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by James Slater - Promoter extraordinaire Don King, the man who set up the huge happening that was "The Rumble In The Jungle" over thirty years ago, wants to stage another big heavyweight fight in Africa. King, while speaking with Setanta Sports recently, said that if his fighter Samuel Peter can win on Saturday night in Germany against Vitali Klitschko, he will look to promote a Peter rematch with Wladimir Klitschko. And the legendary promoter said he'd very much like to stage the fight in Peter's home country of Nigeria..
"We're in search of a great hero that will come and rescue the sport," King said. "You've got one from Nigeria named Sam Peter. He destroyed Oleg Maskaev (to win the WBC heavyweight title). If he destroys Vitali and then jumps on his brother and gets revenge for the loss he suffered, the only loss he ever suffered, then you will see more excitement in the air in the heavyweight division. Hopefully we can put a Wladimir-Sam Peter fight on in Nigeria - take boxing back to the continent of Africa again. To return to glory, it would be quite provocative and exciting."
It sure would be exciting. Going back to the days of the great Muhammad Ali, when he fought all over the globe in such far out locals as Zaire, Kuala Lumpur, Manila and Indonesia, another mega-fight held so far away would be very interesting. Recently, the Lennox Lewis-Hasim Rahman bout aside, there have been no big world title fights staged in Africa. A Klitschko-Peter return there sure would be something. There's only one problem, "The Nigerian Nightmare" first has to defeat Vitali Klitschko!
Judging by the tone in King's voice, he feels his man Peter will do the job tomorrow night, leaving him free to set up his second African dream fight. King, as he said, sees the 28-year-old as a possible saviour of the heavyweight division, and if Peter wins on Saturday night he will have convinced a lot of people he just might be.
Of course, Peter was beaten pretty soundly by Wladmir when they met in 2005, but the Nigerian puncher did score three knockdowns before losing on points. A rematch with "Dr. Steel Hammer" would be huge, coming as it would after Peter had spoilt the two brothers' chances of making history. The fight would be a massive attraction wherever it were held; the rematch would carry even more magic if it took place in Africa. As King says, to return to glory would be quite provocative.
Sam Peter's future has already been planned should he keep his world title in Germany.
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After climbing nearly 60% in 2012, to a high over $640 a share, many explained away Apple's recent fall to $580 as the shares breaking under the weight of their own hefty price. The stock needed to take a breather.
Sure, Apple shares had started to look like a helium-filled balloon, but simply eyeballing the chart makes for an incomplete analysis. As fast as the stock has climbed, earnings have climbed even faster.
In April 2010, according to FactSet, analysts were predicting Apple would deliver earnings per share of $12.74 for the fiscal year ended that September. Trading around $250 at the time, the stock sported a price-to-earnings ratio around 20. A year later, the shares had jumped to around $350, but the forward P/E ratio was actually down to 14. At Tuesday's $609.70 close, that is still just 14 times expected earnings. Even as shares have jumped over 140%, the P/E ratio has fallen by a third.
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A wireless telecommunications company has approached Forks Township about the possibility of locating a cell tower in its municipal park. T-Mobile initially approached the township in late November, said Tim Weis, township code officer and building inspector. "They want to put a tower somewhere in the park," Weis said of T-Mobile. "They were hoping to replace one of the [park] light towers with a cell tower and reattach the lights to it." The township needs more information, and Weis said T-Mobile representatives are set to speak with the Finance and Administration Committee at a meeting Wednesday afternoon.
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January 25, 2007
A Forks supervisors committee will continue to investigate a request from T-Mobile USA Inc. to locate a cell phone tower somewhere in the township municipal park. The township Finance Committee, headed by Supervisor Chairman David Hoff, decided Wednesday to meet again in March with a T-Mobile representative to discuss possible locations for the proposed tower. Christopher Milotich, an independent consultant for T-Mobile, told Hoff and Supervisors John Ackerman and Donald Miller that he didn't have an exact height for the proposed monopole.
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January 24, 2008
An East Penn Township developer, who 18 months ago got approval from Commonwealth Court for a cellular telephone tower that the township had rejected, said he's ready to build it and asked the township for guidance. On Monday, the township planners told Duane Schleicher he must submit plans before the board can comment. "I'd prefer to go to our solicitor and have him sort through it," Planners Chairman Alan Beck told Schleicher. But Schleicher, owner of the Northside Heights mobile home park, said, "We didn't change anything, except we moved the cell tower to meet the setback" for the 176-foot tower.
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December 9, 2005
East Penn Township supervisors will challenge a Carbon County judge's ruling that Cingular Wireless has automatic approval to build a 160-foot tower because the company's request for a zoning hearing wasn't acted upon within the 60 days required by law. The township Zoning Hearing Board in July rejected Cingular's request for a special exception for the tower and an equipment shelter in a recreation zone south of Route 895 at the Northside Heights development...
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July 26, 2006
Commonwealth Court has upheld a Carbon County judge's ruling that Cingular Wireless had automatic approval to build a 160-foot tower in an East Penn Township housing development because the company's request for a zoning hearing wasn't acted upon in a timely matter. But the issue is going back to court because the township has concerns about the tower's location. In a July 19 ruling, Commonwealth Court Senior Judge James R. Kelley found the company has deemed approval to build because the township Zoning Hearing Board failed to act within 60 days as required by state law. Cingular on Feb. 17, 2005, applied for a special exception and variance to build the tower in the Northside Heights mobile home park owned by Duane and Lavona Schleicher.
Cingular plan riles neighbors in Lower Mount Bethel
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June 23, 2005
Opponents of a planned 250-foot-tall cell tower in Lower Mount Bethel Township presented their case to the township Zoning Hearing Board on Wednesday night, claiming the proposal from Cingular Wireless would destroy the rural character of their neighborhood. "It would be the most obnoxious, alien intrusion I could think of," resident Frank Capobianco said of the proposed tower, which would sit about 800 feet from his Old Franklin Hill Road home. Capobianco, who along with some other township residents has retained Easton attorney Ted Lewis, said the proposed cell tower on Old Franklin Hill Road would be three times as high as the tallest nearby tree and a detriment to the area used by hot air balloons, ultralight aircraft and other aircraft.
Haycock supervisors approve construction of cell tower
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October 5, 2004
Haycock Township supervisors unanimously voted Monday to allow Nextel to build a cell tower on E. Sawmill Road near Kinzler Road. The vote was tabled at the work session last week over a confession of judgment clause in the agreement between Nextel and the township. The clause involves accepting liability before any violation occurs, to minimize the need to resort to legal proceedings later. Nextel project manager Frances A. McKee said the company is unable to enter such agreements because of requirements from its lenders.
Company presents plans for cell tower in P'burg
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September 9, 2005
Omnipoint/T-Mobile Wireless Enterprises on Thursday presented a controversial plan for a new cell tower to the Phillipsburg Zoning Board. The company wants to construct the 120-foot monopole tower on Congress Street behind Gino's Market. The company's civil engineer, Gregory Nowak, said the tower would be built behind the garage on the tract and would use three bays of the garage as storage space for the tower that would hold 12 antennas. The company needs a variance to construct because although Phillipsburg's ordinance allows cell towers as a conditional use in all zones, the proposed tower doesn't meet all the conditions.
Cell tower decision pushed back to April
By Chris Parker Of The Morning Call
March 18, 2003
Summit Hill zoners expected to decide Monday whether to grant a Chester County company approval for a 250-foot cellular phone transmission tower on the eastern edge of the borough. But because the project manager of the company that would build the tower failed to provide enough information, the Zoning Hearing Board will meet again at 7 p.m. April 7 to rule. Project engineer Scott T. Galloway of Magness and Sons General Contracting Inc. in Delaware said he'd get the details to the zoning board within two weeks, in enough time for it to study the information before it meets.
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PORTLAND -- A 4.3 earthquake Monday morning near Mt. St. Helens was felt as far south as West Linn.
The quake at 10:35 was followed by a smaller one about two minutes later and third about 11:35.
Emergency dispatchers from Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania counties all got calls reporting the quake, but no reports of any damage.
Several residents of the area told KGW they felt the quake.
Doug Phillips lives near the Clark County Fairgrounds at I-5 and I-205 and said he felt the quake for 10 to 15 seconds.
Nate Boris said he felt it in Hood River. Viki in Kalama said her whole house was shaking. Renee Bell reported that the quake shook her computer table in West Linn.
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A day after making a strong pitch for her party being given the post of Leader of Opposition, Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday held a meeting with party MPs in Lok Sabha.
The meeting comes after UPA MPs decided to write to Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan seeking an immediate decision on the issue.
Party leaders said that Gandhi's meeting with the MPs was informal in nature.
Congress had said yesterday that the letter is ready and will be sent to the Speaker after signatures of all UPA MPs.
"We are the single largest party. We have got a pre-poll alliance. Hence, we are entitled to Leader of Opposition's post," Gandhi, who is also CPP Chairperson, had said yesterday.
Congress has already asserted that it would exercise all options to ensure a "democratically correct, logical conclusion" on the issue and has not ruled out the option of approaching the court on the matter.
Party leaders have been critical of the role of the Speaker and former Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath has even charged that Mahajan's decision regarding the Leader of the Opposition's post could be "flavoured" by BJP.
The party is also doubting the intentions of the Government. It is alleging that the government is attempting to subvert the appointments of Lokpal, CVC and other key posts by denying the LoP status to Congress.
"The intention of the government is not correct and the thinking is undemocratic. Government is trying to subvert the appointments of key posts by denying the LoP status to Congress. We will not allow that to happen. We will take all required steps in Parliament and agitate on whatever forum is available. But let the reply of the Speaker come first," party spokesman Anand Sharma had said.
Congress has 44 seats in the 543-member Lok Sabha.


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Alexander Povetkin (21-0, 15 KOs) is ready for the biggest fight of his career. The 2004 Olympic gold medal winner takes on Ruslan Chagaev (27-1-1, 17 KOs) for the vacant WBA Heavyweight Title in Erfurt, Germany on Saturday night. In the co-featured main event, WBA/WBO Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion Robert Helenius (15-0, 10 KOs) will be out to complete his KO hat-trick of former heavyweight champions. After stopping Lamon Brewster and Samuel Peter, the Nordic Nightmare comes face-to-face with Siarhei Liakhovich (25-3, 16 KOs).
"This is going to be an unforgettable night of heavyweight boxing," promoter Kalle Sauerland said at today´s press conference. "We have four potential heavyweight champions in the two main events. That´s about as good as it gets. Alexander Povetkin can finally crown his impressive career with a victory over Chagaev, who is an experienced and accomplished former champion. But Povetkin is younger, faster and stronger. I expect him to win, just as I expect our Scandinavian heavyweight sensation Robert Helenius to knock out the third ex-heavyweight champion in a row to continue his march to the top."
Povetkin cannot wait to get down to business. "I am ready," he said. "I have waited for this moment for a long time. I have a lot of respect for Chagaev. But we have developed a very good game plan." Added coach Teddy Atlas: "Chagaev knows what it is like to be champion and he also knows what it´s like not to be champion anymore. He can do it all inside the ring but we are here with a good game plan and we are here to execute the game plan."
Chagaev, who in April 2007 became the first man to defeat then-WBA Heavyweight Champion Nikolai Valuev, also voiced his confidence. "I have been dreaming to win back my old title for a long time," he stated. "Alexander is a strong opponent. I have trained very hard for this big chance and I will make the most of it."
Meanwhile, Helenius has set his sights on his 16th victory in as many fights. "The preparation has gone very well. Back home everybody asks me when I will be fighting the Klitschkos, but first things first, all my focus is on Liakhovich," he stated. The White Wolf believes he will end the Nordic Nightmare´s unbeaten run. "It was me who picked Helenius, not the other way round. I will surprise a lot of people on Saturday night."
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