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Fugitive caught after 40 years lived in Seattle area
Disability payments meant for William Henry Cox and retirement benefits intended for Louie Vance were being deposited into a Boeing Employees Credit Union Account opened when Ronald Dwaine Carnes lived in Washington state.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa — Convicted armed robber Ronald Dwaine Carnes eluded authorities for nearly 41 years after escaping from a North Carolina prison, living part of the time in the Seattle area. But with the help of facial-recognition technology, investigators say he's been caught living in northeastern Iowa using the identities of two 5-year-old boys who died in the 1940s.
Carnes, 69, made an initial appearance Thursday in federal court in Iowa on charges of misusing Social Security numbers, aggravated identity theft and being a felon and fugitive in possession of a firearm. Investigators say Carnes spent decades underground after escaping from a now-closed prison in Huntersville, N.C., in August 1973.
Carnes apparently used the identities of Louie Vance and William Henry Cox for years as he traveled from Chicago to Georgia to Washington state to Iowa, according to a complaint filed Monday. He convinced the Social Security Administration to grant him disability and retirement benefits under both names for years. But after moving into a modest brick home in Waterloo, Iowa, last year, investigators say a mistake and new technology ended his run.
Facial-recognition software, used by the Iowa Department of Transportation since 2008, flagged Carnes' photo after he applied for a license in Vance's name in March. The smiling face appeared to be the same man — black, 5 feet 11 inches tall and trim, with a mustache and the same large mole or birthmark on his forehead — who had obtained an Iowa license last year under Cox's name.
Investigators soon determined the individual was using the Cox and Vance identities to receive Social Security benefits. Disability payments meant for Cox started in 2003, while retirement benefits intended for Vance began in 2009. They were being deposited into a Boeing Employees Credit Union Account opened when Carnes lived in the Seattle area. He lived in Des Moines and Auburn between 2002 and late 2012.
Investigators served a search warrant at Carnes' Waterloo home in April, where they found birth certificates for Vance and Cox and other documents, according to court documents. By his bed they found ammunition and a .380-caliber pistol, the same model found near Carnes' vehicle when he and an accomplice were arrested in the 1970 armed robbery of a convenience store clerk in Winston-Salem, documents show.
Carnes was arrested in April after the warrant and a fingerprint match soon verified his identity, investigators say.
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Shirley Ferguson replied there are some families who do need to have the equivalent of a full day kindergarten so either students come to us for the half-day kindergarten program and have child care the other half, or if they have transportation issues they go to some place that offers a full-day kindergarten. Laura Dykstra added that some of the centers offer transportation from school to the day care center. • Why is transportation home from the morning kindergarten session and to school for the afternoon session not offered? How many children may not be able to attend kindergarten because of lack of this transportation? Mary Jane Thibodeau said Lebanon has looked at full-time kindergarten in the past. The costs for that, and for added transportation are significant. That doesn't mean we won't look at it again. • Her daughter will be attending the afternoon session. Does she attend school on half days? Shirley Ferguson explained that for the first semester early release time stays as is. Morning students would have kindergarten, but the afternoon students would not. After the first semester the afternoon students go to kindergarten in the morning on those days so that they don't lose out. • Why does kindergarten start a week later than the other grades when meetings with teachers are only for 40 minutes? Lebanon School Board -1 Shirley Ferguson replied that during the first week of classes teachers will be doing visits with families during that time when the children are at home. Mary Jane Thibodeau said these were home visits in the past, and that process may have changed, but we found the home visits to be helpful to allow the teachers some one- on-one time with each student. • Are the majority of our first graders meeting expectations by end of first grade. Ms. Simon emphasized she is happy with the school district, and understands both sides, but wanted to share her concerns and be a voice for parents. Al Patterson noted that Ms. Simon raises excellent points. The Board needs to look into these seriously and come back with good answers and numbers. He would hate to think there are children not attending because they can't get there. Kindergarten is important. He suggested that these concerns be referred to the Finance and Facilities Committee. Laura Dykstra added that educational issues should be referred to the Education Committee. Jeff Peavey informed Ms. Simon that subcommittees of the Board will be meeting in the next few weeks and will explore her questions and concerns and report back to the full Board. Al Patterson added that Ms. Simon is welcome to sit in on the Finance and Facilities Committee meeting to listen to the discussion. Jeff Peavey announced the dates of the September Board meetings: September 8 at 6:30 p.m. at Mount Lebanon School, and September 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Hanover Street School. Laura Dykstra expressed her happiness for Unity's affirmative vote for their building. 2. Consent Agenda: A. Approval of Minutes for July 28 and August 11, 2010 MOTION by Mary Jane Thibodeau and seconded by Beth White to accept the minutes dated July 28, 2010 as presented. Discussion: Mary Jane Thibodeau asked if the football field trip happened and if the insurance issue was resolved. Gail Paludi said it was approved with our attorney, and the additional insurance was taken care of. Beth White noted donations helped pay for the insurance. VOTE: 5 YES 0 OPPOSED 2 ABSTAIN [Christina Haidari, Al Patterson] Lebanon School Board -2 MOTION by Laura Dykstra and seconded by Bob McCarthy to approve the minutes dated August 11, 2010 as presented. Discussion: Laura Dykstra asked how the workshop on bullying went. Gail Paludi replied that about 30 administrators, guidance counselors, and special educators attended. Attorneys Dean Eggert and Alison Minutelli from Wadleigh Starr & Peters did a great presentation with a lot of good information and food for thought for the leadership team, and also talked about the development of a new policy that the Board will have to be talking about, and need for public input regarding that policy. Gail is awaiting a sample policy currently being prepared by Wadleigh Starr & Peters. VOTE: 5 YES 0 OPPOSED 2 ABSTAIN [Christina Haidari, Al Patterson] B. Nominations and Resignations Gail Paludi presented three Nominations for summer hires. She commented that she is delighted we have a 6th grade teacher highly qualified in the area of science who will be working for one year in that position to fill a leave. She has had experience teaching middle school science. MOTION by Laura Dykstra and seconded by Mary Jane Thibodeau to accept the Nominations for Summer Hires as presented on both buff and pink sheets. Discussion: Al Patterson noted a $4,400 increase in salary for the 6th grade teacher. He had understood there would not be an increase. Gail Paludi responded it is because of years of teaching experience and the fact we needed a teacher highly qualified in science. Laura Dykstra noted the Board cannot suggest a salary. We have to follow their experience and qualifications. Gail Paludi agreed that is correct. Salary is based on years of experience and education. VOTE: 6 YES 1 OPPOSED [Al Patterson] 0 ABSTAIN Gail Paludi announced that she has received a letter of intent to retire at the end of the 2010-11 school year from Daniel Whitaker, Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Lebanon High School. Laura Dykstra asked that this be reported on the next Nominations and Resignations sheet for the archives. Lebanon School Board -3 3. A.R.E.A. Agreement – Discussion and Action: Gail Paludi said there are a few grammatical changes but the only substantive change, suggested by the attorney, is a clarification of net capital expenses at para J.6, Capital Expense Charge. That paragraph defines net capital expenses by reference to appropriations qualifying for New Hampshire building aid. The attorney says this is a concern because not all capital expenditures qualify for school building aid, and at the present time any project approved on or after June 30, 2010 to June 30, 2011 will not qualify for school building aid. He recommends an amendment of the definition of net capital expenses which would read: "Capital expenditures less any New Hampshire building aid received that offsets capital expenses less any other revenue not generated by taxation which reimburses or offsets the appropriation." Beth White noted the Grantham Board voted on this and approved it last week. The Plainfield Board's meeting was last night. She doesn't know if they passed it with the revision. Laura Dykstra noted that Gail Paludi came into the process most of the way through and asked if she is happy with this. Gail responded that there was some discussion at the one meeting she attended regarding the educational records piece and what records would be able to be transmitted from Lebanon to Grantham and Plainfield. In fact that went back for review by the attorney and the language was changed to reflect that anything released in terms of records would have to reflect the FERPA (right to privacy) laws, and that language is in here. On Monday, Grantham Superintendent Keith Pfeifer, high school principal Nan Parsons, junior high principal Andy Mellow and Gail met to talk about what those records would be and how they would be transmitted to Grantham. They are scheduled to meet with Plainfield Superintendent Noelle Vitt for after September 14 to have the same conversation about how the information will be sent to the other districts. Nan and Andy felt comfortable with the conversation with Keith and based on what we can do under FERPA Gail feels comfortable. Beth White noted that at the AREA committee meeting we weren't sure if it would be possible for the high school to produce the information requested. Gail responded that was one of the reasons for meeting, to see if it will be possible and if it will be a tremendous amount of additional work for the principals. Both principals felt comfortable as we talked about how this information could be sent to the districts. Andy and Nan indicated that some of the information will need a little work to disaggregate the data into Grantham students and Plainfield students, but none of what was discussed was beyond the scope of what they felt was possible to do in a timely fashion. Mary Jane Thibodeau asked about changing tuition for non-AREA students. Jeff Peavey said the AREA committee won't be having another meeting and the tuition decision is up to the Lebanon Board. Lebanon School Board -4 Laura Dykstra asked if the Lebanon Board members who were on the committee were happy with the process. Beth White and Jeff Peavey said they were. Beth noted that the committee would like to have two or three meetings a year to discuss topics of joint interest other than the tuition rate, such as curriculum or things happening in the school districts. Jeff Peavey added that after three years we open it up. Beth White explained the committee agreed that committee membership will change over time. They want whoever is in place in three years to make sure they sit down at the table to review if this is working for everybody, and make changes if it is not working for any one of the boards. Laura Dykstra said she would like to see a good number of our board members coming to the three meetings yearly, which has not been consistently happening, so that we have a meaningful discussion. Beth White said we should also invite principals or teachers at the schools, depending on what topics are. Beth and Jeff agreed the AREA committee process has been a good way to get to know other board members and superintendents. Al Patterson added that hearing Jeff Walla's presentation, versus reading the document, was beneficial. Sometimes a presentation puts things in a different perspective. MOTION by Beth White and seconded by Laura Dykstra to accept the AREA Agreement with the change recommended by the attorney at J.6, Net Capital Expenses. Hank Tenney joined the meeting at 7:05 p.m. VOTE: 7 YES 0 OPPOSED 1 ABSTAIN [Hank Tenney] 4. March 2011 Meeting – SB2 Towns and School Timeline –Discussion and Action Jeff Peavey noted that the Board has already approved the March 2010 meeting – SB2 Towns and School Timeline. 5. Board Member School Visitations – Discussion and Action Jeff Peavey announced the Board member visitation assignments as follows: Laura Dykstra: Hanover Street school and will float as need be to fill in Christina Haidari: Mount Lebanon School, Hanover Street School Bob McCarthy: Seminary Hill School Barbara Parker: Mount Lebanon School Al Patterson: Lebanon Junior High School Jeff Peavey: Lebanon High School and will try to visit each school once a month Hank Tenney: Lebanon Junior High School Mary Jane Thibodeau: Lebanon High School Beth White: Hanover Street School Lebanon School Board -5 Gail Paludi reported that at the leadership team meeting she talked to the team about visitations by the Superintendent and by Board members. They discussed the feasibility of taking a particular topic or curriculum area for each month throughout the year. Each month we could focus our school visits on a particular topic in order to have a common knowledge and understanding of what is happening around the district in that area. Then the principals would come to the second Board meeting of the month for a presentation by teachers or administrators and discussion around that particular topic. For example the first month would be getting to know you, letting people know who all of us are. Then in October a focus on technology, looking at the different things in different schools that are happening in the area of technology. They talked about Special Education as a November topic. Then we would ask for input from the Board and the leadership team as to other areas of interest in the curriculum. It would be a nice opportunity for all of us to be focused on particular areas, and for the building administrators to share what is happening at their schools in that area in a public forum. Beth White commented she likes the idea that all Board members would have a similar experience each month. Gail added that on her visits, she would spend some of her time focusing on the topic. Laura Dykstra said the topic and bringing people to Board meetings is nice, but her bigger interest is visiting with the children and in one-on-one helping a teacher work through an assignment with a group. Gail replied that is what the visitations would be. The presentation would be at the Board meeting, not at the school visit, but the hope would be that at least once during the visit you would see something in that month's area of focus. Shirley Ferguson suggested that Board members let the principals know their particular interests. She is sure they would try to accommodate those. Hank Tenney said he likes the idea of the principals coming to Board meetings, but would prefer open dialogue rather than a specific topic. Mary Jane Thibodeau pointed out that over the course of the year several topics would be discussed. Hank expressed concern about the time the discussions would take at Board meetings. Gail Paludi suggested scheduling half an hour early in the Board meeting. Hank asked if the majority of the school visit would focus on the topic for each month. Gail responded at least have an opportunity to view the implementation of whatever the topic is so that there can be some dialogue around it: for example how do you view technology in the buildings, what are the positive things happening in that area, what areas need improvement and how do we get there? Hank was concerned not to look as though we are intruding on the staff. Bob McCarthy said he doesn't think they are going to feel that because he spent a whole day going to different classes and they were happy to see him. Gail Paludi said people are happy to show their craft and would love for people to know what happens inside their classrooms. Al Patterson asked the format for Board members to follow in setting up their visits. Jeff Peavey said to call the principals to let them know the day and time you plan to visit so they can make sure to fit it in. Gail Paludi repeated her offer to have Board members Lebanon School Board -6 come with her for the September getting to know you visit. Her visitation schedule for September is on the district calendar and she welcomes anyone to join her for any visit she is going on. Shirley Ferguson will be coming also. The days are scheduled but not the time. Gail will try to be flexible on time of day to fit with Board members' schedules. Beth White asked if the principals will have wish lists for the budget and that could be a topic of conversation before we get the budgets in December. Gail Paludi responded absolutely, but that the leadership group also talked about the Board's strong desire to get budget sooner, so they have moved the process up by a month. Jim Fenn and she have their meetings with principals scheduled for early October and hope to be ready to come forward with something for the Board in November. It will be a little tough for them the first time, but in the future if we stick to that schedule principals can start budget planning in the spring and have the summer to review it so they are ready in September-October to do their budget presentations to the superintendent and the business administrator and then to the Board. Mary Jane Thibodeau said the Board never gets to see the principals' first wish list. By the time it comes to us it has been pared down. Is there a way for us to see the wish list? Gail Paludi replied she has done that in her last two districts, presenting an additional list with the budget that has truly been the wish list so there is some understanding that if money were not an issue we would love to have, for example, full-day kindergarten, even if not financially feasible at this time. That brings a heightened awareness. Clearly we know we have to be fiscally responsible and consider the best programs for children, but there is a money consideration too. Gail will suggest it to principals and she believes they would be happy to give the Board their wish lists. Jeff Peavey reminded the Board of tomorrow's teachers' welcome back program with breakfast from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m., followed by staff introductions, staff recognition, a talk by Gail Paludi and a video. Laura Dykstra and Jeff Peavey plan to attend, and Mary Jane Thibodeau and Hank Tenney will attend if possible. 6. Policies ACE, ADB, ADC, DFA – Second Reading MOTION by Laura Dykstra and seconded by Mary Jane Thibodeau to waive the reading of the policies. VOTE: Unanimous Discussion: Laura Dykstra said these clean up our policies quite a lot. She asked are these directly from the NHSBA. Gail Paludi replied these are sample policies suggested by NHSBA. These are policies that are required by law. Lebanon School Board -7 Laura Dykstra took issue with the second last paragraph of Policy DFA on Investment: "The investment of funds will be left to the discretion of the Finance Committee without prior approval of the Board." No prior reference is made to a finance committee. It mentions the Business Administrator and the Treasurer. She would like that sentence reinvestigated. It is not consistent and seems out of place. Jeff Peavey suggested that this one policy be tabled and Laura agreed. She wondered what it is trying to define. Gail Paludi said she will check with NHSBA attorney Barrett Christina. Hank Tenney said perhaps some school boards allow that to happen. He doesn't think any committee should have that power. Laura Dykstra suggested it could be the Finance Committee means the treasurer and the business manager. Gail Paludi suggested we strike that paragraph. MOTION by Laura Dykstra and seconded by Beth White to accept the new policy ACE, Procedural Safeguards Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Handicap or Disability; and policy ADB, Drug-Free Workplace Drug-Free Schools; Policy ADC, Tobacco Products Ban Use and Possession In and On School Facilities and Grounds; and lastly policy DFA Investment as amended to delete the second to last paragraph of policy DFA regarding the Finance Committee. Discussion: Hank Tenney questioned the last sentence in the third last paragraph of Policy DFA: "The internal controls shall be reviewed periodically by the School Board and an independent auditor." Mary Jane Thibodeau said she does not believe we have to approve it. She thinks the mechanism is we accept and acknowledge receipt of the audit. Al Patterson referred to Policy ADC on tobacco: on both p. 1 and p. 2 the wording is the principal or designee "may" report violations to the local police department. That is giving options and leaving leeway for someone not to report it and allows for favoritism. It should say "shall". Laura Dykstra recalled discussions of this type of language with Jim Nourse when he was the high school principal, and that we were advised to leave it as "may", not as a mandatory statement. She asked if these policies are written from a legal basis. Gail Paludi responded that they are, but she can ask that question. Hank Tenney noted that nowhere in the document does it say the superintendent has to be notified and asked how we can add that. It is the superintendent who reports to the Board. Lebanon School Board -8 Beth White said that the Handbook has the procedure in it. She noted the policy document doesn't reference the fact that the resource officer handles some of this. Hank Tenney said that is covered by the language " the principal or designee." Laura Dykstra suggested we could add, "it is the responsibility of the superintendent through the building principals or their designee to initially enforce this policy." Hank replied it needs to say the principals are notifying the superintendent. As he reads it, technically they don't even have to let the superintendent know. Al Patterson said you don't even have to let the police know; if you have someone you don't want anybody to know they were caught with tobacco, you can hide behind "may" and not tell anybody. Mary Jane Thibodeau asked if this is one of the situations where we are legally obligated to report it to the police? Al Patterson does not believe tobacco is, but if we have a student using tobacco we have an obligation for health reasons to our students to stay on top of this and ensure that there is some continuity to how it is dealt with. Christina Haidari wondered since no one under 18 is allowed to buy tobacco, if they are smoking on school property why wouldn't it be reported? Beth White asked would the same go with alcohol. Al Patterson suggested we confer with legal council about the words "may" and "shall". If we change the wording it will eliminate a lot of this. Mary Jane Thibodeau asked is there a situation where you wouldn't necessarily want to report it. Gail Paludi noted where the school resource officer is involved, that officer is the police department. In reference to Hank's interest to having it reported to the superintendent, she suggested at the end of the policy there could simply be a statement that says the superintendent should be notified of all incidents. Beth White suggested we ask the building principals what they do now based on how they interpret our old policy. Laura Dykstra said if this is the updated law or legal standing and it is different, it doesn't matter what they do now. Mary Jane Thibodeau noted the old policy on tobacco said: "Any student found to have violated this regulation will be suspended from school." Al Patterson said that could affect a student in their extracurricular activities, so it would benefit a student who wasn't reported versus a student who was. Mary Jane Thibodeau observed that we need to make sure this matches up with what our handbook says. The old policy says: "Anyone under 18 who is found to have violated the regulation will be reported to the police for appropriate action." Laura Dykstra noted that the policies are our overarching ground rules, and handbook is the procedure. Mary Jane Thibodeau said you have policies and then you have Lebanon School Board -9 regulations as to how you treat that policy. That is what the "R" is behind the letters in the old cases, e.g., JFCH and JFCH-R. Hank Tenney asked if we have no penalty for students over 18. Mary Jane Thibodeau said it is not illegal for over 18, but the Handbook would cover any student. Hank Tenney said we need to be sure the Handbook and the policies don't contradict each other. Jeff Peavey suggested that Gail explore these points legally, and then the Education Committee can look at it before our next meeting. Bob McCarthy referred to Policy ACE, p. 1, para 2 in bold type. He asked who is the special service director. Gail Paludi replied Phyllis McKenna. That is Special Ed, but Laura Dykstra pointed out her title actually is Director of Special Services. Jeff Peavey suggested tabling the entire document. TABLED to September 8 for final reading. Laura Dykstra withdrew her motion and Beth White withdrew her second. 7. Lebanon Middle School (Tree, Brick, Flagpole) Donations – Discussion and Action Laura Dykstra said the discussion should include naming as well as donations. We have policy on this but do not have it before us so we may not be able to take action. Mary Jane Thibodeau said there are two different policies. Naming of facilities is one special policy. Jeff Peavey asked for discussion to see if the Board wants to follow through with these ideas so Dianne Estes can gather information. Dianne Estes understands there was favorable discussion by the Building Committee about sponsorship of trees for landscaping purposes. She reported Howe Library in Hanover just completed a successful brick program and there is currently one for Lebanon's Kilton Library. There will be an area in the middle school, especially along the patio area, that would be appropriate for a brick program. She will look into it if this is something the Board wants to explore further. Laura Dykstra said the Building Committee's viewpoint is that sponsoring a tree is often successful because it adds to environment in general and the environment of the school, and gives people a sense of ownership. It is not very different from the bricks. Mary Jane Thibodeau added we have a limited landscaping budget but we could go over that and it might be helpful if people wanted to make donations or to sponsor a tree. Dianne Estes pointed out there is a naming policy and a sponsorship policy which need to be addressed. She said it would be wonderful to go with trees or bricks. She has three companies sending her information. One is in Hudson, New Hampshire. The bricks can be purchased for a nominal amount, and then you can charge what you want. She Lebanon School Board -10 believes a tree would cost a lot more, and the number of contributors would be smaller. Laura Dykstra said it would depend on the size of the tree, the species, and what we need in what areas. Mary Jane Thibodeau asked if the purpose is to raise money or make this a community effort. At $100 a brick, what is the area size and how many bricks are we talking about, and then where are we going to designate that money to go. You have to tell people who donate bricks where the money is going. The Board tended to favor a tree initiative over bricks. Beth White said with trees the money is not in the budget, so we can ask people to donate the trees for that reason. Hank Tenney noted that bricks would be subject to frost heaves and it is important to think in the long term. Laura Dykstra added that the entire project would benefit from additional trees being donated. The money would enhance the landscaping and that is clear to the Building Committee. Christina Haidari pointed out that groups of people as well as businesses might want to donate trees, so involve them in the landscaping rather than making it a fundraiser. Mary Jane Thibodeau observed that if someone couldn't afford to donate a tree they could contribute to the tree fund. Al Patterson added there are people who would love to give $25 but can't afford $200. Rather than putting plaques at individual trees, Jeff Peavey and Laura Dykstra suggested a donation plaque by the front door that lists contributors to the tree fund. Laura Dykstra and Dianne Estes will stay in touch and consult with Ingrid Nichols of Banwell. Hank Tenney said that he and Al Patterson would be willing to donate the flagpole in honor of the veterans of Lebanon but the Board needs to discuss if that is politically correct or appropriate. Mary Jane Thibodeau said we need to look at our policy. If we accept a donation in honor of one group, will we be obligated to do that if another group comes forward? Hank Tenney said these are decisions the Board has to make. The policy is important to look at. We want to make sure we get it right. Bob McCarthy pointed out if you are doing it for veterans you are doing it for people who served their country; you are not taking a stand. Jeff Peavey said on September 8 we will come back with the policies and make a final decision. Laura Dykstra believed the Building Committee schedule may not allow them to come back with more information by September 8, but she doesn't think the details and the decisions are related right now. The Board has to say that in agreement with our policy we support any kind of donation in honor or memory of, and then we will have 18 Lebanon School Board -11 months to work out the program. If we find that the Board wants the initiatives, and the policies support that route, we will know to put our energy into it. 8. Superintendent's Report Gail Paludi reported that the first SAU88 leadership team retreat took place on Friday, August 20 at UVEI. She publicly thanked UVEI director Rob Fried and the employees for hosting. It was a great day of conversation as a leadership team with guest speakers. Gail also thanked Chief Christopoulos who talked about the emergency management plan. They talked as a leadership team about where they see themselves as leaders and how we are going to develop shared commitments as a leadership team. Laura Dykstra asked who comprises the leadership group. Gail replied that she expanded its focus to invite to that meeting all the central office leadership team, all the building leadership teams and curriculum and instruction, and athletic directors. She will continue to meet with that expanded group throughout the year to continue the conversations on direction and focus for the district. About 13 or 14 were at the retreat. All told it is about 17 or 18 people. Gail reported she has received a letter from Lebanon Administrators Group informing of their intent to negotiate. We will need to talk about whether or not the team that exists for the LEA negotiations will also negotiate the administrators contract or do we want to consider creating another team to negotiate the administrators contract. She has learned from Attorney Peahl that many districts do have different teams negotiating different contracts if there are agreements being negotiated at the same time in the same year. Today Shirley Ferguson facilitated the new teacher orientation. Gail thanked her for organizing that and thanked the administrators and central office for coming. Gail Paludi and Rick Mullaly met with Camilla Hennessey and David Brooks from the Planning Board to talk about the survey for Sacred Heart School: whether we can just survey the line between the school and the SAU building, or have to do a new survey. They made us aware of the need to have 10 feet between the building and the line on both sides. Also if we were ever to consider sale of the SAU building, because of the zoning there will be a requirement regarding parking. The building itself may not have enough space but there would be consideration by the Planning Board of other on-street parking and availability so there might be a waiver of the ordinance requiring 40 spaces. Mary Jane Thibodeau recalled hearing the Planning Board indicate the 10-foot setback would be grandfathered. Gail replied that is not what they were told this past week. She can investigate further. Hank Tenney ask why they would require 40 parking places. Gail replied it depends on what it would be used for given the zoning the building is in. Lebanon School Board -12 Gail noted she had thought we might be able to just survey the line. Rick Mullaly checked with the Department of Licensure for surveyors and it appears the existing survey will be too old and that we will have to have the entire parcel surveyed – a larger expense than we had originally thought. We have several bids for surveying, but only one is for the whole parcel, so we will need to rethink that. Laura Dykstra said, to refresh memories, this idea came from the ad hoc real estate committee that we assembled about a year and a half ago. A number of city employees attended. David Brooks is a city employee, not a Planning Board member. His partner is Mark Goodwin, also a City employee. He attended these real estate meetings and it was entirely his suggestion, presented in a simplistic fashion and Dr. Harris moved forward with it. Perhaps David and Mark might want to have a conversation about the intentions and ideas that Mark Goodwin presented to the Real Estate committee. Beth White asked if the Board needs to vote to have the survey done. Gail Paludi replied now that the scope of the project has changed she will bring more information at the next Board meeting. Gail Paludi talked today with Christina Hall at the City about the work being done in front of Seminary Hill. It will not be finished as quickly as they anticipated. They discussed the times of day when it would be inconvenient to have work being done in front of the school. Gail talked with principal Martha Langill about times for drop off and pick up that she would prefer, and asked transportation coordinator Wanda Hastings to talk directly to Christina. We have a two-hour block at the beginning and end of the day when there is going to be buses and parent pick-up and the need to get children in and out of Seminary Hill School. Martha will do an alert now to her families to let parents know there is still work going on and to allow more time for drop-off and pick up. The entire project will be done sometime in October. As of today they were hopeful to have water and sewer service done by Friday. There is still retaining wall, drainage, and utility work to be done. Al Patterson reported this is approximately an 18-month project. They plan to have everything done in front of the school by the end of the week. The crew is trying to accommodate the public. We give priority to Advance Transit now, and school buses will get priority. Everybody works together. We need to know they are very conscious about the buses. Gail publicly thanked Attorneys Dean Eggert and Alison Minutelli for their presentation on bullying. As time goes on she will be bringing more information to the Board regarding the new policy that needs to be in place around the first of the year. Moving toward paperless Board meetings, Gail has planned a brief half hour SAKAI training by Allison Mollica at the beginning of the September 22 Board meeting. Our netbooks will be imaged and ready to go for the September 22 meeting. Mary Jane Thibodeau noted that Allison has e-mailed us SAKAI links to check out. She has also sent Board members a tutorial about how to get on SAU e-mail. Gail Paludi said Martha Lebanon School Board -13 MacDonald has also offered to give anybody assistance to get on our SAU e-mail. Feel free to go to her. Jeff Peavey noted the importance of using our SAU e-mail account, not our personal accounts, for all Board business. Gail reported she has visited all the schools to look at the different projects At Mount Lebanon the silo is in and the boilers are there. There is still a small amount of cleanup work to be done. The building addition is beautiful. The silo is big. Michael did not mention any complaints from the neighborhood. The entrance way has been started. They were waiting for concrete to be poured. That project will continue but buses will deliver at the other end of the school. The Seminary Hill elevator has passed inspection. It is beautiful both inside and out. Al Patterson has had the opportunity to watch that project and thinks the whole crew did a fabulous job. Gail reported the floor and lockers at the high school look beautiful and really make a difference. There is cleanup but they are almost done. The roof work on Hanover Street School will continue after school starts but she is told it will not be disruptive. Shirley Ferguson and Gail will try to get to every building on August 31. It would be nice to have representation at each school. Mary Jane Thibodeau asked Gail to let the Board know their schedule: which school at which time, so there can be some representation at each school. 9. Assistant Superintendent's Report Shirley Ferguson thanked the Board for the opportunity to give a report. Today was the final day for all professional development going on this summer. For the past three days a math consultant has been working with a group of about 30 teachers. The grade span was kindergarten through high school. There were great conversations and ah-ha moments. Shirley thanked Math and Science coordinator Judy Filkins for putting that together. New teacher orientation was today. This year the group was small: six teachers new to the district and one who was hired midway through last year. The new teachers are: first grade at Hanover Street School, a sixth grade teacher at Seminary Hill, three Special Ed teachers and a Tech Ed business teacher at the high school, and a language arts teacher at the junior high. Gail did the welcoming, and Shirley went through all curriculum documents. Judy Filkins helped with Math and Shirley thanked Language Arts Communicator Judy Klunder for being there too. Director of Technology Bill Waste did the orientation to technology in the afternoon. Lebanon School Board -14 Shirley has received word that our $235,000 Title 1 grant has been approved. She is working on the Title 2A grant. 10. Business Manager's Report none 11. Committee Reports: A. Education Committee Shirley Ferguson announced the Education Committee will meet twice a month from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. at the SAU conference room on Wednesdays alternate to Board meetings. She has suggested September 1 and September 15 for the first two meetings. Laura Dykstra noted the timeframe will be difficult for her, but is willing to try it and see if it can work. B. Personnel/Negotiations Mary Jane Thibodeau expressed reservations about having a second group to negotiate the administrators contract. Information would be the same working with both groups and the same people should be working on both contracts. Gail Paludi responded we are having difficulty finding a common time to meet. To then find more time to negotiate a second contract is her concern. Laura Dykstra asked what is the endpoint and Mary Jane Thibodeau responded you have to be done by December 1. If you get to impasse and need to go to mediation, that can take weeks to get scheduled, so you have a deadline in your ground rules when you set them. Jeff Peavey suggested adding a fourth member to the committee, ensuring there would always be three members present. Board members agreed this is a good solution. Jeff Peavey appointed Christina Haidari to join Laura Dykstra, Al Patterson, and Beth White as the forth member of the negotiating committee. He advised they select the chair at their first meeting. Gail Paludi said our attorney is holding September 2 at 10:00 a.m. for the conference call meeting which will be at the SAU office. C. Finance and Facilities Jeff Peavey reported the committee met a couple of weeks ago. Jim is on vacation for two weeks and the 31st is the first day of school. We will need to set future meetings. Lebanon School Board -15 D. Staff Development Committee no report E. Hartford Area Career and Technical Center Board Hank Tenney reported they will meet on September 21 at 10:00 a.m. F. Building Committee Laura Dykstra has e-mailed the savings list to Board members today. As the plans approach 99% completion we start to get more prices. This list will serve to show what to bring back when the bids come in if there is a margin. We have shaved about $1.5M from that last round of estimating. We will have a short meeting this Friday, August 27 at the Banwell office only to review the CHPS checklist. Anyone is welcome to come. As we are now going to be putting out requests for true bids the committee decided to run an ad last weekend to notify the community at large that we are looking for local workers, local companies. We have had some calls come in already. Three web-based agencies are referenced at the bottom of the ad. Hopefully vendors check those websites and already knew about the project because they have been checking those websites, but if not, they are referenced there. The committee may meet on September 3 to go through the owner's responsibility, with a regular meeting on September10 at Sacred Heart School. Mary Jane Thibodeau advised the $1.5 million savings just brings us back down to budget. Mary Jane said a list of all the companies that received a prequalification was e- mailed to the Board today. Hank Tenney reminded the Board that we made a promise to voters to get the word out to as many local contractors and vendors as possible. The Valley News ad is one way to do that. We need to let people know this is an open process and we want local people to be able to bid and have an opportunity to help build this facility. Laura Dykstra raised another topic the full Board needs to consider: defining "local". An example is an excavation company based about an hour from here but has eight people who live in Lebanon. But perhaps a company that we associate with Lebanon may have no workers who live in Lebanon. She gave Trumbull-Nelson credit for asking on their qualification questionnaire how many workers live in Lebanon. It would be nice for the Board to have a conversation about the parameters soon. Site work and concrete is going out this week. Al Patterson noted that there are companies on the list that employ a lot of people who live in Lebanon and others who have no Lebanon employees. It is important that a company is reputable and does a good job but it is important to have people from our Lebanon School Board -16 community working on our school. We do need to define what is local. Hank Tenney cautioned that we also have to take the bids into consideration. We hope bids are close so we can stay local and we will get that opportunity when the bids come in. Beth White asked if contracts for a specific aspect can be given to more than one contractor. Laura Dykstra replied there are a few we know are good at one part of a job but not at the whole spectrum. All that is going to be factored in and T-N are the experts and should guide us. Sometimes breaking out is not the best efficiency. Jeff Peavey noted a general contract can hire local subs to do the work. Mary Jane Thibodeau observed we will have some knowledge of that, right down to subcontractors. 12. Other Reports: A. Recreation Liaison Bob McCarthy said the next meeting is scheduled for October 18. However he will be at Planning Board meetings on August 27 and September 6 because of the Mascoma River Greenway project going before the Planning Board. B. Athletic and Co-curricular Council Mary Jane Thibodeau will e-mail LHS Athletic Director Kelley Carey to get the committee going. 13. Other Business: Mary Jane Thibodeau complimented Gail Paludi on her welcoming article in the back to school news that we recently received in the mail. 14. Future Agenda Items: Laura Dykstra wants the Board or the Co-Curricular Council to consider the hours we pay an athletic trainer for our programs are not enough. She knows about ten athletes who are not practicing already because of injuries. Gail Paludi has been discussing this with Kelley Carey. Kelley has someone she could bring on as a trainer. Hank Tenney said it is important to find out what that training covers. Gail replied she understands two groups perform some responsibilities in that area but the person Kelly has been talking to is actually an athletic trainer. There would be no additional cost as the other services would go away. Kelley would be happy to explain what we lose and gain and Gail suggested scheduling her to talk to the Board at the September 8 meeting. Mary Jane Thibodeau pointed out it is fine to have the conversation so we all know, but if in fact it is already in her budget and not going to cost additional money, and she is rearranging her budget, we shouldn't have any problem with it. Lebanon School Board -17 MOTION by Mary Jane Thibodeau and seconded by Bob McCarthy to go into non- public session pursuant to NH RSA 91-A: 3, II (c) and (e) at 8.59 p.m. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous The public meeting resumed at 10:10 p.m. MOTION by Hank Tenney and seconded by Laura Dykstra to adjourn at 10:10 p.m. VOTE: Unanimous Lebanon School Board -18


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In the published analysis, the chemotherapy regimens without L-MTP-PE resulted in similar OS and EFS. Overall Survival after six years of follow-up in patients treated with chemotherapy and L-MTP-PE was 78%, compared to 70% in patients treated only with chemotherapy (p=0.03). The addition of L-MTP-PE to chemotherapy resulted in approximately 30% decrease in the risk of death. EFS, an additional analysis which includes the occurrence of secondary malignancies, after six years of follow-up in patients treated with chemotherapy and L-MTP-PE was 67% compared to 61% in patients treated only with chemotherapy (p=0.08).
Treatment with L-MTP-PE was generally well tolerated in all phases of study. Adverse events were mild to moderate in severity and included chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, myalgia, headache, tachycardia (fast heart rate), hypo- and hypertension, fatigue and shortness of breath, all of which are consistent events with the activation of monocytes and macrophages by L-MTP-PE and the flu-like symptoms that follow cytokine release. These side effects are readily prevented or treated with acetaminophen.
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Norway is the first country to support the World Bank's new multidonor fund for the fight against Ebola. 'It is positive that the World Bank is setting up a fund to put the health sector in the affected countries in a better position to deal with the crisis. Norway will contribute nearly NOK 70 million to the fund,' said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende.
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Never before has Norway given such high priority to global health. The Government has proposed an allocation of nearly NOK 3 billion to support global health efforts in 2015, further developing Norway's engagement and leadership role in this field.
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Today, the Saving Lives at Birth: A Grand Challenge for Development partners announced they aim to invest an additional $50 million to save the lives of mothers and newborns in developing countries by investing in innovative ideas and approaches towards maternal and newborn care.
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Norway is increasing its annual support for efforts to eradicate polio from NOK 50 million to NOK 240 million for the next six years. The funding will be channelled through the GAVI Alliance.
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Schwartz added: "His teammates want him out here. I'm sure he wants to be out there. But yeah, there comes a time when, particularly for linemen, where you need pads, where you need the work. We had two-a-days yesterday, we'll have two-a-days today. It's hard to replicate that in your own training."
Suh is the former Nebraska defensive lineman who was the No. 2 pick overall in the NFL draft.
The Lions have had only one player, Calvin Johnson, miss more than a couple days since Bryant Westbrook was a long-term holdout in 1997. Westbrook's agents were Roosevelt Barnes and Eugene Parker, both of whom are representing Suh.
"Both sides are working hard to get this resolved," Barnes wrote in an e-mail to The Associated Press.
Suh posted a message on his Twitter account Sunday that quoted a biblical passage: "Judge not by with appearances, but judge with the right judgment."
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Some of these gifted artists may be bigger than what you consider "indie," but they all captured the spirit of the genre in '09. It's hard to pinpoint why they're just so cool, but they make it seem effortless. Personally speaking, I've been listening to Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix by Phoenix and It's Blitz! by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs on a repeat loop, but there were plenty of other albums to choose from. Which one is your favorite?
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dani19 4 years
animal collective ! but this was a pretty difficult chose. the YYY and grizzly bears and passion pit all had pretty good albums
kellylouise 4 years
They're all pretty rad albums but the best is undoubtedly Grizzly Bear.
tdamji 4 years
definitely Neko Case!
tdamji 4 years
definitely Neko Case!
clippershipcapt 4 years
I. Love. Grizzly Bear.
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I. Love. Grizzly Bear.
moonwater 4 years
The Dead Weather! Jack White is a genius.
Advah 4 years
YYY. I can't explain how in love I am with that album.
ineedcaffeine 4 years
I chose Phoenix because it was my favorite album of the year, but can they really be considered indie now that they sold out, and sold "1901" to Cadillac for a commericla?
amybdk 4 years
Veckatimist by Grizzly Bear, followed closely by Merriweather Post Pavilion, Animal Collective.
kimretta 4 years
I went with Neko, but I really love so many of these!
Vixen41686 4 years
i had to choose iron & wine over grizzly bear. i wish i could have chosen both :(
4 years
I listen to all these bands ! It was such a hard choice! When it came down to it I had to think about which has been most faithful in th past as well as my current music playlists, and the YYY came out on top!
myfairlady93 4 years
YYYs...It's Blitz is an amazing album.
Allyace 4 years
YYYs...I could listen to that album over and over.
fribblesandyoko 4 years
O wow... It's really a split for me between Phoenix, the Decemberists & YYYs... so I went with YYYs for my vote, because I've loved them since I was younger & It's Blitz! has rocked my socks...
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Grizzly Bear!
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