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Several protestors gathered in front of the Macon-Bibb County Government Center Wednesday night to protest the grand jury's decision in the Michael Brown case.
A camper went up in flames Monday and a mobile home was destroyed by a blaze Tuesday, in Baldwin County.
The federal government extended the deadline for airlines to submit proposals to fly out of the Middle Georgia Regional Airport.
Baldwin County firefighters are collecting toys to help make Christmas special for children who otherwise would have little or no toys.
The Bibb County School board approved the amount of money it will receive from Kumho Tires.
Laurens County Officials are breaking ground on a 12-million dollar project next week.
A California man plead guilty to robbing a Macon Game Stop in August.
Bibb County Sheriff's Office investigates attempted robbery at Flash Foods on Vineville Avenue.
Overtime Bar and Grill fed some of the less fortunate Tuesday. They also provided free haircuts along with dental and blood pressure checks.
Religious leaders are helping their followers through the St. Louis Grand Jury's decision to not charge a Ferguson police officer for the death of Michael Brown.
Some Middle Georgia organizations are making sure bellies are full this Thanksgiving holiday.
The Macon-Bibb County Fire Department sharing some fire safety tips and identifying turkey fryer hazards.
A 36-year woman was found dead by her husband, Tuesday, during a stay at the Intown Suites hotel.
Steve and Marjorie Harvey Foundation purchased more than 100 turkeys from Sam's Club to help make some residents Thanksgiving dinner special.
Macon NAACP says grand jury decision was wrong and wants protestors to continue non-violent protests
"It's not always about you!", says the Executive Director of the Bibb County Mentors Project, June Oneal.
A Macon law firm representing Lou Patel is suing the state legislator for "false representations" involving the Douglass House.
A Bibb County grand jury indicted a teenager for his involvement with a fatal car accident that happened in July.
The State Board of Pardons and Paroles scheduled a clemency hearing in the case of the man who is accused of fatally shot a Baldwin County sheriff's deputy.
26-year-old Arkebia Renarda Albury was trying to get away with shoplifting when she ran over her son.
Amelia day makes hygiene care packages and cards for veterans.
The Ferguson police officer accused of fatally shooting an unarmed teenager will not face criminal charges.
The National Weather Service in Peachtree City confirmed two tornadoes touched down in Middle Georgia during Sunday's severe weather.
Sunday's storms destroy house in South Houston County
Connie Mize is no longer the Jones County clerk.
U.S. congressmen and senators from Georgia are weighing in on the resignation of U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
Krunal Patel faces a Bibb County judge for his involvement in illegal gambling in several Macon convenience store.
Deputies are investigating soda bottles filled with suspicious liquid placed in mailboxes
Skydog 68 held a concert to honor Duane Allman at the Capitol Cox Theatre Sunday afternoon
Kevin and Anya Bradford are looking to adopt two children from Sierra Leone and are working with a non-profit agency, "Both Hands" to make their dream of parenthood come true. Simultaneously, the couple is helping a widow renovate her home.
It is the second time Chris Dietrich has won the annual Will Robinson memorial race. Dietrich finished the 5K race in 17 minutes.
Some people say they waited for more than two hours to get a free turkey Saturday at the Overtime Bar and Grill.
Bibb County Sheriff's investigators are searching for a gunman who shot two women at a house party Saturday.
Click it or Ticket is geared to help prevent serious injuries or fatalities while driving the holiday season. Officers patrolling Byron handed out three seat belt violation citations within a couple hours.
A Wilkinson County teacher resigned Friday after the school board and sheriff's office conducted a spanking investigation.
Bibb Sheriff's deputies were involved in a car chase Friday night after responding to a domestic disturbance call.
Stores in Milledgeville are preparing for 'Small Business Saturday' next week.
Jones County clerk, Connie Mize, convicted of taking several items from a Putnam County Walmart.
The president addressed the American people Thursday night with his plan to fix the immigration system that would ease the threat of deportation for about 4.7 million undocumented immigrants.
Bibb County Sheriff's Office is investigation three interstate accidents that backed up traffic on I-75 and I-16.
Deputies need you help finding the suspects from a November 15th burglary at the Lo Bucks Sunoco on Shurling Drive.
A Warner Robins couple is adopting two children from West Africa, but the Ebola crisis has temporarily stopped the process. They're keeping hope alive by helping a local widow during her time of need.
If you plan to pack up your car and travel this holiday season, you might want to make sure you're buckled up.
Historic Macon showed off their future downtown housing building.
The Chard Wray food pantry has a new home in Milledgeville.
Music Voyager television crew ended their tour of Macon Thursday, with a stop at Taste and See Coffee Shop.
Burglars smashed and grabbed cigarettes and cigars within one minute, according to Baldwin County Sheriff's Captain Brad King.
Two flat screen televisions were ripped off the walls of the Five Star Hyundai Dealership, Wednesday. Bibb County Sheriff's Office deputies are searching for the thieves.
A Georgia law makes it mandatory for players to leave the field after suffering concussions.
Tom Rule plays some Thanksgiving music on the keyboard.
Community Health Works talks about prevention methods and how the disease impacts the community.
The Macon Centreplex opens the ice skating rink annually during the winter months...just in time for the holidays.
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Major Belinda Hill visits 41NBC to talk about the Angel Tree Ribbon Cutting, which kicks off the Angel Tree program in Middle Georgia.
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Rock band "Far From Over" stopped by Studio 41 to play some music.
Wilbur has come a long way.
Gloria soaks up any attention you give her.
Macon indie band "sunDollars" plays a new song on Studio 41.
If you want a doggy that won't tear up the house and just wants to snuggle with you, then Mickey raises his paw to be that doggy!
We are counting down the days until Christmas and you may be getting ready to pull out all of your decorations.
This morning, the Daybreak crew talked about a giant robotic spider and some Halloween tips, all while donned in costume all in the name of the Halloween spirit!
Local fitness instructor creates fundraiser to benefit the less fortunate.
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The Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia preps for their annual Thanksgiving dinner to feed hundred of homeless and less fortunate in the area.
The annual Christmas lighting event will benefit Macon area Habitat for Humanity.
A new nonprofit organization to Macon talks about a drive their doing to keep middle Georgians warm this holiday.
A group of mentors from the Paul Anderson Youth Home intervene, so families and youth in middle Georgia can make the best life choices.
Academy Sports talks about how to prepare your bird for Thanksgiving dinner, and what you can do to create the most tender bird you've ever had this holiday.
Two local non-profit organizations team up to talk about the 5th annual Glad Rags fundraiser.
Two board members of the Macon Charter Academy visited 41NBC to promote an alternative to public schools in Macon.
It's the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Walnut Creek, and one state park is celebrating.
Two companies are coming together for a charity event in middle Georgia.
Clarence Thomas from the Frank Johnson Community Center stopped by 41NBC to talk about an upcoming event.
Navicent Health and Alpha Kappa Alpha are teaming up to raise awareness about diabetes. Donna Bellamy, Health Initiative Chairperson of the Fort Valley chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc., stopped by 41NBC to share information on the upcoming event.
You can be, do and have anything that you want, but it's all up to you and 'the power of choice.'
One middle Georgia family is hosting annual event for good cause.
The Soldiers Empowerment Group Assisting Military Individuals nonprofit organization aims to host event to benefit the veterans of our country.
Tom Rule plays some Thanksgiving music on the keyboard.
Authorities say a dispute between two coaches resulted in a stabbing during a youth football game.
The majority of people who gathered Tuesday in Atlanta to protest the Ferguson, Missouri, grand jury decision were peaceful, but a small splinter group caused trouble by blocking an interstate, the mayor said Wednesday.
Crews were repairing damage to some businesses in downtown Atlanta on Wednesday, a day after protesters filled the streets in mostly peaceful opposition to the Ferguson, Missouri, grand jury decision.
Prosecutors say a Union City man has been convicted of murder, attempted murder and other charges in the 2013 killing of a woman and the shooting of her husband, which left him severely injured.
Police in metro Savannah say a new initiative to address recent crime in Savannah resulted in 35 arrests and the recovery of nine weapons.
A government report says the smoking rate for U.S. adults dipped below 18 percent for the first time last year.
More than 550 flights have been canceled nationwide so far today -- the bulk of them in the Northeast, where rain and snow is hampering pre-Thanksgiving travel.
The federal program that requires weeks of monitoring for travelers from African countries with Ebola is turning a month old. And so far, no cases of the disease have turned up.
Authorities have raised the arrest total from the second night of protests over the grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case to 58.
Michael Brown's mother says it has been a "sleepless, very hard, heartbreaking and unbelievable" time for her since the announcement that a grand jury didn't indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson for killing her son.
Cleveland police are ready to release surveillance video from an officer's fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy who turned out to be carrying a replica gun.
Police have dispersed protesters from the streets of Ferguson after second night of demonstrations following a grand jury decision to not indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
A Missouri prosecutor is facing renewed scrutiny of his handling of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a white police officer — including his decision to have a grand jury decide if the officer would face charges.
A nor'easter packing rain and snow is posing special challenges along the crowded Washington-to-Boston corridor for travelers headed to their Thanksgiving celebrations.
Ferguson's mayor says Darren Wilson remains on administrative leave a day after the grand jury did not indict the officer in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
The first 3-D printer in space has popped out its first creation.
An aide to St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch is defending the timing of the grand jury announcement in the Ferguson case, even as some question whether the nighttime announcement fed the unrest.
Attorneys for Michael Brown's family say the process that led to a white officer not being indicted in the fatal shooting of the unarmed, black 18-year-old was unfair and broken.
The weeks of anxious waiting and hours of deliberating ended Monday, but the grand jury's decision not to indict a white Ferguson, Missouri, police officer in the fatal shooting of black 18-year-old Michael Brown will likely reverberate throughout the community and nation for days to come.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has ordered additional members of the National Guard to Ferguson, where violent protests broke out following the grand jury's decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson.
Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson has thanked those who have supported him since he shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown during a confrontation in August.
Deforestation in the Amazon rain forest has dropped 18 percent over the past 12 months, falling to the second-lowest level in a quarter century, Brazil's environment minister said Wednesday.
A Spanish judge has ruled health authorities didn't commit a crime when they euthanized Excalibur, a dog that belonged to a nursing assistant who contracted Ebola last month.
A rare woolly mammoth skeleton has been bought by a private buyer for 189,000 pounds (nearly $300,000) at a British auction.
Saudi Arabia's oil minister is suggesting there is no need for OPEC to cut output despite a major fall in prices that has some other cartel members hurting.
An accidental discovery in a northern French library of an original first folio of Shakespeare's plays — one of the rarest books in the world — has sent a jolt of excitement around the world of Shakespeare scholars.
A powerful earthquake has struck off the coast of northern Indonesia, but officials say a tsunami is unlikely.
NATO's top commander says Russia still has enough troops stationed on Ukraine's border to mount a major incursion, and that it is using its military might to affect political developments inside Ukraine.
The U.N. Secretary General has expressed deep concern about the recent escalation of violence in Libya, including recent airstrikes on a military air base that until this week was Tripoli's only functioning airport.
In other countries, you may be asked to give a push to a car stuck in the mud. In Russia, passengers in the Arctic came out of an airliner to the bitter cold to help it move to the runway.
Ethiopia is attempting to set a world record for the number of HIV tests carried out in one day.
Marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, police in Hungary have warned young women about the risks of flirting.
A strong earthquake has hit a sparsely populated area in western China, prompting residents to rush out of their homes, but there are no immediate reports of injuries.
A senior Russian diplomat says U.S. protests against a grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer in the killing of unarmed black man in Ferguson, Missouri, reflect racial discrimination in the United States that may challenge its stability.
The U.N. Security Council has unanimously extended the U.N. peacekeeping mission in South Sudan for another six months.
Halloween and Mother's Day have become staples of the U.K. shopping calendar. Now Black Friday looks as though it may be the next big retail import from the United States.
An Italian doctor who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone has arrived back in Italy and is being treated with the same experimental drugs used in the U.S. and other European countries to treat people infected with the virus.
DeMar DeRozan scored 27 points, Lou Williams added 22 and the Toronto Raptors beat the Atlanta Hawks 126-115 on Wednesday night for their sixth consecutive victory.
Peach State rivals collide in a regular- season finale, as the eighth-ranked Georgia Bulldogs play host to the 16th- ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Sanford Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Hawks reserves Mike Scott and Shelvin Mack led a fourth-quarter surge on a night when starters were struggling, and Atlanta held to beat the Washington Wizards 106-102 Tuesday.
Marcus Thornton scored 17 points and claimed 12 rebounds, both season highs, to lead Georgia to a 74-61 victory over Florida Atlantic on Sunday.
Brian Hoyer shook off three interceptions, leading the Cleveland Browns down the field in the final minute to set up Billy Cundiff's 37-yard field goal as time expired for a 26-24 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
The Atlanta Hawks recalled first-round draft pick Adreian Payne from the NBA Development League on Sunday.
Georgia moved to 9-2 with a big win Saturday over Charleston Southern.
Lorenzo Long ran for four touchdowns to give Wofford a 34-6 victory over Mercer on Saturday.
Mercer closes out its season at Wofford and the No. 10 Bulldogs host Charleston Southern.
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Jeff Teague scored a season-high 28 points and the Atlanta Hawks recovered after blowing a 19-point lead to beat the Detroit Pistons 99-89 on Friday night.
Demarco Cox had 15 points and seven rebounds Georgia Tech improved to 3-0 for the third straight season with a 78-69 victory over IPFW on Friday night.
Nemanja Djurisic and Marcus Thornton each scored 17 points to help Georgia beat Troy 82-60 on Friday night.
The Atlanta Falcons have activated receiver Drew Davis from the physically unable to perform list.
Jamey Chadwell has confidence his Charleston Southern players won't be awed by their first visit to No. 9 Georgia.
Georgia Tech is going to the title game for the second time in three years.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
From the first lap at Chicagoland to the last lap at Homestead, the 2014 Chase for the Sprint Cup championship was filled with lots of drama and excitement, thanks to NASCAR's new playoff format.
Kevin Harvick has claimed his first career Sprint Cup championship with a win in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Five days after he was eliminated from the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, Jeff Gordon won the pole for the season-ending race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Sprint Cup Series
Heading into the last race of the season, Elliott holds a 52-point advantage over second-place and JR Motorsports teammate Regan Smith. Elliott will officially be crowned as the series champion when the race at Homestead has concluded.
Four drivers -- Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, Joey Logano and Ryan Newman -- enter the last race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, the Championship Round, with 5,000 points each. They are the final four in the first year of NASCAR's new playoff format for the Sprint Cup Series.
Matt Crafton is in position to become the first driver to win consecutive titles in the series. If Crafton finishes 21st or better, or 22nd with at least one lap led, or 23rd and the most laps led, he will clinch the championship, regardless of any other driver's performance.
Two months ago, 16 drivers had hopes of winning this year's Sprint Cup Series championship, but now, just four of them remain in the Chase, as they will battle for title in Sunday's season-ending race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Kevin Harvick dominated a race he had to win to advance to the final round of NASCAR's playoffs, while Jeff Gordon was knocked out when Ryan Newman completed a last-lap pass.
Denny Hamlin has won the pole Friday at Phoenix International Raceway, where eight drivers go into the race Sunday vying for the four spots in the championship finale.
Denny Hamlin will start on the pole for the Quicken Loans Race for Heroes 500 -- the elimination race in the Eliminator Round of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship -- after topping the charts in Friday's qualifying at Phoenix International Raceway.
Sprint Cup Series
If Elliott, a rookie this season, leaves Phoenix with a 48-point lead or higher, he will clinch the championship, regardless of any other driver's performance at either Phoenix or the Nov. 15 season-finale at Homestead.
None of the eight drivers who are currently in championship contention won at either Martinsville (Oct. 26) or Texas (last Sunday). That means at least three of the four positions for Homestead will be determined by points. If none of the title contenders wins at Phoenix, then all four will be decided by points.
The Dover (Del.) Police Department confirmed on Friday that it is investigating an allegation of domestic assault involving NASCAR driver Kurt Busch.


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In his "Wildcat Wednesday" email, Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne revealed the teams' helmets will be adorned with a commemorative decal honoring the 19 firefighters who lost their lives battling the Yarnell fire on June 30.
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Oh, NO! Not three cupcakes in one week!
The most sensible comment on the matter was from school board member Debra Gangnon Langton, a sixth-grade teacher. "I don't think we should be the food police," she said. "I don't want to hear that can't happen. It's a child's special day."
This is not about making sure the school cafeteria serves healthy lunches. It is not really about obesity. It is about the desire to dictate choices down to the very snack foods children can enjoy on their birthdays. If this policy passes, it is a small step to dictating the contents of brown-bag lunches and mom-packed mid-morning snacks. Let the children enjoy their birthdays, cake and all.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Bobcats got off to a fast start, and the Sacramento Kings were never quite able to catch up.
CLEVELAND (AP) - Damian Lillard made a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds remaining, lifting the Portland Trail Blazers to a 119-116 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night.
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Joe Pavelski scored the first of three straight goals by San Jose, and Antti Niemi stopped 20 shots to lead the Sharks to a 4-2 win over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Manager Bruce Bochy went to his bosses and asked them to pursue Michael Morse. Meanwhile, the outfielder's agent came to him with San Francisco's interest and how it would be a great fit.
NEW YORK (AP) - A tackle-machine linebacker, a tackle-busting running back and one of the most disruptive defensive tackles in the country made return appearances on The Associated Press All-America team.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Alabama coach Nick Saban and the football team are moving on.
NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Yankees were hit with a $28 million luxury tax bill, pushing their total past the $250 million mark since the penalty began in 2003.
It's unanimous.
ALAMEDA (AP) - The defense allowed Jamaal Charles repeatedly to take short passes and run untouched down the field for scores. The offense kept giving the ball away no matter who played quarterback. Even the special teams had its share of miscues.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Do-everything 49ers fullback Bruce Miller is expected to miss the remainder of the regular season and the playoffs with a left shoulder blade injury sustained during Sunday's win at Tampa Bay.
DETROIT (AP) - Justin Tucker's powerful leg kicked the Super Bowl champions into playoff gear.
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - The playoffs may pay off for Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito, even from the sideline.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) - DeMar DeRozan scored 21 points to lead the Toronto Raptors to a 99-94 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Sunday night in their preseason opener, as the NBA returned to Vancouver for a day.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Never much of a postseason performer, Jake Peavy sure outpitched Stephen Strasburg in the former No. 1 pick's playoff debut.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Alex Smith was booed so many times on his home field at Candlestick Park, he has no idea how he might be received by the old fans when he runs out with the Chiefs to face the 49ers on Sunday.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - San Francisco's once-dominant defense is beginning to rediscover the swagger that has defined this unit in recent years.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The San Francisco Giants and Washington Nationals both missed the postseason last year. That's pretty much where the similarities end heading into Friday's NL Division Series opener.
SAN JOSE (AP) - As much as the San Jose Sharks may try to put last season's playoff collapse behind them, there will be constant reminders all season long.
BALTIMORE (AP) - The way Nelson Cruz and the Baltimore Orioles are hitting this season, it may not matter much who pitches for the other guys.
ALAMEDA (AP) - The Oakland Raiders' Rod Streater will miss at least the next eight weeks after being placed on the injured reserve list with a designation to return.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The last time the Los Angeles Dodgers faced the St. Louis Cardinals in the playoffs, Clayton Kershaw had a terrible outing and the Dodgers were bounced out of the postseason.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - The Green Bay Packers kept scoring on a rainy Thursday night.
OAKLAND (AP) - Andrew Bogut saw Marreese Speights driving to the rim during a pickup game at the Golden State Warriors' practice facility a couple weeks ago and never second-guessed what to do next.
ISTANBUL (AP) - Maya Moore and her U.S. teammates know what's at stake now. A loss and their world championship run would be over.
ANAHEIM (AP) - Mike Moustakas homered leading off the 11th inning, and the Kansas City Royals kept rolling in their first postseason in 29 years with a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in the AL Division Series opener Thursday night.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Stephen Strasburg grew up in San Diego, admiring then-Padres star Jake Peavy. They've become friends, working out together in the offseason, chatting, trading texts.
ALAMEDA (AP) - Oakland Raiders interim coach Tony Sparano met with his players for the first time since replacing the fired Dennis Allen, then sent them off for a four-day weekend.


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face of the bankers blanket virws it will be returned to about the of The committee to match Hv recoiinnondnlions of the Pinchm injured offices of the superintendent and the secretary together with all clerks of the school district will be reduced ten per cent The equivalent of a ten per cent reduction in the jani tors salaries of the district was ac complished in a resolution providing that all janitors will serve for two weeks during the period of the bal ance of the fiscal year without com T i pensation mechanics departA resident S Objections menc the wages were reduced ten cents per hour and each employe of the department will take one day off without pay for the remainder of the fiscal year In the medical depart ment of the district a resolution was passed affecting the doctors nurses dentists and dental hyglenists the salaries in the department were re duced ten per cent and each employe of the department will be employed four days per week Services of the medical department will end on June and assistant manager was a hero of i the fighting when he led 50 em j of them i safety Parsons had been beaten by j rioters six weeks ago in an attack i on the company plant at Kobe The I Osaka plant also had been attacked subject VhSSVTS1 SJSn i o J UT ObiH v j 111 i i man stole the affections of his wife i and Marjorie taking hcr with him on I C rf trips to Havana and elsewhere lomm though h allegedly knew she was a Shh 10 rMv lts wnrk married woman i The suit brought by Rochcfort who me liMJ session todav U PRICE TWO CENTS AUTOPSYSTOS BROWN WAS ILL MAY BE SUICIDE Palmyra N J Resident Had Kidney Disease Doctors Declare Detective Leans to Belief He Shot Self Widow Scouts Theory MOUNT HOLLY N J Jan 13 i Ruth Maculey Brown widow of the society man shot to death two nights ago in Palmyra husbands violent end investigations revealed The autopsy performed on the handsome printing company official who was known for his saily reck less altitude toward life revealed he sintered from kidney trouble it was learned today Doctors who per iormed the postmortem said hh of life probably would not have exceeded five years Whether he knew the seriousness of his condition however was ex tremely doubtful His wife told Chief of Burlington Countv Detec tives Ellis H Parker in charge of the investigation that she thought J ho had been quite well If Brown did not know his condi tion Parker admitted he would be plant were closed jected in Senate to 26 Vote plants since by 66 WASHINGTON Jan 18 The Philippine Independence Bill was a law today after the Senat Japan Jan w v eiloae I vigorous protest on behalf of the oaent Hoovers veto by a vote of United States against an attack bv lnunc nt Inhnyni X J liorre racine bill sponsored by Heps the strike started last rioters stormed the lunch hour and de stroyed office writers and machines Aurell is a New Yorker and n grad uate of Stanford University riocic t i Broughtfn an to compel tcoids desks tvpeSlillman to sctUc ne alionalion tion out of court to avoid publicity j Through Sumner SuHman an nounccd that he would fight the caso i to a finish even though the suit promises to rival the historic divorce buttle between Stillman and the fori 65 to 26 four more than the neces 200 Japanese on the Americanowned wife of Fowler McCormic youthful heir to the Chicago Harvester mil sary twothirds vote The House sjpSer sewing rrtachuic plant at had overridden the vote continued untiUune fifteenth 274 to 94 f toForeign MmiVter Yasvwa the case At a rprrnt spscinr or fHo t rr l LU iviinistei lasina manv separate were introduced Peters of Montgomery and At a recent session of the board it i final vote came after two and Uchida half days of debate Fortyfive DemI Uchida promised an immediate in February first in he im ocrats voted with twenty Republicans sSdinfsovSl Sore in court Still mans attorney disclosed Rocheforts sensational allegations that the and thG Lab0dLe Ship5 Vo1 of MI offez uas submitted to the board slcad of Minnesota to override the i lack of action on the Singer incident Continued on Last Pao support of the visited Uchida personally at were castby Republicans exceptR Pm urging protection of Amer banker made wife lavished love to the formers NAMEEXTRA CLERK one by Copeland New York lives property crat Under the new law complete inde for the thirtyfour America ponton wm bo ifts of presents and money upon her and thereby com pletely alienated her from her hus band In reply to the charges Sumner de clared he had obtained affidavitsfrom Mrs Rochefort and from her mother Baldi would have Uirre rrr cnm misioncrs appointed by thr Gov ernor for sixyear tcrms at annually with 5500 extra ior His Arrest uiriJLLCi lo Ho would i charge a fiat license frc nf a ciay Jor each day a track operated 1 UvV1 The money less five per cent jvon the county whore the tmck is lo cated would go into the motor license iund WASHINGTON Jan M Baker in which both eeply concerned over the attacks on f ji kViji At the meeting of the county com in from tsn to thntcen years oro nussioners held at Media yesterday vided the Inland Lecwlature accents County Engineer George Wright was th act within one yea authorized to make repairs to the Failure o unless the Japanese government takes planking of Bridge No 24 the struc steps to stop such incidents an the island Legislature to energetic procest wlil be dispatches from lure on the road fading from Balti Manila have carried objections more pike to Wawa railroad station to it 5rom that start Tne material will cost about and j the whole controversy the work will bedone by county emj Under the new law ployes The Salary Board composed of the commissioners and County Controller James T Stewart granted the re quest of County Treasurer William L Dickel for one additional clerk at again the Filipinos must decide on a constitution satis factory to the United States in two Washington In view of the fact that Ambassador Grew already has made a verbal pro test over the attack by Japanese union racketeers on the Yokohama branch of the Singer Sewing Ma chine Co no further action is con were Quoted that Roche fort nor only nncouraged the friend ship between wife and Slillman Mrs Baker incidentally wns named as codefendant with Stillman in Rocheforls alienation suit of tion per cent on totals All moneys collected would oe turned into the rcenernl fund recommendation it be used mothers assistance hospitals for 1 GET MAN WANTED TEN YEARS Peters limited the threemancoin Con inuctl on Last Polic PA FARM SHOW WELL ATTENDED turning Parksdr was street Tcddv He had no reason to want to for we were so happy together she pro tested according to those who visited hcr at her motherinlaws home ir Moorcstown N J where she is stav inp Pnrker said Mrs Brown had told him she did not want to talk directly to reporters being very much upset about hcr husbands sudden death He Is completely satisfied that she v has told him all she knows he said Apartment Although it is known Brown was a user of alcohol there has been not one shred of evidence that he at tended parties or made the ac unknown insisted the state own way School Mom the earthen floor of the gaage claim they were enticrd to a house i mff thie yard UP threesteps through by one of the votidis last rvrnlnn aMes ulF ncl theliving room d escaped bcin timS Bitten Printing Woman He Accuses of Re1 Latter Say They Were En 1 am inn His Money ticcd to Ap Causes His Arrest Resisted Attack th Two hn his I Mo KoaSinSlU hc Wock morninp and fa oriou cha ies i imi Mo avenue aptvinsu Dnicllh i prrfnrcd bv hvn chnni ri t M Parker was for tl Killen a local hixirdressor for Lhe both ment that Brown made his c recovery of S1COOO wliich he claims Uf M lhn Eyn School who the earthen floor of the tO haVO Crivfn IJtri t t rlim I hnr ir inhfV vnvrf litt fKtAA lowing him in rnn cm wns it Wr i watch ne wns re s house in walking on Market nIlcBcl Planned attack automobile Vol Mrs Tim youthsi giivc thr names Walter Bateman of Taylor torraco near Ful and RnyinondRnse 2B of street nrnr Kerlln street Walter C Watrous 57 who is said years ratify it within 10 morp tcmplated in this particular incident i to been a fugitive from justice inr Rpnrhiir J i Bufc any further incidents of the sort for the past ten before the Philippine Republic formed Senators Borah of Idaho and j protest probably will draw a formal note of Hanley resigned at a salary of 638 In Mr Clarksons place has been appointed Vernon J Weber at a sal ary of and the new clerkship has been given Joseph Love The commissioners have appointed two new members of the Park Com mission in the persons of Norman Poster of Springfield and Farnam A Y FYPPRT FOR PROSPECT PARK MEET WILL BE J31L years was arrested early this morning at his home 134 Pennock avenue Upper Darby He arrested by State Trooper Toye of the Media barracks and For the first time in more than T R Dahl vice president of the White Motor Company Cleveland j O will be the principal speaker of the i three years the Franklin Fire Com pany will act as host to the mem bers of the Delaware County Fire Detective Thomas Haines of Upper Darby on a warrant which Sheriff John J Cain had received from authorities in Pooria 111 charging Watrous with perjury According to a report received by lorifT riii sen New HARRISBURG Pa Jan UP farm show it is es timated is being attended by GO 000 persona daily Twelve farm organizations arranged meetings during the day Including the dairymen the beekeepers and the R Ptrrness of Upper Providence The mcns Association tlie monthly meet Park Commissioners receive of which will be held next Mon pensation day eveningand between 500 and The county commissioners received representatives are expected to a Court order signed by Judge Fronei attend field asking that be appropri 7he mcetmg and enter ated in 1933 to the Law Library in i talnment will be held in the audi the courthouse in addition to the torium of the Franklin school build usual appropriation of SI 500 SPECIAL OBSERVANCE the The anniversary of Benjamin Franklin yesterday by pupils birth of S The ing and after adjournment there the members will gather in the fire i house on Concord avenue where edi will be served Dahl is recognized as onc of the forej most authorities in the United States of on the question of highway rights j and taxation measures which are in tVio rjilrnsrlc I il IX T T dispute between the railroads and motor carriers and the public has been cordially invited to hear this expert discuss one of the most im portant topics of the day A recent meeting in Chester under DIES IN THE WEST Ihreshermcn and farmers poultry association Ycagrlc were named 400 Bushel Club at theannual meet the State Potato Growers As n Lycoming county won the vocational school exhibit prize and iork county the home honors Woodrow Both were for prellrninarv hrrump in police court mrl held without bail for a horalncc In the Farrr took told him of the lhrrnts fon nnc of he invjfed them to row hou t nc Wood Thcy UTrc the Ninth ward Elliott of afternoon closed switched out The wrestled with After the llphts were screamed and ib at the annual meet on EatFourth the oLhor accused von1 j JMO lt n intOrciinipdytav Pntiolmcn Starr nnd it the Winircr shortly after 0 oclock rhls himself with m O o 111 rr f n li s i rm j i j i fci iji i j iij i Ti r c M i t t i IT p in osf i economics City Clerk Benjamin Newsome re ceived word this morning of the NEW HOUSE BEER VOTE IS PUSHED WASHINGTON Jan The thrust of militant Housi for another vote on prohibition this session progressed today dayfi immoral and ptirposep street for several saJd hi Avlfo hu the trleplionr nhusive n When 1110 uns lustily after lnldnpihn nocessarv oath he turned ro Aldcrmnn Elliot L j me to get on COLDER WEATHER The alderman said hut such pro cedure was unnecessary but Kola sinski suited his and dropping tn I official Parker would call a suicide right now he admitted Confronted with the declaration of ur Dnnlel Reiner county physician that a man with two wounds such as Miose in Browns body could not oxercisc controlled muscular activity Parker drawled Nodoctor HvlnR can tell what the human body is capable of when it conies to bullets He outlined the story of Bradway Biowns end puttingin all the con tradictions stressing the increduli ties grinning them down Yes he was a lively ular call him melan choly but you never know what an other man will do till he does it he said Speculation means nothing unless facts prove it Were all aset tin here tryin to figure it out Its pretty definite the Run be lonjjed to Brown himself J wont tell you how I know that but I do know he had it before he was married shot JS ON THE WAY Colder xveather possibly with light committee in charge of the direction of the same organiza death of hLs hCrand T tion brought out an attendance of tcrday in Derby Lucas county Iowa hafrr R r iWhjch Hep j around her beauty shop 2500 interested persons and the scs where he had been a resident the i revive hpPes I offcrfd cinn fnrnnrvrinr ninht It nn 17 vpnrc naa DCCn Signed 33 i ma IT held Kfll1i ITjli i n with the presentation of short plays and special programs during the as sembly periods while in others the celebrations vere conducted in the ol Arthur Charles Taylor Peak George Perry Thomas Campbell of the Newtown Square Fire Company Newtown tomorrow night Is expected to draw a capacity crowd MRS SAYRES FUNERAL past 17 years In addition to the city official he is survived by two other brothers Frank and Harry and one sister CAMBRIDGE Mass Jan UP cjty TY1 Tvl A Tl 7 n 1 Vt rtl jif f Mrs Elizabeth Mclntyre all of this classrooms with short programs and i FiremenR Association funeral services were held at historic Christ Episcopal Church in The funeral will take place tomor revive repeal had members in 24 hours A total of 345 signatures is necessary to insure a voto Admitting he began the movement MS Jersey Delaware and Maryland It will rain and be wnrmer Alder tomorrow held Kolnsinski under bond whkh Ws by a friend of i he pndiiHf n roan to v vj i tjiistuiio an rrvw wrifh fr ft rs J township president of the Delaware Harvard Square today for Mrs Jessie mteirnent in the talks by pupils and teachers preside at the meeting Woodrow Sayre 45 laughter of the late President Wilson cemetery FLU EPIDEMIC SPREADS him to At thr necessar twice to enable Kolnsiriiki hearint yrsterciay was to stop the proceedings who HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY By United Press AT JEFFERSON PARK Wise Susan The One LONDON Jan somewhat in a partisan spirit Schafcr 1 preyed on th mind m said the support tendered him hy a j such extent Mint he is now nalfdozcn Democrats soon after his i hiphlv nervous strain announcement had caused abandon all partisanship i The WASHINGTON Jan i severe epidemic of influenza showed The Treasury net balance for Jan ifi no SIKHS of lessening in the British was rxpenriitures thai or Continental Europe today day were SJl7i5257 42 I he hiRhest temperature here Iflay defirecs at 345 p m and the lowest was 40 at ain a m jne ivprnse of 4C was fourteen do above normal for he rfate but two degrees bolovthe average Janu ary 17 last year Maximum tempera for the dale is r3 established in and minimum in 1803 Sunrise today was zi 720 a m and CK smaller than that Brown wore was put down as Browns property today Parker said he wore PMIWOI lJihrcc timcs to hLs offlce Philadelphia commenting that it did not fit then he threw it aside for use only when he worked around the grounds or painted his motorboat in the garage Chief Morris Beck of the Palmyra police working under Parker said Continued on Last Page Topics of Times yearfafLer V16 She has a well trained and well empire in the opinion of Gen tne islands form a natural continua Smedley D Butler j tion of the group off the China nom and numbered victims of all classes j receipts for the month through Jan from the royal family down I 16 were 5983503873 THOMAS NUTTALL STATE llPRffiE AGED 93 DIES COURT DECIDES I WASHINGTON Jnn jg Groping in economic darknrss for n Roguish Octavia Relations J Vg CSUUe at fiUed den of his Square he dis Jfuture of America in the TVimrVr t General demonstrated his They re no good to us ana i points on the map before him of This City for i Purchaser of the Henry 71 Years Succumbs to I Estate Newtown Must Brief Illness I Make Settlement ion ir threatened by theremoval of tho gold tandMd in many countries country out of riej cring severely from dcpreriaYed c in Conjrcncies of foreign competitors since A news note toils us that brewers arc awaiting the laws change to be gin making beer NO son theyre not the home brewers A nearby college has estimated that it cos Us coeds SS a year for cosmetics But what that worth costs college men only their fathers can estimate Although not expected Huey Longs filibuster on the Glass bank bill was listen t f who had to Artie Kerns retiring captain of the St Roberts high football squad savs nn just loves to make public speeches no one is around Most World War veterans deny might make the world safe for inflation the printing only lead us into Thomas 93 onr of the advocate ki back of the neck as a health pre caution The first time we have In a case which has been before th cw i co i Uri S stantial sub with grnntor purrhas power and the wherls of incivrv ls simple of accomplish reduction in the1 i He stopped and laid a map of the Sv VajSSS C3CSar China Sea across the Weather clear fast AT AGUA cXlTEXTE Ic would take the combined Atlan tic Pacific and Asiatic fleets to de fend that coastline he exclaimed hLs finger ranging down the coast of Snre Runire Losinir CIm i Philippines and wed have to Jc tion hire a few extra boats in addition Nagratha Gold Clasp AIochinr Rust Kalakua Pau lYir tenstcin Star Boots Willow Bramble Sinner Bctfandot Shasta Bullet that them when they he it but they may be for economic reasons to cast oi withhe Japanese empire t fjnest in Manchester England Mr 11 came to this country in and made his home in the Sr ward about 12 years ago he daughter and her huband once more srt In motion toward the i I8110 of ths dollar The government start its printing presses and paper dollars That fcal of prosperity Powell of Nrwtbwn Square On Lhe other hand inflation rron Jrom the decision of the lower Court demned in no uncertain terms bv See Ir that he make settloment for the i rctary of the Treasury Mills and Gov wc coult persons have authors name heard the song sting dur sma hours Henry estate at Newtown Square i crnor Eugene outstanding Thc value of r out amount of unbacked and sufSfif MFrcndante is on Id be thr most dangerous The chic portion of the rstate Is authoriUer of the Aiminis the old Newtown Square Hotel on the tration Park Dijrprins On Intimate Vote OIco Martha Mae Rendezvous Pri vately H Homme Weather dourly trsch sloppy S20 ooo on nss railroads and trolleys in fact s are costing us about j everything they need for a civilized year as long as they are country u good to the Twentysecond street address i pure water in the First ward Shortly after hK Cncster Plkca known to municipal build arrival in this country Hm territory When we give hem independence we not only save that money whicli would be useful the Federal Treasury now but we duS Tf VhC con war SpanishAmerican So why not let them use it by themselves But I think iK foolish to wait Theres no time lik present1 ke the General Butler expressed the beJirf that trouble was brewing in the east plaj1ng the mainland in the Twentyninth Pennsylvania Infantry and served with the regi ment for a short time until the close opponents contend that Other larmcrs and drovers of this and i while money will be more plentiful it quarters Chester counties for many yrnrs i will require more cash to buy pro type might he stab much higher than the pres ent intrinsic worth a proposal that has been favorably received in many cakecater Why the poor man nearly died The Weather vuuutjf ior many wm inquire more cash to buy The mrtil rrmfonr r dothcs und w left onehalf of the estate in trust Policy to his widow with the remaining half i them America role on the j will be jerked into a he lore we know what its all about task of learning the trade of nia He was successful with the firm of Miller and Allen the plant later being operated by Robert WethcriJI and Company and remained in the employ of that concern for about 30 Continued on Ist Pace sisters Mary Margaret James Edward and Phelam James Henry and Mrs Henry started ruit aiainst the other heirs Margaret Henry contended that one of the other heirs took her brothers keys from his pocket and obtained some S22000 from the Henry safe And there were Continued on Last c There are some striking modern examples of inflation Th most Tragic was in Germany after ths war when the gold standard and the mark practically T loss Prance period but WASHINGTON Jan Forecast for tonight and Thursday Eastern Pennsylvania and Tcw Jcr permitting thc i SJ and national wlth stabilise lalsr Late Ji off cold standard and financial vorJcJ nrlr very foundations fo bill eral Reserve bank notes with gov ernment bonds in lieu of eligible Bank bill authorizing backing of national bank notes with and por cnt government iecl a mild type of inflation particularly have Increased the v of nation bank notes generally rpkincr fhry rc placca othr types of Fate tonight Thursday Western Pennsylvania Rain warmer tonight and Thursday TODAYS TEMPERATURE and K a m 7 a m 8 a m 9 a m 10 a in 48 11 a m 47 Noon 48 1 p m 48 2 p m 5 51
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Orange cones and construction crews are already in place on the U.S. 281 bridge just north of the Great Bend city limits as the Kansas Department of Transportation begins to replace the span, a project that could take until next spring.
Great Bend residents George and Zola Weber said they love living in this community. But now they live in fear of their neighbors' pit bulls and suggested to the City Council Monday night it ban such vicious dogs from inside the city limits.
June Jaunt is just over a week away. This event, which showcases communities from Tribune to Great Bend along K-96, is a chance for these towns to shine.
The last week in April may have been National Crime Victims Rights Week, but the needs of those impacted by crime continue even without any special recognition, Camila Komarek told the Barton County Commission Monday morning.
When Dale Phillips first started working for Barton County, the oil used to seal the county's 380-plus miles of paved roads cost 15 cents per gallon. This year, it costs $2.50.
The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. – Aristotle
The Great Bend Kansas National Guard armory should escape unscathed the round of federally mandated National Guard furloughs announced Tuesday by U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, said Sharon Watson with the KNG Public Affairs Office.
LYONS – A Lyons man was sentenced Wednesday to 17½ years in prison after pleading no contest to charges of rape and aggravated indecent liberties, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.
Barton County Administrator Richard Boeckman offered his biweekly update on the activities of various county departments during the County Commission meeting Monday morning. Highlights included:
At an adoption event this past Saturday, Ebert warmed the hearts of many. But, he still needs a home.
We are fortunate to live in a region with abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation. One of the most diverse of these opportunities is the Arkansas River.
It's only a matter of time before someone is hit by a stray bullet while enjoying the Arkansas River bed south of Ellinwood, local resident Tom Komarek told the Barton County Commission Monday morning.
The Memorial Parks Advisory Committee was given the go-ahead by the Barton County Commission Monday morning to hold two much-needed fundraisers to build the Veterans Memorial at Golden Belt Memorial Park north of Great Bend.
A lot of dirty laundry has been aired publicly of late.
MANHATTAN – Kansans aren't talkin' turkey like they used to.
There is Thanksgiving to give thanks.
There were a lot of factors to weigh when it came to the tons of sand Barton County uses for road maintenance, the decision to purchase a new dredge or the continued buying of sand from a private vendor.
We have a lot of blessings to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. There are gas prices that are among the lowest in the country and an economy that is showing signs of recovery.
For years now, Barton County has benefited from state dollars that have helped keep the county's infrastructure in tip-top shape. A big part of that success can be attributed to County Engineer Clark Rusco, County Administrator Richard Boeckman said Monday morning.
The possibility that the State of Kansas could rob highway project funds to solve the state's fiscal crisis has come up at recent Barton County Commission meetings. Local officials are worried about work that is promised to the area but that now may be delayed if not cancelled.
Encouraged by the lowest gas prices in recent memory and a brighter economic outlook, the number of those going over the river and through the woods this Thanksgiving weekend will be the highest in several years.
It is a sign of the times.
Great Bend motorists and bicycle enthusiasts will begin to notice some new traffic signs and markings around Great Bend. The installation of bicycle awareness signs started Friday afternoon and the painting of sharrows started Tuesday, all of which should be done by today.
It's been a busy year at the historic Great Bend Drag Strip said Hank Denning, president of the Sunflower Rod and Custom Association. He gave his annual report on the activities at the track during the City Council meeting Monday night.
Barton County commissioners who attended the Kansas Association of Counties annual meeting in Wichita last week came away with two overall impressions. First, the State of Kansas is in dismal financial straits, and second, Barton County is in good shape compared to most of its 105 peers counties.
On Friday, Great Bend Street Department personnel began installing bicycle awareness signs along what will become the city's first bike route. It follows 19th Street west to McKinley and McKinley south to the Sports Complex.
According to the United States Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center, there was a 4.8 magnitude quake at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday centered about eight miles south of Conway Springs in Sumner County.
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It went under 28 today..
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Lets see if it gets there.
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Once the whole house of cards comes crumbling down, we may end up being the ones calling the shots because we will be the ones with something left in our pockets..
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International Market Centers Names Lacey CFO
Friday November 8th, 2013 - 2:37PM
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William F. Lacey has been named chief financial officer for International Market Centers, operators of the World Market Center in Las Vegas and key High Point Market showroom facilities. Lacey is assuming the role of Kathy Venezia, who will remain at IMC through the end of the year to assist with the transition.
Most recently, Lacey was an executive vp/cfo for GSE, a Houston-based manufacturing company. Prior to GSE, Lacey held senior financial positions with Animal Health and Rawlings, and has 30 years of experience with public and private equity-owned companies. In addition, IMC said, he has led two companies through their initial public offering processes and has significant capital markets and transaction experience.
Lacey will be responsible for all aspects of the finance function. He will also ensure that accounting controls are in place to prepare the company to comply with the regulatory reporting requirements of a public company, officials said.
"We are very fortunate to have someone of Bill's professionalism and track record to lead a best-in-class financial organization at IMC," said Bob Maricich, CEO of International Market Centers. "We will look to his capabilities and leadership to actively manage our capital structure and lender relationships, in addition to optimizing operational performance based on strategic corporate objectives and market opportunities."
"I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join IMC's talented and capable team and be part of a company that is well positioned in its respective industries and with incredible growth potential," Lacey said. "I look forward to working with our various stakeholders to add a dimension of deep financial rigor, insight and controls which will translate into even greater operational value to IMC."
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