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OpenCalais Release 4.1 Available Today
The Gist:
- Introducing Social Tags – a knowledgebase-driven tagging solution
- Entity extraction now supported in English, French and Spanish
- Significant improvements to Linked Data depth and breadth
- Introducing the "Recession Pack" of topical fact and event extraction
Over the last several months we've been hard at work in the boiler room doing a fair amount of engineering work on OpenCalais. While not exciting – we've made significant improvements to the system's reliability and scalability.
Now it's time to release some user-visible enhancements. OpenCalais 4.1 is released today and Release 4.2 will follow in just two to three weeks. Unlike our last several releases, these will be rolled out as simple updates to the existing web service. If you're not interested in any of the new features – no changes are required to your application.
Here's what's coming in Release 4.1 and 4.2:
Folksonomies, Ontologies, Vocabularies and Stuff (4.1)
OpenCalais is a great semantic data extraction engine. If you write an article about the relative merits of Porsche and BMW at the test track in Leipzig, we'll diligently identify Porsche and BMW as companies and Leipzig as a geography. We'll create Linked Data URIs to represent these things and open up access to the Linked Data ecosystem so you can enhance your article with other content assets.
But… sometimes you just want a great description. The kind of tags a human would put on the article. Like "Car racing" or "Automobiles". The kind of tag that would, for example, be very searchable and therefore …. SEO'able (that is definitely is not a word).
In 4.1 we're introducing OpenCalais Social Tags. Social Tags is our attempt to emulate how a human might tag the document. Social Tags does some fairly sophisticated analysis of your entire document and maps it to a knowledgebase based on Wikipedia and other assets. From that process we generate Social Tags.
We'd suggest you experiment with using them for content tagging and navigation – we'd also really like to see some experimentation around using the Social Tags as keywords for ad placement and meta-tags for HTML pages. Sounds like an opportunity for SEO and improved ad placement to us.
Because it's a new approach Social Tags is going to require ongoing refining and tuning. You can expect some strange results in its first few months out in the real world. When you see them – we'd love to hear about them in our Forum.
New Granularity in News Categories (4.2)
We've added a number of additional news categories. Our news topic categorization capabilities have been expanded and now map quite closely to 17 top levels of the IPTC.
OpenCalais entidad extracción en español (4.2)
Beginning with release 4.2 OpenCalais will support entity extraction in Spanish. The detailed list of supported entity types are covered in the release notes.
Linked Data Breadth, Depth and Access (4.2)
We've significantly upgraded the Linked Data URIs for Company. The content is refreshed more frequently, company competitors are cross-linked to the appropriate OpenCalais Company URI and links to new information sources such as CrunchBase are now included. If you're investigating Linked Data – particularly around Companies – you'll find the changes especially useful. With one call to Opencalais and a few HTTP fetches you can build a complete picture of a company, its industry, its competitors, its location and many other items.
We're also exposing our Linked Data endpoints in a new format: JSON. In addition to HTML and RDF you can now retrieve companies, geographies and any other Linked Data URI as JSON by appending .json to the URI or calling us with an appropriate caller type.
Opt-In Publishing of Document Metadata URIs (4.1)
By default OpenCalais stores all document level metadata as a Linked Data URI and makes is accessible via a (secret) identifier. This is useful if you want to share document metadata with someone else by providing them with a list of URIs rather than a massive file. Beginning with Release 4.1 this will shift from our default behavior to an opt-in function. No reason to make many millions of document-level URIs accessible if you don't plan to share them later.
New and Enhanced Events and Facts (4.1)
Given the current…. environment many of our new events and facts focus on company performance and actions. We've added a wide range of event types including company accounting changes, labor issues, layoffs, earnings restatements, delayed filings and quite a few others. Go wild. We're calling it the OpenCalais Recession Pack – and we hope it proves quite useless in the near future.
Bug Fixes
Yes, it's true. We have had some bugs. Release 4.1 improves accuracy and reliability of a wide range of extractions and addresses a few specific processing errors we've discovered.
Release 4.1 is a small but important milestone for OpenCalais. Over the past 18 months we've dramatically expanded the range and improved the quality of our entity and event extraction capabilities. We've achieved our goal of providing the highest-quality entity extraction toolkit available and done it at a scale that's surprised even us. In addition to entity extraction we've invested in the heavy lifting necessary for sophisticated fact and event extraction – which sets the stage for a whole new class of significantly more sophisticated semantically enabled applications.
With the release of Social Tags we are taking this capability into a whole new arena. While our current Social Tags database is based on Wikipedia and other public assets, we don't plan to stop there. Social Tags is a general-purpose solution that can apply to any knowledge domain. As we move forward we'll be investigating opportunities to provide tagging in areas ranging from economics to environment to politics. Social Tags is just the first step down an exciting path.
Documentation for the new release has been updated and is located here. The release notes can be found here.
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Teutopolis School Board Discusses Potential Budget Cuts
Published on October 3 2012 8:34 pm
Last Updated on July 14 2013 12:07 pm
Written by Greg Sapp
Teutopolis school board members Wednesday discussed the process of cutting hundreds of thousands of dollars from the district budget. The surgery is necessary because the State has failed to deliver on funding promised Teutopolis and other downstate school districts.
While the problem has been identified, how to respond is a lot tougher.
Teutopolis Superintendent Bill Fritcher said the cuts in State funding not only extend to the Education Fund but also to what was promised in transportation funding. A drop in enrollment in the district has also caused a reduction in General State Aid funding from the State. Fritcher said the district has gone from local revenues making up 31% of the budget in 2001-2002 to 51% this year. Meanwhile, State funding only provides 44% of the district's income.
Those factors have resulted in the district staring at a deficit budget of $1.17 million for the coming fiscal year. Last month, the school board directed the administration to come up with ways to reduce the deficit.
There are a host of options ranging from cuts in personnel to elimination of extra-curricular programs to an increase in property taxes. The tax hike could only occur by referendum, and board members said they'd likely want to look at cuts before deciding on a referendum.
There was again discussion of a survey of district residents, but Board members indicated that they want all the information they could move ahead with any option. Fritcher said he would be meeting with district administrators to come up with as much information as possible, but wasn't sure whether it could all be compiled before the Board's regular meeting later this month.
Board members also said they weren't certain they need to make up the entire deficit, but said making a "significant cut" is a priority.
It's not an easy process; Fritcher said, "Anything we do is going to hurt, what we hope is to do what will hurt the least."


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The Purpose
The Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA) is hosting a 5K walk/run to raise awareness about the plight of the Indian River Lagoon, as well as to raise funds to continue projects that focus on the protection and restoration of the treasured waters. By combining innovative technology and applied science, ORCA is leading the way in protection and conservation of the valuable coast, estuaries and oceans.
The People
ORCA's Board of Associates and a group of students at the Indian River Charter High School (IRCHS) are the minds behind the inaugural "I Love My Lagoon 5K." Students from IRCHS will have a display detailing the research they have conducted with ORCA from the Barber Bridge north to the Wabasso Bridge. The students will also have fun, educational games and activities set up alongside their display for the whole family to enjoy. Sponsors include Vero Beach Nissan, Warrens Capital Management, Marine Bank & Trust, Vero Marine Center, Center State Bank, Natalie's Orchid Island Juice Co, Deep 6 Dive & Watersports, Orchid Island Bikes & Kayaks, Kent Taylor Brown, Sunshine Wildlife Tours and Blondies On Ocean.
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Join ORCA at 7:30 a.m. on April 13 for the inaugural "I Love My Lagoon 5K", a scenic walk/run through Riverside Park in Vero Beach, along the beautiful Indian River Lagoon. Enjoy after race activities, music and more. Prizes will be given to the team, school and individual who raises the most money. The team raising the most funds will receive an eco boat tour with Sunshine Wildlife Tours along the Indian River Lagoon for up to 30 people. The School raising the most funds will receive a behind the scenes presentation from ORCA's Dr. Edie Widder as she shares stories from her recent "Giant Squid Expedition" with Discovery Channel. The individual raising the most will receive more than $300 in gift certificates from Orchid Island Bikes & Kayaks and Deep Six Watersports. To register, go to www.teamorca.org, click on the "I Love My Indian River Lagoon" icon and fill in all of your information. Call (772) 467-1600 for more information.
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By Hari Kunzru
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June 1997. A sunny Saturday afternoon in West London. I've got my window open, and, like several other people on my street, I'm listening to the radio. There's a lot to choose from in this part of town. I could turn the dial to the bump-and-grind ragga rhythms of Station FM, or hear revival reggae on Skyline FM, which is advertising a community dance. Tickets are available from a barber shop round the corner from my house. But I want to listen to something faster, because I'm getting ready to go out. Further along, another station is pumping out jungle: clattering drums and dark, scary bass lines. The signal's weak, and they don't give a station ID. It's as if it just appeared out of the void. The DJ is reading a list of dedications over the beat. "Shout goes out to all Black City crew. Shout goes out to all Grove crew. Shout goes out to all you Willesden massive. Big up yourself! Yeah." It soon breaks up in static. I keep scrolling along the dial. If I'm lucky, I might find Kool FM for more jungle or Girls FM for some house music.
I can't look up program schedules online or in a magazine, because none of these are legal stations. Turn on your radio anywhere within the M25 ring, the orbital freeway that surrounds London, and on the weekend you can find dozens of pirate radio stations broadcasting. Because of a history of governmental hostility to independent broadcasting, the British underground radio scene is one of the most developed in the world. For the last 30 years, the pirates have fought a cat-and-mouse battle with the authorities who control radio spectrum. It's a battle that's been fought for various reasons - to give voice to communities that had none, to have fun, to get gang respect, and for sheer love of music. Pirate has its heroes and one major villain, the Radio Communications Agency of the UK's Department of Trade and Industry.
Tired of playing with the FM dial, I go into the other room and fire up my Mac. There's one bunch of pirates who have outwitted the DTI, who have gotten bored with transmitting irregularly to a few thousand people in one city. The crew who used to run FACE FM have turned themselves into InterFACE and have decided to bring the London underground sound to the world. No more crackly signals, no more fiddling with transmitters at the top of high-rises. InterFACE is pumping CD-quality RealAudio through its Web site at www.pirate-radio.co.uk/. You might say this is what Saturday night is going to sound like in the 21st century.
A few days after that first dance around my bedroom, I'm in a basement in Farringdon, a soulless part of East London - all warehouses and office blocks. I'm with Plug, who is showing me round the InterFACE studio.
Plug (very occasionally known as Andrew Lazonby) got his nickname from a childhood resemblance to a comic strip character, and he still has a cartoon quality about him. Plug is tall and thin, with a big smile and a thatch of gingery hair, and when he DJs, he often gets carried away, bouncing around conducting the record he's just put on the turntable. His vast, irrepressible energy is perhaps due to the fact that in his other life, he has to spend most of his time waiting around for a brief moment of glory. As percussionist for (among others) the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Plug will spend minutes, even hours, following a score and counting along to the music before gravely hitting a triangle a single time. But as DJ, purveyor of "the vibe" - as he invariably refers to his guiding principle - and distributor of swirling, abstract techno grooves, he can express himself to the fullest. And he does.
The studio space is obviously used by artists. Huge papier-mâché sculptures of heads and body parts are strewn around in the corridor, making the place look like the morning after Carnevale. There are two tiny rooms, one with decks, mixer, and monitors, the other with some chairs, a fridge, a kettle, several ashtrays, and a couple of PCs. I get the impression this is the right order in which to list the room's contents. Hanging out, and the trappings of hanging out - beer, cups of tea, and the occasional joint - come far higher on the agenda than technology. The tech is there to serve a purpose - no more, no less.
Mad Ash, aka Ashley Gillard, is the other half of InterFACE. He's hunched over the keyboard, talking to someone in the Web site's chat room, his ponytail bobbing up and down. When Mad Ash types, he likes to use his words forcefully, and he likes his sentences to fill whole lines:
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such a sexy movie
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I have a theory that every Jonathan Miller production will have one disastrous bit of miscasting, and the young lady in the photograph was it for Alice in Wonderland. (See also Roger Daltrey as MacHeath in The Beggars' Opera.) Other than that, great production design, great use of music, and a phenomenal cast, though one suspects that the all star approach really doesn't suit the Alice books as much as people think.
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A McKeesport plumbing and fire-protection services firm will pay $429,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging the company illegally used foreign steel in public works projects. Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced the deal with Ryco Inc. and its owners, Robert Bosco and Thomas Sherry Jr. Kane sued the company in 2012, alleging it and its owners violated the Steel Products Procurement Act, the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law and the Pennsylvania Corrupt Organizations Act by installing foreign-made steel in projects at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and the Blairsville-Saltsburg and Norwin school districts. Kane claimed the company falsely certified that it was in compliance with the Steel Products Procurement Act., which mandates the use of steel forged in the United States.
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ST. LUCIE WEST - It's not a bird, not a plane, but it did soar over St. Lucie County in the early hours of the misty morning Feb. 20, as drivers on their way to work caught a glimpse of a safe landing by the identified flying object: a hot air balloon.
The High On You Balloon Team chase van was at the ready following the lift-off from the St. Lucie County Fairgrounds just before sunrise. Passengers included Port St. Lucie resident Rob Gallo, who gifted the flight to his high-school age niece and two of her friends. "It was my treat to them during their winter recess from New York," Gallo said.
Chris Sommers, pilot and owner, takes off during the season from locations in Port St. Lucie and Palm City when weather conditions are just right. "I have access to an extensive weather forecast," said Sommers who soars when there is "no rain, no dense fog and no wind greater than 4 mph." Success is based on extensive pre-flight ops at good landing sites. He has permission granted at the field next to Mets Stadium and near the Saints Golf Course.
He owns two balloons, one that can bear a load of six passengers up to 950 lbs. Having no steering wheel, the balloon needs no flight plan or special approval from the FAA. He adds a word of caution to the public: If you see a grounded hot-air craft with a balloon that is vertical, do not call 911. The police do not need to be notified because he has permission to land safely.
High On You takes to the air before sunrise or at sunset, making each journey filled with the anticipation of capturing a cherished moment in time. The February flight took travelers above the fog, making for a breathtaking view of the sunrise in the clouds.
Sommers, a well-seasoned LTA (lighter-than-air) pilot, holds a commercial license equivalent of piloting a 747. His highest balloon flight to date was a solo of 18,000 feet in 1994, an exemplary feat for someone who still gets woozy climbing a ladder. "I had a radio on board and I was pushing it to see how far I could go."
In the late 1980s he was a ground crewmember doing a walkabout when his mentor tossed him in the basket against his will. Within seconds he was skyward and after getting over the initial shock, it worked to his advantage by forcing him to face his fear.
A Pennsylvania resident from November through April, he attends festivals in Anderson, SC and often pilots for other balloon teams. "We are like family and help each other out."
As springtime approaches, the day dawns earlier. Flights are one hour prior to sunrise, currently around 6 a.m. but come April that time moves to 5:30 a.m. "We take our cue from Mother Nature," Sommers said.
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We would like to thank SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective, especially Loretta Ross, and the Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice for their years of dedication to and development of reproductive justice as a framework and movement and for all of their resources that are part of this collection.
The reproductive justice analysis understands that women, and particularly women of color and their communities, experience reproductive oppression. Reproductive oppression is "the controlling and exploiting of women, girls, and individuals through our bodies, sexuality, labor, and reproduction (both biological and social) by families, communities, institutions and society" (Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice, 2005 and Loretta J. Ross, SisterSong, 2006). Reproductive justice, on the other hand, emphasizes that a woman's reproductive health is not only based on individual choice but also a variety of factors and conditions within one's experiences, family, and community. It cannot be separated or put into a hierarchy of oppressions. Just as a person's reproductive health experiences cannot be separated from mental, social, economic, familiar, communal, or environmental well-being. This inter-sectional paradigm addresses that systems of oppression simultaneously discriminate based on race, gender, sexuality, class, ability, age, immigration status, linguistic abilities, and other factors. These intersecting forms of oppression and discrimination have historically resulted in power, privilege, and resources for a select few and limited access to power and resources to a large majority, including women, women of color, women in poverty, and other groups. This analysis highlights systems of oppression as both a result and tool of "the regulation of reproduction and exploitation of women's bodies and labor" (Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice, 2005).
The attainment of this vision requires that we work in collaboration as social justice movements to engage in effective movement building, systems change, advocacy, and service delivery at the local, state, national, and international levels. Reproductive justice specifically calls on movements in the United States to also look globally at women's movements that inclusively address reproductive health and rights by framing it as a human rights issue, acknowledging that any human rights violation puts in jeopardy all human rights. In addition to human rights, the well-being of women must be conceptualized as "complete physical, mental, spiritual, political, social, environmental and economic well-being" (Loretta J. Ross, SisterSong, 2006). Reproductive justice integrates social justice issues and recognizes that we are stronger when we collaborate and work together.
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The best place to learn a new language is when you are surrounded by potential tutors. If you are willing to put in the work to try and communicate in their native tongue, people will be more than happy to help you along your way. Not only will they appreciate your efforts to embrace their language, it also makes things easier for you as you try to communicate during your trip.
- Increase the value of your education
It's no secret that the cost of education is very high and still on the rise, and studying abroad is one step you can take to get more bang for your buck. The invaluable life lessons you gain studying abroad can't be taught in a classroom, and you will take these lessons with you for the rest of your life. By putting yourself in a position to gain new knowledge and experiences, you have added an extraordinary amount of value to your education without paying too much extra for it. Most schools have minimal fees associated with travel programs, but there are also a number of financial aid resources available for students who are looking to travel abroad, so make sure to use these to your benefit.
- Use travel for a change of pace
Boring class, tedious homework assignments, lengthy term papers, and exhaustive exams. These are all a part of a college experience, so why wouldn't you want a change? Studying abroad is almost always structured with academic vacations and weekends off, so you can use these as a way to travel around the world with your newly acquired friends! Some university programs include organized trips to different locations that will help you and your international entourage branch out and explore new places.
- Improved employment prospects
In a world where businesses are constantly looking to go global, don't you think you should have some international experience to talk about in an interview? Employers often see students who have studied abroad as self-motivated people that embrace challenges and diversity. The life skills you gain studying abroad will make you a desirable job candidate and prove that you are not afraid of new and exciting experiences.
For more specific information regarding study abroad opportunities, contact your school about the programs they offer. You can also check out the U.S. Senate Resolution citing 13 reasons why it is imperative for more Americans to study abroad.
Chris Joyce is currently a Strategic Marketing Intern at McGraw-Hill Higher Education pursuing his MBA in Marketing Management from St. John's University in New York. Before joining McGraw-Hill, he worked in a number of sports and event marketing positions in various locations around the world. Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management, also from St. John's, and in his free time he continues his passion for sports and the outdoors.


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COLORADO SPRINGS — Of course Columbine's Jeremy Aparicio was nervous.
Who wouldn't be?
With six seconds to play Saturday afternoon, the junior was staring at a 41-yard field-goal attempt. It was into the wind. The score was tied. The Rebels, defending Class 5A champions, had lost the week before to Fountain-Fort Carson and had their 15-game winning streak snapped.
Plus, it was on the road. Aparicio had missed a 38-yard attempt as the first half ended, and he was in his first game as Columbine's place-kicker after the previous kicker quit earlier in the week.
But Aparicio came through — barely. As time expired, his 41-yarder had just enough to get over the crossbar and sneak inside the left upright as Columbine escaped toasty, sun-splashed District 20 Stadium with a 13-10 victory over host Pine Creek.
The Rebels, ranked No. 5 in The Denver Post 5A coaches/media poll, are 2-1. The tough-luck Eagles, the 2011 4A state runners-up, are 0-3, all against 5A foes — they've also lost to 2011 5A runner-up Lakewood and Fountain-Fort Carson, which beat Columbine last week. Pine Creek's scoring margin? It's only 50-34.
Aparicio's field goal probably wouldn't have been good from 42 yards.
"It was close," he said. "You just kind of do it and hope for the best."
It capped what had been a brisk-paced, run-oriented affair. The Rebels were practically staring at themselves all game and felt fortunate to head up the highway with a victory.
"Absolutely," Rebels coach Andy Lowry said. "(The Eagles) do a good job, and they're tough kids. Our programs are almost mirror images of each other. I think we just played to a pretty good stalemate, to be honest with you. We just got the opportunity late, and the young kid for us that's inexperienced came in and knocked it down."
Columbine made noise early with the promise for more. Junior running back Bernard McDondle, All-Colorado by The Denver Post a year ago, bolted 83 yards for a touchdown run on the game's fourth play, but nothing else from either side resembled it. Both teams' offensive lines were stood up regularly, setting up lots of scratching and clawing.
McDondle finished with 190 yards on 25 carries, but the Rebels' only other score came on Aparicio's first varsity field goal, a 23-yarder late in the first quarter.
As for Pine Creek, James Fisher's 104 yards rushing kept his team threatening and quarterback Kamden Adkins' 1-yard scoring plunge kept the Eagles within range, but a couple of early interceptions didn't help, nor did misfiring on a 29-yard field-goal attempt early in the fourth quarter or punting into the end zone before the Rebels' final possession.
Like a golfer, Aparicio said he was happy on his final kick "to just keep my head down."
Said Lowry: "Not bad, not bad ... but we all have to get better."
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WATERTOWN The two Watertown City Court judges Monday night disputed the notion that they do not complete arraignments of suspects arrested by city police in a timely manner on weekends.
Addressing the Watertown City Council Monday night, City Court judges Eugene R. Renzi and Catherine J. Palermo said they work on both Saturday and Sunday mornings to conduct arraignments to make sure suspects are not held in lockup all weekend at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building.
Not only do they follow state goals and standards of arraigning suspects within 24 hours, but the two judges insisted that 95 percent of all suspects are arraigned within 12 hours on weekends.
I do think were doing a very good job at that, Judge Renzi told council members.
The issue of timely arraignments came up on Friday when Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said she plans to sponsor legislation that would resolve a custodial problem involving suspects arrested by city police.
Despite long-standing practice in Jefferson County, a state directive prohibits holding suspects arrested by city police in the county lockup with other inmates before the suspects have been brought before a judge for arraignment.
The custodial issue came to light last week after the state Commission of Correction informed Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns that unarraigned suspects could no longer be kept in lockup at the PSB. The change goes into effect on April 16.
Arraignments for city police arrests must be held in Watertown City Court as required by the state. But Judge Renzi said he did not know how that issue became intertwined with how quickly he and Judge Palermo perform arraignments on weekends.
As directed by the state Office of Court Administration, Judge Renzi also said the two judges would not be allowed to perform midnight arraignments. It would require more security to arraign suspects in the middle of the night, he said.
In a late-afternoon email to city officials, Judge James C. Tormey, the Fifth Judicial Districts administrative judge, also defended how the two City Court judges handle weekend arraignments.
The Court Administration has set up arraignment processes in the city courts, and those are available seven days per week and holidays in every city throughout the state of New York, including the city of Watertown, Judge Tormey wrote.
After the meeting, Judge Palermo stressed that either she or Judge Renzi works on Saturday and Sunday mornings to arraign suspects.
Judge Renzi told council members he would like to further discuss the arraignment issue with council members, so he could explain how it works. Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. said he welcomed a future meeting with the two judges.
County and city officials were left scrambling to find out the reason the state is now telling the city and county that arrestees who have not yet been arraigned may not be held in the county jail.
On Friday, Mrs. Russell said legislation would spell out swifter arraignments, as is the practice of town and village justices. The move would mean city justices would have to be available at all hours of the day and night.
Since the PSB was constructed in 1992, city police suspects have been detained there pending arraignment, sometimes from a Friday night until court opens Monday morning. That happens only when suspects are drunk or on drugs, since they would not be competent to attend arraignments in those conditions, Judge Renzi said.
During a Jan. 30 meeting about staffing levels at the jail, state Commission of Correction officials told county officials that the way city suspects were held at the jail violated state corrections law, according to city and county officials.
After the meeting, City Attorney Robert J. Slye said he and Jefferson County officials are working on it together cooperatively to resolve the issue.
The city has used half of an intake/holding area at the PSB. The holding area, which comprises two single cells capable of holding two or three people and a larger group cell, is supervised by county corrections officers. Over the past 12 months, city police have brought 885 pre-arraignment suspects to the PSB, according to Mr. Slye.
In other City Council business Monday, Margaret M. Puccia was named the new deputy city clerk, replacing the retiring Elyse A. Frezzo. Ms. Puccia will be paid an annual salary of $35,000.
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On Jan. 19, 1991, for a few very special minutes, the old Chicago Stadium may well have been the best place to be on earth. That was the day the NHL All-Star Game was held at the Stadium, days after the start of the first Gulf War, Operation Desert Storm, in which Americans fought to liberate Kuwait from Saddam Hussein's Iraq armed forces.
A sign in the stands read, "Let's show the world how we do it in Chicago."