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Local delegates to help nominate Clinton, Trump
Six local Democrats and three Republicans will head to the national political conventions as delegates to help choose the presidential nominees and shape the futures of their parties.
They will be voices for the 25th Congressional District that encompasses most of Monroe County, the state and the very different political agendas set to unfold on separate national stages this month.
All three local Republican delegates are pledged to back wealthy businessman and reality television personality Donald J. Trump at the GOP convention next week in Cleveland. By contrast, and reflecting the outcome of the presidential primary in this region, Democrats will be split between delegates for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the party's convention later this month in Philadelphia.
The Trump delegates are close to the Monroe County GOP, and the Clinton delegates are a who's who of influential Democrats. The Sanders delegates include a former longtime Democratic county legislator and other members of a grassroots group that fought to elect Sanders in Monroe County, where he lost by just under 4 percentage points.
The delegates will face very different dynamics at the conventions.
Local Trump delegates were in the unusual position this week of promoting Trump as an energizing, well-qualified candidate, while at the same time disavowing some of his more controversial statements. They said they hoped he would emerge from the convention with a strong running mate and just as committed to the race, if perhaps more careful about what he says.
Sanders delegates see an opportunity to press their party to embrace more of the issues their candidate championed during the campaign, which attracted voters who might not traditionally have been Democrats. Clinton delegates, meanwhile, hope to elevate their candidate beyond last week's headlines about an email scandal and unify the party behind her after a bruising primary fight.
If tradition holds, the local delegates will play a special part in the conventions.
Delegates from a presidential candidate's home state usually cast the decisive votes that allow him or her to secure the nomination. Both Clinton and Trump hail from New York, and that should at least briefly put the Empire State in the spotlight.
The Republicans
Voters often can listen to a presidential candidate and still not know where he or she really stands on an issue, said Bill Reilich, the Monroe County Republican chairman and a local Trump delegate.
Part of Trump's appeal is that he's less scripted, and you usually know exactly where he stands, Reilich said. "Maybe even on some topics you don't even need to know," he added.
Local Trump delegates this week spoke highly of the candidate's business background, his defense of the Second Amendment and his talk about making America great again. But when asked about specific Trump proposals and some of his more divisive remarks — such as questioning a judge's impartiality because he happens to be of Mexican heritage — they said they don't agree with everything he says.
That won't stop them from supporting him. On the judge issue, Michelle Marini, a Trump delegate and deputy supervisor in Greece, said she doesn't think the candidate is racist, and that she wouldn't back him if he was. Trump may just have had a "foot in mouth" moment, she said.
Trump later said his remarks were misconstrued.
"I like how he speaks his mind," Marini said. "I do believe, however, that maybe he needs a pause button."
But on the whole, Marini thinks Trump can turn the U.S. away from what she described as a path that fosters entitlement instead of rewarding hard work. And Reilich said that while he disagrees with Trump at times, in the big picture, the candidate is a "really accomplished guy" who will find the right experts to inform his decisions.
"I feel very comfortable with him because he has the business experience," Reilich said. "A successful businessperson knows how to surround himself with talented, accomplished people."
Reilich and Marini will be accompanied at the convention by Larry Staub, the county's parks director. Staub takes the place of County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo, whom state GOP leaders named as a Trump delegate, but she has decided to sit out the convention. Through a spokesman, Dinolfo said this week that she is focused on her work in Monroe County.
The national Republican Party platform garnered headlines this week for its conservative stances on everything from gay marriage to Trump's promise to build a wall along the Mexican border. Reilich, however, said he thinks the relevance of party platforms is somewhat dated, and rarely do they actually guide political decisions once adopted.
Reilich has been to all but one Republican National Convention since 1992. He said he expects even tighter security this year, given recent "unrest" and "turmoil" in the country.
"I think the convention itself will be organized and well-run, without any surprises," he said.
Rep. Collins, astronaut Collins among GOP's speakers
The Democrats
While Sanders endorsed Clinton earlier this week, Carrie Gilroy is heading to the Democratic National Convention still enthusiastic about casting a vote for the senator from Vermont.
"I feel really strongly about continuing with my commitment to the voters in our area who elected me to represent Bernie," said Gilroy, a Sanders delegate and an Irondequoit resident.
Clinton delegates hope to convince Sanders backers that Clinton should be president, and that the party should coalesce behind her. But at least for now, local Sanders delegates remain devoted to their candidate and to shaping the party's agenda to embrace the progressive causes that Sanders supports.
Joseph Morelle, the state Assembly majority leader and a Clinton delegate, said he's more interested in strengthening the head of the Democratic ticket than the details of the party platform.
"I'd like to make sure the Democrats are unified behind Secretary Clinton, and that the public sort of demonstration of that unity is clear to people," he said.
Gilroy noted that the party already has adopted ideas that Sanders backed, including a $15 federal minimum wage and a version of free tuition at public colleges and universities for people who make less than $125,000 a year. But Gilroy said she will help press for more, including a nation-wide ban on hydraulic fracturing.
"We see an opportunity here to really invigorate the Democratic Party," Gilroy said.
The other local Sanders delegates are Liliana Ruiz and William Benet, a former county legislator and college professor. Along with Morelle, the local Clinton delegates are Mayor Lovely Warren and Assemblyman David Gantt.
Morelle said it would be difficult to find another candidate with Clinton's breadth of experience as a public official. But he acknowledged rough waters for her campaign in recent weeks, including an FBI review of Clinton's handling of classified information using a private email server while secretary of State.
The review called for no criminal charges, but said Clinton was "extremely careless."
"I think you look at the totality of a person and what they've accomplished and what they offer," Morelle said. "And for me, her assets far outweigh her liabilities."
Warren spoke of the significance of being the first woman to serve as mayor of the city where Susan B. Anthony cast her illegal ballot, and going to cast her vote for the first female presidential nominee of a major party. Clinton also is best positioned to deal with issues of race, policing, economics and education that are now coming to a head in this country, Warren said.
"I believe that she has the ability more than (Trump) to build those bridges, to reach out into various communities, to reach across the waters into different countries and different nations more so than he has," Warren said.
Other Democratic leaders with local ties also will serve as so-called superdelegates at the Democratic convention, including Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-Fairport, who supports Clinton.
Includes reporting by staff writer Brian Sharp.
Coming Sunday
Joseph Spector and Jon Campbell of the USA TODAY Network's Albany bureau, who will be covering the conventions, provide a preview of the meetings in Cleveland and Philadelphia. Coming Sunday online at DemocratandChronicle.com and in print.


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Q&A with Brett McGill
Brett McGill has been a part of MarineMax since the company's formation in 1998, coming on board his family's company as director of information services. Since then, he's worked in nearly all of its divisions, leading to the company's board appointing him president and chief operations officer in 2016. As part of a two-year succession plan, he replaced his father as chief executive officer in 2018.
Since that time, the country's largest recreational marine retailer has made several significant acquisitions, from Fraser Yachts and Northrop & Johnson in the superyacht sector to last year's addition — the largest-ever acquisition for MarineMax — of Silver Seas Yachts and its affiliate, SkipperBud's.
MarineMax is now coming off several record quarters, having seen its highest revenue and earnings in company history in fiscal 2020. In May, MarineMax announced that it had acquired Oconto, Wis.-based KCS International, the parent company of Cruisers Yachts. MarineMax paid $63 million for the 68-year-old builder in a deal that included the former Carver and Marquis facility: a 216,000-square-foot, purpose-built manufacturing space that will significantly expand production capabilities.
The Cruisers purchase was a big surprise. What drove the deal?
I think Cruisers shocked everybody. Within the industry, when Sea Ray left the sport yachts and yacht business, at that time we were actively looking at should we jump in and purchase Sea Ray? And that probably wasn't public knowledge. But of course, we were looking at it, because it was such a big part of our business over all those years. We needed something right here in the U.S. It just really made sense for us. And in the grand scheme of MarineMax, our size, this is a nice piece that fits into the puzzle.
When we had SkipperBud's and Silver Seas join us, all the stuff we say in our press release, but literally that was it. All of a sudden, we said, "Wow, OK. Cruisers is a great company. They're a big part of Silver Seas and Skipper's business." We got to know them. And then we had heard that the owner was thinking of selling. We got to know him, and guess what? He wanted to sell it to put it in the right hands. He bought the company to save the town, really. Saved the town's a little strong; he bought the company because he was passionate about Oconto and he wanted to keep those people working and keep that factory doing well.
What do you see for that brand going forward?
When we met them to talk about purchasing Cruisers, they had shared the plans that they were looking to expand the [Oconto] plant and buy the Carver/Marquis Pulaski plant. Of course, that influenced our ability to say, "Hmm, does this make sense, more sense, less sense?" It actually made more sense, because when we make an acquisition, we look at what's the upside. Of course, it's a good, functioning business, you get that business, but then can it grow? And boy, I mean, that made a lot of growth sense for how long they could grow. Doubling capacity is a pretty good thing.
Will new models be developed?
Just like with all our manufacturers, one of the great things we have is tight collaboration. And we always say our different manufacturers all have a lane on the highway that fills a customer need. There's some overlap, but for the most part, these brands fill the right lane. So that's the first thing you do, is you look at a great company building great boats and we say, "We want to keep them doing that." And we like the lane they fit in, that's why we did it, so keep developing in that lane.
And when they brought the Cantius product [flybridge and express models from 42 to 60 feet] to market, I mean, it made a big impact. Sea Ray was trying to compete against that back in the day. We think they have great product there. They already had this on the planning board, but you'll see more models there. But as we both know, the outboard segment, that 42 and the smaller 34 that's coming out, they're great products. [With] Mercury engines, they're selling like crazy. So, both of those segments are very important to us.
How does the acquisition complement your other builder relationships, such as Aquila, Azimut and Galeon?
Back to those lanes and the incremental growth. With all my investors looking at what we do, everything we do really has to be incremental, or it's not good for our investors. If we take on a brand to get rid of a brand, however that might be necessary at some point in the future, I can't imagine why you might have to do that. But for the most part, we have to make it incremental for our investors [as] it gives us incremental growth.
Our job is to not allow Galeon to try to become an Azimut. Azimut has its luxurious play, Galeon's a great play. We were missing that American-built sport yacht and yacht. Just from a business standpoint, it's nice to have a U.S.-based company that we don't have to necessarily worry about tariffs, the euro [exchange rate] and various things like that. It's a balance that it brought us. So yes, it'll be incremental, it brings a balance to our product portfolio, and we don't think there's any overlap at all with those brands.
How are those manufacturer relationships today, considering record demand, low inventory and continued supply-chain issues?
One thing we've always practiced is we give our manufacturers a long view of a forecast. We'll commit to boats for the next year — we've always done that. And then, of course, we talk monthly, and we adjust model mix. And not everybody does that. We make a commitment on the full year, so that they can plan and build, and then we communicate weekly. When you do that, when the inventory gets clean, we have those slots available to us, and we don't necessarily maybe lose a product.
But we also don't put any pressure on our manufacturers to do anything unfair to another dealer. If we committed to something, we want them to fulfill that. And of course, if they have some extra boats, we'll take those too. The manufacturer has to be healthy, we have to be healthy, and candidly, other dealers have to be as well. Taking everything from them isn't great for the industry either.
Last year, MarineMax made several big acquisitions. What are the goals and plans for the marina portfolio?
Ten years ago, we made a real shift to bring in more marinas and storage revenue, whether that's a lot to store some boats in the winter up north to a high-and-dry rack in Fort Myers to slips in the water, we'll continue to evaluate those. I would say we're not highly focused on just going to buy marinas. We're looking for full-service locations where you can sell fuel, sell boats, service customers, maybe there's a restaurant. It's a great place to go.
We might develop some marinas if that's possible; we may go make an acquisition. We may look at other boat dealers that have that higher-margin storage revenue. It's still a big part of our business [and] we'll continue and invest there.
When times are good, you enjoy it, but if times change a little, and they will one day, I want to have a real strong company for our investors. We've always prided ourselves that we made it through tough times. If things change again, we want that recurring revenue, those customers [who] are still going to go boating. Maybe some new boats don't sell as much, but we'll weather that storm.
Is acquiring marina and storage operations more critical than acquiring boatbuilders to enhance the portfolio?
It's a balanced approach. We haven't suddenly changed to a new strategy of buying boatbuilders, by no stretch. Of course, if an opportunity arises and it makes sense for MarineMax — like the Cruisers acquisition made sense — we'll look at it. But I would say that's not our thrust. There's still great boat dealers out there that have marinas that need to become part of the family. We're going to continue to grow with our brands. If you just look at the growth we can have with our brands that we carry, including Sea Ray and Whaler, and then the other brands you mentioned like Galeon and Cruisers and others, there's a lot of growth just in and of itself. [And] Aviara, they're just getting that factory in Florida up to speed.
How about your international footprint? The Northrop & Johnson and Fraser acquisitions suggest a goal of expanding internationally.
There's not a clear, "OK, we're going to go do this" [strategy]. I don't want to call it opportunistic if some opportunities arise. We feel like we can expand the superyacht side of the business by those two companies growing, maybe there's some additional types of things we can add on to that, maybe there's another company. We do think there's growth in that superyacht segment. Our strength with Aquila is in international sales. We've set up almost 20 dealers across the world that sell the Aquila product. It's not [the biggest] part of our business, but it's impressive how much we sell internationally.
Let's talk about Boatyard, which was also acquired last year. What should we expect to see?
All our systems and technology have really been on the back end. Then you have the website, which is good for customers to find you and inquire. But Boatyard really was there to create a better customer experience. We said, "What are we trying to solve with our MarineMax app?" Better customer experience, quicker service and simpler, easier communications. Well, Boatyard was doing that well, so we said, "Let's go get Boatyard to help us with the MarineMax app."
Boatyard is growing [with] dealers that have signed up to use it as a platform for their customer service communications. We'll grow it as a piece of a business outside of MarineMax, as a technology company, and it'll provide technology to MarineMax, mostly on the service side and the customer-experience side. And of course, it will include connectivity information within that: When you pull up your Boatyard app or your MarineMax app, it should talk to you about your boat, and you should be able to get service [and] do other things within that app. Maybe it's time to renew your insurance. We'll have that all built into our app.
The company posted record results the past several quarters. How do you keep the momentum going after 2020's foundational shift and record numbers of new buyers?
We're very blessed that business is good, and we understand that the demand is record. The neat part that you mentioned is all the new people coming into boating. When we look at everything from our leads that we're getting on the website, how many of those are brand-new to our database, and it's kind of hard right out of the gate to determine how new they are to boating. But they're new to us, and we have a 20-plus-year-old database.
Whenever we get somebody new in, they tell another friend. It just gets exponential. They're going to probably look to upgrade down the road, because they said, "Geez, now that we understand boating, we want to overnight." They're going to upgrade, on average, we know the data, right? Get somebody into boating, and odds are they're going to buy something else.
How do we keep them there? Service. And it's the hardest thing to do. Our MarineMax app and Boatyard make it easier for people to get service. We have a saying internally: "Teach me, service me, show me how to have fun." It's that last piece that has been the culture and the marketing for our whole company. We call it getaways and events, but get people out on the water and enjoy time. That's how you keep them into boating.
It sounds maybe a little silly that I would say that, but we are going to service them, we're going to do our best. And we'll have some ups and downs, but if we don't get them out boating and show them where else, then they might say, "Boy, that was a great summer and we had time with the family," but they're going to get distracted with other things. If you get them out and you take them to places they haven't been and they meet other friends, they're hooked. So, we're pushing the events and getaways.
Are these new customers looking for something — connected technology, ease of use — that will change how you cater to and approach them?
I'll always go back to, we're showing them how to have fun. If we paint that picture in our sales process, they're going to get into boating. But innovation from these manufacturers definitely helps. Innovation is driving things — joystick docking, the quieter engines, improved safety in boats, all those things.
But I wouldn't say there's a massive shift. I think that maybe this go around, people are kind of getting reenergized about boating. It's easier for them to feel that way now. First, their shopping experience online is better than it was 10 years ago. Their ability to learn about the products, envision themselves, it's all better. They didn't have to visit the stores as much. And then when they came in, the products are simpler. They're very high tech, but those technologies made sense to their family. [The customer] is not going to be worried about docking the boat at the end of the day. So that just made it easier when before, 10, 15 years ago, you were still fighting the uphill battle, boating.
You don't have to teach the customer to hook up Bluetooth. They're doing it as you're sitting there trying to teach them about their new boat. Those things make a difference for people.
Can you discuss the charter business? I'd imagine operations are getting back to normal following a challenging 2020.
Yeah. The team down there [British Virgin Islands] has been through heck. It's been really tough in that country, but it's opened back up to a degree. It's been open for a little while ... with certain restrictions [and] I'm hearing it's going well. We're just getting a few weeks under our belt, and I'll get a recap, but it's open. I'd say starting to trail off the season, right? The summer's good down there, but with hurricanes, some people, they don't always plan it. Really when the season kicks in is October, mid-October, and our bookings are full, full, full. It's people that had to cancel last year, they just rebooked. We saw very little fallout because if you've been there, you want to go again.
What are you most excited about for MarineMax? What do you see as the biggest challenges?
I'm excited for our team. We've been working hard to get to these levels and the growth that we've had — that's exciting for us and our team. For our customers, the products that are coming out, the brands that we've worked hard to develop the right relationships with, we feel we have what everybody needs. The growth can propel us a long way, and we'll look to grow beyond that. That's a good feeling to be in that position as a company, that all these relationships, all these brands that are just getting going, the upside is really big.
The challenge for the next year is the demand. Even if demand tapers off a little, the backlog is so robust it's going to be hard to figure out, "Well, what's really going on out there?"
Barring outside things we can't control, it should be good because people are going to upgrade, the used market will continue to be strong, the brokerage market's strong, our charter business when it opens back up in the Med for Fraser and N&J, that'll be very strong, and it looks like that's headed towards an opening. So it's exciting.
This article was originally published in the July 2021 issue.

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Baseball Opens Postseason Play at Lubbock Regional
No. 21 UCLA Heads to Lubbock Regional as No. 2 Seed
The UCLA (35-18) baseball team was named a No. 2 seed in the Lubbock Regional on Monday, and will head to northwest Texas this weekend for a four-team Regional featuring the host and No. 1 seed Texas Tech (36-15), No. 3 seed North Carolina (27-25), and No. 4 seed Army West Point (28-23). The entire Regional will be televised on the ESPN family of networks, with Dave Neal and Chris Burke on the call. UCLABruins.com will carry a live audio broadcast of each game, with Tim Wilhelm on the call, and fans can follow along with live updates on Twitter at @UCLABaseball.
Regional Schedule
Friday, Jun. 4
Game 1: No. 7 Texas Tech (36-15) vs. Army West Point (28-23) | 9 AM PT
Game 2: No. 21 UCLA (35-18) vs. North Carolina (27-25) | 4 PM PT
Saturday, Jun. 5
Game 3: Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 | 12 PM PT
Game 4: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 | 6 PM PT
Sunday, Jun. 6
Game 5: Winner Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4 | 12 PM PT
Game 6: Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5 | 4 PM PT
Monday, Jun. 7
Game 7 (if necessary): Same teams as Game 6 | 1 PM PT
Projected Pitching Matchups
Friday, Jun. 4 - 4:00 p.m. PT
UCLA - Jesse Bergin, RHP, Jr. (6-3, 4.24 ERA)
UNC - Austin Love, RHP, RSo. (9-4, 3.68 ERA)
Bruins Return to the Postseason
UCLA is appearing in the NCAA Tournament for the fourth consecutive season (exempting 2020) and 24th time in program history. The Bruins have now qualified for the postseason 12 times under 17th-year head coach John Savage. UCLA is 70-48 all-time in postseason games, including a 54-32 mark in the Regional round. The Bruins have advanced to Super Regionals six times in program history, and have reached Omaha five times. UCLA brought home the program's first National Championship in 2013.
History as a No. 2 Regional Seed
This season marks the fifth time under John Savage that UCLA has been named a No. 2 seed in an NCAA Regional. The Bruins previously earned a No. 2 seed in three consecutive seasons from 2006-2008, and in 2018. UCLA advanced to Supers in one of four previous seasons as a No. 2 seed (2007).
The Week In Review
UCLA finished off the regular season with a road sweep at then-No. 21 Arizona State last weekend
- The Bruins posted a season-high 21 runs on Thursday to take the series opener over ASU. Nine different players scored multiple runs for UCLA, and 12 recorded a hit. The Bruins scored in seven of nine offensive innings and posted five crooked numbers. Key performers included JT Schwartz (3-5, two doubles), Matt McLain (2-4, 3 R), Kyle Cuellar (2-5, three-run HR), and Mikey Perez (HR, 3 RBIs). Zach Pettway allowed one earned over five innings to record the win.
- UCLA rallied for five runs in the eighth to claim a series-clinching 8-5 win over ASU on Friday. Jake Moberg plated the go-ahead run in the eighth with an RBI single up the middle, and Perez followed with an opposite-field three-run blast to create separation for UCLA. Adrian Chaidez earned the W with a dominant relief outing, facing the minimum over a career-high three innings and striking out five in a row at one point.
- Noah Cardenas hit a pair of solo home runs and Jesse Bergin fired seven scoreless innings to lead UCLA to a 3-0 win over ASU in Saturday's series and regular season finale. Bergin faced the minimum over his first 5 2/3 innings, then stranded runners at second in both the sixth and seventh innings. Cardenas went yard in the third and fifth innings, giving him his first career multi-home run game. Michael Townsend and Max Rajcic turned in 1-2-3 innings to finish off the shutout, UCLA's fourth of the season.
- UCLA outscored the Sun Devils 32-14 for the weekend. It was UCLA's second sweep of the season (first on the road).
Quick Hits
- The Bruins have won four straight games, four of their last five series, and are 10-3 over their last 13 games
- UCLA finished the regular season at No. 20 in the RPI
- UCLA went an undefeated 8-0 in midweeks this season
- JT Schwartz was the Pac-12 regular season batting champion (.405), and has the No. 5 OBP (.528) in the country
- Michael Townsend is tied for the NCAA lead in pitching appearances (34)
- Sean Mullen leads the Pac-12 with nine wins, is just two off the national lead
- Kevin Kendall leads the Pac and is 10th nationally with 81 hits
- UCLA: only team that ranks top-three in the Pac in both offense (7.3 runs per game, 2nd) and pitching (3.87 ERA, 3rd)
In This Week's Polls
UCLA appeared in all five major national polls on Monday, ranking as high as No. 17 (Collegiate Baseball) while also appearing in the top-25 for NCBWA (No. 18), Baseball America (No. 21), D1Baseball (No. 21) and USA TODAY Coaches Poll (No. 21). It was UCLA's first time in the Baseball America rankings since Mar. 29.
History Against the Lubbock Regional Field
- UCLA is 0-1 all-time against Texas Tech, with the lone matchup coming on Feb. 20, 1999 as part of the San Diego Baseball Classic hosted by San Diego State. The Bruins dropped that game 13-5. Bill Scott had a double and three RBIs for the Bruins in that contest, while Chase Utley had a triple.
- The Bruins own a 5-8 all-time record against North Carolina, including a 4-3 mark under John Savage. UCLA defeated UNC 4-1 at the 2013 College World Series en route to the National Championship, then split a pair of series in 2015-16 (UCLA took two of three on the road in 2015, before UNC returned the favor to open the 2016 campaign). UCLA and UNC have met twice in the postseason, splitting those two games. Besides the CWS matchup, North Carolina defeated the Bruins 8-5 in the 1993 NCAA Central I Regional (hosted at Texas A&M).
- Should UCLA and Army face off, it will be the first-ever meeting between the two programs.


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Akali Dal smells Rs 500cr AAP liquor scam in Punjab
Asserting that AAP had followed the Delhi model while framing the Punjab excise policy, he said "like in the state of Delhi, nearly the entire liquor trade was handed over to two companies".
Chandigarh: Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Thursday said the party would appeal to the Punjab Governor to take action in the Rs 500-crore AAP excise scam, besides filing complaints with the CBI and the ED into kickbacks received by the party from the liquor cartel in Punjab.
Addressing the media here, Badal said "there should be a free and fair inquiry against all political leaders, including Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and MP Raghav Chadha, as well as Punjab government officials who facilitated the scam".
Asserting that AAP had followed the Delhi model while framing the Punjab excise policy, he said "like in the state of Delhi, nearly the entire liquor trade was handed over to two companies".
Badal said the profit margin of the two companies was doubled to facilitate a quid pro quo. "Hundreds of crores have been passed back to the AAP government in Punjab and the AAP high command in Delhi."
Sharing details, Badal said while framing the new excise policy, the Punjab government had followed its AAP counterparts in Delhi. "It stipulated that each liquor manufacturing company would choose one licensee to sell its products in the state and that the L-1 licensee should not be a manufacturer in India or abroad. It also stated that L-1 licensees should have a turnover of least Rs 30 crore per annum and should not have any stake in the retail market in Punjab which took the Punjab liquor traders out of the race."
He said in the case of Punjab, the profit margin of the licensee was also doubled from the earlier five per cent to 10 per cent.
Badal said the policy resulted in the handover of nearly the entire liquor trade to two companies — Brindco owned by Aman Dhall and Anant Wines which was owned by the Mehra group.
While Raghav Chadha spearheaded meetings with members of the two groups in a suite on the fifth floor of Chandigarh's Hyatt hotel, two meetings were held at Sisodia's residence on May 30 and June 6 which were attended by Punjab government officers, including the Financial Commissioner and the Excise Commissioner.
He said the names of the private players who were called to fix the deals were kept secret with Sisodia referring to them at Mr Mango and Mr Cucumber during the meeting with Punjab government officials.
Asserting that the twin CBI and the ED probes could only reveal the truth in the case, Badal said the movements of accused leaders and officers should be checked as well as examination of CCTV cameras at prescribed locations.
He said the kickbacks received due to doubling of the profit margin from five per cent to 10 per cent should also be probed as well as the assertion that the kickbacks received from the liquor cartel in Delhi were used to contest the Punjab elections by AAP.
Badal said now when a first information report (FIR) had been registered in the Delhi excise scam, the same should be done in case of Punjab also.
"The policy and policy makers are the same. The modus operandi to loot the state exchequer is the same."
He said in case of Delhi after complaints about loot of the state exchequer the Lt. governor ordered the chief secretary to conduct an inquiry which came up with the findings of a quid pro quo at the top level in the Delhi government.
"The report also held that the Delhi excise policy violated excise laws and was aimed at giving undue favours to the liquor licensees at the cost of the state exchequer."
Badal said following this a CBI inquiry was ordered into the scam and an FIR was registered against the Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and 14 others.
He said the ED had registered a separate case of money laundering also.


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EXCLUSIVE: Sonia Mena (Invasion), Catherine Missal (The Blacklist) and Alicia Crowder (Bleecker) are set as series regulars opposite Grace Van Patten and Jackson White in Tell Me Lies, Hulu's straight-to-series drama based on Carola Lovering's novel, which is executive produced by Emma Roberts.
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Mena will play Pippa, the ringleader of the group who uses her bravado to mask a deep insecurity. Although she'd never admit it, she cares way too much what others think. She and Lucy (Van Patten) become close friends at college, but they find themselves constantly at odds with each other.
Missal portrays Bree. Grounded and caring with a strong sense of who she is, Bree is one of Lucy's best friends and has been since their first day of college. Although she initially presents as naive, she is actually anything but.
Crowder's Diana has an Audrey Hepburn air about her, elegant, confident, and poised. But underneath it all she has a formidable strength, and is nobody's fool. Once Lucy finds out that Diana and Stephen (Jackson White) have been in a tumultuous relationship for years, she is threatened—and rightly so. Diana knows Stephen in a way Lucy does not and knows how to navigate his games.
Oppenheimer, who serves as showrunner, executive produces alongside Roberts, Karah Preiss and Matt Matruski via their Belletrist banner, Laura Lewis and Stephanie Noonan for Rebelle Media, and Vice Studios' Shannon Gibson and Sam Schlaifer for Vice-owned Refinery29. Lovering serves as a consulting producer. 20th Television is the studio.
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Mr.Ahmedinejad must have indeed peformed an intellectual sommersault if, as per your statement he convened with Jewish reiligious figures. Does this mean that he has given up his earlier resolve to wipe the state of Israel off the face of this earth, in much the same manner as your forbears wiped out the great Zoroastrian faith and its followers from your soil ? The Iranians, in particular, are known to have displayed remarkable flexibility in their foreign policy, courting Israel whenever it suited them and, at other times, maintaining a hypocritically hostile attitude towards it. Is it not a fact that in the early 1970s the erstwhile Shah secretly courted the Israelis along with the U.S.A. and funded the kurds liberally inorder to oust Saddam Hussein ?I am not sure how long this honeymoon between Mr.Ahmedinejad and the religious figures who chose to meet him will last. And to tell you the truth, we do not care a damn about it.!
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Elegant and sensual movement are part of La Belle Étoile's visual grammar; the suspension is inspired by the graceful twirling of a ballerina. The lightweight yet unbreakable lamp is completely handcrafted in Slamp's atelier. The dialogue between technological innovation and stylistic originality speaks loudly; the LED source can be easily and quickly changed thanks to the exclusive magnetic hanging system, and a white texture printed on transparent polymers, are elements that combine to create refined, contemporary design. This modern lamp is comes in two suspension sizes and a ceiling/applique version, available in black or white depending on the type of space. Both versions are versatile, avantgarde lighting solutions offering minimal, glamorous aesthetics. La Belle Étoile brings sculptural illumination to an array of interiors, with lighting intensity varying from 0 to 100 to fit the tastes of those who chose it.
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William Griffin-Parker of Pearl-Cohn commits to Tennessee Vols football over Alabama
William Griffin-Parker, the No. 13-ranked college football prospect in the state, has committed to the Tennessee Vols.
Griffin-Parker, a three-star offensive tackle, is the fifth Vols commitment from Tennessee for the Class of 2021. All five are offensive players.
"It means a lot to be able to play for my home and represent where I'm from," Griffin-Parker said. "It's something I carry myself on — who am I and where am I from."
Griffin-Parker, a 6-foot-6, 315-pounder, picked the Vols over Alabama. He is Tennessee's 26th commitment for the 2021 recruiting class. Griffin-Parker chose to make his announcement this week because he turned 18 on Tuesday.
"It all came down to them," he said of Tennessee and Alabama. "I probably didn't know until last Saturday."
Griffin-Parker said the relationships he has built with the Tennessee coaching staff were key to his decision.
"They looked at me as a person," Griffin-Parker said. "It wasn't just about football all the time. They asked about how my family was doing and everyone was doing at home."
Griffin-Parker was a two-way lineman for the Firebirds in 2019 when the program finished Class 3A state runner-up. However, he dominated on the offensive line. Griffin-Parker said he's lost 15 pounds since the state championship game.
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Hardin County tight end Hudson Wolfe (tight end), Brentwood wide receiver Walker Merrill and Baylor running back Elijah Howard have also committed to Tennessee.
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Rajya Sabha MP Partap Singh Bajwa has stressed that if we want our children to flourish in their lives, we should focus on futuristic education. He said that there is a need to bring some positive changes in our education system so that our children can compete well on international level.Mr Bajwa said this while attending the Annual Athletics Meet of Sidhwan Khurd Educational Institutions, here today. He was the chief guest on the occasion.While speaking on the occasion, Mr Bajwa said that entire world is focussing on strengthening their information and technology sector, and our educationists should also focus towards this direction. He also appreciated the efforts of Sidhwan Khurd Educational Institutions for their contribution in the field of education. He also appealed to the students to save our rich history and culture.During an informal interaction with the media persons on the occasion, Mr Partap Singh Bajwa accused the Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janta Party government of weakening the state economy with the power agreements they made with private sector during their tenure. He stressed that there is a need to rework these power agreements or cancel them. On this occasion, he also honoured the winners with trophies and certificates.Prominent among those present on the occasion included Guest of Honour District Public Relations Officer Ludhiana Mr Prabhdeep Singh Nathowal, Managing Committee president Mr Varinder Singh Sidhu, Secretary Dr Harmel Singh, Retired PCS officer Mr Pritam Singh, Manager Dr Hardeep Singh, Mr Kirpal Singh Bhathal, Mr Paramjit Singh Ghawaddi, besides several others.
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