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GARLAND COUNTY, Ark. (KTHV) - Authorities are now looking for a third suspect in connection with the death of a missing 71-year-old man from Jessieville.
The Garland County Sheriff's Office issued a warrant of arrest for 21-year-old Chestly Gaston Junior of Jessieville. He's facing a capital murder charge, and the push is now on to find him.
"When he called, what did he sound like to you?" THV 11's Max Seigle asked.
"Calm, cool and collected," Sandra Breshears said.
That's how Sandra Breshears described hearing from her son recently after a phone call home to Jessieville. She said that there was no mention from her son, Chestly Gaston, Jr., of the capital murder charge he and two friends now face.
"I don't know what to think. If I see him, I'm going to go nuts," Breshears said.
Gaston is accused in the murder of 71-year-old Dan Roberson. Roberson was last seen last Tuesday at his Jessieville home.
"We don't believe this was a random act. We believe one of the individuals knew Mr. Roberson," said Sgt. Joel Ware with the Garland County Sheriff's Office.That individual would be Gaston, himself.
According to a confession from the two other suspects in custody, the three went to Roberson's home last Tuesday where Gaston allegedly strangled him and loaded his body into Roberson's truck. The confession went onto say that the three took off, and Gaston allegedly stabbed Roberson before dumping his body in a wooded area. The suspects then fled to Texas.
"Gaston should be considered armed and dangerous, and anyone coming in contact with Gaston should use extreme caution," Sgt. Ware said.
"Just come and do the right thing," Breshears said."If you didn't do it, prove it. If you did, do what you got to do. I mean if you did this, you've got to pay the crime."
His mother also said that she's known Roberson for a long time and had nothing but good things to say about him. She also said that she thinks her son is with one of her brothers in Texas, and she has family there who is looking for them.
The sheriff's office is offering a reward for anyone with information leading to Gaston's arrest.
As for the two other suspects in custody, they're 18-year-old Ethan Sallee of Hot Springs and a 17-year-old juvenile also from Hot Springs. Authorities plan to charge the juvenile as an adult.
More details on what happened were found in a "Facts Constituting Probable Cause" report that the sheriff's office distributed to the media Monday.
It indicated that Sallee and the 17-year-old confessed that on July 9, they went to Roberson's home with Gaston. They said Gaston strangled Roberson, and they loaded him into the bed of Roberson's truck. They said Gaston and Sallee took the truck to a wooded area off of Main Haul Road while the teen followed them in a car that they stole the night before.
According to officers, the stolen car was abandoned off Main Haul Road, and the three suspects drove Roberson's truck to another wooded area; Gaston allegedly stabbed Roberson there. Police said at another wooded area the three dumped Roberson's body and fled to Texas. But before they did that, the spent money taken from Roberson's pocket at some Hot Springs businesses.
Sallee and Glover said that when they arrived in Texas, Gaston abandoned them and told them to take Roberson's truck back to Arkansas. Sallee and Glover admitted that they dumped the car south of Arkadelphia and burned it. Authorities would later find the truck south of Gurdon on Highway 67 and it was partially burned.
Garland County Sheriff's Office received information from a civilian that the body of Mr. Roberson had been located in a remote wooded area off of Highway 7 in northern Garland County. Authorities also said some evidence shows Roberson was possibly stabbed and strangled but still waiting on official state crime lab report.
Roberson had been reported missing on Tuesday by family members.
Authorities had been searching a wooded area in the county after personnel items from Mr. Roberson's truck were found Thursday night.
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The biggest concern Sunday night is with the plunging temperatures. With the melted snow, it's likely to quickly turn to ice, making the streets even more dangerous.
Kids have no restrictions on how much snow they hoped would fall. Many youngsters were eager to cruise down that hill. One favorite sledding spot was Aldeen Park. As soon as the snow started falling the layers came on. Kids and parents bundled up to spend Sunday afternoon at the park.
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CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) - The director of a state psychiatric hospital says it's not clear how a patient obtained a metal spike that police say he used to stab a nurse in the head.
Fifty-year-old Craig Zello of Hagerstown has been charged with attempted murder in the attack Monday morning at the Thomas B. Finan Center in Cumberland.
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A Montana hotel recently captured the attention of USA Today, and the amenities are far from average. In fact, it's a 'hobbit hotel.' With the movie raking in the bucks at the box office, the newspaper chose to profile hobbit-themed hotels around the country.
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Classic Trucks - Herd Of HaulersWritten by on April 1, 2008 Storms The San Fran Cow Palace
The '08 San Francisco Rod, Custom & Motorcycle Show rolled into the Cow Palace up in the Bay Area January 11-13. But since we run a truck magazine and the show's headline doesn't mention trucks, we were a bit torn. On the one hand it sounded like it wasn't a truck show, yet on the other hand the building is called the Cow Palace, famous for its rodeos, horse shows, and more since 1941. It's only fitting that a building of that nature would be surrounded by vintage trucks. So we took our chances and headed up.
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The San Francisco Rod, Custom & Motorcycle Show is as unique as its host city. For those left in the dark, San Francisco is a town like no other, much like the show. The only complaint we have is that we feel left out because it doesn't say truck in the show's title. But who knows, there's always next year. For more info on this year's show and next year's, visit www.sfcustomshow.com. CCT
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Moscow, ID (Sports Network) - Jarred Shaw poured in a game-high 27 points and
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Mass. activists protest outside Sen. Kerry's home
BOSTON (AP) — Activists set up a mock Thanksgiving meal outside Sen. John Kerry's home in Boston to protest the possible inclusion of cuts to AIDS funding during "fiscal cliff" negotiations.
The fiscal cliff is a package of tax increases and government spending cuts that will take effect Jan. 1 unless Congress and the Obama administration reach a deal first.
About 20 members of the AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power, or ACT UP, arranged a table and chairs outside Kerry's Beacon Hill residence Wednesday. They put pill bottles on plates instead of food, saying they want Kerry to fight to fully fund AIDS programs during the negotiations.
The group got curious glances from neighbors and nearby utility workers while chanting refrains such as "Fund health and not defense," and holding signs including one that said: "Don't be a turkey ... End AIDS."
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It's a new season…and soon-to-be a new look to royals.com!
In the next few days, you may notice royals.com getting a bit of a face lift. At the start of each season, the folks at MLB.com like to spice things up a bit with each team's website and this season they are launching a new look for the clubs' homepages. The MLB.com crew has already made the change on its own site. The new look is based on a lot of research and fan feedback…and new technology, of course!
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Hm, it's hard to judge based off their page, but it does seem simpler and simpler is always better, for design at least.


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|Dragons pound Akron
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Two big wins were recorded by the HHS Dragon softball team when the girls defeated Akron 21-2 in four innings and 15-3 in five innings Tuesday, Sept. 25.
"It was nice to see the Dragons rise to the occasion and come ready to play, right off the bat," said coach Ashley Clayton.
"They were mentally focused and relied on all of the work they have done to come out with two wins," she added.
Holyoke 21, Akron 2
The Lady Dragons took an early 9-2 first-inning lead at Akron. HHS added eight more runs in the third and four in the fourth to finish the game 21-2.
Alyssa Killin was back on the mound for the Dragons. She faced 17 batters, allowing two hits for two runs. She struck out six and walked one batter.
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Vicki Jeffers was three for three with an RBI; Leigha Terry, two for three; Chandler Gerk, two for four, Stefani Razo, two for two with a double; and Keeya Marquez had an RBI and a stolen base.
Marquez, Kaitlyn Lenhart and Taylor Goldenstein each had a single.
Holyoke 15, Akron 3
In Holyoke's 15-3 win at Akron, the local girls put up three runs in the second and six in the third before Akron got on the board with one run in the bottom of the third.
The Dragons came back to outscore the Rams 4-2 in the fourth. Two more Dragon runs in the fifth ended the game by run-rule.
Killin again took the win on the mound, facing 23 batters, allowing six hits for three runs. She struck out one and walked two batters.
Killin was three for three at the plate, including a home run and a triple, an RBI and a stolen base.
Marquez was three for four with two doubles, four RBI and a stolen base; Jeffers was two for four with a double and two RBI; Lenhart had one hit and an RBI; Gerk, one hit and one stolen base; and Razo, one hit and one RBI.
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The Director of National Intelligence recently recognized Department of Energy for its swift processing of security clearances. The Office of Personnel and Facility Clearances, part of NNSA's Office of Defense Nuclear Security, handles the majority of DOE's Q clearances and frequently exceeds established national timeliness goals for initiating and adjudicating them. In 90% of cases, OPFC adjudicates and grants initial security clearances in an average of 10 days once the completed security questionnaire is received, cutting in half the national requirement of 20 days.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Vulcan supercomputer is now available for collaborative work with industry and research universities. Operating at 5 petaflops (quadrillion floating point operations per second), Vulcan raises the amount of computing at LLNL available for external collaborations by an order of magnitude.
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Ron McIntosh, the Sandia National Laboratories/New Mexico (SNL/NM) Classification Officer, was recently awarded the Department of Energy's Classification Award of Excellence for 2013.
McIntosh joined the SNL/NM Classification Office in 2002 and quickly demonstrated his vast knowledge of nuclear weapons classification. His excellent management and leadership skills led to his appointment as the Classification Officer for SNL/NM. As a leader in the classification community, his innovative thinking brought numerous improvements to the classification process throughout NNSA and DOE. McIntosh is an excellent example of the high quality of personnel within NNSA and continues set the bar high, as NNSA classification officials have received the award eight of the last ten years.
Los Alamos National Laboratory has launched its first app for iPhones and iPads as part of the lab's yearlong celebration of 70 years serving the nation. The free application is available from the Apple Store (search for Los Alamos National Lab).
The app enables users to learn more about LANL's national security mission, cutting edge research, unique history, top-flight scientists and the many other people who work at the Lab.
Newly appointed Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz (seated) visited the Y-12 National Security Complex this week. Before touring production and storage facilities at the site, Moniz held an All Hands meeting with Y-12, ORNL and Federal employees at Y-12's New Hope Center. Joining him at the meeting was U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann.
Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz (at right) tours the Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility during his visit Monday to the Y-12 National Security Complex. Joining him are (from left) B&W Y-12 President and General Manager Chuck Spencer, Julie Huff of B&W Y-12's Materials Management Organization, B&W Y-12 Senior Vice President of Security Rod Johnson, and NNSA Production Office Manager Steve Erhart. Moniz toured storage and production facilities at the site after holding an All Hands meeting with Y-12, ORNL and federal employees at Y-12's New Hope Center.
Pantex wildlife biologist Jim Ray will be teaming up with York University researcher Dr. Kevin Fraser from Toronto this weekend to help study the movements and behaviors of Purple Martins.
Ray, Fraser and several volunteers will be capturing the Martins, which are the largest member of the swallow family in North America, and affixing small geolocator tracking devices to help expand scientific knowledge about the birds. The geolocators were provided by the Department of Energy and Pantex in connection with a Presidential directive to help study and preserve migratory birds.
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About the photos:Pantex Wildlife Biologist Jim Ray prepares to release a Purple Martin after it was captured and fitted with a tiny geolocator tracking device this weekend. Ray teamed up with Dr. Kevin Fraser from York University in Toronto to study the Martins, which were captured in birdhouses Ray maintains at his home.
Ray said Purple Martins have been popular among bird watchers since early settlers found Native Americans creating living quarters for the birds in hollowed-out gourds. Providing birdhouses has been a popular pastime for birders ever since. However, the birds are in decline in some areas of the United States, which makes preserving them an important effort.
B&W Y-12 President and General Manager Chuck Spencer presented a check for $25,000 to City of Oak Ridge Mayor Tom Beehan and Vice Mayor Jane Miller during a recent City Council meeting. Y-12 has been a premier sponsor of the Secret City Festival for the past eight years.
Nick Williams, a retired engineer and science presenter from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, not only has done a fine job of conveying the concept of time to 11-year-olds, he's being recognized for it. Williams took top honors in the written category of the Flame Challenge, a global science contest run by actor and science afficionado Alan Alda and by the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University.
The contest challenges scientists to explain complex scientific principles in simple terms so they could be clearly understood by a 5th grade student. In 2012 the question put to scientists was "What is a flame?" This year the question was "What is time?
About the photo:From left: Steve Maguire, who won in the video category of the 2013 Flame Challenge, Alan Alda and Nick Williams, who won in the written category.
Representatives from the Y-12 National Security Complex; the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Stanley Healthcare recently signed a cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) during the Tennessee Valley Corridor's National Technology Summit at Y-12's New Hope Center in Oak Ridge. The three entities are sharing their expertise to fast-track commercialization of an intelligent interactive dashboard that can be used to increase efficiency in manufacturing, maintenance or the service industry.
About the photo:(From left) Taylor Eighmy, UT's vice chancellor for research and engagement; Van Mauney, B&W Y-12 vice president of program management; and Scott McFarland, senior vice president of sales at Stanley Healthcare, sign the formal agreement.


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Twentynine Palms, Calif.: The Johnson Valley Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area in California won't be taken over by the military after all, thanks to language included in the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2014 that was approved by a U.S. House-Senate conference committee on Dec. 11.
The AMA, together with a coalition of off-highway recreation partners, congratulated U.S. Rep. Paul Cook (R-Calif.) for his leadership in protecting the interests of the OHV community -- many of whom are motorcyclists -- by getting the language inserted into the bill. Cook's language ensures the safety of the residents in the Johnson Valley area, which is just east of the San Bernardino Mountains near Los Angeles, and provides an adequate training area for the U.S. Marines stationed at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms.
Specifically, Cook's language designates the Johnson Valley OHV area as the Johnson Valley Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area, which will be managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The area is designated specifically for recreational uses including, but not limited to, OHV use, camping and hiking. Marine Corps activities would be allowed in a shared use area twice a year for a maximum of 60 days and would require use of non-dud producing ordnance.
The AMA joined with the California Motorized Recreation Council, a non-profit 501(c)3 represented in Washington, D.C., by The Livingston Group, to work with Cook to develop the amendment that preserves access to the Johnson Valley OHV riding area.
CMRC members and partners include the Off-Road Business Association, California Association of 4-Wheel Drive Clubs, California Off-Road Vehicle Association, American Sand Association, California-Nevada Snowmobile Association, AMA District 36 (Northern California, Northwestern Nevada), AMA District 37 Off-Road (Southern California), The Partnership for Johnson Valley and countless individuals and businesses. The Specialty Equipment Market Association, the Motorcycle Industry Council and Americans for Responsible Recreational Access also provided valuable support.
A map of the compromise plan for Johnson Valley can be viewed here.
Washington D.C.: In a recent letter to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the American Motorcyclist Association expressed concern that the federal agency may be exhibiting a bias against off-highway vehicles in a current effort to collect information related to permits for recreation on public land.
"At first glance, the information collection process appears to be an ideal avenue for the Bureau of Land Management to learn first-hand how popular responsible motorized recreation and competitive events are on our nation's public lands," wrote Wayne Allard, AMA vice president for government relations. "Recreation and competitive events are important drivers of local economies. They provide sustainable employment, economic growth and have a positive effect on other administration-stated goals, such as addressing childhood obesity."
However, Allard went on to write that the AMA is troubled that the BLM, in its document, only pointed its finger at OHVs when discussing potential damage to resources and loss of revenue if recreational uses of public land aren't managed.
The BLM manages about 245 million acres of public land nationwide, primarily in 12 western states.
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Foresthill, Calif.: The U.S. Forest Service has restricted motorized use by off-highway vehicles in the Sugar Pine OHV area just outside of the community of Foresthill due to significant snow and rainfall that have created wet and saturated conditions. The closure went into effect on Dec. 17, 2013 and will remain in place until conditions dry sufficiently to protect all resources when motorized use resumes.
Motorized use on completely saturated routes can cause surfaces to become rutted, leading to increased erosion and sedimentation issues. Additionally, because use during wet conditions has increased, the compacted trail surface is compromised, leading to more soil mobility.
The most up to date information can be found on the Tahoe National Forest website or by contacting the district office or Victor Lyon at (530) 478-6254 firstname.lastname@example.com.
Los Angeles, Calif.: The City Council has agreed to pay nearly $6 million to a group of police officers who accused their superiors of imposing a secret traffic ticket quota system. The settlement, approved unanimously, brings to more than $10 million the amount of taxpayer money spent on payouts and legal fees from the ticket quota cases. But that number could grow because one more officer's case is still pending.
The lawsuits alleged that starting in 2006, officers were required to write at least 18 traffic tickets each shift and that 80 percent of the citations had to be for major violations. Officers who failed to meet the alleged ticket minimums or raised concerns were reprimanded, denied overtime assignments, given undesirable work schedules, and subjected to other forms of harassment. In a few instances, managers allegedly tried to remove officers from of the motorcycle unit, the lawsuits claim.
The officers testified that they were ordered to scrap regular patrol assignments and sent instead to specific streets where they were more likely to catch motorists committing moving violations. Though not illegal, being sent to those so-called orchards or cherry patches, they said, reinforced the belief that hitting ticket targets trumped other aspects of the job.
Arvada, Colo.: The Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition, a close ally of the AMA, recently announced structural changes, a new board member and a new partnership alliance with the Trails Preservation Alliance.
At a recent COHVCO Board of Directors meeting, it was agreed that COHVCO would be much more functional and agile if a full time leader could take the helm. Therefore, the position of chairman of the board and president were split into two separate positions.
Effective immediately, John Lane will continue in the role of chairman, while Jerry Abboud will take over the position of president/chief executive as well as operations and legislative officer. In other business, a stronger partnership and alliance was forged between the Trails Preservation Alliance, led by Don Riggle, and COHVCO. The TPA will step up to shoulder most of the work regarding land use issues.
The board also welcomed Douglas Morris as their newest board member, representing the Rampart Range Committee.
Tallahassee, Fla.: The Apalachicola National Forest threw its gates open and welcomed the public as they celebrated the grand opening of a new motorcycle trailhead south of Tallahassee.
It isn't often that a national forest has an opportunity to create a new recreation area, but the stars aligned when a Recreational Trails Program grant became available through the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The goal of the RTP is to provide financial assistance for the development of recreational trails, trailheads and trailside facilities.
In addition, the Florida Forest Service provided money through their T. Mark Schmidt Off-Highway Vehicle Safety and Recreation Act, which is designed to provide the public with more opportunities to ride off-highway vehicles on public lands.
One of the crowning achievements of the trail is an aluminum bridge connecting the forest's northern and southern motorized trails. The Fisher Creek Bridge is a single span bridge with an overall length of 90-feet and replaces an older antiquated bridge that stretched across the waterway.
According to Recreation Program Manager Chandra Roberts, the Tallahassee Trail Riders, a local motorcycle club, along with Red Hills Powersports of Tallahassee, actively promoted and participated in the grand opening providing tips on trail riding.
Lewiston, Idaho: Two northern counties have filed a federal lawsuit against a plan that closed off 200 miles of national forest trails to motorized vehicles. The lawsuit filed by Idaho and Clearwater counties accuses Clearwater National Forest officials of failing to adequately consult with local authorities while drafting the travel plan enacted last year.
County officials also claim forest planners didn't properly analyze the plan's local economic impact and allege the forest created de facto federal Wilderness areas by banning motorcycles and mountain bikes from areas previously recommended for but not legislated as Wilderness.
Commissioners from both counties say they were compelled to file the lawsuit after the USFS denied their administrative appeal of the travel plan. The lawsuit is the latest filed against the forest and its 2012 travel policy.
Federal laws require agencies such as the USFS to coordinate their actions and plans with state and local governments. The case filed by the counties asserts agency officials made little effort to coordinate the travel plan with the counties, which favor more motorized access whenever possible.
Springfield, Ill.: Senate Bill 2633, sponsored by Sen. David Koehler (D-Peoria), would amend the Recreation Trails of Illinois Act to address concerns raised by the off-highway riding community. The bill specifically addresses fees for an Off-Highway Vehicle Usage Stamp and, more importantly, situations under which an OHV is exempt from displaying one.
Concord, N.H.: House Bill 1324, sponsored by Rep. Neal M. Kurk (R-Weare), would prohibit access to information recorded or transmitted by any motor vehicle recording device (event data recorder or "black box") by anyone without the vehicle owner's permission, except to comply with a court order, to facilitate an emergency medical response, or to comply with subscription services covered under state statutes. The bill creates a new misdemeanor for violations of confidential information and would continue to treat violations as an unfair or deceptive act under the Consumer Protection Act.
Albany, N.Y.: Senate Bill 6114, sponsored by Sen. Adriano Espaillat (D-New York City), would amend the administrative code of the city of New York to prohibit more than 50 motorcyclists from gathering as an assembly and riding without paying for and obtaining a permit from the New York City Department of Transportation.
Also, Senate Bill 6180, sponsored by Sen. Adriano Espaillat (D-New York City), would define an "illegal maneuver" on a motorcycle as any maneuver performed by the operator that requires the front or rear wheel of the motorcycle to leave contact with the road. It provides that any motorcycle operator who causes property damage or bodily harm of another would be punished by a fine not to exceed $2,500 and an automatic revocation of the operator's license and registration for one year. A second or subsequent conviction within 18 months would result in forfeiture of the operator's motorcycle and automatic revocation of the operator's license and registration for two years.
Monticello, Utah: The BLM Monticello Field Office is seeking comments during a 40-day public scoping period for the proposed Recapture Canyon All-Terrain Vehicle Trail System – Right-of-Way requested by San Juan County. The purpose of the scoping period is to identify relevant issues that could influence the environmental analysis, including development of alternatives, and guide the planning process.
The BLM is considering a proposal by San Juan County for a right-of-way for an ATV trail system east of Blanding. The trail system would include a route in Recapture Canyon. The proposed plan includes 14.25 miles of trails, three trailheads and signage.
The proposal is available for public review and comment on the Environmental Notification Bulletin Board at: www.blm.gov/ut/enbb/index.php – search for project name "Recapture Canyon Trail-Right of Way Application."
The BLM has extended the response period from 30 to 40 days due to the holiday season. The scoping period began Dec.18 and comments will be accepted until Jan. 26, 2014.
When submitting comments, be sure to reference Recapture Canyon ROW. The BLM will not consider anonymous comments. Comments may be mailed to: Bureau of Land Management, Monticello Field Office, Attn: Realty Program, P.O. Box 7, Monticello, UT 84535, or emailed.
AMA News
Lexington, Ohio: In a move that will help Midwestern motorcyclists get more out their summer events, the AMA and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course have worked together to change the date of the 2014 edition of AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, the country's premier celebration of vintage motorcycling.
AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days 2014 will be held July 11-13, one week earlier than previously announced. The new dates prevent a conflict with another event held in Wauseon, Ohio. The move sees Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course's popular AMA Pro Racing event move to July 19-20, track officials have announced.
Advance tickets are available to the general public at www.midohio.com. AMA members can purchase a discounted weekend pass for $45 or a one-day pass for $25, saving $5 off the regular advance purchase rate. The AMA member discount is in addition to the regular $10 savings on advance ticket purchases, and there is no service charge for AMA members when purchasing through the AMA. Member pricing, available through May 27, is only available by calling the AMA directly at (800) 262-5646. In addition to these exclusive AMA member ticket savings, all kids under 12 will be admitted free with a paying, supervising adult.
Pickerington, Ohio: AMA Motorcyclist of the Year announced: AMA Life Member Larry Little. Little, vice president and general manager of Marketplace Events, created a U.S. motorcycle show that debuted in 2013 and brought buyers and sellers together in a bold new way.
The AMA Motorcyclist of the Year recognizes the person or persons who had the most profound impact within the motorcycling community in the previous 12 months. It is awarded annually by the AMA Board of Directors.
Little, the former publisher of Cycle World magazine, sought to bring the European motorcycle show format to America starting in the early 1990s. However, that format, which combines new motorcycle model year introductions with aftermarket product reveals, media involvement and consumer access, wasn't acceptable at that time to major U.S. motorcycle distributors, which preferred to introduce new bikes at exclusive dealer meetings.
In the wake of the recent economic slowdown that tightened manufacturers' marketing and business development budgets, Little revitalized his plan as a cost-effective solution. Companies agreed, and the inaugural AIMExpo was held Oct. 16-20, 2013 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.
The full story of Little's development and implementation of the AIMExpo can be found in the January issue of American Motorcyclist, the official journal of the AMA.


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Los Angeles prosecutors have asked a judge to revoke Lindsay Lohan's probation and schedule a hearing that could lead to the actress's return to jail.
The filing came a day before LiLo is scheduled to be arraigned on three charges filed last month related to a June car crash.
Lindsay will not need to be present for the arraignment on charges that she lied to Santa Monica police, was driving recklessly and obstructed an officer from performing duties related to the crash investigation.
She remains on probation for a necklace theft case from last year and could be sentenced to 245 days in jail if a judge determines her conduct was a probation violation.
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Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan had a bad year in 2007, with at least two arrests that eventually saw her admit possessing cocaine and driving under the influence - leading to a day in jail and 10 days community service. AP
Macaulay Culkin Former child star Macaulay Culkin was busted carrying cannabis and sleeping pills in Oklahoma in 2004. AP
Matthew McConaughey Movie star Matthew McConaughey was arrested at home in Austin, Texas, in 2007 after police turned up in the early hours of the morning to find him playing the bongos very loudly while naked. Even he saw the funny side. AP
Mel Gibson Mel Gibson had this unflattering snap taken in 2006 after he was arrested for suspected drink driving, and subsequently launched into a foul-mouthed and anti-semitic tirade at a police officer. What a plonker. AP
Michael Jackson The world was shocked to see how bad the late Michael Jackson looked in this 2003 photo, taken following his arrest for the second time on child sexual abuse charges. PA
Mickey Rourke Actor-turned-boxer Mickey Rourke was arrested for spousal abuse in 1994, but the charges were later dropped. He found himself in front of the police camera again in 2007 after being caught under the influence on his Vespa scooter after leaving a Miami nightclub. AP
Mischa Barton Mischa Barton had this snap taken after being arrested for drink driving and driving without a licence in West Hollywood in 2007. The streets of LA can't be very safe with all these drunk celebs careering about on them! Getty
Nicole Richie Nicole Richie is another menace to the traffic of Los Angeles, admitting driving under the influence of marijuana and vicodin after being arrested for driving the wrong way down a freeway and in possession of heroin in 2006. In this photo released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department, Nicole Richie is checked in for what started out as a 90-hour sentence for driving under the influence of drugs. AP
OJ Simpson OJ Simpson is a man who knows his way around a police station - not to mention a courtroom. This mugshot was taken after O.J. Simpson surrendered to authorities at his Brentwood estate in Los Angeles. Simpson was charged with two counts of murder in connection with the June 12, 1994 slayings of his ex-wife, Nicole, and acquaintance Ronald Goldman. AP
Paris Hilton Paris Hilton initially got into trouble for drink-driving in 2006, but made matters worse by breaking the terms of her probation in 2007 - so that she was eventually sentenced to 45 days in prison. There was outrage when she only served a few days in jail before being transferred to house arrest. AP
Phil Spector Legendary record producer Phil Spector looks justifiably worried when arrested over the death of actress Lana Clarkson in 2003 - he was later convicted of her murder and is still in jail. PA
Richie Sambora Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora was busted for driving under the influence with his 10-year-old daughter in the car in 2008, and later admitted the offence in court. Getty
Robert Downey Jr But Li-Lo looks like Snow White compared to Robert Downey Jr, who was arrested so many times in drug-related incidents that he must have had his own cell. Here he is in 2000. AP
Ryan O'Neal Ryan O'Neal was arrested along with his son Redmond for possession of crystal meth in 2008 - at the age of 67! He was ordered to participate in a drug awareness scheme. Getty
Tim Allen Comedian Tim Allen was busted with a hefty 1.4 pounds of cocaine at the airport in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 1978. He testified against his accomplice and ended up serving 28 months for his crime. PA


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"They do a great job," said Panacciulli. "They are part of the musical class at UCPN and they've been with us for 10 years. Each year they develop more confidence and poise. While new members come and go, it's been basically the same kids (David, Chris, Riva and Melissa) who have been the group's core all these years. It's very uplifting to see them perform and they are what this concert is all about. It makes me feel good. It's quite an accomplishment for these kids to perform with a 60-piece orchestra."
The Nassau Pops and UCPN have become closely aligned over the past 10 years. "Everyone knows we work with them — they are our pet project," Panacciulli said, reflecting upon his involvement with organization. "I was looking for a charity to work with and was immediately taken with what I saw back then," he relates. "Everyone I met there was smiling and there were so many happy faces. I was really taken by seeing people afflicted with CP. Their enthusiasm, aided by the support of the staff, really caught me. UCPN is a tremendous organization that does great work with infants all the way up to adults. We've developed a successful long-lasting relationship."
As always, all box office receipts are being donated to United Cerebral Palsy of Nassau. "This year, it's more important than ever for us to be able to help them," Panacciulli said. "UCPN took a big hit from Sandy. They lost three of their group homes, including the one in Long Beach, and also lost a significant portion of their funding from the state. We are fortunate to have Linda this year and aim to sell out the concert to help out with their budget woes."
NEFCU has partnered with the Nassau Pops as the concert's title sponsor. "NEFCU is very closely aligned with the Nassau Pops in our mission to enrich the communities and lives of the neighbors we serve. Their partnership with the Nassau Pops will enable us to donate every dollar of every ticket sold to assist UCPN," Panacciulli said.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Butler's search for a new women's basketball coach ended where it began. Vice President and Director of Athletics Barry Collier announced on Tuesday (May 6) that interim head coach Kurt Godlevske would become the permanent head coach for the Bulldogs.
"We are pleased and excited to announce that Kurt Godlevske will continue to lead our women's basketball team," said Collier. "Kurt is committed to the Butler Way and the personal development of our student-athletes. He is experienced, dedicated and has a proven record of coaching success, and we are confident that he will guide our program to new levels of excellence in the BIG EAST."
Collier named Godlevske interim head coach of the Butler women's team on April 23, replacing former head coach Beth Couture. It took less than two weeks to remove the "interim" tag.
"I would like to open by saying thank you to President James Danko and Athletic Director Barry Collier for the opportunity, and for entrusting with me a wonderful program, at a terrific University," Godlevske said. "My family and I are excited to be a part of such a strong community of learners and we look forward to modeling the Butler Way."
"I would also like to thank all the alumni who have reached out in the past few weeks," Godlevske added. "The foundation for what we will build on is solid because of you, and we will continue to strive for excellence. We have a wonderful group of skilled young ladies already in place, and we will work hard everyday to get better in the classroom, and on the floor."
Godlevske joined Butler's staff as an assistant coach in the spring of 2013, after spending seven years as girls' head coach at Bedford North Lawrence High School. He guided the Lady Stars to a 120-41 record, including a perfect 28-0 mark and the IHSAA Class 4A Girls' Basketball State Championship in 2013.
He also was part of an Indiana boys' state championship staff as a volunteer coach at Lawrence North High School in 2004.
An all-state high school player in L'Anse, Mich., Godlevske played basketball at Northern Michigan University, and then started his collegiate coaching career at NCAA Division II Lake Superior State University, where he posted a 35-19 record in two years. After a few years out of coaching, he returned as head coach of his alma mater in L'Anse, leading the school to a 40-9 record in two seasons before taking over at Bedford North Lawrence.
Godlevske earned his degree in physical education and health from Northern Michigan University in 1994. He earned a master's degree from University of Indianapolis in 2004 and a principal's license from Oakland City in 2008.
Kurt Godlevske Named Butler Women's Basketball Coach
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Butler's search for a new women's basketball coach ended where it began. Vice President and Director of Athletics Barry Collier announced on Tuesday (May 6) that interim head coach Kurt Godlevske would become the permanent head coach for the Bulldogs.


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Chasewater Railway operates heritage steam and diesel trains on Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays throughout the year, most Saturdays Easter to October and certain weekdays throughout the summer.
The Railway is rapidly gaining recognition as one of the major visitor attractions within the Walsall, Lichfield & Cannock areas. With its policy of great value fares and membership fees, it offers an excellent day out for families, friends and railway enthusiasts as well as corporate and social hospitality.
The Railway operates passenger trains from its headquarters at Brownhills West to Chasetown Church Street, with intermediate stations at Norton Lakeside and Chasewater Heaths. A round trip of nearly 4 miles takes about 45 minutes. Day Rover tickets offer unlimited travel on all trains operating on the day of issue.
All of our trains, stations and other facilities (including the refreshment rooms and museum) are accessible for visitors with mobility difficulties (please note: some vehicles have limited access due to their heritage design).
New volunteers are always welcome too, simply introduce yourself any Sunday or Thursday to members working on the railway and they will be able to answer your questions about opportunities to help.