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PHOENIX (AP) - Authorities recovered $1.5 million in copper plates that were stolen from the Asarco plant in Hayden.
Arizona Department of Public Safety spokesman Carrick Cook says the case began in late September with the recovery of $300,000 in copper plates that were found in the back of a commercial vehicle during a traffic stop and later at a warehouse in Marana.
Cook says the warehouse was supplying copper to a scrap metal yard in the Los Angeles area and that federal authorities moved to stop the shipment of those items to China.
In all, $1.25 million in copper sheets were recovered from six shipping containers in the Los Angeles area.
Half of the shipping containers were stopped before their ship departed, while the other three were called back after leaving port.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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With apologizes to Bear Winslet and North West, the most famous baby in Hollywood celebrates a birthday today.
Blue Ivy Carter is two years old!
The adorable child of Beyonce and Jay-Z has remained mostly off the radar since her exciting birth in 2012, though her mom placed the tyke in the spotlight a bit last month.
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Shields named Freshman of the Week
Nebraska freshman Shavon Shields was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week today after setting a pair of career highs last week. The freshman from Olathe, Kan., averaged 23.5 points on 72 percent shooting, 7.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game in helping the Huskers to a 1-1 week. Shields led the Huskers in scoring and rebounding in both games last week.
Shields led Nebraska to a 68-64 win at Penn State with a career-high 29 points on 10-0f11 shooting and added six rebounds a career-high three steals. His 29 points at Penn State was one shy of Nebraska's freshman scoring record and the most points scored by a Husker this season. He also totaled a then-career high 18 points and eight rebounds against Purdue on Wednesday.
Shields is the first Husker freshman to earn Big Ten Freshman of the Week and the first NU rookie honored by the conference since Toney McCray during the 2008-09 season.
The Huskers begin a two-game homestand Tuesday night as they host Illinois at the Devaney Center.
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A week ago, Breitbart had reported that Obamacare actually prohibited the Department of Health and Human Services from collecting information on gun owners. Awr Hawkins wrote:
It seems that in their haste to cram socialized medicine down the throats of the American people, then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Barack Obama overlooked Senate amendment 3276, Sec. 2716, part c. According to reports, that amendment says the government cannot use doctors to collect 'any information relating to the lawful ownership or possession of a firearm or ammunition.'
Obama has now clarified with his recent executive actions that Obamacare does not actually prohibit doctors from interrogating their patients about guns. In fact, the Obama administration is encouraging doctors to do just that.
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An Arctic cold front has made it southward, bringing very cold air into Tennessee on Tuesday.
It was 19 degrees in Nashville at 7 a.m. -- the first time it's been below 20 degrees since Feb. 13, 2012, according to 4WARN Meteorologist Paul Heggen.
Nashville won't likely get out of the 20s on Tuesday. The low temperature on Tuesday night will hover around 20 degrees in Davidson County.
Temperatures will rebound to around 40 degrees Wednesday.
By Thursday night and Friday, there's a chance of cold rain in southern parts of the state, but snow and sleet in some northern areas of Tennessee.
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An Albany family got a little extra help this holiday season thanks to a company from Douglasville.
Annie Green is raising her three great-grandchildren following the death of her granddaughter.
This Christmas, she got the surprise of a lifetime when Tiffany and Bobby Perry with ProComm Advanced Quality Solutions provided toys for her three boys.
"We are so fortunate and blessed to have someone to care that much about us. I never dreamed that someone would do this from the kids," said Annie Green.
The 6, 7, and 9-year-old boys were excited to open up their new games and toys.
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They're growing in polarity and sold over the counter pretty much everywhere, but are energy drinks dangerous?The Food and Drug Administration has received reports of 13 deaths over the past four years that cite the possible involvement of 5 Hour Energy.Last month, the FDA announced they'd received five fatal filings mentioning Monster Energy Drinks.Matt Coggin, the owner DBA Barbeque, says that he runs on energy drinks."It's quick and it definitely gets me through my day," he said. Emory University professor Dr. Robert Geller says the big problem is people overdoing it with the drinks.
"We often have this idea that when one is good, two must be better, and if two are better, then four are evenbetter, and this is not one of those stories," Geller said. People downing large quantities of energy drinks can lead to strokes and heart attacks, Geller said."When you have too much caffeine, you start getting bad effects from the caffeine," said Geller. Jesse Altman owns Atlanta energy and coffee drink Whynatte. He says people should look at the label."People should know what they're putting in their bodies," Altman said.The problem is while products like Whynatte and Red Bull tell you how much caffeine is in the can, energy supplements like 5 Hour Energy and Monster don't."If there's one thing I would advocate for the industry is to have labels that tell you how much caffeine you're consuming," Altman said. He says consumers need to use some common sense.
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Ryan Franklin isn't buying into the idea that the Cardinals have the best fans in the world.
"(Cardinals fans) are supposed to be the best fans in baseball. Yeah right."
Well, there's a chance Franklin said that like this...
(Cardinals fans) are supposed to be the best fans in baseball. Yeah! (That's) right!
Maybe. But let's just assume that the quotes Franklin gave Fox Sports Midwest indicated a displeasure with the decision by some Cardinals fans to boo his pitching.
Booing is as much a part of baseball as Cracker Jacks and ground-rule doubles. When Schenectady "Jowls" Marburton failed to pitch a full 15 innings back in 1891, you can bet he left the field to a smattering of boos. It's really the only way that fans have to register a complaint in real time. Well, I guess now it's possible for 36,000 people to whip out a smart phone and send a really nasty @ to the player's Twitter account, but that would lose some of the spontaneity. There is an organic aspect to booing something that displeases you about a baseball game.
But there are two things to remember, one for the players, and one for the fans:
Reminder for the players
Unless it's a John Rocker situation, the fans aren't booing you. The fans didn't come to the park to boo Ryan Franklin, the human. If the boos had subtitles, they would read:
Management, hear our pleas! We are wholly dissatisfied with the way this roster was organized and implemented! We, the paying customer, dispute that this is, in fact, the best permutation of baseball talent you can implement at this time!
Except with more curse words and drunken threats. But when fans are booing Ryan Franklin, they aren't hoping that he feels so badly that he retires -- they're saying "Maybe Ryan Franklin shouldn't be the closer" the only way they know how, as a collective. It's an important distinction.
Reminder for the fans
That's a player's livelihood. It shouldn't make a difference that they make more than minimum wage -- it's never justified to get especially nasty with a player who is trying his hardest. Boo. Maybe turn around to the executive suites when you do it, or look in the manager's direction. But don't scream in the player's face as he trudges back to the dugout. Don't get personal. Thousands and thousands of hours of practice led to that specific failure you're booing. The guy on the other side feels pretty bad too.
Pretty simple things to keep in mind. And with Franklin's comments causing a mini-stir, it's also worth noting that a) the St. Louis fans were probably booing without going overboard, and b) Franklin is perfectly justified to spout off like he did, think better of it when things calm down, and then issue an apology. There really isn't anyone at fault; there's just baseball, a game filled with successes and failures, where the failures meet with a reaction as old as the Roman Colosseum.


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A Wexford County neighborhood, the target of thieves, they broke into 3 homes last week.
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People who live in the neighborhood on Peninsula Drive are on edge after the home break-ins.
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Every week, PFW associate editor and Patriots writer Kevin Fishbain will identify three up-and-comers and three players/units going in the opposite direction in the Patriots stock report.
1. WR Deion Branch: Observers were a little concerned when Branch didn't catch a ball in the preseason, but he had a monster game in Week Two. Branch had eight catches for 129 yards in the win over San Diego and the veteran proved he is still a weapon when he gets the ball in space.
2. ILB Jerod Mayo: The Pro Bowler played like one against the Chargers, leading the team with 11 tackles. He also made two of the defensive plays of the game. He knifed through the defense to stop RB Mike Tolbert on a fourth-and-goal from the one-yard line. Later, he knocked the ball out of Tolbert's arms, forcing a fumble when the Patriots were only up by six in the fourth quarter. Mayo didn't have a stellar season opener, so it was good to see him wreaking havoc against San Diego.
3. Kickoff coverage: One key ingredient to an upset is big special-teams play. The Patriots' kickoff coverage was very average last season, but against San Diego, PK Stephen Gostkowski had three touchbacks and the Chargers' average starting position was the 20-yard line. The coverage got an exclamation point by LB Tracy White, who stoned Chargers KR Richard Goodman at the 13-yard line in the fourth quarter.
1. CB Devin McCourty: The second-best defensive rookie in the NFL last season, McCourty has had a tough start to the season. After giving up a couple big plays to Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall in Week One, McCourty had to often cover Chargers WR Vincent Jackson in Week Two. Jackson finished with 10 catches for 172 yards and two scores. McCourty played well against big, physical receivers last season but may need a little help from the safeties going forward.
2. Discipline: Rarely do you see a Patriots squad rack up penalties in back-to-back weeks. They were penalized eight times for 80 yards on Sunday, and most came on defense. CB Leigh Bodden was flagged for two defensive holding penalties, and both came on plays where passes fell incomplete.
3. Passing defense: It still is not where it needs to be. Granted, the Patriots have been playing with a lead most of this season, forcing teams to throw it around, but they couldn't stop Vincent Jackson on Sunday, despite a great game plan to keep Antonio Gates in check. Against the Bills' spread attack, the Patriots' secondary and pass rush will get tested again. The front three/four has not put enough pressure on QBs this season.


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Here's a matchup to watch in Sunday's Bengals-Browns game:
Bengals wide receivers vs. the Browns' secondary
In the first meeting between the Browns and Bengals in Week Four of the 2010 season, the Browns double-teamed WR Chad Ochocinco. Left in single coverage, Terrell Owens had a field day, catching 10 passes for 222 yards and a TD.
When the teams met again in Week 15, Owens and Ochocinco started, but Owens soon left with a knee injury, and Ochocinco was targeted just three times. It was the last game both would play for Cincinnati. The Bengals didn't re-sign Owens, and they traded Ochocinco to New England in July.
On Sunday, the Bengals will use A.J. Green and Jerome Simpson as their primary wide receivers in two-WR sets. Green, the No. 4 overall pick in April's draft, has impressed from the get-go and was targeted a team-high 17 times in the preseason. Green has an eye-catching combination of size, speed and sheer athleticism. Simpson, who emerged late last season after getting more playing time, has a skill set somewhat similar to Green's and can also stretch a defense.
Two other wide receivers who figure to see regular playing time for Cincinnati Sunday are Andre Caldwell and Jordan Shipley. Caldwell caught four passes for 97 yards in the second meeting vs. Cleveland in 2010. He's a solid complementary option, as is Shipley, a quick, sure-handed target out of the slot.
Browns RCB Sheldon Brown, who was beaten on a long TD by Owens last season as the Browns brought the blitz, has had a solid summer and remains a dependable defender. LCB Joe Haden, who was a major playmaker down the stretch last season, is an athletic ballhawk who has the ability to match up with the game's top pass catchers. He's the Browns' top cornerback and a major asset to the defense. The Browns' reserve cornerbacks are Dimitri Patterson and rookies Buster Skrine and James Dockery. Patterson didn't fare well as a starter in Philadelphia but could fit well as a reserve in this scheme.
SS T.J. Ward led the club in tackles a season ago (105) but also defended 10 passes and recorded two interceptions. The Browns could go with either Mike Adams or Usama Young at free safety. Young missed a good deal of the summer with a hamstring injury but has returned to action.


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The release said police pulled Wallace over for erratic driving around 3:00 a.m. on September 24. A roadside investigation revealed Wallace was operating his 2007 Cadillac Escalade while intoxicated, and he was arrested without incident for OWI.
Additionally, an unloaded pistol was found in a backpack during a search of the vehicle.
Back at the police station, the 37-year-old Wallace registered 0.14 percent on a breath test for blood-alcohol content, the release said. The legal limit in Michigan is 0.08.
The weapons charge is a five-year felony, while the OWI charge is a 93-day misdemeanor.
Wallace was arraigned in front of Magistrate Judith Holtz, given a $5,000 bond and was released to a family member. He is set to appear in court October 3.


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A lime-green Nerf toy gun caused an hours-long lock-down at a Long Island school on Tuesday.
A 911 caller told Nassau County Police she saw a suspicious teen at about 7:38 a.m. Tuesday wearing a black jacket and carrying a black backpack at Elmont Memorial high School in Elmont.
The caller said he was also carrying a lime green gun.
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Denise Young releases new album Passionata
Eleven original compositions tell a story through classical and modern Victorian themes and motifs. Four pieces contain beautifully layered cello orchestration, three include authentic African percussion instruments, and one is accompanied by evocative vocal melodies.
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General Manager of Guns Inc. in West Springfield Philip Marcil says the high demand is unprecedented.
Marcil says that a shortage of ammunition from manufacturers is what's sparking the sudden ammo sales and that many of the people coming into the store are simply worried that they won't have access to ammo.
Marcil says it also has a lot to do with the political environment, especially in light of the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary.
Since the renewed calls of gun control, especially in Washington, Marcil says his customers are worried about access.
The spike in demand is affecting local retailers like Guns Inc. and also retail giants like Walmart, who have put caps on ammo sales.
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Spacious, Light Corner Condo on the Beach in Madeira Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Arie Dam
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 3,780 - $ 5,760 / month
vacation rental description
Enjoy panoramic views of the Gulf or the inter-coastal from every window of this roomy 1400+ sq. ft condo (even from the laundry room!). Fourth-floor, 2-bedroom, 2-bath unit is on the northwest corner of the building with unobstructed views up and down the beach.
Walk the beach, sunbathe, or relax in the private heated pool and Jacuzzi. Enjoy views of the dolphins and gorgeous sunsets from the expansive screened patio. This condo is less than a mile from the restaurants, shops, and water activities of Johns Pass Village and Marina.
The condo is furnished with everything you'll need to enjoy your getaway. Both bedrooms have large walk-in closets, cable TV and DVD player. Master bedroom features a pillow top king-sized bed, a large bathroom with separate shower and tub, and screened patio facing the Gulf.
Second bedroom has two full beds (extra-long), a small terrace facing the inter-coastal, and a full-size, comfortable bathroom with shower.
The living room has a large sectional sofa (with recliners at each end), huge windows along two walls for views of the Gulf, an entertainment center with TV and DVD player, as well as a separate stereo/CD player.
The kitchen has granite counter tops, is open to the dining/living room area; kitchen window offers views of the beach and the sunsets. It is fully stocked for all your cooking and baking needs including cookware, utensils, dishes and all appliances. The washer and dryer are in a separate utility room (also with a view). Linens are provided.
The condo offers elevator access to your unit, designated covered parking, and additional guest parking. Outside the back door is a wide, sandy white beach. Just outside the front door is the Sun Trolley stop, which you can ride down to John's Pass, into St. Petersburg, or up the coast to Clearwater. Also, DIRECTLY across the street is a seafood restaurant called Dockside Dave's. Enjoy a Sangria and a Florida grouper sandwich!
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Last modified on 07-29-2014 at 3:54 PM.
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condo rental amenities
Secure Building (Key or Code required for entry), Elevator, Phone in unit for local and incoming calls, INTERNET ACCESS, Central Heat/Air-Conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player in each room, Stereo/CD, Full Kitchen, Fridge with Ice-Maker, Microwave Oven, Glasstop Range with Oven, Dishwasher, Coffee Maker, Blender, Toasters, Toaster Oven, All Cooking and Baking Utensils provided, Linens Provided, Full-Size Washer and Dryer in a Separate Laundry Room, Heated Pool and Hot Tub, Covered Parking Space, and direct Beach Access.
This is a non-smoking unit. Pets are not allowed.
activities and attractions in Madeira Beach Gulf Coast Central
Golf * Wind Surfing * Water Skiing * Swimming * Fishing * Scuba *
Snorkeling * Diving -Beach * Boating * Wildlife Viewing - Bicycling *
Shopping * Dining * Miniature Golf * Amusement Parks * Cinemas *
Museums and Sightseeing. 30 minutes drive to Tampa/Busch Gardens and
90 minutes to Disney World.
"Thank you again for sharing your lovely beachfront condo with me. I had such a restorative vacation and wonderful visit! I look forward to my stay next season."
"I am so looking forward to this vacation! The warm weather & your beautiful condo will be just the ticket after this harsh winter & busy holidays."
"We really enjoyed our stay at the Arie Dam! The layout of the rooms, the amenities & the beautiful view & location was perfect for our family. We only had one cool day, otherwise our weather was wondreful, too! I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS TO OTHERS! THANKS."
"Once again, thank you so much for a wonderful stay at your beautiful condo. I appreciate all the accommodations you make for me and everything you do to make my stay as comfortable as possible. I look forward to coming back next year - again, thank you for everything. You are the best!"
vacation rental rates
Available for weekly rental, year-round.
January 4, 2014 - February 1, 2014 --- $1.200/week
February 1, 2014 - April 18, 2014 --- $1,600/week
April 19, 2014 - June 28, 2014 --- $1,200/week
June 28, 2014 - July 6, 2014 --- $1320/week
July 6, 2014 - August 15, 2014 --- $1,200/week
August 16, 2014 -December 19, 2014 --- $1,050/week
December 19, 2014 - January 3, 2015 --- $1,600/week
January 3, 2015 - January 31, 2015 --- 1,200/week
January 31, 2015 - April 25, 2015 - 1,600/week
Inquire about nightly rates (5 night minimum) during low or non-busy season.
$300 Reservation Deposit is required to confirm a reservation with the; Balance due 30 days prior to arrival date. The reservation deposit is refundable less $50 fee
for any cancellation received at least 60 days before arrival. There
is no refund given if cancelled less than 60 days prior to arrival,
unless the unit can be re-rented. No refunds will be given for
cancellation or interruption due to inclement weather.
Please add $100 (plus 12% tax) cleaning fee, 12% Florida Tax and $25 processing fee to Rates. A credit card authorization is required as a damage/security deposit and there will be no charge to the card if the following provisions are met:
a. No damage is done to unit or its contents, beyond normal wear and tear.
b. All debris, rubbish and discards are placed in outdoor trash cans, and soiled dishes are placed in the dishwasher and cleaned.
c. All keys are returned at check-out. If keys are lost, a charge of $50 for each set will be charged to the card provided as security deposit.
Payment Options: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cash, Personal Check or Certified Bank Check
Waterfront Vacation Rentals Inc 727-398-7368
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Madeira Beach
- Sun/Sand/Beach/Jacuzzi/Pool
- Swimming, Snorkeling, Parasailing
- Fishing, Boating
- Visit World Famous John's Pass
- Shopping, Dining, Nightly Entertainment
Top things to do with a family
- Just Enjoy a Day at the Beach
- Miniature Golf
- Busch Gardens
- Lowry Park Zoo
- Disney World/Universal Studios/Wet & Wild
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The Heart Beat w/ Wax Romeo & Fordinho
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When Wax Romeo, with his unique lover's gift, set his eyes on the Fordinho's, stars were born in club heaven, indeed, keeping them apart has been a middle finger to its gods. The Hifi Club has finally united these, two of Calgary's most reputed and loving DJs, for a shiney new night: The Heart Beat, every Friday.
Now, their only little prayer is to take you out to the dance floor. That's no tempest in a teapot friends; on any given Friday you'll catch them double handholding in a Discofox, for you. Miming and gliding through hip-hop vignettes, just for you. Whining behind the turntables as only a true lover's knees can whine, especially for you, yes you.
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Baiting bears will only lead to more problems
Against baiting bears
Dear Editor:
I want to put this statement out to the press before the bear hunt starts on Monday, Dec. 3.
The number of bears killed this year during the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife's trophy hunt will be minimal. Why? Because the bear population in New Jersey is on the brink of extermination. However, the Division will come up with an excuse – Hurricane Sandy, etc. It will be interesting to hear what its tactic will be.
Baiting will probably be the only method of successfully killing a bear. Baiting should be outlawed. Read on:
"It is well-documented that baiting and supplemental feeding sites concentrate deer and have contributed significantly to the increased spread and transmission of diseases in white-tailed deer and other wildlife, including Bovine tuberculosis (TB) in Michigan and Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) diagnosed in a growing number of states. Such sites have also contributed to the spread of other diseases such as ruminal acidosis, enterotoxaemia, aflatoxin fungi, etc. The spread of infectious and non-infectious diseases, plus the increased transmission of parasites, is exacerbated by the close contact at baiting and supplemental feeding sites. Recently, two hunters in Michigan have been documented to have been infected by Bovine tuberculosis (TB), the most recent (2004) while field dressing a deer without gloves.
"This strain of disease found in deer, cattle, and other animals since it was first discovered in 1994, was confirmed to be spread by the baiting and feeding of deer and over 500 TB-infected deer have been identified. This led to a ban on baiting in core counties with high incidence of infection in both deer and cattle. Additionally, TB infection from deer has now spread into other wildlife species, including black bears, bobcats, coyotes, elk, opossums, raccoons, and to more than 30 herds of domestic cattle causing significant livestock financial losses" (Miller, 2012)."
"Baiting may condition bears to associate people with food and possibly lead to increased nuisance bear problems, or attract bears to areas where they have a greater chance of causing trouble," (Ternent, 2006).
"Banning feeding yet allowing widespread baiting makes no biological or public safety sense. New Jersey's 2010 reduction of home safety buffers for bow hunting to 150 feet in residential neighborhoods means increased baiting for deer in residential areas – in bear country."
"The majority of wildlife professionals agree that anthropogenic food conditions bears. Conditioning leads to an increase in nuisance situations and creates potentially more serious/dangerous bear-human encounters. Division policy should reflect that reality."
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Watson Confident Heading into Summer Hard Courts
After a summer full of dirty red clay and slick grass, every American is geared up to play the U.S. Open Summer Series. But Americans aren't the only ones excited to play on the hard courts. Britian's own Heather Watson is psyched to continue her recent success as she makes her way to New York City in August. The young Brit has made big leaps in the past couple months improving her ranking by almost one-hundred spots and she doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon.
Watson, the winner of the 2009 U.S. Open Junior Championships, made her first big splash on the WTA Tour this year at the Aegon Championships when she beat three highly ranked opponents to qualify for the main draw. In the main, she pushed her winning streak to four matches as she beat top-50 player Aleksandra Wozniak. When speaking to Heather about her experience there, she said, "It was incredible. It was just my fourth WTA Tour event and I was able to beat Pironkova who reached the Semfinals of Wimbledon and then Wozniak, my first top-50 win. It gave me a lot of confidence and I can't wait to play there again next year."
Another place im sure she will not forget is the $25,000 ITF Event held in Wales where she defeated Sania Mirza in the final. One of the biggest tournament wins in her pro career so far, I asked her what has changed in her game over the last six months. "I think I have just matured a lot and learned how to use the strengths in my game better. I have more confidence and have realized that I can compete with the best players in the world and that has helped a lot." A confident Watson is a scary thought as the summer tour switches to the hard courts!
Do you want to know more about Heather and her tennis career? Check below!
Q: Tennis is a sport where there is definitely a learning curve that takes place between the pro's and the juniors. Tell me about your own transition?
Heather: The transition from juniors to pros is not easy. In the juniors, you can get away with lapses in concentration and bad games. But in the pros, you have to be ready to go 100% from the first point. All the girls on Tour are so good and so solid and they want to win very badly. I have had to learn how to be more professional and more disciplined in everything I do.
Q:The U.S. Open Summer Series is in full swing and you are playing well. What are your major goals this summer?
Heather: I really like playing on hard courts so I have been looking forward to this part of the year. I also can't wait to get back to NY and to play in the U.S. Open. I have very good memories from there last year and it will feel good to get back. I will be playing Qualfying so I will have to earn my place in the Main Draw but I am going to fight for every point.
Q:What is your favorite part of training at IMG Academies in Bradenton, FL? And what benefits do you get from training at a place like IMG?
Heather: I came to train in Bradenton when I was twelve years old so it definitely feels like home. I love the people here and it is nice being around other tennis players and other athletes who are pushing themselves to get better every day like me. It makes all the hard training on court and in the gym a little easier because you feel the energy from everyone else. It is also nice that everything is so close and everything I need to train like a pro is in one place.
Q: You are only 18 years old and I'm sure a lot of your friends are heading off to college. Is the pro tour as glamorous as it sounds or can it be tough? And does part of you wish you could experience life as a "normal" 18 year old?
Heather: Being on Tour definitely has some perks but it is not easy traveling almost every week and it is very hard work and a lot of training. Until last year, I was planning on going to college but things suddenly clicked for me and my tennis career took off. I am sure my friends are gonig to be having fun in college but I am getting to play at some of the coolest palces in the world and competing against the best in the world. I think I am pretty lucky.
Q: What is your favorite place you have visited so far?
Heather: I love New York City so that is my favroite place I have traveled and probably will always be my favorite. I am definitely a city girl.
Q: What is one item that you always bring on every trip that you couldn't leave home without?
Heather: My Blackberry! I use BBM all the time and since I am on the road a lot is is one of the best ways to stay in touch with friends and family. I also always travel with my lucky teddy bear that i carry in my tennis bag.
With a good head on her shoulders and all the talent in the world, we wish Heather the best of luck this summer heading into the U.S. Open and throughout her long promising career!
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A kitchen fire at Paz De Cristo left the center with significant damages and an inability to continue cooking meals for the less fortunate.
"The fire department said either arson or cigarette but most likely arson," says Arlen Westling. The fire on March 27 tore through duct work inside the center's kitchen and seriously damaged the back wall and ceiling area. The kitchen is temporarily closed until it's repaired and approved by the Maricopa Health Department. Paz De Cristo provides dinner and food boxes to the homeless and the east valley's less fortunate. The center has still been able to provide meals with the help of local restaurants, organizations and individuals like RigaTony's, Native New Yorker, Art Klaum and the CIC group from St. Tim's, Oregano's and many more. Although Paz De Cristo is thankful for the help they've already received, they still need more donations and volunteers until the construction is finished. Several different trades need to be coordinated for the construction and they haven't been given an estimate for when the kitchen will be back in operation. If you'd like to help, contact Paz De Cristo Director Arlen Westling at 480-464-2370
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MINEHEAD'S iconic Beach Hotel is open and ready for business, almost a year since YMCA Somerset Coast announced plans to take it over.
The hotel is also home to a café, the Minehead Museum and the town's information centre, all of which have been opened for a few months.
But now the hotel itself – and a restaurant – are ready to start taking customers.
Manager Dave Jackson said: "We've already had our first few guests this week and we're looking forward to welcoming more.
"It's exciting to see it all taking place."
The YMCA wanted to take over the building to provide jobs and accommodation for young people in the area.
They have been working hard to get everything in order since the green light was given in November.
West Somerset College is working in collaboration with the YMCA to provide the training element for staff.
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Symposia Program
All events are held at the Ocean Center (101 N. Atlantic Ave.) in the Ocean Center Ballroom unless otherwise noted.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Edith Hsiung Practical Issues in Diagnostic Virology
4 contact hours
Moderators: Angela Caliendo, M.D., Ph.D.; Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI
Diane Leland, Ph.D.; Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Panel Discussion: Cooperation between Clinical and Public Health Laboratories
Kirsten St. George, Ph.D.; New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY
Christine C. Ginocchio, Ph. D., M. T. (ASCP); bioMerieux, Durham, NC
Marie-Claire Rowlinson, Ph.D., D(ABMM); Florida Department of Health, Jacksonville, FL
Ella M. Swierkosz, Ph.D.; St. Louis University Department of Pathology, St. Louis, MO
11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Interactive Session: Virology Jeopardy
Alexandra Valsamakis, M.D., Ph.D.; Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Practical Issues I: Contamination Control for Both Cell Culture and Molecular Methodologies
Danny L. Wiedbrauk, Ph.D.; Warde Medical Laboratory, Ann Arbor, MI
1:45 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Practical Issues II: Practical Use of Laboratory Testing in Virology
Matthew J. Binnicker, Ph.D., D(ABMM); Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
3:30 p.m.
PASCV Business Meeting and Travel Award Presentations
4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Scientific Poster Session I, Exhibits and Reception, Registration
Monday, April 28, 2014
7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast, Scientific Poster Session II, and Exhibits
7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – 12:55 p.m.
Session I: Clinical Aspects of Viral Diseases
3.5 contact hours
Chairs: Duane Newton, Ph.D.; University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, MI
John L. Sever, M.D., Ph.D.; George Washington University School of Medicine and Children's National Medical Center, Rockville, MD
8:30 a.m.
Forecasting Viral Diseases
Jean-Paul J. Gonzalez, M.D., Ph.D., METABIOTA, Washington, DC
Sheik Humarr Khan, M.B.C.h.B, MWACP; Kenema Government Hospital Lassa Fever Program, Kenema, Sierra Leone
9:25 a.m.
Rhinovirus and Asthma
James E. Gern, M.D.; University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, WI
10:20 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.
11:05 a.m.
Norovirus Gastroenteritis in Immunocompromised Hosts and New Norovirus Genotypes
Kim Y. Green, Ph.D.; National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Bethesda, MD
12:00 p.m.
Three Important Findings: 2013-2014
Albert Osterhaus, Ph.D.; Erasmus MC Department of Viroscience, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
1:15 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Exhibitor Workshops and Demonstrations
4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Scientific Poster Session II, Exhibits, and Reception
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast, Exhibits, and Scientific Poster Session III
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – 12:55 p.m.
Session II: Laboratory Diagnosis of Viral Infections
3.5 contact hours
Chairs: Max Chernesky; Ph.D., St. Joseph's Hospital/McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Kathleen Stellrecht, Ph.D.; Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY
8:30 a.m.
Gene Expression in Febrile Children with Viral Infection
Gregory Storch, M.D.; Washington University/St. Louis Children's Hospital, St. Louis, MO
9:25 a.m.
Update on HPV Screening Algorithms
Mark Stoller, M.D.; University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
10:20 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.
11:05 a.m.
How Point of Care Testing Could Drive Global Health Innovation
Trevor Peter, Ph.D., MPH; Clinton Health Access Initiative, Boston, MA
12:00 p.m.
The Application of Digital PCR in the Clinical Virology Laboratory
Keith R. Jerome, M.D., Ph.D.; Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA
JUST ADDED! 2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Late Breaker Session: Heartland Virus – A New Phlebovirus
Scott Folk, M.D.; Heartland Adult Infectious Disease, St. Joseph, MO
2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Philip Hanff Memorial Clinical Case Presentation and Discussions
2 contact hours
Chair: Richard L. Hodinka, Ph.D., F(AAM); Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Marie Louise Landry, M.D.; Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT
Colleen S. Kraft, M.D.; Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Scientific Poster Session III, Exhibits, and Reception
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Session III: Prevention of and Therapy for Viral Infections
3.5 contact hours
Chairs: Randall Hayden, M.D.; St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Memphis, TN
Michael Loeffelholz, Ph.D., University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX
8:30 a.m.
Development of Next Generation Vaccines and Impact on Global Disease Prevention
Gary J. Nabel, M.D., Ph.D.; Sanofi Pasteur, Cambridge, MA
9:25 a.m.
HPV Prevention: Key Role of Vaccinating Boys
Peter A. Newman, Ph.D.; University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
10:20 a.m. - 10:40 a.m.
10:40 a.m.
RSV Vaccine Development
Pedro Piedra, M.D.; Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX
11:35 a.m.
Newer Developments in Hepatitis C Antiviral Therapy and Clinical Efficacy
Mitchell L. Shiffman, M.D.; Liver Institute of Virginia, Newport News, VA
2014 Invited Discussants
Discussants' role is to is to attend sessions and, when appropriate, stimulate thought and discussion following plenary presentations.
Mauro Bendinelli, M.D., Ph.D.; University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy
Marcela Echavarria Ph.D.; CEMIC University Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Daryl Lamson, MT (ASCP); New York State Department of Health, New York, New York
Gerald Lancz, Ph.D.; College of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
Michael A. Lewinski, Ph.D.; Roche Molecular Systems Inc., Pleasanton, CA
James Mahony, Ph.D.; St. Joseph's Healthcare, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
David Myerson, M.D., Ph.D.; Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA
C. George Ray, M.D.; University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Arne Rodloff, M.D.; University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
Ariel Suarez, Bch; IACA Laboratorios, Bahia Blanca, Argentina


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Time to stock up on stamps, before postage rates increase at the end of the month.
The cost of most sending most letters and packages will jump slightly Jan. 27 when the U.S. Postal Service ups its rates to help cover the costs of delivering the mail.
Forever Stamps, the ones that remain good despite future postal rate increases, will increase to 46 cents. (Penny-pinching hint: Purchase a bunch of 45-cent Forever Stamps now.)
Here's a rundown of price increases:
- Letters (1 oz.) — 1-cent increase to 46 cents
- Letters additional ounces — unchanged at 20 cents
- Letters to all international destinations (1 oz.) — $1.10
- Postcards — 1-cent increase to 33 cents
The USPS will also introduce a new First-Class Mail Global Forever Stamp. The stamp allows people to mail letters anywhere in the world for $1.10.
In addition, there will be several new shipping services products will be available in January. Free tracking will be offered to all competitive packages, including retail Priority Mail and Parcel Post.
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Who's Hot?
- Brett Oberholtzer - 2-0, 17 IP, 1 ER, 10 H, 0 BB, 21 K - The 21 year old lefty had one of the best weeks of any Braves pitcher this season, putting up a 0.53 ERA and a 0.58 WHIP while winning both of his starts. He recovered well from missing time in June and July and may have cemented himself as the Braves' top left handed pitching prospect.
- LV Ware - 10-29, 2 2B, 3B, 3 RBI, 2 BB, 3 SB - After going 1-4 in a game for Myrtle Beach, Ware was promoted to Mississippi were he proceeded to hit .360 with a .968 OPS in 7 games to finish out the season. The outfielder isn't one of the Braves' top prospects, but he does have some tools and in high school was one of the top amateurs in the country, so hopefully this late season surge will act as a stepping stone for him.
Brandon Beachy - 6 IP, 0 R, 6 H, 0 BB, 8 K - Beachy, who was virtually unknown to most fans prior to the year, put himself on the map this season, leading the entire Minor Leagues with a 1.73 ERA, and his final start of the year was indicative of the kind of gaudy numbers he just kept putting up. He's made plenty of huge strides already, going from a college player with no chance of playing professionally, signing as an undrafted free agent and becoming an unheralded roster filler, before turning himself into a bonafide prospect on the cusp of the Major Leagues.
Dan Nelson - 12-25, 2 2B, HR, 7 RBI, 4 BB - The Hot Sheet is usually reserved for more typical prospects, but after the week he put up, Nelson, who was signed as a free agent this year after being released by the Nationals, just couldn't be ignored. His signature game was his final one for Mississippi, where he reached base all 5 times he came to the plate, walking 4 times. He proceeded to hit like crazy after a promotion to Gwinnett, finishing the week hitting .480 with a 1.325 OPS overall.
Honorable Mention: Gwinnett - Cristhian Martinez, Barbaro Canizares, Cory Gearrin, Craig Kimbrel, Steve Marek; Mississippi - Randall Delgado, JJ Hoover, Yasser Gomez; Myrtle Beach - Jason Lowry; Rome - Dan Jurik, Willie Kempf, Steve Kent, David Hale
Who's Not?
Rome Offense - It's normal for young players to tire toward the end of their first full season, and that was likely a major reason for Rome's offensive woes this week. Pretty much every player in the lineup but up an ugly line, with Todd Cunningham hitting .154 with a .308 OPS, Christian Bethancourt hitting .136 with a .401 OPS, Edward Salcedo hitting .214 with a .535 OPS, Kyle Rose hitting .143 with a .315 OPS, Jace Whitmer hitting .182, with a .580 OPS, Barrett Kleinknecht hitting .182 with a .568 OPS (that included going 1-3 with a double and a walk in his last game with Danville), and Joey Terdoslavich hitting .172 with a .560 OPS. The only positive might be that they were on the road so the hometown fans didn't have to suffer through this rough patch with them.
- Phil Gosselin - 6-30, 2 2B, 3B, 2 RBI, 8 K - If not for his final game with Rome, where he went 2-4 with a double and 2 RBI, Gosselin's week would have been much worse. He didn't play well after his promotion to Rome, hitting just .154 with a .423 OPS in 26 at bats for the Pelicans. Of course, it's hard to fault a guy for struggling in the last week of his first professional season.
Chris Masters - 0-2, 9.1 IP, 10 ER, 16 H, 5 BB, 11 K - The second half was very rough to Masters and things got especially bad at the end, as he put up a 9.64 ERA and a 2.25 WHIP in his last 2 starts. The lefty has promise but next year he might be better served pitching out of the bullpen.
Braeden Schlehuber and Matt Kennelly - 2-22, HR, 2 RBI, BB, 6 K - The Pelicans' catching duo combined to hit a pathetic .090 with a .357 OPS. Things would have looked much worse if not for Schlehuber's 2 run homer on September 2nd.
Dishonorable Mention: Gwinnett - Scott Diamond, Jose Ortegano, Orlando Mercado, Matt Young; Mississippi - Yeliar Castro, Myke Jones; Myrtle Beach - Luis Avilan, Paul Clemens, Andrew Wilson, Luis Sumoza; Rome - Aaron Northcraft, Ryan Weber


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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Craig Williams is being remembered Sunday as a loving husband and father who had a passion for sailing.
The 36-year-old was killed Friday night, and leaves behind a pregnant wife, and 2-year-old daughter.
The deadly crash happened late Friday night near San Clemente Island during a sailboat race from Long Beach to San Diego.
The 32-foot sailboat lost steering capability, then broke apart in the crashing waves. There were five survivors, who have been released from various local hospitals.
News 8's Shannon Handy spoke to Craig Williams' friends and family members Sunday.
While sailing was his passion, it came second to his family.
"The one thing you can say about Craig is he was a devoted husband, father and friend," said a family member.
Williams was also an experienced sailor, eager to share his passion with others, including his brother-in-law.
"He taught me everything I know," he said.
Sunday, loved ones gathered at the home Williams shared with his pregnant wife, Kjersti (keer-stee) and their two-year-old daughter, Claire.
People who knew Williams best say they too are trying to comprehend what happened Friday night, when he and five other sailors aboard "Uncontrollable Urge" got into trouble near the San Clemente Islands during the 4th Annual Islands Race.
Forty-one sailboats took part in the ragada. They left Long Beach Harbor Friday afternoon with plans to end in San Diego the following day.
"If you had to be in that situation, those are the guys you would pick," said good friend and fellow sailor Randy Ames.
Ames says Williams has his own boat called Uproarious but was asked to go along with the Uncontrollable Urge crew, as they tested out a brand new vessel.
Ames was also invited but had a work commitment, so he followed the race online.
After noticing the boat had stopped, and realizing it wasn't a computer error, he alerted the Coast Guard.
Video shows the rescue in progress. In it, you can see the men being hoisted one by one into an awaiting basket.
But Williams was already dead, despite a crew member's efforts to resuscitate him.
Ames spoke to the surviving sailors from their hospital beds.
According to them, even after their rudder failed, they took all the necessary precautions and had everything under control, until the very end.
"It was a very violent situation, the waves were washing over, and they were holding on for dear life and one by one they were ejected off the boat," he said.
As more details continue to emerge, a memorial page has been set up to honor Williams and the help the growing family he leaves behind.


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Mixing It UpPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
This year, as I've reported before, our composition department is focusing on interdisciplinary collaborations. Back in November, we gave the students the assignment of putting together a collaborative performance with some other art form on the first Saturday of February. We gave them no guidelines, no rules, and no assistance – this was all supposed to happen on their initiative, in addition to the work they were doing for composition lessons. All we did was provide a space and a block of time for rehearsal and performance.
The results were evidenced last Saturday. As might be expected, some composers hatched grandiose plans and others played it safe. One composer collaborated with a filmmaker on a brief documentary. One took a painting as inspiration for a flute and cello duo. Two others created electronic pieces that were choreographed by dance students. One enlisted the assistance of actors and designers in a political performance piece. And one joined forces with lighting designers, took over a room for an entire day and created a light and sound installation.
As I try to remind the students as often as possible, artistic success or failure while in school is not so important. Their primary responsibility is to learn. If a student puts on an artistically successful performance, but learns nothing from it, I consider it a failure. On the other hand, if a student tries something new that doesn't work, it is a success to the degree that the student learns something to be applied in future efforts.
Having said that, I think all of the students involved learned something and, for the most part, what they learned was in direct proportion to how much they invested in the process. We're discussing the results and assessing what was accomplished. I'm looking forward to repeating this experiment on a regular basis in the future.


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|It was new then - Jan. 29, 2013
|Tuesday, January 29, 2013 10:05 AM
One Year Ago
• Nearly everywhere one looks, one will find signs, logos, decals and letterheads. People rarely consider the work and thought that goes into them or the designer who creates them. Lance Brown is one such designer. Along with his wife Annette, Brown runs Mushroom Plant Graphics, a graphic design company that puts original work on everything from labels to tankers.
25 Years Ago — 1988
• God, Flag and Country winners from Middle School are Traci Illyes, winner in the 14-15 age group; Laura Knippen, winner in the 12-13 age group; Kim Brunk, runner-up in the 14-15 age group; Kristi Poling, runner-up in the 12-13 age group; Peggy Hetrick, winner in the 10-11 age group; and Sarah Kesler, runner-up in the 10-11 age group. The winners will compete March 6 at the Eagles hall.
• Five members of Delphos Gymnastics Academy qualified for the U.S. Gymnastics Federation Class IV state championships. Competition will be Feb. 6-7 at Tri-County Gymnastics, Cincinnati. Qualifying with scores of 28 or better were Georgia Vernon, Erika Reinemeyer, Denise Weinandy, Shawna Hurless and Amy Baker.
• Eighteen members attended the potluck dinner of Landeck Catholic Ladies of Columbia. President Norma Ditto opened the meeting with prayer and salute to the flag. She installed new officers and President-elect Janet Siefker took over the meeting. Lena Miller, Rita Miller, Rosella Kill and Janet Siefker had perfect attendance in 1987. They received a CL of C pin.
50 Years Ago — 1963
• The Delphos Junior Chamber of Commerce named Jack Myers outstanding boss of the year and Gene Laudick as recipient of the distinguished service award at the annual Bosses Night banquet held Monday night in the Jaycee club rooms. Certificates of appreciation were given George Grothous, E. E. Sheeter, The Commercial Bank and Roger Hoverman.
• MSgt. Bob Howlett, son of Mrs. Glen Clark of Delphos, who is stationed at Lowry AFB, Colo., will compete in the Air Force worldwide badminton tournament at Dyess AFB, Texas, in May. He has been competing in badminton play since 1957 and has won more than 20 trophies during that time.
• Initiatory work was exemplified by members of the Delphos Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary's drill and degree teams Monday night during a regular meeting of the auxiliary in the Eagles club rooms. Special door awards went to Sharon Fishbach, Catherine Huguenard and Sadie Baumgarte.
75 Years Ago — 1938
• An exhibition of the art of checker playing was given Thursday night at Vogt and Eickholt's on East Second Street. Perry Gray of Rushmore, one of the outstanding checker players in the state was present. He played a total of over 40 games without defeat although one game ended in a draw. Gray played four games simultaneously, part of the time blindfolded.
• All members of the Allen County Agriculture Society are urged to attend a meeting of the society to be held at Kurber's Store Saturday night. Plans are already under way, according to Art O. Wulfhorst, fair board secretary, for the 1938 Delphos Fair. The fair board feels that the free acts last year were not up to the usual standard and hope that by securing acts at an early date, choice entertainment can be provided.
• Members of the Jefferson junior high school conducted an assembly program Friday afternoon. Two songs were sung by a group of seventh- and eighth-grade students under the direction of Miss Geary, instructor of junior high school music. A talk on athletics was given under the sponsorship of Frank Kurth, Jefferson coach.