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Jordan Wade Perry, 22, of Lake Forest Drive, was arrested early Monday morning after his mother called 911 and said Perry had an outstanding arrest warrant and could be found at a location on Dudley Drive, Athens-Clarke County police said.
Wade, who was wanted on a felony contempt of Superior Court charge, was arrested after he was found sitting in a truck on Dudley Drive, police said.
A Jefferson man was arrested Sunday evening after he ran out of the Walmart on Lexington Road without paying for merchandise valued at nearly $270, Athens-Clarke County police said.
Officers responded to the store at 6:18 p.m. on an initial report of a shoplifter armed with a knife, police said.
A woman reported to Athens-Clarke police that as she entered her apartment in the Nellie B Homes housing complex at about 8:40 p.m. Sunday a man followed her in and robbed her at knifepoint.
The suspect took $400 and car keys, police said.
As he was about to take the victim's phone, he heard a noise that spooked him and left, according to police.
The victim named a possible suspect.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Television Academy is adding six new members to its Hall of Fame, including former "Seinfeld" star Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jay Leno.
Q. I have had a hacking cough for more than a week. Consequently, I've had no sleep at all and have horrible pains in my chest and sides from the endless cough, cough, cough.
A partnership to build a film industry education curriculum in Athens recently took another step closer to reality.
DORAVILLE - DeKalb County police say a 6-year-old girl has been wounded by a stray bullet in an apartment complex. Department spokeswoman, Mekka Parish, told WSB-TV the girl was not seriously injured. Police Capt.
DES MOINES, Iowa - The Mega Millions jackpot inched toward a U.S. lottery record Monday as it soared to $586 million amid a frenzy of ticket purchases.
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Russell Middle School eighth grade student Maria Villarreal won first place in the school's Winder Noon Day Lions Club Peace Poster Contest themed "Our World, Our Future."
This is Villarreal's second year winning first place in the contest. Sixth grade student Daisia Stillwell won second place and third place went to eighth grader Mary Beth McDaniel.
Pictured: Daisia Stillwell, Maria Villarreal and Mary Beth McDaniel.
Sheriff Ira Edwards, Jr. presents a check for $5,000 to Judge Patricia Barron, Jessica Garris Miller, and John Jeffreys with the Athens Tutorial Program in November.
The funds were raised during the 13th annual Sheriff Ira Edwards, Jr. Charity Motorcycle Ride benefiting the Clarke County D.A.R.E. and Athens Tutorial Programs this fall.
The ride also was held in memory of the late Lt. William Morgan, Cpl. Eddie Clark, and Evelyn Neely.
Mary Chambers, a 2010 graduate of Oconee County High School, recently was crowned Miss Berry College in Rome.
The pageant included competitive components of interview, talent, evening gown and final stage question. Chambers, a leadership fellow and senior majoring in business marketing, is director of the student enterprises program at the college.
She is the daughter of Paul and Suzanne Chambers of Watkinsville and granddaughter of Dwain and Betty Chambers of Athens and Robert and Alice Sinyard of Watkinsville.
Chris Caswall, founder of Junk South, gives Greg Purser of the Athens Area Homeless Shelter a check for $353.25 on Dec. 3.
The funds were raised through Junk South's new donation matching program where the company partners with a different nonprofit each month and raises funds by offering clients a chance to make a donation to the charity when Junk South picks up items for removal.
The public also can make donations to the program. The charity of the month for December is Keep Athens Clarke County Beautiful.
ATLANTA — A Georgia state lawmaker accused of claiming per diem pay and mileage reimbursements for in-state work on days that he was out of the state is set to go to trial Monday.
PERRY, Ga. — Authorities say a space heater sparked a house fire that killed a 55-year-old man in his central Georgia home.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — This month hasn't exactly been surfing weather in downtown Columbus. Surfing? In Columbus?
WASHINGTON -After more than 40 years of study, the U.S.
WASHINGTON - In a ruling with potentially far-reaching consequences, a federal judge declared Monday that the National Security Agency's bulk collection of millions of Americans' telephone records likely violates the U.S.
WASHINGTON — Presidents at 42 private colleges scaled the $1 million annual mark in total pay and benefits in 2011 — a slight bump from the year before, according to a survey based on the latest federal tax information from the 500 private schools with the largest endowments.
NEW ORLEANS — A federal trial is drawing to a close for a former BP drilling engineer charged with deleting text messages about the company's response to its massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
NEW YORK (AP) — The $111.05 New York restaurant receipt includes a $1,000 tip and the words "god bless!" scrawled across it.
The handle @tipsforjesus is stamped next to an illegible signature.
In recent weeks, similar tabs have popped up in restaurants from coast to coast and even in Mexico, with tips of as much as $10,000 — all charged to American Express.
Many ways to help Clarke schools
I was glad to see the Athens Banner-Herald's coverage of Friday's pre-legislative meeting of Family Connection/Communities in Schools with most of our local Georgia state delegation of lawmakers in a story headlined "Athens-area lawmakers field concerns on education spending." It furthers a healthy dialogue when our legislators make such efforts to meet with the people doing the real work on the ground in our community.
COMMERCE - For Chance McClure, the difference between football and wrestling is about five minutes, 55 seconds.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Falcons coach Mike Smith hopes his defense is finally starting to understand how to create takeaways.
Good friends like Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard got more credit for their contrary ways and trend-setting ideas, but it was Ray Price who set the precedent for change in country music more than a decade earlier. Price passed away Monday at his Texas home, having long outlasted most of his country music contemporaries and the prognosis doctors gave him when they discovered his pancreatic cancer in 2011. He was 87.
A wreck on Timothy Road at US 441 has been cleared, according to an alert from Athens-Clarke police.
ATLANTA (AP) — Jury selection began Monday morning in the trial of a Georgia state lawmaker.
DECATUR, Ga. (AP) — A judge has denied bond for a woman convicted of lying during the investigation of her husband's killing outside a suburban Atlanta preschool.
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) — Classmates are grieving the death of a young boy struck and killed by a vehicle just southwest of Atlanta.
ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities say a 5-year-old girl near Atlanta was struck by a bullet after she heard gunshots and looked out her window to see what was going on.
ATLANTA (AP) — Department of Driver Services officials say they've upgraded security on the agency's public computer system at some locations to allow customers to securely print information required under new federal homeland security requirements.
ATLANTA (AP) — Four Republican state representatives are set to outline legislation they'll propose during the 2014 session to block state agencies from implementing any provision of the Affordable Care Act.
WHEN/WHERE: 7 p.m. today/Stegeman Coliseum TV/RADIO: The Ref 960-AM/103.7-FM (Gainesville) RECORDS: Lipscomb is 2-5. Georgia is 10-0 PROBABLE STARTERS: Lipscomb - G Chandler Cooper (RFr., 5-11, 16.2 ppg, 3.
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|Small Scale Tomato Harvester - The present invention is a compact fruit-vine harvester and separation system in which the harvested fruit travels along a vertical plane inside the harvester during processing, followed by a single turn for output. The system includes a machine and related methods for harvesting vine-borne crops. The machine is relatively compact, and provides for vine borne crops to be severed, separated, cleaned and machine-sorted along a longitudinal axis before making a single turn prior to exit. Harvested fruit passing through the machine drops by as much as 18 inches less than in other harvesters, thereby reducing the potential for fruit damage. The machine incorporates a combination blower and suction system for efficient removal of unwanted dirt, vegetation and debris, and an optional roller to prevent clogging of the suction system.
|Small Scale Tomato Harvester - The present invention includes machines and methods designed for use in harvesting vine-borne crops that is particularly suited for use in wet fields with narrow rows. The machines are relatively compact, and provide for vine borne crops to be severed, separated, cleaned and sorted along a straight path of a single vertical plane. The machines and methods incorporate a blower and adjustable conveyor system for efficient removal of unwanted dirt, trash, vegetation and debris from the crop without re-depositing such removed refuse on the cleaned crop. The machines and methods also provide an upward airstream that blows through the mesh/openings of the conveyors to provide agitation for recovery of additional crop from previously-shaken vines.

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What do the new credit card rules mean for me?
Later this month, the much-ballyhooed Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (also known as the Credit CARD Act; get it?) goes into full effect. While many consumer advocates are hailing the new rules as groundbreaking, there are some downsides, loopholes and caveats you need to know about. Here is a rundown of some of the key provisions and what to watch out for:
Rate increases
Credit card companies will not be able to increase your rate on a new account for the first 12 months. Also, any rate increase will not apply to your existing balance — only new purchases will be charged the higher rate.
The bad news: After 12 months, a credit card company can raise your rate at any time for any reason. If you have a variable rate, your rate can, well, vary. Also, credit card issuers have been upping rates and fees as well as switching customers to variable rates over the last year in anticipation of the new rules.
Know this:
• Here's a nonsensical loophole: Your credit card company has to notify you 45 days before it increases your rate, but it can start charging you the higher rate 14 days after it issues the notification, says Lauren Bowne, an attorney with Consumers Union.
Remember, it's not 14 days after you receive the letter — it's 14 days after the company issues the notification. Bowne's recommendation is to find the date at the top of the letter and stop using the card within 14 days of that date if you don't want to be charged the higher rate.
• If you are 60 days late on your payment, a credit card company can raise your rate even if it's a new account. However, if you make on-time payments for six consecutive months, then your rate must go back down to its original level. If you miss any payment — even the first month — your rate will go back up.
• If your rate does go up, you should call your credit card company and see if it will drop it back down. If you don't get satisfaction from the first person you talk to, ask to speak to a supervisor and keep asking until you've exhausted your options. If you can't get back the lower rate, then you might want to shop around for a better deal.
Bowne recommends waiting to sign up with a new credit card company until after Feb. 22, the date the new rules go into effect, because then your rate will be the same for the next 12 months. Avoid promotions because they often expire after a few months and are exempt from the rate rules for new accounts.
Over-the-limit fees
Credit card companies can't charge over-the-limit fees unless you agree to allow those types of transactions. Bill Hardekopf, CEO of lowcards.com, which allows you to compare credit card offers, says this rule will prevent people from getting tagged for multiple and costly fees.
Bad news: If you are always close to your limit, there is a greater chance of an embarrassing "Your credit card has been declined" moment.
Know this: Some companies have been calling their customers trying to get them to opt-in to over-the-limit transactions. Bowne's emphatic advice is to just say no.
Your bill will have to tell you how long it would take you to pay off your credit debt if you made only the minimum payment. It also needs to show you how much you need to pay each month to eliminate your entire current balance within three years.


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Last night I found myself laying in bed and just sobbing. Up until now I've been very adament about being patient, about letting my body do what it's going to do, about not rushing nature, but it seems like everyone around me -- including my birth team -- is tapping on their wristwatches and reminding me that it's time to get this show on the road.
I'm 40+6. I *know* that, on average and when left to their own devices, first-time moms go past 41 weeks (some sources say 41+1, others 41+4, so either way). I also know that no one stays pregnant forever. I'm healthy and passing all tests, my baby is healthy and passing all tests, we have no high risk factors floating around us, and ideally, I should be able to just hang out and let what happens happens.
But at 42 weeks I risk out of my birthing center and have to be sent to an OB at the local hospital for monitoring and (probably) induction. So my midwives want to sweep my membranes tomorrow, to give me time for labor to start or for a second sweep before I risk out.
I know it's not that big of a deal, but just ... it's more intervention than I wanted going INTO this, especially since nothing is wrong (yet), and it makes me feel like my body sucks, like I'm some sort of biological failure for not having started the party by now. Or like I've done something wrong. Or not done something right -- I have certainly not been eating eggplant or taking my husband's sperm at gunpoint three times a day or eyeing the castor oil. I just assumed that, when my baby and my uterus were ready, then things would happen. So now I keep wondering if maybe I've been slacking off?
And it doesn't help to read all of the posts here about women having false labor for three nights (which is still SOMETHING! it's still PROGRESS!) or going in to L&D, even when they've been turned away, because I feel like I've had NOTHING going on. I get a few contractions a day, but nothing that lasts for more than a couple of hours, nothing that makes me think, "Is this it?"
If I didn't have this big red flashing 42 WEEKS hanging over my head, I'd refuse the sweep for now and just keep on keepin' on, but I can't help but feel like I've got pressure from people who expect me to DO something.
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having trouble with the passlock system? Since the key would not be starting the car it seems to me I would not have the problem. If it would work it seems like a much cheaper and less complicated fix. If not how expensive and how hard is it to replace or bypass the system would it be?
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This white ENERGY STAR 2013 Tier 1 compliant 24" dishwasher with hidden control panel by Samsung is an incredibly quiet and efficient appliance that can easily handle large loads and the most baked on of foods. Rated at 48 dBA, this dishwasher tests at one of the quietest in its class thanks to the 6-layered door and special insulation system. It features a hard food disposer and double filtration system means there's no pre-rinsing needed as well as an adjustable racking system for tall/oversized objects. Additional features include a 2-piece removable silverware basket, 4 wash cycles (smart auto, normal, heavy and delicate), 2 wash options (NSF-certified sanitize and 3/6/9 hour delay start), a child lock, a rinse refill indicator, 5 sensors (leakage, water fill, overflow, low water level and tubidity), 3 spray-wash arms (upper, middle and lower), a hidden heat element, a fan condensing drying system, an audible end of cycle signal and last cycle memory.Product Features:
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Comments about BJs Wholesale Club Samsung 24" Dishwasher with Hidden Control Panel - White:
So we are king of biased as every electronic in our home from surround sound systems, tvs, to kitchen appliances are Samsung. We have always been high pleased with their products but I would have to the dishwasher is my favorite. *Its super quiet *Cleans the dishes the best I've ever seen *You can even smell your dishes are clean *Simple functionality for easy use.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Nice and I love it.
By Luvsales
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Very good value. Runs quite and I like the stainless steel inside too.Gr
designed perfect and very quiet
By boyboy0812
from Saginaw, TX, USA
i see the dishwasher designed very nice and looks sophisticated. the controls are very easy to use and when the dishwasher is operating, it is so quiet. And the price is so affordable regarding it has a sophisticated design compared to other brands with the same design but have high price tag on it.
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By grammasmitty
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I actually don't use my dishwasher very much, but when I need it when family comes, I REALLY need it. It is quiet and my dishes come out clean and unspotted. That's exactly what should happen.
Really cleans and QUIET!
By KikiV
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The Dishwasher cleans well and operates so QUIETLY. We were not sure it was working when we first got it, because it is truly whisper quiet. The sound was an important feature to us as we have a combined kitchen, dining and living area. The dishes are really clean with the SS, insulated tub that keeps the water hot! The delay wash is nice, when you don't want it to run immediately; this was also important to us when entertaining. This last thing may seem silly to some, but I am tall and the handles of all the appliances have a contoured design and rounded edges. The handles do not "Catch" on your clothes or pockets while you are working in the kitchen- which is great.
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By Cokkie
from Ct
Vey quiet, cleans well, nice looking very spacious love the silverware holder
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By jm75
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Works better than expected. Very pleased. Would happy recommend to someone.
Not blown away with this after 6 months of use
By HuskerDemon
from Nebraska, USA
I'm not a dishwasher aficionado...as long as they get my dishes clean, don't leak, and aren't overly loud...I'm good. This dishwasher did ok for about 4 months...then it started making weird noises during the drying cycle...and the detergent door started sticking. Going to turn it in for service....we'll see how the service is.
Biggest disappointment of appliance purchase EVER!
By HeatherG82
from Alabama
I could write a long review in how disappointing this dishwasher is, but I read most of the reviews before mine, and they say it all. It doesn't work, period. This is truly our biggest disappointment as far as appliance upgrades go. Please save your hard earned money and go with another brand.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Look at racks before you buy
By Gunner45
from Cleveland, TN, USA
My wife wanted this model because the utensil racks have slots for silverware. Ours doesn't fit as the handles are too large. Also, the racks are not user friendly. Flat plates fit, bowls, not so good. Would not buy again.
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$19.99Appetizers / Beverages / Breads / Cakes / Candy and Cookies / Desserts / Meats / Pies and Pastry / Salads / Soups / Vegetables / Wild GameThe Mississippi Cookbook was prepared in an attempt to collect, make available, and thus preserve the favorite recipes of fine cooks throughout Mississippi. Over 7,000 recipes were collected from all areas of the state. From this total, the home economists of
$15.99For generations, coastal North Carolinians have prepared and savored time-honored recipes that are as much a part of their tradition as boatbuilding and netmaking. Home-cooked meals using the great variety of seasonal foods remain central to family life. In this collection Nancy Davis and Kathy Hart have preserved an important part of the heritage of this region.Here thirty-four Tar Heel cooks
$7.99Aunt Bee and her friends have stirred up a cookbook that brings home all the flavor of "The Andy Griffith Show's" Mayberry. You'll enjoy most of the 300 mouth-watering recipes (but not all?included is the recipe for Kerosene Cucumbers) for the foods served by Aunt Bee and others in Mayberry. From good old-fashioned, down-home cooking to some of Mayberry's more unusual meals, you'll discover
North Carolina and Old Salem CookeryAcknowledged as the classic work on North Carolina cuisine, North Carolina and Old Salem Cookery was first published in 1955. This new edition, marking the book's first appearance in paperback, has been revised and updated by the author and includes several dozen new dishes.The book is already a standard reference in many kitchens, both for the wealth of good recipes it presents and for the
Miami Spice: The New Florida CuisineThe new star of the culinary galaxy is South Florida, declares The New York Times . And no wonder. Out of America's tropical melting pot comes an inventive cuisine bursting with flavor--and now Steven Raichlen, an award-winning food writer, shares the best of it in Miami Spice . With 200 recipes and firsthand reports from around the state, Miami Spice captures the irresistible convergence of Latin
Creating Kitchen Clones of America's Favorite Brand-Name FoodsThis irresistible collection of cloned recipes is the product of years of obsessive research by self-confessed junk-food addict Todd Wilbur. Big food manufacturers guard their recipes like the gold in Fort Knox, but Wilbur's dogged pursuit of taste-alike versions of his—and our—all-time favorites has paid off in this unique cookbook of 50 scrumptious treats. Whether you're a kid or just a kid at
Miss Mary Bobo's Boarding House Cookbook
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More Fabulous Kitchen Clones of America's Favorite Brand-Name FoodsNabisco Oreo Cookies... J&J Super Pretzels... Dunkin' Donuts... Little Caesar's Crazy Bread... These are some of America's greatest food inventions. Now, thanks to intrepid kitchen sleuth Todd Wilbur, you can make home versions of over 50 more of your favorite foods. All of them are shockingly easy to prepare with ingredients from your local supermarket! Wilbur's fabulous clones leave out the


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Can you tell if a C-V joint is bad by grabing the shaft and checking for movement up or down or front to back. After you get over 30 mph I don't notice it. The front tiers are new and I felt the back tires for a bubble but I didn't find any.
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Go see the movie Pulp Fiction before seeing the play as that will make it easier to follow. It was very clever and funny
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2nd time seeing the performance. Still amazing!! Excellent writing and acting.
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Very clever translation of the movie "Pulp Fiction" into Shakespearean verse, with great acting. The theater is comfortable, and the story is great fun.
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Vintage Opera News – January 5, 1959
Opera News – January 5, 1959
Volume 23, Number 10
Published by the Metropolitan Opera Guild
With its focus on Ponchielli's La Gioconda, this 1959 issue of Opera News features a cover drawing by Opera News' Art Editor John Carlis depicting the Cà d'Oro, a familiar locale of La Gioconda in Venice.
Each of these vintage Opera News magazines measures 7" wide and 10" tall and is roughly 32-36 pages in length. Lovingly preserved, each is a fascinating time capsule of what was happening at the Met Opera during its publication. They include interesting opera analysis, multiple black and white photos, and charming ads from the era. However, with the gorgeous covers you may just want to frame it and use it as unique opera decor!
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Hanjin Paradip resume its sailing from South Africa as talks continue with owner over unpaid charter fees. The ship had been detained in Richards Bay, South Africa
South Korea's STX Offshore & Shipbuilding Co. has filed for receivership, following massive losses that have mounted up over the past two years, says a report in the WSJ.
Portugal's prime minister warned Lisbon dock workers on Friday that his patience was running out after a strike that has lasted a month, paralysing the city's ports.
Navy Medicine released updated Zika Virus Infection guidance in NAVADMIN 121/16, May 26, communicating current information, travel precautions, and risk reduction
The U.S. Naval Academy graduated 1,076 men and women at the annual graduation and commissioning ceremony May 27 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
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Maritime forces from North Africa, Europe, and the United States concluded exercise Phoenix Express 2016 with closing ceremonies in Souda Bay, Greece May 27.
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Issue date: Wednesday, February 11, 1903
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Tuesday, February 10, 1903
Next edition: Thursday, February 12, 1903
Publication name: Harrisonburg Daily News
Location: Harrisonburg, Virginia
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Harrisonburg Daily News (Newspaper) - February 11, 1903, Harrisonburg, Virginia r\ ¿A. Vol. 8, No. 67.HARRISONBURG, VA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1903. WEATHER. Tu. <il a v. rain ami varmc-r. Tim r< day pr.ilmhlv fnlr ami - .,l,|rr Price 1 Cent MILLER'S BARGAIN STORES. FROM Main Street and Public Squi Howard. A A ■TIIBERYILLE 69 Bankrupt Stock Soiling at 50 cents on tho Dollar and Less—Great Shoe Selling: at our Stores this Week, cents. Ladies' heavy, seamless Shoes, worth §1.25, sizes, 4 and 5. cents. Ladies' Tan Shoes, in lace, worth §1.50, 50 pairs left, cents. Boy's and Girl's heavy dress Shoes, worth §1.25. cents. Children's button or lace 'Shoes, sizes, 8 to 12, worth 88c. cents. Ladies' flno Shoes, lace tips, eome worth $1.50. cents. Men's fine dress Shoes, lace or congress, worth $1.25. Boy's Shoes, (Klimax Brand), the best in tho world for the money. IOC cents. Ladies' and Men's (Klimax Brand) Shoes, solid leather, every pair a wearer, §1.25. $| OS centB. Men's flno dress Shoes, (Klimax Brand), conts. Calicoes. Wo just recoivcd 5,000 yards of extra quality, dark calico, what yon have been looking for, Cc. grade, as before, only 2J"' conts. ABEL MILLER. Ownkr Phono Connection.Broadway Locals. Broadway, Fob. 9.—Ye editors should have stated explioitely which of your handsomo male correspondents wore married. Some of our fair sex would enjoy a mild flirtation if they could make up their mind which were the single ones. You were kind enough to state that \V. O. Moubray was unmarried, but there is a "mortgage" on him and it would be but little fun when you know yon are the one who would ' 'get letf.'' We missed tho Bridgewater letter last week and hopo that the correspondent from that place has not become discouraged after viewing the handsome feat-nres of tho other . brilliant writers, dome again, we imagine yon would take tho prize if you could ever over come your stage fright. The mad dog scare a few weeks ago is nothing in comparison with the smallpox fright now. The three physicians are kept busy vaccinating. When you aro met on the street you will invariably be asked the question, "Aro you vaccinated yet?" You aro even awakened out of your sleep by thinking you hear some one shouting the rime question in your ears. If tho smallpox will allow, Rev. J. J. Ringer will hold a week's meeting, commencing Sunday night at the M. E. Church. Wo saw a young man promenading our streets yesterday who looked very much like a preacher with hia beaver hat and swallow-tail coat. Although thoro was no appointment for preaching at any of the churches we think ho was an eloquent and effective talker to an audience of one willing listener. roooooo^oooo^ooo^oo^ 0 ooo I We can keep your linen clean& Keep Clean. H Clothes luundrled one day and returned the next, and the best work guaranteed.TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, . East Market Street. tSTXo Branch Offices In town. ! 14773 IT'S CLEAR. Auyone who will look atour stock of OPTICAL GOODS and compare prices will be satisfied that here and here only does good quality and moderate charges go hand In hand. The complete lineof Eyeglasses and Spectacles carried enable us to fit all ordinary cases of impaired eyesight quickly. In complicated cases tests are made and special lenses prepared.D. C. DEVIER, Jeweler,Telephones Vaccinated for Harrisonburg's Benefit.8AYS OUR GAY CORRESPONDENTA Quarantine Against Mechanicsville. Other Local and Personal Events. Timbervillo, Fob. 9. —Charles Koontz, a young man who wont to Pittsburg, Pa., some timo ago from this neighborhood, is ill at that place with typhoid fever. Charles Bennett, tho lad who somo timo ago loft his homo here after striking Edward Rinker.a playmate, on tho head with a pailing, was last week located in Pago County, near Luray, and brought home. The work of planting poles preparatory to moving tho tolephono exohango hero has bogun. The contract for moving it was given to Michael Lcsthorn, who is pushing the work, and soon we may expect a new voice at central. Tho Town Council, at a mooting held last Saturday evening, instituted a quarantine against Mechanicsville, whore there aro ten cases of smallpox. Guards havo boon stationed and travellers from that locality are excluded from our town of beauty and splendor( ?) At the same meeting all stores hero were ordered olosed promptly at 8 p. m. This is really one of the best things tho council has evor done, as it will put a stop to the lounging around tho stores, wliioh has been indulged in to a great extent and which at this particular timo is dangerous to our physical well boing. There wero no sorvices at tho churches her Sunday owing to the smallpox scare; and there will bo as little done in the near future as possible to attract the attention of the Meolianicsville neighborhood. Vaccination goes on, and is extending to sister towns. Although it is not definitely understood that smallpox is transmitted by transmitters, Dr. Swit-zer has taken the extra precaution to protect Harrisonburg and has vaccinated every 'phone in tho place. How thankful Harrisonburg should be. Ever one of the doctors vacoinations leaves a mark some thing like this In some cases there was marked irritation and inflamation, which was later followed by an amputation operation. From Mayland. Mayland, Feb. 10.—Mr. Luther Spitzer, son of Jessie Spitzer, and Miss Katie Layman, daughter of Mr, Eli Layman, wero quietly married at Rev. D. H. Zeigler's on Sunday eve last. Mr, Walter Wolverton and wife, who were visiting relatives and friends here for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Cumberland last week. Mr. J. N. Kennedy left this morning for Philadelphia, where his son lies seriously ill. Mr. J. D. Hillyard is in Ohio at present looking after their interest in some western real estato. Amanda, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Whitmere, is very much indisposed at this time. Spitzer and Co. are sawing for Mr. Frank Albright at present. Mr. Phil Holsinger, Jr., moved today to J. Frank Holsinger's, and Mr. Joseph McGee to Mr. Zeigler's, and Mr. Atwell Conrad to Mr. Wampler's. Our public roads have been in a bad condition for some time, owing to much rain. Let us all turn out to the good roads meeting and try to better our roads.In the Police Court. Tho Police Court presented an unusually active scene yesterday. Het. Harvey, a negro woman of questionable character, paid $2 for raising a disturbance at her home in New Town several nights ago. Officer Crider brought Henry Williams before the mayor for being drunk. Henry was ordered to pay $1 for his fun, but he had left his "cash" at home, and will remain in jail for an equivalent to time. Wade Long, the crap shooter, who was arrested Sunday night, was fined $1 and costs.SUICIDE AT IT. SIDNEY.David Reed Killed Himself With a Shot Gun Yesterday. [Special to tho Ttfttly Nows.] Mt. Sidney, Fob. 10.—David Reed, who lived with his fathor-in-law, Daniel Garber, at Ft. Dofianeo, committed suicido today. Ho took a shot gun from tho house, laid it along tho fence, tied a string to tho trigger and pulled it, tho full chargo passed through tho body, killing himself instantly. No causo is known for tho rash act.Nefi-Rhodes. Mr. Charles W. Noff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miohaol Noff, of Timbervillo, and Miss Katie E. Rhodos, tho attractive daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rhodes, of Mt. Clinton, wore married in the parlors of tho Clarendon Hotol yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock by Rov. M. A. Kioffer, pastor of tho Reformed Churoli at Timbervillo. The bride is ono of Mt. Clinton's best-known young ladies and tho groom ìb a progressivo young farmer. Both aro exceedingly popular. Quarantine at Timberville. Timbervillo, Fob. 10.—The quarantine which was established horo this morning has been most effective and all day today tho streots havo presented a lonesome appearance. There is practically no business boing dono horo. Many persons havo been turned back. Tho situation has been explained to them and they havo ac-oepted it philosophically. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Aldliizer returned from Mt. Sidney today, whero thoy were called by tho death of Mrs. Aldhizer's fathor, Mr. Moore. Thoy recoived a telegram Friday morning stating that ho was very ill and bo-foro tho first southbound train camo they reoeivd anothor mossago announcing his death. Miss May Funk, of Moor's Store, spent Sunday with relatives in thiB place. Master Hugh Williams has boon quito sick for several days. Rev. W. J. Hubbard, pastor of tho Baptist Church of this place has rented tho Grim property on High street and will occupy it some time next month. Nows has boon so soarco in our town _for tho past weok that your correspondent has been almost in dospair, but appearances seem to indicate quito a livoly business in tho near futuro and wo hopo to make up for lost time. Since writing tho abovo the Broadway Council met and passed tho following ordinance: As a safe guard to our people and to arrest tho further spread of tho disease, due notice is hereby given, Tho town of Broadway has raised a quarantine against all persons who have been in contact with, or in any way exposed to the malady which is pronounced by physicians to be smallpox. No such person, or persons who may be supeoted even, shall bo allowed to pass in through said quarantine, and tho same shall continue in force until all danger of communicating the disease shall have passed. All persons violating or disregarding this order shall bo liable to prosecution to the full extent of tho law. The line beignning at tho spring of Rush Mason, thence to Ed Mason's house, thence to Thomas Hilbert's house, thence in a straight line to River at Jackson Knupp's.Profitable Virginia Orchards. Mr. G. W. Koine r, of Augusta, commissioner of agriculture, presents some'interesting facts in regard to Virginia apples. He gays there aro now growing in this state a little over eight million peach trees and about two million more of small fruifs. In his opinion this is really only tho beginning of tho fruit growing business in Virginia. The soil, climate and location make the state especially well adapted to profitable fruit culture, and he cites instances where orchards produce $750 per acre from one crop. Of course, in all these cases of large profits the crops aro produced only according to tho most scientific and approved methods. He says the average of fairly well cultivated orchards will yield from $100 to §500 per acre. FOR SALE.—Good piano; also funiture. Call at tho residence of the late Dr. J. B. AmissA CROWDED HOUSEGreeted Rev. Percy Elsom at the Baptist Church Last Night.TALKS OF THE "HOLY SPIRIT."Holy Spirit is tho Power God Intended for Christians.—The Powor Consists of Lovo. Swartz Bros. & Hott have now on hand cotton seed feed and flax seed meal. fl2. Last night tho Baptist Church was crowdod with ongor listeners. Mr. Elsom preached a powerful sermon, every word growing out of it heart of lovo and earnestness. Again ho talkod on the "Holy Spirit." Lk. 24:41). "Tarry ye in tho city of Jerusalem until yo be (indued with powor from ou high. " Tho proaclior said in part: Tho world is soaroliiug for powor. Bnajnoss men aro looking for tho bout powor. Tho ohurohos aro looking for power, but thoy aro searching in tho yvrong places. Thoy aro building flno houses, omploying oducated ministers, and paying largo salaries for music, thinking that those things will give them powor, but thoy aro mistaken. Tho Holy Spirit is tho powor God has intended for Chris-tians, and unloss thoy havo the Spirit all oxtornalities will fail. Tho powor of tho Holy Spirit consists in a numbor of things. <>uo is His personality. Ho possesses will, mind, porforms acts that will only porsons could porform. Tho power consists in lovo. Lovo is tho supremo choice by tho human soul of God. Thoro is no substitnto for lovo, and wo lovo only as tho Spirit fills us. Powor consists in ability to boar suffering. Paul and Sila» could nover havo borne thoir persecutions at Philippi unless tho Spirit had been in thom. Powor consiBtB iu ability to guido. Thoro aro no accidents in tho world. God rules it or it is ruled by chauco. If Ho rules it, tho process is through tho Holy Spirit. Tho powor consists iu tho ability to do effoctivo Chritian work, and in tho ability to give liborty. Christians aro to got tho Holy Spirit by getting thoir hearts right, by surrendering themselves into God's ■hands. This is but an imporfoct out-lino of a wonderful discourso. When tho preachor sat down no ono could doubt but .that ho was filled witli that power which ho would havo dis-seminatod among all presont. Ho preacheB as a God-sent messongor, and when ho prays ho talks with God us a child with his eurthly paront. Missionary meeting at2:!i0 p. in. today, and preaching sorvico at 7:.'i0 this evoning. Lot a largo audionco greet tho groat preacher. - .. .......♦ • ♦----Real Estate Transfers. Jan. ill.—J. L. Shockoy and wife to J. M. Aloxander, a certain tract of land, with buildings, etc., lying near Timborvillle, $-108. J. Samuel Harnsberger, special com-missoner to Mrs. Florence Palmer, 48 acres, 4 roods and 21 poles of land, abjoining Mrs. V. Miller and others, $850. J. N. C. Pickering to Charles M. Life, a % undivided interests in 1 acres, 3 roods and 11 poles of land two miles east of McGaheysville, $100. Ed. C. Martz, special commissioner, to John S. McLeod, 1 aero of land, more or less, adjoining McLeod and others, §125. John T. Harris, spocial commis sionor, to Sallio P. Miller, 149 acres 1 rood and 80 poles of land, $C,G75. Feb. 8—Bettio A. Lambert to E. L. Lambert, 201 acres of land, adjoining E. W. Hensloy, Peter Sollors and others, $6,000. John W. Blackburn, section of Grottoes Company, and others, to the counties of Rockingham and Augusta, an iron bridge and approaches over South River, $2,COO. Feb. 4.—Martin B. Miller, exec utor of Isaao Miller, deceased, Fred erick H. Cline, GO acres, 3 roods and 70 poles on west side of South Creek, $-1,016.50. Feb. 5.—J. C. Stoigel and wife to T. R. Lokey, lot No. 36, Steigol and Buchers addition to Harrisonburg, on Franklin street, 1350. Daniel S. Caracofee and wife to Sallio A. Landes, house and lot con taining about aore, adjoining Landes and others, near Bridgewater, |250. USES IT'S OWN COAL, Choaapeake Wcstorn Gives tho Stokcs-ville Coal a Thorough Tost. Comparatively few people an' aware that semi-anthracite coal of excellent quality linn been discovered in considerable quantities in North River (tap, upon the properties of tho Chesapeake Western Hail road, not. far from Stokosvillo, yet such in tho gratifying fact. Within the past few days this coal has supplied the fuel with which several of the Chesapeake Western trains have heeii operated from Htokesville to Harrisonburg and return. The coal was thus tested and found to make excellent fuel for general ing steam, no other than the Stokesville coal heiug used oil the trips. The coal that was used in these tests is being dug from a seven foot vein of semi-anthracite on I,idle North River, about one and one-fourth mill's Northwest of St.okevil le and one-quarter of a mile from the tram-road. The railroad company havo an entry heading driven about one hundred feet, and are installing car tracks, chutes, screens and bins, preparatory to using the coal in tho Chesapeake Wetorn engines, recent tests have so clearly demonstrated the valuo of the coal for engine and other pnrposos. Will Raiso Quarintino-Dr. Lay ton B. Yancey, of McGah-oyaville, whom tho County Hoard of Health placed in chargo of the few smallpox cases that developed near MeUahoysvillo somo weeks ago, was iu town yesterday. He reports the East Rockingham cases all as so far convalescent that ho now expects to release thoni from quarantine within tho next week or two. In order that tho house in which the parties wore cared for, thoir wearing apparel, etc., might all bo thorough^ lv disinfected, tho county yesterday placed at Dr. Yancoy's disposal the Kuhn Formaldohydo Generator which was purchased and used a few years ago during tho smallpox out break in this county near Elkton. By the proper ubo of this generatror it is said that every gorm of tho disease which may lurk in a building or in garments can bo complolely destroyed. It will bo recalled that Michael Pirkey, of noar McGaheysville, developed Binallpox somo woo Us ago. Tho caso was promptly detected and reported by Dr. Yancey and proper measures wore at once adopted for preventing its spread. The result was that it was confined to Mr. I'ir-koy's home, and no others than a few members of his immediate family contracted tho disease.Farmers' Institute. The Farmers Institute committee has arranged to hold an Institute in Winchester, Va., on February 24 and 25, JSKM. Tho program will consist of essays on topics of interest to all farmers, stockmen, truckers, fruitgrowers, otc., interspersed with music and resitations. Program will he furnished for publication as soon as completed. EDWARD L. IRISH, Secretary.BOY SEVERELY BURNED.Three-Year-Old Son of John Hottle Met With Painful Accident. The threo-year old son of Mr. .John Hottle,who resides on tho Port Republic road, about midway between Port Republic and Goods Mill, was severely, but not fatally, burned Monday about noon, while playing around tho (Ire where tho servant girl was washing. Anothor son, about five years of ago, who was playing noar, bravely fought tho flames, and, together with tho girl, succeeded in extinguishing them before tho frightened mother who was in tho upper story of tho house near by, and had heard the screams of the children, could reach them. Tho little follow was badly burued about tho face, arms, and over tho right side. Tho clothing was almost burned from tho body before the flames could bo oxtingdished. It is almost a miraclo that ho escaped being fatally burned. He is boing attended by Dr. Frank Miller, of Good's Mill, and ut last accounts was doing very well.Where Do Yon Eat? Wo havo a first-class restaurant attached to our bar at tho old place on North Main street. Oysters in every style. Anything seasonable that you may desiro to eat you will find here and it will bo properly cooked "and daintily served. Wo think we know what tho public wants. Como and Bee if we meet your ideas. KAYANAUGH BROS. EARTHQUAKE SHOCK Felt in Dillortüit Sortions of This County. MANY RELATE EXPERIENCES. Earthquakes Can Now bo Added to tho Manv Attractions of the Shenandoah Valley. It is now the belief of many people, especially among those living in tho country away from the constant, Noise of town life, that, this county was visited by <■;irtlupiake shocks on Monday last which repeat) d themselves from time to time between the hours of 10-.'ID a. m. and I p. in. Such a report, when llrst spoken of yesterday was treated somewhat in the light of a joke, as it. was suspected it had its origin in newspaper reports of the earthquake that visited portions of .Missouri, Kentucky and Illinois on Sunday evening last. All ideas, however, of it-i being a hoax was soon dispelled by tho statements of many persons from the country who came into town during the day and reported their experiences. Mr. Noah Beery, who re-ides near Kdom, had ridden out into his field yesterday morning where the hands were plowing. and, while there, he had his attention first attracted to the matter by hearing a succession of deep, grumbling sounds of greater or less duration. The sounds wero very distinct, at times and repeated themselves from time to timo during tho day. Mr. Beery noticed no vibrations other than those of sound. Mr. Thomas Martin, who resides upon a farm a short listance north of here, repeatedly heard a roaring noise during the day, and was totally unable to account for it except upon the theory that it either accompanied or proceeded an earthquake shook in «omo wotioii of tint country. Messrs. David Bearp and Lather Andes were frequently attracted by distinct and unmistakable rumbling sounds, as though of distant thunder. They found that others in their neighborhood had heard it quito as distinctly as they did. And so it was with many others who might he meutioneud. Mr. Peter Kehcrd, who resides on tho Warm Springs Pike, but a short distance south of town, felt, or rather heard, tho shocks with more or less distinctness. Tho only, persons, so far as known, who'noticed it especially here in town was .Miss Nannie Huffman. Miss Hutl'man is visiting her sister, Mrs. James VanLcar, on Kast Market street. She was attracted and rather startled by the sounds several times in the afternoon at about ~ o'clock', and said she felt distinct, vibrations of the earth and house as though both wore rocking. When Vtr. VanLcar returned in the evening from his store she was surprised to learn lie had not been attracted by anything of tho sort. It is supposed tho noises and shock wero not decisive enough to be distinctly noticeable to many here amid the noises of the town. D. II. Wisman has about, completed his now house ou South street. This is oho of the new thoroughfares, which promises to be in a short time one of the leading residence streets of the city. * «07 Money received, taken care of and interest paid in the Savings Department of the Rockingham National Bank, Harrisonburg, Va. è « « « 0 ^^^^ ^ ooo^o ♦♦♦♦ ;


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Skip to comments.Obama persuades Mubarak to promise to step aside
Posted on 02/01/2011 3:12:36 PM PST by NormsRevenge
WASHINGTON (Reuters) President Barack Obama appeared on Tuesday to have persuaded his Egyptian counterpart, Hosni Mubarak, to take a middle course of promising to step aside later this year.
It was unclear if that would satisfy the hundreds of thousands of protesters who gathered across Egypt to call on Mubarak to immediately relinquish power.
After days of putting pressure on Mubarak while seeking to avoid unleashing instability in the longtime U.S. ally and most populous Arab nation, Obama sent an envoy to privately urge the Egyptian president to prepare for a transition in power.
Hours later, Mubarak said in a speech that he would not run for the presidency in September and would work in the last months of his term to allow the transfer of power, saying the main priority was the stability of the nation.
"It won't work. This just really won't work," Elliot Abrams, a former deputy national security adviser, told CNN.
"I can't see anybody in Tahrir Square accepting that he will be president for eight more months and that he would, after 30 years, be trusted to be the man in charge of the democratic transition. Why would anyone believe that?"
Former U.S. ambassador Frank Wisner met with Mubarak earlier and delivered a message about the need to prepare for an "orderly transition," according to U.S. officials.
Obama has struggled to balance pressure to back protesters' calls for political change against any perception the United States is meddling in another country's affairs. U.S. officials have been concerned that publicly urging Mubarak to quit would unsettle other authoritarian U.S. allies in the region.
Mubarak, 82, has been a close U.S. partner for decades.
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Somehow, this stinks. This story looks to be crafted to put Obozo in the best light. Would Mubarek actually listen to Obozo? I doubt it.
So did the Muslim Brotherhood. So it means???????????????
The WON will take all the credit in his little statement tonight from the Withe Hut! I hope Mubarack sticks it to Berry!
Obama has made a deal , ala chicago style, at night , behind closed doors with Mubarek...
He just wants to Muzzies to take over, doesn't he?
Stinking Traitor!!
I could come up with all kinds of pithy remarks about now..
but you must admit, Obammy is delivering on one of his two themes.
He never said for the better.
Isn't that just like our Barry? He could sell you the shirt your wearing. /s
Why in the hell would anyone with half a brain even listen to Zippy Obama?
Oh yeah.
That's our Barry .. or as some of his most intimate friends call him,, Imam. ;-)
I think the protesters and rioters did that.
Lets start the American Brotherhood just to frighten the weenies.
Public enemy number 1 is the media. They always have his back, don't they. I pray every day for God's intervention.
Obama to speak on Egypt Tuesday evening
coming up shortly on a tube near you..
Doesn't this just go to show that he's a Muslim usurper? He continued to tell everyone to let Iran decide and not interfere there, when the Muslims were killing people, now he's interfering where the Muslims have a chance to usurp power. This is extremely scary. He's one walking, stinking lie after another. Will the media ever call him on his pathetic ruse? I can't stand this guy and how he's tearing the world apart while telling everyone just the opposite. The second term of Jimmy Carter for sure. Blah!
Public enemy number 1 is the media. They always have his back, dont they.
You noticed that too, huh? ;-)
Wow! Elliot Abrams is out of jail and back on the MUST QUOTE list for journolisters...
Title change.. now reads..
Mubarak promise comes after private Obama message
The odds aren't good for military strong-men who befriend the US. Saddam Hussein, Pervez Musharraf, Pinochet (Chile), Noriega (Panama), Shah or Iran, various South Vietnam leaders, Batista (Cuba), were all eventually left swinging in the wind. The commies are much more loyal to their preferred dictators).
ps. I only list Pinochet because he's typically identified by the MSM as a dictator. Chile would be another South American socialist basket case if it wasn't for him.
I call BS. 0bama is taking credit for decisions Mubarak is making on his own.
He started by saying nothing until after Mubarak spoke the other night then called him, told him he better be serious, then jumped on American TV and boasted how he really told Mubarak what to do.
Now he is trying to take credit for something that Mubarak probably decided himself - he is 82 years old - and is jumping on TV to take credit for it.
zer0bama is the most egotistical, narcissistic world leader since nero. Or maybe nero was not so bad in retrospect.
If anyone doesn't believe the press is biased and this doesn't convince them, there's no hope. The first sentence of this "news" article says Obama "appeared on Tuesday to have persuaded" Mubarak not to run. Apparently yahoo is convinced that's the only reason Mubarak made the announcement. So sad.
I bet Nero had a better jump shot and golf swing
Obama should heed his own advice. Step aside, and the sooner the better.
What's the half life of a "diplomat" anyway?
CFR - Elliott Abrams
Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies
And a mean fiddle...
I don't believe this story for a second. It probably went down something like;
Obama: What do you intend to do Mubarak?
Mubarak: I intend to announce I won't seek re-election
Obama: I support that.
Media: Obama saves the day by laying down the law to Mubarak. A true hero!
upsdriver: Bullsh!t
Obama didn't persaude him. This is media spin for Zero.
The Egyptian armed forces persuaded him.
Nero murdered his wife, married 3 men (Nero was their "wife"), and married a Eunich (Nero castrated him before the wedding) with Nero being his husband.
...all while Rome burned around him. Nero was pretty bad.
I didn't know all that about Nero. He was a bad individual.
If 0bama sells out this Republic, as well as the entire middle east, he will be worse.
There are too many links back to Obamas office for the coup that we are witnessing. Obama has just set up a war with Israel, and this was already orchestrated long ago. Thus, he can confidently say he didnt take sides, at least in public while it was happening. His prestige has just gone up 5 points in the muslim world for catching America sleeping.
America needs to give its head a shake, cuzz if and when they tip Israel over, then they will be coming for the BIG satan.
Here we have a treasonous president who has already initiated the precipitation of our own demise. Most do not see it cuzz they have been kissed to sleep.
Maybe somebody can fill me in on when Egyptians became "Arabs."
Lamestream media trying to put Zero 'in front'. Ain't gonna work. It's out if his hands...and theirs. And the whole world sees it.
Someone's got the goods on him. Just a matter of time.
Does someone who is under Obama's thumb blow the whistle on a secret meeting between Obama's minions and the MB? I subscribe to the "trying to take credit" theory.
What a strange post...care to explain?
Abrams is right.
"...his Egyptian counterpart, Hosni Mubarak..." ??
Abrams is only right when happenstance collides with his spin. He is a dedicated agitator and is *probably* the illegal recipient of $10 Million that was supposed to go to the Contras from the Sultan of Brunei.
He's also a convict. Or ex-con, if you will...though he still remains a "con" man.
absolutly agree! think Zero is being blackmailed
Obama would lie about being married to Mitchell if it suited his purpose.
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Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - February 22, 1971, Oakland, California (Tribune A RESPONSIBLE METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER MONDAY, RMUARY DAILY, A MONTH Central section of Inverness, Miss., was flattened by tornado which hit the area last night-fAF) Tornadoes Lash Rejected South; 75 Dedd Bylsrael By The Associated Dozens of tornadoes tore across the flat lands of the Mississippi River delta last night Authorities said today that 75 persons were killed, hundreds others were injured and thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed. Seventy of the deaths were in Mississippi and the other five in Louisiana. Twist- ers also hit two cities in East Texas, but no deaths were re- ported. 7 Policemen Killed In Weekend Shootings iy The AsaodaNd Press Seven policemen in five cities were and killed dur- ing the weekend. The police commissioner of Philadelphia blamed citizens who "are pro- moting anarchy" for the two there. The other deaths Included a marshal and state trooper killed during a Shootout with two men in St. John. Ind., an officer slain in a gunfight in Greenville, S.C., and a patrol- man shot to death in Miami. A policeman was killed in Silver Springs, Md.t when a feflow officer's gun dis- charged daring a straggle with a kidnap suspect. Philadelphia P o 1 i c e Com- missioner Joseph F. O'Neill made his charge at a news conference last night when he identified two teen-agers ar- rested in one slaying. He said Anthony Hogan, 15, and Marvin Bullock, 18, both of Philadelphia, were charged with murder in the Saturday night k i 11 i n g of patrolman John McEntee, who was felled by two shots io the back of the neck. McEntee, 25, was slain as he sat in his patrol car writ- ing a report. Five boors later See Back Page, Cell U.C. Must Revise Plans for Future By lAMtr SKAKS The University of Calftforaia is qvetty scrapping Ms ptaas for what it intended to be ta coming decades. By UH. U.C win be only rwiHMnh as large as what was predicted by Ihe 'baby boom" and other popalaOM frowth theories. Bat caaages are being tioas, and sue the only U.C wa be smaller than Pentagon Drafted be as many yoaag people as expected. It mi caftafl pwwthahaaniaaai twfflbe harder far aMeats to fet the aartmtty. A aauaVr aatuaataft deals wnl at abtt sttdy at dar hi The death toll climbed sharp- ly today when authorities re- ported additional victims in Le Flore County and Inver- ness, Miss. "It looked like a thousand bells" said Willie Young, a rafiroad employe who sur- vived oae of the first torna- does near Delhi, La. Weathermen said that in an there were probably 40 or 50 tornadoes, spawned by two twisters in northeast Louisi- ana, Power lines were down and communications were cut off in much of the area, a 100-mile line stretching from northeast Louisiana across Mississippi. Hospital facilities were taxied to capacity. Civil de- fense officials reported diffi- culty in ascertaining figures on the number of dead and their identifications because of the public utilities break- downs. Mississippi officials report- ed nine killed in rural LeFtore County 13 at Inverness, 18 in Sharkey County, five in rural Humphreys County, three at Little Yazoo, two at Rome, Two at Bovma, and 1C at PnghCtty. included in the Sharkey County deaths were seven at Delte City and eight at Cary. A deputy sheriff said only sev- en of the SO houses were left standing at Pugh City, a small town at the LeFlore- Huroporeys county line. Other tornadoes struck in Tennessee and storm warn- ings were posted for most of the southeast from Alabama to Sooth Carolina. In Sharkey County. Miss., along the nver at the southern dp of the Delta, more than 210 were reported cijured in addi- tion to the II dead. m Inverness, Skipper Camp- beD, a laboratory tedancuo who m the piocett of moving from Rayfaule, La., to Greea- tnHe. MBS said. "I aw the nmel and paled off the road .trees mt JERUSALEM (AP) Pre- mier Golda Meir's cabinet has renewed its demand that Egypt negotiate new bounda- ries with Israel. The demand was greeted by a hostile re- sponse from Cairo. The proposal came from an all-day cabinet meeting yes- teroay to macaw Egypt's of- fer of a peace agreement aft- er Israel withdraws from the Sinai Pemnosla, which it has held since the June 1967 war. Egypt also hinged a settle- ment on a decision on relocat- ing Palestinian refugees. "The government of Israel reiterates its position that it will not withdraw to the ar- mistice line of June a cabinet communiqnede- clared, referring to its pre- war frontier. But it said Israel is "ready to discuss withdrawalof armed forces toward secure, recognized and agreed bound- aries to be established in peace agreements." It pro- posed that the indirect discus- sions at the United Nations be continued under Guhnar V. Jarring with "the aim of reaching an agreed peace treaty between the two states." "The negotiations should not be subject to prior commit- ments on the outstanding is- the communique said. The cabinet said it looked "favorably" on Cairo's peace offer, made in reply to propos- als by Jarring. But it said the Egyptian proposal demon- strated the "concrete differ- ences between Egypt's posi- boa and that of in particular the "substantial gap" on the questions of bor- ders and the rrfagets. Cairo Radio said the com- mamqoe was a "flat rejec- tion" of the Jarring initiative and a 'twisted reply" to the Egyptian after. A for UK Egyptian Foreign Min- istry said it Israeli policy, which WASHINGTON Defcaw today the Setertivr Service to draft t iff dncton this year a the tint cane? of phvwtiMV IHI the ha> af physicians. deatJAs needed te- caanc m lew medical tchori haw A reaaH wd bt trend away from the no- boa that whether a stuaeat aV hould be by Ms aca- demic ahitty than oy htt ft aaacial raamiu or other fatfors There SMy be a switch I" priorities Under the Slate Master Plan for Higher Edacabaa, the sys- tem has UK He headed la bncr- nifty Ifeepttal begat treat the jored, worUtj hand and hud wo aa avrse who was aba passttf throaftlb contradicts the Secariry Coan- caTs resotabon and VTO- brta the UN charter." The UN Secarity Council the ruohrtion five after the sac-day war. Rs peace formala todaded Lv rack withdrawal from occa- pied Arab tenitury aad Arab of Israel's risjbt to mi rec- Airport Top Nominees Acting Of Syria tan af la Jaly 77 tartan ef U.C i f art the Airport' and well both m 14 categories for Academy Awards today Story" received nemmatioats Bejlaes 'Aarporl. a 1- to" aad "Low Slsfy." "Ftw Easy aad M A-S-fT ar the DAMASCUS a show of hsnds at the ntstum toaajht the iTMiaa aeoaae's or Parti meal was naawd U. Gem Bate Assad General Linked to PX Graft By LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON WASHINGTON (AP) An Army general received monthly from Vietnam's most notorious sales promoter, shielded him from military in- vestigators and permitted him to store smuggled goods in Army warehouses, a Senate panel was told today. Senators probing alleged corruption in the armed serv- ices' billion post exchange, clubs and recreation activities were told former Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, 51, used his in- fluence as a well-placed staff officer in Vietnam to protect free-wheeling entrepeneur William J. Crum. The Army gave no explana- tion last July when it removed Cole from command of the European Post Exchange sys- tem, reduced him to colonel, and ordered him to retire. In his testimony, Jack By- bee, former general manager for two of Crum's most lucra- tive Vietnam business enter- prises, said Crum sent his military contacts, including Cole, to Hong Kong to pick up kickback money from a local financial institution. Testifying under oath, By- bee said Crum illegally used official and counterfeit mili- tary purchase orders to smug- gle merchandise into Vietnam duty-free and used shredding machines to destroy docu- ments. By bee said Crum made good use of Cote, a long-time friend, in his booming busi- ness taftetBrJatt. He said Cram employed once to drive a slotraacmne competi- tor from iHUJnpss ttiroiUh raid Cram boasted he paid for. When a gift-saop concession held by Crum was doing poor- See Back Page, 04.7 Top Parley on Laos Bogdown Compiled from and UPI SAIGON The South Viet- namese drive into Laos to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail is a week behind schedule because of heavy Communist resis- tance, U.S. military sources said today Vientiane dis- patches said the North Viet- namese were sending in rein- forcements and heavier fight- ing can be expected. Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, the U.S. commander in South Vietnam, met tonight in Sai- gon with U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu to assess the situa- tion. Thieu had predicted his forces would capture the key town of Sepone by Feb. 15. Communist forces today surrounded a force of about South Vietnamese troops on a hilltop five miles inside Laos after all but wiping out a nearby Ranger battalion, and opened fire on a second ARVN base nine miles inside Laos. US. pilots pouring fire into the Communist positions said they saw at least 500 North Vietnamese bodies there. There were indications in Saigon the drive had failed to halt traffic on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, but U.S. military sources in Vientiane said the incursion had stopped 40 to 50 per cent of the through traffic and that the North Vietnam- ese were moving infantry and Threat of Calamity Despite U.S. Claim By RAYMOND LAWRENCE Foreign News Analyst Despite statements of top Without complete and ac- ofBdals in Washington that the incursion into Laos is pro- ceeding according to schedule, reports from the field indicate that the South Vietnamese drive is facing a calamity. At least two Ranger battal- ions, which contain some of the best South Vietnamese sol- diett, have natfwed intolera- ble casualties. At one key point inside Laos, U.S. pilots, who are pouring very heavy fire into tiff Omi ill pOSlbOflB} S3IQ they saw at least 500 North Vietnamese bodies. So the enemy is suffering also. curate reports from the field, no outsider can correctly eval- uate the tide of battle, espe- cially in this war where verifi- cation is so difficult. But from what evidence is available it appears that Washington is trying to put a better face on the situation than the facts, justify. And ttes is not the first time this has happened. 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The disruption of the trail and the capture of supplies continues. We're at a point in this opera- tion where it's rather bard to say it's on schedule every hour of every day." In far northern Laos, hundreds of mites north of the South Vietnamese operation, the Chinese Communists have road that cute across northern Laos toward Thailand, U.S. military sources said. Work on the road baited last au- tumn but resumed within the last several days. They said the Chinese engi- neers are working three shifts a day, around the clock, clear- ing brush and trees between Muong Houn, the present road terminus, and Pak Beng on the Mekong River about 15 miles to the southeast. But they said there was no evi- dence of major troop move- ments in that area. 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A Vancouver woman arrested last month on suspicion of controlled substance homicide also is accused of threatening to kill a witness who allegedly saw her sell the fatal dose.
"'Don't talk to the cops about the drugs, or I'll (expletive) kill you,'" Andrea R. Thomas told her friend, according to a court affidavit.
She allegedly made the threat after Washougal police detective Zane Freschette questioned her about the Aug. 10 death of John R. Cantwell Jr., a 40-year-old Skamania County man. He died from a methamphetamine overdose.
After the police interview, Thomas called a female friend who was with her when she allegedly sold methamphetamine to Cantwell in the parking lot of Albertsons grocery store, 5000 E. Fourth Plain Blvd., according to court records. Thomas allegedly warned the friend that the detective would be contacting her and then made the threat.
Several minutes later, the friend called Detective Freschette and said that Thomas had called her again.
"'I'm going (to) go to prison,'" Thomas, 42, allegedly told the witness. "Don't talk to the cops about the drugs, or you're gonna get hurt."
Thomas repeated the threat against the friend at least two more times during the following six days, court records say.
On Aug. 27, the friend reported to police that Thomas disclosed that she planned to hide from police in Virginia, court records say.
Police arrested Thomas Aug. 29 at her home in Vancouver's Marrion neighborhood on suspicion of three counts of intimidating a witness.
She was held in the Clark County Jail on $50,000 bail while police investigators built the controlled substance homicide case against her. Her bail was increased by $100,000 after the Prosecuting Attorney's Office indicated its intention to file a controlled homicide charge.
Thomas appeared last month in Clark County Superior Court on suspicion of controlled substance homicide and tampering with physical evidence.
Formal charges against her have been delayed because her attorneys, David Schultz of Camas and Louis Byrd Jr. of Vancouver, on Monday requested that Judge John Nichols combine the witness intimidation case and controlled substance homicide case into one case and assign one of the attorneys to it. Nichols on Monday scheduled a Jan. 2 hearing to consider their request.
After taking methamphetamine he allegedly bought from Thomas, Cantwell asked his friend, Wendy Taylor, to take him to his home in Carson, according to the court affidavit. On the way home, Cantwell began "acting differently" and said he'd had an "eight ball," Taylor told Washougal police. He started convulsing and may have passed out, Taylor said in the affidavit. An eight-ball refers to an eighth of an ounce of a drug.
Once at his home, Taylor called 911 for emergency medical help. Medics found Cantwell dead in the front passenger seat of Taylor's vehicle, the affidavit says.
Thomas allegedly admitted to police that Cantwell had given her money, but claimed that it was intended to pay her cellphone bill, court documents say.
When Washougal police obtained a warrant to search Thomas' phone, Thomas claimed it had been stolen, the affidavit says.
A witness later said Thomas had smashed her phone with a hammer so that police couldn't look at its contents, according to the affidavit.
Washougal police are apparently investigating the case because Thomas and Cantwell allegedly met in Washougal before completing the drug transaction in Vancouver, according to court documents. Freschette was not available Monday for an interview.


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We walked straight to the stone, thanks to your directions (once we found the entrance to the cemetery through the church parking lot, that is). Unfortunately the stone was covered in sticky debris from the budding trees and we had nothing to clean it, so will have to return to take the photo we want, but any excuse to make a trip to the Cape!
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Hi Caryn,
You were right about Joshua and Olive Robbins being in the wrong cemetery in Harwich. I'd walked from one cem. to the other. All fixed!
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Bowles' stones in Cobb's Hill Cemetery.
Thanks SO much for the directions to the Bowles' memorials. We plan to pay our respects this weekend. We are coming to a symposium and will be close by.
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Thank you for the bio on Richard Bourne and for the photos of markers in the old cemetery in Sandwich that include those of my ancestors. I am a descendant of Richard Bourne and find it most interesting two people with similar interests share the same uncommon name!
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oops, sorry - thanks for letting me know :)
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I sell identified antique photos in my eBay store. I'm currently researching the subjects in an 1860s photo album that belonged to descendants of Ella Lothrop and Everett Harris. I always look for a memorial at findagrave.com and found one for John Clinton Harris. Lucy Emma Harris is on the same stone, and I found an 1889 Massachusetts marriage record for J Clinton Harris and L. Emmma Houghton. Then found a 1910 Census record for J Clinton Harris, with wife Lena and daughters Ursel and Carmen. Since you declined my edit to connect J Clinton and Lucy Emma as husband and wife, I guess 'Lena' wasn't incorrect in the census record, as I assumed. Can you please explain the relationships? I want to get it right in my description :)
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Thank you so much for your willingness to share your photos with me. As I said before, they really are lovely. You have a great talent, and now that I know your relationship with her, I'm sure they were taken with love as well. That always makes for a good pic, too.
I used the one of her headstone as the profile picture, and it looks very nice. The other picture of it just was not appropriate for that purpose, but yours absolutely is, and I'm definitely happy with it.
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on May 01, 2016 4:53 AM
RE: Edits
Sorry, the two same names in the same family got me going in circles, I think. Thanks.
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on Apr 29, 2016 7:09 AM
Sarah Snow Waterman, Mem #20902262
Hello, Caryn,
First, I want to thank you for the beautiful photos you took of Sarah's headstone. She was my 1st cousin, 10x removed! I'm sure you are familiar with her, because she is the granddaughter of Richard Warren, the Mayflower passenger, and I saw in your profile that you are also descended from him. I guess that makes us cousins of some degree!
I am also writing to ask for your permission to use your photos in my family tree. Of course, I would give you credit for them. I would love for my family to see them.
Thanks for your consideration,
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on Apr 26, 2016 8:05 AM
Mark Morrow
Thank you Caryn! I appreciate you adding the biography with references that I submitted for Elizabeth Tappan-Ruggles. Thank you for posting the beautiful headstone photos for the family as well. Your work is invaluable and greatly appreciated.
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Mark Morrow
on Apr 22, 2016 5:26 AM
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