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Constance L. Przybylski, 94, Wild Rose Manor, died Thursday, Jan. 4, 2001, at her residence.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Paul Catholic Church in Plainfield, with the Rev. Faustin Miskabo, O.Praem., officiating. Burial will be in Hope (Heffron) Cemetery in the town of Belmont.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. Monday at the church until the services.
Hardell-Holly Funeral Home of Almond is assisting the family with arrangements.
Mrs. Przybylski was born Feb. 16, 1906, in the town of Rose in Waushara County, a daughter of the late Stefen and Josephine (Skrobacka) Plato.
She was married to Edmond Henry Przybylski on June 6, 1928. He died March 7, 1979.
She was a member of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Heffron and its Rosary Altar Society.
Survivors include one daughter, Rita Rose (Jesse) Ruffalo, Plainfield; seven grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
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Dyer said earlier this year that he would be resigning as CEO of Blueknight. Dyer, who served as CEO for three years, is also resigning from his role on the company's board.
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Stephen McManus, from Breda Park in the city, will spend 21 months in prison and a further 21 months on licence upon his release after admitting causing the death of Niall Harrigan by dangerous driving.
Mr Harrigan, 25, was living in Belfast at the time of the fatal collision but he was originally from Armoy in north Antrim.
He was struck by the Subaru Impreza driven by McManus at Cromac Street on the evening of 18 May 2012.
Belfast Crown Court heard the essence of the dangerous driving was the excessive speed in which McManus was driving.
A forensic report calculated that the car was being driven at a speed of between 45 and 67mph in a 30mph zone.
Prosecutor Peter Magill told the court:"Mr Harrigan had just started to cross the road when he was hit by the Subaru. Such was the impact that he was thrown into the air and projected forward into the oncoming lane, causing him to land on the bonnet of a Hyundai car."
The Crown barrister said six off-duty doctors, who happened to be passing came to Mr Harrigan's aid, as did members of staff from the nearby fire station.
Mr Magill said: "So violent was the collision of the Subaru with Mr Harrigan that he had sustained the gravest injuries."
He was rushed to the Royal Victoria Hospital in west Belfast, but despite the "strenuous efforts" of all the medical personnel, Mr Harrigan was pronounced dead in the early hours of 19 May 2012.
Mr Magill said several witnesses who saw the Subaru in and around Cromac Street prior to the collision described the car being driven at speed, and at one point undertaking a taxi.
McManus admitted to police that he may have been driving over the speed limit and subsequently pleaded guilty to a charge of causing death by dangerous driving.
Defence barrister Richard Weir QC told the court "the essence of the dangerous driving is the element of speed."
Branding the incident as "an awful tragedy", Mr Weir said his client McManus had expressed "instant and real remorse", saying: "When he was told, he had to have a priest brought in to him, so upset was he by what he had done.
"When he learned of the death, the doctor had to be called to the police station... so affected was he, not for himself but for what he had done."
Mr Weir also revealed that since the fatal collision, McManus has moved house as he "doesn't want to be down in that area because of the tragedy he caused."
The defence barrister concluded by telling the court McManus "didn't set out on this evening to do any harm whatsoever."
Judge Donna McColgan told McManus that due to the eye witness reports and the forensic report, it was clear he was driving at "greatly excessive speeds", adding she accepted his "genuine shock and remorse."
The Judge also told the court she received a statement from Niall's father Owen Harrigan.
Saying the statement was "extremely heartfelt and dignified," Judge McColgan said: "The court extends its extreme sympathy to the Harrigan family, in respect of their loss."
Speaking after sentence was passed Andrina McManus, the sister of Stephen McManus, said: "We are all upset that Stephen has to go to jail, but we fully understand that Niall's family will never see him again.
"We want to express our absolute, sincere and deepest sympathy to Niall's family."
Speaking outside Belfast courthouse, PSNI Sergeant Robin Tudge said: "We acknowledge the custodial sentence handed down by the judge however we recognise that whatever the length of sentence it will never bring Niall back.
"Niall was just 25 years old, when his life was so cruelly taken from him by a vehicle that was being driven dangerously through the city; undertaking other vehicles and travelling at a speed of 45-67 mph in the 30mph zone. Officers and support agencies have worked tirelessly to ensure that the person responsible for this crime was brought before the courts.
"Although Stephen McManus did not set out to harm anyone that day his reckless attitude to the safety of other road users has meant that Niall's future has been lost, and that the Harrigan family have been left to suffer an immeasurable grief.
Sergeant Tudge concluded: "I would appeal to all motorists to respect other road users; stick to speed limits, drive safely and consider the long term impact which your actions can have on others."
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if i get a full comprensive insurance, do i still need CTP??
currently, i only have CTP but having to renew it in the next 2 weeks would cost me $626 because of the new levy laws. so im thinking i might as well get full insurance for the extra cost..
yes. CTP is compulsory, hence the name compulsory third party, whether you have full comprehensive or not
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YES you need the CTP greenslip regardless if you have comprehensive or not.
you wont be able to complete the registration of the car at the rta if you dont have:
pink/blue slip
CTP green slip paid
rego papers.
CTP covers personal injury and things like that. (compulsory)
comprehensive or 3rd party covers property damage and so on. (not compulsory)
is there a massive difference in ctp fee between a driver over 25 years and under 25?
my dads one was about $300 odd dollars or so
and mine was $550 or so..
depends which company aswell.
sorry for the off topic Q..
what about registration?
does age affect the fee?
Depends on the age of the car as well. Have you tried using http://prices.maa.nsw.gov.au/index.html to find the cheapest price?
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yep... compulsory, unfotunately at the moment all insurers are sluggin anyone under 29 for CTP based on previous claims experience... the only one that discounts CTP's for anyone under 29 atm is GIO and NRMA but you have to insured with them respectively... if your under 25 your ****ed regardless....
Damn sucks 2 live in nsw I only pay like 340 for 6months rego and ctp in qld
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NSW will have the option to pay 6 monthly starting this November
CTP is a must, you can't drive your car on the road without ctp and you can't register it either. It protects you for injury and death to other people, depending on which ctp provider you go with you might also be covered for yourself as an at-fault accident.
Comprehensive Insurance Covers you for Property damage that you may cause to other peoples property and also your own.
So in English.. you hit a someones car and that persons gets injured. CTP will cover the liability you have to their injury, Comprehensive will cover the damage to their car and also yours (third party property will only cover your liability to the damages to the other persons car only)
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CTP (Comprehensive Third Party) is a must. It's also called the "Green Slip" and a requirement for registering your car with the RTA.
No CTP Greenslip, no rego.
There are two "optional" insurance above the CTP.
Third Party Property Insurance - this covers any damage to other property your vehicle would hit (cars, boats, houses etc). You would be very much advised to take out this insurance if you don't want to pay for the repairs for hitting someones Lambo or Aston Martin. It won't cover your vehicle - which would be old, second hand and the cost of insurance would be worth more than the car itself (eg. your car is under $5K)
Comprehensive Insurance - covers other property and your car.
This covers anything you hit and your car too (less excess) - it's more expensive, but then again, writing off your car is expensive to replace. Usually take it out if your car is worth more than $10K.
Other additional bits of insurance to add
Windscreen protection - this additional cost to insurance is mainly for people who do a lot of highway driving. It's an additional $50 a year, but if your windscreen is cracked/smashed from rocks, then it's replaced (up to a number of times - like 2-3 times) an no excess paid. Had it on my previous car for 3 years ($50/year) and replaced the windscreen by O'briens once (cost of $350 covered by insurance - and no excess paid)
Car rental allowance - an additional cost if you cannot go without a car and have no other cars to beg/borrow/steal (okay, not the steal bit!). It would allow you to hire a car at a "special rate" for a period of time. Never had it or used it.
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DAYTON -- Champaign County deputies are asking for your help to track down three men responsible for an abduction. The abduction happened last Thursday on Thackery Road near Coffin Station Road just outside Clark County.
The man who police say is in his 50s walked into a police station two days later and said he had been held against his will.
"My gosh, you're kidding. This is awful," said Ellie Calhoun, who could not believe that an abduction happened right outside her home. "Over there it's very remote. Something could happen very easily down there without anyone knowing about it because there's not really any houses in that area to watch what's going on."
Deputies couldn't believe it happened in their county.
"Very strange, we don't have a lot abductions in Champaign County," said Champaign County Chief Deputy Rick Jordan.
"It was off the road, they had forced it off," Calhoun said of James Corwin's pickup truck. "It wasn't wrecked but it was off the road. It was down in the ditch a little bit so they've lost control."
Corwin's black Ford truck stayed there until the next day when his girlfriend called police saying she just got a message from him saying he was in trouble.
Police are looking for three guys who were in an older model large passenger vehicle.
"This is scary, very scary," said Calhoun.
Two days after the alleged abduction, the men released him near the Upper Valley Mall in Springfield. He somehow got back to Champaign County and told police the story.
"He was very shaken up," said Jordan.
Police say he was taken to the Springfield area right after he was abducted. There has been no word yet what happened to him during those two days. We asked deputies if the public should be concerned.
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