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The American Bus Association announced the death of long-time VP, regulatory affairs, and Executive Director of the Bus Industry Safety Council Charles "Norm" Littler, following a long illness. Littler was 61.
Littler worked in the transportation field for 41 years and was considered by his colleagues to be one of North America's leading motorcoach safety experts.
During his many years at ABA, Littler was well known for his accessibility, offering guidance and advice on safety and regulatory issues to ABA members. He always said that working with members on these issues was one of the most enjoyable aspects of his job, according to an ABA release.
Littler was one of the founders of the Bus Industry Safety Council, serving as its executive director since 2006. Littler's expertise was very important on several key pieces of motorcoach safety legislation and regulation, concerning driver fatigue, alcohol and drug testing, and many other issues. He worked closely with ABA staff, the regulatory agencies and congressional officials.
He was also the former Chairman of the Highway and Motor Carrier Sector Coordinating Council (HMC-SCC). The council acts in an advisory capacity to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies on issues relating to security and infrastructure protection, preparedness and response for commercial highway transportation. Under Littler's leadership, the committee established a private-sector partnership pilot program that provided intelligence analysis and assistance to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
"Norm Littler was a treasured member of ABA's staff," said ABA President/CEO Peter Pantuso. "He was a close friend to his office colleagues and to ABA members. Because of Norm's expertise and passion, when a passenger gets on a motorcoach today, they are safer. We owe Norm a large debt of gratitude for his many years of professionalism and dedication to making the industry safer."
A native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Littler worked for nearly 17 years at Motor Coach Industries (MCI), first in the research and development division and then as administrator for regulatory and product-related legal affairs and risk management. He joined ABA in 1995, later worked at the United Motorcoach Association as its sr. Vice President, government affairs, and rejoined ABA in his current position in 2006.
Outside of ABA, Littler was very involved in efforts to help abused women and children. Before his death, he set up a non-profit foundation to protect at-risk families.
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my datetime field looks like this:
2011-02-07 06:51:32.000 (yyyy-mm-dd)
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This Jean-Michel Basquiat 'collab' is the best idea Supreme has had in the past couple of years.
def. coppin a few tees and hats
That's the smartest thing I have ever seen you post on here; except for those stupid ass faces. Lol
but for those who dont know who Jean-Michel Basquiat is here is the video from the link of him and Andy Warhol (another artist)
If someone doesn't know who Basquiat is I think they've been living under a rock.
I don't think it's a coincidence that last year they had the "Warhol"/Campbell's collab last S/S and now a Basquiat collab this coming S/S
dont think it was with Andy Warhol though...maybe influenced by him


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Pro Bono Lawyer Criminally Charged re Alleged Cellphone Loan to Client in Custody
Posted Mar 24, 2011 5:26 PM CST
By Martha Neil
An Illinois lawyer has been criminally charged for allegedly allowing a client being questioned at a Chicago police station in a high-profile murder case to use her personal cellphone to make several calls.
Charged with a Class 1 felony count of bringing contraband into a penal institution, Sladjana Vuckovic, 43, was released today on her own recognizance, reports the Chicago Tribune. If convicted, she could be sentenced to as much as 15 years.
Her lawyer, Leonard Goodman, says Vuckovic works for the Chicago Transit Authority on the civil side of the law and was representing Timothy Herring as a volunteer for First Defense Legal Aid.
"There was no malice at all. She wasn't trying to obstruct anything," Goodman tells the Trib. "I think the charge has no merit."
The article says Vuckovic has no arrest record and no disciplinary history as an attorney.
On parole for armed robbery, Herring, then 19, was charged in November with first-degree murder concerning the slayings of a Chicago police evidence technician and a former Chicago Housing Authority officer in an alley between the 8100 block of South Manistee Ave. and the 8100 block of South Burnham Ave. earlier that month.
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Possible bugsGreetings all, If the following have been already addressed, please accept my apologies for The following applies to 4.6.2 OSX and XP versions 1) allpass~ object has apparently inverted descriptions of inlets and 2) linedrive object's third parameter seems not to work with numbers between 3) Now this one is a fun one. So far only tested on XP. In one of my classes loadbang Lo and behold the first Max/MSP virus :-D The patch simply keeps opening the file dialog windows and you can't close A couple reboots later, we've come to conclusion that the problem manifests Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A. |
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Next debate could put new spin on immigration
The Republican presidential candidates have for the most part been trying to out-tough each other on illegal immigration, but they might sing a slightly different tune in their next debate.
They are scheduled to be in Miami on Sunday for a 90-minute forum hosted and broadcast by Univision, the nation's leading Spanish-language media company.
One of the candidates who plans to attend, John McCain, told Globe editors today that the level of rhetoric against illegal immigration could be interpreted as anti-Hispanic.
"We Republicans ought to be very careful," said McCain, who was vilified by some in his own party for championing comprehensive immigration reform that failed to get through Congress earlier this year.
Univision postponed its GOP debate this fall after three candidates -- Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, and Fred Thompson -- declined invitations. Now, after Mike Huckabee confirmed, the only no-show will be Congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado, a Univision spokeswoman said today.
Tancredo -- whose campaign is based on tough immigration policy and who has aired hard-hitting TV ads warning about terrorists and Central American gangs coming through porous borders -- has said he would never participate in a Spanish-language debate.
Illegal immigration sparked most of the heated back-and-forth in their last debate in St. Petersburg, Fla., and it might have become even spicier with the Globe's revelation today that Mitt Romney hired a landscaping company with undocumented workers on the payroll.
Romney, who faced the same situation last year, fired the company Tuesday night, asserting that he gave it a second chance and it failed to comply with the law. His rivals were happy to take more potshots at Romney, who has made his stand against illegal immigration a core piece of his campaign.
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Tom Tancredo does not pander. Can most other candidates say that?
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McCain has proven his allegiance and it is not to the American people or workers! He states, "We Republicans ought to be very careful" . . ., while he also suggests the level of rhetoric against illegal immigration could be interpreted as anti-Hispanic. Since when is illegal immigration synonymous with Hispanics?
As for this U.S. citizen and registered Independent, I will vote for the only candidate who refuses to participate in a Spanish-language debate!
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Interesting article on fastball only pitchers
Now when I say fastball only pitchers I guess I should say the article stipulates guys who have thrown the fastball about 80% of the time or more this season, and as much as 86% of the time in certain games (minimum of 80 pitches). I think it's very interesting because we've talked about and debated the future of Chapman and whether he's going to be or can be a starting pitcher. I've always felt he should develop a decent change if he wants to start, although he's got an explosive fastball and a disappearing slider and perhaps could survive if not thrive with just those two pitches. But here it mentions how often Bartolo Colon, Justin Masterson, and Charlie Morton throw their fastballs. All three have had success, although I'm just amazed by Colon's success and rebirth and Morton has been lights out against the Reds and a little more average against the league. Masterson, he's always been highly regarded. But it's interesting nonetheless.
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Before the season begins, let's preview the NFC East. Four of the Beast's bloggers here at SB Nation have banded together for a division discussion. Below my predictions, the bloggers for the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Redskins have each provided their own standings and previews for how each team will fare in '09.
My Predictions:
- Cowboys (10-6)
- Eagles (10-6)
- Redskins (9-7)
- Giants (7-9)
Playing the NFC South will push the Beasts to play solid defensive football against some of the most talented offenses in the conference. All should do well against the AFC West, but I don't see any one team dominating the division.
Make the jump for the rest of the predictions.
Losing Spagnuolo to St. Louis will hamper the Giants more than it will help the Rams. Several heartbreaking losses hand the Giants a disappointing season record. Philadelphia will also lack continuity on defense as the loss of Brian Dawkins and defensive coordinator, Jim Johnson, will force the offense to pick up the slack. A late season surge gets them in the playoffs. The Redskins will show improvement and be a pain to the rest of the division, but won't get enough wins to be a contender.
Quietly, the Cowboys work all season on controlling the ball, eliminating mistakes, and playing good defense. They strike quickly when needed, which helps them defeat Philly in Week 17 for the division title.
Ed (Big Blue View, Giants)
- Giants (11-5)
- Eagles (10-6)
- Cowboys (9-7)
- Redskins (7-9)
I have spent the entire off-season listening to 'experts' sing the praises of the Philadelphia Eagles. I know the Eagles are good, but I don't get the media man-crush. Let me remind everyone which team won the Super Bowl in 2007 -- the Giants. Defending NFC East champs? Giants. Considered the best team in the NC most of last season? The Giants.
No, things did not end well for the Giants last season. They wore down defensively last season, but with all the new faces on defense that should not be an issue this time. They should be able to control the line of scrimmage. Offensively, they still have that terrific offensive line and a great running game. Yes, they have a question at wide receiver. They have talent there, however, and the other pieces of this team should give them time to answer the receiver question.
My take: Umm, don't the Cowboys and Redskins play in this division, too? Anyways, somebody has to take the fall here. That's why I picked the Giants to do so. Other than the running game and offensive line, are they really good enough to take the division again? Can Eli get in a groove with his hodgepodge of young receivers? Will all those defensive free agents offset the loss of Spagnuolo?
Too many questions for a team expected to rule the East. Sorry, Giants fans. Your time to shine is over - at least for this season.
Jason (Bleeding Green Nation, Eagles)
- Giants 11-5
- Eagles 9-7
- Dallas 9-7
- Redskins 7-9
I'm not exactly sure which experts Ed has been listening to, but every media outlet and their mother has picked the Giants to not only win the NFC East but the NFC as a whole, despite the fact that it was the Eagles who beat them in their house in the divisional playoffs and made the NFC title game ... that said, I still think the Giants are the best overall team in the division. No doubt that their lack of notable pass catchers makes their offense less scary than in year's past, but I don't buy the talk of their WRs being so bad. I think they're good enough to win with.
Last year I actually picked the Redskins to make the playoffs and be the surprise team of the NFC... They didn't exactly repay that faith. I honestly thought Jason Campbell was ready to "take the next step." He didn't. I think he'll be the same player this year and I think the Redskins will be generally the same team as last year. Not bad, but mediocre.
The Dallas Cowboys have done us the favor of writing their script over the past few years. They'll impress early and get all the national media excited, only to fade in December. I kid, kind of... I do think Dallas is a good team, but I don't really see how they're any better than they were last year. I still see them as a team capable of very high highs, but I think their inability to deal with adversity will still see them reach some low lows. Their running game will still be good, but their passing game will probably regress. I still think their defense will be inconsistent. I still question Wade Phillips as a coach and Tony Romo in big spots.... I find it kind of tough to predict the Cowboys this year. I don't think they're a bad team by any means, I just don't know if I have any confidence in them.
Speaking of scripts... Will we again see the Eagles flatter to deceive early on and be written off as dead only to make an improbable run in December that sees them ending up in the playoffs? It would be a lot easier for me to predict how the Eagles will play this season if I'd actually seen them together at some point this summer. Injuries have kept pro bowlers Brian Westbrook and Shawn Andrews out of the preseason. One of the newest Eagles, pro bowler Jason Peters, was knicked up earlier in the preseason and didn't play a ton. Sheldon Brown hasn't really played in the preseason, neither has Omar Gaither who start at middle linebacker... Kevin Curtis has been knicked up on offense. Starting LG Todd Herremans hasn't played. According to the Eagles, most of all these players will be ready by opening day... but until I actually see them on the field I'll remain skeptical. I think it's a very talented team on paper, but we don't play the games on paper.
My take: Huh. Is Jason trying to do some reverse karma thing here by predicting the Eagles to finish 9-7, two games behind the Giants? The injury bug certainly humbles expectations.
He does bring up a good point, in that this Cowboys team is tough to predict. My shades may be blue, but I see Wade fixing the inconsistency on defense. Last year was last year. I do think, though, that these Eagles will be neck and neck with the Cowboys again this year. To the bitter end!
Ken (Hogs Haven, Redskins)
- Giants (11-5)
- Redskins (10-6)
- Cowboys (9-7)
- Eagles (8-8)
I see the Eagles being the good team that disappoints this season in the NFL. The Eagles simply do not look sound on defense right now. Their recent performance against the hapless Jags leaves me scratching my head. The losses of both Bradley and Jim Johnson (R.I.P.) will be too much to overcome this year. The Cowgirls have all the tools they need this year and by season's end they should be in position to make the NFC East a 3-playoff team division once again. That assumes that Wade Phillips can get his defense under control. They underachieved last season and the pressure is on him to get the defense playing up to their potential.
As for the Redskins, nobody has them picked to do anything. They are precisely the exact kind of team that sneaks up on the league every year. They have some veteran skill players, and they have a few young players who could be ready to contribute this season in Devin Thomas, Malcolm, Kelly, Fred Davis, and Brian Orakpo. If Jason Campbell plays within himself, the early schedule favors a quick start. It is important to note that nobody is picking the Skins to finish last in the NFC East because they suck. Everybody just thinks that the rest of the teams in the division are very, very strong. This Redskins team is capable of being the surprise in the NFL this year. It happens every year. Coach Jim Zorn is definitely more comfortable and the defense is going to be as strong if not stronger than last year. A homer pick? Maybe. But who besides Falcons' fans picked them to go to the playoffs last year?
My take: While I picked the Giants to be the fall guys for the CowBOYS success, Ken here has the Skins leapfrogging the Eagles. There is some young talent in Washington and that Haynesworth guy is no joke in the middle. Last season, I was thinking Jason Campbell could take that next step under Zorn's tutelage. But he didn't. Could this be the year he catches on?
Whether or not the Redskins return to the playoffs, they are always a pain for the Cowboys. Scandrick on Moss, anyone?
Summary: In 2006, the Eagles won the division with both the Cowboys and Giants taking the two wild card spots. In 2007, it was the Cowboys taking the division with the Giants and Redskins gobbling up the wild cards. Last season, the Giants were division champions and just the Eagles were there to meet them in the postseason.
The common denominator in the past three seasons here in the East has been the Giants. That could very well be why most seem to think New York will, again, take this division. If they do not, most expect the Eagles to do so; while the Cowboys and Redskins are expected to make up the lower half of the division.
Every NFC East blogger here (other than me) predicts Dallas finishing at 9-7. That wasn't good enough to make the playoffs last year. It's doubtful it will be good enough this year.


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Add a CommentFforde's novel is an absolute delight. Easily straddling the border between science fiction and fantasy, his novel is truly a love letter to literature and language. Moving easily from punny names and apostrophe jokes to passages that reflect on what major literary works might be like if things were just a bit different, the novel is entertaining from start to finish. Definitely more fun for those familiar with the works mentioned but definitely accessible to anyone who's ever been lost in the pages of a book.
Picture a world where literature enflames passions the way politics, religion, pro-sports do in our world. Where Baconians riot over who wrote Shakespeare's plays. Where the line between reality and literature blurs and history is malleable (where Wellington is not killed at Waterloo - damn French revisionists at it again). Insert a crime/thriller plot into this world with our heroine Thursday Next and we have a wild novel that continually challenges our perceptions of reality and probability. Though initial impressions would lead us to compare this novel with Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker universe, or Terry Pratchet's Discworld, Jasper Fforde does not approach this with a tongue in cheek, or social satire style. This is a serious crime/thriller, although it does have its fair share of comedic episodes. Advice to new readers of this series: it would be wise to have read at least a plot summary of Jane Eyre and to be familiar with characters of that novel. Overall: challenging but fun-filled crime thriller.
Great fun to read! It has everything: time travel, vampires, werewolves, mystery, action, murder, romance, war, fantasy, genetic mutants, and just total madcap insanity. Doubly amusing for literature nerds like me.
Hilarious characters, murder mysteries, sci-fi, and portals to famous English books make for very fun reading.
Such a great merging of mystery, fantasy, and sci-fi. With just a touch of each, you don't get bogged down by the genre.The first in the series, I'm looking forward to reading the rest!
One of 3 in the series. Do read or watch Jane Eyre first! Highly imaginative travel through reality and time, risking the change of classic novels. A "10" for originality.
Thursday Next is a LitTec from SpecOps. She spends her days authenticating copies of old books. Sound dull? Try doing that in a world where followers of Bacon travel door to door like Mormons trying to convince you that Shakespeare was not the author of the great canon of plays. Then Jane Eyre is kidnapped out of her own book, and Thursday's old college lecturer, a man that she seems uniquely able to resist, is behind it. Soon she is swept up in an adventure that brings her back to her hometown and to the man she left behind. This is a smart, fast-moving, brilliant alternate history where literature and art reign supreme. Towns have interactive, long running productions of Shakespeare that make Rocky Horror look like amateur. hour. There are marvellous invention that allow worms to act like thesauruses and cars to travel through time. So worth the effort.
Add a SummaryEngland 1985: Litera Tec agent Thursday Next must solve the mysterious theft of the original manuscript to Martin Chuzzelwith, the disappearance of Jane Eyre from the book around page 187, and how both relate to the possible end to the Crimean War. Fantastic read for literature lovers everywhere, especially if you enjoy alternative history narratives
The first in the series of Thursday Next books. Here, we start with the basics, with Thursday working for a division of law enforcement that focuses exclusively on book related crimes. All goes relatively well, until the realms of fiction and reality cross-over in all together unexpected ways, leading to the random (of sorts) of the book Jane Eyre. Oh, and there's all sorts of other brilliantly dry British and literature related humour.
Add a Quote"As the saying goes: If you want to get into SpecOps, act kinda weird. We don't tend to pussyfoot around."


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The Classic TV Archive - US
Western series
"Tombstone Territory"
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister),
Richard Eastham (as Harris Claibourne)
Season 3 (Syndicated) (1959-60)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
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############ Tombstone Territory #############
############## season 3 1959-60 ##############
############### (final season)
Mainly First-Run Syndicted Episodes
except #3.1 which was on the ABC Network 9-Oct-1959 on ABC Friday
3.01 [--] Tombstone Territory: RED TERROR OF
TOMBSTONE [verified -KJK]
09-Oct-1959 ABC Friday (Final Network Broadcast)
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
Guest Cast:
Harvey Stephens
John Vivyan
Allison Hayes
Also in the cast:
Robert Brubaker, Billy Dix
July 8, 1882 - R.C. (Pop) Tuttle married Grace, a much younger woman, in
Tombstone but encouraged everyone to move to Benson.
Pop Tuttle wants Benson to be the county seat because, unlike Tombstone, they
have plenty of water. Meanwhile, some of the
citizens of Tombstone realize they must raise money to purchase a steam pump
because a year earlier, in 1881, a fire almost
wiped out all of Tombstone. Then in July, 1882, Tombstone does suffer its second
worst fire. [KJK]
The townspeople of Tombstone are divided into two groups---those who want the
county seat moved to Benson,
a nearby town, and those who will risk a war between the two towns to retain
this honor. [JB]
3.02 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE GUNFIGHTER [TD][verified
16-Oct-1959 syndicated episode
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
Guest Cast:
James Coburn .................. Gunfighter
Ron Hagerthy .................. Jeff Harper
Also in the cast:
Jean Paul King, Ken Christy, Ted Jacques, Carter de Haven, Edmund Cobb
October 27, 1886 - Jeff Harper returns to Tombstone after spending five years
in prison. Caswell is worried that Harper will be gunning for him, so he
hires a gunfighter, Ashley, to protect him. However, Jeff has only returned
to Tombstone to sell his land and move to California, not to gun down Caswell. [KJK]
3.03 [--] Tombstone Territory: STOLEN LOOT
[TD] (verified -KJK)
23-Oct-1959 syndicated episode
*Filmed at Iverson Ranch
Guest Cast:
Leo Gordon .................... Ben Jensen,
Patrick Waltz ................. Dan Jensen
Jean Allison .................. Hope Jensen
Page Slattery
Tony Young,
Quentin Sondergaard
May 19, 1882 - The Tombstone bank is robbed and a handyman is killed.
The three thieves give the money to Dan Jensen for safekeeping. Dan's
brother, Ben, is the leader of the gang. Hope (Mrs. Dan) Jensen returns
the money to Clay, who is then held hostage for the stolen bank money. [KJK]
3.04 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE WRITER [TD][verified
30-Oct-59 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Allison Hayes .......... Elizabeth Blythe
Don Kennedy ............ Ed Chandler
Donald Woods
Wayne Mallory
Terry Frost
Larry Darr
Charles Buck,
Quentin Sondergaard
October 16, 1882 - President Chester Arthur has sent Ferguson from Washington,
D.C. to investigate crime in Tombstone. Elizabeth Blythe, a newspaper
reporter from New York, has come with him. Ed Chandler and his gang kidnap
both of them to try to force Clay to release Ed's brother, Joe, from jail.
Ferguson and Blythe learn that "wherever there's sudden wealth, there's sudden
death". "There's always crime and lawlessness in a boom town." [KJK]
3.05 [--] Tombstone Territory: PAYROLL ROBBERY [TD][verified
06-Nov59 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Morris Ankrum ................. Mine Owner
Lee Van Cleef
John Milford
Joe Crehan
May 31, 1885 - Jake Conroy arrives in Tombstone after having learned to become
an expert wheelwright in Yuma Prison. Jake's partner, Red River Tom aka Hobey
Jones, guns down the town wheelwright so Jake can take the job. Then together
they plan a payroll robbery. [KJK]
3.06 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE HORSE THIEF [TD][verified
13-Nov-59 syndicated episode
Filmed in Bronson Canyon
Guest Cast:
Leonard Nimoy ........ Little Hawk
Jack LaRue ........... Padre Miguel
Kem Dibbs
Tom Brown Henry
Allen Jaffe
Quentin Sondergaard
April 27, 1880 - Lawyer Fred Griffin wants to take over the Indian land so
he can then sell it to the railroad, so he hires Jess Buckhorn to stir up
Indian trouble. When Buckhorn fails to kill Little Hawk, a horse thief, before
he rides into Tombstone, Griffin then tries to stir up lynch talk. To save
Hawk from a lynch mob, Clay and his two deputies take him to Father Miguel at
the mission. Little Hawk asks Father Miguel for sanctuary and claims he was only
moving the six horses to better pasture. However, to make his escape, Little
Hawk shoots Dexter, one of Clay's deputies, and knocks out Father Miguel. [KJK]
3.07 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE LEGEND [TD]
[verified -KJK]
20-Nov-59 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Britt Lomond ........... Jay Pelf
Michael Morgan ......... Sam Crane
Ralph Taeger
Henry Wills
Bill Catching
Quentin Sondergaard
April 12, 1882 - Ambitious writer, Jay Pelf, is the leader of an outlaw gang
including Sam Crane and his younger brother, Kirby. Jay Pelf wants to make
Clay the next national hero - a legend. [KJK]
3.08 [--] Tombstone Territory: PREMATURE OBITUARY [TD][verified
27-Nov-59 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Phillip Baird ......... Ron Browning
James Anderson ........ Ike Cobb
Beverly Allyson
Harold Fong
Quentin Sondergaard
May 12, 1882 - Ron Browning tries to pay Harris to print his obituary before
he has died. Then he tries to commit suicide because he doesn't want to
meet his fiance who's coming in on the stage the next day. He is ashamed
that he's not been a financial success. Harris stops Ron from committing
suicide, and Clay puts Ron in jail overnight for his own protection. However,
Ike Cobb breaks jail and forces Ron to go with him. [KJK]
3.09 [--] Tombstone Territory: DANGEROUS ROMANCE [TD][verified
04-Dec-59 syndicated episode
Filmed at Iverson Ranch
Guest Cast:
Page Slattery .......... Paul Hayden
Joan Connors ........... Karen Thomas
Paul Comi
Steve Warren
John Bowler
Quentin Sondergaard
September 10, 1882 - The three Thomas brothers are upset when drifter Paul
who's on probation and working for Harris, starts dating their older sister,
Karen. [KJK]
3.10 [--] Tombstone Territory: SELF-DEFENSE [TD][verified
11-Dec-59 syndicated episode
Guest cast:
Roy Barcroft ......... Flint Anson
Harry Lauter
Howard Dayton
Edmund Johnston
Charles Reade
Tony Miller
April 12, 1884 - Clay killed Wally Anson in self-defense, so Wally's father,
Flint Anson,
has offered $10,000 to the first person or persons bringing him
proof of Clay's death. [KJK]
3.11 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE MARKED HORSESHOE
(1959.12.18) syndicated episode
Robert J. Wilke ............... Todd Gantry
Gene Roth ..................... Asa Sibley
3.12 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE NOOSE THAT BROKE [TD]
(1959.12.25) syndicated episode
Paul Richards ................. Reed Barker
Don Devlin .................... Seth
3.13 [--] Tombstone Territory: MINE DISASTERS [TD]
(1960.01.01) syndicated episode
Donald Murphy ................. Anson Gurney
3.14 [--] Tombstone Territory: EYEWITNESS [TD][verified
08-Jan-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Elisha Cook, Jr. ........ Adam Kirby
King Moody
Len Lesser
Quentin Sondergaard
Lee Sands
Robert Swan,
Murray Kamelmar
Michael Backus
Jerry Todd
August 3, 1882 - Adam Kirby witnesses the murder of Baines in the livery stable,
and the Wallach gang try to frighten him from testifying. [KJK]
3.15 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE CAPTURE (1960) (verified -SC)
15Jan60 syndicated episode
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
William Phipps ................ Kyle Dodge
Chuck Couch ................... Marshal
3.16 [--] Tombstone Territory: STATE'S
WITNESS (aka "In Cold Blooded Murder")
(verified -SC)
22Jan60 syndicated airdate
Directed By Lew Landers
Written By Teddi Sherman
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
Guest Cast:
John Sutton............as The Outlaw Leader
Jan Shepard............as Cheri Deger
Larry Hudson............as The Gang Henchman
Mark Tobin............as Chalky Deger
Harry Woods............as Doc Cunningham
Quintin Sondergaard............as Quint
Robert Darin............as Barney
Troy Melton............as The Saloon Owner(uncredited)
Two brothers that are members of a band of outlaws are killed by the gangs
leader during a holdup in Tombstone. Sheriff Clay Hollister and Harris
Clairbourne device a scheme, using a newspaper article to make the gang's
leader believe that one of the men is still alive and is going to testify
againts them. [SC]
3.17 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE TARGET
(1960.01.29) syndicated episode
Warren Oates .................. Vic Reel
Liam Sullivan ................. Jason Douglas
3.18 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE BRIDE [TD][verified
05-Jan-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Byron Morrow ............ Bert Magraw
Edson Stroll ............ Vince Sanders
Linda Lawson ............ Jeannie
Ken Christy
June 3, 1882 - Bert Magraw and his new wife, Jeannie, arrive in Tombstone on
the stage from Tucson. In reality, Bert is her third husband, and she is
still married to Vince Sanders, who tries to kill both Bert and Clay. [KJK]
3.19 [--] Tombstone Territory: FEMALE KILLER [TD][verified
12-Feb-60 syndicated episode
Written by Leo Gordon
Guest Cast:
Mala Powers ........... Renee Carter
Donald Harvey ......... Frank Fallon
Ken Drake
Paul Sorenson
July 8, 1889 - Clay is taking Renee Carter to serve a term of 18 months in
Yuma Prison, but he suspects her boyfriend, Frank Fallon, is really guilty. [KJK]
3.20 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE LADY LAWYER
(aka "Ice House Mystery") (verified
19Feb60 syndicated airdate
Directed By Jack Herzberg
Written By Teddi Sherman
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
Guest Cast:
Kathie Browne............as Gaye Monahan
James Westerfield............as Big Jim Getson
Regis Toomey............as Feeny Spindier
Robert Swain............as Dusty
Coleman Francis............as Burt
Alan Jaffe............as Charlie
Quintin Sondergaard............as Quint
Sheriff Clay
Hollister sends for a woman lawyer to settle a dispute between a mine owner
and a local businessman. Clay is unaware that one of the men has been
stealing gold and hording it in blocks of ice. [SC]
3.21 [--] Tombstone Territory: SILVER KILLERS [TD][verified
26-Feb-60 syndicated episode
Directed by William Conrad
Guest Cast:
Constance Ford ........ Lily Murdock
James Seay
Paul Sorenson
Hank Patterson
John Mitchum
June 3, 1884 - Clay gets Tulsa Jack to help him prove that popular, generous
Lily Murdock is behind the deaths of the miners she grubstaked. [KJK]
3.22 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE HOLCOMB BROTHERS [TD][verified -KJK]
04-Mar-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Harry Carey, Jr. ........ Vern Fawcett
Howard Petrie
Bob Anderson
Robin Riley
Tipp McClure
Jerry Vance
Gary Spencer
November 9, 1883 - Marshal Vern Fawcett resigns after killing one of the Holcomb
Brothers and returns to Tombstone to be with his family and to marry his
girlfriend. [KJK]
3.23 [--] Tombstone Territory: YOUNG KILLER [TD][verified -KJK]
11-Mar-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Robert Ivers ........... Eddie Casper
Kay Elhardt ............ Craig Rice ?
Bern Hoffman
John Zaccaro
Harry Woods
Frank Warren
December 9, 1884 - Nurse Mary Rice takes care of Eddie Casper, a young gunman
who attacked Clay and was sorely wounded by him. [KJK]
3.24 [--] Tombstone Territory: CODED NEWSPAPER [TD][verified -KJK]
18-Mar-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Kent Taylor
Chuck Hayward
Nick Pawl
Quentin Sondergaard
Barney Barnett
John Whittaker places ads with hidden codes in the Epitaph, telling his gang
members where and when to rob the Argus mine shipments. [KJK]
3.25 [--] Tombstone Territory: MEMORY [TD] [verified -KJK]
25-Mar-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Allison Hayes ........ Liz Dolthan
Charles Maxwell
Walter Burke
Robert B. Williams
Quentin Sondergaard
Bill Hickman
October 9, 1882 - A former carnival act, Liz Dolthan with a phenomenal memory
and her partner, Packard, turn to safecracking. They both ask the Wells Fargo
agent to put their valuables in his safe overnight - her jewels and his $1,000.
She memorizes the combination to the safe as the agent turns the tumbler. That
night, she robs the safe. Clay becomes suspicious of her when she describes her
stolen jewelry is such incredible detail, including the number of pearls and
the serial number on the clasp. [KJK]
3.26 [--] Tombstone Territory: REVENGE [TD]
(1960.04.01) syndicated episode
3.27 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE HOSTAGE [TD][verified
08-Apr-60 syndicated episode
Filmed in Bronson Canyon
Guest Cast:
Anthony Ray ............. Sam Edwards
Keith Larsen ............ John Edwards
Quentin Sondergaard
November 7, 1881 - Murderer Sam Edwards has been sentenced to hang, but his
brother, John, kidnaps Harris and takes him hostage in order to save Sam
from the gallows. [KJK]
[--] 15Apr60 rerun of #3.3 "Stolen Loot"
3.28 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE KIDNAPPING [TD]
(1960.04.22) syndicated episode
3.29 [--] Tombstone Territory: GIRL FROM
PHILADELPHIA [verified -KJK]
29-Apr-60 syndicated episode
Filmed in Bronson Canyon
Guest Cast:
Erin O'Brien .................. Isabelle/Gwen Rand
Don O'Kelly
Fred Essler
Charity Grace
Buff Brady
January 20, 1881 - Belle Reed, Clay's former girlfriend, is now running away
from her more recent boyfriend, Ben Quaid. She wants to return east with her
sister, Gwen. However, before Gwen arrives, Ben kills Belle and flees to Mexico.
Gwen impersonates Belle and follows Ben to Mexico to avenge
the murder of her sister. [KJK]
3.30 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE FORTUNE [TD]
(1960.05.06) syndicated episode
3.31 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE INNOCENT MAN
[TD] [verified -KJK]
13-May-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
John Doucette ................. Parsons
Ron Hayes
Guy Stockwell
Ken Mayer
Anne Dore
Barney Elmore
October 17, 1884 - Clay and Harris join Sheriff Eli Parsons and Deputy McQueen
in the pursuit of three escaped convicts. Deputy McQueen actually wants to
gun down all three of them because one of them, Tom Holden, is innocent.
Deputy McQueen had framed him for the Wells Fargo job. [KJK]
3.32 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE SIESTA KILLER
[TD][verified -KJK]
20-May-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Harold Peary .................. Metcalf
Carol Ohmart
Mickey Finn
Paul Fierro
Page Slattery,
Quentin Sondergaard
Wayne Treadway
John Maloney
Charlie Crafts
August 16, 1881 - Tombstone is suffering from a terrible heat wave for the
tenth straight day. In hotel lobbies, Mrs. Curtis pretends to faint and
drops her purse and/or handkerchief. When the hotel clerks bend down to
retrieve her possessions, she murders them and robs the hotel cash drawer.
In Tombstone, she has killed both Mark Jenkins in the American Hotel and Bates
in the Occidental Hotel. Clay assumes he is looking for a man at least six
feet tall since the bullets entered each man at a downward slant. However,
he does notice a heavy scent near each victim. Meanwhile, Curtis' partner,
Douglas Metcalf, an insurance investigator, has arrived in Tombstone. Clay
notices the same lavender scent on him as well as on Mrs. Curtis. [KJK]
3.33 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE RETURN OF
KANSAS JOE [TD] [verified -KJK]
27-May-60 syndicated episode
Guest Cast:
Warren Stevens
Robert F. Simon
Ed Nelson
Dave Cameron
Leon Alton,
Edmund Cobb
Quentin Sondergaard
October 20, 1883 - Territorial Governor Armstrong arrives in Tombstone just
ahead of Kansas Joe Barton, who has been released from Yuma Prison and has
sworn to kill him. However, Lt. Governor Owens is actually the man who's
trying to assassinate the Governor. Clay realizes that Kansas Joe Barton
could not have written the threatening note to the Governor because he knows
that Kansas Joe Barton cannot read or write. [KJK]
3.34 [--] Tombstone Territory: BETRAYAL [TD]
(1960.06.03) syndicated episode
3.35 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE TREATY [TD]
(1960.06.10) syndicated episode
3.36 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE OUTLAW [TD]
(1960.06.17) syndicated episode
3.37 [--] Tombstone Territory: THE INJURY [TD]
(1960.06.24) syndicated episode
3.38 [--] Tombstone Territory: CRIME EPIDEMIC
[TD][verified -KJK]
01-Jul-60 syndicated episode
Filmed in Bronson Canyon
Guest Cast:
Ralph Taeger .................. Horn
Denver Pyle
Janet Lake
Alan Wells
June 8, 1883 - Horn and Hugh Burnett have stolen $8,000 from the Tombstone bank.
They give $3,000 to Will Gunther in exchange for food and hiding them in the
lower level of his barn. Will fears that his wife, Viola, will leave him for
Hugh Burnett,
so he kills Hugh. However, Viola leaves her husband, Will, to
join Horn Burnett. [KJK]
3.39 [--] Tombstone Territory: JUAN DIEGA (aka
(final episode) (verified -SC)
08Jul60 syndicated airdate
Directed By Franklin Adreon
Written By Leo Gordon
Starring: Pat Conway (as Sheriff Clay Hollister)
Guest Cast:
Gregory Walcott............as Burt Taggert
Alex Montoya............as Juan Diega
Robert Contreras............as Vincente
John Thye............as The Telegraph Operator
Quintin Sondergaard............as Quint
Charles Reade............as The Townsman
Lenny Geer............as The Bank Guard (uncredited)
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How much do you have to drink (BAC*) for a DUI in Mississippi?
Under 21 |
.02% |
21 or older |
.08% |
Commercial |
.04% |
** BAC = blood alcohol content
How many drinks does it take? Check the BAC chart.
What if you refuse to take a chemical test in Mississippi?
Mississippi has an implied consent law. That means that if you refuse to submit to a chemical test you will be subject to a fine and automatic license suspension. Learn more about Mississippi's implied consent law.
1st Offense |
2d Offense |
3rd Offense |
Refusal to take test |
90 day license suspension |
If first offense was a DUI: 1 year suspension of license. If first offense was a refusal to take test: 90 day license suspension. |
If first or second offense was a DUI: 1 year suspension of license. |
What is the minimum jail time?
1st Offense |
2d Offense |
3rd Offense |
Minimum Jail |
No minimum required jail term |
5 days jail |
1 year jail |
Lookback Period: 5 years (Period of time that prior DUIs are relevant for sentencing. Also known as a "washout" period.)
Can you plead to a lesser offense than DUI in Mississippi?
No, a plea bargain for a conviction of "wet reckless" (reckless driving involving alcohol) is barred by statute in Mississippi.
1st Mississippi DUI Offense
First Drunk Driving Conviction
- Jail – Up to 48 Hours
- Fine – From $250 up to $1,000
- License Suspension – 90 Days
- License Suspension – Hardship Driving Privileges Possible After 30 Days
Other Possibilities
- Complete Alcohol Safety Education Program
- Attend Victim Impact Panel
To learn more, see First Offense DUI in Mississippi
2nd Mississippi DUI Offense
Second Drunk Driving Conviction
- Jail – From 5 Days to 1 Year
- Fine – From $600 up to $1,500
- License Suspension – 2 Years
- Community Service – 10 Days to 1 Year
Other Possibilities
- Ignition Interlock – For 6 Months after License Reinstatement
- Impoundment or Immobilization of all Registered Vehicles
- Complete Alcohol Safety Education Program
- Attend Victim Impact Panel
To learn more, see Second Offense DUI in Mississippi
Disclaimer: We try to keep the information provided here up to date. However, laws often change, as do their interpretation and application. Different jurisdictions within a state may enforce the laws in different ways. For that reason, we recommended that you seek the advice of a local attorney familiar with DUI cases in your area.
3rd Mississippi DUI Offense
Third Drunk Driving Conviction
- Jail – From 1 to 5 Years
- Fine – From $2,000 up to $5,000
- License Suspension – 5 Years
- Alcohol and/or Drug Abuse Program
- Vehicle Seizure
Other Possibilities
- Ignition Interlock
- Vehicle Forfeiture
- Impoundment or Immobilization of all Registered Vehicles
- Complete Alcohol Safety Education Program
- Attend Victim Impact Panel
To learn more, see Third Offense DUI in Mississippi
Drinking and Driving Laws in Mississippi
The State of Mississippi prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle by a driver with a .08 percentage or above blood alcohol concentration (BAC). The .08 limit is the standard measurement for the "impaired" driver across the United States. Mississippi has lower BAC limits for drivers under the age of 21, and commercial drivers. In addition to alcohol, the Mississippi law also covers drugs and other controlled substances.
How many drinks does it take to reach the legal limit in Mississippi?
This question is often asked by drivers that would like to know how many drinks they can consume before they are considered legally drunk. There are calculators and charts that can serve as a reference, however these devices cannot predict with 100% accuracy, all of the variables that contribute to your BAC score.
The best answer is not to drink and drive . The State of Mississippi has strict laws for drunk driving, and when you drink and drive in Mississippi, you risk your freedom, finances and your future.
The first drunk driving conviction you receive in the State of Mississippi will cost you a $250 to $1,000 fine or you may be imprisoned up to 48 hours in jail or both. You will also be ordered to attend and complete an alcohol safety program or attend a victim impact panel or both. Your drivers license will be suspended for a minimum of 90 days and until you attend and successfully complete a alcohol safety education program.
Your second DUI committed within 5 years of the first you will be fined a minimum of $600 up to $1,500. You will also serve a minimum of 5 days up to 1 year in jail and be ordered to do community service work for no less than 10 days up to 1 year. Your drivers license will be suspended for 3 years. You will also receive notice, by mail, that any subsequent convictions will bring the possibility of forfeiture of your vehicle.
Your 3rd drunk driving conviction in the State of Mississippi will be considered a felony. You will be fined a minimum of $2,000 up to $5,000. You will also serve a minimum 1 year and up to 5 years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections. Provided there was no injury associated with the conviction, the felon may serve the 1 year in Jail instead of the State Penitentiary. There will be no allowance for the court to provide a sentence reduction. Any driver receiving a 3rd subsequent violation will have their vehicle forfeited and their drivers license will be suspended for 5 years.
Drunk Driving Laws in Mississippi
State of Mississippi BAC Laws:
- All drivers with a BAC of .08 or higher.
- Under 21 with a BAC of .02 or higher.
- Commercial Vehicle Driver with a BAC of .04 or higher.
The Implied Consent Law in Mississippi
The implied consent law in the State of Mississippi means that all drivers have agreed to submit to a chemical test of their blood, breath or urine if a law enforcement officer has reason to believe that the person is under the influence of drugs, alcohol or both. A refusal to submit to a chemical test will automatically result in the suspension of your drivers license for a period of 90 days without a previous conviction or refusal, or 1 year with a previous conviction or refusal.
State of Mississippi - More DUI Information


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