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Oct. 9, 2015
Bank of England decides to keep interest rates at record low of 0.5 percent. MORE
Oct. 1, 2015
The Upshot; Mark Carney, governor of Bank of England, delivers speech warning that climate change stands to harm global economy, and calls for aggressive policies and actions; speech, which addresses large-scale consequences of ignoring issue, illustrates how climate change is moving from theoretical scientific debate to start of practical planning to avoid catastrophe. MORE
May. 14, 2015
Bank of England says it expects Britain's inflation rate, which has been at zero for two months, to rise to 0.6 percent by end of 2015. MORE
May. 12, 2015
Bank of England announces it will keep benchmark interest rate at 0.5 percent to allow markets time to react to election victory of Prime Min David Cameron's Conservative Party, which campaigned on fiscal tightening. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Bank of England saays it will test big British banks on their potential soundness against financial problems including global recession. MORE
Mar. 4, 2015
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Oct. 10, 2014
Bank of England again votes to keep its benchmark interest rate at historically-low 0.5 percent; also leaves unchanged its stimulus program of holding 375 billion pounds, or about $603 billion, in government bonds. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Bank of England leaves its key interest rate unchanged at record low 0.5 percent as policy makers seek to balance Britain's robust economic recovery with overheating housing market. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Bank of England announces measures to try to cool England's blistering housing market, sector identified by policy makers as the greatest potential threat to economic recovery; moves to restrict the number of new residential mortgages that were equivalent to, or more than, 4.5 times a borrower's annual income. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Bank of England leaves benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent, and leaves stimulus program unchanged; decision comes despite robust economic data. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Bank of England leaves benchmark interest rate unchanged at record low of 0.5 percent; also leaves in place stimulus program of holding 375 billion pounds, or almost $630 billion, in government bonds that it has purchased over the past five years. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Bank of England abandons its six-month-old strategy of pledging to consider raising interest rates only when unemployment falls to 7 percent, saying it will now take number of factors into account. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Bank of England, facing continued slow growth, decides to leave its benchmark interest range unchanged at record low of 0.5 percent and bond purchasing program unchanged. MORE
Nov. 29, 2013
Bank of England, in surprise step aimed at keeping Britain's housing market from overheating, agrees along with the Treasury to shift focus of so-called Funding for Lending program from mortgages to business loans. MORE
Oct. 11, 2013
Bank of England decides to keep benchmark interest rate unchanged at record low of 0.5 percent in the face of more evidence that country's economic recovery is gaining speed. MORE
Aug. 29, 2013
Bank of England's new governor, Mark Carney, travels to heart of country to convince households and owners of small and medium-size businesses that interest rates will remain low; says he will not yet rein in stimulus efforts. MORE
Aug. 8, 2013
Bank of England says it will aim to keep interest rates at record low until nation's unemployment rate declines to at least 7 percent. MORE
Jul. 5, 2013
European Central Bank and Bank of England, in unprecedented move, commit themselves to keeping interest rates low for indefinite period; move is meant to reassure investors amid criticism that they have run out of ways to promote growth, and brings banks into closer alignment with openness of Federal Reserve. MORE
May. 16, 2013
Bank of England governor Mervyn A King says Britain's economy could grow by 0.5 percent in second quarter after growing 0.3 percent in first quarter; says recovery is 'in sight.' MORE
May. 10, 2013
Bank of England decides to keep its benchmark interest rate at record low of 0.5 percent, and to hold its bond-buying economic stimulus program at about $581 billion; any future changes will likely not occur until Mark Carney replaces Mervyn A King as bank's central governor. MORE
Jan. 11, 2013
European Central Bank leaves its main interest rate at record low of 0.75 percent, as president Mario Draghi points to signs of stabilization across the continent; Bank of England remains wary, deciding to hold to its dismal outlook for 2013. MORE
Dec. 11, 2012
Outgoing Bank of England governor Mervyn A King, in speech in New York, says he is optimistic both that his successor will do well and that the United States will avoid going over the so-called fiscal cliff; says world trade needs to be rebalanced. MORE
Dec. 7, 2012
European Central Bank, acknowledging that the economy is likely to remain weak well into 2013, sharply reduces its growth forecast for the euro zone and leaves its main interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.75 percent; separately, Bank of England decides to hold its benchmark interest rate at 0.5 percent, also a record low. MORE
Nov. 30, 2012
Bank of England report finds that British banks need more capital to protect them against fallout from the crisis in the euro zone, the Libor rate-manipulation litigation and other potential costs. MORE
Nov. 27, 2012
British government, in surprising departure from convention, names Mark J Carney, head of the Canadian central bank, to succeed Mervyn A King as next governor of the Bank of England. MORE
Nov. 27, 2012
Canada's central bank governor Mark J Carney's career at Goldman Sachs made him an atypical figure in his national public service, and his departure for bigger challenges as next governor of the Bank of England was not unexpected by those who knew and worked with him. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
Bank of England governor Mervyn King says British economy might shrink again in the fourth quarter as troubles in the euro zone and rising prices take their toll on fragile recovery; says inflation will remain above 2 percent. MORE
Nov. 9, 2012
European Central Bank president Mario Draghi expresses satisfaction with progress toward resolution of the euro zone crisis, joining the Bank of England in leaving main interest rates unchanged at record lows; some of Draghi's comments seem to leave the door open for future rate cuts and other stimulus measures without committing to them. MORE
Aug. 9, 2012
Bank of England's inflation report says economic output contracted 0.7 percent in the second quarter and growth for 2012 is likely to hover near zero; rules out imminent cut in interest rates. MORE
Jul. 14, 2012
Editorial cites significant evidence that the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and other regulators received and ignored several warnings of Libor rate-rigging at Barclays in the years before the scandal broke; contends that cleaning up the financial system will require exposing and reforming regulatory failures that let banks run amok. MORE
Jul. 6, 2012
Central banks in Europe and China announce measures to address waning economic growth, a response that is all the more striking because it was uncoordinated; China's central bank unexpectedly cuts regulated bank lending rates for the second time in four weeks; the European Central Bank cuts its benchmark interest rate to 0.75 percent, the lowest level in its 14-year history; and the Bank of England announces it will expand its holdings of government bonds by about 15 percent. MORE
May. 17, 2012
Bank of England cuts its economic growth forecast for 2012 to about 0.8 percent from 1.2 percent predicted earlier, and predicts that inflation in the near term will be higher than previously expected. MORE
May. 11, 2012
Bank of England will keep its bond purchasing program unchanged, holding the stimulus program at 325 billion pounds, or $523 billion; also keeps its main interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent. MORE
Apr. 6, 2012
Bank of England keeps its main interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.5 percent, and keeps its bond purchasing program at 325 billion pounds ($516 billion), as expected. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
European Central Bank and the Bank of England cite concerns about growth in the euro zone as reasons for keeping borrowing costs down; ECB leaves its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1 percent, while Bank of England leaves its main interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent. MORE
Dec. 7, 2011
Reuters BreakingViews column; Merck's pledge to invest $1.5 billion in research and development in China suggests that the pharmaceutical industry's center of gravity is shifting eastward; Bank of England announces a new facility to help domestic lenders if the euro zone crisis causes a full-fledged freeze in short-term financing markets. MORE
Nov. 11, 2011
Bank of England agrees to keep its main interest rate of 0.5 percent unchanged because of growing concerns that debt crisis in Europe could push Britain's economy back into recession; will maintain bond-purchasing program at current level of 275 billion pounds. MORE
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By RICHARD SHAWEmery County Progress publisher
Two weeks ago Carbon School District administrators heard from upset parents at Castle Heights about the transfer of a teacher from the second grade in their school to a kindergarten at Wellington Elementary.
Last week the districts board of education heard from Wellington parents about the fact they feel their school has too many students in some classes and that something needs to be done about it.
"Our concern is that the fourth grade has over 30 kids in each class," the appointed spokesperson for the parents, Cody Gunter, told the board. "We hope you will look at these numbers and look at hiring more teachers."
Gunter told the board that a bubble of kids at the fourth grade level has been causing this situation since they started kindergarten. The parents presented numbers in classrooms at Wellington and compared them with Castle Heights.
"We don't want to take anything away from Castle Heights," she explained saying all the parents in the district were in the same boat. "But we feel the classes in the district should be smaller and the numbers evened out across the district."
Gunter said in the past the school had hired extra teachers, but that they had to use title one money they had for other things to do that.
"We just don't want to do that," she said. "When we take that money to do that then it hurts getting new equipment or hiring aides to help out."
Rebecca Mason, a parent at Castle Heights was also at the meeting and said that the change of teachers had been disruptive to both schools.
"I'll echo those sentiments," she said. "We need procedures to mitigate this problem of disruption and changing teachers after school begins. We should take this year as a learning lesson on how to handle these situations."
Another parent from Castle Heights who also spoke said that there should be more foresight in planning for the next school year.
"Our goal is to to get policies and procedures in place so that these problems can be addressed in the spring rather than in the fall after school starts," she said.
After the parents had their say the board told them that the problem with hiring more teachers isn't really in their hands.
"I think the people in this room agree with what you say and we are with you," said board member Ruby Cordova. "But the district gets its money on the weighted pupil unit and we only have so much to spend. What parents need to do is to contact legislators and the state board of education and tell them we need more money to get class sizes down."
Board member Wayne Woodward pointed out that the legislature makes it look like the districts are getting more money, but that money is so restricted that it can't be used for hiring teachers.
"They like to point out how generous they are," he said. "But they often give us money and then tell us how we can spend it. Everyone objects to that , but they don't seem to listen. The electorate needs to put pressure on them to allow us to have control of the money they give us."
One of the parents in the audience pointed out that the board room was quite nicely furnished and that the money could have been used to pay a teacher.
"I think in place of some of these nice chairs the money could have been used in a different way," said Michelle Stansfield.
Darin Lancaster, the district's business administrator, told the parents that the problem is that money in budgets is designated for certain kinds of things and can't be used for salaries.
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By KAREN BASSOSports writer
Utah is filled with lakes, reservoirs, streams and rivers and these waterways allow anglers to enjoy great fishing year round. That is why the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is working toward getting children more actively involved in the outdoor activity.
In a recent publication produced by the wildlife division, southeastern region conservation outreach manager, Brent Stettler explained that the division offers several community events throughout the year to promote youth fishing.
Recently, the local branch of the DWR conducted kids fishing events at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper and also an event in Huntington. The events allowed children to enjoy the outdoor sport by providing proper gear and bait for those who had none.
Events like these are quite common throughout the state and assist parents with the duty of teaching children proper fishing etiquette and technique.
The wildlife division is actively involved in youth fishing events by offering a rod and reel checkout program which gives parents an opportunity to enjoy fishing outings without purchasing equipment.
"Rods and reels can be checked out for free at any DWR office. If a parent already knows that their child likes to fish however, they can buy a beginner's fishing outfit for under $20 at most department or sporting goods stores," explained Stettler.
The wildlife manager also explains that similar equipment is usually available at discount prices in the spring and early summer.
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Depending on the season and availability, grasshoppers, Cicadas and other live insects are also effective.
"When children think of fishing, they think of catching. The frequency of bites, the number of fish they catch and the size of fish are extremely important to beginning anglers," explained Stettler.
The wildlife official suggests that it is important to provide beginners with a series of successful fishing trips in order to get them hooked on the sport.
"One of the best ways to get kids hooked on fishing is to take them where panfish are biting, especially in the late spring and early summer," indicated Stettler.
Panfish such as crappie, bluegills or perch can be caught in good numbers in very little time.
Also, the equipment used to catch panfish is quite simple. A rod and reel, small hook, bobber and a piece of nightcrawler all an angler needs to have a successful outing.
Locally, the Gigliotti Pond in Helper provides young anglers the opportunity to learn how to fish. The pond is stocked with bass, rainbow and bluegill which are relatively easy to snag on a fishing line.
The Helper pond also provides easy access to the water and is handicaped accessible. Best of all, it is a short distance from any Carbon County location.
Although there are several rivers and streams, it is suggested that a beginner stick to the wide open reservoirs and ponds. This gives them a chance to learn proper fishing techniques without obstacles surrounding them.
It is too easy for an angler to snag the rock or tree behind them or across the stream when fly fishing. With a young angler, the chance of doing so is much higher.
Nearby reservoirs allow anglers of all ages great fishing opportunities.
In order to plan a successful fishing outing, wildlife experts suggest that anglers review weekly fishing reports which are available a number of ways. These reports are published weekly in the Sun Advocate and are available through the Price DWR office and the division's website at www.wildlife.utah.gov.
"Having the right equipment and information will go a long way to providing the beginning angler with a positive and fun experience, something that he or she will want to repeat time and again," stated Stettler.
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SANTIAGO, CHILE - The body of Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda will be exhumed on April 8. The move stems from claims by his former driver that the poet was poisoned under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
Neruda is presumed to have died of prostate cancer in 1973. But his former chauffeur and others believe someone injected poison into his stomach during a stay at a clinic in Santiago.
"I maintain Neruda did not die from illness as they said," the poet's former driver, Manuel Araya, said. "Neruda was not sick enough to die. His cancer was under control and he could have lived for eight, 10 more years. His illness was not that serious. When he left here on (September 19, 1973), he walked out, sad because of the death of Allende. But it's not true that Neruda couldn't walk and was, as they say, full of tubes. He never had a tube in his body, never."
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Neruda was a supporter of socialist president Salvador Allende who was toppled in a military coup supported by the CIA nearly two weeks before Neruda's death. Neruda is known for his passionate love poems and staunch communist views.
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A Republican teacher and newspaper editor, Jesse M. H. Graham was elected to represent Montgomery County in the 50th Tennessee General Assembly, 1897-1898. He was not only the first African American chosen to represent Montgomery County, but also the first Republican legislator elected in that district since Reconstruction. On November 15, 1896, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported that Graham had lived in Louisville until October 1895, not only holding a job there, but also registering and voting as a Kentucky resident. His opponent promptly called attention to the three-year residency requirement outlined in the Tennessee state constitution and challenged Graham's eligibility to hold office. He was provisionally seated on January 4, 1897, while the Committee on Elections debated the issue. However, on January 20, 1897, after the committee declared both Graham and his opponent ineligible, the General Assembly passed a resolution, by a vote of 76-0 (with 23 not voting), declaring the seat vacant. Montgomery County voters later elected Democrat John Baggett to the seat.
Graham is the only one of the 19th century black legislators-elect who did not complete a single term in the General Assembly. David Rivers had already served one term before being driven out of Fayette County (and the House seat to which he had just been elected) by racial violence. Samuel A. McElwee served three consecutive terms and even had his name placed in nomination to be Speaker of the House before facing a similar fate in Haywood County, where corrupt election officials later bragged about misrepresenting the number of votes cast. After serving two House terms, John Boyd struggled unsuccessfully to reverse a fraudulent ruling in Fayette County that had nullified his Senate bid. Of all fourteen men, only Graham failed to serve out the only term to which he had been elected.
Jesse M. H. Graham's story leaves us with almost as many questions as answers. He was born in either Nashville or Clarksville (accounts differ) and lived most of his early years in Clarksville, attending public schools in Montgomery and Davidson counties. After he graduated from high school in 1881, he earned a Peabody Scholarship to attend Fisk University, where he studied "common" English and education. As a Peabody scholar, his name appeared in the minute books of the State Board of Education in two separate entries. [The State Board was formed in April 1875 and was charged with overseeing the University of Nashville/ Peabody College and administering the Peabody Scholarships to both black and white students.] On November 30, 1881, Graham's name appeared on a board list under this heading: "The following Bills were presented, found correct, and ordered paid, Fisk University for the following students, viz. . . . Jessee Graham." On January 19, 1883, the names of two future legislators appeared in the list after the statement, "The following bills from Fisk University were found correct and ordered paid: . . . Saml. A. McAlwee . . . Jesse M. H. Graham." A third black legislator was also a Peabody Scholarship recipient: David F. Rivers' name appeared on the list of Roger Williams University students in the April 24, 1883, minutes.
Census records provide little helpful information about the dashing Mr. Graham's marital status, because he listed himself as living alone at the time of each census from 1900 to 1930. An article by Jill Hastings-Johnson suggests that he was married to the daughter of George W. Murphy of Lebanon in Wilson County, Tennessee, but does not provide any information about Miss Murphy except that she lived in Falls City (an early name for Louisville), Kentucky. There is no trace of George W. Murphy, her father, in any census record. The marital-status entry for Jesse Graham in the 1900 census is illegible – it may be either an "M" (married) or a "W" (widowed). In 1920 Graham clearly stated that he was widowed. In 1930 he said that he was married, but was inexplicably living alone as a lodger in a boarding house. After his death in Washington, D.C., a few weeks later, information was provided for his death certificate by Genoveva Graham, who identified herself as his wife. None of the records located thus far have mentioned children.
After teaching school in Kentucky for a time (variously at Allensville, Elkton, and Bloomfield), he took a job as a postal clerk in Louisville, Kentucky, before returning to work in the Clarksville post office. (At some point he seems also to have worked in the Lebanon post office, as well.) An 1891 city directory entry from Clarksville says he was running a saloon at 97 Strawberry Street. The 1917 city directory lists him as a teacher, and a Leaf Chronicle article from the same year agrees that he was "formerly a school teacher in the colored public school of this city." In 1895 he was appointed editor of the Clarksville Enterprise, an African American newspaper.
There is some evidence that Graham may have served in the Spanish American war. A May 16, 1898, article in the Clarksville Leaf Chronicle reports,
J. M. H. Graham has received from the National Volunteer Reserve an enrollment roster, with instructions to secure the enlistment of colored volunteers for the United States Army. A meeting will be held at the courthouse to-night for the purpose of enlisting all volunteers. Steps have already been taken in this direction, about sixty volunteers having thus far been enrolled. Temporarily Jesse Firse has been selected as captain, L. L. Ferguson as First Lieutenant and J. M. H. Graham as Second Lieutenant. It is thought that a full company may be secured at to-night's meeting.
At some point before the onset of World War I, Graham was sent to the Philippines as a clerk in the U. S. Bureau of Audit. He returned to Clarksville briefly, but was soon selected by Colonel E. V. Smith of Nashville to be sent to Iowa for Army officer training. His selection for this program is further evidence that he may have had prior military experience.
During World War I the U.S. Army commissioned more than 1,200 African American officers. The only training camp set up exclusively for black officers was in Fort Des Moines, Iowa, which was operational from June through October 1917. (A few other black officers received their commissions at officer training camps in France, but War Department records do not specify which of those were black and which were white.) Jesse Graham was one of the 638 officers of the 17th Provisional Training Regiment who graduated from officer training in the Fort Des Moines program. Commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army on October 15, 1917, Graham was assigned to the 317th Engineers in Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio. Camp Sherman was just being organized. It opened on November 4, 1917, and demobilized on March 31, 1919.
Honorably discharged at war's end, Graham returned to Tennessee. Making his home once again in Clarksville, he served as an officer of St. Peter's African Methodist Episcopal Church and helped to found American Legion Post No. 143.
In later years Graham moved to Washington, D.C. He was residing there at the time of the 1930 census, in which he listed his occupation as "clerk," presumably for the Bureau of Audit or some other government entity. According to District of Columbia records of deaths and burials, Jesse Graham died at the age of 61 (the census said he was 55) on July 25, 1930 – his death must have occurred very shortly after the census enumerator's visit – and was buried four days later. Information for the death certificate, including his occupation, "Ex-soldier US Army," was provided by his wife, Genoveva Garcia Graham.
The 1900 census for Lumberton, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, listed 24-year-old Genoveva Garcia, born December 1875 in New Mexico. The 1910 census showed the same woman, then 35, working as a cook on the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation in Rio Arriba County. The name seems to have been fairly common among Hispanic women in the Southwest, but most of the other women in census records became Garcias through marriage. How Genoveva came to Washington, D. C., or how she met Jesse Graham remains a mystery, along with many other facts of his life.
However, one fact that has eluded researchers for years has recently come to light. A few days after his 1930 death, Second Lieutenant Jesse "H" Graham of the 317th Infantry Engineers was buried in Section 4, Lot 2735, of Arlington National Cemetery.
Army Center of Military History. Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C. http://www.history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/lineages/branches/eng/0317enbn.htm
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle, November 16, 1896; May 16, 1898; June 14, 1917.
Granberry, Dorothy. "When the Rabbit Foot Was Worked and Republican Votes Became Democratic
Votes: Black Disfranchisement in Haywood County, Tennessee." Tennessee Historical
Quarterly, Vol. LXIII, No. 1, Spring 2004.
Hastings-Johnson, Jill. Montgomery County, Tenn., Archivist. Notes,
McBride, Robert M., and Dan M. Robinson. Biographical Directory, Tennessee General Assembly, Volume II (1861-1901). Nashville: Tennessee State Library and Archives, and Tennessee Historical Commission, 1979.
Nashville American, December 18, 1896.
Scott, Emmett J. Scott's Official History of The American Negro in the World War. 1919. http://www.gwpda.org/wwi-www/Scott/SChA1.htm
Sweeney, W. Allison. History of the American Negro in the Great World War: His Splendid Record in the Battle Zones of Europe; Including a Resume of His Past Services to his Country in the Wars of the Revolution, of 1812, the War of Rebellion, the Indian Wars on the Frontier, the Spanish-American War, and the Late Imbroglio with Mexico. 1919
Tennessee General Assembly. Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Tennessee.
Nashville: Tavel and Howell, 1881, 1883.
Tennessee State Board of Education Minute Book #55. Tennessee State Library and Archives,
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Waters, Charles M., and John L. Butler. Historic Clarksville, 1784-2004. Clarksville, TN: Historic Clarksville Pub. Co., 2004.


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Upward Bound Program helping collect donations - Students from the Upward Bound program are helping our local Newborns in Need Chapter collect: Formula, Infant Clothes, Blankets, Diapers, and Baby Hygiene items. To be donated to our local Castleview Hospital, and families in need in the Carbon and Emery Counties. Upward Bound is a local federally funded program, that helps low income/First Generation Students attend college. If you can donate any of these items it would be greatly appreciated. Drop off locations are at: USU-CEU in the JLSC building room 223, or at Carbon or Emery High Schools Main Offices. For any additional information feel free to contact: Trinity Gibbs-435-613-5319 or Justin Orth 435-613-5436. Items need to be turned in by March 4, 2011.
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Carbon Country Club Golf Course - will try to have 9 holes open for play on March 11. For more information call the Pro Shop at 637-2388.
St. Patrick's Day Dance - March 18 from 7-9 p.m. at the Carbon County Seniors Activity Center, 450 S. Fairgrounds Way. Music provided by Music of the Heart. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served. Donation suggested. Contact Annette at 650-0049 for more information.
Helper Community Blood Drive - March 8 from 2-7 p.m. at the Auditorium, 19 South Main in Helper. Call 1-866-236-3276 if you have questions.
Attention Class of 2001 - We are trying to contact our classmates, our class reunion will be on July 16, 2011. Please contact us with your information: Amy Stevens 650-4194 or Brena Gomez Simkins 650-0290.
Lenten Luncheons - will be held at the United Methodist Church, 10 North 200 East, beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 9 and will continue each Wednesday for the next five weeks. Food will be served from noon to 12:30 and an inspirational talk will be given from 12:30 to 12:45. There is no charge for the lunch but a free will offering will be taken and given to a local charity.
Slovenian Home Sunday Luncheon - March 20 from 3-5 p.m.
Western Mining and Railroad Museum - Located at 296 South Main in Helper, the museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For information, Castle Valley residents may contact the museum at 472-3009.
Carbon County Triad - meets the first Wednesday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at the Price public safety dispatch center.Members focus on law enforcement and aging programs to assist the elderly.
Gallery East - Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Immunization clinic hours - Clinics are scheduled at Southeastern Utah Health District Monday through Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. For information, contact the public health department at 637-3671.
Women's cancer screening - Women 50 years of age or older may qualify for free breast and cervical cancer exams and mammograms. Women ages 40 to 49 may qualify for a low-cost exam.For information, call the public health district at 637-3671.
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Lynnette Mitchell began her career at Head Start as a volunteer before eventually moving into the executive director's chair.
For more than 42 years, Lynnette Mitchell has been helping the youth of Eastern Utah begin their journey into formal education. While her own journey began as a volunteer, Mitchell's dedication to early childhood education allowed her to to travel as far away as China, searching always for the best way to serve and enhance the education of those at Head Start. She will retire at the end of this school year, concluding a career that has literally launched thousands of lives.
"My first three years here were as a volunteer, my son was enrolled," said Mitchell, explaining how her relationship with Rural Utah Child Development Head Start began. "I do not have a degree but after those first years, I found that I loved the program and took advantage of every opportunity to be a part of what was going on here. I stuck around, and eventually I worked my way up."
Mitchell, who will retire as the Executive Director at Head Start in Wellington, was introduced to the newly-developed program in 1971 when her youngest child was four years old.
"I think what impressed me about Head Start was the ability for parents to be involved, but also how fast I saw children learning and gaining the skills they needed to go on and be successful in school," she said.
After volunteering and helping to lead multiple groups, Mitchell became chairman of the parent committee and the policy committee and council before being hired as Health Coordinator in 1974.
"That first job was fun and scary," she said. "I went to Denver on my first day and had to work out the travel, before walking into a meeting with 150 people. That was new for me."
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Mitchell commented that the position really quenched her thirst for knowledge and gave her a great deal to think about. That knowledge was put to good use, as she would become the Head Start organization's director only three months later.
"At Head Start we look at children in a holistic way, we look at their health, their mental health, their dental work. Children in pain cannot learn," she explained. "We help the family develop what they need to, helping them with emergencies, linking them with resources in the community. We provide parenting classes and parents have a large say in the program. I've always said they care most about their children, we need to listen to them."
At Head Start, the school's main objectives are to help children with socialization as well as to prepare them educationally for kindergarten and life, a process Mitchell helped to create. Children are viewed individually and given individual goals, a process that allows kids to learn at their own pace.
"I have seen major changes over the course of my career," she said looking back. "The early head start grant we got ten years ago that allowed us take children from ages 0 to 3. And then about three years ago, we got a directive change and started preparing kids more directly for school."
When Mitchell began with the program, the organization served 120 kids, mostly in the Carbon and Emery County area. Currently, Head Start served 434 children and their families in 9 counties including; Uintah, Duchesne, Carbon, Emery, Grand, San Juan, Sevier, Piute and Wayne.
"She is truly an amazing example for all women and men who want to better their lives," said Head Start co-worker Carla Jones. "She has given her heart and soul to families over the years and has enhanced our communities through the immeasurable growth of those families who reside within them. Because of her, they are stronger than they ever knew possible and are vibrant, involved productive members of society."
While Mitchell had a difficult time picking a favorite memory from the ocean of the last 42 years, she did speak to a couple of her career's greatest joys.
"One of the highlights of my job has been working with the Navajo people," she said, her face immediately alight with love. "I have met so many wonderful people, parents, staff and community. Their culture is truly a beautiful culture."
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Ten days after two pit bulls attacked an elderly woman, they are about to be euthanized and their owner, charged.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) -Ten days after a vicious dog attack, the lives of an elderly woman, two dogs and their owner have changed dramatically.
89-year-old Miriam Seymour continues to recover in the hospital after a recent surgery and several blood transfusions. Her family tells KGUN 9 that she continues to improve. Seymour was checking her mail on March 7th when two pit bulls that were chained together attacked near River and Oracle.
On Friday afternoon, the two dogs will be released from quarantine as required after a bite to check for rabies. They could be euthanized as early as Friday afternoon.
Their owner turned the dogs over to Pima County Animal Care after the attack. That owner has since been charged with two misdemeanor charges for each dog including: leash law violations and biting dog violations. If convicted, the total maximum penalty could include a fine of $6,500 and/or probation and/or jail time.
Did the dogs have any known history of aggression? If so, the owner could be charged with a felony under Fabian's Law.
Animal control says while there's no known history of aggression, earlier this month the mailman complained about one of the dogs roaming the neighborhood. Last month, a neighbor complained about the dogs barking. Those complaints do not appear to add up to any indication that the dogs might have been vicious.
After the attack, the dog's owner did not want to speak to KGUN on camera, but said that the dogs had often escaped the yard and that he had chained them together to prevent it. Tragically, not only did the chain fail to prevent the escape, but it may have contributed to the severity of the attack. Investigators said the victim's legs became entangled, hindering her ability to get away.
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Flights to Leeds from Europe
Flights from Leeds
Just outside the city centre you can find Leeds Tropical World. This park features one of the largest collections of tropical and exotic plans in the United Kingdom.Address: Princes' Avenue, Roundhay, LeedsPhone: +44 113 237 0754 Website: http://www.roundhaypark.org.ukOpening hours: Summer: 10am-6pm. Winter: 10am-4pm
At Turk's Head Yard you can imagine life in the 18th century. Attractions here include historic cottages and a late 19th century public house that serves food and drinks.Address: Briggate, LeedsOpening hours: DailyMore info: Just off Briggate is a criss- cross of alleys and victorian arcades
A grand 18th century manor house, home to the Queen's cousin, provides a day out for the family where you can take in an outstanding art collection. Walk in the spectacular gardens or go for a boat ride on the lake.Address: Harewood Estate, Harewood, LeedsPhone: +44 113 218 1010Website: http://www.harewood.org
The Royal Armouries feature a large collection of military artefacts. The extensive collection features a combination of displays, dramatic interpretations, live action events and interactive technology from the Leeds, London and Portsmouth museums.Address: Armouries Drive, LeedsPhone: +44 113 220 1999Website: http://www.royalarmouries.orgOpening hours: Daily: 10am-5pm
This historic Tudor-Jacobian mansion housing houses a large collection of paintings. It has landscaped gardens, parkland and summer concerts. It also has Europe's largest Rare Breeds Farm with more than 400 animals.Address: Temple Newsam Road, Off Selby Road, LeedsPhone: +44 113 336 7461
Located in Skipton outside Leeds, this steam railway provides scenic journeys between Embsay station, built in 1888, and the Bolton Abbey station. The railway takes you through the picturesque Yorkshire Dales that surround the city of Leeds.Address: Bolton Abbey, Skipton, LeedsPhone: +44 1756 710 614Website: http://www.embsayboltonabbeyrailway.org.uk
Miah's Kitchen has a striking and stylish interior and offers an extensive menu with a careful selection of dishes. The dishes are true to the colourful, regional Indian cuisine.Address: 3 York Place, LeedsPhone: +44 113 245 9922Website: http://www.miahskitchen.co.uk
Dish is a stylish restaurant very popular with its guests. Everyone will find something they like from the creative and modern British menu. Choose from classics like the black pudding.Address: 19 Boar Lane, LeedsPhone: +44 113 318 2274Website: http://www.dishdining.co.ukOpening hours: Closed on Mondays
This former riverside warehouse has a stylish bar, exuding an atmosphere of buzzy informality. Smokehouse and chargrilled are just some of the choice on the eclectic menu.Address: 44 The Calls, LeedsPhone: +44 113 234 3232Website: http://www.brasserie44.com
Maxi's offers oriental food in a busy pagoda-style restaurant. The restaurant specializes in Canton flavours and hot, spicy Peking dishes.Address: 6 Bingley Street, LeedsPhone: +44 113 244 0552Website: http://www.maxi-s.co.uk
Its location on Calverley Street in Leeds city centre makes this restaurant a popular venue. The restaurant has a modern feeling and offer amazing food at reasonable prices. Thai Edge has received many awards for Best Service and Best Oriental Restaurant in the United Kingdom.Address: New Portland Street, 7 Calverley Street, LeedsPhone: +44 113 243 6333Website: http://www.thaiedgeleeds.co.ukOpening hours: Mon-Thu 12pm-2.30pm and 5.30pm-11.30pm. Fri 12pm-2.30pm and 5.30pm-12am. Sat 12pm-2.30pm and 5.30pm-12am. Sun 12pm-3pm and 5.30pm-9.30pm
This was Leeds' first original Café/Bar when it opened in 1994. This place serves sandwiches by day and menus by night. Arts Café Bar and Restaurant also features live music and exhibits artwork.Address: 42 Call Lane, LeedsPhone: +44 113 243 8243Website: http://www.artscafebar.co.ukOpening hours: Daily 12pm-11pm. Sat till late
Located near the legal district, this small friendly café is open from seven in the morning till eight every night (except Sundays). The place serves the standard café fare, in addition to its Thai specialties such as soups, spring rolls or curries.Address: 39 Great George Street, LeedsPhone: +44 113 245 9224Website: http://www.mythaicottage.co.ukOpening hours: 7am-8pm, except Sundays
This café-bar is located in the centre of Leeds and offers something for everyone. Here you can enjoy a coffee or a lunch or why not have an evening meal at this friendly place? They also serve fabulous cocktails made from fresh ingredients.Address: 10 Greek Street, LeedsPhone: +44 113 245 9424Website: http://www.henryscafebar.co.uk
Oranaise Café offers breakfast, lunch and dinner inspired from North African cuisine. Here you can relax in a peaceful and romantic environment with a fresh mint tea and newly made cake.Address: 1 The Crescent, Hyde Park, LeedsPhone: +44 772 972 8331 Website: http://www.oranaise-cafe.co.uk
This vegetarian café serves a range of snacks, sandwiches and hot dishes. They also have great selection of teas. Roots and Fruits is described as a welcoming place and have been in business since 1989.Address: 10-11 Grand Arcade, LeedsPhone: +44 113 242 8313Website: http://www.rootsandfruits.netOpening hours: Mon-Fri 11am-7pm. Sat 10am-7pm
For the ultimate local favourite, visit this pub, hidden away down an alley in the centre of town. Whitelocks is situated in an 18th century building and described as a haven of Old World charm. One local put it like this: "It is the kind of place visitors would love, if they could ever find it."Address: Turks Head Yard, LeedsPhone: +44 113 245 3950Website: http://www.whitelocksleeds.comOpening hours: Mon-Thu 11am-midnight. Fri-Sat 11am-1am. Sundays 12pm-midnight
Baby Jupiter is a delightful and kitsch retro bar located in Leeds' financial quarter. In this basement bar you can enjoy live music accompanied by some good drinks.Address: 11 York Place, LeedsPhone: +44 113 242 1202Website: http://www.babyjupiter.co.uk
This bar is famous for its tasty cocktails and especially popular with the indie crowd. Mojo has won awards and it is constantly referred to in lifestyle magazines.Address: 18 Merrion Street, LeedsPhone: +44 845 611 8643Website: http://www.mojobar.co.uk
Fibre is especially popular with Leeds' best-looking and most well-dressed people. This funky bar turns into a pumping club on the weekends; do not forget to bring your dancing shoes.Address: 168 Lower Briggate, LeedsWebsite: http://www.barfibre.comOpening hours: Sun-Wed 12pm-1am. Thu-Fri 12pm-3am. Sat 12pm-4am
The exterior might be somewhat uninviting, but once you are inside you can see why it is one of Leeds' best underground spots for soul, dance and great indie tunes. The staff and clientele are very friendly.Address: 2a Call Lane, LeedsPhone: +44 1132 340980Website: http://www.wireclub.co.uk
The Leeds Bradford International Airport is located about 18 kilometers from Leeds. By bus, the MetroConnect service links the Leeds City bus and train stations to the airport. The service costs about £4 for a single ticket and £6 return. The buses run every 30 minutes and the journey lasts approximately 30 minutes. http://www.wymetro.com You can also hire transport to and from the airport. +44 113 258 5888 http://www.arrowprivatehire.co.ukAddress: Leeds Bradford International Airport, LeedsPhone: +44 871 288 2288Website: http://www.lbia.co.ukMore info: Prices updated November 2013


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Warwick's Matera racing well
Warwick's Nick Matera has had a solid racing season at Thompson International Speedway in Thompson, Conn.
With 12 races in the books, Matera ranks 13th in points in the Mini Stock division. He has compiled 286 points on the year.
Matera's best finish of the year – and the best Mini Stock finish of his career – was a sixth place on July 5. Matera had started the race in 18th.
Matera has had two other top-10 finishes – an eighth on July 12 and a 10th in his most recent race on August 9.
The season will feature five more races and concludes the weekend of Oct. 12.
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Daniel Cox presents theory and experiment showing a possible explanation for DNA damage detection through quantum behavior of electrons.
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By KELLEY SHINERSun Advocate reporter
The need to stop the over population of cats and dogs is a serious issue.
The proliferation of feral or free roaming strays contributes significantly to Carbon County's mounting cat over population problem.
The FeralFix addresses this by providing low and no cost surgeries for feral cats.
Utah's no more homeless pets program provides humane trapping workshops and educates the public about why trapping neutering and returning is the most effective way to reduce cat homelessness in our neighborhoods.
According to program representative Amanda Bell, there are currently an estimated one million feral cats in Utah. And as the state's population continues to grow, so does the number of stray and feral cats entering local animal shelters.
As a result of the uncontrolled situation, 25,000 cats are euthanized in Utah shelters every year.
There are simple ways Carbon County residents can help prevent a population explosion, pointed out Bell.
First, prevention is the key. Spaying or neutering pets is the most humane and least expensive way residents can help control Utah's animal overpopulation.
Second, through trap, neuter and return efforts, the state program has been sterilizing feral felines for five years and making a major impact in the quality of the cats' lives.
Local residents should remember that, no matter how wild feral cats may seem, felines are still domestic animals, stated Bell. Cats require human help if the animals are to thrive.
Carbon County residents who are feeding strays can safely trap and have the cats spayed or neutered at a reduced rate.
The procedures will prevent hundreds of unwanted kittens from being born.
Many people may not know that TNR is readily available in Utah, with many organizations loaning traps and offering low-cost spay or neuter services, continued Bell.
It's the best way for people to prevent more unwanted kittens from showing up doorsteps year after Year.
TNR is the only long term, effective way to maintain feral colonies, pointed out Bell. Trapping and killing stray cats rarely fixes the problem.
All it takes to restart the problem is one un-sterilized cat moving into a neighborhood..
While many people would rather get rid of the cats, that's not an effective long term option, noted the state program representative.
Feral cats and wild animals will always show up where there's food and shelter. '
That's why TNR is the most humane, effective way to help the animals and control populations.
Sterilized, vaccinated colonies are territorial and not readily willing to let unfamiliar unsterilized cats into the colony, said Bell.
For additional information or assistance in scheduling TNR services, Carbon County residents may contact the program at 801-364-0370, extension 18.


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Alaska, the Alps, the Karakoram: The DAS Parka has long been synonymous with cold-weather alpine climbing the world over – and our recent revisions make it the best DAS to date. A well-sculpted fit maximizes warmth (while still sized as a belay parka) with lofty 120-g PrimaLoft Synergy insulation throughout and an additional layer of 60-g PrimaLoft ONE wrapping the torso. The lightweight, PU-coated nylon ripstop shell (with DWR finish) is durable, water-resistant and windproof. All this while shaving a few ounces of weight from older versions. A single-pull, adjustable, helmet-compatible hood and a tall collar traps extra heat. A few fine points: zippered and insulated handwarmer pockets, a zippered chest pocket, large interior mesh pockets for drying gloves, elasticized cuffs, a drawcord drop-tail hem and a 2-way zip (with internal, insulated wind flap) that lets you see your belay device. Stuffsack included.
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Thursday, October 02, 2008 - 21:52 PM
Clutch And The Sword Hit Nashville
Well, the rock and roll never stops...Last night I had the pleasure of witnessing two massive doses of rock and roll here in good old Nashville, Tennessee. Meinl Cymbal artists Jean Paul Gaster of Clutch and Trivett Wingo of The Sword rolled through town. The bands set up shop at the Cannery Ballroom, a super old factory which is now seeing better days as a venue.
Trivett and The Sword brought their brand of doom-laden rock and roll to the stage to much applause, as it seems that more and more people are catching on to just how great of a band that these guys actually are. Trivett, for his part, drives this band with a zen-like earnestness. He never betrays any emotions while playing. His calm demeanor is actually a forceful presence that commands attention. Be sure and check these guys out when they hit the arenas later this year while opening for the mighty Metallica!
Jean Paul and Clutch headlined the show, and as usual they brought their hardcore fan base of serious rabble-rousers and genre crossed music fans. JP has mastered the art of swinging in the context of thrown down rock and roll, and last night he gave a great showcasing of his awesome abilities. Literally, JP just keeps getting better and better at playing the drums. Not many people who play professionally can lay claim to that, but JP can.
So check out some pics that my good friend Rick Malkin took while hanging out at the show, and check out Clutch at www.pro-rock.com and The Sword at www.swordofdoom.com. Good stuff.
2 responses to "Clutch And The Sword Hit Nashville"
Warren posted on Oct 06, 2008 - 11:19 AM
great pictures chris!
Chris Brewer posted on Oct 06, 2008 - 17:44 PM
Thanks Warren. As I mentioned, Rick Malkin took those. In fact, he takes A LOT of the pix you see Meinl using in ads, catalog, website, etc.
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Wrestlers from Mont Harmon and Helper Junior High represented Carbon County at the Junior High State 1A, 2A, and 3A wrestling tournament held in Delta on Feb. 2. Top wrestlers from 30 schools throughout Utah attended the tournament.
The Carbon wrestlers garnered one state championship and two second place finishes along with one seventh place finish.
Dustin Howa from Helper won three matches in the 128 lb. weight class and upset the top ranked wrestler, Tyson Church from North Sanpete before advancing to the championship round.
In the championship round, Howa was matched up with Keyan Lance from Wasatch. Howa defeated Lance by a fall, winning the state championship. Howa finished with a 26-6 record for the season.
Trent Greenhalgh from Mont Harmon won three matches by fall in the 86 lb. class before meeting Ethan Smith from Wasatch in the championship round. Greenhalgh lost by decision and placed second in the tournament. Greenhalgh's overall season record is an impressive 48-3.
Timmy Urbanik from Mont Harmon won three matches in the 170 lb. class before meeting Brent Peterson from Uintah in the championship round. Urbanik lost by a controversial 6-5 decision in overtime and placed second in the tournament. Urbanik's overall season record is 16-2.
Courtney Ivory from Mont Harmon won three matches in the 170 lb. class in a full 32 man bracket and advanced to the ninth round. Ivory won three matches and lost two matches which earned him seventh place in he tournament. Ivory has a season record of 22-9.
Kenny Davis from Helper wrestled in the 83 lb. class and advanced to the eighth round. Davis won three matches and lost two matches, placing him with the top 12 wrestlers.
Todd Hicken from Mont Harmon wrestled in the 145 lb. class and advanced to the fourth round before losing his second match.
Wasatch won the first place team trophy, with Uintah taking second place, and Delta taking third.
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LYMAN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Two people were injured when an ultralight plane crashed in the woods off of Beech Street in Lyman Saturday morning.
The Goodwins Mills Fire Department says two people were in the plane when it crashed just before 9 a.m. Saturday. The pilot and passenger were taken to Southern Maine Medical Center to be treated for minor injuries. Their identities have not been released.
A Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson says the plane had taken off from Eliot and was headed to Wiscasset. The plane developed an engine problem and the pilot attempted to divert it to Sanford.
The FAA is continuing to investigate the cause of the crash. All nearby roads remain open to traffic as the investigation continues.


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18 U.S. Code § 1958 - Use of interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder-for-hire
(a) Whoever travels in or causes another (including the intended victim) to travel in interstate or foreign commerce, or uses or causes another (including the intended victim) to use the mail or any facility of interstate or foreign commerce, with intent that a murder be committed in violation of the laws of any State or the United States as consideration for the receipt of, or as consideration for a promise or agreement to pay, anything of pecuniary value, or who conspires to do so, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for not more than ten years, or both; and if personal injury results, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for not more than twenty years, or both; and if death results, shall be punished by death or life imprisonment, or shall be fined not more than $250,000, or both.
(b) As used in this section and section 1959—
(1) "anything of pecuniary value" means anything of value in the form of money, a negotiable instrument, a commercial interest, or anything else the primary significance of which is economic advantage;
(2) "facility of interstate or foreign commerce" includes means of transportation and communication; and
Source(Added Pub. L. 98–473, title II, § 1002(a),Oct. 12, 1984, 98 Stat. 2136, § 1952A; renumbered § 1958 and amended Pub. L. 100–690, title VII, §§ 7053(a), 7058(b),Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4402, 4403; Pub. L. 101–647, title XII, § 1205(k), title XXXV, § 3558,Nov. 29, 1990, 104 Stat. 4831, 4927; Pub. L. 103–322, title VI, § 60003(a)(11), title XIV, § 140007(b), title XXXII, § 320105, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(L), (N), (Q),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 1969, 2033, 2111, 2147, 2148; Pub. L. 104–294, title VI, §§ 601(g)(3), 605 (a),Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3500, 3509; Pub. L. 108–458, title VI, § 6704,Dec. 17, 2004, 118 Stat. 3766.)
2004—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 108–458, § 6704(1), substituted "facility of" for "facility in".
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 108–458, § 6704(2), inserted "or foreign" after "interstate".
1996—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–294substituted comma for "or who conspires to do so" after "or who conspires to do so" and substituted "this title or imprisoned" for "this title and imprisoned" before "for not more than twenty years".
1994—Pub. L. 103–322, § 330016(1)(Q), which directed the amendment of this section by substituting "under this title" for "not more than $50,000", could not be executed because the phrase "not more than $50,000" did not appear in text subsequent to amendment of subsec. (a) by Pub. L. 103–322, § 60003(a)(11). See below.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–322, § 330016(1)(N), substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $20,000" after "injury results, shall be".
Pub. L. 103–322, § 330016(1)(L), substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $10,000" before "or imprisoned for not more than ten years".
Pub. L. 103–322, §§ 140007(b), 320105, each amended subsec. (a) by inserting "or who conspires to do so" after "anything of pecuniary value,".
Pub. L. 103–322, § 60003(a)(11), substituted "and if death results, shall be punished by death or life imprisonment, or shall be fined not more than $250,000, or both" for "and if death results, shall be subject to imprisonment for any term of years or for life, or shall be fined not more than $50,000, or both" before period at end.
1990—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–647, § 3558, substituted "section 1959" for "section 1952B" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 101–647, § 1205(k), added par. (3).
1988—Pub. L. 100–690, § 7053(a), renumbered section 1952A of this title as this section.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–690, § 7058(b), substituted "ten years" for "five years".
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On today's show, we'll talk to Jack Berry and Ollie Gray, the guitarist and drummer, respectively, for The Garbage-Men, a five piece-band of high school kids from the Sarasota, Florida area.
The Garbage-Men make their instruments from, well, just about anything they can find: cereal boxes, yardsticks, buckets, PVC tubing. Their message? Berry says they want to spread the word that recycling means more than just putting your bottles in a container to be picked up once a week. Reduce, reuse, recreate.
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AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONTEMPT - POTSDAM - St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies charged Steven Amador, 22, of 92 state Route 345, Apt. 2, Potsdam, with a felony count of first-degree aggravated criminal contempt, third-degree assault and criminal obstruction of breathing after responding to a domestic dispute complaint at 8:05 p.m. Monday at the residence.
Deputies allege Amador forced his 19-year-old girlfriend to the ground and strangled her during an argument. He also reportedly punched his girlfriend in the face, injuring her.
She was residing at the residence with Amador, but the altercation violated an order of protection already in place that directed Amador not to harass, annoy or alarm his teenage girlfriend.
Amador was arraigned by Pierrepont Town Justice Robert Camp and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility with bail set at $1,000. The court also signed a temporary order of protection directing Amador to have no contact with the female.
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