn one recent case,
for example, 19 months elapsed between the
fl.llng of the suit and the judgment of the
court. In another, an action brought In
July 1961 has not yet come to trial. The
legal maxim, "Justice delayed Is justice
dented," 1s dramatlca.lly applicable In these
Many of these cases lllustrate the difficulties
faced by an admlnistration
anxious to protect voting rights. Among
the examples of the delays in these cases
are the following:
United States against Raines, Terrell
County, Ga., filed September 4, 1958; decree
entered September 13, 1960.
United States against Alabama, Macon
County, Ala., filed February 5, 1959; injunction
issued March 17, 1961.
United States against Majors, Dallas
County, Ala., filed Aprll 1961; tried May
United States against Lucky, Ouachita
Parish, La., filed January 1, 1961; not yet
United States against Ramsey, Clarke
County, Mlss., filed July 1961; tried December
United States agalnst Daniel1 Jefferson
Davis County, Miss., filed August 3, 1961;
tried October 1962.
United States against Wood, Walthall
County, Mlss., filed August 1961; presently
being tried.
United States against Ward, Madison
Parish, La., filed October 1961; tried December
1962; no relief to date.
United States against Dogan, Tallahatchie
County, Mlss., filed November 17,
1961; segment of suit involving discrimlnatlon
in registration not yet tried.
United States against Duke, Panola
County, Mlss., filed October 1961; tried
March 1963; no relief to date.
The voting bill we introduce today includes
four main provisions:
First. The appointment of temporary
voting referees.
Second. Expedition of handling suits
brought under Federal civil rights
Third. Requirement for appllcatlon of
uniform standards and procedures to
applicants seeking to register.
Fourth. Establishment of a presumption
that those seeking to vote who have
a. slxth grade education possess sufficient
llteracy to vote In Federal elections.
There is llttle doubt that this legislation
would go far toward endlng ugly
racial incidents such as the recent one
at Greenwood, Miss., where 19 Negroes
were arrested during a registration campaign.
The President .. at his press conference,
pointed out that 1f the provision of this
bill providing for temporary voting referees
had been law, those seeking today to
register in Greenwood, Miss., would have
already gone before a court-appointed
referee and many would be duly registered.
It is a shame that special legislation
of this kind is necessary to win people
their essential constitutional right. But
clearly legislation is necessary, and I
believe that Congress has no moral alternative
but to pass it as swiftly as possible.
The most urgent part of this proposal
l.s the provision for the appointment of
tempol'ary referees to carry out registration
in these problem counties. All
qualified citizens of these counties have
the right to vote today, today, and also
had this right yesterday. There is no
excuse for putting off the full exercise of
the right to vote-even for the lengthy
period of litigation. Clearly the assurance
that temporary relief can be obtained
early in a voting case would be a
most important step forward.
As always, the enactment of civil
rights legislation is a lengthy task.
Therefore, we are hopeful that there will
be expeditious scheduling of committee
consideration of this bill.
Mr. President, I ask that the text of
the bill, together with the letter of transmlttal
from the Attorney General, be
printed at this point in my remarks. I
also ask that that portion of the President's
civil rights message containing the
recommendations on voting rights be
printed in the RECORD.
Mr. President, I ask further that the
bill lie on the table until the end of business
on Thursday, Aprilll, for any addi-
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 65, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Montell Jordan (born December 3, 1968) is an American R&B singer-songwriter and record producer. Jordan became the main solo male artist on its Def Soul imprint until leaving the label in 2003. In 2010, Jordan left the music business to become the worship leader at Victory World Church in Norcross, Georgia. Biography: Jordan attended Pepperdine University in California, where he earned a bachelor's degree in communications and became a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity in Spring of 1989. Jordan graduated in 1991 and is a life member of Kappa Alpha Psi. Jordan's first single was the 1995 #1 hit "This Is How We Do It," which sampled Slick Rick's earlier Def Jam hit "Children's Story". Jordan followed up his success with "Somethin' 4 Da Honeyz", which peaked at #21. Later hits would include "Let's Ride" with Master P and "Talk Show" with Shae Jones in 1998 and "Get It on Tonite" in 1999. Besides crafting his own material, Jordan has written and produced for other artists, incl ... Read More
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Michael Pratt filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the passenger rail service as well as New England Central Railroad and the conductor and engineer on duty at the time of the accident.
Pratts son, 15-year-old Eric Pratt, was hit by a train in January at a crossing at the intersection of Route 142 and Bemis Road in Vernon.
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"Kometen - Et sagn (Da sol stod op, og alle nattens terner)" [Danish title] is number 1544 in the Hans Christian Andersen Center's register of Andersen's literary works, i.e. no. 44 in the category poems (the range 1501 - 2900). BFN 55.
"Kometen - Et sagn (Da sol stod op, og alle nattens terner)" [Danish title] was first published 2 January 1830, cf. the bibliographic description (in Danish) in : Digterens danske Værker 1822-1875, number in bibliography: 55:
Cometen, et Sagn. (Da Sol stod op, og alle Nattens Terner) p. 36
(Bibliografisk kilde: HCAH 1971/257)
The work was published as a part of Digte [Danish title]. (Number 1301. BFN 51. Category/genre: Collection of poems).
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In modern Danish on p. 47 in Johan de Mylius (editor): H.C. Andersen. Samlede digte ('Collected poems', Copenhagen, 2000).
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