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Big Spring Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 18, 1969, Big Spring, Texas 42nd Year No 15 BIG SPRING DAILY HERALD Dial 2637331 Big Spring Texas Wednesday June 18 1969 20 Pages 2 Sections Price HEAVY DAMAGE Big Hailstones Shell Parts Of Amarillo By The Associated Giant hailstones shelled parts of Amarillo inflict ing heavy damage as marauding thunderstorms roved the Texas PanhandlePlains sector again Tuesday night losses were expected to run into hundreds of thousands possibly millions of dollars Pushing on toward the southeast lines of storms continued to march across North Texas and Oklahoma this evening gradually abating Clear to only partly cloudy skies were expected throughout the state by evening Initial inspection indicated the hail riddled the southwest part of Amarillo worst laying open shop ping centers schools and homes All the glass was knocked out of hundreds of cars Slanting down from the north chunks of ice bigger than baseballs shattered every window on that side of a large school Extra policemen were assigned to guard damaged stores An un determined number of Amarillo residents required treatment for scalp cuts inflicted by the hail At one Aniarillo home Mrs Jerry Wagner said One big piece of hail the size of a softball came through a back window taking out the screen and glass all in one blow Prison Rioting LANSING Kan AP Rioting which prison officials said apparently was touched off by a general shakedown of the institution and a disturbed nights sleep broke out at the Kansas State Penitentiary today The trouble began as inmates went to their respective job assignments after breakfast Warden Sherman Grouse said that at am order had been generally restored Prison officialssaid tear gas was used but not indiscriminately to bring the inmates under control Windows were broken in two cellhouses and numerous small fires were set One inmate was shot in the arm but prison authorities said no employes of the institution were injured No hostages were taken Surrounding the prison were 100 Kansas highway patrolmen under the direction of Col Robert Wood son superintendent and law enforcement officers from Lansing Leavenworth and Lcavenworth County Helicopter Strike WASHINGTON AP Federal mediators met today with company and union representatives in an effort to settle a ninetyold strike in Dallas Tex that halted production of helicopters for the Vietnam war Walter Maggiolo disputes director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service began talks with officials of the striking United Auto Workers and the Bell Helicopter Co The strike has idled about 10000 workers at Bells facilities in Dallas Big Spring Road Projects Two major highway projects for Big Spring apparently are in motion and probably may go under state contraci July 25 These are the widening and installation of four lanes on US S7 south from FM 700 to Hearn Street and the widening and fourlaning of FM 700 east ward and northward from Goliad Street to IS 20 The Stale Highway Department conducted a hearing on the projects this morning with W H Shaw district design engineer from Abilene conducting the session He explained the Highway Departments plans Some 25 citizens were in at tendance and all those expressing themselves spoke in favor of the projects There were some questions as to design for lurnoff at the Country Club Road on 87 and at Hearn Street There will be medians on both highways Shaw said similar to those designed into the recent FM 700 West project He said there would be no change in grade on either highway project so that present entrance and exits would not be disturbed He said rightofway is completed for both jobs The FM 700 extension would complete that road as a loop around the west south and cast portions of the city In Todays HERALD Sniper Slain Highway sniper slain by police is described as a down to earth small town business man See Page 2A 1 Munitions Truck Hauler Is Killed AP WIREPHOTO Hang On Mrs Constance Moody was rescued from her car last night after it plunged into an excavation and landed 36 feet above the basement floor of the new Delaware Power and Light Co building in Wilmington Del Her car smashed through a ply wood wall after a collision with a police car COLORADO CITY SC One man was killed another was hospitalized and a truck load of munitions was embed ded in the Qolorado River two miles west of here as result of a truckfarm tractor collision at am today on the IS 20 bridge over the river Identity of the dead man who was driving the truck had not been announced late this morn ing The tractor was being driven by Nick Solaz 48 Colorado City identified as an employe of Del Barber Colorado City attorney A demolition crew from Camp Hood was due on the scene to supervise the removal of the explosives from the truck which was deep in the water and mud of the river Webb AFB was notified but does not have a demolition team The truck is owned by Leon ard Brothers of Florida and carried a load of aircraft bombs which were picked up at Par sons Kan to be delivered to Concord Calif A helicopter from Ft Hood was enroute here this morning to pick up the bombs Both vehicles weretravelling west on IS 20 at the time of the collision Witnesses said that the truck struck the rear end of the tractor The tractor remained on the bridge The truck sheared off twoguard rails and plunged into the river bottom on the south side of the bridge Emergency vehicles includ ing fire equipment and ambu lances were rushed to the scene from Colorado City Solaz suffering abrasions cuts and bruises but with no apparent broken bones or seri ous injuries was removed to the Root Memorial Hospital The body of the truck driver was extricated from the cab of the submerged vehicle and taken to Kiker and Son Funeral Home Witnesses said the bridge was not blocked and that traffic was continuing to pass over it At 11 am most of the emergency equipment had left the scene One witness told of another trucker apparently an associate of the man who died who was at the scene His name was not learned Two Black Panther Dropouts May Talk Air Force Expert Lands In Pentagon Dog House WASHINGTON AP An Air Force efficiency expert who says he was demoted to cost ov erseer of a GI bowling alley aft er pointing out a billion over run on the C5A transport plane claims the military subjects costcontrol experts to isola tion neutralization or removal from the acquisition business A Ernest Fitzgerald told a joint congressional economic subcommittee Tuesday he land ed in the Pentagon dog house last year when he alerted Con gress to the projected cost in crease for the giant plane He said he was removed from his cost control duties on major weapons contracts and told to review minor construction problems in Thailand that eluded cost increases for a 20 lane bowling alley Fitzgerald also told the con gressmen of another civilian Air Force employe who he said un covered a million willful Martin Clears Budget Barrier Comics Crossword puule Deor Abby Editorioh Gorcn On Bridge Horoscope Looking Em Over 4B Round Town A VB Sports t 7B 7A Stock Market lA 1B TV Schedule iB 10B Wont Ads I TB jA Weather Mop 7B Womeni News WARM Clear to partly cloudy and warm tonight through Thursday with no important change in temperature High today and Thursday mid Ns tonight Ws AUSTIN AP Atty Gen Crawford Martin removed a million barrier today to Comp troller Robert S Calverts cer tification of the oneyear state budget and the million teacher pay raise bill The at torney general told Calvert to go ahead and count in his re venue estimates for the 196970 fiscal year all the money that ordinarilly would come in from the 11cent cigarette lax Calvert had feared a new bill allowing 15day delays in pay ments of the lax would postpone until the following year the availability of some million from the tax Of special interest was a pro vision dealing with payments made late in August the final month of the fiscal year Cal vert was concerned that the provision would keep some pay ments from being counted unlil after Sept I Voting Rights Bill Hits Snag WASHINGTON AP The administration is reported hold ing up proposed new voting rights legislation backed by Southerners for fear it will lose support among Northern con gressmen for extending the in come surtax For the fifth time in the last six weeks Ally Gen John N Mitchell has canceled an ap pearance before the House Judi ciary Committee at which he was to give the administrations position on voting rights Mitchell gave no explanation when he asked the committee to cancel the meeting scheduled for today But sources in and out of Capitol Hill said the post ponement was requested to avoid antagonizing members whose votes will be needed to pass the surlax extension bill next week But Martin said the late Aug ust payments had to be paid in full on or before Aug 31 the last day of the fiscal year He said the bill requires all revenue to be available to the state during the fiscal year when cigarette tax stamps and meters are received by the dis tributor And he carefully pointed out that funds due for cigarette stamps and meters received by the distributor during August must be considered as revenue available to the stale during the fiscal year for the reason that such monies are required to be paid in full before the end of the fiscal year Calvert is responsible for cer tifying that any spending bills can be paid for with expected revenue He already has cer tified the billion oneyear budget passed by the legislature but has held up his certification of the teacher pay raise bill pending a decision on the cig arette stamp tax bill and Gov Preston Smiths action on a package of bills designed to in sure there will IK enough money in the general revenue fund An Amarillo tobacco distribu tor filed suit here last week to compel Stale Treasurer Jesse James to abide by the new de layed payment law for cigarette lax stamps A hearing is sched uled this afternoon before Disl Judge James Meyers James had asked Martin about the laws constitutionality but the attorney general could not issue an opinion once the matter was brought before the courts Former Ally Gen Waggoner Cnrr held in 1964 that a similar law was unconslilutional since delayed tax payment was the same thing he said as pledg ing the states credit Smith still may veto the one year budget and is expected to announced his decision in a tele vision and radio address Friday night underestimation of a major weapons system He was isolated effectively removed from supervision of this activity and given minor responsibilities Fitzgerald said of the unnamed official in the Air Force Systems Com mand The cost analyst landed in deep trouble after he went out side normal channels to tell top Pentagon officials they had been sold a bill of goods on the Mark II electronics and naviga tion system for the Fill fighterbomber Fitzgerald said Air Force officers said the program would cost million when they knew the correct fig ure was 941 million he said The program was approved on the basis of an estimate that was knowingly reduced Fitz gerald said The Air Force was forced to admit its mistake but the program was approved and spending was under way al ready Fitzgerald said after his own demotion Air Force officers then wrested the entire contract review and costcontrol pro gram from civilian hands I think the overall climate and the level of opposition to costreducing measures rein forced by occasional examples of personal disaster visited on economy proponents it is not surprising that most working level government acquisition managers shy away from lough cost conlrol actions Fitzgerald said WASHINGTON AP A po lice captain furnished a Senate investigative subcommittee to day with evidence Black Pan ther chieftains have called for destruction of American indus try Capt John E Brass of the Washington DC police depart ment gave the Senate perma nent subcommittee on investiga tions transcripts of statements made by Black Panther leaders in foreign countries and radio interviews broadcast from Cuba He quoted George Mason Murray the partys minister of education anil Joudon Ford a Panther leader in New York as saying in Cuba last August BULLETS KNIVES So long as we are alive there will be no industry factory bank or company that is safe We do not guarantee the lives of their congressmen candidates generals or businessmen who control power We shall use bul lets birdshot kitchen knives and everything at hand to de stroy imperialism Huey P Newton Black Pan ther minister of defense convict ed of killing an Oakland Calif policeman was quoted in a tele phone interview from his jail cell as saying The Black Pan ther party considers itself an in tegral part of the army of resist ance to US imperialism that is being mobilized all over the need not only a Watts but many Watts through out the US and throughout the world Capt Dass who said he had been on detached duty as a sub committee investigator since January 1968 to investigate the Black Panthers testified the exact numerical membership of the party is not known He said it is estimated the number does not exceed 4000 CAMPUS VIOLENCE The subcommittee has the names of about 2000 identified members and has obtained the arrest record of approximately 350 officers and members of the Black Panther party he said Of this number about 90 per cent have been convicted of crimes of violence Two defectors from Ihe parly were scheduled o follow Ihe po lice captain in testimony before the subcommittee which is probing urban and campus vio lence in the United States The investigation is being di rected by Sen John L Mc Clelian DArk chairman of the subcommittee The panels previous hearings were devoted to the radical Stu dents for a Democratic Society which has also come under new attack by FBI Director J Ed gar Hoover for allegedly follow ing a Communist blueprint to disrupt war production WORKIN Hoover writing in a labor un ion newspaper said the summer workin manual issued by SDS is actually a document ori ginally drafted by proRed Chinese American Communists Hoovers charges against SDS are being published in the week ly newspaper of the million member AELrCIp International Association of Machinists The Associated Press last month described the workin manual in detail including plans to persuade workers to stop war production Closing down our schools is not enough the SDS instrue tions said Workers produce and move the goods that are used in the war and it is they who are primarily forced to fight the war They can stop In writing to the Machinists Hoover said SDS wants to con vince workers that this coun try is rotten sick aid dis eased and therefore should be destroyed Federal Spending Ceiling WASHINGTON AP The Senate is headed toward ap proval of a federal spending ceiling of billion some billion below both President Nixons budget and a ceiling passed earlier by the House Both ceilings are flexible however The issue is likely to provide the major conflict between the tsvo houses as Congress strives to complete action by June 30 on a supplemental appropriations bill the final money measure for the fiscal year ending on that date The Senates 44 billion ver sion of the bill is about mil lion more than the House meas ure The billion spending ceil ing was devised by the Senate Appropriations Committee un der the leadership of Sen Rob ert C Byrd DW Va chair man of its supplemental sub committee An effort by Sen John T Wil liams RDel to tighten the ceiling was defeated Tuesday 79 to 16 Williams also planned to try to eliminate from the bill a pro vision repealing the ceiling en acted last year on federal em ployment The Nixon adminis tration favors repeal Several other amendments also remained for consideration today including one by Sens Jacob K Javits RNY Gay lord Nelson DWis Alan Crans ton DCalif and Edward W Brooke RMass to add million to the million ap proved by the Appropriations Committee for the Neighbor hood Youth Corps summer jobs program in urban ghettoes The spending ceiling in the bill starts at billion below the House and ad ministration brings this up to billion by ex empting a number of programs where actual spending is either uncontrollable due to law or un forseeable such as the Vietnam war The exemptions include such things as farm price supports public assistance and medicaid social security and other retire ment programs vocational re habilitation payments costs of Congress and the federal judi ciary veterans benefits and in terest on the national debt Anniversary Of Hospital To Be Statewide Affair The special program Sunday marking the 30th anniversary of the Big Spring State Hospital will attract scores of dignitaries from all over the slate They will be headed by Lt Gov Ben Barnes who is to make the principal address at ceremonies on the hospital campus at 2 pm They will include members of the State Senate and Legisla ture members and staff offi cials of the State Board for Mental Health and Retardation county judges and superin tendents of other state hospitals and special schools Response to invitations has been heavy said Dr Preston Harrison BSSH superintendent and the occasion is to be truly statewide affair The hospital here serves 4S West Texas counties and many of them are to have representa tives here Dr Harrison stressed that the Sunday program is for all the public and that Big Springers are especially invited to help be a host group for the large number of visitors Following the formal pro gram the hospital is to be open for public tours Music by the Big Spring High School band will precede for 30 minutes the formal program At 2 pm there will be the playing the of the StarSpangled Banner and the posting of colors by the Webb AFB color guard Mayor Arnold Marshall will be master of ceremonies Following invocation by Chaplain Lee Butler of the hospital Dr Harrison will give a welcome and introduce special guests These will in clude Dr V J KinrossWright commissioner of the De partment of Mental Health and Mental Retardation who will give a brief talk on the local institutions history and ac complishments Sen David Ralliff of the 24th stale district which includes then will introduce Lt Gov Barnes for the climaxing talk Due to be here are Sen Ratliff and Sen Pete Snelson of Midland State Representa tives Temple Dickson of Sweetwater Frank Calhoun of Abilene George Baker of Fort Stockton Tom Craddick of Mid land and Elmer Tarbox of Lubbock With Dr KinrossWright will be a number of his top staff people They include W G Kirkland administrative assistant Dr Gary E Miller director of hospital develop ment Dr John Williams director automatic data proces sing T T Nelson chief of purchasing and supply pro grams Stuart S Fisher director of planning and pro gram development Charles S Eskridge director of regional programs Bruce Conway chief of manpower and Bob Vasallo vocational rehabilitation de partment In addition hospital superintendents are expected from San Angelo Vemon Mexia Sail Antonio and Kerr ville and perhaps other towns At least two members of the state board of MHMR have sent acceptances Jess Osborn of Austin and Elbert Hall oE Abilene Many county judges over the hospital area have signified they will be present Volunteer workers at the Stale Hospital from counties around Howard also are expected to attend in great numbers
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Cross My Heart Hope to Die is an exquisite new music/art project whose new EP, Vita E Morte, was just released this week. Cross My Heart Hope to Die features trippy, noirish music by producers DJ Muggs and Andrew Kline and sultry vocals by singer Bevi. The sound falls somewhere between trip-hop and Goth rock, which I love. Their live performances also showcase multi-media art installations by curator Sean Bonner.
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DeLooze's full-length debut, Glass Army, more than lives up to the spectacular promise of its first single, "DeathStar." The album's eerie, theatrical rock is exquisitely melodic and amazingly worthy of the Siouxsie & the Banshees comparisons DeLooze has received – though she could just as easily be compared to Hannah Fury, Choirgirl-era Tori Amos and even Florence + the Machine or Muse on certain songs. DeLooze is far too unique to pin down to one comparison.
The stand out tracks on the album are "Nature Boy" and "DeathStar," but every song on the album is truly magnificent and I love it more with each listen (of which there have been many).
I can't remember the last time an album excited me as much as DeLooze's Glass Army. This kind of bold, bewitching rock is a very rare breed these days. It's sure to be on my best of the year list come December.
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The new release from The Killers, Battle Born, reflects the band's Vegas roots with a grown up musical sound. Brandon Flowers continues to belt it out like a Broadway singer, but this time with a greater range and precision than he had on previous efforts. It sounds as though he has been taking vocal lessons from a stage performer, which only enhances the other band members' individual qualities.
Conjuring up images of the desert and wild horses, the songs on Battle Born are forged poetically from the band's hometown of Las Vegas. A few of the tracks begin with a twangy rockabilly strain. This blending of sounds from rock, electronic (yes, the band has picked up a synthesizer somewhere), western and show tunes makes this a difficult album to place in a specific genre.
Though I enjoy the album for its unique sound unparalleled by other popular artists, I find it difficult to distinguish one song from the next. It's as though The Killers picked one song that was extraordinary and made it into an entire album. This serves to make Battle Born feel more like a modern opera where the music is made to blend together, but also has the potential to turn away listeners who have grown accustomed to simply downloading individual mp3s. I'm thankful to have the whole album to play from start to finish.
For anyone looking to download only one or two songs, I would suggest "Runaways" – a great narrative of troubled romance – and the lesser played but passionate song, "Flesh and Bone."
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Where did this guy come from? Other than Oklahoma, I mean. The photo on JD McPherson's debut album, Signs & Signifiers, looks like another average singer-songwriter guy, but his music is a delicious mix of brassed up retro soul and rumbling vintage blues-rock. It's been a very long time since I was struck by such an intense sense of awe while listening to an album.
Even more amazing than former art teacher and punk rocker McPherson's robust voice is that he wrote almost all of these songs – most of which sound like classics by Little Richard, Jackie Wilson or The Big Bopper with a bit of Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly and Sun Studios-era Elvis thrown in.
"Scratching Circles" and "Fire Bug" are the standout tracks and other highlights include "Northside Gal" (you can download the mp3 below) and "I Can't Complain," but there's not a weak track to be found here. This album will definitely be on my Best of the Year list.


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McCrory, who worked at Duke for nearly 30 years until 2008, said financial decisions on the cleanup are best left to the state Utilities Commission, which sets electric rates and can agree to let Duke pass along one-time costs to customers.
"I think it's inappropriate to have politics involved in this process," McCrory said after a Council of State meeting. "You've got to have this process work out free of politics, especially … as we try to get the facts exactly about what has happened and what the potential solutions are to this very serious issue."
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Beyond the general distribution and credit hours required by the School of Liberal Arts for the Bachelor of Arts degree, students who choose to major in Religious Studies will be asked to complete 30 credit hours of course work designated by the faculty as follows:
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Following School of Liberal Arts guidelines, any course in which a student receives a grade below C (2.0) may not be used to fulfill the major (a C-minus does not qualify).
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by George Malik on 02/03/14 at 09:39 PM ET
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Here's hoping that Red Wings goaltender Jonas Gustavsson's simply under the weather:
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I don't remember seeing him get hit by a player or a puck in the head during that first period. Dehydration, maybe? We saw something along those same lines with Ondrej Pavelec when the Thrashers were here in Atlanta.
Posted by Alan from Atlanta on 02/03/14 at 11:22 PM ET
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North Oakland Water Main Break Isolated
Two Port Authority stations and a portion of bus routes are closed after a water main break.
Clairton Shooting Injures Man
Allegheny County homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that happened Friday night in Clairton.
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Dan Rooney will reportedly resign as U.S. ambassador to Ireland tomorrow.
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Three more bomb threats have officials and students at the University of Pittsburgh in Oakland on high alert again today.
Project Continues Legacy Of Teenie Harris
A team of local photographers has created a new website called Feel Like Going On that continues the work of the late photographer Teenie Harris.
Steelers Insider Ed Bouchette Talks Training Camp
Steelers Insider Ed Bouchette of the Post-Gazette joined Seibel, Starkey, and Miller LIVE from training camp.
Steelers Sign Wide Receiver Jerricho Cotchery
Steelers Insider Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette joined Seibel, Starkey, and Miller hosted by Colin Dunlap and Jon Burton to talk Steelers football.
Report: City Workers The Victims Of ID Theft
More than two dozen City of Pittsburgh employees have become the victims of identity theft. According to our news partners at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the city was notified over the weekend that at least 29 workers from multiple departments were affected.
Steelers Release Starks & Randle El
The Steelers started free agency being $11 million over the salary cap and have started the process of trying reduce that number.
Report: Haywood Requests Investigation
Pittsburgh (KDKA)- If the University of Pittsburgh thought they were done dealing with former head football coach Michael Haywood, they were wrong. Paul Zeise of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is reporting that Haywood has asked the […]
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
This latest installment of filmmaker Peter Jackson's epic fantasy created a huge surge of tourism in New Zealand, where about 150 locations were used for Lord of the Rings' scenes. The mecca of all Hobbit tourism is Hobbiton, private-farmland-turned-movie-set. You can tour the 44 hobbit holes set in the picturesque rolling hills of Matamata's countryside to see how the furry-footed creatures live.
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Servings: 48 miniature muffins
Prep Time: 10 min
Cook Time: 20 min
Difficulty: Easy
1/2 cup canola oil
4 ounce can chopped green chilies
1 cup sour cream
8 ounce can cream-style corn
1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/4 cup stone-ground cornmeal
2 eggs, lightly beaten
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Spray miniature muffin tins with vegetable oil cooking spray.
In a small mixing bowl, combine the cornmeal, salt and baking powder, stirring with a metal spoon. Add the cheese, corn, sour cream, and chilies. Stir until lightly combined. Add the oil and eggs and stir until everything is just combined; do not over mix. The batter will be very stiff.
Place about 1/2 tablespoon of batter into each muffin cup. Bake for 18 to 20 minutes. Serve warm.
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Will Physicians Be Dropped From Managed Care Networks?
In addition to the risk of being dropped from networks, some physicians will have to decide whether they are willing to participate in the exchange products at a lower reimbursement rate, Osowski says. That decision will be based largely on the makeup of your current patient base. If you have a patient base that is primarily Medicare, the reductions in the exchange plans may not be a dramatic change. But if you have a more commercial base, the cuts will be more of a shock.
Osowski and Laurence both say the reimbursement picture for physicians will continue to be fluid and unpredictable for months as managed care plans try to determine the best path. Osowski suspects the insurers are going too far with the drive to narrow networks in hopes of lower premiums making their products more competitive. They may realize that error and expand their networks again to draw in consumers who want more access to their physicians, he says.
In the meantime, physicians could have tough decisions to make.
"If you are operating with a preponderance of commercial rates and now they want to pay you at these much lower rates, this could be quite a shock," Osowski says. "You're going to have to figure out how to keep your staff, how to cover the costs of keeping your practice running. Physicians are going to face a real economic challenge."
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F.H. Netter (2/17/2014 at 4:42 PM)
This is just one more reason the for-profit health insurance system must go. We need single payer and we need it yesterday.
Barbara Ryan (1/23/2014 at 8:09 PM)
Insurers only have to "rein in costs" in order to maintain (or grow) their profit margins. Insurers have been decreasing payments to providers while increasing charges to those they insure for a long time. Obamacare is only the tip of the iceberg of making medical care accessible and affordable[INVALID]insurance industry reform and regulation is also critical.
Doyle (1/23/2014 at 4:48 PM)
Looks like some high quality physicians will draw the higher income patients. Ones that can afford out of network fees. That would be different
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BROOKLYN, N.Y., March 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cardinal Trade Group, Inc. (CTG), the producer of the New York region's top business events, will bring an all new and larger Trade Brooklyn (Brooklyn's Business Trade Show) this spring to the heart of Brooklyn at the New York Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge, 333 Adams Street. The annual business trade show will be held on Wednesday, April 2, 2014, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The show has been expanded to meet the explosive business rebirth occurring across the borough. Trade Brooklyn will kick off with a 1010 WINS 5 Borough Business Breakfast from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Business is "hot" in Brooklyn. This popular business to business trade show will fuel business growth by bringing together motivated business people and companies from Brooklyn and the greater New York metropolitan area. National corporations, local entrepreneurs, non-profits, franchise companies, government agencies, business advocacy groups and the media will all take part in the show. Businesses will showcase new products, services and cost-saving solutions to support expansion and new business development. Over 2,500 key decision makers and business leaders will take advantage of the show offerings.
Fifteen top-notch business seminars with local and national business experts will provide strategies for business growth, productivity and efficiency. The seminars will be:
- 1010 WINS 5 Borough Business Breakfast (Separate fee – limited space)
- Brooklyn Leaders Forum - M/WBE Secrets: Best Practices for Winning Contracts presented by Highbrid Media Salon
- CLE Credit Seminar: Social Media and Website Tips for Lawyers presented by Brooklyn Bar
- Social Media Boot Camp: Real Marketing presented by Constant Contact
- Brooklyn Leaders Forum – Marketing presented by Highbrid Media
- Social Media Boot Camp: Online Marketing is No Longer An Option - Your business needs Enhanced Online Visibility, presented by CNG
- Increase Productivity. Creating a 'Virtual Office' for Your Small Business, presented by eMazzanti
- Selling to Why: Brain-Based Selling, presented by Sandler Training
- Brooklyn Leaders Forum – Understanding The Affordable Care Act: Lessons and Opportunities for Small, Medium, and Large Businesses, presented by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
- Quiet is the new Loud, presented by Skyline by Unidata
- Social Speed Networking, presented by Swap The Biz Salon
- Social Media Boot Camp: Facebook and Twitter for Business, presented by Daily News Digital
- Social Media Boot Camp: Unlocking the Power of LinkedIn, presented by Corbett Public Relations
- Step into the Global Marketplace: Expand Your Business and Open New Markets Today.
"Trade Brooklyn will attract a record number of attendees. We will connect like-minded businesspeople and broaden their prospects for success in the marketplace. Moving the show to Marriott means more space for more exhibitors, new and energizing activities and programs as well a better networking environment. These efforts will create opportunities and boost business in Brooklyn and across the region," said Jonathan Levin, Founder of Trade Brooklyn.
Admission is free with advance registration; $20 at the door. Kick off Business Networking Breakfast, from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., is $40 (has sold out for the past three years). Early registration is required and strongly recommended. Exhibit Booths start at $1,295.
To register visit www.TradeBKLYN.com. For more info about exhibit booths and sponsorships call (347) 464-077 or e-mail [email protected]
To see photos from the last Trade Brooklyn, go to http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCvkNtz.
Cardinal Trade Group produces events including Trade Brooklyn, Trade Nassau and Trade East End. These assist businesses to connect directly with prospects and market their products and services. Attendees of events network and meet with business decision makers and interact with companies that offer cost effective products, services and solutions. Each event includes educational programs geared to assist businesspeople better market, operate their businesses and overcome challenges. For more information about the company's' industry leading shows visit www.cardinaltradegroup.com, call (347) 464-0777 or e-mail [email protected].
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Crisis Prevention and Recovery: In-depth
Improving Safety Through UXO Removal
In 2011 alone, UXO Lao, supported by UNDP, cleared unexploded bombs, artillery shells, grenades and other leftovers of war from 2,938 hectares of land and removed 172,740 items of UXO.. Since the programme began in 1996, more than 26,000 hectares of land – 260 square kilometres – have been cleared and more than 1 million items of UXO destroyed. This removal of UXO increases the safety of people in nearby communities and expands the amount of land available for food production and other development activities. UXO Lao also clears land in support of international development projects, including construction of schools, hospitals, health care centres and marketplaces.
Increasing Awareness Through Mine Risk Education
Mine risk education activities are designed to increase the awareness of people living in UXO-affected areas about the dangers of unexploded ordnance. A total of 143,447 people in Lao PDR, including 65,870 children, benefited in 2011 from mine risk education, which is adapted for specific age groups through puppet shows, songs, dances, and games. During this period, residents of 1,392 villages received community awareness.
The UXO Trust Fund
To help mobilize and manage international assistance, the Trust Fund for Support to the Full Implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions in Lao PDR (UXO Trust Fund) was established in 2010, managed by UNDP. The Trust Fund, which currently serves primarily as a mechanism for support to the NRA and UXO Lao, is operated under the framework of the national UXO strategy and UXO policies approved by the NRA Board. Its Steering Committee is chaired by the Government and co-chaired by UNDP, in close consultation with the UXO Sector Working Group.
Financial resources contributed through the Trust Fund allow for an enhanced UXO sector-wide approach and increased Government ownership, leadership and discretion over resource allocation in the sector. The Trust Fund complements other funding options available to donors, including bilateral support and direct funding to UXO operators. A "window" to channel resources to non-Government organizations, whose ranks are growing in relevant areas, may provide added value in the coming years, particularly with regard to efforts within the disability sector and victim assistance initiatives.
MDG 9: Reduce the Impact of UXO
The Lao specific MDG9, to reduce the impact of UXO by 2020, highlights the links between UXO presence and poverty. Adopted in 2010 as part of the MDG Compact, a further commitment by Government and development partners to attain the overall MDGs, it sets three target:
- Ensure the complete clearance of UXO from priority / high-value agricultural land by 2020
- Reduce substantially the number of casualties as a result of UXO incidents
- Ensure that the medical and rehabilitation needs of all survivors are met in line with treaty obligations under the CCM
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Kent Worcester
Kent Worcester is a Professor of Political Science. He studied Economics and Political Science as an undergraduate at the University of Massachusetts at Boston and received his Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University.
Professor Worcester is the author or coeditor of seven books: Trade Union Politics and Economic Change, 1960s-1990s (1995); C.L.R. James: A Political Biography (1996); The Social Science Research Council, 1923-1998 (2001); Violence and Politics: Globalization's Paradox (2002); Arguing Comics: Literary Masters on a Popular Medium (2004); A Comics Studies Reader (2009); and The Superhero Reader (2013).
A Comics Studies Reader received the 2010 Peter C. Rollins Award as the year's best work in the area of American studies and/or cultural studies, while The Superhero Reader was nominated for a 2014 Eisner Award for Best Scholarly/Academic Work. His next book, Peter Bagge: Conversations, will be published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2015.
Professor Worcester's recent publications include "Jesse Cohen, Laura Slobe, and the Hidden History of Political Cartooning" (with Ethan Young; International Journal of Comic Art, 2013); "New York City, 9/11 and Comics" (Radical History Review, 2011); "The Punisher and the Politics of Retributive Justice" (Law Text Culture, 2012); and "Graphic Novels in the Social Science Classroom" in Robert Glover and Daniel Tagliarina, eds. Teaching Politics Beyond the Book: Film, Texts and New Media in the Classroom (Bloomsbury, 2012).
He also coedited a print symposium on "The Politics of the Superhero" that appeared in the quarterly journal PS: Political Science and Politics (January 2014).
Professor Worcester joined the MMC faculty in 1997. He teaches courses on democratic theory, international relations, green political theory, modern political theory, and Plato's Republic.
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Professor of Political Science
B.A, University of Massachusetts at Boston
M.A., Columbia University
M. Phil., Columbia University
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This web site serves the members of the Old Birkonian Society, an organisation whose principal purpose is to promote contact between ex-pupils of Birkenhead School, located on the Wirral Peninsula on Merseyside, UK.
OBS Weekend 6th/7th September 2014
The OBS Weekend approaches. You are cordially invited.
Please confirm if you are attending so that we can assess the catering requirements.
The programme is quite familiar but has a special addition this year :-
Saturday 6th September.
10am. Netball match on School campus.
10am. Hockey match at McAllester Field.
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For the first few weeks of the 2013-14 NHL season, much of the daily discussion centered around the multitude of illegal hits to the head and injuries resulting from fights. Including the preseason, seven players have been suspended for illegal hits to the head, the latest of which was Sabres forward John Scott getting a seven-game ban for a headshot on Bruins winger Loui Eriksson on Oct. 23. Since the NHL suspended Scott on Halloween, the number of suspension-worthy hits involving illegal contact with the head have decreased, which is encouraging, but that does not mean that the leagues issues surrounding this matter are in the rear-view mirror. One star player who recently came back to his team after needing a few weeks away from hockey to recover from a concussion suffered on an illegal hit is New York Rangers forward Rick Nash. It was the second concussion that he's suffered since the start of the 2013 lockout-shortened season. Nash spoke to Larry Brooks of the New York Post on ...
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ADDISON — The Addison Central School board has for the third straight year adopted a proposed budget that if approved on Town Meeting Day will lower spending and, according to Addison Northwest Supervisory Union estimates, could also mean a lower education property tax rate.
In March, Addison residents will weigh in on a proposal for about $1.68 million of spending in the coming school year. It would cut about $28,400, or 1.66 percent, from the current budget.
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SALISBURY — One doesn't have to read between the lines to see the United Way of Addison County's (UWAC) commitment to literacy.
The nonprofit organization on Monday announced a three-year, $30,000 commitment to promoting reading in four county grade schools, beginning with Salisbury Elementary.
CORRECTION: A story on the Ripton Elementary School budget that ran on Page 1A of last Thursday's Addison Independent had a major inaccuracy. The proposed 2012-2013 Ripton Elementary School spending plan of $775,360, a 5.4-percent increase, will not require two votes at town meeting after all.
VERGENNES — The Vergennes Union High School board on Monday settled on an $8.97 million budget proposal to put before Addison Northwest Supervisory Union voters in March. The plan would increase spending at VUHS by a little less than 2 percent — essentially back to the school's 2007-2008 level.
Monday's action followed a Jan. 3 meeting at which the VUHS board asked administrators to cut back their recommendation of a 2.47-percent hike to less than 2 percent.
MIDDLEBURY — For the next few weeks most Middlebury College students won't be studying typical academic subjects like biochemistry or economics. Instead, they will learn about topics ranging from adventure writing to Motown.
MIDDLEBURY — The UD-3 board on Tuesday agreed to present voters with a 2012-2013 budget of about $16.1 million, representing a 3.18-percent spending increase compared to this year.
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MIDDLEBURY — Addison Central Supervisory Union (ACSU) voters on March 6 will be asked to approve a 20-year, $1,012,491 bond to replace the Middlebury Union Middle School roof.
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Adrian Peterson's son has died from injuries he sustained in a beating from his mother's (Peterson's ex mate's) boyfriend on Wednesday.
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Peterson obviously devastated, declared that he would play in the Vikings' game Sunday.
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Peterson has received sympathy from around the NFL including current and past players like Terrell Owens who said he could not imagine what Peterson is going through.
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Morally coherent Catholics insist that there are moral truths which should inform our life together in every truly just and free society and fundamental human rights which must be recognized as rightfully belonging to all men and women. Catholics are not one more "interest group" which can be pandered to or push called
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10/9/2012 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: Joy Allen, Fox news, Obama push calls, anti-Mormon, anti-Catholic, Obama, Biden Romney, Ryan, Social Justice, Religious bigotry, Deal W. Hudson, Keith A. Fournier
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - Joy Allen, a Catholic from Pittsburgh, appeared Monday on Fox & Friends, telling the story of the two calls she received from the Obama campaign. Those callers -- "practicing Catholics voting for Obama" -- both read from the same script stating Obama was not pro-abortion and Planned Parenthood did not promote abortion. The callers, both women, also praised the so-called "Nuns-on-the-Bus."
But, each call ended with the following question, "How can you support a "Mormon" who does not believe in Jesus Christ?" Allen responded by saying she was supporting Mitt Romney and would never support a pro-abortion politician like President Obama. Joy Allen's story, first reported here at Catholic Online, was described by the Obama campaign as "categorically false." The question remains whether the campaign, after Monday's interview, will be challenged by the media again on these push calls.
Watch this video and make up your own mind who is telling the truth. The interviewers, understandably, are more interested in the anti-Mormon question than the misrepresentations of Obama and the Catholic faith, but it's to Allen's credit that she witnessed to the truth of her faith, clearly and emphatically. Joy Allen is a courageous and morally coherent Catholic. One cannot be a morally coherent Catholic and hold what is euphemistically called a "pro-choice" position on abortion or fail to defend true marriage and the family and society founded upon it.
Catholics will determine the outcome of this election if we act in a manner which is "morally coherent". The phrase "morally coherent" was used in an instruction released in 2002 entitled a "Doctrinal Note on some questions regarding the Participation of Catholics in Political Life" issued by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. It was directed to "the Bishops of the Catholic Church and, in a particular way, to Catholic politicians and all lay members of the faithful called to participate in the political life of democratic societies." Here is an excerpt:
"The social doctrine of the Church is not an intrusion into the government of individual countries. It is a question of the lay Catholic's duty to be morally coherent, found within one's conscience, which is one and indivisible. "There cannot be two parallel lives in their existence: on the one hand, the so-called 'spiritual life', with its values and demands; and on the other, the so-called 'secular' life, that is, life in a family, at work, in social responsibilities, in the responsibilities of public life and in culture. The branch, engrafted to the vine which is Christ, bears its fruit in every sphere of existence and activity."
"In fact, every area of the lay faithful's lives, as different as they are, enters into the plan of God, who desires that these very areas be the 'places in time' where the love of Christ is revealed and realized for both the glory of the Father and service of others. Living and acting in conformity with one's own conscience on questions of politics is not slavish acceptance of positions alien to politics or some kind of 'confessionalism', but rather the way in which Christians offer their concrete contribution so that, through political life, society will become more just and more consistent with the dignity of the human person."
Insisting that the fundamental Human Right to Life be recognized in the positive or civil law of the Nation is not about engaging in single issue politics. Human rights - such as the Natural Law Right to Life - and human freedoms - such as the freedom to be born - are goods of human persons. When there is no human person to exercise them all the rhetoric extolling them is nothing but empty air and sloganeering. Nor is our position only a matter of our adherence to our religious beliefs. It is a response to the truth as revealed by the Natural Law and confirmed by medical science. The Child in the womb is our neighbor. It is always and everywhere wrong to take innocent human life. The child in the womb is innocent human life. It is thus wrong to intentionally kill him or her through procured abortion.
The embryonic human person, the child in the womb, the disabled, the needy and the elderly are all members of our human family. We can never condone their intentional killing. It is never a moral choice but a crime, whether the positive law prosecutes it or not. Our clear opposition to the judicial manufacture of a "right" to take innocent human life in the womb must never take a back seat to any other concern in the public policy arena. The failure to hear the cry of the child in the womb while mouthing the language of caring for the poor is unbridled hypocrisy.
The same is true for marriage. The same Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith of the Catholic Church explained in 2003, "The Church's teaching on marriage and on the complementarity of the sexes reiterates a truth that is evident to right reason and recognized as such by all the major cultures of the world. Marriage is not just any relationship between human beings. It was established by the Creator with its own nature, essential properties and purpose."
"No ideology can erase from the human spirit the certainty that marriage exists solely between a man and a woman, who by mutual personal gift, proper and exclusive to themselves, tend toward the communion of their persons. In this way, they mutually perfect each other, in order to cooperate with God in the procreation and upbringing of new human lives."
The truth about marriage is also revealed by the Natural Law. To limit marriage to heterosexual couples is not discriminatory now, nor has it ever been. Homosexual couples cannot bring into existence what marriage intends by its very definition. To confer the benefits that have been conferred in the past only to stable married couples and families to homosexual paramours is bad public policy. To state this is not to be "anti-gay". It is to defend marriage.
Civil institutions do not create marriage nor can they create a "right" to marry for those who are incapable of marriage. Government has long regulated marriage for the common good. For example, the ban on polygamy and age requirements were enforced in order to ensure that there was a mature decision at the basis of the Marriage contract. Heterosexual marriage, procreation, and the nurturing of children form the foundation for the family, and the family forms the foundation of civil society.
Morally coherent Catholics acknowledge that there is a Natural Law, "present in the heart of each man and established by reason." This law "is universal in its precepts and its authority extends to all men. It expresses the dignity of the person and determines the basis for his fundamental rights and duties." (Catechism of the Catholic Church# 1956)
Morally coherent Catholics insist that there are moral truths which should inform our life together in every truly just and free society and fundamental human rights which must be recognized as rightfully belonging to all men and women. Catholics are not one more "interest group" which can be pandered to or push called. Morally Coherent Catholic Voters like Joy Allen may soon become the real story of the 2012 US Presidential election.
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