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Woman divorced without knowing it
A Commerce woman - surprised when she found herself divorced without signing any papers - called the sheriff's office to report that someone forged her name. She suspects her estranged husband's girlfriend, according to a Jackson County sheriff's report.
Construction worker injured in fall at UGA
A worker fell some 20 feet at the construction site of the new University School of Art on River Road on Tuesday and was flown to Gwinnett Medical Center with unspecified injuries, according to UGA police.
Two teens arrested on drug charges
Athens-Clarke police's Drug Task Force searched an apartment Tuesday in The Summit on Barnett Shoals Road, seized drugs and cash, and arrested two residents, according to a police report.
Thieves take gym's televisions
Two young burglars were caught on video as they stole two plasma-screen televisions from the fitness center of College Park Communities on Lakeside Drive early Wednesday morning, according to an Athens-Clarke County Police report.
Woman tells police men attacked her
An Athens-Clarke police officer met with a 39-year old woman at Athens Regional Medical Center, after some men attacked her on the west side of town, according to a police report.
Car crash claims Statham man
A Statham man was killed Tuesday morning at the intersection of Jimmy Daniels and Virgil Langford roads in Oconee County, when he ran a stop sign and hit another car, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
King academically qualifies
Caleb King could run like a rabbit and twist away from tacklers like a top in high school.
Dooley recovering from throat surgery
Retired University of Georgia football coach and athletic director Vince Dooley is recovering from surgery to remove a tumor near his vocal cords, his wife says.
Chancellor seeks college credit bill veto
ATLANTA - University System Chancellor Erroll Davis has taken the rare step of asking the governor to veto a higher education bill.
Georgia women golfers move to sixth
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Georgia's women's golf team shot a 299 to move to sixth in the second round of the NCAA Championship at the LPGA International Legends Course on Wednesday.
Christie Haynes: Writer finds Broun guilty of politics as usual
After reading the article written by Paul Broun (Forum, "Broun makes his argument for 10th Congressional District seat," May 22), I am frankly appalled.For a man who claims he is not an example of politics-as-usual, he is certainly doing a good job of attacking another candidate without really stating what he plans to do to make politics no longer usual.
Dennis Hopper: Only thing principal has to hide is his frustration
I have been an active parent at Clarke Middle School for five years as my two boys were schooled there. The experience has been incredibly rewarding, with both receiving the best possible effort from teachers and staff. I have grown to truly admire the dedication of all of them, but especially that of Principal Ken Sherman. His leadership ability and skill is very evident to any who have had the pleasure of working with him.
Chris Young: Emanuel figures, finding don't add up for U.S. or Iraq
Jeff Emanuel makes a wonderful emotional appeal of how some of our soldiers want to stay and help the people of Iraq ("Staying in Iraq is the only reasonable course of action," May 18). Too bad he wasn't talking about Louisiana or Mississippi. Each of the quotes he uses to describe natural response to the devastation and need around them could have easily been applied to situations here at home. To claim our soldiers, to their credit, want to help those in need makes no connection to a soldier's knowledgeable authority on Iraqi war policy.
Niki Broun: Broun backer says all signs point to Whitehead
People of this district need to know that every single Paul Broun sign you see, regardless of size, has been placed on private property with the permission of the business owner, homeowner or landowner as a show of support. We've been exceedingly careful to comply with all regulations.
Matt Suber: In 10th District, perhaps the physician should heal thy self
Politics as usual. Well, that's an interesting diagnosis (Forum, "Broun makes his argument for 10th Congressional District seat," May 22). Especially since Dr. Paul Broun informed us of the "sickness" of his main opposition, Jim Whitehead.
Scott Basham: Keep Fairness Doctrine dead as the dinosaur it is
Regarding the "Fairness Doctrine" (Letter, "Bring Fairness Doctrine back to broadcasting," May 18): This idea had some validity when the average American had access to only a few TV channels and radio stations. In the modern era, when cable and satellite TV subscribers have dozens, if not hundreds, of channels, and radio is similarly full of choices, especially for those who have satellite radio services like XM and Sirius, the Fairness Doctrine has little relevance.
Jackie Scarborough: Democrats will try anything to rule the airwaves
In response to Michael Uhall's letter ("Bring Fairness Doctrine back to broadcasting," May 18), I respectfully disagree. No matter how he spins it, it's the Democrats who are after the conservative talk radio shows. They're the only media who have been successful in broadcasting fair and unbiased views of the world today. It's not talk radio's fault or the fault of the Republicans that liberal radio could not make a go of it.
Bill Akin: Taking economic advice from communist not a good idea
A notable person had the same thought almost 100 years ago on another continent and decided to change the system, redistributing the wealth, including property. His last name was Lenin. Sound familiar?
J.P. Carpenter: Press running empty on answers to fuel pricing
I want to know when you - the local, regional and national press - are really going to take your jobs seriously and start to drill down into an issue that affects the majority of Americans?Specifically, I refer to vehicle fuel prices.
Leno celebrates 15 years with 'Tonight'
BURBANK, Calif. - Jay Leno, marking his 15th year as host of "The Tonight Show" today, understands his role with NBC's late-night institution like a good comedian knows timing.
Riding for Teens
Cards will be shuffled and waiting for motorcyclists to pick up their poker hands for charity one card per pitstop Saturday. Called a poker run, the event in Athens will benefit the C.S. Landre Foundation for the first time.
Kevn Kinney returns to the stage
Fans will hear a "new and improved" Kevn Kinney when the veteran rocker hits the Melting Point stage tonight with his Sun Tangled Angel Revival band.
Cottingham: Primroses are hearty plants and provide showy blooms
Last year, my Missouri primrose gave me so much pleasure, with huge, bright yellow blooms impossible to ignore as I walked to my car each morning. The Missouri primrose has large, 4- to 5-inch, bright yellow, four-petaled blooms. A native of Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and south into Texas, this low-growing plant can take abuse. Poor soil and no fertilizer keep this plant more compact and does not stop it from blooming.
Today in history
Today is Thursday, May 24, the 144th day of 2007. There are 221 days left in the year.
Lessard: Mix the old with the new when decorating
There are three favorite pieces of old furniture that have special and sentimental meaning for us: An antique, mahogany library table, a large, overstuffed armchair and a rather "distressed" walnut baby grand piano. We're considering plans for a new home that has very contemporary lines and open layout where the kitchen, dining room and living room co-exist and beg for sleek, modern furniture. Can you help us fit these traditional furnishings into such a home design? Should we find a more traditional plan, or do we let them go, buy all new, and move on?
Oprah 'stunned' as dad plans book about her
CHICAGO - Oprah Winfrey says she was "stunned" to learn her father plans to write a book about her.
Manners matter
Practice cell phone civility
Agent answers
There are very small red bugs on shrubs around my house which are now coming indoors. What are they, why are they invading my house and how can I get rid of them?
Jordin Sparks newest American Idol
LOS ANGELES - Jordin Sparks, a teenager with a big voice and big dreams, was crowned Wednesday as the newest and youngest "American Idol."
Today in history
Today is Friday, May 25, the 145th day of 2007. There are 220 days left in the year.
Hugh Laurie receives honor from Queen Elizabeth
Hugh Laurie, who stars in the hit TV medical drama "House," was made a member of the Order of the British Empire on Wednesday.
Halo 3: One true ring
Since the debut of the Xbox 360 a year and a half ago, players have been thirsting for one title: "Halo 3." And now we know when the wait will be over. Microsoft has announced that the latest chapter in its most successful franchise will arrive Sept. 25.
Bono to receive Liberty Medal
Bono, who has helped bring worldwide attention to medical and economic problems in Africa, will receive this year's Liberty Medal.
Pirates 3: 'End' long but impressive
Whether you're satisfied or stupefied by the latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" film, you won't feel shortchanged. If this extravaganza of frenzied action, multitudes of featured performers, titanic naval battles and a flotilla of miraculous special effects could be distilled to a single word it would be:
Mini movie reviews
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Nightingale News delivers lovely tunes
The current incarnation of Nightingale News had been together for three weeks and (perhaps) fewer rehearsals when arrangements were made to discover more about the fledgling collective's maestro, multi-instrumentalist and man-about-town, Coy King.
Time for RTX
According to their press release, RTX stands for "Rad Times Xpress" but metaphorically, it stands for one of many things. The group emerged from the ashes of Royal Trux, the highly influential blues-rock duo that thrived from 1987 until 2001. Singer Jennifer Herrema split from partner-collaborator Neil Haggarty, picked up the pieces, and assembled the glam-pop metal band RTX.
Local Nick Light revved for Tasty World gig
Nick Light admits that it was Cali-based punk-pop band Blink-182 that pushed him toward a musical career, but he's quick to assert that his songwriting is more influenced by those old John Denver and Johnny Cash records his father used to play over and over.
Sights and sounds
Athens artist Andy Cherewick's amazing paintings will be on display at Flicker, 263 W. Washington St., for a month in a series of one-week shows. Cherewick says he'll hold a new opening at 6 p.m. each Saturday through June 23 featuring about 40 paintings he's created within the last year or so, along with more than 100 gouache-on-paper works he created while spending three months in Holland this winter. Each show will be a different collection of works. For more information, call (706) 546-0039.
Dogs land top recruit
Coach Dennis Felton hasn't had much success locking up blue chip recruits since he arrived at Georgia four years ago.
Aloha? Hawaii tourney possible
Georgia's idea of playing Duke at Madison Square Garden gave its players goose bumps when they heard the news during the middle of last season.
Donovan declines interest in Magic
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Florida coach Billy Donovan isn't going anywhere.
Georgia basketball camps draw near
Georgia coach Dennis Felton is getting ready to go camping for another year.
County offers some support to Teen Matters
The Athens-Clarke Commission will give the Clarke County Health Department $50,000 to keep the lights on at a teen pregnancy prevention center, but called on other organizations like the Clarke County School District to help foot the bill.
Barrow man charged with robbery
A Winder man is accused of robbing a 69-year-old man Tuesday evening outside a Winder convenience store.
Senators press for ecology lab funding
Georgia's two U.S. Senators this week publicly urged Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman to continue funding the University of Georgia-run Savannah River Ecology Laboratory.
Dems bend as Congress OKs war funding
WASHINGTON - Bowing to President Bush, the Democratic-controlled Congress grudgingly approved fresh billions for the Iraq war Thursday night, minus the troop withdrawal timeline that drew his earlier veto.
Murder charges in toddler's '88 death
DANIELSVILLE - Nineteen years to the day after a 3-year-old girl died while in the care of her father and his common-law wife, Madison County authorities said the toddler was murdered and the wife is responsible.
Smoking no-no in 3 of 4 homes
ATLANTA - Smoking is forbidden in nearly three out of four U.S. households, a dramatic increase from the 43 percent of homes that prohibited smoking a decade ago, the federal government reported Thursday.
Lawmaker refused blood-alcohol test
ATLANTA - State Rep. Ben Harbin slurred his words, had trouble keeping his balance and smelled of alcohol after his car hit a utility pole, according to a police report.
Immigration legislation under fire, but backers stand ground
WASHINGTON - Proponents of a broad immigration measure narrowly beat back potentially fatal challenges Thursday, including an effort to phase out the temporary worker program.
Park improvements hinge on sales-tax OK
WATKINSVILLE - Oconee County plans to accept donated homes for the historical village at Heritage Park, as well as add a 1,000-seat amphitheater and a three-acre pond to the Farmington park if voters renew a 1 percent sales tax in 2008.
PeachCare funds included in war bill
WASHINGTON - Congressional leaders have agreed to provide $650 million in stopgap funding for Georgia's PeachCare and other state children's health insurance programs that are running out of money.
Keyes has harsh words for presidential hopefuls
BRASELTON - It's safe to say former Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes isn't a fan of the current crop of presidential contenders.
Athens' economic outlook best in state
ATLANTA - It may be the same headline, but few could be tired of reading that Athens' economic growth is among the fastest in the state, according to a report issued Wednesday by the Georgia State University's Economic Forecasting Center.
Autopsy shows teen suffocated
A Winder-Barrow High School senior died of an accident, not a homicide, at an after-prom party last month, the Barrow County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday, hoping the news will curb rampant rumors about the night.
Disaster declared due to Easter freeze
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared 152 of Georgia's 159 counties as a disaster area as the result of record-low early-morning freezes April 6-9.
New Perimeter on-ramp being built to help ease football traffic congestion
State transportation workers are building an on-ramp from University of Georgia's East Campus to the westbound lanes of the Athens Perimeter as part of university officials' strategy to improve football season traffic.
Two face murder charges
LEXINGTON - A grand jury this week indicted two men for murder in the death of an Oglethorpe County man whose body was pulled from the bottom of a 33-foot-deep well a month after he disappeared from his home near Arnoldsville.
Funeral procession hit by car bomb; 26 killed
BAGHDAD - A bomb hidden in a parked car struck the funeral procession of a Sunni tribal leader who was gunned down earlier Thursday, killing at least 26 mourners as al-Qaida appeared to turn up its campaign of frightening its growing opposition into submission.
Senators say they'll wait to decide on immigration deal
WASHINGTON - Georgia's two Republican senators played a lead role in producing a bipartisan deal on immigration reform last week.
Gates predicts more violence
WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday he expects the insurgents and terrorists in Iraq to accelerate their bombings and other attacks this summer before Gen. David Petraeus reports to Washington on whether he thinks the new U.S. strategy for securing Baghdad is working.
Road repaving gets commission go-ahead
County commissioners have signed off on $320,000 in road repaving projects that will be funded this year through a mix of state money and sales tax revenue.
Bush calls war in Iraq a battle with al-Qaida
NEW LONDON, Conn. - President Bush portrayed the Iraq war as a battle between the U.S. and al-Qaida on Wednesday and shared nuggets of intelligence to contend Osama bin Laden was setting up a terrorist cell in Iraq to strike targets in America.
Barrow County kicks off jail construction
Some 100 people gathered Wednesday morning to celebrate the official groundbreaking for a new jail and courthouse on the outskirts of Winder, according to a Barrow County official.
Fire found burning in cemetery again
Smoke wafting from South Georgia had dissipated by Tuesday, but a small fire on the edges of the University of Georgia had people reporting a burning smell to local police.
Class will cap a journey of ups, downs
The past three years proved that going first isn't always easy, North Oconee High School's 2007 class president Ashley Hobbs said Thursday while practicing for this weekend's graduation.
GBI has likely ID on skeletal remains
Investigators trying to establish the identity of skeletal remains found in Franklin County believe they could belong to Leslie Adams, 40, a Gwinnett County hairdresser missing since 2005.
New ramp designed to ease post-game congestion
State transportation workers are building an on-ramp from the University of Georgia's East Campus to the westbound lanes of the Athens Perimeter as part of university officials' strategy to improve the flow of gameday traffic.
Political sign spat gets ugly
WATKINSVILLE - A spokesman for Republican congressional candidate Bill Greene may face criminal charges after he allegedly punched a pickup driven by the supporter of another candidate outside a Watkinsville fundraiser Tuesday night, police said.
For families, goal of own park nearer
People of Hope broke ground on Georgia's first resident-developed mobile home park Thursday, as members said they're finally making progress after six years of roadblocks, financial struggles and false starts.
Piedmont starts day classes
Anne Hubard looked forward to starting her first class Wednesday night at Piedmont College's new campus on Prince Avenue instead of the old North Milledge Avenue building.
Political sign squabble appears settled
WATKINSVILLE - The owner of the pickup truck damaged Tuesday night in a confrontation involving members of Bill Greene's and Jim Whitehead's congressional campaigns said Thursday he won't press charges if the damages are fixed.
UGA football: King clears final academic hurdle
WATKINSVILLE - Oconee County plans to accept donated homes for the historical village at Heritage Park, as well as add a 1,000-seat amphitheater and a three-acre pond to the Farmington park if voters renew a 1 percent sales tax in 2008.
Vandals leave spray-painted messages for staff at school
WATKINSVILLE - North Oconee High School officials hope an enhanced security camera video of three men in hooded sweatshirts will allow them to identify the vandals who painted school windows and damaged door locks early Tuesday morning.
Basketball: Georgia lands coveted recruit
Coach Dennis Felton hasn't had much success locking up a blue chip recruits since he arrived at Georgia four years ago.
Memo urges Clinton to skip over Iowa
NEW YORK - Hillary Rodham Clinton's deputy campaign manager wrote a memo this week urging the Democratic front-runner to bypass next year's Iowa caucuses to focus time and money on New Hampshire, South Carolina and several large states hosting primaries next Feb. 5.
Barrow news: Winder to accept K-9 body armor
The Winder Police Department will officially accept a donated bullet-resistant vest today for its four-legged officer, Titan.
Ex-Justice aide: Boss reviewed his story
WASHINGTON - A former Justice Department official at the center of the uproar over prosecutor firings told House investigators Wednesday that Attorney General Alberto Gonzales tried to review his story of the dismissals with her at a time when lawmakers were homing in on conflicting accounts.
State news: DOT lifts closures for holiday weekend
The state Department of Transportation plans to suspend lane closures on all interstate and major state highways today through 10 p.m. Monday to ease Memorial Day traffic.
Bill revised as Senate caps visas
WASHINGTON - The Senate voted Wednesday to slash the number of foreign workers who could come to the U.S. on temporary visas as lawmakers in both parties sought major revisions in a broad bipartisan immigration bill.
King funeral draws scores of supporters
ATLANTA - Bernice King, followed by her brothers Martin and Dexter, each lit a candle in memory of their older sister as hundreds gathered on Thursday to celebrate the life of Yolanda "Yoki" Denise King.
Kids get hands dirty at day camp
Kimberly Wisotsky is glad school's out because she loves to stay outside and hunt for critters - critters like the tiny frog the 7-year-old spotted at Claypit Pond at Sandy Creek Nature Center on Wednesday.
Six face charges in November dog fight
LEXINGTON - Six men face felony charges stemming from a November raid on a dog-fighting pit near Lexington, according to Oglethorpe County Superior Court documents released Thursday.
Barrow panel to measure public view on impact fees
WINDER - Barrow County commissioners are a step closer to charging impact fees on new development after voting to create a panel to gauge feedback from the public.
U.S. again shows naval might
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Ships packed with 17,000 sailors and Marines moved into the Persian Gulf on Wednesday as the U.S. Navy staged another show of force off Iran's coast just days before U.S.-Iran talks in Baghdad.
Lebanon ultimatum for Islamic militants
NAHR EL-BARED REF-UGEE CAMP, Lebanon - Lebanon's defense minister issued an ultimatum Wednesday to Islamic militants barricaded in this Palestinian refugee camp to surrender or face a military onslaught.
Nine more Americans killed; 20 in four days
BAGHDAD - Iraqi police dragged a body from the Euphrates River on Wednesday and said it was one of three American soldiers abducted in an ambush claimed by al-Qaida. The U.S. military has yet to identify the victim and pressed ahead with its search through sweltering flatlands south of Baghdad.
Athens postmaster moved to temporary Duluth post
Athens Postmaster Alfreda D. Winston, who began her duties in Athens in March 2006, has taken a temporary assignment in the U.S. Postal Service's Atlanta district office in Duluth.
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Cheers to netting another championship
You hesitate to call anything the best ever.
Newspaper gives some sage advice to new graduates
As the last of our area high schools sound the familiar strains of "Pomp and Circumstance," phrases like "the world awaits" and "now is our time" are uttered. And, finally, at some point in their commencement exercises, graduating high school seniors across Northeast Georgia - indeed, across the country - will receive their high school diplomas. Some of them will walk confidently into their future, while others may take hesitant steps into the world beyond public education. Probably all of them will need more help than they'll get - or have already gotten - from the speeches delivered at graduation.
Imagining a world with Bill as 'first lady'
It's early yet, but I'm already worried. I'm worried about Bill and Hillary's possible return to the White House - that their personal life may become front-page news again.
Forum: Fred Thompson may be GOP's last best hope for 2008
You may remember the holographic Princess Leia in Star Wars who told Obi-Wan Kenobi that he was the Republic's only hope. For some in the GOP, that is the message to former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson.
Proactive joint effort could land better air service
The U.S. Department of Transportation's recent order for Air Midwest to continue serving Athens-Ben Epps Airport with two-a-day flights to and from Charlotte, N.C. won't lead to any immediate improvement to local air service, but in the long run could signify bluer skies for Athens passengers.
Madison's Owen wins junior tourney
Meredith Owen of Madison carded a 36-hole total of 202 to capture the Girls 13-14 flight at the inaugural Georgia Junior Golf Tour event, held May 19-20 at the Creek at Hard Labor in Rutledge.
Ex-Jag signs with Cal State Bakersfield
Former Cedar Shoals basketball standout Javarus Stewart, who was named Northeast Georgia's top player by the Athens Banner-Herald in 2004, will continue his hardcourt career in Division I this winter.
Dragons sweep doubleheader, roll into semifinals
ELLAVILLE - Jefferson combined pitching with its big bats to sweep Schley County in the Class A quarterfinals on Tuesday.
Girls rugby club gains from reality check
The Oconee Girls Rugby Football Club had little or no competition from the other in-state teams it faced this spring, so coach Tyler Boykin made sure his team experienced a few reality checks.
Hartwell's Shiflet ties for 16th at Mid-Am
Golfers from Northeast Georgia made a good showing at last weekend's 26th annual Georgia Mid-Amateur Championship, held at the Country Club of Columbus. No less than three players - two of whom call Athens home - finished in the top 35 with four other local competitors rounding out the field of 74.
Prosecutor: Chris Henry OK on drug screen
Suspended Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has passed his drug screenings, a Kentucky prosecutor and an attorney for the player said Wednesday.
Dragons sweep doubleheader, roll into semifinals
The Athens YMCA is hosting tryouts for the Fall Academy and Select soccer season. The under-9, 10, 11 and 12 boys teams tryouts will be held on May 30, June 5 and June 7. The girls teams tryouts will be held on May 26, May 31 and June 4.
YMCA holds fall soccer tryouts
The Athens YMCA is hosting tryouts for the Fall Academy and Select soccer season. The under-9, 10, 11 and 12 boys teams tryouts will be held on May 30, June 5 and June 7. The girls teams tryouts will be held on May 26, May 31 and June 4.
Bengals coach apologizes for police comments
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis, whose team has had several run-ins with the law, apologized Thursday for comments about police possibly targeting his players.
Oconee County hosts volleyball camp
Oconee County is hosting a volleyball individual skills camp from 6:30-10 p.m. May 29-June 1. For more information, e-mail Steve Messig at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mean Machine wins second Rec crown
In the Athens YWCO's Sunday Adult Soccer League championships, held May 13, Mean Machine scored three unanswered second-half goals to defeat Allgood Beavers 4-1 to win the Rec Division title for the second consecutive year. Mean Machine finished the spring season at 7-1-1, followed by Red Star Baldwin Juniors (6-1-2) and Allgood Beavers (6-2-1).
James shoots, but Cleveland misfires
This time LeBron James took the shot. Cleveland's misfortune in the playoffs didn't change.
Notebook: Glavine in way of Smoltz milestone
ATLANTA - In less than two months, the idea of John Smoltz facing a former teammate has become far less intriguing. He has already done it three times this season, with two starts against the Mets' Tom Glavine and one against the Padres' Greg Maddux.
Sports brief: Leisure Services to host TRY-athlon
Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services will host a special event to introduce young people to the benefits of an active lifestyle with the inaugural Classic City TRY-athlon at 8 a.m. on June 30 at Bishop Park.
Roddick advances in Hypo Group
POERTSCHACH, Austria - Andy Roddick defeated Kristian Pless of Denmark 6-4, 6-3 to advance to the quarterfinals of the Hypo Group International.
Blackberry exec eyes Predators
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Craig Leipold patiently worked to build an NHL franchise and turned the Nashville Predators into one of the league's best teams. If they win a Stanley Cup, it won't be with him.
Adelman handed reins of Rockets
HOUSTON - Rick Adelman was introduced as the Houston Rockets coach, ending a two-week courtship that began before Jeff Van Gundy was fired.
Kurt and Kyle Busch work through their All-star crash
CONCORD, N.C. - Kurt Busch had a talk with his kid brother after the two crashed into each other during NASCAR's All-Star race.
Freeman fourth at Dublin Junior Classic
Athens golfer Dylan Freeman shot a two-round total of 5-over 149 to finish fourth in the Male 14-15 division at the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour's Dublin Junior Classic, held May 19-20 at the Dublin Country Club. Freeman finished five strokes behind division champion Jordan Janico of Duluth, who tallied an even-par 144.
Kim cards six straight birdies
FORT WORTH, Texas - Whatever Anthony Kim said to himself made quite an impact.
Horseshoe pitching continues in Hull
As has been the case for more than a decade, they're pitching horseshoes in Hull.
NASCAR: Penske tandem to lead the way
CONCORD, N.C. - Dodge will have the top three starting spots in Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 as it tries to win for the first time this year.
Yankees dispatch Red Sox
NEW YORK - Andy Pettitte and the New York Yankees capped a busy day with an encouraging victory over Boston.
Flirting fine with Chavez, Duno
INDIANAPOLIS - Milka Duno and Hugo Chavez bantered back and forth like a couple of flirty schoolchildren.
New York flashes Wright stuff
ATLANTA - Oliver Perez pitched seven scoreless innings, David Wright hit his fourth homer in the last four games and the New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 3-0 on Wednesday.
Braves: Jones' injuries getting worse
ATLANTA - It has been nearly two weeks since Chipper Jones bruised his hands and wrists in a basepath collision with Pirates third baseman Jose Bautista. But since then, Jones said the injuries - particularly his right hand - have only gotten worse.
Hawks: Knight weighing options at No. 3
ATLANTA - Billy Knight isn't naming names but he's confident the Atlanta Hawks will get a good player with the third pick in the June 28 NBA draft.
Tigers ground Angels
DETROIT - Carlos Guillen homered twice and drove in five runs, and Jeremy Bonderman made a strong return from the disabled list Thursday to help the Detroit Tigers rout the Los Angeles Angels 12-0.
Hancock's father sues restaurant
ST. LOUIS - The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher even though he was intoxicated prior to the crash that killed him.
Smoltz reaches milestone
ATLANTA - His place in baseball history be darned, John Smoltz said he wasn't thinking about earning his 200th career victory Thursday night. Really, he said, he just hoped to pitch effectively and get the Braves closer to first place.
ABSC's Versfeld wins two at Grand Prix
Twenty members of the Athens Bulldogs Swim Club, coached by Georgia assistant Harvey Humphries, competed last weekend in the Speedo Grand Prix on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Diaz earns top coaching honor for third time
Georgia's Manuel Diaz was named Wilson/Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Coach of the Year Wednesday, one day after leading Georgia to a 32-0 record and the NCAA championship.
Isner sets Georgia's win record
Fresh off a team national championship, John Isner set the Georgia record for all-time wins at 139 on Wednesday afternoon. He wasted little time defeating Furman's Andy Juc 6-2, 6-2 in the first round of the NCAA singles tournament.
Silverio powers Jackets
Alison Silverio did what every Georgia Tech athlete dreams of doing. She clinched the national championship for Georgia Tech on Georgia's home court.
Silverio powers Lady Jackets
Alison Silverio did what every Georgia Tech athlete dreams of doing. She clinched the national championship for Georgia Tech on Georgia's home court.
Transfer Helgeson outlasts Mouillon
Travis Helgeson is the same top-flight player he was a year ago.
Deal for medical campus in sight
The University of Georgia's proposal for a medical campus at the Navy Supply Corps School is almost a done deal.
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Wonderful building, lovely room, staff could not have been more pleasant and helpful. Room was delightful and had view of cathedral towers. Only minor drawback: the bed was a bit of a hammock. Apart from that I would thoroughly recommend this hotel and only wish we could have stayed longer.
Classy hotel
This is a lovely, small and classy hotel. We stayed here for two nights. The staff were very friendly and the rooms spotless. We seemed to be the only people staying there!
On the downside we booked this hotel on a website that guaranteed a rate of 239 Euros for a double room including breakfast and tax. However, when we checked out we were charged an extra 40 Euros for breakfast plus 7% tax. There is also a charge of 10 Euros plus tax for car parking. If we knew breakfast was not included we would have gone elsewhere as it is a not very special atall (rolls cheese and jam).
The Best
We stayed here on Nov. 25 2004. This is the best hotel room we ever had. This hotel is a jewel. We stayed in a standard room which is much more that any super deluxe room in any other hotel. Rooms are big, super clean and elegant. The bathroom is so clean and shiny that you can eat of the floor (as the saying goes). One of the owners greet you at the door and even park my car for me. The other owners did all the paperwork and cerry our stuff to the room and even refused to take any tip.
It is hard to explain the feeling of wellcome in this hotel, you have to be there to understand. Forget all the big fancy hotels, if you have to stay in Salamanca, you must try this place. Staying there is not a stay it's an event!!!
The only thing we did not like is the breakfast which was realy bad (for the price) but even this can not take away from the charm and the perfection of a stay at this place, just ask the owner and they will tell you the best breakfast places in the area, and even point it to you on a map. The hotel is 10 minutes walk from the center of town and all the food, shopping and attractions. This place is a must!!!
Agree that Hotel Rector accommodations, location, and staff are the best!
We loved our stay here in October 2004 and agree wholeheartedly with the comments about the pleasant staff. The hotel also has a great, secure parking garage located just behind it.
Marvelous people work at Hotel Rector
Some of the nicest people in the world work here. They appear to care about Salamanca and about your stay in their fine city. We stayed 2 nights and had a wonderful time. We dropped off our son who stayed for several weeks in Salamanca (but not Hotel Rector). When he had problems with directions, he returned to Hotel Rector where they remembered him, treated him like family, and gave him reliable help.
The only place to stay in Salamanca
We (wife and 3 adult children) stayed here for 3 nights from July 29 to Aug 1st in a double and a triple. This was easily the best hotel we stayed at in Spain. We stayed at the Weston Palace in Madrid, the AC Palacio de San Estabon in Salamanca, the Meson del Cid in Burgos and the Hotel Infanta Isabel in Segovia, only the Palace compares and nothing compares to the pleasant owners and service provided at the Hotel Rector. Stay here, you'll like it. Definitely a 4 star hotel that should be rated a five.
A great experience
Stayed in Hotel Rector in May for 2 nights. . Booked the suite which was very comfortable, spacious and clean. Owner and staff are particularly friendly and helpful - can't say enough good things about them. An excellent base to tour Salamanca for a couple of days.
Absolutely loved Hotel Rector
Would be my choice of hotel again and again - luxuriously affordable. Very convenient, super comfortable; and the staff were so friendly & very helpful.
Cleanliness is next to......
The staff were very helpful. The rooms were immaculate.On leaving the hotel for a couple of hours , on our return , the rooms had been recleaned .This occurred throughout our stay. The hotel is a short walk away from the heart of the historic centre. We stayed in the standard rooms which were good , especially the marbled bathroom. If you can afford the suites , I would plump for their luxury , but you won't feel underchanged by the standard rooms.The beds were very comfortable.
Overall , a peaceful retreat , in a beautiful old city
Wonderful stay
Very attentive service, beautiful and large rooms and baths at a bargain rate. Excellent location, private garage, quiet boutique hotel. A wonderful stay in every way. For $170, we had a suite, with separate living area, huge marble bath, 2 full size beds. From elegant linens to comfortable sitting in the lobby, you won't forget this place. Great restaurants are within walking distance, and a lovely wine shop is 2 doors down. Walk to all sites.
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... included in restorative work on the cathedral.
Also visited the museum Casa Lis, an old art deco style building with lots of stained glass and displays of art nouveau and art deco glassware and other objects. We learnt about the Nancy School style of glass making established by Emile Galle and watched a video about this as well.
There was also an exhibition going on about Coco Chanel ...
The Rain in Spain Falls Mainly in Salamanca!
... of free time after lunch. Some opted to browse the tourist shops, the only thing open during siesta, and some took refuge during intermittent rains in a chocolateria Scott and I discovered during our scouting trip last year. Valor Chocolates is a small shop in the university district offering all things chocolate. Churros with hot chocolate is a uniquely Spanish treat. Deep-fried, doughy churros are dipped in the super-thick cup ...
What a day
... for lunch. I am starting to think it is more of a struggle between lunch and dinner than it is between breakfast and lunch. For lunch, we had fried chicken and spinach again. Of course we had a fresh baguette with my new favorite cheese! I am so glad we get Spanish traditions and French traditions at the same time. After lunch, I slept for a few hours in hopes that it would make my sickness go away. We were supposed to go to Sam and Jackie's to start planning but I think we are ...
Friday, first week of classes done!
... that I could eat every day. I did notice others putting the churros in their coffee. Lots of kids were missing from the first class as they were having a long weekend in Portugal. They are all obsessed with going to the beach. In my last class we had to role play being in a restaurant. She even gave us the phrase for 'I found a hair in my soup'. Was fun but tricky. After class I met Libby in the square and we walked ...
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Our first week in Salamanca has been a lot of chilling, really nice compared to the first few days of running around constantly on this continent. We woke up at 10:30ish today, which was probably the earliest we've woke up since settling into our apartment. I suppose we're still jet lagged. It'll get old quick though, there are many places in the city and region I'm anxious to see.

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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - March 13, 1938, Abilene, Texas
CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S FATE IN BALANCE- Ponder Possible Steps To Curb Hitlers European Sweep AUM. today S2EM 'nd lhC tehlnd fhe the cabinet mad, it evident any Korn LONDON, March l2.-Adol( bold nazi seizure of Austria today thrust Die of Czechoslovakia squarely before Great Britain and The British cabinet in emergency session weighed possibility of armed to France in event the independence of in; war-created repub- lic was threatened by Germany. France, with definite commitments to protect 'this third democracy against invasion wanted Britain to Join her In a warning to Relchsfuehrer Hitler to keep "hands off." The cabinet apparently hesitated at talcing the momentous decision on what to do. Opposition Leaders Clement Attlee, and Sir Archibald Sin- clair, liberal were summoned to Whitehall In what was believed to be a tteps in the grave crisis. to meet again Monday after which Prime Min- ister Neville Chamberlain was expected to state his position In the house Oi commons. In some quarters there was a suggestion Chamberlain might be plan- ning a snap general election to seek endorsement for a stronger British for- eign policy, possibly including promise of armed aid for CaschoilovXta, fut Informed sources indicated the prime minister might sign hi. own political "death warrant" if he faced the country before public opinion might swing around sharply Irom the present isolationist stand The hands of German and Italian troops stretched across the 'rentier In clasps of friendship dem- iflp to stop the nazi sweep in central Europe. A communique issued after the cabinet meeting made it evident any Anelo-Oerman agreement now was out of (he question. at the Brenner pass and their meeting with the Italian frontier garrison also symbolized to many Britons pro- spective failure of Chamberlain's month-old attempt to bring the fascist nation Into a friendly agreement. Trance, where Leon Blum wrestled to form a cabi- net, was represented convinced that only a strong and open Anglo- French stand would save Czechoslovakia from being Germany's next ob- The French are obligated by treaty to aid Czechoslovakia In event ol i In Berlin it was expected Hitler soon would turn toward that demo- cratic neighbor of his where there are Germans In whom he al- ready has proclaimed his Interest. Nazi scorn at Anglo-French representations over Austria here as evidence mere protests were vain In dealing with Germany Hungary, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia and Yueoslavla closed their wHhi'usirTa S! HUngary strenethencd along heTTronUer Czechoslovakia barred the entrance of refugees but admitted in WWeh VOL. 295. PrtM (Aft "WITHOUT. OR WITH OFFENSE TO FKiENDS OR FOES, W E SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ABILENE, TEXAS, THIRTY-SIX PAGES IN THREE SECTIONsT PRICE 5 CENTS HITLER IN AUSTRIA, DARESlETAUATiOS Meeting At Oil Belt Teachers Merge With Northern Body, By FIXIS MATHERSHEAD March Five hundred independent and rural school district teachers met here tofiay for the last annual convention of the Oil Belt Edu- cation association. At the close of their session the school men and women voted to merge theii organization with the Belt Teachers associa- tion of Northwest Texas. Combination of the two districts in the Texas State Teachers asso- ciation was approved at the teachers' final session this after- noon. They elevated W. T. Walton, su- perintendent ot Ranger schools, to presidency of their organization. S. E. Pass, principal of College Heights school In Abilene, was re- elected secretary of the association by acclamation. Offices ot vice-president and treasurer were left open. They will be filled by vote of the Wichita Falls district teachers' group In Us annual meeting in late October ,cr early November. SID PASS Association Secretary L. E. Dudley, superintendent of Abilene schools, was chosen as a member of the executive commit- tee of the state teachers associa- tion. Other officers named were 10 representatives to the house of delegates in the stale body: Ross S. Covey, Sfteetwater superintend- ent; Gorton R. Bennett, Hamlin school principal; Nat Williams (retiring Balrd super- intendent; C. S. Eldrldge, Eastland county superintendent; Tommle Clack, Abilene teacher; Everrett Beaver, Caodc superintendent; C. B. Breedlove, Haskell superintend- ent; N. S. Holland, Breclcenridge superintendent; Hybernla Grace, Anson teacher; and Connor Rob- inson, Merkel superintendent. Earlier in the day the Oil Belt teachers had adopted resolutions urging the state board of educa- tion to :flx the present per capita tpportlonment as a mini- mum; commending the Texas leg- islature for passage of the teacher retirement act; endorsing the Har- TEACHERS, Tf. 16, CoL 4 COTTON QUOTA FAVORED BY: OVERWHELMING MAJORITY With Ballots Half Tabulated, Count Stands For, Against WASHINGTON, March AAA's proposals to apply mar- keting quotas to restrict sales of 1938 cotton appeared to have won an overwhelming victory in a farmer referendum today talbulatlons 'rom 658 nation's cotton counties gave voters for the quotas and against. More than 000 farmers were eligible to vote. Under the new AAA act, a two-thirds majority of those v The Incomplete returns' gave the quotas 93 per cent of the votes. STRONGEST IN SOUTH Sentiment for the cotton quota system ran highest generally in the old south, while in Texas and Okla- homa, the nations newest cotton area, the system encountered COLLEGE STATION, March Bandera county In soulhwcsl Texas Is the cotton surplus plan. Of the three eligible voters, one voted against today's pro- posal and the. other two didn't rasl their ballots. stronger opposition. However, in no state did the nflirmative vote go below the two-thirds level. Agriculture department officials had expected heavy opposition votes in the southwest. They had receiv- ed reports many growers in this re- gion, which exports the bulk of its colton. were opposing the control system because they fenrcd It might result in IQJS of foreign markets. Texans Vote For, Against COLLEGE STATION, March 12. Texas cotton fnmi- ers tonight piled up a vast vote fa- voring a marketing quota for the 1938 crop. Eighty reporting counties had nmasscd an afilrmatlvo vote of 82 515, while only dissented. Only one Texas county voted against the control Two communities of Falls county Bank and solid- ly for the plan, 115 and 60 votes ing dropped In the box In the two polling places. Dallas county's 1.433 affirmative vote was the heaviest received Only 184 voted against the plan. A half million farmers In 235 counties were eligible voters. Eastland Favors Return Of Beer EASTLAND, March Returns from 18 boxes late lonlght showed Butland county voters had balloted for return of the le- galized sale of four percent beer, and 2.101 were against the return. Nine rural boxes vrlth a voting strength o! 31S were still out, but election officials were of opinion the nurjln piled up by "wcls" would not Jx. offset. The county has been dry following a court hearing fcycral wcckrj ago. Previously the beer vu fc, Favor Control 6TollnTayloi Taylor county cotton farmers stood almost undivided yesterday In telling the national 'government how they felt about compulsory crop control. By a 6 to 1 vole they favored set- ting of cotton marketing quotas, In an election called by the agri- cultural adjustment administration under authority vested In It by the 1938 farm bill. The vote from 10 of 11 balloting places in the county showed voting for marketing quotas, 163 against: Only returns from But- man were unavailable last night FOR JONES Elsewhere in central West Texas Ihe vote showed similar proportions. Jones county, which in 1932 led the state in amount of cotlon produced, voted 1.108 (or to 281 against the proposed q-jotas. Knox county cotlon farmers fav- ored quotas 123 to 112. Callahan county showed a closer vote of 311 for, 151 against. Two-thirds majority must be ob- tained throughout the whole south If quotas are to be sst. If set, they will apply to all cotton farms, regardless of the vote In the par- Stc TAYLOR COUNT V Tf 16 Col 3 Civic Music's Artists Chosen Violinist, Tenor, Duo Piano Number For First Season The Abilene Civic Music associa- tion yesterday announced the artists its members will hear in Abilene nevt season. They are: Nathan Russian violin- ist, who in 13 years has risen to a place among the elect and a career of sensational success and interna- tional resocnltion. Luboshutz and Nemenoff, in a re- el I al for ts-0 foremost duo-piano pair of the country. Attllo Bagglore, tenor, whose popularity In grand opera, light opera, and concert appearance has spread from his native America, through sensational suc- cesses to Rome, London and Paris and back to the. United States. Mrs. R. A. Maddox, civic music's president, announced the concerts will be held In the hlsh school auditorium. Dates will be announc- ed later. She also announced mem- bership cards would be mailed late in the summer. Genuinely pleased at the interest of the people of the city In this, the first attempt to bring civic music to Abilene, officials ol the association likewise expressed satls- Sfe ARTISTS, Tf. 16, Col. 2 Recommend Coleman C.C.R.A. Project WASHINGTON, ifarch The national resources committee recommended to congress develop- ments on Texas waters-ays during the next six years with an approx- imate total cost of Program for Irrigation included: Coleman, central Colorado river authority project, three small re- servoirs for domestic, stock and ir- rigation purposes, for first years work, no estimate given for balance. Prowler At Abilene Home Shot In Foot, Then Fed, Given 2 Bucks, And Sent On Way Friday aflernoon a 20-year-old hitch-hiker, tired and hungry, slopped at a house about one and a half miles west of Abilene. No one was home, so he went In and helped himself to some crackers and three bananas. Just as he was emerging from the house, Ihe owner drove up. Seeing a man coming from his home in a somewhat suspicious manner, the owner reached back into his car and got his sholgun, and shot at the fleeing figure. The youth fell. As Ihc homeowner approached the boy begged lor mercy. The man bandaged the "boy's foot where he was shot and listened as Ihe boy told a pitiful ttory of dering over the counlry trying to get work. Then he took the boy In he house, fed him und gave him two dollars to help him he went limping on his way. Friday night, Sweetwaler police picked the boy up and booked inn for Investigation, because of the gunshot wound. They wired Abi- lene police and said they were hold- ing him if he was wanted After conferring with the home- officers -phoned back o v. filed here and the boy could he released. Today the youth Is frte lo limp about hunting a Job and Is happy with two dollars In his pocket-i' ii left a it, STRAIN POLICE LINES IN VIENNA Mounted police are shown here in Vienna, struggling to hold bacic detachments of over enthusiastic nazis-when "news that Schuschnlgg capitulated to Germany's demand was an- Soviet Decrees Death For-18 3 Sent To Prison; Others Have Only Five Days To Live MOSCOW, March of the 21 defendants were sentenced lo death today in Moscow's greatest treason trial. Those whose lives were spared, were: Christian Rakqvsky, former ambassador to France who was sentenced to 20 years imprison- ment; S. A. Bessonoff, former mem- ber of the soviet trade delegation to Berlin; 15 years, and D. D. Plet- nyeff, heart specialist. 25 years. Those who must die former high-ranking bolshcvlsts accused of treason and murder at the behest of foreign have at most five days lo live. However, if precedent is followed, Ihe condemned men will be execut- ed within 24 hours. Appeals for clemency, usually made immediately, heretofore have been rejected Immediately in cases of fiii-h. prominence as this, with a former premier and five former commissars or cabinet members among the condemned, If they arc permitted Ihe maxi- mum five riays to live, three days will be given them for the Judges to weigh their appeals and two more days must elapse before they arc placed before the firing squad. Among those sentenced to death was Nikolai Bucharin, chronicler of the red revolution who electrified the last session of the long trial with a spell-binding defense. Among the other one-time high ranking soviet leaders to be shot are Genrlkli o. Yakoda, former chief of the dreaded secret police; Alexis I. Rykolf, premier of Ihe Soviet union for 10 years who suc- ceeded Lenin; and N. N. Kreslinsky, former first assisstant foreign com- missar. the three judges returned to Ihc courtroom six and n half hours after taking the case under consideration. nounced. Radio Telephoto Lauds FSA Program DALLAS, March The federal government's farm purchase program for tenants was declared loday by Senator Tom Connally as one of the most sanely progressive Jtepj this country has taken. Frantically GERMANS CHEER 'ONE REICH, ONE LANGUAGE, ONE FUEHRER' BERLIN, Mar. nazis were frantic with Joy tonight as they grasped -the lull Import ol Raichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's procla- mation on the Austrian coup. "I have now decided to extend the aid of the Reich to the mil- lions of Germans In Der Fuehrer proclaimed. Even as the proclamation waj read over all German radio sta- tions by Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Oobbels. Hitler himself han crossed the Austrian frontier. The immediate destiny or the Germans and seemed to Reich, one language, one Fuehrer, but, for trie present two chancellors Seysz-lnquart In Austria, and Fieki EVENTS TO COME IN WEST TEXAS Dickens county FFA livestock show wll be held in Spur March 19. Institute of the Haskell Baptist association will mrr.eet In Rule Wednesday. doy-long Insti- tute of the Mitchell county federa- tion of women's clubs will be held March 29. BIG convention of Ihe West Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers association will be held In Big Spring March 16-19. BRA DY.-DIs trie t 16 Baptls.t con- vention will be held in Brady Mon- day and Tuesday. COLEMAN. Coleman county Bapltslst workers' conference will meet at the Coleman Junction church Thursday. BURKETTAlunior boys and girls will stage playground ball tounia- ment at Burkctt Saturday. Junior boys will hold their track meet the same day. 8 Baptist con- tlon will be held in Snyder Thurs- day and Friday. Eclor County Livestock show win be hfld March X and X. Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goer- Ing, named acting chancellor In Germany during Hitler's absence Der Fuehrer's steamroller tactics soon may be expected to turn to- ward Czechoslovakia, where there are Germans In wnom IIH- ler has proclaimed his interest. He is known to have profound contempt for the protests of west- ern democracies against his "poli- tics by force." The union of all German} !s something which every German si heart desires, no matter how crllt- cal he may be of national social- ism. That Hitler hss managed to bring another 6.500.000 persons In- to the German fold appeared to comiflnnd the respect even of his enemies. HOT OIL ISSUE IN GOVERNOR'S RACE AUSTIN, March ministration of the hot oil confis- cation jaw by Attorney General William McCraw became en Issue today in the governor's race. Railroad Commissioner Ernest O. Thompson, opponent of Mc- Craw In the gubernatorial derby, criticised the attorney general's de- partment for selling 963 barrels of confiscated oil a week ago at Longvicw for 20 1-2 cents a barrel. He voiced the opinion "Ihls con- fiscation racket should be stopped'' and said hr did not Intend to sign a tender permitting movement ot the oil "unless compelled to do so by court proceedings." The other HE political devel- opment of tlic rtiy was wilh- rirair.ll Tormfr Stats lor Walter C. Woodward of Coleman from Ihe tovernnr'j Heads Teachers DENTON, March E Norton of Woodrow Wilson high school of Dallas was elected presi- dent of the North Texas district of the stale teachers' association at the closing session of the meeting here today. French Tighten Border Defense Officials View European Crisis As Deeply Grave PARIS, March manning the powerful Maginot line defenses facing the German border tonight were held to their posts as France look an Increasingly grave view of the European crisis. The Maginot line of steel and concrete fortifications faces the German frontier along almost the whole distance from Switzerland (o Belgium. French officials meanwhile sought to convince Great Britain It was necessary for mutual safety to take a Joint stand to discourage any German encroachment on Czech- oslovakia. CZECHS GRAVE PROBLEM They considered the war-created democracy on the Reich's border the real powder barrel because of alliances with France and Soviet Russia. Premier-Designate Leon Blum at the same time gavs up attempts to form a national union government of all parties and sought desperate- ly to recreate a people's front cab- inet lo give the country a ministry. France definitely Is committed by treaty to aid Czechoslovakia in ev- ent of aggression; Britain's hands are free. The foreign office pointed out however there were no Juridical grounds on which lo base a charge on violation ot a neutral state's territory in the case of Germany's nazlfication of Austria. Two More Days For Filing Tax Reports With only two more days to file Income lax returns before the dead- line, deputy internal revenue collec- tors W. H. Talbot and E. D. Priest were preparing for capacity crowds at roo'Li 301 Feberal building Mon- day and Tuesday. The deputy collectors made a final appeal to persons wanting help with their income lax blanks lo come to the office as soon as possible. The office will open at In the morning and remain open until t p. m. Describes Union Of Nations His 'Divine' Mission Soldiers Occupy Land As Fuehrer 7, 'Returns Home' By The Associated Press VIENNA, March 12 i Hitler joined Austria and Gtr- many tonight and defied world to part them. He proclaimed this new Pan-' German union from a Linz bal- cony to cheering- thousands. As Hitler spoke nazi forces, tanks and planes swept through tiny Austria to re-make the map of Europe and rouse new fears of European war. "Any other attempt to part this people will he in the mphant Puehrertold throngs massed to welcome hii return to hu native land and fulfillment of the long-dream- ed union of Germany and her-' southern neighbor. Declaring it inlj. sion to return Austria to the Ger- man fatherland, bare-headed Hit- ler in an army overcoat told the crowd "your presence Is testimony it is not the wishforJy of a few to found this Pan-Oirmany but is the will of tht German people it- self. TREAT! ANNULLED. "It wojld be if soms of our well seek-ers after truth could not only see the truth here but also recog- nize It." i The new nazi chancellor of Aus. trla, Anhur Seysz-Inquart, greet- ed Hitler by proclaiming annul- ment of (he treaty of St. Germain, which forbade union of Germany and Austria. Diplomatlr circles expressed be- lief the presence of so many Ger- man troops wot not intended pri- marily to intimidate Austria w much as Czechoslovakia. They pointed out that German, troops, encircling half of Czecho- slovakia, form a powerfud threat to a ,pincer-HXe action to that country, In whose Ger- mans Hitler has expressed an in- terest. TROOPS TO BRENNER PASS Hitler backed his dramatic union of the two German-sneaklne peoples with the Reich's military might th-.-us'.ing Its gray ranks Into every part of Austria and bringing German troops face to face with Italy at the Brenner pass. The fuehrer saved for tomor- row a triumphal entry into Vienna, All Austria went nazl. Federal, provincial ana municipal govern- ments were taken over by nazis. Austrian army troops "not onlf stood by. but also fraternized with the invading legions. A wave of arrests struck fear to thousands of Jews, socialists, and former Aus- trian government chieftains alike. Austria's frontiers were closed quickly to prevent a mass HITLER, rtr. IS, CoL 2 The Weather ANI> YIC1MTYI cwikr Sunday. HEST TF.XAS: Fair Sandar and cooTtr Tn north and rtftral pnrtlEoiM und HAST TKXAS: PariV rlonrtv an4 cAdnv, rooVr and In north por- tion Sonay aftfrnoon. In ilroftff nln.li on Ihr cimt. nhtrilnc nnrthfrlv Son Jar nlitht. OKLAHOMA! Tartly Sunday an4
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: March 13, 1938


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Yummy to My Tummy Korean BBQ Sauce
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This is the sauce to go with BBQ Short Ribs Korean Style. I have posted it separately to enter it into the Barbecue Sauce contest! It can be used on a variety of meats and also tofu. Enjoy!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 29.58 ml toasted sesame seeds, plus more for sprinkling
- 4 large garlic cloves, pressed
- 177.44-236.59 ml soy sauce
- 29.58 ml sherry wine
- 44.37 ml honey
- 29.58 ml sesame oil
- 29.58 ml water
- 9.85 ml fresh ginger, finely grated
- 118.29 ml chopped scallion, plus more green tips for sprinkling (green and white parts, mixed)
- 9.85 ml red chili pepper flakes
- Grind the sesame seeds in a coffee grinder until fine.
- Place the ground sesame seeds in a medium bowl and add the garlic, soy, sherry, honey, sesame oil, water, ginger, scallions, and red chili flakes, stir until thoroughly combined.
- Use this sauce to marinate short ribs, steaks, chicken or fish! Grill or broil and baste with sauce.
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I really like this a lot! I marinated steaks in it for only about an hour and it added a terrific flavour. I drizzled a bit of the reserved sauce on the steak after and it would be great to dip into as well! I didn't have any green onions so I added some dried chives for a bit of an onion taste. I will definitely make this again! Made for Kittencal's Grilling Tag Game. Thanks Sharon! :)
Found that we love Korean food, this recipe is no exception! The ingredients came together to make for one deliciously spicy sauce which worked really well on steak. Can't wait to try it on chicken. Made as posted using my garlic press picked up a number of years ago at an Arizona Swap Meet - makes short work on getting that garlic just right. Loved the red chili pepper flakes and the fresh ginger..Thank you Sharon. Made for the Auz/NZ August swap.
This is very good and close to a sauce I already make. I love the addition of the red chili pepper flakes. Thanks for posting. Made for Fall PAC 2007.


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Fournette will likely decide between in-state LSU and Alabama, according to 247Sports. While the Tigers make a strong case, the Crimson Tide can make a stronger one.
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When charities are trying to raise money, they usually do it with mundane things like selling raffles, holding auctions or having bake sales - But not two New Zealand residents, who lived up to their life's motto of 'living more awesome' by constructing the world's longest and muddiest water slide - A 650 meter (2,132 feet) monster - All to raise awareness and funds for people suffering from depression.
The best part is that Jimi Hunt and Dan Drupstee did not spend millions, nor bring in a massive construction crew to pour concrete, but instead, built the slide by carving up a steep slope inside a private cattle grazing ranch located outside Auckland,using an excavator and two shovels.
The only downside to this of course, is that the luge-trench style slide that also featured a tunnel, was not permanent. In fact, it only remained open for two days during the weekend of February 23rd as part of a festival, after which the hole was filled up and the field, handed back to the rightful owners - The cud chewing cattle!
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Experience Mayhem Music AP 3 (Hosted by DJ Thoro), the latest tape from Cassidy. It dropped on Sunday, July 8th, 2012. Cassidy's odds keep getting better with each new leak, and Mayhem Music AP 3 (Hosted by DJ Thoro) will undoubtedly improve his chances of winning. It's a worthy addition to a respectable catalogue that has seen a lot of growth since Cassidy debuted in this game. We're looking forward to the follow-up.


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It's not too late for holiday cheer at the theater
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Yes, you can watch the movie over and over again on Christmas Eve but, if you want to see "A Christmas Story" live, the 2 p.m. matinee Sunday is your last chance. The Sunset Playhouse offers this production of the play, based on the movie, based on the story by Jean Shepherd. The Sunset Playhouse is located at 800 Elm Grove Rd., Elm Grove. Tickets are $23 to $25. Be sure to call ahead (262) 782-4430 to see if there are still tickets available. »Read Full Article
Ridge mesmerizing in Chamber Theatre's 'Underneath the Lintel'
Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
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Featuring a private beach area, 2 outdoor pools and a Turkish bath, Club Salima offers basketball court, archery and mini football field. Diving and dance courses are offered. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Air-conditioned rooms include a satellite TV, safety deposit box and a balcony. Private bathroom is equipped with a shower and a hairdryer. The main restaurant serves lunch and dinner in buffet style with dishes from international cuisine. Buffet breakfast comes with a freshly squeezed orange juice and Cavaliere À La Carte Restaurant offers Mediterranean specialities. Pool Bar, Mediterranean Bar and Coffee House are ideal for hot and cold drinks. Guests can benefit from the fitness centre, massage facilities and aerobics. A playground, children's pool and a Mini Club are available. You can enjoy activities such as air gun, darts, table tennis and billiards. Antalya Airport is 48 km from Club Salima. A shuttle service can be arranged upon request for an additional fee.
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Baltimore's football history can be broken into two very distinct categories: the Colts, with the legendary players and championships, and the Ravens, still growing their own legacy at sixteen years.
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Maligned units take step forward
Green Bay — Maligned for much of the season, the special team units of the Green Bay Packers not only rebounded against the San Francisco 49ers but made a positive impact in the 30-24 victory at Lambeau Field.
The biggest play happened early in the fourth quarter when punter Jeremy Kapinos pooched a kick toward the 49ers goal line. Safety Derrick Martin kept the ball from going into the end zone, and the 38-yard punt was downed at the 2-yard line.
On the next play, Packers safety Nick Collins intercepted 49ers quarterback Alex Smith, and that turnover was converted into what turned out to be the game-winning touchdown.
A 27-yard punt return by Tramon Williams set up a field goal to end the first half with the Packers leading, 23-3.
"I thought the special teams, they kind of picked up where they left off against Dallas," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said.
Kapinos, who had been called out twice by McCarthy in the previous month, bounced back well.
His first punt, when he had a chance to pin the 49ers deep, went 48 yards and was a touchback (net 28 yards). On his final four punts, Kapinos had a gross average of 42.3 and a net average of 40.5.
Kapinos entered the game 31st in net with a 33.0 average.
"I thought Jeremy's gross punt and net punt were close, that's good," special teams coach Shawn Slocum said
"A lot of times for punters in this league, with all the things they have to deal with, it takes a while for it to totally get in sync. He's put back-to-back very good weeks of practice together and I thought we saw more of that in the game. There early in the game he had a punt we would like to redo, and I think he kept battling and kept going and the production was there at the end."
Kicker Mason Crosby made all three of his field goal attempts, although none was longer than 27 yards.
And the kickoff coverage unit held the 49ers to an 18.7 average, save for Josh Morgan's 76-yard return late in the fourth quarter that set up a touchdown.
"It looked like we gave up the contain and that's usually the function of more than one person," Slocum said. "That's disappointing. With the way we played the entire game, to give up a play like that . . . hate that."
The Packers went back to Jordy Nelson on kickoff returns and left cornerback Williams on punts.
"Really, that combination gives us the best chance to win," Slocum said.
There were two punts Williams let bounce that gained additional yardage for the 49ers. Slocum said Williams should have fielded one but lost the ball in the sun.
Slocum admitted the Packers may have to switch punt returners now that Williams is a starter at cornerback with Al Harris out for the season with a knee injury. Nelson returned punts as well before injuring his knee earlier in the season.
Line picks it up: The Packers' offensive line continued to make strides as Mark Tauscher returned to the lineup at right tackle.
Not only did the Packers have just one penalty called on the line (holding against center Scott Wells), they didn't give up a sack until the fourth quarter.
Tauscher gave up the first one to linebacker Parys Haralson.
"I just got beat," Tauscher said.
On the second, quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he "probably held the ball a little bit more than we wanted to."
There was also the intentional grounding penalty on Rodgers in the second quarter on a waggle play to the right.
"You hope you suck them in there a little bit (with play-action), but it appeared we didn't," said offensive coordinator Joe Philbin. "You either have to out-athlete them or throw it away."
As part of a planned rotation, T.J. Lang played three series while Tauscher was brought back slowly.
"It was solid," Lang said. "There was one play where I gave up a pressure late in the game, but I think I did some good things in the run game. You have to make the most of your opportunities."
Tauscher said he came out fine, and that he felt more comfortable than he did against Tampa Bay.
"And that was what was frustrating about the Tampa game," he said. "As the game was moving along I felt more and more comfortable. Today I felt very good from the get-go."
Since the start of the second half against Dallas, the Packers have rushed 48 times for 223 yards (4.64 average) in six quarters.
"It all depends on how we build off of it," Tauscher said. "I think we did some good things running the football. This business you're judged on a week-to-week basis. Things get flipped tomorrow. Now let's see what we do on Thursday."
Rodgers' records: Rodgers set two personal bests with 35 completions and 274 first-half yards.
He tied a career high with 45 attempts, set last year against Carolina.
Rodgers had completed 29 passes twice before, against Carolina last season and Detroit this year.
Rodgers' first-half total ranks fourth all-time in club history.
Both marks just happened to come against the 49ers, the hometown team for the Chico, Calif., native and the team that passed on him in the 2005 draft.
"It's fun to play against a team that you idolized growing up and you watched every Sunday after church," Rodgers said.
Zoning out: Players don't get more wide open in a crucial spot than 49ers running back Frank Gore did on his 10-yard touchdown catch on fourth down that cut the Packers' lead to 30-24 with 5:56 left in the game.
It appeared that cornerback Charles Woodson gave a little too much attention to tight end Vernon Davis as the Packers were unsettled before the snap.
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NYON, Switzerland (AP) – UEFA is investigating evidence that suggests a Europa League match was fixed last month.
UEFA says its betting fraud monitoring system ''has detected suspicious betting patterns'' in Albanian club Tirana's 5-0 loss against Aalesund of Norway.
European soccer's governing body says it has ''mandated a disciplinary inspector to further investigate the matter.''
Norway's soccer association has said it was alerted by the national lottery, which stopped taking bets when the score reached 2-0 in the second-leg match of the second qualifying round July 26.
Lottery officials reported unusual betting patterns from undisclosed Asian countries, including wagers that the game would end 5-0.
Aalesund, which scored four times in the second half, advanced 6-1 on aggregate.


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Leading 10 Winter season Golf Locations That You Had to Add to Your Bucket List
Fantastic winter season golf locations must satisfy specific requirements, in order to make the Top Ten pail of list winter season golf destinations. They have to be tropical, must have greens worthwhile of being called destination greens and they need to have lodgings that permit you to unwind and loosen up in an ambience of luxury and comfort; affording you the chance to get away the winter weather condition and revitalize yourself both psychologically and physically. That is why the following have actually been opted to finish this Top Ten Winter Golf Destination Bucket List:
Maui, Hawaii, USA- Maui has actually long been the location for professional golf tours, due to its climate, world class greens, warm trade winds and 5 star resorts. Whale seeing throughout the cold weather is among the numerous special things you will find on this Pacific Island gem. Wailea Golf resort is a 54 hole golf club with a storied PGA past. The setting is incredible. The best ping golf bags can be found here www.thegolfshoponline.co.uk .
St. Thomas, United States. Virgin Islands- Home to five star resorts such as The Ritz-Carlton Resort, Wyndham Resorts at Sugar Bay, Beach. Mahogany Run being the suggested golf course on this Caribbean Winter Golf Destination trip.
Costa Rica- Located on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica; Los Suenos Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort is blended into the lush setting produced by the tropical rain forest and the ocean. Complete with an 18-hole champion greens, casino, spa, tennis courts and a 250-slip marina. The mix of world class golf & deep sea fishing integrated to develop one of the most unique winter season golfing destinations you will ever discover.
Cap Cana, Dominican Republic- Cap Cana is located along the east coastline of the Dominican Republic, on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola; which rests between Cuba and Puerto Rico. Cap Cana's tropical environments consist of beaches, crystal blue waters and lush green valleys. Having among the Caribbean's most sophisticated marinas and a Jack Nicklaus designed champion golf course, which hosted the Champions Tour, Cap Cana Championship, in April 2008. This was a no brainer for positioning in the leading ten of the pail list
- Once a drowsy little fishing town often visited by a list of who's who in the world of the rich and well-known, Cabo San Lucas has become a world class golf destination. With the blue-green blue Sea of Cortez visible from practically anywhere you venture and the warm Baja sun welcoming you each and every morning, it would be impossible to omit this from any winter golf locations list, let alone a leading ten list.
Miami Beach, Florida, USA- The very first location on the primary land of the USA making this list, Miami provides what couple of other locations on the mainland can; a global taste. The Cuban influence in music, food and culture is as warm and welcoming as the South Florida sun. From the experience of South beach to the Doral Resort & Spa, Miami offers everything needed to be thought about for placement on this list.
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA- Receiving another placement on the leading ten winter golf locations is when again Hawaii, particularly Honolulu; maybe one of the most popular of all warm weather condition destinations. Honolulu indicates "sheltered bay" or "place of shelter". The beautiful beauty of Honolulu, with Diamond Head in the distance and the Pacific Ocean lapping at its shores, makes it one of the most sort after warm weather golfing destinations. A journey to the sacred ground of Pearl Harbor is a must, it is one of the more sobering sights you will ever see. Playing the Turtle Bay Palmer Golf Course would be the course of choice here.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Located in the Northern portion of the Caribbean Sea, west of the United States Virgin Islands and approximately a 1,000 miles southeast of Miami. Puerto Rico enjoys sunshine for the much better part of the year. Daytime normally can be expected from 6:30 AM to 6 PM allowing for ample playing time, particularly if you have 36 holes on your mind. With a host of golf courses to choose from, The Rio Mar Beach Resort & Spa Wyndham Grand Resort is one of the suggested courses to play while going to the San Juan area.
Palm Springs, California, USA- With a collage of color, fragrance and picturesque beauty it is simple to understand what drew the likes of Sinatra, Hope and Crosby to the California desert all those years earlier. Basically, Palm Springs is one of the greatest winter golf locations on the planet. PGA West is located in La Quinta, a brief distance from Palm Springs, if you like golf than you definitely have to go here a minimum of as soon as in your lifetime. No leading ten list is complete without this gem in the California desert.