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MASSENA A member of the village Planning Board is under investigation after acknowledging during Wednesday nights board meeting that he had reached out to developer Richard E. Maginn and offered to help him, for a fee, gain approval for a Nice N Easy store.
Mayor James F. Hidy said Thursday afternoon that village police are investigating Brian A. Schafers conduct in the matter, and that his future on the Planning Board depends on what they find.
Mr. Schafers alleged actions came to light Monday night following a presentation by John Hagan, a Syracuse architect who designed the plans for the proposed Nice N Easy at Main and East Orvis streets.
Mr. Maginns attorney, Mark F. Snider, told the Planning Board that Mr. Schafer had met with Mr. Maginn and offered his assistance to move the development through the planning process.
We wanted neither his assistance or obstruction on the project. Either of these would be considered an impropriety, Mr. Snider said.
Mr. Snider called Mr. Schafers explanation not only vague, but misleading. Mr. Schafer requested to be paid for his services to bring about the successful development of the corner by Sandstone Development LLC.
Mr. Schafer, who made a 10-minute presentation to the board complete with drawings that would reduce the two proposed entrance/exits on Main Street to one and add a second entrance/exit to East Orvis Street, acknowledged that he had contacted Mr. Maginn on three occasions.
The retired mechanical engineer from Alcoa said he had done the work at his own expense, including paying to have drawings done, after hearing numerous concerns from residents and fellow board members that two new entrances off Main Street near East Orvis would create traffic problems downtown.
That conversation only went to, This represents an option if your people were interested; that would be the Valentine brothers, I guess. If your people were interested to call me without any further delays, Mr. Schafer said during the meeting.
Mr. Schafer said he had two messages from Mr. Maginn on his answering machine.
Id be happy to play them for you, he said. I told him, I have two hats here. If I put the other hat on, which is get it (project designs) through him, that would benefit you guys.
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However, by that time, Mr. Schafer said, he began having second thoughts.
At that point in time I told him I had already gone too far. I have no further interest. I cannot go to the Valentine brothers. I could have done this through you, if they had some interest, and that was it. Im done.
Just minutes after calling Mr. Hagans presentation the best hes seen in all his years on the board, Mr. Schafer moved to approve the proposal, if members agreed to the conceptual modifications he had presented. That motion failed to get a second, but the project ultimately passed 5-1. Mr. Schafer was the lone no vote. Brian R. Trzaskos was not at the meeting.
While the project ultimately was approved, Mr. Snider said Mr. Schafers actions had an impact on his client.
He voted no every time there was a vote, Mr. Snider said, noting there were two previous votes that ended 4-2, with B. Joseph Cardinal also opposing the plans.
When Mr. Hagan agreed to eliminate two more parking spots to meet the countys recommendations, Mr. Cardinal changed his no vote to a yes, and while a supermajority to overrule the county recommendation no was longer needed, one was achieved and the project passed.
Mr. Hidy said an investigation into the matter continues.
Planning Board Chairman Frank D. Hutt said he and other board members have been suspicious of Mr. Schafer, who has a civil engineering background, for quite some time.
It has gone on with other things before, Mr. Hutt said. There are at least a few times that myself and other board members are aware of. The last time he was appointed about a year ago, I didnt think that would happen, but it did. There must have been people somewhere saying he was doing a good job.
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PROVO/PRICE -Velma Black Frandsen, 92, passed away Nov. 23, 2011. She was born May 2, 1919 in Ferron, the fifth child of William Levi and Clyda Jerusha Barton Black. Velma married Duane Frandsen in the Logan LDS Temple on Aug. 8, 1941. They were the parents of four children.
Velma earned her teaching certificate from Brigham Young University, then returned to Emery County to teach elementary school. It was then she met her future husband, Duane Frandsen. After Duane's World War II government service, they made their home in Price, where their children were born and raised. Velma was a loving wife, mother and grandmother and liked giving and receiving hugs. She enjoyed her family and friends, eating out and watching BYU basketball.
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Velma is survived by her children, Wayne (Penny), Woodland Hills; Jerry, Moab; Camille (Michael) Jensen, Price; Clyda (Michael) Harrison, Orem; a daughter-in-law, Pat Frandsen, Price; 18 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; a sister, Eldona Ralphs; and four brothers, Glenn, Ronald, Therald and Merrill.
The family is grateful to Andrea Morris, Belinda Han and their staff at Our House of Orem and Brigitte Hansen and others from Access Home Care and Hospice for their kindness and care they gave to our mother.
A viewing was held Monday, Nov. 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. At the Berg Mortuary in Provo. The funeral will be held Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 at 11 a.m. At the Riverwoods LDS Ward Chapel in Provo with a viewing preceding it at 10 a.m. Graveside service will be at 3:30 p.m. At the Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the LDS missionary fund or the USU Eastern Duane A and Velma B Frandsen Scholarship Fund.


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DEXTER Concerns of potential dog bites or aggressive situations have prompted the General Brown Central School District Board of Education to have a discussion about a policy that may exclude dogs from school grounds.
During the boards monthly meeting Monday at the junior-senior high school, Board President Jeffrey West said some people had approached him about the issue. Board member Brien Spooner said he thought about a potential policy after he saw a good-size dog chained up outside of Dexter Elementary when he went to pick up his chid from school recently.
The district currently does not have a policy that excludes dogs from school property.
Mr. West said he is aware of such a policy at area school districts, such as Indian River Central. Indian Rivers Public Use of School Facilities Safety and Protection policy 3210-E includes a pet positive control component that states visitors with legal assistance animals are allowed on school grounds, district residents who walk on district roads or trails while with a dog must have that animal on a leash and obey applicable local ordinances regarding pets and spectators at events cannot have pets with them.
Recognized service animals are, however, allowed at Indian River Central events, but their owner must maintain positive control of the animal.
General Brown board member and veterinarian Sandra Young Klindt said a district-wide policy may also protect pets, particularly dogs.
Even the best dog in a stressful situation it can be unpredictable, she said.
Its not even necessarily the best place for a dog to be, she said, if a crowd of people at the school may induce stress on a dog.
Board vice president Daniel J. Dupee II suggested the board continue discussions on the possibility of such a policy for General Brown after board members reach out to the schools insurance company on what our liability is on this.
If the board decides to create a policy, Mr. Dupee said, it should include language regarding service dogs or animals.
Mr. West said no problems with dogs or animals prompted this discussion, but that the board may consider this as a proactive versus reactive measure.
Its just a discussion, he said.
Superintendent Cammy J. Morrison said the districts priority always has to be the safety of our students.
The board is expected to discuss the issue again during its November meeting.
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Clouthier and Peter Go Yard as Baseball Downs Minnesota, 11-4
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Led by a three-run bomb from sophomore Tommy Clouthier and a two-run shot by junior Jake Peter, the Creighton baseball team downed Minnesota 11-4 on Feb. 22.
The win moved the Bluejays to 1-4 on the season, while Minnesota fell to 4-1.
Inserted into the two hole for the first time this season, Clouthier drew a one-out walk in the top of the first and was along for the ride as Peter ripped his first long-ball of 2014 over the right field wall.
After the Golden Gophers got a run back in the bottom of the first, Creighton manufactured a run in the second on a leadoff wallk to Brett Murray, a sacrifice and an RBI single from senior Brad McKewon.
MInnesota made it 3-2 with a run in the second, but sophomore Matt Warren came on in relief to hold the lead for the Bluejays.
Still up 3-2 entering the top of the fourth, sophomore Reagan Fowler drew a leadoff walk. Two outs later, sophomore Ryan Fitzgerald also worked a free pass to put runners at first and second. Once more McKewon answered the call by slapping an RBI double down the left field line. With Fitzgerald on third and McKewon at second, Clouthier blasted his first career home run to make it 7-2.
Creighton added an a run on a single, two ground outs and a wild pitch in the sixth and put the game away with three runs in the ninth.
Warren earned the win for the Bluejays, allowing two runs on six hits in 6.2 innings of relief. Minnesota starter, Jordan Jess, took the loss (0-1) allowing four runs on three hits in 3.2 innings of work.
Peter led the Bluejay offense with three hits (3-of-5) and three RBI, while McKewon, Fowler, Murray and senior Mike Gerber each finished with two hits.
Creighton and Minnesota wrap up the three-game series with the rubber game on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 12 pm.


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(1) Military installation
The term "military installation"—
(A) means any land or interest in land owned by the United States and administered by the Secretary of Defense or the Secretary of a military department, except land under the jurisdiction of the Assistant Secretary of the Army having responsibility for civil works;
(B) includes all public lands withdrawn from all forms of appropriation under public land laws and reserved for use by the Secretary of Defense or the Secretary of a military department; and
(2) State
The term "State" means any of the several States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands.
(3) State-owned National Guard installation
The term "State-owned National Guard installation" means land owned and operated by a State when such land is used for training the National Guard pursuant to chapter 5 of title 32, with funds provided by the Secretary of Defense or the Secretary of a military department, even though such land is not under the jurisdiction of the Department of Defense.
(4) State fish and wildlife agency
The term "State fish and wildlife agency" means the one or more agencies of State government that are responsible under State law for managing fish or wildlife resources.
(5) United States
The term "United States" means the States, the District of Columbia, and the territories and possessions of the United States.
(6) Indian tribe
The term "Indian tribe" means any Indian tribe, band, nation, or other organized group or community, including any Alaska Native village or regional or village corporation as defined in or established pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.), which is recognized as eligible for the special programs and services provided by the United States to Indians because of their status as Indians.
Source(Pub. L. 86–797, title I, § 100, as added Pub. L. 105–85, div. B, title XXIX, § 2911,Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 2021; amended Pub. L. 112–81, div. A, title III, § 312(a)(1),Dec. 31, 2011, 125 Stat. 1351; Pub. L. 112–239, div. A, title III, § 312(b),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 1691.)
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The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, referred to in par. (6), is Pub. L. 92–203, Dec. 18, 1971, 85 Stat. 688, which is classified generally to chapter 33 (§ 1601 et seq.) of Title 43, Public Lands. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1601 of Title 43 and Tables.
2013—Par. (6). Pub. L. 112–239added par. (6).
2011—Pars. (2) to (5). Pub. L. 112–81added pars. (2) and (3) and redesignated former pars. (2) and (3) as (4) and (5), respectively.
Short Title of 1997 Amendment
Pub. L. 105–85, div. B, title XXIX, § 2901,Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 2016, provided that: "This title [enacting this section and sections 670e–1 and 670e–2 of this title, amending sections 670a, 670b, 670c, 670c–1, 670f, and 670o of this title, repealing section 670a–1 of this title, and enacting provisions set out as notes under this section and section 670a of this title] may be cited as the 'Sikes Act Improvement Act of 1997'."
Short Title of 1978 Amendment
Pub. L. 95–420, § 1,Oct. 5, 1978, 92 Stat. 921, provided: "That this Act [amending sections 670f and 670o of this title] may be cited as the 'Sikes Act Amendments of 1978'."
Short Title
Pub. L. 86–797, § 1, as added by Pub. L. 105–85, div. B, title XXIX, § 2903,Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 2016, provided that: "This Act [enacting this chapter] may be cited as the 'Sikes Act'."
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A Western New York man is taking legal action after Erie County suspended his pistol permit. His attorney says it has to do with the SAFE Act and medication his doctor prescribed.
The man turned in his guns, and now he is trying to get them back.
"He has seven pistols, and he is a target shooter, and he is a person who is engaged in competitions with his firearms," says attorney James Tresmond.
According to Tresmond, his client is a Western New York professional with no criminal record - not even a speeding ticket - who wishes to remain anonymous. He says the man received a letter dated April 1st. telling him he must immediately surrender his seven handguns and pistol license to the Amherst Police Department.
"He got very nervous when he saw this. He didn't know what to do," says Tresmond.
The gun owner hired Tresmond, and the men went to the police department together to turn in the guns.
Tresmond and his client believe the permit suspension is based on the mental health provision of the SAFE Act because a doctor prescribed the man medication.
We searched the SAFE Act and found it says mental health professionals must report patients "likely to engage in conduct that would result in serious harm to self or others," but it doesn't say anything about specific medications.
The letter never mentions the SAFE Act or mental health concerns. It only says the suspension is "based on information received from the New York State Police."
"How did he figure out that this was associated with the medication he's taking?" asked Channel 2's Kelly Dudzik.
"He was called, somebody called him and told him that his guns were going to be, that his license was going to be revoked and it was because of mental health issues which totally, totally false," says the attorney.
The Erie County Clerk explained Tuesday that this letter is the same letter anyone told to surrender their guns would receive and is not specific for the SAFE Act, but he did see another piece of paperwork associated with this case.
"I did see the letter than came from Sgt. Sherman at State Police, and it seemed clear to me that this was using a provision within the SAFE Act, and so, the process is nearly the same as far as our role is concerned," says Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs.
The letter says the man must now request a reinstatement hearing in writing explaining why he wants his license back.
Tresmond says after that hearing, he plans on filing a lawsuit in federal court accusing the government of violating his client's privacy rights.
"It's just ineptitude on all the parts," says Tresmond.
So what is Tresmond's advice for gun owners receiving this letter?
"Obey the law. As difficult as it may be, if you don't obey the law, then you are opening yourself up to criminal prosecution," he says.
The letter also explains that guns held by police for more than one year will be destroyed, so the attorney hopes this case moves through the legal system before that happens.
His client also had to pay a three dollar suspension processing fee.
Tresmond tells us he is now representing more than one client forced to turn in guns.


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Jets Radar: Player Interest List v1.0
Classic "upside" WR Marcus Easley from UConn
Thanks to the fine work of you readers, we're starting to collect quite a little menagerie of players who have been noted as making visits or spending time with the Jets. Most notably, I honestly could not have done this work without the help of longtime commenter Steiny. Please give him a polite golf clap in the comments for his efforts.
CB Ray Fisher (Indiana) 5-10, 185,
Projection: 5-7 Description: Former WR with just one year of CB skills. Also can KR/PR. Raw talent, but talented.
CB Brandon Ghee (Wake Forest) 5-11, 191, 4.37 40yd dash
Projection: 2-3 Description: Has a meeting set up with the Jets, had an impressive 3.98 short shuttle on his pro day. Good in coverage whether man or zone, excellent athlete who plays larger than his size. Can be too aggressive at times, needs to improve his footwork and isn't projected as an NFL "playmaker" according to some scouts.
CB Devin McCourty (Rutgers) 5-11, 193, 4.48 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 1-2-Description: Identical twin already plays CB for Titans, very smart, better with WRs ahead than behind, excellent special teamer.
CB Robert "Reggie" McClain (Connecticut) 5-9, 194, 4.42 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 7 / UDFA Description: Pulled up with a bad hamstring during his pro day, will spend time with a few teams (Jags, 49ers, Patriots) and the Jets. McClain also showed impressive athletics with a 38″ vert and 23 reps at 225. Can play nickel and posted an impressive 12.6 YPR on punts (6th among seniors) in 2009.
CB Patrick Robinson (Florida State) 5-11, 190, 4.46 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 1-2 Description: Press cover corner, needs growth in zone & run support.
FS Anthony Levine (Tennessee State) 5-11, 193 4.43 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 4 Description: Jets asked for 'more film' at Levine's Pro Day. Levine plays bigger than his size, but needs to improve his finnesse and coverage skills.
Analysis: The Jets are looking for a corner who can play nickel/slot and might project to a larger role down the road. Man coverage and agility are traits they are clearly looking for in a corner. If the player can also be a punt returner, that might be a bonus for the Jets.
OLB Ricky Sapp (Clemson) 6-4, 245, 4.66 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 2 Description: Had an ACL tear in 2008 that limited his 2009 production, scouts concerned that he can only play 4-3 end (going forward not backwards).
OLB Jason Worilds (Virginia Tech) 6-1, 254, 4.49 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 3 Description: Visits scheduled with Jets and is being looked at by mostly 3-4 teams.
DE Chris McCoy (Middle Tennessee State) 6-3, 298, 4.85 40yd dash
Projection: Undrafted Description: Likely an undrafted player, the Jets and a number of other AFC teams did attend his pro day.
DE Sean Lissemore (William & Mary) 6-3, 298, 4.85 40yd dash
Projection: Undrafted? Description: Workout scheduled with the Jets, had metrics of 30″ vert and 9'8″ broad jump, along with 36 reps at 225. Known for his speed and obvious upper body strength, Lissemore can penetrate backfields, but would be a raw project.
DE/DT Jared Odrick (Penn State) 6-5, 304, 4.93 40yd dash
Projection: 1-2 Description: Scheduled to visit with the Jets on 4/5. Odrick is a plus penetrator, who needs refinement on his pass rush and run stopping skills, but looks to be an impressive player at the NFL level.
DE/DT Corey Peters (Kentucky) 6-3, 301, 4.90 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 3 Description: Visits scheduled with Jets and is being worked out by the Patriots too. Peters needs some coaching to play with a lower center, but has all the athletic skills to be an NFL tackle.
NT Terrence Cody (Alabama) 6-4, 348 5.62 40yd dash
Projection: Late 1st Description: Saban brought Cody in, namely to be the tackle in the 3-4 system. While there's been conditioning concerns about Cody (there always are for guys this big), Cody is the protypical 3-4 DT, which is a rare find for any 3-4 team, and with more and more teams going to this front, it's getting increastingly hard to select them early in a draft. Rex Ryan himself attended this Pro Day.
DT Kade Weston (Georgia) 6-5, 315, 5.0 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: Is garnering interest from 3-4 teams, had a good 40 time and and has long arms and showed well during his Pro Day DL drills.
Analysis: Base pressure is an issue for the Jets. While Rex disguised his blitzes well in 2009, he has to want more of a push from the three "hands-down" players, along with his "front five." The Jets are looking for players who can get penetration from that base package into opponents' backfields. My guess is that the Jets are placing more of an emphasis on DL at the very top of the draft (Cody, Odrick) versus the hybrid linebackers (Worilds, Sapp) with Gholston still a ballooning question mark.
OG Mike Iupati (Idaho) 6-5, 331, 27 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 1 Description: Tremendous run-blocking guard who is very raw in pass protection. Iupati has a meeting set up with the Jets and numerous other teams.
OT/OG Marshall Newhouse (TCU) 6-4, 322, 25 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 3-4 Description: Ran a quick 40 at the Combine with a 5.09 … impressive for such a big man. Set to meet the Jets in April, played 39 consecutive games and played in the East-West Shrine where he also showed his ability to play Guard.
OT Rodger Saffold (Indiana) 6-4, 315, 7.42 three cone (3rd best)
Projection: Rd 2-3 Description: Was interviewed by Jets at Combine, started 41 consecutive games, including a 2008 with lower back injury. Saffold played LT for the Hoosiers for a 3.5 year stretch.
OT Anthony Davis (Rutgers) 6-5, 323,
Projection: Rd 1-2 Description: Projected by some as a top 25 player, Davis's work ethic has been questioned and he's often compared to Jason Peters and Andre Smith … guys who have all the talent in the world, but are questionable in terms of motivation. As a local prospect, the Jets get extra allowances of visits, etc. on a player like him. I see this as more of the team doing their homework than being genuinely interested.
Analysis: The Jets are looking to find players to replace some of their aging pieces. The team might be trying to find value in those players that might be considered "tweeners" which might be harder to assign a pure value during the draft. The Jets do have the luxury to let such a player land wherever he works best with a solid starting line ahead of the draftee.
RB Toby Gerhart (Stanford) 6-0, 231, 4.53 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 2-3 Description: Gerhart's timed 40 was what cemented his status. Gerhart can run somewhat upright, which is a concern for his ability to be team's top back. A good second/third option and red zone back, Gerhart has a visit set up with the Jets.
RB Ryan Matthews (Fresno State) 6-0, 218, 4.45 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 1 Description: The Jets scheduled a visit with the potential late first rounder. People see a lot of potential in Matthews and his college numbers are impressive, but teams will have to decide whether it was Matthews or his competition, his line, the offense, etc etc. Some scouts project Matthews initially as a two down back only.
TE Nate Byham (Pitt) 6-4, 264, 4.97yd dash
Projection: 5-6 Description: Byham is a solid pass protection and run blocking Tight End, who has worked out for the Jets.
WR Arrelious Benn (Illinois) 6-1, 218, 4.42 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 1-2 Description: Jets WR coach Henry Ellard attended Benn's pro day in Champaign. Benn might have a lot of upside, but he had a bad 2009 campaign with a number of drops and low effort … presumably because of Illinois' poor QB play. Benn might be an excellent red zone target with his physicality, athleticism, but lack of elite speed.
WR Marcus Easley (UConn) 6-3, 210, 4.45, 4.46 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 4-5 Description: Again, Ellard was in attendance at the UConn pro day to see Easley in action. Easley was a walk-on at UConn who became a scholarship athlete and eventually became a starter, dropping just one pass in his final season with the Huskies amidst a number of one-handed grabs. Easley has tons of upside as a middle round pick. Easley has the work ethic and physical talents that make him extremely desirable. Easley is clearly a project player for a team who has the luxury to work with him for a year or two.
Analysis: The Jets are filling in the knowledge gaps with skill players. I think they might draft a few, but the team is pretty set at this point with this group. Easley might be the perfect type of player for the Jets to nab on Day Three and who they could see just how much he could contribute for the team out of the slot. As far as backs, the team is looking at players that might go earlier in the draft, a sign to me that beyond doing their homework, they are considering adding another runner into the mix.
P Zoltan Mesko (Michigan) 6-5, 236
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: Mesko worked after his pro day for scouts from the Jets. Mesko's eye-popping 44.5 YPP average in 2009, and increased his hangtime during each year in college, has gotten scouts attention. Combine that with his frame, and people think he can be even better with some refinement.
Analysis: Do you really want me to analyze one punter? Didn't think so.
If you hear of any visits or notable contact between the Jets and draftable players, please send it on in!


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LEWISTON, NY - The secrets contained in one of the most sought after documents surrounding the Nazi holocaust will remain that way for at least a few more days.
Long lost documents, penned by a top aide to Adolf Hitler, and containing details of the planned extermination of Jews, were reportedly located earlier this year in Lewiston.
The so-called "Rosenberg Diaries" are now in the hands of the National Holocaust Museum, which promises to release more details about them this week, at which time a nearly 70-year-old mystery may be unraveled.
Alfred Rosenberg was a close confidant of Hitler, who history has identified as the architect of the Nazi genocide program known as The Final Solution.
After the war, he was convicted of crimes against humanity at the Nuremberg trials and hanged.
However, the diaries he kept, used as key evidence in his prosecution, vanished.
It was long assumed they had been spirited out of Germany and to America by one of the Nuremberg trials prosecutors, Robert Kempner
When Kempner died in 1993, it took several years of court battles to get his papers released,...and while there was plenty to read, the "Rosenberg Diaries" remained elusive.
According to Reuters, early this year, the Holocaust Museum and Homeland Security Investigators, found them to be in the possession of Herbert Richardson, who operates an academic publishing house in a non-descript building on Portage Road.
Village officials, who say the 80-year-old Richardson lives in Canada, pointed us to several other properties he owns.
Uncertain of in just which ones the documents were found, we visited several, attempting to speak with Richardson.
At the Edwin Mellon Press, we were met by a person inside who told us to leave, before slamming a door in our face.
This is not the first time that Richardson was found to have been in possession of a treasure trove of documents, once belonging to Kempner and associated with the Third Reich.
Fourteen years ago Richardson agreed to turn over a cache of Kempner's personal papers to the Holocaust Museum, which had reportedly been transferred to him by Kempner's long time secretary.
The Philadelphia Inquirer detailed the odyssey of those documents, and how they ended up in Richardson's hands, in an article published in 1999.
Though the matter of Richardson's having come into possession of the Kempner papers was investigated by law enforcement, and while Richardson did obtain legal counsel in that case--Richardson was never charged with any wrongdoing.
The lawyer who represented Richardson, Paul Reid, died four years ago, and the Niagara Falls law firm, which still bears his name, says it has no current association with Richardson.
As to whether Richardson willingly turned over documents including the Rosenberg Diaries this time, or regarding exactly what is contained in them, a Holocaust Museum Spokesperson sent an e-mail to WGRZ-TV in which she stated: "We are having a press conference on this discovery on Thursday. Until then the information is under court seal."
Lewiston's Mayor, Terry Collesano, declined comment for this story on his village's new place in history, but directed us to another property Richardson acquired several years ago, the name of which Collesano suddenly finds quite interesting.
It is a former Bowling alley (now filled with document reproducing machines) named the Robert Kempner Collegium - which until today, few realized, bears the name of the Nuremberg prosecutor, who it is believed secreted the diaries away from Germany, and until now, away from history.
Click on the video player to watch our story from 2 on Your Side Reporter Dave McKinley and Photojournalist Bob Mancuso. Follow Dave on Twitter: @DaveMcKinley2
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Lt. Gov. Robert J. Duffy remained optimistic about Watertowns housing market in the face of last weeks announced 1,500-soldier reduction at Fort Drum during a tour Monday of the Beaver Meadows Apartments on outer Arsenal Street near the Towne Center plaza.
Mr. Duffy said while he wouldnt call the inactivation of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team good news, the cuts were not as bad as they could have been and as troop levels stabilize, there will be less fluctuation in the housing market.
The reduction is scheduled to take place until fiscal year 2017 as part of the Armys plan to reduce its soldier total from about 570,000 to nearly 490,000. With 19,024 soldiers on the post, according to the installations 2012 economic impact statement, a loss of 1,500 represents a reduction of about 8 percent.
The Beaver Meadows project was proposed by COR Development Co., Fayetteville, in 2011 as a way to help improve an identified shortage of 1,035 rental housing units in the area.
Though developers have begun to look more carefully at the areas housing market in the wake of the announcement about the reduction, Carl A. McLaughlin, executive director of the Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization, believes the cuts wont have as big an impact as some have predicted.
Mr. McLaughlin said last week that though Fort Drum will have a reduction in overall numbers, the area will have a large contingent of soldiers when large-scale military operations end in Afghanistan in late 2014 and will still have thousands of more soldiers at the end of the reduction period than when military operations started to ramp up in 2003.
COR President Steven F. Aiello was on hand during Mr. Duffys tour and said 40 percent of the units are slated to go to military personnel and their families.
When completed, the Beaver Meadows Apartments will comprise 296 units. The project broke ground in December 2011. The first families moved into the complex in June, when a 40-unit four-story building opened. Three additional buildings at the site are set to open in August, October and November.
COR Development is also working to develop the former Mercy Hospital property in the city of Watertown into a mixed-use complex combining residential, retail and business development.
Mr. Aiello said the Mercy project would be slightly smaller in scale than the Beaver Meadows project, with approximately 200 units located above ground-floor stores and restaurants.
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PROVIDENCE --- The Division I state title will come down to one game.
Cumberland High scored early and often and senior ace pitcher Bethany Paul continued her postseason brilliance on the mound in Monday's championship round against Mount St. Charles Academy at Rhode Island College.
And the final result was a surprisingly-lopsided 15-3 conquest by the fourth-seeded Clippers that not only dealt the ninth-seeded Mounties their first loss of the double-elimination tournament, but set up tonight's 8 p.m. winner-take-all clash back at RIC.
The 12-run rout was the most lopsided score in the Division I championship round in recent memory, and it was a score that surprised Cumberland coach Marty Crowley as he took one last look at the scoreboard before addressing the media.
"Everything in the playoffs has been a one- or a two-run game," he reported. "You'd never expect this, especially in this type of setting, but now it's back to work tomorrow. Mount's going to come back with fire in their bellies and we just have to be ready to answer their challenge."
The Clippers (18-5) swung their bats with authority from start to finish and racked up an astounding 20 hits, an attack that was sparked by leadoff batter Bridget Connors, who had the finest game of her high school career by going 6-for-6 with a pair of doubles, three runs scored, and three runs batted in.
"We hit the ball tonight," added Crowley. "That's what it boils down to. We came out flying right from the start and we scored a run every inning. Top to bottom, we just hit, and it was just one of those nights where we just saw the ball."
No. 9 batter Kayleigh Martins also added gasoline to the fire by going 4-for-4 with a double, a two-run triple in the seventh, and three runs scored. Kelsey Cahill went 3-for-4 with three runs scored, while Kaitlyn Pluta, Krissy Peffer, and Paul each tacked on multiple hits, and Paul also had three RBIs.
All that offense was more than enough support for Paul, as she picked up the win with six solid innings that saw her scatter seven hits, struck out eight, and walked one. Freshman Juliet Nelson mopped up in the seventh.
The Mounties, who fell to 13-10 after winning their first four playoff games, were not only victimized by the Clippers' superior hitting and Paul's pitching, but they also hurt themselves defensively by committing six errors that led to a handful of unearned runs.
"You don't win Division I softball games unless you play clean defense," said Mount coach Cliff Matthews, "We were not prepared to play defense tonight. This wasn't the same team that's been playing in this tournament. It was very disappointing.
"Yes, Cumberland hit the ball, but with all the errors we made, we can't give any team that many extra chances."
The Clippers wasted little time breaking on the board in their opening swings. Connors laced the contest's first pitch deep into the gap in left-center field for a double, and after she raced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Peffer, she scored on a double by Paul that she lined into the left-field corner.
The Mounties nearly tied the contest in their half of the frame, when with two outs, Briana Castro reached on an infield error and Aria DiMeo (who was 3-for-4) followed with a double to right-center. But Paul bounced back to get the dangerous Nicole Silva to tap out to first to end the inning.
In the second, the Clippers struck again, thanks to back-to-back miscues on a base hit to right by Martins. After Cahill drew a walk with one gone, Martins followed with her line single to right that was botched for the first miscue and allowed Cahill to steam into third.
With the throw from the outfield coming back into the infield and Cahill just rounding third, Crowley rolled the dice and waved Cahill home. The gamble paid off when the relay throw home bounced past catcher Alyssa Lanzi and went to the backstop.
The Clippers' third-inning run was also an unearned score, as Becky Geddes reached second on a two-out infield error and Samantha Bertheman drove her home by dropping a line single into right.
In the fourth, the Clippers had runners and first and second with one out for Paul, who ripped a deep drive to left that got caught in the breeze and sailed away from left fielder Carissa Gould for a long single. That scored Connors, who reached base with her third hit of the night.
After a sacrifice bunt by Christina Speroni, Peffer scored Cumberland's fifth run on a wild pitch by MSC pitcher Olivia Hendricks.
The Clippers continued to add to their lead in the fifth, this time off freshman reliever Kristen Rodrigues, by collecting four straight hits with one gone and adding runs on a sacrifice fly to center by Paul and the Mounties' fourth error of the game.
Connors drove in Cahill with the first run of the inning with a hard-hit double to right, and Peffer ripped an RBI single up the middle to plate Martins.
MSC avoided the shutout in the fifth -- and ended Paul's 21-inning scoreless streak in the playoffs -- on a two-out single to left by DiMeo that knocked in Nicole Grinsell, who led off by reaching base on an throwing error, and Emily Hendricks, who beat out a bunt hit.
After the Clippers got those runs back in the sixth on run-scoring singles by Connors and Peffer, the Mounties scored their third run in the bottom of the frame on a RBI single by Taylor Messier, who also finished with two hits.
But the Clippers were far from done, and they extended their lead into double digits by scoring their final four runs in the seventh.
"If you told me at the start of the game that we would have scored three runs, I probably would have thought this was going to be a 3-2 or 4-3 game," said Matthews. "But this was brutal."
Cumberland 111 242 4--15-20-2
Mount St. Charles 000 021 0--3-9-6
Bethany Paul, Juliet Nelson (7) and Krissy Peffer; Olivia Hendricks, Kristen Rodrigues (5) and Alyssa Lanzi. 2B -- Bridget Connors 2 (C), Bethany Paul (C), Aria DiMeo (MSC), Kayleigh Martins (C). 3B -- Kayleigh Martins (C).


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POTSDAM During Ogdensburg Free Academys sectional championship basketball games at SUNY Potsdams Maxcy Hall, Brogan LaRose displays a sign LaRose 3 to support his brothers: Breton, Cavan and Kinnon LaRose.
The full cubic effect was put on display on the court in the fourth quarter of Thursdays 80-48 victory over St. Lawrence Central in the Overall Section 10 semifinals.
The LaRose brothers combined to score 17 points in a 28-10 run that carried the Class B champion Devils (20-1) away from a determined challenge by the Class C champion Larries (10-11), forging momentum for tonights All-NAC Central Division Section 10 Championship game against Massena.
The Class A Raiders (10-8) moved into 7:15 p.m. tipoff with a 64-50 win over Class D champion Madrid-Waddington (16-7). Canton and Salmon River will play another All-Central matchup in the girls championship game at 5:30 p.m.
Breton LaRose buried two threes in the first quarter and finished with a game-high 28 points and 13 rebounds, which included three offensive tap-ins.
Afterward, the senior was honored as the NAC Central MVP and received the 2013 Joe Jukoski Memorial Award from the NNY Officials Board.
Sparked by three first-half, 3-point field goals by Shane Fuentes, three driving conversions by Josh White in the third quarter and the rebounding, interior scoring and kickout passing of Shane Ramsdell, SLC trailed 50-38 heading into the closing seconds of third quarter.
The Devils, who are ranked fourth in this weeks New York State Class B pool, received a prelude to their pullaway when Matt Piercey buried an improvised jump shot under double coverage at the top of the key as the quarter expired.
The fourth quarter opened with Kinnon and Cavan LaRose hitting consecutive 3-pointers. Kinnon and Breton followed with a steal and block that ignited the Devils vaunted running game.
Piercey finished with 16 points and five assists.
It was size versus quickness as No. 3 seed and Class A champion Massena downed No. 2 seed and Class D champion Madrid-Waddington, 64-50, in the second semifinal of the Tournament of Champions.
The Raiders (11-8) will face OFA (20-1) tonight in the Section 10 Overall Finals, where Massena looks to give coach Tom Miller his third overall title by matching up with Blue Devil coach Mark Henry.
Henry is seeking his first title since succeeding Bill Merna for the 2011-12 season.
Madrid-Waddington (16-7) muscled up with the Raiders in the first quarter to lead 15-13.
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The third quarter saw M-W trim the deficit to 46-39 on a buzzer-beating three from Randy Wright.
Massenas Zack Rusaw generated a team-high 18 points going 9-for-17 from the field with nine rebounds and two assists, while Greg Thompson led the Yellow Jackets with 18 points.
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The on-again off-again Finnegan proceedings in Washington struck shares again Thursday. The mid-afternoon reversal and rally spoke of the same underlying bid that has supported the market for six weeks.
In candlestick parlance, Thursday's price pattern was a hammer. Normally, such wash-and-rinse days have the effect of a short-term cleanout of sellers. This paves the way for at least a bounce. In the current case, and due to holiday conditions, Thursday's volume was 22% below average on the Nasdaq and 27% below normal for NYSE activity. This, then, does not render the day's technical action as particularly conclusive.
Meanwhile, on an intermediate-term technical basis, the market has more going for it than against it. The technical positives include outperformance by the financials, emerging markets, China, small-capitalization issues, industrials and consumer discretionary.
In addition, defensive sectors such as the utilities and consumer staples lag. It is logical to think that if market participants' outlook for 2013 is poor, these low-expectation segments would outperform at the expense of cyclical fare, e.g. industrial and consumer discretionary.
That the defensives are lagging — especially the consumer staples — says that participants are rotating into the types of shares that are more likely to benefit from a pick-up in economic activity next year. Therefore, the market appears to be pricing in upward revaluation for '13.
Then there are the retailers, which have lagged since late November. Due to retail sales comprising about one-third of the economy, this bears watching. Retail is an early cycle outperformer normally, and so it would not be expected to outperform throughout an entire bull market.
If the above paragraphs are mostly positive, they are also secondary. The primary indicators which keep a speculator on the right side of the market are the averages and individual leaders.
On this score, two cautionary signs permeate the proceedings like a mist. There is a decided lack of conviction shown by large investors. This is evidenced by lukewarm volume in the averages. Also, few, if any, of the speculative growth glamours have broken out and shown a 20%-25% follow-through. (In the last report, it was noted that "...while some leading issues set up in bases, unequivocal breakouts with corresponding follow-throughs have not been ubiquitous.") This is curious, coming as it does six weeks into an advance.
By way of background, the pattern of a leading growth stock during a bull market is a sideways, base-building phase followed by a breakout of the base, and a follow-through higher. One, two, three. Base, breakout, follow-through. This sequence is typically repeated a few times during a bull before it becomes obvious to the crowd, whereupon price experiences a major correction.
In most cases, a big leader in one bull market will not come back to lead the next bull market. It is similar to the music business. For every artist with longevity such as U2 or Madonna, there will be many one-hit wonders like Vanilla Ice. In the market, the titles that lead in more than one bull, such as IBM (years ago) and Apple, must have something extraordinary going for them.
Once a big-winning stock falls out of favor with market participants, it tends to correct by 70%-plus, on average. (When it comes to glamour stocks, one of the advantages that intermediate-term speculation has over long-term investing is that, when the music stops, a chair can be found, and precious capital protected.)
The 20%-25% follow-through is an excellent litmus test that tells one exactly what type of market one is in. The first-quarter rally in growth titles had a number of names move up 20%-plus post-breakout. The message: The water is warm. By contrast, the third-quarter move did not have the same degree of post-breakout follow-through gains. The potential for profit was much less than first quarter.


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When the beans are cooked, coarsely chop the roasted bell peppers and set aside. In a large saucepan, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the yellow onion and saute until soft and lightly golden, about 6 minutes. Stir in the garlic, chili powder, oregano, cumin, red pepper flakes and the remaining 1 teaspoon salt. Cook until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes. Add the bell peppers, cooked beans, tomatoes and cilantro and cook until the tomatoes are heated through, 5 to 6 minutes. Ladle the chili into individual bowls and sprinkle with the cheese and green onions.
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1971. Italy. Pier Paolo Pasolini. 111 min.
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1971. Italy. Directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini. With Franco Citti, Ninetto Davoli, Silvana Mangano. "Taking 10 tales out of the 100 in Boccaccio's Decameron, Pasolini has created one of the most beautiful, turbulent, and uproarious panoramas of early Renaissance life ever put on film. It is also one of the most obscene, if obscene defines something that is offensive to ordinary concepts of chastity, delicacy, and decency, although I'd hardly call the film offensive to morals" (Vincent Canby, The New York Times, December 9, 1971). In Italian; English subtitles. 111 min.
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YAKIMA, Wash. -- A 15-year-old boy is charged with first-degree murder in connection with Tuesday's fatal downtown shooting, police said. The shots rang out at S. 4th Street and Chestnut Avenue shortly before 6:00 p.m.
Detectives said 26-year-old Octavio Rangel of Yakima was shot in the head. He died at the scene.
Police said two people fled on foot after the shooting. One is still at large. They said there is no clear motive, but it is believed to be gang-related.
The 15-year-old suspect was booked into the juvenile detention center for murder in the first degree.
Neighbors and witnesses gathered around the bloody scene; many in disbelief someone was murdered just outside their door step.
"All of a sudden I heard a pop, pop, pop and then I came over here to see if whoever is ok and I saw the guy on the ground," Donovan Kipling said.
Police told KIMA the altercation started at the nearby bus stop. It quickly escalated into a shooting.
Some neighbors tried to help, but it was too late.
"The nurse came over to help him and instantly he was gone," Kipling said.
Officers barricaded the scene for blocks and combed the area. K9 units led them to an apartment building near N. 6th street. Officers held that apartment on lock down for hours.
"A lot of activity immediately took place right after the shooting, but right now we're following up on some information we have to hopefully quickly identify the suspect," said Yakima Police Captain Rod Light.
Neighbors are coming to terms with the sudden and tragic loss of life in their own backyard.
"That could be somebody's son, or it's their dad, or whoever you know or somebody's uncle. It's unbelievable," Kipling said.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA)-- The federal prosecutors looking into Mayor Vincent Gray's successful campaign have gotten three felony pleas for key staffers in the Gray for Mayor Organization.
There has been no word from prosecutors in months, leading some, but not all, to believe Mayor Gray may bein the clear to at least start thinking about a re-election team and it looks like he could have a lot to run on.
There is $1.5 billion in the city's rainy day fund, a record low homicide rate, a jobless rate that's not much higher than the national average and a plan to spend $100 million on affordable housing.
Mayor Gray said on Monday that if he decides to run he has a record of completing, what he said he would do during the campaign.
On the federal probe, Gray says he has left that up to his attorney.
A call WUSA9 placed to the U.S. Attorney's office to ask where their probe now stands was not returnedby early Monday evening.