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News about Ron Paul, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 6, 2015
Jesse Benton, supporter and onetime adviser to Sen Rand Paul, is charged with paying Iowa lawmaker Kent Sorenson $70,000 to secure endorsement of senator's father Rep Ron Paul during 2012 presidential bid; accusation comes as latest blow to Rand Paul's struggling 2016 campaign. MORE
Apr. 7, 2015
Sen Rand Paul, preparing to announce candidacy for 2016 Republican nomination, will seek to distance himself from legacy of his father Ron Paul, who had several unsuccessful presidential bids in past; elder Paul will likely have only minor role in campaign. MORE
Feb. 9, 2015
Sen Rand Paul is adopting different strategy than his father, former Rep Ron Paul, as he prepares for his likely 2016 bid to be Republican nominee for president; Paul is trying to bridge gap between fervent supporters of his father's previous campaigns and with more mainstream elements of the Republican Party. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Op-Ed article by Brian Doherty, senior editor at Reason magazine, examines state of libertarian wing of Republican Party, in light of Rep Ron Paul's retirement; assesses future and observes that Sen Rand Paul may not only be a standard-bearer for libertarians, but also for the Republican Party. MORE
Aug. 29, 2012
Backers of Rep Ron Paul protest at the Republican National Convention what they say are moves by Republican leadership to squelch their movement's rise; part of Maine's delegation walks out; protests signal deeper party divisions bubbling under the telegenic surface of Mitt Romney's nomination at the convention. MORE
Aug. 27, 2012
Ron Paul exerts a strong presence on the eve of the Republican convention in Tampa, Fla, delivering a speech to nearly 10,000 eager supporters at a rally inside the University of South Florida's Sun Dome. MORE
Aug. 26, 2012
Supporters of Rep Ron Paul, after a valedictory rally in Tampa, Fla, are eager to build on his electoral advances and youth support; Paul will not speak at the Republican National Convention, but his libertarian views found new attention in the Tea Party era and served as the focus of a determined grass-roots effort to shake up the Republican establishment. MORE
Aug. 25, 2012
Mitt Romney's campaign extends an olive branch to the small army of Ron Paul delegates who will attend the Republican National Convention by scheduling a tribute video to Paul, even as it tries to make sure that such an insurgency does not arise in future campaigns. MORE
May. 23, 2012
Rep Ron Paul's dedicated supporters are setting their sights down-ballot in an attempt to infiltrate the top echelons of the Republican Party, now that Paul has lost the 2012 presidential nomination; Republican Party officials say they are in daily contact with Paul, in a delicate effort to harness the energy around him without inciting his supporters. MORE
Mar. 28, 2012
Strategists for Republican presidential candidate Rep Ron Paul are searching for answers as to why his strengths did not coalesce into a candidacy with a real shot at the GOP presidential nomination; not even Paul can entirely explain why the passion he generated in the primary season did not translate into more votes. MORE
Mar. 20, 2012
Presidential candidates disclose their monthly campaign fund-raising for February 2012; Pres Obama raised $45 million, a big increase for the month; Mitt Romney raised $11.5 million, Rick Santorum raised more than $9 million and Ron Paul reports $3.3. million in contributions; Newt Gingrich has not yet released his report. MORE
Feb. 17, 2012
Relationship between Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Ron Paul stands out for its behind-the-scenes civility, in a contest rife with angry rivalries. MORE
Feb. 6, 2012
Interviews with Rep Ron Paul and scores of his relatives, friends and colleagues reveal that Paul's unusual political views were largely shaped by his early family life; Paul has held on to those views with unwavering fidelity, and they have directed not only his political career but also the way he lives his life (Series: The Long Run). MORE
Feb. 3, 2012
Residents of a Nevada town in Nye County have little use for government regulations, be it permits, stop signs, gun regulations or anything that would threaten its brothels; it is the heart of Ron Paul country, the one county in Nevada that the 76-year-old congressman from Texas carried in the 2008 Republican caucuses, and a place that wears its libertarianism proudly. MORE
Feb. 2, 2012
Surge of support for Ron Paul in Nevada since the 2008 election has revolutionized the state Republican Party; 25 percent of party members in Clark County, which includes Las Vegas, back Paul; trend showcases the candidate's long-term goal of changing the national party from within. MORE
Jan. 16, 2012
Advisers to Ron Paul say they are in the 2012 presidential campaign to win, but they are also trying to leverage what they have to try to force the Republican Party to take his and his supporters' views into account. MORE
Jan. 11, 2012
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul finishes a strong second in New Hampshire primary, which in many ways is the more telling outcome in a race where Mitt Romney's dominance was never in doubt; outcome seems to give Paul, often dismissed as a protest candidate, reason to extend his campaign. MORE
Jan. 7, 2012
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul makes his first campaign appearance in New Hampshire three days after the Iowa caucuses, prompting grumbling from some of his supporters and raising questions about whether he is serious about winning the primaries in the state. MORE
Jan. 7, 2012
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column excoriates Republican presidential candidates Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul for once again using race to pander to the right; offers chart to debunk claims that blacks and other minorities participate in food stamps programs more than white Americans. MORE
Jan. 5, 2012
Republicans alarmed by Rep Ron Paul's strong performance at the Iowa caucuses will have to tread especially carefully in light of his growing appeal among young voters; observers say Paul could mount strong independent bid should he fail to gain the Republican nomination. MORE
Jan. 5, 2012
Newt Gingrich, following fourth-place bruising in the Iowa caucuses, immediately begins fulfilling vow to take on Gov Mitt Romney and Rep Ron Paul more aggressively; anti-Gingrich ads aired by the Romney and Paul campaigns helped derail Gingrich's surge in the lead-up to the caucuses. MORE
Jan. 4, 2012
Analysis; Mitt Romney's narrow win over Rick Santorum in the Iowa caucuses, with Rep Ron Paul placing a close third, ensures that Republican primary contests will be fought aggressively for additional weeks or months; caucuses illustrate how deep ideological divisions among Republicans continue to complicate their ability to focus wholly on defeating Pres Obama. MORE
Jan. 4, 2012
Few Republican strategists expect Ron Paul to be elected president, but his third-place finish in the Iowa Republican caucuses shows that at the least he will be a force to be reckoned with in the primaries, and in GOP politics. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Outcome of the Iowa caucuses, curious political ritual that is about to open yet another race for the White House, will set a tone for the race after a yearlong prelude that has been off the charts in its unpredictability; Republican candidates enter a final day of frenzied campaigning, with top runners Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Rep Ron Paul rushing to claim victory as the contest then moves to New Hampshire. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry, on last day of campaigning before the caucuses, implore Iowans to turn out for them. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Republican presidential candidates are making final appeals to Iowa voters as caucus draws near; volatility of race is underscored by latest Des Moines Register poll showing Mitt Romney and Ron Paul essentially tied for the lead with Rick Santorum gaining momentum close behind. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column examines Rep Ron Paul's presidential campaign and the basis of his appeal; asserts that in this unprecedented era of American failure, it sometimes takes a fearless crank to expose realities that neither Republicans nor Democrats are particularly eager to acknowledge. MORE
Dec. 31, 2011
Representative Ron Paul of Texas, during campaign events in Iowa, assails critics of his opposition to United States military involvement abroad, saying he fears an overreaction to worries about Iran's nuclear program could lead to war. MORE
Dec. 30, 2011
Many of the Republican presidential candidates indicate that they hold expansive views about the scope of executive powers they would wield if elected, even as they advocate for limited government; only Ron Paul argues for more limited presidential power, while Rick Perry, Jon M Huntsman Jr, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney see the commander in chief as having the authority to lawfully take extraordinary actions if he decides doing so is necessary to protect national security. MORE
Dec. 30, 2011
Mitt Romney's presidential campaign signals that it will campaign aggressively in Iowa, a state that spurned him in 2008, just as polls are suggesting a surge by Rep Ron Paul. MORE
Dec. 30, 2011
Rep Ron Paul's relatively dovish stance on foreign policy raises the question of whether his views are so far out of the Republican orthodoxy that they will limit his support in many places. MORE
Dec. 29, 2011
Rep Ron Paul's presidential campaign has issued strict orders to its young volunteer supporters in Iowa to look and behave in a way that will not jeopardize Paul's chances; the orders seem to be a recognition of the fact that while the hundreds of volunteers from out-of-state may be Paul's most potent weapon, there is the possibility that they may rub Iowa voters the wrong way. MORE
Dec. 29, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney criticizes Ron Paul's approach to foreign policy as polls show both men are in the lead in Iowa; as caucus grows near, all six contenders search for ways to win voters' support across the state. MORE
Dec. 28, 2011
Republican presidential candidates are in a final push to win over undecided voters in Iowa as the caucuses prepare to open; most are sharpening their criticism of Ron Paul, hoping to keep his support from growing among voters who might consider a vote for a Paul as a message of frustration to Washington. MORE
Dec. 28, 2011
Editorial urges Ron Paul to release a full and detailed account of his role in the offensive and discriminatory newsletters published in the 1980s and 1990s under his name and to completely disavow his racist supporters in order to clear his discredited presidential campaign. MORE
Dec. 26, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's popularity among far-right fringe groups, many of them discriminatory, has begun to attract scrutiny as he surges in election polls; although Paul has stated that he does not agree with the racist and bigoted opinions held by some groups of supporters, he has not disavowed their support. MORE
Dec. 24, 2011
Newt Gingrich sharply criticizes Republican opponent Ron Paul for the discriminatory statements made about blacks and gays in newsletters attributed to the Texas congressman, as controversy over the inflammatory remarks continue to dog Paul's presidential campaign. MORE
Dec. 20, 2011
Conservative publication The Weekly Standard reprises reports of incendiary and discriminatory language used in Republican presidential candidate Rep Ron Paul's newsletters; focus on his newsletters comes as Paul's standing quickly improves in primary polling. MORE
Dec. 17, 2011
Ron Paul's built-in networks of loyal backers established during his 2008 presidential bid have given the Republican candidate a decisive organizational advantage in 2012 election; analysts say years of groundwork are an important reason that some polls show Paul within striking distance of victory in the Iowa caucuses; Paul's backers are diverse, ranging from college students enthusiastic about his antiwar stance to conservative populists who are suspicious of Wall Street. MORE
Dec. 16, 2011
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column asserts that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's hard-money doctrine and paranoia about inflation have come to dominate the Republican Party's views on the economy; argues that this economic doctrine, like Paul, has been remarkably consistent, clear and wrong. MORE
Nov. 26, 2011
Gail Collins Op-Ed column on the writings and musings of Ron Paul, libertarian congressman from Texas who now seems to have an outside chance of winning the Iowa caucus vote. MORE
Nov. 19, 2011
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul's campaign is picking up momentum in Iowa, as two polls show he is in a statistical tie for first place; many credit his growing popularity to his ability to organize and mobilize niche voters, along with help from grass roots organizations and heavy advertising. MORE
Oct. 13, 2011
Ron Paul's right eyebrow visibly droops during televised Republican presidential candidate debate, causing many to speculate that he is wearing false eyebrows, a claim that his campaign spokesman vehemently denies. MORE
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Iowa: Charges Dropped Against One Ron Paul Aide
A federal judge dismissed charges Friday against Ron Paul's 2012 presidential campaign manager.
October 10, 2015, Saturday
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Rand Paul Aide Indicted on Charges of Hiding Payments
Jesse Benton, who was the campaign manager for Ron Paul, is accused of paying a former Iowa state lawmaker for his support in the caucuses.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Benton, Jesse , Paul, Rand , Paul, Ron , Presidential Election of 2016 , Presidential Election of 2012 , Sorenson, Kent , Campaign Finance
Rand Paul Begins to Make Believers Out of His Father's Supporters
Backers of Ron Paul, who had been reluctant to support his son Rand, are warming up to Rand Paul's positions on the N.S.A. and on foreign intervention.
June 3, 2015, Wednesday
Rand Paul Strikes a Nerve in Bastion of Liberal Manhattan
Senator Rand Paul ventured to the Strand bookstore, where he and his wife, Kelley, appeared before fans who are upset with government surveillance and American interventionism overseas.
May 27, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Paul, Kelley Ashby , Paul, Rand , Paul, Ron , Rand, Ayn , Manhattan (NYC) , Strand Bookstore (Manhattan, NY) , Books and Literature , Presidential Election of 2016
Rand Paul's Donations Show His Small-Town Appeal
Much of the Republican candidate's initial small-dollar support from online donations has come from smaller cities and towns.
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Campaign Finance , Presidential Election of 2016 , Paul, Rand , Paul, Ron
The Best Reason to Take Rand Paul Seriously Has Nothing to Do With His Politics
The Kentucky senator's policy views make him a novelty. But his campaign's mastery of the details makes him a contender.
April 10, 2015, Friday
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Can Rand Paul Win With His Principles?
To win on the national stage, the Republican presidential candidate will have to embrace some of the party's extreme social positions.
April 8, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Editorials , Paul, Rand , Libertarianism (US Politics) , United States Politics and Government , Paul, Ron , Republican Party , Presidential Election of 2016
Rand Paul Is Trying to Match His Father's Success With Small Donors
Ron Paul raised more than $39 million in his 2012 run, but his supporters won't necessarily help his son.
April 8, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Paul, Rand , Campaign Finance , Paul, Ron , Presidential Election of 2016 , Political Action Committees , Presidential Election of 2012
Whatever Happened to Running as a Libertarian?
In 1988, Ron Paul ran on the Libertarian Party ticket. Today, his son knows not to do so.
April 7, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Paul, Rand , Paul, Ron , Libertarianism (US Politics) , United States Politics and Government
Ron Paul Is Expected to Play Little Role in Rand Paul's Campaign
As the Kentucky senator prepared to announce Tuesday that he will run for president, his advisers said he would not rely on being the son of a man who fared well in 2008 and 2012.
April 7, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON RON PAUL AND: Paul, Rand , Paul, Ron , Presidential Election of 2016 , Kentucky , Republican Party
The Republican Presidential Field
A look at the Republicans who are seeking their party's presidential nomination.
Ron Paul's Cyber-Campaign
With the help of the Internet, Ron Paul's quest to become president has taken on a life of its own.
The Candidacy of Dr. Ron Paul
The most radical congressman in America is a Republican from Texas. And he's running for president.
The Money Race
Search the Ron Paul's financial reports by donor name, employer, and ZIP code.
Articles From Other Publications
An Also-Ran in the GOP Polls, Ron Paul Is Huge on the Web
Washington Post, June 16, 2007
Paul the Apostate
The Economist, July 19, 2007
Council on Foreign Relations, Sep. 3, 2008
The 2012 Presidential Campaign, Week by Week
Every week during the 2012 presidential campaign, The Times posted a slide show recapping the events of the past seven days.
Floor Fights and Ron Paul
Jim Rutenberg reports on demonstrations by Ron Paul supporters on the floor of the 2012 Republican National Convention.
TimesCast Politics | August 27, 7 P.M.
Full broadcast of day one of the Republican National Convention.
Stealing Coverage From the Republicans
On Sunday August 26th, a number of fringe groups staged actions to take attention away from the Republican National Convention.
Alternative Republican Voices at the Convention
As Republicans gathered to name Mitt Romney their presidential candidate, not everyone in the party was on the same page.


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BUFFALO, NY- The wife of a baseball legend left her mark in Buffalo Monday.
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown declared June 17, 2013 Rachel Robinson day in the city of Buffalo.
Rachel Robinson, widow of baseball hall of famer Jackie Robinson, came to Buffalo to speak at New Era Cap's annual sales meeting at the Statler City Hotel.
Robinson's husband was the first African American to play Major League Baseball and she spoke about the struggles and triumps of their life together.
Robinson and her husband were both civil rights activists and are seen as key figures in the fight for equality in the 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond. She shared stories of her experiences during such a historic time with the crowd of New Era employees.
Robinson, 91, now continues to run a foundation in her husband's honor, the Jackie Robinson Foundation, that provides scholarships and educational and leadership development to minority youth across the country. Chris Koch, the CEO of New Era, serves on the foundation's board of directors.
Jackie's story was the subject of the recent hit movie "42", which of course was the number he wore with the Brooklyn Dodgers.


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The Facebook app is one that has come under fire quite a bit in recent months for not running as many users feel the app for the most visited webs site in the world should They probably have a point as the Facebook app is riddled with bugs and other issues that Facebook just can not seem to get right. However, it appears that they are starting to address at least some of the bigger issues as the company has new released a new beta build for their Facebook app for BlackBerry devices such as unlocked Bold 9780, Torch 9800, etc... This is something that people have been waiting for for quite some time, and should address some of the larger issues that have been a problem thus far. The huge overhaul of the current app has been going on since the middle of March but this is the first time that the app is available for beta testing by the users.
The update to version 2 will bring a number of different updates including the ability to use your Wi-Fi connection in conjunction with the app as well as giving the users the ability to receive push notifications from the app while they are connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Some of the more common bugs that have been reported with the app include freezing, an inability for users to be able to navigate seamlessly from one screen to another depending on the screen and the chat feature not working up to par with how many users feel that it should. Hopefully this update will be able to add new features as well as addressing some of the previous problems that many users have had with the app thus far. This is definitely good news for users of the BlackBerry app, which is a platform that has had the most problems with the Facebook app so far.


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CANTON Sentencing for the man found guilty in the attempted kidnapping of a Massena woman in September has been adjourned to next year.
Patrick R. Lloyd, 25, of New York City, will be sentenced for felony second-degree attempted kidnapping at 9:15 a.m. Jan. 13 in St. Lawrence County Court. He is expected to face eight years in prison as a second offender.
Mr. Lloyd, along with Miranda M. Green, 19, of 16 Haskell St., Massena, pleaded guilty Sept. 19 to shoving Catherine A. Berry, 18, to the ground and punching and kicking her in the face several times on Feb. 16. The couple admitted to stopping Ms. Berry on the street, restraining her hands and trying to force her into their vehicle before their actions drew the attention of neighbors in the Sycamore Street area where the incident took place. Ms. Berry suffered bruises and facial swelling as a result of the attack.
Ms. Green was sentenced Oct. 21 to one to four years in state prison. She was sentenced as a youthful offender, meaning she will not have a criminal record after serving her time.
Mr. Lloyds Nov. 6 sentencing date was adjourned because of pending federal drug trafficking charges against him.
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So I am thinking about the national guard. I just finished my mssw and am about to obtain my lmsw to start occurring clinical hours. Two questions; first, does AMEDD utilize lmsw's? (Everything h I read says unrestricted License which would be a lcsw). Second any social workers out there who have went through AMEDD and want to share your experience?
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I was recently approved by the AMEDD board to commission here in Arizona. From my understanding, you must have an unrestricted clinical license. I would speak to your recruiter about it and possibly start the process early, as it took me 10 months to complete the paperwork and submit the required documents, and hear a response from the AMEDD Board, which I believe meets every month. Good luck, and don't wait to get those clinical hours!
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Wow, 10 months. I should be accruing clinical
Hours starting in August (I work for the department of Veterans Affairs and they are very good about coordinating those). How long will your basic training be, I seem to read and hear different timelines. Do you know any other social workers who have been in AMEDD and their experience?
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My understanding about training is that I will participate in the "short course" of BOLC at Fort Sam. This consists of an approximately 83hr self-completed online/computer education, and once that is complete, you are eligible to attend the 27-day training at Fort Sam, which is primarily FTX. I'm asking about attending the long course, which is about 7 weeks at the core, with a few weeks of other required trainings, as well- I'll have to see if there is funding for it. In the long course, you complete all of the educational pieces while on post- death by PowerPoint, I'm sure- but I think it would be good experience to live the life full time for a couple months to get a better feel for it, rather than trying to learn it at home or while attending monthly drill. I'll let you know how it goes.
I have still yet to meet or speak with any other social workers or those that have AMEDD experience, except for the CPT (he's an MD) of the Medical Support Company, and that was through brief emails. I'm still in the same boat as you with that.
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Have they gave you any idea about deployment yet? It appears from what I am reading social workers are in high demand
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I wouldn't be eligible for deployment, or even the annual 2-week training, until BOLC is complete. Deployments are just a part of the gig- be prepared for it. I've heard that Social Workers can be deployed with their unit, as well as an individual to help in a critical shortage area.
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Yea I figured deployments were to be expected just wondering how long they average
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Social workers are heavily utilized in the Guard in the absence of many psychologists or psychiatrists. You will get good exposure to mental health pathology in addition to preventative work.


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Troy Yoder powers through the hospital hallway on his orange Harley-Davidson plastic trike, unaware that he's a miracle boy.
The only thing Troy probably notices is that he feels better.
Troy Yoder powers through the hospital hallway on his orange Harley-Davidson plastic trike, unaware that he's a miracle boy.
The only thing Troy probably notices is that he feels better.
But a few weeks ago, doctors worried Troy wouldn't make it until his third birthday.
Instead, he woke up the morning of his birthday with balloons decorating his hospital room and a new liver supplying his body with much-needed nutrients.
"He just had a couple of days left, maybe just a day or so," said Troy's mother, Kristina Yoder. "He got the transplant — we just didn't know if he was going to get it in time."
After battling illness for most of his short life, Troy received a split-liver transplant in January that doctors say should relieve symptoms of his liver disease.
The Inola boy suffers from alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, the most common genetic cause of liver disease in children and the most common genetic disease for which a liver transplant is done, according to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
There is no cure for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, according to the children's hospital. If liver disease develops, a liver transplant is currently the only option available for survival, according to the hospital.
Alpha-1 antitrypsin is a type of protein made in the liver that works to protect the lungs and liver. People with a lack of this protein can develop liver disease, like Troy did, or also develop lung disease.
It's the same genetic disorder that can cause people to develop chronic lung disease, or COPD. People who suffer from this disorder might develop chronic bronchitis or emphysema between ages 20 and 50, according to the National Institutes of Health.
Troy has suffered with health problems for most of his life.
Troy was born Jan. 8, 2010. When he was 2 months old, his skin was yellow from jaundice, which causes a person's skin and eyes to turn yellow and can be the result of liver disease.
Troy's parents, Kristina and Norman Yoder, took him to see a doctor, and several tests and doctor's visits later, Troy was diagnosed with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. He was 4 months old.
Troy is among about 10 percent of children with the alpha-1 deficiency who develop significant liver disease, according to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
In December, Troy's health was quickly deteriorating.
He wasn't thinking clearly, and his skin was again yellow from jaundice. About Christmas, he was transferred from an intensive care unit in a Tulsa hospital to Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City.
When Troy arrived in Oklahoma City in December, he had to be placed on a breathing machine. Because of all the fluid building up in his body, his stomach looked like it had a bowling ball inside of it.
His spleen was larger than it should be, and he was suffering from cirrhosis of the liver, in which the liver can no longer repair itself. He also was suffering from bacterial peritonitis, in which the inner wall of the abdomen becomes inflamed, according to the National Institutes of Health.
In short, he was dying.
"If Troy had not had this transplant, he probably would not have been able to celebrate his third birthday," said Dr. Vivek Kohli, director of hepatobiliary and liver transplant surgery at Integris Nazih Zuhdi Transplant Institute. "It was very serious ... if he had not received his transplant, we would not be seeing him here with us today."
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Appalachian State University softball fell twice to Chattanooga on Saturday in a doubleheader at Jim Frost Stadium. The Mountaineers fell 8-3 in game one before a 5-3 loss in game two.
With the losses, Appalachian falls to 11-11 on the season and 5-3 in the Southern Conference, while the Mocs improve to 18-14 overall and 3-2 in the SoCon.
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Bills placekicker Christie put on injured reserve [8:41 PM]
AP reports: 'Buffalo Bills placekicker Steve Christie's 188-game kicking streak will end Sunday after the team placed him on injured reserve Saturday.'
Christie Out, Arians In [5:40 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Bills kicker Steve Christie will miss tomorrow's game against the New Orleans Saints. He will be replaced by Jake Arians.'
WGR55 Broadcasting from Hammer's Lot [5:38 PM]
TBD reports: For those who could not make it to the "TBD Tailgate Party" Sunday, the "HAMMER" has set up a away that you can still be part of TBD Tailgate Party. We are proud to welcome to "Hammer's Lot" WGR 55 Radio. They will be doing their broadcast next to the TBD tailgate party this Sunday. They will be in our lot for all the games this year. Ann Burke and the Bulldog will start their broadcast at 8:00 am. So tune in to WGR55, listen in, call on the toll free line and be part of the TBD 2001 Tailgate party!
Johnson looks to keep head [3:25 PM]
Mobile Register reports: '"We might go through some growing pains, but [our offensive linemen] are battlers," said Johnson. "They will fight you to the last play. They are young, but they have a lot of talent.'
Haslett does about face with Saints [3:18 PM]
Olean Times Herald reports: '"Tom [Donahoe] and I have a good relationship ... we talk a lot of football and a lot about personnel. I have nothing but respect for him. You're not going to get a better man. I know he's going to do a great job up there and I know he's going to turn that thing around and get it the way it's supposed to be."'
Former Bills WR Andre Reed announces retirement [3:10 PM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Reed established himself as one of the NFL's dominant receivers with the Bills, setting four franchise records including most receiving touchdowns (86) and most receptions in a game -- 15 against Green Bay in 1994. He finished with 13,095 receiving yards with Buffalo.'
Fiery Haslett gives Saints new attitude [10:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I always knew Jim was cut out to be a coach," said Fred Smerlas, Haslett's former running mate with the Bills. "Jim has one of the big intangibles you need to be a great head coach: He's not afraid to cut anyone's throat and leave 'em for dead."'
Call on Christie to go down to wire [10:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Here's a theoretical Plan C the Bills could face. If Christie can't kick this week and the Bills don't want to cut a positional player they could decide to cut Christie and agree to re-sign him next week after the Saints game. Any other team could claim Christie if he got cut. However, being a vested veteran, Christie does not have to go to a team that claims him. He would have his choice to sign anywhere.'
Bills' defense poses stiff test for Brooks, Saints [7:06 AM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: 'In order to prepare for the Bills, McCarthy had his offense watch 10 Tennessee game tapes from last season. The Bills apparently showed little of their "46" defense during the preseason, forcing the Saints, in McCarthy's words, "to chase a bunch of ghosts" while preparing a game plan.'
Howard to test Buffalo rookie [7:04 AM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: 'Buffalo coach Gregg Williams says Jennings will hold his own. Williams compares him to defensive end Jevon Kearse, whom Williams coached as defensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans. "He does some things down the field, some second-effort things that are like Jevon," Williams said of Jennings. "He has a lot of ability, and he has been grasping things quickly and playing at a high level. I really think he'll be a rising star in this league."'
New-look Bills short on experience [6:32 AM]
Toronto Star reports: '"You guys can use whatever expression you want to use. All we know is that we want to win football games and I'm pretty damn sure the coaches are planning to win football games," Fina spat. "They don't give a s--- if you say rebuilding or not, we're going out there to win a f------ game and that's all there is to it."'
Johnson aims to win over Flutie faithful [6:31 AM]
Toronto Star reports: 'Johnson is fully aware of the "fragile" tag he's been labeled with and the legion of Flutie fans who were upset when the new Bills management opted for the former USC star over the ex-CFL great, but said he's confident he can prove his detractors wrong.'
Reed will retire with the Bills [5:39 AM]
D and C reports: 'The frown Andre Reed left Buffalo with 19 months ago very likely will be replaced with a smile today when the former Bills great announces his retirement from the NFL as a member of the Bills.'
It looks like we're in for a loooong season [5:38 AM]
D and C reports: 'That a whopping 11 of 12 draft picks this year made the roster, not because they are all good players, but because they earn the least money.'
Haslett grows as Saints coach [5:37 AM]
D and C reports: 'Donahoe and Haslett talk several times a week. But they haven't conversed this week. "This week," Donahoe joked, "I hate him."'
Faithful long for QB's magic [5:36 AM]
D and C reports: 'DiMaria said fans who signed up for the trip have expressed as much dislike for Johnson as love for their man Flutie. "One little old lady came in here and said, 'Rob Johnson is a China doll! He's a China doll!' " said DiMaria, who will escort the group along with her brother, R.J.'
Saints salivating for shot at Buffalo steak [5:34 AM]
Biloxi Sun Herald reports: 'Bills fans and media are talking about the over/under on how many weeks/quarters/minutes it will take for oft-injured quarterback Rob Johnson to limp out of a game.'
Reed expected to retire with Bills [7:08 PM]
AP reports: 'Andre Reed, Buffalo's leading career receiver and a key member of the four Bills teams that went to four straight Super Bowls in the 1990s, has called a news conference for Saturday where he is expected to announce his retirement. The news conference is scheduled for noon at the Bills' headquarters in Orchard Park.'
Bills Christie still questionable for season opener [6:16 PM]
AP reports: 'The team must decide by 4 p.m. whether to activate newly acquired kicker Jake Arians from the practice squad to replace Christie.'
Shouldering the load [9:11 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'How good is Sam Cowart? Buffalo Bills coach Gregg Williams thinks the Pro Bowl linebacker is so good he could line up just about anywhere on the field and still be a star. "A football player is a football player. Make no mistake about that," Williams said. "And guys with his ability, we can put his hand down as a rush nickel end and he'll do well there. You can play him at strong safety. Unless you have somebody with blazing speed, he'd line up and do that. That's the measure of what a really, really good player's about."'
Groin injury makes Christie 'questionable' [9:10 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Gregg Williams Show, presented by Galyans, will premiere at 11:30 a.m. Sunday on Ch. 29. The 30-minute show is hosted by long-time Bills long-snapper Adam Lingner. Traci Buch, of WOKR, will host a player segment and Larry Centers will give a view from the backfield each week.'
Bills, Sheriff's Dept. map alternate routes to game [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'To avoid congestion, drivers can stay on the Thruway, pass the Lackawanna toll barrier and take the Milestrip Road exit and approach via McKinley Parkway and Big Tree Road (Route 20A). Or they can continue south on Route 219 to the Big Tree Road (Route 20A) exit, turn right on California Road and left on Route 20 to reach the Drive 5 parking lot. Further south on Route 219, the exit at Armor-Duells Road will provide drivers with an approach to the stadium from the south, which is usually a quick way in.'
Buffalo bonds [8:55 AM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: '"I'm always going to be a Buffalo fan, except for when we play them," said Haslett, who played for the Bills from 1979 to 1985. "I lived up there for a long time. I've got a lot of fans and friends up there, a lot of players that I played with still living up there."'
AFC East preview [8:54 AM]
New Orleans Times Picayune reports: 'Now it's Johnson's team, and he'll have to remain healthy for the Bills to be solid.'
Chargers DE Wiley has stress fracture [8:30 AM]
San Diego Union-Tribune reports: Marcellus was hurt in practice Wednesday and the stress fracture was diagnosed during tests Thursday. Wiley was scheduled for surgery for Thursday afternoon to have a screw inserted in his foot. He will be out 3-to-4 weeks.
Christie hurting, backup signed [5:13 AM]
D and C reports: 'Arians, 24, was with the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted rookie free agent in their 2000 training camp and spent all of last season on their practice squad.'
Hansen leads Bills' defense [5:12 AM]
D and C reports: 'Actually he's bordering on ancient by Buffalo Bills terms. Hansen is the only holdover from the Bills four Super Bowl teams of the early 1990s and no one on the roster has been with the club longer.'
Bills get an extra day to avoid the blackout [5:11 AM]
D and C reports: 'As of last night, the Buffalo Bills were approximately 500 tickets short of a sellout for Sunday's season-opener against the New Orleans Saints at Ralph Wilson Stadium.'
Bills open season against Saints [12:07 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'The Bills officially kick off their 42nd season of professional football in Western New York by hosting last year's NFC West Champions, the New Orleans Saints. Last year, former Bills linebacker Jim Haslett assumed the head coaching position for the Saints, and guided his squad to a 10-6 mark and their first playoff victory in franchise history.'
Christie listed as questionable for Sunday [12:05 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Bills kicker Steve Christie strained a groin muscle during warm-ups on Wednesday, so the Bills list him as questionable for Sunday's game against New Orleans. As a precaution, the Bills signed kicker Jake Arians, who was previously with the Falcons, to the practice squad.'
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While there are many cinematic gems that continually serve as fashionable inspiration for any summer holiday, one flick we frequently return to is Anthony Minghella's 1999 adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley. Between the sun-drenched Mediterranean locations, beautiful cast, and suspenseful twists-and-turns, this motion picture is everything you would want out of a good psychological thriller. However, we would be lying if we didn't admit that one of the main reasons we continue to revisit this movie is due to the stunning costume designs and styles worn by the main characters: Tom Ripley (Matt Damon), Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law) and, in particular, Marge Sherwood (Gwyneth Paltrow). Hints of her character's blueblood-debutante-gone-dolce-vita style were also seen this season on some of our favorite runways, specifically Dolce and Gabbana and Nicole Fahri. And while Marge's fashion choices morph from carefree to dramatic as the story progresses, we have decided to pay homage to her warm-weather wardrobe while living in Mongibello (a fictional resort based on Positano and filmed in Ischia) in today's edition of Currently Channeling.
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Just two days after being traded to the Rangers, Rick Nash had his first meeting with the NY media at the Rangers practice facility earlier this afternoon.
After spending the last few months hanging in the balance, Nash is where he wanted to be and the excitement was apparent in his voice.
Nash said that, "it doesn't matter who he plays with," and he expects the Rangers to remain a top team.
The expectations of being in New York didn't seem to frighten the calm and collected forward who already is putting the team first, saying that he would rather be in first place come the all-star break than play in front of his former hometown crowd in the all-star game.
The thrill of Manhattan and the spotlight of New York seemed to entice the 28-year old, who is anxious to get familiar with his new surroundings and meet his new teammates.
Nash joked that he hopes the "we don't want you" chants that occurred when Columbus played at Madison Square Garden in February change quickly.


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The Old Time Tournament
Set foot through the door of any of PGCC's three campuses and you will see the same thing; royal blue letters mounted on a wall informing you that Golf is History, Tradition & Character. At the Professional Golfer's Career College this statement is more than a welcome mat, it is a principal philosophy. Three times a year this tenet is put to practical use during the Old Time Tournament.
The Old Time Tournament is a competition played in scramble format, exclusively by graduating seniors. Each team is comprised of four players and one caddy. The game begins with each player teeing off from the same spot, with the next round of play beginning where the best shot landed; this is continued until the ball is sunk into the hole. However, it is not the format that makes this tournament unique; it is unique because of the historically respectful manner in which it is played.
Players are outfitted in garb specific to golf's very early years with students typically outfitted in a uniform of pristine golf shoes, knee socks, knickers, a sweater or vest over a crisp shirt, and a newsboy cap. Though the attire is no longer de rigueur, it is reminiscent of a bygone era that was saturated in style. Adhering further to the traditions of yesteryear, all players, and their caddies, walk each of the 18 holes on the course. Golf carts did not exist when the game was being formed and as a result, the automobiles are excluded from the day's proceedings.
Transportation is not the only arena in which developmental technology is restricted. During the Old Time Tournament there are no such developments as sophisticated engineering, lightweight materials or adjustable heads. Students play with hickory shafted clubs and older versions of golf balls. Undoubtedly, there is a great appreciation for the advances of the game after the tournament commences, given that both the instruments and types of swings have evolved considerably.
The Old Time Tournament is homage to the rich and cherished history of the game of golf and while one of the primary goals is to reward the seniors with a peek into the origins of one of their life's greatest passions, you simply can't ignore the fact that a few days before they graduate they are taking away exactly the same lesson they learned upon arrival at PGCC; Golf is History, Tradition & Character.


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Ogdensburg police Monday arrested three people for untaxed cigarettes and drug charges.
Arrested following a search warrant execution at 443 Belmont Courts at 11:15 a.m. were:
Robert D. Leeson, 31, of 443 Belmont Courts, charged with felony third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, felony unlawful possession of untaxed cigarettes, misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal tax fraud, misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal conspiracy and felony first-degree criminal nuisance.
Ibrahim M. Abdulghani, 41, of 351 Belmont Courts, misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal tax fraud, felony unlawful possession of untaxed cigarettes and misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal conspiracy.
Heather M. Leeson (Mr. Leesons wife), 31, felony unlawful possession of untaxed cigarettes.
In a separate arrest at the Belmont Courts address, Melinda S. Geddes, 26, of 920 Washington St., was arrested on a probation violation.
Detective Daniel C. Mousaw said that three defendants were in possession of 10,080 individual, untaxed cigarettes. Detective Robert H. Wescott said there were 504 packs of cigarettes, each with an excise tax of $4.35 for a total of $2,192.40.
The controlled substance was identified as Suboxone, a painkiller. Mr. Wescott said police found 63 pills of the drug and that there was intent to sell. The street value, he said, was $30 per pill or a total of $1,890.
Mrs. Leeson was released on a city court appearance ticket. The others were held in the city lockup and are due in court this morning. Police were assisted their narcotics enforcement unit and the St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force.
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The Potsdam Central and St. Lawrence Central boys hockey teams skated to impressive road wins on Friday.
Potsdam 2, West Genesee 1 (OT): In a non-league matchup in Camillus, the Sandstoners opened the scoring at 7:44 of the first period when Chad Varney converted on a pass from behind the net by Robbie Scott and the lead held until midway through the third period when Ryan McDonald finished off a play set up by Derek Farrell and Patrick Ciarla.
Varney lifted the Sandstoners to the win in the five-minute overtime when he controlled a loose puck after an offensive zone face-off then skated into the slot and lifted a shot into the top corner with just 27 seconds left for the unassisted game-winner.
Devin Crary made 31 saves backstopping the win while Henry Burns turned aside 30 shots for the Wildcats (5-4-1).
West Genesee is definitely a quality team so this is a big win for us, noted coach Al Benda after the Sandstoners improved to 4-2 overall.
Potsdam returns to action on Wednesday with an NAC game at Tupper Lake starting at 6:30 p.m.
SLC 5, Islanders 4: In the first round of the Islanders Holiday Tournament at the Alexandria Bay Community Center, the Larries posted their second come-from-behind 5-4 win over the host team in the space a week to earn a berth to the championship game this afternoon at 1:30 p.m.
The game also served as the second NAC Division II regular season meeting between the two squads.
The Islanders got off to the better start with a pair of unanswered first-period goals. Zack Walti opened the scoring at the 8:52 mark assisted by Nick McCabe before Kyle Delaney made it 2-0 just two minutes later assisted by Jordan VanBrocklin.
The Larries countered with two early goals in the second period. Nate Stickney finished off a two-on-one pass from Blake Baldwin just 52 seconds into the middle frame. Lukas Arquiett then tied the game with an unassisted goal at the 3:35 mark.
Colby Hunter put the Islanders back on top at 7:31 assisted by VanBrocklin but the Larries pulled even at 3-3 with a power play goal by Ian Lunch that was set up by Arquiett with 3:20 left in the second. The Islanders took their third lead of the game just over a minute later when Delaney connected from McCabe.
Kody Kocsis knotted the score at 4—4 with a power play goal set up by Baldwin and Lynch at the 3:56 mark. Lynch then finished off a pass from Arquiett on what started on feed up the ice by Kocsis and evolved into a well-executed two-on-one break with 6:06 left in regulation.
Weve had some nice wins so far this season, noted coach Mickey Locke after the Larries improved to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in the NAC. Well see where they take us.
Nate McLaughlin had 28 stops working the crease for the win while Cole James made 26 saves in the losing cause.
Plattsburgh High and Hilton were slated to square off in the other first round game.
In the lone high school girls hockey game played on Friday, Massena outlasted Bellows Free Academy 2-1. The second game at the Massena Arena between Potsdam and Williamsville-East was played as a scrimmage.
The Lady Raiders opened the scoring at 12:34 of the first period when Abbie Paquin finished off a play set up by Bailey Dillabough and K.C. Herne.
The Comets tied the game at 6:31 of the second period when Chelsea Ellis knock home the rebound of a shot by Jade Remillard but Carlie Leary took a lead pass up the right boards out of the defensive zone from teammate Raechel Davis then swept across the neutral zone and down the left wing before cutting toward net and scoring on a partial breakaway just 42 seconds after the BFA equalizer.
Maddi Dillabough made 33 saves backstopping the win while Shanley Horigan stopped 19 of the shots she faced for the Comets.
Now 7-4, the Lady Raiders play their scrimmage against Williamsville-East today at 11:30 p.m. before Potsdam takes on BFA in a non-league game at 1:45 p.m.
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By STEVE CHRISTENSENCarbon County Recreation director, Price
This letter is in response to Andy Barnett's letter to the editor (Feb. 13, Sun Advocate).
While I share Mr. Barnett's concerns for the youth of our community, I think he is misinformed about our youth recreation program. Carbon County Recreation programs have comparable participation, per capita, with nearly every other community in the state. We run quality programs with fees that are substantially lower than most communities. This is directly due to the commitment of the Carbon County Commission in providing far more funding than most communities. For instance, the football program fee in Riverton is $230. They play the same eight games as we do in Carbon County, where the fee is $65.
Yes, in some programs participation is down. It is down statewide, as well as nationwide. Obesity is a nationwide epidemic. Our goal is to provide the most diverse program possible, to interest as many of our youth as possible. That includes all of the sports programs, as well as the most diverse outdoor program offered in the intermountain west.
I am very proud of Carbon County Recreation. We do more than any other rural community recreation program. In fact, we have many programs no urban recreation agencies have.
In 2006 Carbon Recreation offered 98 programs, of which 50 are youth programs and 27 family-oriented. Those programs involved 6,976 people, who participated in 82,660 hours of recreation programming.
We are always interested in constructive criticism of our programs and will do everything in our power to improve them and make them as good as they can possibly be. Contrary to what Mr. Barnett suggests, I believe most people are supportive and appreciative of our program.


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COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. - Hit a pothole? Got hit by graffiti?
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The City of Cottage Grove recently released an app that'll make it easier for residents to relay their messages to city government.
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Ghosts and the Japanese: cultural experience in Japanese death legends
Utah State University Press, Dec 1, 1994 - Social Science - 138 pages
The Japanese have ambivalent attitudes toward death, deeply rooted in pre-Buddhist traditions. In this scholarly but accessible work, authors Iwasaka and Toelken show that everyday beliefs and customs--particularly death traditions--offer special insight into the living culture of Japan.
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Six Carbon County residents are facing state charges following a forgery and counterfeit money investigation which came to a head early Tuesday. While the case originated in East Carbon, evidence was located as far away as Iowa, bringing the U.S. Secret Service into what began as largely local investigation.
According to East Carbon Police Sgt. Phillip Holt, officials began rounding up suspects on Monday night when a chance traffic stop put investigators next to their alleged lead suspect.
Holt confirmed that Dwayne Duncan, 28, of East Carbon had been taken into custody under a forgery warrant late Monday night near Sunnyside Park.
"We already had signed warrants from the court and decided to make an arrest when we came in contact with Mr. Duncan," he explained. "We held off on the other suspects until Tuesday morning."
At about 7 a.m., the law enforcement team simultaneously served additional forgery warrants on Pedro Gonzalez, 57, Patricia Gonzalez, 55, and Leonard Carrillo, 53, all of East Carbon.
The case's last two suspects, Robbie Allen, 46, and Sherri Allen, 42, left East Carbon recently and reportedly had taken up residence at the Pillow Talk Motel in Wellington. They were apprehended Tuesday afternoon by Wellington police and Utah Highway Patrol troopers near their motel.
"The key part of this investigation was the manner in which all of these different departments came together to make a solid case," said Holt.
According to East Carbon Officer Shawn Sackett, his investigation originated in East Carbon when a local merchant reported a "suspicious" $20 bill which had been passed only moments before.
"It was pretty obvious that the bill she had been given was a forgery," explained the officer. "We could see it was phony but we had real bills to compare it against. You could see where a person who was handed the bill might just stick it in their pocket and not notice its flaws."
The case's large degree of inter-agency cooperation began by chance when Price City Detective Robb Radley heard Sackett's radio chatter.
"He already had several bills with serial numbers matching what I had just taken into evidence," explained Sackett. "He came to East Carbon immediately and we began our joint investigation."
Sackett continued to explain that every bill associated with the case apparently holds the same serial number, making all evidence associated with this case easy to bring together.
According to Sackett, several of the case's chief suspects were questioned during the first day of investigation in late December 2011, as several items including computers were seized and held as evidence.
"From beginning we knew the Secret Service was going to be involved and in fact we were on the phone with them from that first day forward," explained Sackett. "I would say we conducted nearly 80 percent of our investigation in the first 24 hours."
Evidence was forwarded from both East Carbon and Price to federal authorities where the materials were collated and prepared for the Carbon County Attorney's Office over the first eight months of 2012.
"Detective Radley called us here in East Carbon once the warrants had been issued and we began to locate our suspects, preparing to take them all at once," said Sackett. "We knew that once we made the arrests that our interviews would become an important part of the investigation."
Radley, who headed the investigation in Price, also spoke to the importance of Tuesday's post arrest interviews.
"The information we obtained yesterday will now be forwarded to our County DA for consideration of further charges," he explained. "In the end, cases will be coming forward from East Carbon, Price and Wellington. I will clear several cases here based on interview material."
Radley confirmed the widespread nature of this case as the alleged counterfeit bills made their way from Carbon County through several other Utah locations as well as other western U.S. States and Iowa.
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Having completed nine seasons as the head coach of Dartmouth women's crew, Wendy Bordeau has already led the Big Green to three NCAA Championship appearances, with the Varsity Eight making the field in 2007 and the entire team qualifying in 2009 (for the first time since 1998) and again in 2011.
The Eastern Association of Women's Rowing Colleges (EAWRC) Novice Coach of the Year in 2002, Levash led her Princeton University freshman crews to undefeated seasons and gold medals at the Eastern Sprints in 2002 and 2004. Her 2003 freshmen captured a silver medal at the Sprints.
Prior to her stint with the Tigers, Levash spent three years molding the Cornell first novice eight into a championship crew. During her final season in Ithaca in 2001, she was named the EAWRC Novice Coach of the Year after leading her crew to an undefeated season and a gold medal at the Eastern Sprints.
A standout rower in her own right, Levash captained the 1998 Princeton crew. She won a gold medal at the Eastern Sprints in 1995 as a member of the first novice eight and struck gold again at the Sprints in 1997 as a member of the first varsity eight. Levash also competed in the first two NCAA championship regattas in 1997 and 1998.
A 1998 magna cum laude graduate of Princeton with a B.A. in ecology and evolutionary biology, Levash won the Leslie K. Johnson Memorial Award for outstanding senior thesis work in 1998. She lives in Vermont with her husband, Topher Bordeau, the former Dartmouth men's heavyweight crew head coach.