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- -:-J\. Q ■-■ I 1 PINE RIVER JOURNAL VOLUME V NUMBjan THE PINE KiVER JOURNAL, PINE RIVER, CASS CQUNTX, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1089 SUB. §1.00 In County, $1.00 outside h* T Out of the. . Waste Basket —By— GRANT BERGSTROM Ideal Day for Some Sunday, Oct. 1, the opening day of the duck hunting season, was one of the finest fall days we have had for some time, although the duck hunters with their red flannels, hip-boots and three or four wool shirts, depending on how prosperous they were, didn't enjoy it too much. The mercury rose well above seventy and the sun was bright all day. Eve,, though hunting conditions were far from ideal, the local nimrods brought home their share of the dark • meat. The trek through here of the twin city Hunters and those from other parts of the state, started early Saturday ana by evening thousands had arrived with their hunting paraphanalia. * * :;.■ * A Nice Letter We received a nice letter from Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hill who are now located in Oroville, Calif., last week, enclosing the price of a re-newal to their Journal. They state that they are well pleased with the country and send greetings to all their Pine River friends. * * * * Lost—One Duck Hunter Don Lundrigan, the local lawyer man, had quite a time Sunday when he became lost in the thick woods in the Blind Lake country. Don, Major Skinner and Jim, Harold Isensee and Ben Mayer started out at 4 a. in. Sunday. By noon, after traveling from pot-hole to pot-hole and from one swamp to another, the nimrods became more or less weary. Later, they started out singly in search of more and better shooting. A fter tramping for some time, Don decided a little rest wouldn't hurt anyone so lie picked out a spot mi the top of a hill anil sat down for a short snooze. 95 POTATOES FOUND IN ONE HILL! New Prague.—They may talk about Idaho as 8 potato State, or even Maine as a potato state, but when it comes to quantity production, Minnesota has the real output. When Mrs. Michael Kre- nik of New Prague was digging early potatoes this week, she unearthed a hill that contained an even 95 potatoes. In size, they varied from the size of duck eggs to the size of a large pea. FOREST FIRE NEAR WOLFRANK HOME UNDER CONTROL CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TOURS. A fire, presumably started from a careless flip of a cigarette by. some duck hunter kept 20 men busy all day Monday. Mr. and .Mrs. Gas Wolfrank drove to Walker in the morning and on their return fou.ul the fir" which had already gained to a good start just accross the road from their house. The combined efforts of friends and neighbors kept it from crossing the road. Local Lad Rides Bike To Cloquet Sunday After a yawn or two lie looked about and decided upon the direction he should walk to get to the car. After plodding along for some time be noticed that it seemed a lot easier to walk and at first he couldn't quite figure it out but it seemed that he wasn't as burdened as he had been earlier in>the day. All of a sudden it dawned on him that he didn't have his shooting-gun, which he had carefully leaned against a tree when he went to sleep and had started out without thinking to take it—imagine a fellow out hunting for ducks and running into a nice shot only to find that you left your gun at home. About this time Don was fit to be hog- tied as the gun was an eighty dollar affair and no small loss, and then too, it's hard to snoot wun- out the equipment. * * * * He at once set out to re-trace his steps which is no small job in these surroundings. But finally after diligently following his trail for about an hour he came upon his weapon still reposing against the tree where he had left it. So happy was Don at his good fortune that he began singing and wandering around without paying any attention to where he was going. When he finally got over his •glee and pulled up, it suddenly dawned on him that he didn't know where he was and he soon realized that he was lost—and district court opening the next day. After carefully noticing tlie direction of tlie sun, etc., he started out once more for the car, but this time he was sure he didn't leave anything behind. * * * * Needless to say, he stumbled around for about two more hours but finally emerged right where the car stood, too tired to care whether all the ducks in Minnesota were right around the corner. From now on if you ever catch Don sleeping you'll see his shotgun right by him. Quietly remaining at home with perhaps a good old southern style chicken dinner and many reminiscences, Mr. and Mrs. Murray celebrated the OOth anniversary of their marriage on Thursday, September 28. _ Mr. and Mrs. Murray were married in a little country church hear Allan- dale, in Worth County, Missouri in 1884 and began their married life on a GO acre farm in a small unpretentious house, after which years of labor made it possible to add many ■ more acres and build a large home. In 1897, they took time off for a colorful covered wagon trip through Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming, much as the old fashioned pioneers of that day traveled, hunting, fishing and camping by the "side of the road." They then returned to Missouri where they lived on a farm, later returning to Mount Ayr, Iowa. They came to Pine River in 191a. Mr. and Mrs. Murray have six children, 13 grand children and five great- grand children.. 55 years, such as we've nad, brings with it years of success and years of depression and while Mr. and Mrs. Murray have had their taste of each, they remain the same jovial folks. Mrs Murray has always been a zealous Christian worker and spent much of her time for the'church. Jim as we all know him. is an ardent hunter and risiferntaii"" and perhaps bis" greatest disappointment in life has been the lapse of two years between deer seasons—as he puts it, "One year you hunt and are are lucky if you get one the next year you just talk about it." Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Hunt left Wed- Local duck hunters wnose alarms rang fcarly Sunday morning to call them .out for the beginning of the season, had nothing on James Tournier wh^leaped out of bed at 3:30 that morning leaving on his bicycle for Cloquet. Jim got to Aitkin about 10 a. in.— visited and dined at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and attended churcn services in Aitkin. He left there at 1:30 for Cloquet, arriving there hale and hearty at S p. in., the same day. Jim ekpeets to visit a week and pedal back to 1'ine River. nesday for Walla Walla, they will live. Wash., where Catholic Aid to Meet The Catholic Ladies Aid will have their regular meeting October 12 in the Marlow Lounge Rooms. A 15 cent lunch will be served in the afternoon and a 25 cent supper beginning at 5 o'clock. Hostesses are Mesdames William Schuster, F. Hempstead. L. Witt, C. Tersteg, A. C. Hickel and Paul Heihm. The committee extends a welcome to all. At the last meeting it was decided to hold the annual bazaar December 9. ANNUAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL SET FOR THIS MONTH Gold Star Mothers Entertained at Dinner Mrs. George Sycks of Backus, Sr. Vice President of the Roy Lee Auxiliary, entertained members of the organization at a 1 o'clock chicken dinner in honor of Pine River's Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. H. A. York on Wednesday, Oct. 4. A social afternoon was enjoyed after the dinner. 4-H Club News MR. AND MRS. A. C. WICKHAM ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF THEIR DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wickhom of Blind Lake, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter. Lous Ann, to Mr. Carl F. Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Peterson of 1202, S. 8th St. Brainerd. Miss Wickham attended the Backus and Pine River The Blind Lake 4-H Club met .Alonday evening, September 25 at the Blind Lake School with 17 members present. There was some discussion of the projects that members are planning to carry for next year. The following officers were elected : l'res- ident,Eveiyn Shepard; vice president, Lu .lean Peterson; secretary and treos urer, Esther Hildebran; reporter, Lois Hemmelman. Adult leaders for the club will be Miss Luella Knopf and O. G. Hoff, both teacheis in the Blind Lake school. Mr. Hoff outlined some of the plans and goals for the club for the coming year. The club will meet on the fourth Monday of each month at the school house. The meeting closed with group singing. The Moose Lake 4-11 Club met Thursday evening at the .Melvin Nelson home. There was much discussion about the yearly program for this club. Members are trying to include topics that will be of special interest and help to that community. Conservation and safety, two 4-H activities, will receive special attention. It would be deslreabie for all clubs to have the cooperation of the State Conservation Department and the Highway patrol in putting on a constructive program in these activities. The next meeting of tne club will be changed to the second Wednesday. October 11 and will be held at the Sam Salfisberg home, high schools and for the past two years has been employed in Brainerd. The marriage will take place Octo- 14. The young couple will make their home in Brainerd. It's carnival time again, and October 27 will find most of Pine Rivet- entangled in itself and bonfettl. More attractions than ever are being offered, so don't miss it: —Be fuir^-fo'see the main .show. .Miss Isaacson and the dramatic dubs have promised something good this year. It's the take-off on the famous Kalten- meyer's Kindergarten. Just picture dignified? seniors and juniors in knee pants, enormous hair bows, and all the regalia of a long-forgotten childhood. If you have too-much loose cash, there are always the stands. You'll find bingo, horse-racing, shooting gallery, dart throw, candy, hot dog stands, the tea room and general store. Do your Christmas shopping early at the general store. Try the Hall of Horrors for a real thrill. There's a queen contest for the senior high students and a new concession that bears the intriguing name of beauty parlor. (Boys, it's now fashionable to "slick up" it bit. Patronize the stands. You might get a surprise. A door prize will be given to th" holder of the lucky ticket, and a jitney dance has been planned. Come to the Pine River High School carnival—you'll nevev regret it if you do; always be sorry if you don't. FIVE CC CAMPS TO BE LOCATED IN CASS Fivp of tlie 42 CCC camps that wil: be operated this fall and winter in Minnesota, will be located in (..'ass county, it was announced this week in St. Paul, by Waiter W. Finke, dir- ector &t the Division of Social Welfare. ijjAt the same time, C. S. Ron- clestvedt, state CCC enrollment supervisor, ^announced that a new enrollment period will start Oct. 1, and con- tinue\for 20 days, during which time applications will be received to fill l be state's 1939 fall quota of 2,17S junior enrbllees. Information as to who can enroll can be obtained at the Welfare office in the Court House at Walker. Mr. Rondestvedt emphasized that there is no militarism in COe. The Cass county camps are as follows: Pike Bay Camp (F-12), located three miles south of Cass Lake; Bena Camp (F-13), located at Bena; Walker Camp (F-4S), located 4 miles south of Walker; Remer Camp (F-46) located 2 miles north of Remer; Land O'Lakes Camp (S-97), located 16 miles southwest of Outing. A maximum of approximately S,400 OOC e'nrollees will continue their work in conservation this fall ami winter. In announcing the l!V>9-40 program. .Mr. Ronaestvedt emphasized the fact that the CCC program is operated on a strictly civilian basis. "With the outbreak of European war," he said, "we have received several inquiries as to whether the COC is a military or even semi-military organization. As always, the CCC remains strictly a civilian organization. We are seeking to build men, not soldiers. The only discipline taught is pelf-discipline The boys get no military training. AVe have no guns, no drills, no parade grounds—nothing like that. A young man in the CCC is no more liable for military service than he would be if he was lounging on a street corner. They would be eligible for draft in time of war, if we have a draft, but only in and from their districts. There certainly will be no drafting of the CCC as a body. There is nothing in our enrollment regulations, in tlie statement the boys sign, in anything, which provides for military service el- , tlier in war or peace time." Co. AAA Elections Set For Next Week PINE RIVER WINS FROM LONGVILLE In a smashing victory ast Friday the local high football squad pounded out a one-sided score of, 27 to 0 in their second winning of the season's two games, over Longville. Following is a lineup of the Pine River boys: Bogart and Gregory, ends; Grant, center; Riley, quarterback ; MacKinney, halfback and, Young, Fullback. Substitutes for the game included Fraser. Basore, Stanley and Scores by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pine River 6 0 13 S Longville 0 0 0 0 This Friday Pine River plays at Walker and no doubt will have a tough battle as Waker and Pine River have not lost a game this season. Walker is defending champion from last year. INTERESTING PTA PROGRAM GIVEN The regular October meeting of the P. T. A. was held Monday evening with a fair crowd present. After a brief business meeting, Florence Kline gave a piano solo and Mrs. Martha Chen spoke on her experiences during her 5-years in China, entitling her talk, "My Impression ot Chinese Life as Seen Tnrough the Eyes of an Island Hawaiian." Mrs. Chen's talk was extremely interesting. She told of the economic situation in China, the distinct classes of people and mode of living of each, the general poverty, cheap labor and small compensations received by the lower classes. She also told many interesting facts about Chinese customs, traditions, habits and lack of Europeaniz- ation in China. Mrs. Chen has a very interesting background, being a native of Hawaii, teceiving her elementary and normal training in the schools there after which she spent seven years at the University of Michigan. She, together with her husband, resided at Pei- ping, China for five years, coming to America with American refugees during the Sino-Japanese AVar. Her husband is a doctor of chemistry and is now doing research work at the Chicago University. The evening's program was rounded out with two vocal selections, "Where My Caravan is Resting" and "The Slave Song," by Corwin Jones with Mr. Nelson at the piano. The door prize, which had been donated by Mrs. Morris Cromett, was won by Miss Isaacson. ««/r,«z»y,«^^ Tr-777»»/WMM»M,WM»W»WW//,+ Keep Our Boys Out of War! We, the undersigned women of the Northwest, take this means of making known our stand against any movement to invo lve the United States in the present European war and to send American boys abroad as soldiers. We realize the efforts that will be made by the countries now at war to bring the strength of the United States into the struggle, we know that every form of propaganda will be used to arouse the emotions of our own countrymen and WE GO ON RECORD HERE AND NOW that we will be on our guard against it and will stand firm against any appeal that might mean the sending of the youth of this country to fight the battles of Europe. w/y/swoavay.y.ra/yyr.w/'^^^^ NAME CITY STATE - * Next week Cass County farmers Will elect the community and county committeemen who will administer their Agricultural Conservation program during the coining year. The following is a schedule ol' election meetings to be held : Monday, October 9 at 2:30 p. m. at the Poplar School in Poplar Township for McKinley, Ansel, Poplar, Moose Lake, Byron and Meadowbrook Townships. Monday, Oetober9 at S p. m. at tlie Pine River school in Pine River for Bull Moose, Pine River, Barclay, Bun- go, Walden, Wilson, Maple and Looii Lake Townships. Tuesday, October 10 at 10 a. m. at the Woodman Hall in Pillager for Becker, "May, Homebrook, Lakeshore, Fairview, Sylvan and East Gull Lake Townships. Tuesday, October 10, at 2 p. m. at the conservation building in Hackensack for Shingobee, Turtle Lake, Pine Lake, Boy Lake, Kego, AVabedo, Blind Lake, AVoodrow, I'onto Lake, Birch Lake, Powers, Hiram and Deerfield Townships. Wednesday, October 11, at 10 a. in. at the Remer village hall for AVahn- ena, Gould, Boy River, Salem, Torrey. Rogers, Slater, Remer, Inguadona. Lima, Thunder Lake, Smokey Hollow, Trelipe, Crooked Lake and Beulab Townships. AVednesday, October 11, ar 2 p. m" at the Gibson school at AVilkinson for Pike Bay, AVilkinson and Leech Lake Townships. The districts comprise the sunn' townships as last year. All farm operators have been notified in advance of the place and time for voting. In each district, three community committeemen and two alternates will be elected. County conservation delegates also will be named and they, In tjjril, will choose a County Commit tee of three members. All memoers of the Cass County agricultural conservation association may vote. Association members are all persons cooperating or participating in any current AAA program, and all other persons who have interests in farms in the county who state in writing, on a form prescribed by tlie AAA, their Intentions of participating or cooperating in any sucn programs. Edward J. Dorsey, Chairman of the county committee, urges that all farmers eligible to do so take part in these elections. "This is an agricultural program administered by farmers," he said. "These farmers are elected by other farmers—their neighbors." AA'e have here the facilities for using demonstrate processes to see that the men best fitted for the job are elected. 'It's to the interest of every farmer to vote. Vote as you please, but vote," Mr. Dorsey said. PUMPKIN; WEIGHT OF FIVE-YEAR OLD BOY Clarissa.—A pumpkin weighing 44 pounds and measuring 4 feet and 11 inches was discovered last week on the Victor Lindquist farm north of town. It is nicely shaped and is the only large one among a great number of tiny pumpkins in a cornfield. PEACE PLANE TO BOMB PINE RIVER When filled with names please mail at once to Pine River Journal Armed with "peace petitions" instead of bombs, a fle'et of tit least 30 airplanes from Minneapolis, will sweep over the state Friday (today) bombarding communities of every si/.e with appeals to help this nation out of war. The planes will leave the Minneapolis airport early Friday morning, each [dane a specified route and bombing a certain number of communities. The plane scheduled for this territory will fly over Pine River sometime early Friday afternoon, according to the Minneapols Times-Tribune, sponsors of the flight. A reproduction of the petition is printed in this issue. Women of Pine River are urged to clip out and sign this petition and return them to the Journal, which will forward them to the Minneapolis Times-Tribune, who will in turn send the petitions on to Washington. '}
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Title | The Pine River Journal (Pine River, Minnesota), 1939-10-06 |
Edition | Volume 5, Number 7 |
Date of Creation | 1939-10-06 |
Publishing Agency | Grant D. Bergstrom (Pine River, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Pine River Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pine River |
Minnesota County | Cass |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Heritage Group North, P.O. Box 266, Pine River, Minnesota 56474 www.heritagegroupnorth.org |
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Democratic Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, who's running for mayor, has come out in favor of the parking plan, but John Cranley, another Democrat running for mayor, says he opposes the deal because it will hurt downtown businesses.
"It's the boy who cried wolf," Cranley says. "In 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 … they threatened to lay off police and firefighters, and it never happened."
Cranley says he would rather take $10 million from projected casino revenue and $7 million from current parking revenues to help clear the deficit. For the remaining $8.8 million, he would cut non-essential programs, which would exclude police, fire, garbage collection, health, parks and recreation, street pavement and Human Services Funding, across the board by 10 to 15 percent. If that wasn't enough, he would then move to the essential programs, which he says make up about $300 million in the $368.9 million budget, with a 1-percent across-the-board cut.
He says his solution would have the upside of fixing structural deficit problems in Cincinnati's General Fund, whereas the one-time lease of the city's parking assets will only take care of the deficit for the next two years.
Meg Olberding, city spokesperson, says City Council could use the casino revenue to pay for the deficit, but $4 million of it is already set for the Focus 52 program, which funds neighborhood development projects.
"Council can use whatever revenue sources they want," Olberding says. "That's why the memo … says we can either use this plan or another plan."
Cranley says he would not do away with the Focus 52 program, but he would instead find funding for it in the Capital Budget, which is separate from the General Fund.
Olberding says City Council could approve the use of about $3 million in parking meter revenue for the General Fund, but the rest of the parking money, which comes from lots and garages, is tied to an enterprise fund, which, by state law, means the city would have to sell its parking lots and garages before it could obtain money for the General Fund.
Cranley, who also opposes the streetcar project ("Back on the Ballot," issue of Jan. 23), says it
would be possible to pay for the I-71/MLK Interchange and other projects
if the streetcar wasn't taking up funds. If it was up to him, he says
he would remove streetcar funding and use it on other development
projects "without batting an eye."
In the Feb. 27 City Council meeting, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls said the Budget and Finance Committee will likely vote on the city manager's parking plan on March 4 or March 11.
Ohio political season will be in full force today as Mitt Romney visits a manufacturing company in Carthage to discuss the manufacturing industry and trade, Barack Obama will be in Cleveland talking about the economy and Rob Portman, a candidate to be Romney's vice presidential running mate, will be in Washington D.C. telling the Faith and Freedom Coalition that it's still really important to have religious freedom.
Some Columbia-Tusculum residents are upset about the proposed design of new apartment buildings on the corner of Delta Avenue and Columbia Parkway. The 76-unit Delta Flats' design was apparently supposed to fit into the nearby business district, which includes the Precinct restaurant.
China doesn't want to have sanctions on Syria, and Russia is reportedly still selling Syria weapons.
OPEC has decided to keep oil output on hold, meaning Saudi Arabia gets to decide if gas costs go up.
A new poll suggests that Americans blame George W. Bush more for America's economic issues than President Obama.
HBO and showrunners for its new medieval show Game of Thrones have apologized for using Bush's head on a stake in a scene where one of the dudes shows someone a line of traitors' heads on stakes.
Surgeons replaced a 10-year-old girl's has blood vessel with one grown with her own stem cells. The vein was taken from a dead person, stripped of its cells and then coated in the girls' stem cells. Doctors says there has been a "striking" improvement in her quality of life, according to the BBC.
Nokia will cut 10,000 jobs by the end of 2013 after being hit hard by both expensive competitors like the iPhone and cheaper Android models.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain
threw a perfect game against the Houston Astros last night. It
included an awesome diving catch by outfielder Gregor Blanco in the
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A state lawmaker will host two sessions later this month designed to give advice to small business owners on obtaining loans to start or expand a business.
State Sen. Eric Kearney (D-9th District) is sponsoring the Small Business Credit Access Forum on July 28. The sessions will be held at the TechSolve Business Park, located at 6705 Stegner Drive in Carthage.
Plan Cincinnati is expected to be approved by City Council Wednesday, according to Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls. The plan was unanimously approved by the Livable Communities committee last night. Plan Cincinnati, which is Cincinnati's first comprehensive plan in 30 years, emphasizes the city's urban center through new infrastructure, transportation options and goals to make downtown residents stay in the area. CityBeat previously covered the plan in greater detail here.
At the request of the sole Democrat on the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, a vote on the 2013 budget is being delayed by one week. Commissioner Todd Portune asked Commission President Greg Hartmann, a Republican, for the vote delay to address funding to juvenile courts and plans for future financial stability. Hartmann agreed to the delay, noting consensus is important for budget issues. The budget won't raise taxes, but it could put 150 Hamilton County employees out of jobs.
Wastewater injection wells, which are used to dispose of fluids used during the fracking process, will soon be popping up around Ohio again. The wells are the first to get state approval since earthquakes around Youngstown in December were blamed on nearby wastewater injection wells. It's clear little — not even earthquakes — will stop Ohio's fracking boom, but at what cost? It is generally accepted switching from coal to natural gas would bring down pollution that causes global warming, but some findings from Australia suggest problems still lay ahead. One study found an abnormal amount of greenhouse gases around an Australian fracking site. Methane leakage in particular is a problem at natural gas sites because over 100 years methane is 25 times more effective at trapping heat than carbon dioxide, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Cincinnati home sales shot up in October, according to the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors. The report paints a great picture for the city's housing economy. Housing was one of the biggest sectors hit by the financial crisis of 2007-2008, so a recovery in housing is a sign the economic downturn could soon be a thing of the past.
University of Cincinnati researchers want to know if testing emergency-room patients for HIV makes sense. ER doctors worry about longer wait times, disrupted operations and possible interference with emergency services, but the health benefits could outweigh the negatives.
FirstGroup America is looking into moving from its Cincinnati headquarters. The company originally got a million-dollar tax incentive from the city for moving to downtown.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich hopes his rejection of Obamacare's health exchanges will ignite some re-election fundraising. Kasich is up for re-election in 2014. Exchanges are subsidized, heavily regulated insurance markets that will go into effect in 2014 as part of Obamacare. They are supposed to bring down costs by offering more transparent, open competition through a fair, regulated marketplace. With Kasich's rejection, the federal government will manage Ohio's exchange.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted finally had a good day in court on Saturday. In a reversal from the lower court's ruling, the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said ballots without proper identification should not be counted. It's estimated that, at most, the ruling will affect about 2,000 votes.
A Dayton man allegedly robbed the same bank twice.
Behold, the greatest thing the internet has ever created: The Spice Kittens livestream.
With a nose cell transplant, paralyzed dogs are walking again.
The ongoing saga involving Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig and his nonexistent policing powers will continue into July, as a hearing scheduled for Thursday has been continued. Craig's attorneys will argue in front of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission that his prior experience, and certification in three other states, should exempt him from a state rule requiring all officers pass a certification exam before earning police powers. Craig believes he was hired to do things other than study for an entry-level policing test, and some states would already have certified him.
A statewide ban on texting while driving moved through the Ohio House of Representatives yesterday and is expected to be signed into law by Gov. John Kasich. The law makes the writing, sending or reading of a text message while driving a secondary offense, meaning officers may not pull over an adult driver for the act. Teens, however, under House Bill 99 will be prohibited from using any electronic device other than GPS and may be pulled over for it.
Kasich on Tuesday followed through with the GOP plan to overturn its own controversial election law that was to go before voters in November. State Republicans and election officials now say there's no reason for the law to go in front of voters thanks to the 300,000 signatures gathered by President Obama's re-election campaign and other opponents, but opponents of the election law point out that the repeal still reaffirms an election law change that would end early voting the weekend before an election. Democrats plan to keep the issue on the ballot.
But people on both sides of the issue say there's no precedent for a legislative repeal of a bill that also is the subject of a referendum, so it's unclear how a court might rule if a legal challenge is filed.
Jennifer Brunner, a former Democratic secretary of state and a leader in the Fair Elections Ohio campaign that brought the referendum, said Tuesday that the action taken by Gov. John Kasich and Legislature doesn't force the removal of the question from November ballots.
"Since this issue is a case of first impression for any court, we do not see the statement of the Secretary of State to be determinative on this issue," Brunner said in an email. "The issue remains on the ballot."
More drama from Columbus: Republicans are moving forward with a test program requiring some welfare recipients to submit to drug testing in order to continue receiving benefits. Opponents say the process stigmatizes the poor, while the GOP says it's just a simple process involving poor people paying the upfront costs for drug tests, being reimbursed if they pass and living on the streets for six months if they fail.
Northern Kentucky leaders plan to use the revitalization of Over-the-Rhine as a model for reinvesting in their urban core. A nonprofit organization has raised $10 million during the past five years to get started spurring commercial and residential investment.
Two Kentucky high school students who were turned away from their senior prom for arriving as a same-sex couple have argued that if their Catholic high school wants to ban students based on upholding the church's teachings, such a ban should include couples who have had premarital sex and kids who plan to get wasted after the prom.
Apparently viewers of Harry's Law, which was set in Cincinnati and used a stage-version of Arnold's as the lawyer gang's regular hangout, are too old to attract advertising dollars despite their relatively high numbers.
The show ranked very low among viewers ages 18 to 49, the demographic most advertisers care about. In fact, its young-adult numbers were beneath those for "Prime Suspect," a cop show that NBC canceled earlier this season, and roughly on par with those of "Off Their Rockers," the Betty White show about senior citizens pulling pranks on younger people.
"It was a difficult decision," an NBC executive said Sunday, quoted by the site Deadline.com. "Everyone here respects 'Harry's Law' a lot but we were finding it hard to grow the audience for it. Its audience skewed very old and it is hard to monetize that."
President Obama raised $44 million during April for his and other Democratic campaigns.
John Boehner says that when the federal government raises the debt limit again America can expect another prolonged fight about cuts.
George W. Bush has found "freedom" wherever he ended up after having little to offer the GOP after his tumultuous two terms as president. From ABC News:
We don't see much of Bush these days. He's the president that a lot of people would like to forget, still so toxic that he's widely considered more likely to hurt than help the Republican Party by participating in the 2012 campaign.
Bush's speech Tuesday morning was a rare exception. He spoke in a small, nondescript room to about 200 people about democracy activists, promoting a human rights campaign that's part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
His presence on the national stage is perhaps best seen in his presence on the small stage at 1777 F Street. At the end of the affair, Bush and his wife were called back up to be presented with writings by Czech human rights icon Vaclav Havel. They posed for pictures as the audience clapped, and when they were done, Bush glanced around as if unsure what to do next.
He walked back to his seat, but then quickly walked back onto the stage and behind the lectern. He leaned forward into the microphone, paused, and said slyly, "Thanks for coming."
Bush waited a second or two. Then he said, "See ya later."
He waved, and then he left.
Is U.S. energy independence a pipe dream? This article says no.
Apple might soon give you a larger iPhone screen.
A private rocket launch this week could be the start of commercial space travel.
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gary_s wrote:Rian wrote:Atheistic beliefs are a choice, not a logical conclusion. They are a method of soothing the fear that there is a more powerful being out there than you, and he can see what's in your innermost heart and will call you to account for your choices. It is a way of trying to get rid of guilt over things you have done that you know are wrong.Yuri wrote:Belief in god is a choice, not a logical conclusion. It is a method of soothing the fear of death. It is a way of abdicating moral values to authority.
I find these type of ape-like mimicking of someone else's post to be in poor taste and an indication of little or no imagination in how to respond. At the very least it demonstrates a lack of respect for the other person's right to have an opinion.
You're reading something into it that isn't there, Gary. I didn't mean it disrespectfully at all - I was just trying to show how deeply flawed I thought it was by turning it around for him to look at. I didn't use any inflammatory words or attacks - I used what I thought was the same tone and level that he used. However, I know that internet discussions can be difficult because of the lack of non-verbal cues, so perhaps in the future I might add a sentence that I'm not trying to be disrespectful.
However, I also think that many atheists have a double-standard when it comes to these kinds of things - they feel fine saying something that is pretty offensive to Christians, but if a Christian does something at the same level, they cry foul. This really puzzles me - to me, it's obviously a double standard, and I don't get why they don't see it. I know a lot of atheists don't like Mitch's posting style - I don't like when he loses his temper, but also, I think the VAST majority of what he does is at the same level of what some of the atheists are doing, yet they don't see it.
Anyway, please read this in the tone I'm writing it - a person who wants to reach out and understand people that have different opinions while having a vigorous, respectful discussion about what is true and what isn't. That's what's in my heart.
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Updated: October 25, 2012
Chris Stevens, a resident of Headland, died unexpectedly Wednesday, October 24, 2012. He was 33.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 4:00 P.M. Friday, October 26, 2012, in the Holman-Headland Mortuary Chapel with a eulogy to be given by Neal Hardy. The family will receive friends from 3:00 until 4:00 P.M. Friday at the mortuary. Flowers will be accepted.
Chris Stevens, son of A.C. Stevens and Becky Hendrix Stevens, was born in Enterprise and formerly lived in Geneva County before moving to Headland in 2011. Mr. Stevens was a 1997 graduate of Wicksburg High School and was currently employed with ID Associates in Dothan. He was preceded in death by a brother, Dewayne Stevens; grandparents, Herbert and Mary Flowers Stevens and also Arcus and Mary Lou Cross Hendrix.
Surviving relatives in addition to his parents, include a brother, Tim Stevens, Tallahassee, FL; two nephews, Justin Cordle, Auburn and Kalabe Stevens, Westville, FL; a special friend, Dawn Taylor of Headland, beloved canine companion, "Buster" and a host of friends.


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24 hours of being clean shaven now. I feel like I have lost a close but annoying relation. Mixed emotions. Happy to have raised £282 but would have liked more. But the team raised £36,554 this year which is pretty incredible and 2nd in the UK.
The final time lapse is in. Designed to impress impressible women, scare scary children and crack the credibility of credit cards, this awesome (good keyword for US Googlers) video of a month of blood (razor nicks), sweat (the lights were a tad warm) and tears (not mine, the family) is here for all to see. Now please, PLEASE, make a donation to this fabulous cause. Ta.
Very scary timelapse of the first 15 days Movember growth can be seen here https://vimeo.com/53708954 or here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4OZwMnmqt4. Have a sofa handy to hide behind.
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- Age: less than 5 years old (typically)
- Family members with retinoblastoma
- Eyes do not look normal, often described as a glazed look or a "cat's eye."
- When a light is directed at the eye, the pupil looks white rather than red. This is often noticed on a photograph.
- Eyes may appear to be crossed or looking in different directions.
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- MRI scan —The MRI uses magnetic waves to make pictures of the inside of the body. It can be used to check for spread of the cancer to the brain or other tissue.
- CT scan —This is a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of the eye. CT scans of other areas of the body may be done to check if the cancer has spread.
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- Screening—Children born into families with a history of retinoblastoma should have regular eye exams to screen for development of the tumor. All children should have regular eye screening by their doctor.
- Genetic counseling—This may help determine a person's risk of developing retinoblastoma. If you have retinoblastoma or have a family history of the disorder, you can talk to a genetic counselor when deciding to have children.
- Monitoring for recurrence—People who have been treated for retinoblastoma require regular medical exams to assess the success of treatment and check for recurrence or bilateral disease.
- Monitoring for other cancers—Children with retinoblastoma are at increased risk for an associated brain tumor and other cancers in the body.
American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org
National Cancer Institute http://www.cancer.gov
BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/default.htm
Cancer Care Ontario http://www.cancercare.on.ca/
Clinical Oncology . 2nd ed. Churchill Livingstone, Inc; 2000.
Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics . 16th ed. WB Saunders Co; 2000.
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Tanamera is an exceptional private residence situated in the exclusive and sought after location of Flagstaff Hill, the highest vantage point in Port Douglas. Tanamera is a luxury dream home and is now being offered for sale.
Port Douglas is located in tropical North Queensland, Australia and is just 40 minutes north of Cairns. Cairns is the centre of commerce for this entire region and has everything the discerning visitor could expect from a vibrant, sophisticated and cosmopolitan city. With an international Airport Cairns is the gateway to one of Australia's most exciting regions. Situated on the coast, the picturesque village of Port Douglas offers the perfect tropical lifestyle. Here miles of pristine beaches and spectacular world heritage rainforests run parallel to one of the natural wonders of the world …the Great Barrier Reef. Visitors from around the world come to this beautiful region to enjoy its many exciting activities, or just to relax and enjoy a round of golf on one of its world-class courses.
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In keeping with the natural gradient of the land, as well as utilizing the natural watercourse that runs through it, the house has been designed on three levels. It has been built to aesthetically blend into the hillside as if part of the landscape using natural materials, finishes and textures and is a continuation of its exceptional natural surroundings. This is evident in the clever use of Palimanan Stone and Bali Marble in the walls that flow from the main entry through the living areas. Throughout the property nature is integrated into the design creating a tranquil landscape and sense of visual serenity that brings beauty into the living spaces and allows the living spaces to flow out to nature.
Water is a key feature of the design, with the natural landscape providing a series of ponds and cascading waterfalls. This is evident through the central atrium which is visible throughout the property. At night the shimmering patterns of running water reflect on the walls and floors of the property evoking the visual senses and creating a tranquil landscape.
The architecture is indeed a blend of East and West, combining eastern architectural concepts with western lifestyle needs. Of importance when designing the house was the 'fenshui 'of the home, so revered in Eastern culture.
From the Port Corchere, one is greeted by ponds of flowing water to each side of impressive wrought iron outer gates. These frame the intricately carved teak Balinese double main doors.
The entry lobby leads into a breath taking two storey formal living room with sweeping marble staircase and feature timber vaulted cathedral ceilings. The floors are of Italian Crema Marfil marble and full height sliding recessed doors maximize the panoramic views of the Daintree Hills and extend the formal living area out onto the terrace.
Asian design influences enhanced by the use of subtle lighting create a special setting and thematic palette for the interior.
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They went on to thank me and signed the petition. There were also some young students not able to vote and not from this area, but I was enlightened that the younger generation was taking so much interest. Then there were those who eagerly signed the petition because they either had personal negative feedback and were fed up period. And then there were those who read the Pacifica Tribune or watched Channel 26 and were equally fed up with the lack of development and continued loss of revenue.
There were those who were upset with the appointment of a former councilperson who was previously recalled who was absent at last Monday's city council meeting so once again the Oddstad Assisted living development was continued to the June 11 meeting, I'd suggest that everyone be there to support this project as it will bring in up to $1 million in permits plus taxes and create jobs. Besides, it is a much-needed service since a great portion of citizens are senior.We already have three senior centers here with no assisted living complex.
The number of people who attend the City Council meetings make the difference. An example was the 72 people who showed up in support of the Resource Center. I can't emphasize how important your presence. Make a point to put this on your calender and be there if you want to make a difference. You can also make a difference by signing our petitions, despite the fact they have set us back by six weeks with nit-picking the signatures, making us take down our sign on private property and trying to derail us from getting signatures at the Senior Center. I believe in my constitutional rights and so should you. The recall is going forward. Thank you to those that are already gathering signatures and those of you who already signed.
Editor's Note: When the Tribune made inquiries, both the City Manager and Ginny Jaquith informed us that when she was first appointed, Jaquith was up front that she already had prior, unchangeable travel plans for that particular Council meeting night so staff had ample opportunity to inform the Assisted Living project folks well in advance of the continuance."
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UNION — Fewer people may have visited the Union County Museum in January than in previous months but those who did had nothing but good to say about the experience.
In September, there were 197 visitors to the museum. The number of visitors more than doubled in October to 424. November was the museum's busiest month of 2012 with 1,073 visitors. Of those, 689 visited the museum during the three hours of Christmas Open House on Nov. 15 while the remaining 364 visited during the rest of the month. December saw 252 visitors to the museum.
January was the first month since September that the museum had less than 200 visitors. Museum Director Ola Jean Kelly reported that there were only 121 visitors to the museum. Kelly attributed the fewer number of visitors to the weather, but cautioned that, as with every month, the number includes only those visitors who signed the museum's guest book. She said the actual number is higher and that museum continues to encourage all visitors, regardless of how many times they've visited to sign the guest book.
"The cold and wet weather in January impacted visitors to the museum with only 121 signing the guest book," Kelly said. "We continue to struggle to get people to sign the guest book so we can have an accurate count of how many visitors we get each month."
Kelly said an accurate count of the museum's visitors is necessary to demonstrate the viability of the museum to those agencies and individuals who support it financially, including the City of Union, Union County, the members of the Union County Historical Society, and the general public
"We receive support from the city and the county, from membership dues and from donations," Kelly said. "It it is important that those who support us to know how many visitors we receive each month so they can see how viable the museum is. People who invest in anything want to know if it is viable."
The guest book is next to the front door of the museum and visitors are encouraged to write their names, where they are from, and comments about their visit. Those who have taken the time to sign the guest book have been unanimous in their praise and January was no different.
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While the weather may have kept down the number of visitors, those that visited the museum in January came from all over South Carolina, the rest of the United States, and even from Asia.
Kelly said South Carolina visitors from outside the county were from Aiken, Chester, Columbia, Fort Lawn. Greer, Newberry, Pacolet, Pickens, Rock Hill, Roebuck, Spartanburg, West Columbia and Whitmire. Visitors from outside South Carolina were from Alaska, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina and Texas.
January was also the first month since October that the museum had visitors from outside the United States and the first time since August since it had visitors from Asia.
Kelly said there were three visitors from Mongolia in January who were making their second visit to the museum. She said the visitors were Union County native Chris Owenby who is a missionary in Mongolia and is married to a Mongolian woman, and two of his children. Owenby, his wife, their three children, and his mother-in-law visited the museum in August. Kelly said the family is spending a year in South Carolina before returning to Mongolia.
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In addition to the main floor which houses most of the artifacts on display, the museum has a meeting room in its basement that is available for use by local and area organizations. Kelly said the groups that used the meeting room in January included the DAR, Youth Leadership Union, Leadership Union and the Catawba Council on Aging. She said the Catawba Council on Aging presented a program on legal issues facing seniors and a local attorney was present to answer questions.
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During January Kelly presented a program on the events at the Cross Keys House in 2012 at the monthly senior's luncheon at First Baptist Church. The events featured included the Living History Event, a wedding and participation in the Home Tour sponsored by the Healthcare Foundation.
The Cross Keys House is one of the historic sites of Union County, having been visited by Confederate President Jefferson Davis in 1865.
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Kelly also announced that the next phase in the museum's progress toward national accreditation will get under way next week.
"Dr. Rodger Stroup will be in Union February 26 and 27 to do the museum assessment of our facility," Kelly said. "Tuesday will be spent primarily at the museum with Wednesday's schedule including the Cross Keys House and the Historic Trail. This is a part of the first step toward having the Union County Museum accredited. Only four percent of the museums in the US are accredited. To get to this point we have undergone a rigorous self assessment involving both the board of directors and the staff and including a review of policies and procedures.
"Dr. Stroup, who was formerly associated with the State Museum and the Department of Archives and History, is highly respected in the state and nation," she said. "We look forward to his visit."
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