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A hellish night, 41 years ago, is still vivid in memory.
When he finally resurfaced, Gary Clawson was ice-cold. The rowboat he'd been paddling down U.S. Highway 101 was gone. Five of his passengers were dead.
It was a night Clawson can't believe he survived.
On March 27, 1964, the magnitude 9.2 Good Friday earthquake struck near the Gulf of Alaska. The temblor leveled downtown Anchorage and other parts of the state. It generated waves that traveled at speeds up to 600 miles per hour. The resulting tsunamis devastated small towns along the West Coast as far south as California, killing 130 people.
It was the worst tsunami in U.S. history.
In Oregon, a handful of people died, including four children who were camping at Newport Beach.
In Florence, the tsunami was spectator sport, remembers former Fire Chief Skip Passenger. He was a high school student at the time. With several hours' warning, people gathered at the Siuslaw Bridge to watch the wave come in. Fishermen pulled their boats into the river, to meet it head-on.
"It wasn't a breaking wave," Passenger said. "It was just a rise in the water, eight or nine feet when it went up the river."
The wave merely damaged some docks. Oregon got off easy.
In Crescent City, Calif., however, a dozen people died. Nearly half of them were with Gary Clawson.
`Let the tidal waves come'
Clawson has lived in Florence for 30 years, the owner of several restaurants on the coast. But he resides nowhere near the beach. Instead, his home is perched atop a steep hill along the Siuslaw River.
He doesn't want to take any chances on a repeat of 1964.
Good Friday was his father Bill's 54th birthday, so Bill and his wife, Gay Clawson, took the night off from the family-owned Long Branch Bar to celebrate.
Gary, then 27, was enjoying a cold beer at another local tavern with his girlfriend, Joanie Fields. By 10 p.m., emergency officials started warning people of impending "tidal waves" - the widely used but incorrect synonym for a tsunami - but such warnings were common. Nobody thought much about it until the first wave struck.
It was just before midnight, and the Long Branch bartenders, Earl and Nita Edwards, split for high ground when they saw the ocean approach.
When the wave began flooding the low-lying parts of town, Gary and Joanie went to his parents' house to figure out what to do. Nita and Earl had gone there, too, leaving the bar's doors unlocked and cash in the register.
After midnight, the second wave rolled in, about three feet smaller than the first. Many residents assumed that meant the tsunami had diminished. So the group returned to the Long Branch to close up shop.
"Long as we're here, we might as well have a cool one," Clawson remembers thinking. They laughed at the pitiful tsunami, which had only moistened the floors inside the one-story bar. "Let the tidal waves come," his father boasted.
Another local, Bruce Garden, wandered in when he saw the lights on. The Clawsons' friend Mac MacGuire stopped in to buy a pack of smokes.
The group celebrated.
The fourth wave
At 1 a.m., the third wave hit, rolling into the parking lot of the Long Branch, but the people inside didn't notice. At 1:40 a.m., the fourth wave hit. Gary bolted out the front door to get a look, just in time to see a 12-foot wall of water lift up the back of his brand-new Pontiac Grand Prix and deposit it onto his father's new Dodge Dart.
This wave packed the mightiest punch.
"The lights were still on, highlighting the maelstrom of turbulent sea and crashing barstools and splintering booths that surrounded everyone," wrote Southern Oregon University professor Dennis Powers in his recently published book, "The Raging Sea," an account of the Good Friday tsunami that includes interviews with Clawson. "The ocean thundered in, whirling together large logs and driftwood with the tables and stools."
The Long Branch was finished.
"That was it," Clawson said. "The lights went out. The wall caved in and the building took off. The roof buckled, like bending a beer can, and everybody jumped up on the bar."
The wave ripped the building from its foundation and carried it 100 yards. The eight people inside clawed their way onto the broken roof, knowing they'd die inside.
From there, the group watched fires spreading nearby. A three-story-high gasoline tank at a tank farm a few blocks away burst into flames. Clawson feared it could spread across the water and reach the adjacent Shell service station, where they could hear propane tanks hissing.
So he and MacGuire - the only members of the group who could swim - slid into the frigid water and maneuvered down the highway to MacGuire's house, a quarter-mile away, where they would retrieve his rowboat.
To leave room in the boat, MacGuire remained behind as Clawson rowed back up the highway. As he neared the Long Branch, Clawson saw a man and a woman in the water, and pulled them into the boat. The man was barely conscious, coughing up saltwater. The woman performed CPR and Clawson rowed to a berm surrounding a nearby mill pond. The couple got out and walked to high ground.
Clawson's family was still on the roof, terrified.
Hurtling toward the ocean
One by one, Clawson loaded the bar's occupants into the tiny rowboat, until seven people were on board. To the north, they could see land, so they paddled toward the highway, the boat so overloaded it barely stayed afloat.
The crew reached the highway and rowed north. By then, the tsunami had stopped its advance and the water was stagnant. But just before they reached dry land, the wave receded - at speeds of 40 miles per hour. Water sucked the boat toward the ocean, as if swirling down a drain.
At that precise moment, Clawson's crew was unknowingly crossing Elk Creek, which drained beneath Highway 101 through a culvert. The boat hurtled toward this tunnel and slammed into the entrance, too wide to pass through it. One man, bar patron Bruce Garden, reached up and grabbed hold of the bridge. The impact broke two ribs, but he climbed to safety. The boat's six remaining passengers spilled into the frigid water, which was loaded with huge pieces of debris.
The next thing Clawson remembers, he was trapped in the culvert, where a steel grate at its end prevented anything from getting through. He was stuck, unable to swim back because of the outgoing wave.
So he pushed. With every last ounce of strength, Clawson pushed upward, propelling his body beneath the debris until he was flat on his back, floating through a hole toward safety. When he popped up again, he was on the other side of the bridge.
He looked around. There, floating in the creek, was Earl Edwards. He was dead.
They were all gone
Eventually, most of the water drained back out to sea. Clawson soon began searching for survivors. His father, Bill, had drowned at the tunnel's west end, up against the grating, trapped beneath debris. Nita Edwards' body made it through the tunnel and was found about 200 yards downstream. Clawson's mother had washed out onto the creek bank. Fields got sucked all the way out into the ocean, a mile and a half from Highway 101.
It was just after 3 a.m. They were all gone.
"You never get over something like that," he says.
In the days that followed, Gary heard his own obituary twice, because officials had confused William Gary Clawson with his father, William Eben Clawson.
Nine months after the tsunami hit, Clawson left town. He bought a supper club in Gold Hill on the Rogue River. Three weeks after he opened, the river flooded, rising more than five feet - the highest level in recorded history - wiping out the first floor of the resort.
Clawson rebuilt it and moved on again a couple of years later.
Now 67, he's selling his four restaurants. He wants to enjoy the time he has left.
Winston Ross can be reached at (541) 902-9030 or email@example.com.
Gary Clawson of Florence survived a 1964 tsunami. Kevin Clark / The Register-Guard INSIDE Science: How would an Oregon Coast tsunami develop? / A14 Lava: An underwater eruption may be occurring / C5 Kevin Clark / The Register-Guard Gary Clawson rode out the tsunami of 1964 in a tiny rowboat. His fellow passengers weren't so lucky. Five of them died, along with 125 others.
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When I met Dora Cornett I was 15 and she was 17 years old. We had just moved to Cartersville, Ga. when my Dad became pastor of the Atco Baptist Church. The Churches met together in the same building for awhile and I didn't know or care which of the teen-agers were Baptist or Methodist. A little while later each church started having their own services in different locations at the same time. We were well aware of which youth went to each church. Dora was one of the few youth who was in the Youth Department at the Atco School building where the Baptist met. Our class grew by leaps and bounds but that didn't erase memories of the feeling we had that first Sunday when most of the youth chose to go to the Methodist Church where they had been attending a very active Methodist Youth Fellowship & other youth activities. For a few weeks the Preacher's daughters and a few others were in the minority on Sunday Mornings. The first members of that class were my first Atco friends.
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She kept her grades up at Cass High School and graduated with honors. My Dad, who saw her potential, told her he could help her get scholarships and work at the new Truett McConnell Baptist College in Cleveland, Ga. She answered, "But Preacher no one in my family has ever gone to college". He replied "Mine either, but that doesn't mean you or my kids can't go."
At Truett McConnell she was chosen to sing in the Truett Trio and the Truett Chorus her first year there. It was there she met Leland Bailey. She graduated with honors at Truett McConnell and then became Mrs. Leland Bailey. They had three beautiful daughters.
I haven't lived in the same area as Dora during the last forty-years, but every time I've talked with her during this time she has told me all about her wonderful children and grandchildren. She never failed to mention what was going on in the lives of her eleven brothers and sisters.
I'm am sure that today she has joined her sisters Grace, and Doris, who passed away last week, waiting for the great family reunion with all the Cornett's in Glory! What a singing that will be!
We are all richly blessed by having Dora in our lives.
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This week (1-7 June 2014) is National Volunteers' Week and as an educational charity, we use the generous support of many volunteers in all areas of At-Bristol from school workshops, events we run, helping in the venue during busy times, community open days and outreach events like Cheltenham Science Festival. Throughout the year, our volunteers put in hundreds of hours between them and we wanted to give an insight into a few of them this week - as well as saying a big THANK YOU for all the amazing work they do!
Firstly, we catch up with Christy Nunns, an At-Bristol volunteer and former home-educated pupil, as he gives us the low down on what volunteering means to him and our visitors. Christy has been with us for a year now, having started in June last year, and has already clocked up 85 hours. Here's a little more about what he's been up to:
Q. Tell us a little bit about how you got involved with At-Bristol.
After being home-educated for most of my life, having used At-Bristol as a child, and with the intention of studying and working in science, one day I just decided to volunteer. I walked in and asked what I could do, and I've been here ever since!
Q. Why did you decide to volunteer and how long have you been doing it?
When I was much younger, and still home-educated, centres like At-Bristol (particularly At-Bristol) were extremely beneficial to me and my early education, as they encourage the freer, discovery-led way of thinking and learning that is so invaluable to kids, and that, for me, school did not provide.
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I've been volunteering for nearly a year, and in that time I've volunteered over fifty hours; I don't intend to stop anytime soon!
Q. How do you think that your own experiences have added to the Home Educator days?
Because I have "been through the system", as it were; having been home-educated and "out of the loop", and then returning to formal education for GCSEs, and finally onto A-levels and university, I can empathise with the difficulties that home-educators and their parents face (such as how to get qualifications). I have spoken to a number of parents on H.E. days whom I've reassured that it is possible to be home-educated and successful, and I think that my experience in that sense allows me to interact with home-educated visitors differently.
One of the things that makes home-educator days so interesting for me is the fact that each interaction is so different; the range of abilities in a single age range is unique to home-education, and always makes age-targeted workshops interesting. I also know from experience that the very same child who can't sit still in a classroom may be at peace in the Planetarium, and the kid who doesn't seem to pay attention to their teacher might give their undivided attention to a difficult group task in a more hands-on workshop.
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In this first instalment from our new series 'Tales from the Workshop', we're going behind the scenes with our Exhibitions team as we gear up for the opening of our brand new exhibition 'Food', opening at the end of July.
Recently we've been out and about at Make Sundays Special, Food Connections Festival and at the Daylesford Summer Festival – we've been testing some tasty science experiments and also giving people a sneak peek at some of our exhibits as we took our prototypes out for the first time.
Pop Goes the Kernel!
One of the key exhibits for Food, and one that you might have helped us test during the Food Connections Festival, is our amazing popcorn bike machine! This exhibit showcases how to pop a popcorn kernel using a bit of old-fashioned arm cranking power combined with some high-tech LED lights!
On our last visit to the workshop, it certainly looked and sounded like an engineering challenge with so many variables to contend with. The team have been devising an ingenious solution that makes sure all of the all-important energy is directed in the right way – to making corn pop. At the time of writing, the workshop team had trialled and tested over six different set-ups; science and engineering in action!
Modifications have involved changing the position of the lights and lenses to ensure even coverage of the kernel, while the trough ensures kernels are held in the same position.
Next we looked at making sure all of our visitors could pop their own corn so we made changes to the hand crank. The latest update has involved changing the white LED lights to blue, as blue light is better absorbed by the yellow kernel. This maximises the amount of light energy that gets absorbed, all helping to pop that kernel!
And after seeing it in action the workshop team have a couple more changes up their sleeves…
To find out more visit www.at-bristol.org.uk/food , and keep your eyes peeled for the next instalment of Tales from the Workshop.
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As our population grows and the climate changes, what are some of the foods we might have to eat more of in the future? Ross Exton from the Live Science Team went to After Hours last night to tuck into some surprising sushi....
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BANGALORE: S. Harshith of Vidyaniketan School, Hebbal and K. Sangeetha of Aradhana in the boys' under-14 and girls' under-16, respectively walked away with the best boy and girl athletes titles in the KPMG Cadet Bangalore City Inter school athletics championship at the Sree Kanteerava stadium here on Saturday. Both were presented with a purse of Rs. 1,500.
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Boys: Under-8: 50m: N. Sai Naveen (Mothery Mary) 8.1 secs. Under-10: 400m: Kshithij (Poorna Prajna) 1:11.1 secs; 8x50m relay: Parikrama 1:01.8 secs (NMR-Old: 1:02.5, Vidyaniketan). Under-12: 600m: Michael Bikashi (St. Johns) 1:53.7 secs; Long jump: Gavin L Douza (Bishop Cotton) 4.59 mts; 80m: Gavin L D'Souza (Bishop Cotton) 10.9 secs. Under-14: 800m: Parmesh (Jain Vidyaniketan) 2:25.5 secs; Long jump: Avinash Choudhary (BGS Int.) 5.30 mts; 4x100 m relay: Parikrama 49.9 secs (NMR: Old: 50.8 secs, Cathedral). Under-16: 100m: S. Deepak (Bapu ) 11.2 secs (EMR); High jump: D.S. Abhishek (Sri Kumarans) 1.60 mts; 4x100m relay: FAPS 47.2 secs.
Girls: Under-8: 50m: S. Bindushree (New St. Marys Public) 8.4 secs. Under-10: 400m: Sahana S Hulmani (Sri ananaskshi ) 1:18.8 secs; Long jump: D. Bhumika (Vidyaniketan) 3.40 mts; 8x50m relay: Vidyaniketan 1:04.4 secs (NMR: Old — 1:06.0 secs, own). Under-12:80m: Praneetha Pradeep (Bethany) 11.0 secs (NMR: Old — 11.1 secs, K. Chayya / N. Anvitha); 600m: N. Vinutha (Sew St. Joseph) 1:56.1 secs. Under-14: 800m: R. Pooja (Innisfree) 2:32.0 secs; Shot Put: Simonella D'Souza (St. Charles) 8.14 mts; 100m: Amulya Arun (Mary Immaculate) 13.0 secs; 4x100m relay: Jain Vidyaniketan 56.0 secs. Under-16: Shot put: B. Sadhana (Mary Immaculate) 9.39 mts; 4x100m relay: Baldwin 54.6 (EMR).
Special prizes: March Past trophy: 1. Mary Immaculate, 2. Vincent (Banaswadi), 3. National Public (Koramangala).
Best Boy: S. Harshith (Vidyaniketan). Best Girl: K. Sangeetha (Aradhana).
Team championship: Boys: Under-8: Vidyaniketan & Mother Mary — 11 pts each. Under-10: Parikrama —10 pts. Under-12: Bishop Cotton-13 pts. Under-14: Vidyaniketan — 13 pts. Under-16: BNMS & Bishop Cotton — 10 pts each.
Girls: Under-8: New St. Joseph — English — 10 pts. Under-10: Vidyaniketan —16 pts. Under-12: Vidyashilp Academy — 16 pts. Under-14: Jain Vidyaniketan —11 pts. Under — 16: Baldwin Girls — 9 points.


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The second storm started about 7 am on Saturday morning (21st) and continued through the day to about 6 pm. At some points it was coming down pretty furiously. Accumulation about 10 inches. It was a light, dry and fluffy snow, so definitely much easier to clear and shovel on Sunday morning.
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Even as Indian and Chinese officials were engaged in intense consultations to secure the release of Danish Qureshi, a Mumbai trader kidnapped by Chinese suppliers in Yiwu earlier this week, 120 Chinese businessmen gathered several hundred kilometres away at a business event on Friday with a common objective: finding out how to invest in India.
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But whether or not the moves to boost two-way investments will pay dividends still remains unclear, particularly against the backdrop of new strains that trade ties have been grappling with in 2012.
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The disputes in Yiwu have also not helped. A string of cases of Indian traders vanishing while owing hundreds of thousands of yuan even prompted authorities in Yiwu to issue an advisory warning locals of the risks of doing business with Indians. Indian anxieties, on the other hand, have risen after two Indian traders were held in captivity for two weeks and ill-treated after the Yemeni and Indian owners of their trade company fled last year allegedly leaving more than $ 10 million RMB ($ 1.58 million) in dues. The traders, Deepak Raheja and Shyamsunder Agarwal, say they were only employees, and are now fighting a legal battle to clear their names.
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Mothers now top earners in 4 in 10 US households
WASHINGTON America's working mothers are now the primary breadwinners in a record 40 percent of households with children - a milestone in the changing face of modern families, up from just 11 percent in 1960.
The findings by the Pew Research Center, released Wednesday, highlight the growing influence of "breadwinner moms" who keep their families afloat financially. While most are headed by single mothers, a growing number are families with married mothers who bring in more income than their husbands.
Demographers say the change is all but irreversible and is likely to bring added attention to child-care policies as well as government safety nets for vulnerable families. Still, the general public is not at all sure that having more working mothers is a good thing.
While roughly 79 percent of Americans reject the notion that women should return to their traditional roles, only 21 percent of those polled said the trend of more mothers of young children working outside the home is a good thing for society, according to the Pew survey.
Roughly 3 in 4 adults said the increasing number of women working for pay has made it harder for parents to raise children.
"This change is just another milestone in the dramatic transformation we have seen in family structure and family dynamics over the past 50 years or so," said Kim Parker, associate director with the Pew Social & Demographic Trends Project. "Women's roles have changed, marriage rates have declined - the family looks a lot different than it used to. The rise of breadwinner moms highlights the fact that, not only are more mothers balancing work and family these days, but the economic contributions mothers are making to their households have grown immensely."
The trend is being driven mostly by long-term demographic changes, including higher rates of education and labor force participation dating back to the 1960s women's movement. Today, more women than men hold bachelor's degrees, and they make up nearly half - 47 percent - of the American workforce.
But recent changes in the economy, too, have played a part. Big job losses in manufacturing and construction, fields that used to provide high pay to a mostly male workforce, have lifted the relative earnings of married women, even among those in mid-level positions such as teachers, nurses or administrators. The jump in working women has been especially prominent among those who are mothers - from 37 percent in 1968 to 65 percent in 2011 - reflecting in part increases for those who went looking for jobs to lift sagging family income after the recent recession.
At the same time, marriage rates have fallen to record lows. Forty percent of births now occur out of wedlock, leading to a rise in single-mother households. Many of these mothers are low-income with low education, and more likely to be black or Hispanic.
In all, 13.7 million U.S. households with children under age 18 now include mothers who are the main breadwinners. Of those, 5.1 million, or 37 percent, are married, while 8.6 million, or 63 percent, are single. The income gap between the families is large - $80,000 in median family income for married couples vs. $23,000 for single mothers.


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Earlier research has shown that eating fast food contributes to weight gain because of enormous portion size, high energy density, excessive amounts of refined starch and added sugars, high fat content and low levels of dietary fiber — it also tastes good.
Eisenson says that the health risks to obese children and teenagers are enormous. "They develop diabetes at a younger age, they develop the complications of diabetes at a younger age, they develop the risk factors for heart disease at a younger age. Basically, they have impaired function and impaired quality of life."
And even though the study showed that lean teens aren't as vulnerable to gaining weight from eating fast food, their health is still at risk.
"Even lean kids are getting fewer vegetables and whole grain foods," says French. When you eat fast food, "you are displacing these more healthful foods."
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The fast food industry does need to take responsibility for their part of the picture, at least by limiting the marketing of products to children, some argue.
Michael Jacobson, executive director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, says that the public health measures may be warranted to limit fast food consumption in children.
"'Limit in two ways," says Jacobson. "Get typical fast food out of schools, limit marketing efforts aimed at youths, and improve the foods [less salt, saturated and trans fat: greater availability of whole grains, fruits, veggies, etc.] as much as possible so that even kids who won't make wise choices will be protected to some extent."
However, Michael Goran, professor and associate director of the Institute for Prevention Research, Department of Preventative Medicine, University of Southern California, is not in favor of limiting fast food.
"I am not a big fan of limiting stuff because we know that can turn negative," says Goran. "Although the fast food companies are doing a better job of making healthier choices available, these tend to be marketed to adults. We need to find better ways to market healthier choices to kids and make them just as appealing."
Laurie Tansman, nutrition coordinator in the Department of Clinical Nutrition at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, is optimistic about the role the fast food industry has already taken in America's obesity crisis.
"I think that there is no question that the fast food industry — and the food industry in general — is being more aggressive in their response to the public's concern to overweight and obesity," says Tansman.
For its part, the National Restaurant Association said: "This study unfairly targets the quickservice industry and, as the study's title suggests, is primarily focused on energy intake. There is no reference to today's sedentary society and the lack of physical activity and physical education programs in our children's schools."
Yet many others believe that the fast food industry has a long way to go; fast food restaurants are everywhere and it's heavily marketed to children and teenagers.
"If the fast food industry is serious about helping with the obesity epidemic, there are steps they can do to help people make healthy choices," says French. "People often believe that individual choice matters, but people's choices are shaped by the incentives and information in their environment."
Eating out is becoming a danger zone for people who have a tendency to gain weight.
Eisenson warns, "It's almost like we should put a sign out that says, 'People who struggle with weight issues should eat here at their own risk.' "


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LUMBERTON — After almost a year of searching, the Robeson County Board of Commissioners on Monday named a new full-time attorney.
The board after a brief closed session unanimously approved Commissioner Tom Taylor's motion that Patrick Pait be hired to fill the position. Asked by The Robesonian after the meeting for information about Pait, Taylor referred all questions to County Manager Ricky Harris.
"He's been practicing in Lumberton four to five years. I'm not sure what kind of law he practices," Harris said. "He is local. That's a good thing."
Harris said that the contract with Pait has not been finalized, but the salary would be between $110,000 and $125,000.
Since longtime County Attorney Hal Kinlaw's resignation in June 2013, the county has used three interim attorneys. Kinlaw, who was making about $180,000 in salary from the county when he resigned, is still on the county payroll with a $5,000 a month retainer. The county has also used retired Superior Court Judge Gary Locklear and Kimberly Jones.
Harris said earlier that there were originally nine applicants for the position, including six who were local.
The commissioners also on Monday acceptd Harris' budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year and did not hold a scheduled work session on the plan. The budget, which will become effective on July 1, is expected to be adopted on June 16, according to Kellie Blue, the county's finance director.
According to Blue, the budget will not include $66,000 to help fund the construction of a horse barn with 100 stalls at the Southeast North Carolina Agricultural Events Center. It also will not include $100,000 to help the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina renovate the North Carolina Indian Cultural Center property between Pembroke and Maxton.
Last month, Harris proposed a $151 million budget that keeps the tax rate the same at 77 cents for every $100 of property value and does not include a cost-of-living increase for employees.
The budget calls for the hiring of two new employees, a registered nurse for health care at the jail, and a deputy sheriff for the county 's pre-trial program. It includes a $1 million increase in the cost of health insurance and $350,000 for new cars for the Sheriff's Office.
The budget recommends implementation of a recently completed pay and compensation plan that Harris has said will bring salaries in line.
In other business, the commissioners on Monday:
— Approved without discussion a conditional-use permit that will allow for the establishment of a solar farm on Old Whiteville Road in Wisharts. The solar farm will be constructed by AE Israel Soar Farm LLC on 25 acres of a 105-acre tract owned by Ricky K. Phillips, Donald T. Phillips and Timothy E. Phillips. The property is located in a Residential Agricultural District. No buildings will be constructed on the site.
— Approved conditional use permits allowing for the establishment of a recreational horse facility with R.V. parking spaces in Back Swamp; a family cemetery in Union; and an outreach ministry in Parkton.
— Heard a presentation from Pamela H. Bostic, executive director of the Southeastern Economic Development Commission. Bostic told the commissioners that since 1966 Robeson County has received $15.4 million in funds from the U.S. Department of Commerce-Economic Development Administration for job-creating projects. Robeson County, she said, has received more funding than any of the 12 county members of the Southeastern Economic Development District.
— Approved economic incentives for Cape Fear Arsenal, which is expanding its operations in Lumberton.
— Approved a request from Robeson Community College to transfer county funds from the college's roofing project to its culinary kitchen heating and air system project.
— Heard a presentation from Barbara Melvin of the North Carolina Indian Housing Authority about a plan to build eight housing units in Red Springs to serve those with disabilities. The homes, known as Parrish Place 2, will be built on Seventh Avenue. Melvin said she hopes construction of the housing will begin shortly.


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The wiiU beats the 360 and ps3, whats all the complaints about? Does it matter by how much?
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Soljah posted...
The wiiU beats the 360 and ps3
Isn't that just opinion? ;__;
I apologize if I am in error...
The CPU isn't that good, so every troll and their mother thinks it defines the entire power of the system.
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Once the Atari Puma comes out, every console is doomed. ~SuperShyGuy9000
I love how the Nintendo fans keep saying "Wii U still looks better than PS3/Xbox 360"
Must be awesome that your beloved system barely looks better than consoles released 6/7 years ago.
i think the nes and snes are better then any current gen consoles myself power means nothing.
Wii U ID: Fire_Chomp
Except it doesn't... at least with the ports where it performed worse than both the 360 and ps3.
Not that it won't do better eventually but it says a lot about the potential of the system and they could easily be in a Wii situation with third party yet again if M$ and Sony leave them behind.
No worries though.... fans seemed to enjoy the Wii anyways.
Soljah posted...
The wiiU beats the 360 and ps3
... At what?
ColorfulColors posted...
The CPU isn't that good, so every troll and their mother thinks it defines the entire power of the system.
A CPU is a very important part when working out the power of any machine, be it console or PC. Ever heard of bottlenecking, throttling, etc?
There is no point having a great GPU if the CPU is just going to hold it back and chug, is there?
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ColorfulColors posted...The CPU isn't that good, so every troll and their mother thinks it defines the entire power of the system.
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God, this horse has been beaten to death, revived, then the zombie horse was beaten again until it resembled a paste-like horse goo, then that goo was beaten until it was horse powder, the powder was then ....
well, you get the point.
How many people here seriously have the Wii U as their only source of playing games? If this is your case, I would be worried about graphics. For the rest of us 99.999% that have either a PC, PS3, 360 and are going to get either a PS4, or 720 to go with the Wii U, where is the worry?
I bought this system to play Nintendo exclusives in HD. I knew it wasn't going to be a powerhouse, Nintendo confirmed that themselves. Arguing power over consoles is laughable anyways when you have the 3000 pound gorilla with its arms crossed (the PC) that just destroys them all.
My point? I probably don't have one. I guess my point is don't be broke, buy everything you like, lol.
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There are only so many comebacks one can make before things just start to get tougher and tougher. Last I checked, Djokovic, Murray and Del Potro all have been extremely active while Nadal has been on the shelf. Furthermore, they all share a common trait. They've all crushed Nadal in Slams and they've all won Slams and they're all younger than Nadal and have far less wear and tear on their bodies. Nadal's going to have to EARN anything he gets with these guys around who are improving and getting stronger mentally. These are his main foes and Nadal hasn't had much success trying to beat Murray and Djokovic back to back. Just to beat 1 of them takes a formidable effort...try beating the both of them. Even Federer struggles to beat them back to back.
Nadal already said his holiday will help his career a lot. Reason being, he had time to heal his niggling injuries. And it didn't cost him a Roland Garros title. He chose the best time to have a holiday. If he could take 6 months off every year he'd probably still be winning Roland Garros at age 37.
Regarding Murray, in 2011 Nadal beat him in 3 out of 3 slam meetings. Whatever Murray had going for him vs Nadal is clearly gone. Djokovic too, has lost momentum vs Nadal. And by the way, Djokovic is NOT improving. He's going backwards.
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Despite the club's ongoing significant commitment to their new 60,000-seater home, Hill-Wood maintains Arsenal have a sound financial base and there are plenty of funds available to the manager should he want them.
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