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David Wroe and Sarah Whyte EXCLUSIVE Manus Island police say they are poised to charge several men with the murder over the killing of Iranian asylum seeker Reza Barati.
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MICHAEL GORDON 6:01am He was branded a convicted Egyptian jihadist terrorist and the fact that he was housed in a low-security facility for asylum seekers behind a pool fence was described as a "grave breach" of national security by the Coalition before last year's election.
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JUDITH IRELAND 11:48am Prime Minister Tony Abbott has again hinted that there may need to be some changes to his "signature" paid parental leave scheme for it to get through Parliament.
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GLENDA KWEK 2:53pm More than 80,000 full-time jobs were added to the economy last month, highest gain in 22 years and the second highest monthly growth on record
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Peter Martin, Jonathan Swan 12:41pm Tony Abbott has immediately rejected a controversial suggestion by the Productivity Commission, which would involve charging motorists for kilometres travelled rather than on fuel.
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DAVID WROE 1:09pm The Abbott government has confirmed plans to buy Triton surveillance drones that can watch vast stretches of the seas to Australia's north.
Body to advise on veterans' mental health
JAMES MASSOLA 12:56pm The federal government has launched a new Prime Ministerial advisory council on veteran's mental health to assist the tens of thousands of Australians who have served overseas in wars and peacekeeping operations.
Shorten shifts on mining tax
Mark Kenny, James Massola Bill Shorten has acknowledged the minerals resource rent tax had damaged his party's relationship with the resources sector.
Shorten called on to dump WA union boss
2:17pm Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has been challenged to expel West Australian union heavyweight Joe McDonald from the Labor Party after he was fined for physically threatening a worker who refused to strike.
Axing drug and alcohol adviser cost $1m
AMY CORDEROY The government has paid nearly a million dollars to cover its sudden axing of Australia's peak drug and alcohol body, documents reveal.
More fighters may be bought despite flaws
DAVID WROE 8:14am Troubling flaws in the Joint Strike Fighter are still being ironed out, the Pentagon's project leader has admitted, as the Abbott government prepares to consider giving the go-ahead to a major purchase of the warplanes.
457 panel 'stacked against local workers'
SARAH WHYTE Unions not invited to participate in the independent panel that will review the 457 skilled migration visa have criticised the body as being ''stacked''.
Palmer's offer tempting micro parties
HEATH ASTON Clive Palmer has forged an alliance with parties on the political fringe in a bid to get another Palmer United senator elected.
China reconsiders carbon tax, citing Australia
9:11am China is reconsidering plans for a carbon tax as local air pollution trumps concerns over climate change, with Austrlia's policy reversal cited as a reason for the review.
Nauru chief justice quits
Economy: Consumer confidence nosedives
Company bailouts 'not a long-term answer'
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Sri Lankan asylum seekers put at risk: report
Assange replaced as WikiLeaks candidate
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IPA: Brandis backtracking on race laws
Budget crisis needs urgent action: Ken Henry
PM called shots on Treasury sacking
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BBC grills Bishop on offshore detention
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Australia wants to keep Union Jack: Bishop
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Plain packaging claims go up in smoke
Shorten urges voters to 'send a message'
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Palmer denies PUP broke law with ads
Biennale artists face backlash
Federal Libs told to butt out of preselections
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SPC-Woolworths deal 'win for people power'
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ELIZABETH FARRELLY Australian politics measures itself in landmark speeches. Menzies' ''forgotten people'' speech, 1942. Keating's ''Redfern'' speech, 1992. Gillard's misogyny speech, Hockey's entitlement speech. And now, Scott Ludlam's ''Welcome to WA, Tony Abbott'' speech.
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PAUL SHEEHAN The members of the board of the Biennale of Sydney should consider their positions.
Biennale boycott misses the mark
RICHARD GLOVER There's one question every activist should ask before suggesting a boycott: ''What do I hope to achieve?''
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John Dwyer At our destination, we would find an Australia with thriving and effective patient care with one department of health.
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Lisa Bryant Publicly listed companies' first mandated responsibility is to increase shareholder value - this can be in conflict with the provision of high-quality childcare.
Consumer confidence on the wane
ELIZABETH KNIGHT Westpac consumer sentiment reading shows pessimists now outweigh optimists.
Superannuation's fat cats are here to stay
ROSS GITTINS A few weeks ago, when I offered my list of our top 10 economic reforms of the past 40 years, I was surprised by the number of people arguing I should have included compulsory employee superannuation in the list. Really? I can't agree.
Education: Tide of inequity to blame
David Gillespie The age of entitlement is anything but over when it comes to funding private schools.
Refugees: they get the hits, we get the myths
Ben Saul Offshore processing is a cruel method of dealing with asylum seekers. There are alternatives.
Belittling of ABC the worst action of all
JENNA PRICE Of the many utterly loathsome actions of the members of this government, the attempt to besmirch, belittle and demean our ABC is among the worst.
Liberals risk downward spiral
JOSH GORDON There are tensions along several fault lines in the Victorian Liberal Party.
'Green tape' can prevent black days
TOM ARUP If you ever wanted an illustration of what green tape is supposed to prevent, then catch a train to Morwell today and take a deep breath.
Smoke and mirrors with red-tape ghosts
PETER MARTIN Forget the blitz on useless legislation. Spare a thought for those really tied up in knots.
Special features
Befuddled Bishop confuses the facts
Michael Gordon Julie Bishop must have left her briefing notes behind when she confronted a BBC journalist who accused her government of operating a kind of ''Guantanamo Bay'' for asylum seekers on Nauru and Papua New Guinea's Manus Island.
Henry predicts GST rise
Former Treasury head Ken Henry says a higher GST rate is inevitable, backs his successor Martin Parkinson and criticises the government direct action climate policy. Analysis with James Massola.
Bishop rejects asylum 'inhumanity'
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has defended the government's offshore detention centres against accusations of inhumanity, and comparisons with Guantanamo Bay, in a hostile interview with the BBC.
How Tassie town joined 'pork barrel shuttle'
Heath Aston The Tasmanian town of Wynyard - population 5000 - is a sleepy place known mostly for its cheese factory and views of Bass Strait.
Artists use their work on asylum issue
Andrew Taylor, Fiona Gruber When a group of artists first threatened to boycott the Biennale of Sydney over its links to Transfield over the company's involvement in offshore detention centres, the board called upon them to air their grievances during the 12-week event.
Union fears over 457 visa loophole
Abbott reopens a visa loophole to allow employers to hire an unlimited number of foreign workers, with unions concerned about exploitation and the loss of local jobs under the scheme.
A watering down of consumer protections
Legislation to prevent the financial industry from taking advantage of us is being dismissed as unworkable and unnecessary. Ross Gittins reports.
Urthboy speaks up and sings out on Manus
Sarah Whyte The night Reza Barati died at Australia's offshore detention centre on Manus Island, hip-hop artist Urthboy was already writing a song about Australia's hard-line asylum seeker policy.
Politics in pictures
The past week in politics, told through photography, sound bites and music.
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Investigating MPs' expenses
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Three Prime Minister, two leadership ballots and an election campaign for 2013. The best photos from a tumultuous year.
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America's freight transportation system makes critical contributions Project NCFRP-16
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transportation system in the United States is a complex, decentralized, ISBN 978-0-309-15481-9
and dynamic network of private and public entities, involving all Library of Congress Control Number 2010929939
modes of transportation--trucking, rail, waterways, air, and pipelines. � 2010 National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved.
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begin work was executed between RITA and The National Academies. The project that is the subject of this report was a part of the National Cooperative Freight
The NCFRP will carry out applied research on problems facing the Research Program, conducted by the Transportation Research Board with the approval of
the Governing Board of the National Research Council.
freight industry that are not being adequately addressed by existing
The members of the technical panel selected to monitor this project and to review this
research programs.
report were chosen for their special competencies and with regard for appropriate balance.
Program guidance is provided by an Oversight Committee comprised The report was reviewed by the technical panel and accepted for publication according to
of a representative cross section of freight stakeholders appointed by procedures established and overseen by the Transportation Research Board and approved
by the Governing Board of the National Research Council.
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researchers who performed the research and are not necessarily those of the Transportation
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funding levels and expected products. Research problem statements
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time. Each selected project is assigned to a panel, appointed by TRB, because they are considered essential to the object of the report.
which provides technical guidance and counsel throughout the life
of the project. Heavy emphasis is placed on including members
representing the intended users of the research products.
The NCFRP will produce a series of research reports and other
products such as guidebooks for practitioners. Primary emphasis will
be placed on disseminating NCFRP results to the intended end-users of
the research: freight shippers and carriers, service providers, suppliers,
and public officials.
Published reports of the
are available from:
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Business Office
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
and can be ordered through the Internet at:
Printed in the United States of America
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Crawford F. Jencks, Deputy Director, Cooperative Research Programs
William C. Rogers, Senior Program Officer
Charlotte Thomas, Senior Program Assistant
Eileen P. Delaney, Director of Publications
Hilary Freer, Senior Editor
Christina S. Casgar, San Diego Association of Governments, San Diego, CA (Chair)
Eric Garshick, US Department of Veterans Affairs, West Roxbury, MA
Virginia "Ginny" Hessenauer, Moraga, CA
Robert G. Ireson, Air Quality Management Consulting, Greenbrae, CA
Lynn Jonell Soporowski, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Frankfort, KY
Mark Stehly, BNSF Railway Company, Ft. Worth, TX
Thomas H. Wakeman, III, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ
Gary L. Whicker, J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc., Lowell, AR
William Chernicoff, RITA Liaison
Michael M. Johnsen, FMCSA Liaison
Diana J. Bauer, US Department of Energy Liaison
Christine Gerencher, TRB Liaison
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By William C. Rogers
Staff Officer
Transportation Research Board
NCFRP Report 4: Representing Freight in Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Models pre-
sents an evaluation of the current methods used to generate air emissions information from
all freight transportation activities and discusses their suitability for purposes such as health
and climate risk assessments, prioritization of emission reduction activities (e.g., through
State Implementation Plans), and public education. The report is especially valuable for
(1) its identification of the state of the practice, gaps, and strengths and limitations of current
emissions data estimates and methods and (2) its conceptual model that offers a compre-
hensive representation of freight activity by all transportation modes and relationships
between modes. This report will better inform the near-term needs of public and private
stakeholders regarding the quality of emissions data and guide future research that links
freight activities with air emissions.
An efficient and robust freight transportation system is essential to the continued eco-
nomic well-being of the United States. Demand for freight transportation has been grow-
ing rapidly, but that growth has conflicted with concerns about the health effects of air pol-
lution and greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming. For instance,
according to the Environmental Protection Agency, transportation-related activities
account for 28% of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Further, as freight movement con-
tinues to grow, its emissions will account for a greater share of the transportation sector's
carbon footprint. Although there are known data limitations, including the lack of actual
emissions measurements to validate model estimates, given concern over public health,
decisionmakers at all levels of government are proceeding with efforts to regulate emissions,
often through freight operations controls.
Under NCFRP Project 16, ICF International was asked to
1. Describe the current state of practice for estimating freight air emissions;
2. Catalog existing data and data sources used to define categories of freight transportation-
related air emissions;
3. Describe the strengths and limitations of current methods, models, and data;
4. Identify and assess alternative measurement techniques, data sources, and approaches
that can enhance the utility and quality of emissions calculations for freight transporta-
5. Develop a conceptual model for freight transportation activities that reflects current
understanding and anticipated improvements in data and analytical methods relating
freight transportation activity to emissions; and
6. Identify future opportunities for improving accuracy and reducing uncertainty in freight
activity and emission data across all modes.
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1 Summary
3 Chapter 1 Introduction and Research Summary
3 1.1 Objective
3 1.2 Report Organization
3 1.3 Study Framework
4 1.4 Pollutants of Concern
5 1.5 Application of Freight Emissions
5 1.6 Evaluation of Current Methods
14 1.7 Conceptual Model
15 1.8 Recommended Research Areas
16 Chapter 2 Application of Freight Emissions
16 2.1 National- and State-Scale Applications
18 2.2 Regional-Scale Applications
22 2.3 Project-Scale Applications
30 Chapter 3 Evaluation of Current Methods
30 3.1 General Methods
33 3.2 National Methods
45 3.3 Heavy-Duty Trucks
62 3.4 Rail
72 3.5 Waterborne/Ocean-Going Vessels
80 3.6 Waterborne/Harbor Craft
89 3.7 Cargo Handling Equipment
103 3.8 Air Transportation
109 3.9 Air Quality
116 Chapter 4 Conceptual Model
116 4.1 Model Overview and Uses
117 4.2 Freight Modeling
120 4.3 Model Scope and Structure
137 4.4 Case Study
141 Chapter 5 Recommended Research Areas
141 5.1 Improving the Allocation of National Transportation Emissions
143 5.2 Refining Road Project-Level Emission Estimates Methodologies
145 5.3 Improving Rail Activity Data for Emission Calculations
146 5.4 Improving Parameters and Methodologies for Estimating
Marine Goods Movement Emissions
148 5.5 Improving Air Freight Emission Calculations
151 Appendix A Pedigree Matrix
152 References
158 Acronyms


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"The investigation has revealed that Dr. Gonzales' practice of coming to Logan, West Virginia every three to four months is a sham and is solely for the purpose of writing a large number of narcotic prescriptions for cash," the agent wrote in the search warrant. "Dr. Gonzales travels to West Virginia for one day and then leaves the state.
"The Office is simply a building with a parking lot capable of allowing a lot of customers to arrive, pay for and obtain a prescription, and leave."
The agent said there also was no place in the office to store patients' records. He wrote that the only records seen at the office were in a box brought in by the nurse, and were only for those patients that would be seen that day.
Sgt. Michael Baylous, State Police spokesman, said authorities find out about questionable operations most often from members of the community.
"One of our best resources are the people in the community," Baylous said. "They know where people are lining up to get their pills, and they know when people are just a problem."
He said investigators receive tips online and by phone and sometimes just from talking to people while patrolling.
Baylous said cases involving doctors abusing their authority could be very complex.
The doctor was believed to have had 3,090 patients between July 2011 and February 2013. Investigators believe Gonzalez-Ramos made more than $1.1 million from those patients.
Gonzalez-Ramos is being held at South Central Regional Jail without bond. He appeared before U.S. Magistrate Mary Stanley Monday and will appear for a preliminary hearing this afternoon.
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I interned under Fran Korten, Executive Director of YES! Magazine, in the summer of 2004, and continue to turn to her for mentorship and guidance. During my senior year of college, seeking to discern my next steps, I asked Fran for advice. Fran encouraged me to live and work on the grassroots level with people from the Global South. "There are lessons you need to learn that you won't be able to get any other way," she said.
Fran's advice helped guide me to my present position at the Asturias Academy, an innovative nonprofit school in Guatemala serving some of the country's most marginalized children. Like my time at YES!, I am working under excellent leadership, and I am daily presented with opportunities to serve and grow.
Guatemala's educational needs are complex. Fewer than three in ten Guatemalan children finish the sixth grade, and Guatemala is only ranked above Nicaragua and Haiti in terms of literacy rates in Latin America.
The country's public schools are overcrowded, under-funded, and using archaic teaching methods. Private schools, the supposed alternative, are too expensive for Guatemala's poor majority.The country's education deficit is rooted in a highly stratified social structure, which itself is a legacy of Spanish Conquest and Colonialism. Class interests are so divergent in Guatemala that elites privately procure goods such as education and security and refuse to invest in them on the public level.
The result is extremely low government social spending. In fact, Guatemala ranks first in the entire world in the "Freedom from Government" category of the Heritage Foundation's Index of Economic Freedom.The Miguel Angel Asturias Academy for which I work offers a model for reforming Guatemala's education system. Scholarships and low general tuition rates make the Academy accessible to even the poorest families. The curriculum combines strong academic fundamentals with training in leadership and human rights issues. The Academy's Popular Education pedagogy strives to elicit the pupil's curiosity and gestate an awareness of the reality in which the student lives. A recent alliance with a vocational school has also opened the door to job training for older students at the Academy.
As the Academy's Development and Volunteer Coordinator, my job has been to develop a reliable and growing stream of resources for the project, thus bringing the Academy closer to its goal of replicating into other communities in Guatemala. To this end, I have built the Academy's fundraising infrastructure and raised sufficient funds to cover the 2008 school year and purchase a full computer lab. I have also organized a three week U.S. speaking tour for the project's director and myself, and built a sustainable volunteer program. The 23 volunteers that I have managed have taught courses such as Theatre, Art, and English, and worked with me on administrative projects such as the construction of a website.
I see the Academy as a subtle, profound, nonviolent revolution. Instead of sexism, I witness male and female students learning together in math and cooking classes. Instead of racism, I see indigenous and non-indigenous children playing together. The line between the very poor students and those better off is made indistinguishable by their shared school experience and common uniform. Justice and peace are proclaimed throughout the curriculum, and students are trained to live those values as they engage the many social problems facing their communities.
Fran was right that this experience was going to teach me lessons that I needed to learn. I have come to appreciate the importance of local knowledge in change-making, and have forged relationships that are deeply value to me. The experience has affirmed for me my commitment to promoting human development, and also made me cynical to outsider-initiated international development projects. A good first step for us as foreigners wanting to help is to "be with" instead of "do for." Bit by bit, the community will reveal to us the nuanced cultural landscape in which we are operating and which we will never fully know. A good second step is to identify local people doing good work and ask them how we can support their efforts. Living and working in Guatemala and sincerely connecting with the country's people has been a challenging, beautiful opportunity for which I am grateful.
With a degree in International Development and minors in Spanish and World Religions, Ryan Richards has sought continued transformation through international experience. Years of asking "How can I help?" brought him to intern at YES! Magazine in 2004 and later, to his present position as Development and Volunteer Coordinator at the Asturias Academy in Guatemala. Ryan plans to enroll in a masters program in social entrepreneurship in the fall and eventually establish Donor Smart, an organization that will support local change agents by reducing the barriers that come between good grassroots projects and potential donors.
[1] Guatemala: Overview United States Agency for International Development and Human Development Reports, United Nations Development Program
[2] What the Rich Don't Tell the Poor. Roman Krznaric, awaiting publication, 2008.
[3] Index of Economic Freedom. Heritage Foundation, 2008.
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The city's crime has grown along with the city but so far the police department has met the task, said Police Chief Robert Spinks.
"Crime has increased but our ability to arrest and jail criminals has exponentially outpaced the growth of crime," he said about the department's 2008 annual report.
The department's felony arrests are up 30 percent from 2007 and misdemeanor arrests are up 17 percent, Spinks said.
But the reported 108-percent increase in violent crime is a little misleading, he said.
The city's number of "uniform crime report" crimes increased from 12 to 25, which is a 108-percent increase but a small number of additional crimes, Spinks said.
Those crimes include homicide and non-negligent manslaughter, robbery, rape, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny/theft, vehicle theft and arson.
Spinks said a better measure is counting the number of Part One crimes (homicide, burglary, robbery, rape, vehicle theft, aggravated assault and larceny) plus felonies, which shows only a 13.5-percent increase.
Spinks said the big decrease in domestic violence arrests could be due to a lot of factors.
Maybe they have arrested the repeat offenders often enough, or better investigations are leading to longer sentences for offenders that act as a deterrent, or the crime has gone underground, he said.
"We could be doing better. The sky's not falling but people need to be cognizant that the area is continuing to grow up," Spinks said.
"Disturbances are down and car prowls, too. The robbery trend is worrisome if it keeps up; that's not unusual given the city's growth.
"There's been significant growth in felony arrests, 119 to 407 or 241 percent. That is significant; you can't manufacture arrests."
If the city's crime rate were calculated using the city's own estimate of 7,000 population instead of the state's 5,715 estimate, Sequim would be the safest city in the state, Spinks said.
But the state's count doesn't include residents of nursing homes and similar facilities, snowbirds or persons living in recreational vehicles or on boats, he said.
The department's ability to maintain this level of law enforcement will be tested in the coming years as the city's budget gets tighter and tighter.
The department's call load has increased 71 percent to an all-time high, Spinks said.
Yet the police department is the only city department to lose staff, going from 21 officers to 19 and losing part of a support staff position, he said.
"The reason my desk looks like a disaster is because I haven't had (administrative assistant) Marci Protze out there since December," Spinks said.
The department paid $113,000 for 2,450 jail days in 2007 and will pay an estimated $195,000 in 2009, he said.
Losing $100,000 in overtime required switching a detective and a traffic control officer back to patrol.
"Yeah, that overtime loss hurt," he said.
"It's frustrating because traffic is our No. 1 complaint and we've made positive inroads," Spinks said.
The city's traffic enforcement efforts have won two awards from the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission and have been high-
lighted in a nationally distributed DVD, "Saving Lives One Stop at a Time."
"It's award-winning and nationally known, and now I have to cut it," Spinks said.
One bright spot has been the contributions of the department's volunteers.
"We served 50 warrants last year, which was a five-year high," Spinks said.
"We also close cases at twice the national average, and I don't want to see that drop."
Reach Brian Gawley at email@example.com.
SPD 2008 highlights
_ 14,361 incidents were handled in 2008, compared with 13,467 in 2007, a 7-percent increase.
_ Arrests increased to 1,342 in 2008, an increase of 16 percent over the 2007 total of 1,154 arrests.
_ Felony arrests increased by 30 percent to 406 in 2008.
_ Misdemeanor arrests increased by 12 percent to 786 in 2008.
_ Juvenile arrests increased by 7 percent to 150 in 2008.
_ Serious crime increased by 8 percent, mainly felonies such as burglary, assault and theft.
_ Domestic violence incidents decreased from a high of 71 in 2007 to a four-year low of 46 in 2008.
_ The department's 20 volunteers contributed an estimated $85,722 in labor to the city.
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ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo Visits Nairobi National Park
Published: 06 Nov, 2009
International Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo this morning showed his softer side when he took time off official business and spent the better part of the morning enjoying Kenya's world famous wildlife....
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Jamaican Sprinter Usain Bolt Names and Adopts Kenyan Cheetah
Published: 03 Nov, 2009
Jamaican sprinter and 100m world record holder Usain St Leo Bolt yesterday November 2, 2009 named a three-month Kenyan cheetah cub 'Lightning Bolt' at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage and adopted it...
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Breakthrough in Government Public Appeal on Surrender of Mau Title Deeds
Published: 28 Oct, 2009
October 26, 2009 marked a major breakthrough in the government's appeal to the public to surrender land title deeds in the Mau Forests Complex. ...
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Correction on ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo Visit
Published: 26 Oct, 2009
Please refer the current edition of the Sunday Nation (November 8, 2009) in which it's incorrectly reported that International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo adopted a cheetah at the Nairobi National Park.
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Six Suspected Ivory Dealers Charged in Voi Court
Published: 26 Oct, 2009
Six suspected ivory dealers were on October 26, 2009 charged with illegal trade and possession of elephant tusks before a Voi court. The suspects were remanded until Wednesday when they will appear again before Voi Resident Magistrate Linus Nyakundi for hearing. ...
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Usain Bolt to adopt a Kenyan cheetah cub
Published: 19 Oct, 2009
Jamaican sprinter and 100m world record holder Usain St Leo Bolt will today (Monday, November 2, 2009) at 2pm name and adopt an eight-month cheetah cub at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage....
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Uniformed and Disciplined Services Hold Special Thanksgiving Service in Nairobi
Published: 11 Oct, 2009
Members of six uniformed and disciplined services and their families on Sunday (October 11, 2009) held a special national thanksgiving service to thank God for seeing them through various challenges...
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47 Southern Sudanese Wildlife Officers Report for Training In Kenya
Published: 07 Oct, 2009
A total of 47 wildlife officers from Southern Sudan on Tuesday 7, 2009 reported for training in Kenya. Already, 16 of them had started a three-month training course in wildlife management and biodiversity conservation at the Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute in Naivasha...
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KWS Employees Raise KSH 1,074,000 (US$14,500) For Endowment Fund
Published: 05 Oct, 2009
Kenya Wildlife Service employees raised KSh1, 074, 000 (US$14,500) at an impromptu fundraising towards the Endowment Fund for wildlife.The employees made personal contributions during an annual wardens' and scientists' conference in Nakuru Town. ...
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Ivory intercepted in Nairobi and Addis Ababa.
Published: 01 Oct, 2009
KWS law enforcement officers in liaison with Kenya Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Lusaka Task Force and Airport Police impounded 532kg of 61 whole tusks of raw ivory on September 29, 2009 at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. En-route to Bangkok, Thailand via Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the ivory was found in a Kenya Airways warehouse following another illegal cache seized by Ethiopian authorities on Sunday 27, 2009 at Addis Ababa by the same consignee.
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The return of Manu Tuilagi to England's midfield for their Six Nations clash with France is a massive boost for Stuart Lancaster's men, according to Sky Sports pundit Ieuan Evans.
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