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|Reviews for Heroes Can Never Be Killed
| Mayumiligaya chapter 24 . 7/31/2007
Wait...There's no pink Chaos Emerald! There's a purple one for sure...light purple whatever. There's a gray...silver-ish Chaos Emerald. Not pink. That part with the painting confused me.
Wait...HOLY CRAP! THE STORY ISH OVER! MY GOD! Yeah, now I'm going to draw the painting Amy supposedly did in the story, w/ my own personal touch. I first have to learn to draw the Sonic characters that are not just Tails and Cream...
| Tempest of Reach chapter 1 . 7/20/2007
Crazy evil guy kills Athour in most painful way evey last words in athours mind before dies :TO DAM SHORT
| Gooneeee chapter 24 . 4/20/2007
wow, this was.. beautiful! and I know this is a late review.. but this story is so touching! *wipes tear from eyes*
| CrazyAnimeGurl chapter 24 . 2/4/2007
aww, MAN! this is so awsome! i LOVE this story! :)
| Sofia chapter 24 . 12/31/2006
Aww, dat was so cut3! Luv'd it!
| Chaobaby95 chapter 4 . 12/27/2006
Wake up has a space like this Wake up not a hyphen like Wake-up, but I love the story so far!
| AmyCoolz chapter 24 . 11/28/2006
Dude, I thought you had finished this sometime last DECEMBER... It's been almost a year! lol But it doesn't matter. This was absolutely fantastic! I love it to death! lol This was the first story I had started reading, and it was you, and this story, that got ME writing. Man, you almost made me cry in one of these chapters... I forget which, but still... It's finally finished... So sad... *tear* lol But great all the same.
| K00K chapter 24 . 10/5/2006
This. Was. AWESOME! YOU ARE AN AMAZING WRITER! lol sorry but it really was that good! (it took me three nights to read but...) lol
| Da-Truth-02 chapter 24 . 8/15/2006
This story was really great! Now to long or to short. Great Job.
| SonAmyOnly chapter 1 . 7/29/2006
fav! :D
| Junko Jenny chapter 24 . 5/20/2006
i thought they wouldve fallen off the balcony *falls*
Anyway this rules! i want you to know that you are on my favorite auther list and of course this is on my favorite story list i love this!
Skit: she is like this if she is hyper.
you dont be quiet skit and ill predict what happens next (skit gets hit by a piko piko hammer) oh and i think love stories are predictable now..
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thats because i hit you with a hammer but i treated you nice when you were younger ..
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| jimthefox chapter 24 . 4/12/2006
wow, just. I really liked your story, it was great, you had many emotions going through it, I almost cried at the end, when sonic read the letter, and im glad you didnt let amy die, but eggman is gone. Hope you make a sequal to this.
| amyrocks chapter 24 . 3/22/2006
| Kyoru-Sonamy Fan chapter 24 . 3/18/2006
wat a terrific ending! i loved this story to bits...beginning to end! well it was a pleasure reading this story...bye bye!
| sishedgie chapter 24 . 3/11/2006
Yay *throws confetti* the story's done! Great job, so glad ur a sonamy fan like moi *gives thumbs up* Awsome writing skills, keep wrting more fics, prefrebly sonamy 4 me, J/K. I'll read any of ur fics i'm sure they'll b just as fantastic!

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From the deep, Lord, cried I, Lord, to Thee
From the deep, Lord, cried I, Lord, to Thee (Cantata for a penitential service). Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Edited by Ulrich Leisinger. For SATB vocal soli, SATB choir, oboe, bassoon, violin, 2 violas, basso continuo. This edition: Paperbound. G-Moll (G minor). Stuttgart Urtext Edition. German title: Aus der Tiefen rufe ich (in g). Cantatas, German Psalms, Special days. Full score. Language: German/English. Composed 1707/1708. BWV 131. 48 pages. Duration 24 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.3113100).
ISBN M-007-07615-3. With Language: German/English. Cantatas, German Psalms, Special days.
From the deep, Lord, cried I out to Thee is one of Bach's earliest cantatas. Composed in Muhlhausen in 1707, the work does not yet know the board sweep of arias and choral movements of the Leipzig days.


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Fab moment in time
Screaming fans greeted Beatles during brief stopover in 1964
While Beatles fans continue to bask in the afterglow of Paul McCartney's triumphant concert this past week, 49 years ago today all four of the Beatles stopped, albeit fleetingly, in our fair city.
That's right. At 2:05 p.m. on Aug. 18, 1964, the Fab Four first set their Beatle-booted feet in Canada at Winnipeg International Airport. They were greeted by some 1,000 screaming fans.
Intended as a routine 25-minute refuelling stop, word leaked out the Beatles were on board a flight from London to Los Angeles that day to begin their first full North American tour. "Around noon, I got a call from the public relations director for Air Canada who was a good friend of mine," recalled CJAY TV personality Bob Burns, host of the popular Teen Dance Party. " 'Get out to the airport for the interview of your life,' he told me."
Radio stations CKY and CKRC were also tipped off and announced the imminent arrival of Liverpool's most famous exports, resulting in a mass of teenagers descended on the airport. Traffic was blocked and the parking lot jammed. As the Pan American Lockheed Electra, dubbed "Jet Clipper Beatles," taxied to a halt, they unleashed a deafening roar. "We want the Beatles!" With no plans to disembark, Beatles manager Brian Epstein noticed the pandemonium on the observation deck and prevailed upon the lads to make a brief appearance. Dressed in suits and ties, all four emerged from the plane waving to the hysterical throng.
First down the stairs was Paul McCartney. "Hello Winnipeg!" he shouted. Reporters quickly swarmed in, microphones thrust in his face. "It's a luverly welcome," chirped McCartney. Burns managed to snag John Lennon saying "Bob Burns from CJAY Television" to which the cheeky Beatle replied, "That's not my fault." As Burns remembered, "He had a smart-aleck answer for everything." Burns took great pride in being the first Canadian television reporter to interview a Beatle. He found Ringo Starr the most gregarious. "He seemed more mature than the others," he noted. Other reporters managed to glean a few words from various Beatles.
Among the mob of squealing teens jostling for a sight of their heroes was 14-year-old Diane Clear. "Oh, I wish they had stayed longer," she gushed to a reporter. "They are so cute." CKRC receptionist Sharon McRae was fortunate to shake hands with George Harrison and receive a kiss on the hand from Ringo. She was later besieged by a horde of Beatlemaniacs. "I was just overwhelmed by all the people and the noise."
"George and Ringo were very polite and nice," recalls McRae, who says she wasn't a Beatlemaniac at the time. "It wasn't until I got home that night and my parents, neighbours and friends started bombarding me with a million questions about that day that I realized what a big deal it really was."
Minutes later, waving one last time, the four ducked inside the plane. But not before Ringo suggested the group might return to Winnipeg on their next North American tour.
Seventeen-year-old Silver Heights Collegiate student Bruce Decker, a member of rock band The Deverons, heard the news on the radio and with friends lit out for the airport. "We couldn't see anything from the observation platform so we sneaked down to the ramp," Decker related years later. "It was fascinating to see the Beatles in person here in Winnipeg."
Seizing the moment, he suddenly dashed across the runway, some 23 metres, to the stairs of the plane just as the four Beatles were stepping back inside. "Quick thinking, that's all it was," reflected Decker. "I just figured I could make it up those steps and I no sooner thought of it and I was gone. I had to get a closer look at them. The crowd roared when they saw me go. I got right up the stairs before the Mounties grabbed me." His friends had to wait while the Mounties detained him.
Decker's bold move amused the Beatles. "Just as the Mounties were wrestling with me, I caught a glimpse of the Beatles through the door and they were chuckling." As fans began collecting money for Decker's bail, authorities eventually let him go without any charges. He became the object of instant adulation. "Kids crowded around me, touching me and screaming. Tears were streaming down their faces as they asked me: 'What do they look like? Did they say anything?' The girls thought there was some kind of magic about me just because I'd got so close to them." At a Deverons gig that evening, Decker was heralded as a hero by the audience. The next day, his impulsive act made the front page of the local papers dubbed Decker's Dash.
Dozens of dazed teens remained behind after the plane was long gone. "It was a little embarrassing having to tell kids to stop kissing the runway after the plane left," commented RCMP Sgt. E. G. Varndell. Others sat on the grass weeping. "We've never seen anything like this before and I hope we won't see it again."
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A few months ago, I attended a luncheon for women in business sponsored by PINK magazine. Between the panel discussions, they asked the audience of roughly 750 NYC business women a number of interactive money and career related questions for which our answers appeared immediately on a big screen for all to see. (A la ask the audience on Who Wants to be a Millionaire?) One question that was asked was, "How many of you want to be paid more?" followed by, "And how many have asked for a raise in the last twelve months?" Not surprisingly, about 98 percent of women in that room think they are worth more than they're paid—however only a bit more than half have actually gotten up and asked for it!
First things first—make sure the request is warranted. You will need to have some hard data or performance indicators to measure up against. One option is to document your case with a formal presentation to the person who holds your (paycheck) fate. Build a small portfolio of your performance, outlining achievements vs. goals, and present it formally in a PPT presentation. Contained in your presentation could be a few charts and graphs of how much revenue you've generated month over month (if this has a downward trend, this probably isn't the most opportune time to ask for more money), or how much your account management efforts have helped scale a client's business and/or in turn your agency's business. Happen to have any old emails from supervisors or colleagues praising your work? A few happy quotes in the presentation won't hurt either.
Another nifty trick is to use a web based compensation research service to add some overall industry statistics to your arsenal. This way you are requesting a raise with a backup of hard data that you couldn't possibly make up. This adds validity as well as makes you look diligent for doing prior research. There are tons of free research based tools out there to help you as well. Check out salary.com's free salary wizard report for example, salary.com, which takes everything into account from your geographic location to college major to your last review score. You may be surprised at how high the average comp packages for someone in your position may be. This tool gives scenarios with and without bonuses, and benefit comparisons by industry as well.
One thing I do not recommend, unless there are extraordinary circumstances, is using a false threat to leave/other job solely to see if they counter offer you. Not only is this a risky move, it shows an underlying lack of commitment to the organization, and will also reflect badly on you professionally.
By taking a smart stance when you know you deserve more, you're displaying confidence in your own ability, and showing that you're assertive enough to prove it. Your management will appreciate the approach—leaving you with nothing to lose.
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The lack of an offline mailbox backup tool was, for several years now, making Office 365 administrators slightly anxious. Despite the 99.9% uptime and in-depth security advertised by Microsoft, most major concerns were never addressed. What about backup media diversification? Compliance with laws mandating storage within country borders? Reversal of random damages and mishaps?
All this ends today. With the release of CodeTwo Backup for Office 365, sysadmins working in Microsoft's Cloud get a full-blown local mailbox backup utility, which not only lets them tackle the big data security issues, but also the more down-to-earth ones, such as migrations between Office 365 plans, slimming down mailboxes and archiving inactive users' data.
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Office 365 and Exchange migrations: +10 to stability
Following 3 weeks of intense coding and debugging, we're happy to announce the release of twin 1.9 versions of our CodeTwo Exchange Migration and CodeTwo Office 365 Migration solutions!
The update includes several improvements, the most important of which is the replacement of a module that, in specific scenarios, had been causing software crashes. The way we solved the problem is twofold:
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- And redesigning the software architecture. Starting from version 1.9 the role of reading items from the source server and the role of loading them into the target server will be split between 2 services.
Both the above new features, and other minor fixes included in the update are the direct result of your, our customers', reports and feature requests. Thank you for your feedback!
The update is free for all users. To update your version of the software, run the version 1.9 installer one a machine hosting CodeTwo Exchange Migration (or CodeTwo Office 365 Migration). The installer will detect the previous version and automatically update it.
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Last week we released an update to CodeTwo Exchange Migration and CodeTwo Office 365 Migration, our mailbox migration tools for Exchange Server and Office 365. Apart from fixing some minor bugs, we have also added new important features. One of the most important changes applied in this release is the possibility to filter out mailbox items according to their modification time – so called time filters.
What are time filters?
Time filters let you choose items for your Exchange or Office 365 migration according to their modification time. They are a part of the source server connection wizard. They give you a choice whether to migrate items older, or not older than certain date. For instance, you can choose to only migrate data from the last 30 days.
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A ban on after-work emails?
One of the secrets of leading a happy and stress-free life is keeping personal and professional matters completely separate. When you punch out, that should be it – no more work-related stuff. This way you can recharge and clear your head, instead of stressing out about your job (thus increasing the likelihood of a burnout). Question is, how to make this work, when your mobile phone keeps downloading work emails 24/7?
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Recently we have published new versions (1.7.1) of CodeTwo Exchange Migration and CodeTwo Office 365 Migration which are now available for download.
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- Google Apps archive folders are now supported.
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Reset count of out of office replies per recipient in Exchange and Office 365
The out of office assistant is an indispensable tool for small and large companies alike. Using it significantly reduces the risk that urgent emails, sent to employees who are currently away, will lay unanswered in Inboxes, causing confusion and financial losses. In that way it's a little bit like the spam filter – you take for granted that it's there and barely notice it, but without it your business would implode.
CodeTwo Out of Office Manager lets you control all Out of Office assistant settings in your Office 365 or Exchange Server organization via one graphical calendar panel.
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Email unsubscribe mechanism and new DLP features – new version of CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro
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A mechanism adding an "unsubscribe me" link to emails sent from Exchange, and letting admins manage blacklists of recipients, has been requested by a number of our Canadian clients due to Canada Anti Spam Law (CASL), which went into effect on July 1st 2014. The new law affects every commercial email sent to Canada and coerces the sender to include a disclaimer with an unsubscribe link, which let's a recipient unsubscribe from any correspondence from this individual or company. Failing to comply with the regulation may result in the imposition of fines up to 10 million dollars.
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MEMPHIS - It was a moment of some sort of mystical energy, the kind of thing that most might say is mumbo-jumbo, but is the stuff of Lakers coach Phil Jackson's dreams.
Jackson does not want — repeat, he does not want — the Lakers to be all about Kobe Bryant late in games, no matter how many NBA general managers pick Bryant to be the best player in the league to take a shot with the game on the line. (For the record, Bryant was the choice of 88.9 percent in this season's poll.)
The way Jackson wants it to work is not for Bryant to find the ball. It's for the ball to find Bryant.
Jackson, who knows a thing or two about this topic from coaching Michael Jordan, believes that format provides the ideal rhythm and the least resistance for Bryant to do what he does. More often than not at this point in his career, Bryant agrees.
Bryant gave the ball up when trapped by multiple defenders on a crucial late-game possession in Miami on Friday night, when Lamar Odom took the ball and promptly got two shots blocked and the Lakers lost.
Bryant gave it up on the deciding play in Orlando on Saturday night, when Sasha Vujacic missed the open jumper in another loss.
On Monday, with the Lakers tied in Memphis, 96-96, after O.J. Mayo's 3-pointer, Bryant gave it up again. The colossally struggling Odom was again the open man, and he at least tried to be decisive (Jackson suggested afterward that was at least a step in the right direction for Odom).
Odom tried to drive the baseline, got bodied by Memphis center Darko Milicic and flipped up an air-ball reverse-layup attempt with 38.9 seconds to play. However, Pau Gasol read the flow of the play the way he does so well and was there to clutch the rebound.
The Grizzlies flocked to Gasol, including Quinton Ross, the man assigned to guard Bryant. Once Gasol controlled the ball against all the swiping hands, he was quick to move it back to Bryant, all alone.
The ball had found Bryant.
The open 3-point shot went up as the shot clock expired and went down.
"Kobe made a big shot, and we never really responded from that," Memphis' Rudy Gay said.
This is the magic of the game that Jackson wants. There are important, unspectacular things that go with it such as playing pick-and-roll defense and avoiding silly turnovers, but this is the beautiful model.
In part because Gasol has yet to comprehend fully that he should not always turn to Bryant at crunch time, the Lakers have not been the offensive juggernaut lately that they should.
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Chism made her directorial debut with Tyler Perry's Peeples, starring Craig Robinson and Kerry Washington. Lionsgate released the film, which Chism also wrote, on May 10. She also wrote the script for Drumline and ATL and her new thriller, Inheritance, was recently purchased by Sony. She's repped by WME.
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Dora Hoppes d1892
Ella Hoppes d1930
Weldon Hoppes d1903
William Hoppes d1918
May Hoppes Runyan d1930
Lester G Runyan d1965
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Lynda "Runyon-Frum" Moberg
Nancy Jane Runyon
Thank you so very much for the photo of Jenny. it me so much to me it's like a Christmas present. Keep up the good work. Lynda
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Heidi DeMatteo
George Medigovich
Hello, I've also took pictures of the following whom was buried next to George
Dushan memorial#135886342
Eva memorial# 85466353
Vaso memorial# 141293510
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Enoch Drake
I looked and the picture you have is of Enoch Lafayette Drake buried in Drakesburg Cemetery.
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Dawn Green
Enoch Blackwell Drake
Hello, I noticed you recently added a photo to memorial #63201897. I believe the photo you added is of a different Enoch Drake and was hoping you would delete the photo from the memorial listed above. Thanks.
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RE: Larkins family
so which of their children is your line? Wesley or Gertrude. Also do you have much info on Frank Clarey? I'm assuming he is from Emma being married to someone else.
I'm related to the Larkin line via Thomas Larkins & Elizabeth Bice, through their daughter Arminda Larkins. She married Henry Dull. They are my great-grandparents.
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Chapter 14 Minutes
Los Banos, CA
February 21, 2015
IHCC 14 held its Winter meeting on February 21, 2015 at David Santos Farms near Los Banos CA
Roger Lubiens, Treasurer, led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance and called for self-introduction by thirty seven members and numerous guests who attended. Members talked about their IH collections and what they are restoring for future shows and events.
Minutes were approved with a motion to accept by Tony Ramos.
Roger read the treasurers report that indicated $1549 in revenue for 2015 with $2410 in expenditures, leaving a net profit of $-860.00. National dues paid were $1995.00. Current bank funds were reported as $4866. Financial report was accepted as presented.
The membership report indicated we have 223 active members with 9 new members joining since our October 2014 meeting. Thirty nine members have paid their dues through our web site. Forty-nine members have yet to pay in 2015.
The Foundation report was given highlighting activity in the last year. We currently have youth projects located at Carpinteria HS FFA, Clovis HS FFA, Wheatland HS FFA, and Lodi HS FFA, and San Fernando HS. A tractor has been located for the Livermore HS.
Roger read a list of sanctioned shows that are posted on our website for 2015 focusing on those that occur over the next seven months.
New business:
Farmall Cub tractor will be featured during 2015.
Raffle tickets were sold by Board member Richard Marshall near the end of the meeting for a IH 4366 toy tractor. $305.00 was raised. Toy was awarded to Greg Nicol of Fresno CA.
Two new members joined during the meeting.
Meeting was adjourned as we prepared our appetites for lunch. DS Farms served a tasty ribeye steak lunch with BBQ beans, potatoes, strawberries, and melons to 117 attendees. Special thanks to David Santos for hosting this year's winter meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Roger Lubiens, Treas.
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So I'm brewing an extract w/grains version of an English Brown Ale and I've made a bit of a mess of it (I think). This was my first batch using any kind of grains (second batch overall) and I got a bit carried away with trying to "do it right". I had read that with this kind of brew, you should crack the grains before steeping. I failed to realize that they were already cracked. So I ended up with quite a bit of over-cracked grains.
When I transferred to my secondary, I noticed that there was quite a bit of grain particulate floating around in the brew. I've taken a couple of samples and it's now ready to bottle. The samples appeared to be pretty clear, but I'm still concerned that I'm going to end up pulling grit in when I siphon to the bottling bucket and that I'll end up with a rather crunchy beer.
This is my wife's "birthday" brew so I'd really like to to come out clean.
Any suggestions on how to filter it at this point? Should I bother?
If you have a kegging system you could go with straight up filtering. Otherwise, I would just let it settle out in secondary and maybe use gelatin to help clarify it a bit.
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In secondary, the grains should settle out. Just make sure that when you transfer the beer, you're not drawing the beer from the very bottom. You could also attach a stainless steel or copper scrubber to the bottom of your racking cane to help filter out any bits. Boil the scrubber for about 10 minutes before doing this as a precaution. Just do not pour the beer through a strainer! You'll end up aerating it; and you don't want to do that at this stage.
I have attached a hop bag to the end of my auto siphon to help with filtering. It couldn't hurt.
Wow! Thank you all for offering advice and help so quickly!
Well, no kegging system yet, so that one is out. And I already ran it through a strainer before primary fermentation, so I doubt that would do much good anyway (not that I was planning on trying). And I don't have a stainless or copper scrubber, so that's no good either .
I was thinking about trying something like Blender's suggestion but wasn't sure if there was a right way/wrong way or if I should try to put the hop bag at the bottom of the racking cane (auto siphon in this case) or at the end of the hose.
Just start the siphon holding it at the top of the brew, and slowly work it down while siphoning, then when you get close to the trub at the bottom, simply stop siphoning. You might end up with 1-2 bottles less then you normally would, but the beer will be clear. Also, when the bottles sit and condition in the cupboard or what not for a few weeks, im sure most of the grist will settle out!
Have a good one mate, K
Primary: Nierra Sevada
Carboy1: Sanitizer
Carboy2: Sanitizer
Kegged - Burnt down the Hause ale
Just an FYI for all the helpful folks who responded. I went ahead and bottled last night.
I ended up using a plumbing screen (boiled and sanitized) which I managed to fit into the intake of my auto siphon. I really don't think it was necessary though, it looks like erbiumyag was absolutely right and it all settled out in the secondary. Everything looked nice and clean on the way to the bottling bucket and after bottling the dregs left in the bucket were clean as well.
Thanks again for the help!
Good on ya! Now comes the hard part... waiting for it to condition.
Believe it or not this cheap clip does the job well:
I use a racking cane and this keeps a lot of the unwanted crap out of my kegs...
NardonirPrimary: Apfelwein, Col. J's Coatimundi Bitter AleSecondary: NadaOn Tap: Stout, Fat Tire Clone, Scottish AleAgeing: Traditional, Peach, Blackberry, Raspberry, Blueberry and Strawberry meads (2 years)Future: BARLEYWINE!!!!! Phat Quail Ale, more mead


text: Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 11, 1961, Yuma, Arizona The Editor's Notebook By JONES OSBORN I am hopeful Hint some day we will be pormltlcd, as a nation, lo put the challenge of the Soviet na- tion into truer focus. 10c T SUN oo--- AND'THE-YUMAARIZONAENTINEL THE WEATHER I nt 11 n rn. 't? I'.'-hiti-..- {mrmriif. :it tt a :u. liV, Ai. I'U'.i thu ilji.. thi, iht.. S'J in suur-lav mountain.--. SlifM hlstlrr in llish to- YUMA VOL 190 12 PAGES PER COPY lOc YUMA, ARIZONA, FRIDAY, AUGUST I 1, 1961 PHONE SU 3-3333 ARIZONA 190 We arc still being told, for example, that the Soviets' super- iority in outer space travel is un- important. Frequently, Soviet space achievements are compared unfa- vorably with American production of consumer goods. Within the past week, for exam- ple, a political columnist report- oil with satisfaction that "the whole satellite area has fewer tele- phones than our city of Balti- more." He goes on to say: "Total an- nual satellite automobile output doesn't match the Cadillacs we sell in a year." It is true, of course, that pro- duction of consumer goods has its place in any comparison between the two systems. Premier Khrush- chev himself recognizes the im- portance of consumer goods in his new 20-year plan. Whether he ser- iously intends to achieve its goals or not, he gives consumer goods a higher priority in the Soviet scale of values. Titov Reveals Parachuted East Germans Get 'Blank Check'for Halting Exodus But the point is that production of consumer goods is not a SUB- STITUTK for scientific achieve- ment. Ralph McGill. the noted editor of ihc Atlanta Constitution, put it this way: "It will he too bad if we now have to undergo the folly of be- ing reminded that the Russians are far behind us in consumer gixids and that lo be found in many Tt tion in peril if we are told not to worry because the Russians have almost primitive toilets." houses are to of their cities. IK? a disservice to a na- Foreign Aid Bill Passage Is Predicted WASHINGTON (UPI) Admin- istration forces were confident they could win the first showdown vote in the Senate today on Presi- dent Kennedy's billion for- eign aid bill. Working "closely with the White House, the President's supporters expected to win a narrow victory over attempts by conservatives to pull the teeth from Kennedy's JS.S billion five-year authority for Treasury borrowing to finance economic development loans. Sen. Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., was leading a determined fight for an amendment to clip the wings of the long-term loan provision. The Byrd amendment would retain the five-year authority but require an- nual congressional appropriations lo finance it. The Senate agreed to limit de- bale to seven hours on Byrd's proposal. A group of Republicans were rpixirted ready to reach agree- ment with Foreign Relations Chairman .1. William Fulbright, D-Ark.. on some less stringent compromise In give Congress a continuing review over the new loan program. This would make Byrd's chances of success even slimmer. Other congressional news: Schools: The Senate Labor Committee was expected lo acl today on n bill to continue for one year federal aid lo federally impacted school districts. The move to help facilities crowded by children of government work- ers was viewed as an indication that Senate Democratic leaders had given up hopes tiiis year of passing President Kennedy's full aid to education hill. Antilni-l: Chairman Estes Kc- fauvcr. D-Tenn.. said his Senate antitrust subcommittee would take another look al possible mo- nopolistic practices in the poultry industry. The panel looked into poultry pricing and marketing in May Close Border To Halt Flight BERLIN IUPI) The K a German Parliament today the government a blank check t take undisclosed measures to ha the record flight of refugees t West Berlin. Parliament met a few hour after the announcement thai Mai shal Ivan Koniev, who commande the troops of the Communist Wai saw Alliance until last year, ha been appointed to command the 2 Russian divisions in East Gei many. The Warsaw Pact is th Red bloc's equivalent of the West' NATO alliance. A Parliament resolution autlioi ized the government "to prepar and execute all measures" neces sary to "prevent the organize head-hunting and slave tradin carried out from West German: and West Berlin and to safeguarc the German Democratic Republic.' The measures the governmen contemplated were not disclosed But they could lead to a ban on East Germany travel to Wes Berlin or closing of the still-open East-West city border. Communist police ojwned fire 01 the city border today against a fleeing refugee but he escapee and joined more than 1.000 others who reached the West during the day. Communist police patrols rod elevated and subway trains bouni for West Berlin and pulled off sus pected refugees. Trams were held at border stations until police, no railway workers, gave orders fol them to travel west. Bulletin: Phoenix Woman Killed in Crash Of Stagecoach VIRGINIA CITY, Mont. (UPI) vehicle of another century, a stagecoach, carried an Arizona woman tourist to her death Thurs- day in this restored old west g mining camp. Mrs. Ethel Victoria Gove. 'j2, Phoenix, was added to the list of persons killed on Montana pub- lic highways. The stagecoach was authentic restored from nearly 100 years gold was found in Al- der Gulch in 1863 and brought men flocking lo what would be- come the Montana territory and Virginia City, its capital. It was used to carry tourists around the town, restored as it was in the ISGOs when it was a city ot miners and the hang- out of Henry Plummer's murder- ous highwaymen. A bundle of laundry from a modern laundry truck fell in front of the coach's team. The horses shied and dragged the coach over an embankment. Driver Henry Stiles managed lo hold the coach on the embank- ment long enough for all hut Mrs. Gove and Gail Tognotty, 15, Trail B.C.. to jump. Then the tongue of the coach broke and the horses lioltcd. Mrs. Gove and Miss Tognolly were thrown out. Miss Tognotty re- ceived a broken arm. Mrs. Gove died while being taken to a hospital, apparently ot a heart attack. An autopsy will be performed. Norstad's Troop Plea Rebuffed WASHINGTON (UPH Gen. Lauris Norstad. supreme allied commander in has been rebuffed by the Defense Depart- ment on a request for addi- tional troops for the L'.S. Army in Bill Will Extend Aid To Impacted Schools WASHINGTON' (UPI) Senate Labor Committee quickly approved today a one-year exten- sion of a measure which allots about million a year lo school districts overburdened by children of federal employes. Some Democrats view the ex- tension of the impacted school hill as the death knell for this session of President Kennedy's mullimillion dollar education package, now hopelessly mired in the House Rules Committee. Tiie committee moved witli speed in approving the stopgap education bill. Sen. Pat McNamara, D-Mich., meanwhile, served notice he would attempt to revive a small portion of the Kennedy school package when the impacted areas bill comes to the Senate floor. McNamara told a reporter he would offer an amendment to tack on a two-year SG50 million pro- gram of federal aid public grade and high schools for class- room construction only. The one-year extension was sponsored by Committee Chair- man Lister Hill, D-Ala., and Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore. Backers of the President's pro- gram conceded that separate ac- tion on the impacted areas bill would virtually close the door on chances for any further education legislation this session. The administration's school aid package is bottled up in the House Rules Committee. Some leading Democrats had to revive at least portions of the big education program by tacking it on to impacted areas aid. Separate legislation in this field would foreclose any com- promise move. Despite the gloomy prospects, Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., co- sponsor of the impacted areas bill, refused to write off all for the Kennedy educa- ion program. He told a reporter that Senate lassage of a one-year extension of aid lo impacled areas might prove to lie an inducement for The the House to go HI work" on the remainder of the program. An estimated U.SOO school dis- tricts, located in each of the 50 slates, benefit by federal aid to impacted areas. Every member in Congress ha a slake in Ibe program. Uithoi extension, local school dislric would lose approximately S20 million in federal assistance du ing the school term starting th! fall. Five Cars Stolen At Phoenix Found At Rocky Point cars PHOENIX (UPI) Five nnd two cabin cruisers stolen in 3hoenix have turned up in Kocky 'oint, Mex. The Phoenix Police and the Na- ional Auto Theft Bureau reported he find today. The property was in the hands )f persons who innocently pur- :hascd the boats and cars. m Auto Collides I With Submarine I.VSKKIL. Sweden (ITI) An iiiiliiimihilc rolliilril with a submarine Thursday. The cur. parked on si red Irndins IIP the harbor in this wrst cuast sriipnrt. rolled ilnwn hill, misscil :i lamp anil snnir herring liarrcls anil struck the how llir Swi-diMi Submarine Bai'v- irn. liril tip nl the dock. Smaller Latin Nations Seek Fund Share PUNTA DEL KSTE, Urugua American diplomat sought today to heal a breach be- tween the larger and smalle nations of the hemisphere ove the goals of the multi-billion- dollar Alliance for Progress. The smaller nations, led b Uruguay, balked Thursday at proposal worked out by the big :er nalions Argentina, Brazi Chile, Mexico and a; igning funds from the 10-yeai S20-billion program .for Latii American development. They expressed fears the large nations would receive favorei treatment at tiie expense of thi smaller nations. Uruguay pressed for a declare ion that would say specifically what the smaller nations wouk "jet and include guarantees tha [heir needs would me met. The United States stayed in the jackground of the dispute al though its original proposal was much along the lines of that pu forth by the five larger nalions. Some sort of a compromise was expected to come out of a series of informal conferences that start ed Thursday afternoon and were continuing today. The Cuban delegation was point- edly excluded from closed inform- al sessions Thursday. This provoked Cuban Minister of Industries Ernesto (Che) Gue- vara to ask at. one session wheth- er Cuba was or was not in the alliance. Guevara himself led Cuba out of the alliance Tuesday in a long speech challenging the U.S. plan lo match tiie accomplishments ol Communist-style planning in Cuba over the next decade. More Rain for Ariz., Prediction Hy United I'rcss International Scattered thunder showers are predicted for most of Arizona late today and tonight and for the next few days. The weatherman says rains will be nnxicratcly heavy in some sec- lors. Little change in temperature is predicted. Temperatures arc cx- icc-tcd be Iwo tn five degrees ibuve normal for the next few days. Rains were heavy in numerous sectors laic Thursday. Kingman re- ceived 2.S5 inches, while Fort Hua- chuca got 1.70. fuma's Guardsmen Set To .eave for Summer Training Yuma National Guardsmen will I Governor's Day Review. The com- ave at I p.m. tomorrow tSat-lpany will receive an award and for their annual training i trophy for efficiency in mainle- Europe, -it was tatively today. reixirted authori- U.S. Suspends Move To Recognize Mongolia WASHINGTON The United States announced today it has suspended moves toward dip- lomatic recognition of Communist Outer Mongolia because "of the existing world situation." encampmcnt. More than 100 men will go by truck caravan, stopping at. Tucson before going on to Ft. Huachuca. near Bislicc. Ariz., for two weeks of field combat training. nance (luring the period from Sept. 1. IflliO lo May 31. IflSl. The drill team ot Company K is also scheduled Jo perform dur- ing the review. It is the only such team in the National One menilKT of the company i f iunrd. will receive .1 special nuaid iliir-j The Irani has lakeii part in ing ceremonies on Governor's Day many functions in Yuma and Review, Aug. 19th. throughout the slate and in Cali- fornia. Yumans are invited to visit the local unit during the weekend of Aug. 19th and 20th. and to attend (lie review Aug. 19lh. The review- will begin at 10 a.m. The unit is scheduled lo return to Yuma on Aug. 27lh. Storm Hits! lnner Ear LA, Brings Affected by Rain. Fires i LOTS TO Morris of 131 South llth Avenue holds a letter he and some Yuma friends wrote to a buddy in Alaska. The letter is to Frank Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson of 248 10th Avenue. Several of Frank's Yuma buddies chipped in a few paragraphs on the lengthy letter. One question, who's going To pay the Postage? (Sun Staff Photo) Khrushchev Repeats His Nuclear War Threats MOSCOW Niki- a Khrushchev said today that if war starts the Soviet Union v "crush" its enemies and "hun- dreds of millions" of persons will lie in a nuclear conflict. Khrushchev that the Soviet Union does not want war, jut it will strike back with every- thing it has if attacked. "In our atomic age, it is mad- ness to threaten to unleash said. "If the West unleashes a war ngainst us." Khrushchev told a S o v i e l-Komanian "friendship nect ing in the Kremlin, 51900 Damage n 2-car Crash At Intersection A two-car collision yesterday caused in damages to vehicles ivolvcd but there were no serious ijurics. At about 1- noon a in.il Chevivi- t driven by Klenora Furrow. f 11SS Pageant Avenue was in a ollision with n Pontiac driv- n by William Ruth. at the in- N-scction of Sth Street and 7lh venue. According to police, the Furrow- chicle was going west on Slh treet when the car driven by .uth pulled out from a .stop sign fi 7th Avenue. Alxmt 51.200 in damages was me to the Furrow vehicle and nmacc to Ihc Ruth car was csti- latcd at about S700. Ruth was cited for failure Icld tiie right of way. will deal crushing blows against the aggressors and all their bases. "We are threatened by those bases in lialy. Greece, Donmark, Norway and other countries." Predicts Communist World But at the same time. Khrush- chev offered lo settle the Berlin problem by negotiation, assured his audience that "we are against war" and predicted that "all mankind" will go Communist without war. "We will not be the first to push the nuclear Khnish- chev said. "Hut we are at- tacked, we will deliver the crush- ing rebuff." II was liie third lime this week that Khrushchev has made a -pecch which roni.-iincd belliger- ent threats to crush the West if .var starts, while combining threat with oilers to negotiate the iHcrlin and German Hi-; terms have boc'li rejected in (lie past by the ho-.v- ever. LOS ANGELES IUPI) An unusual thunderstorm swept over the Los Angeles metropolitan area early today, causing fires, knock- ing out power and bringing the first measurable rain of the year. The thunderstorm touched off scattered showers throughout Southern California and spread northward toward the San Fran- cisco Bay Area. Los Angeles International Air- port measured .21 inch of rain from the storm, which awakened Ihousands of residents as the un- usual sound of thunder rattled over the cily. Burbank also re- ported .21 inch. Heavy downpours occurred in some areas, causing mudslides in the foothills which closed roads. Lightning struck in several places in the city and in Angeles National Forest which borders it on the north. Most spectacular of the fires resulting from lightning toils was at Beverly Hills Higli School where a 200-foot high oil derrick was struck. The fire, feeding on natural gas from the well, was confined by firemen two hours after it began. Damage was confined to the der- rick and did not spread to nearby school buildings. In Lancaster, about 50 miles north of here, lightning Thursday night set three fires which de- stroyed a bouse, burned 40 tons of hay, and snapped a power pole which plunged the city inlo dark- ness. A spokesman for the Forest Service said lightning started at least 13 fires in Angeles Forest, keeping firemen hopping from one blaze to anolher. All were small and easily contained with the help of the rain. Seek To Oust France from North Africa UMTED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI) Afro-Asian group in the United Nations today to start appeared exerting ready heavy to Specialist Four E-l Rudolph V. Cabrera will receive the Army National Guard Outstanding Kn- listed Man trophy for the year of I960. Lt. David Jaramillo of Yuma received the same trophy for Company K, 1st BG. IjiSlh In- fantry will IK honored during the trikes Paralyze Chile's Industries SANTIAGO, Chile iH'l' Simultaneous strikes involving more than 22.000 workers today paralyzed Chile's _bi.g U.S.-owneil copiicr mines, the railroads and the Huachipato steel mill. Troops took over railway instal- lations as a precaution against strike violence, hut there was no immediate government iniciven- tion in the other walkouts. i JFK Signs Bill Cutting to Duty-Free Goods WASHINGTON (TPIi Presi- dent Kennedy signed a law today i-'iat cuts to S100 the value of for- eign goods which each American tourist can back duty-free to this Tiie maximum now per pcrsun. The lower aiiowance will take effect in 30 and remain '.n force until .luly TniML-ands of includ- ing students, who p.an t.i return soon fmni s u r.i :n e r vacations abroad will get in under 'j-.e wire. pressure to oust France complete- ly from North Africa. Following its successful cam- paign to summon a special Gen- eral Assembly on Bizerte, the group intends to demand anolher debate on Algeria al the regular fall session of the assembly. Ambassador U Thanl: of Burma, chairman of the group's standing committee on Algeria, told United Press International Thursday night he planned to submit the request to Secretary General Dag late today. He said "7 members had signed! hi- requ'-vi ami he expected other; Thursday set Ihei Aug. 21 aft-r' i majority i.f the 89 assembly France immediately announced Space Trip MOSCOW (UPH Maj. Cher- man Titov. disclosed today he was ejected from his space ship Voitok H last Monday and re- lumed to earth by parachute at the end of his 25-hour spin through space. The cosmonaut's statement, made at a jammed news conference at Moscow University, cleared up one of the major mysteries surround- ig Soviet space flights. Titov said he could have land- ed with the five-ton ship, control- ling it manually, but chose to put t on automatic controls and leave 'at a low altitude." He said the ship landed nearby. The cosmonaut first read a statement and then answered newsmen's questions. Several So- viet scientists also contributed, disclosing these salient points the flight: II iiad enough equip- ment and supplies -to remain aloft for 10 days if necessary. Some Early Discomfort and vibration caused Titov "discomfort" in the first stage of the flight, but he with- stood this well. weightlessness af- fected the spaceman's inner car and caused "unpleasant sensa- including some loss of ap- petite, but .he jrecoyered_aijd there were no permanent after effects. n was designed for oruftal flfght and could not be used for travel to other planets. "undoubtedly" will al- low tiie world to witness a Soviet space launching 'and return some- time, but not now because of the military potential of'its launching rockets. had excellent command of the ship through manual con- trols. II carried hvo televi- :ion transmitters which projected deap pictures to earth of Titov's reaction. principle Vostok n could have carried two men but it was designed only for one. Trips to Tlancts U.S.S.R. has "far-reaching plans" for further space flights by "to near planets" but -mere is no set timetable as yet. Studies of the Titov flight must first be completed and launching rockets and spaceship design adapted for interplanetary flight. -Titov could give no particular advice to American astronauts "because our flights are entirely different." remains under "strict medical observation" so he will not be traveling anywhere for :onie time. But eventually he'd ike to visit other countries in- Hungary and Cuba. Kennedy Calls Meeting To Talk On Berlin Crisis session. it would the French Foreign Minister Maurice Cnivc de Murville told the French National Assembly For- eign Affairs Committee that the session "would only produce an exchange of violent words tn no! useful puriHisc." i The United States objected to a i special session, expressing a fear] that it would imperil chances of private settlement between! France and Tunisia. i The dispute was touched offj last month when Tunisia tried to! force the French out of the air and naval base with a l Secretary blockade, and French troops re- acted with force. Hundreds killed, mostly Tunisians. WASHINGTON (UPH Presi- dent Kennedy called in Secretary of State Dean Rusk and a number of other advisers today to discuss Free World unity in the Berlin crisis. The White House said Ken- nedy's full afternoon schedule on these items might delay his departure for a wekend at his Cod home in Hyannis Port, Mass. Rusk arrived from Paris Thurs- day nigiit "encouraged alwut the unity and solidarity" of Ihc NATO Rusk Says Negotiations Will Occur on Berlin WASHINGTON (UPI) Secre- tary of State Dean Rusk said after meeting with President Ken- nedy today that, negotiations with Russia on the Keriin cri.-is "will even though the timing is still uncertain. 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Trinidad & Tobago Newsday article.
Basseterre, St Kitss - Trinidad and Tobago will be aiming for an outright victory as they seek to overtake Jamaica to claim the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Under-19 Three Day Competition title.
Trinidad Express article.
Cricinfo article.
Worcester, England - Worcestershire teenager Tom Fell again blunted Kent's hopes of continuing their recent improvement in the LV= County Championship in two small passages of play on a rain-ruined third day at New Road.
Jamaica Observer article.
Kingston, Jamaica - The last four teams in the 2013 Social Development Commission (SDC) Twenty20 (T20) competition were decided after quarter-final matches played a week ago.
Basseterre, St Kitts - The third day of the fourth round of matches in the Regional Under 19 tournament was completed today across three venues in St Kitts.
Here are the details:
West Indies Cricket Board Inc.
P.O. Box 616 W, St. John's, Antigua
Tel : 268-481-2450
Fax : 268-481-2498
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com