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Hamilton Telegraph (Newspaper) - August 15, 1854, Hamilton, Ohio
THE HAMILTON TELEGKAPH, ruBuaittti r.vcur TUKSUAT uonxisu cr DARK EH McCORMICK, AT TUP. FOLLOWING UATT.S ASD TKUMi: I'alJwithintlillt) Alier itiirlj- days, ami xrlthln tlie year. a W) Alter ilia year, 3 HI who iln :n. give nt.rrm nolire to tlie contrary arc as wishing tucuii- linuc their II nulxcnbtra order the dn-eontinuanrr of their tlie imtitislwr may culilinuo tu n-nd tli'tu until paid. If mWriUrs n-luMj nrctrei to tliu oilier n> u Inch uVy are dim-ted. lliryornluM 'I" tli.l thu l.ill.mid nnlirtd III? r uitlumt la llio turn tin- ami iho are Mii er iliii-ctiiin. arehcM mutt J'UBLlSlfED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING; OFFICE ON JSASIN STREET, SOOTH SIDE, UETWEEN KQUAI. AM. OK ST.VTI-: 01: 01: I-OMTIOAI.- ESTABLrSHED A. D. 1814. 71 y Home in [IVr thu Ttlrurapb Wild. cr u. 11. cue. Jtv hoinii'ii.iii the prw-n vixnl wild, Vrutn the uf life away. U'hca- fnre-t k-su-s inild, At thu ushering in of Jar. Where the mountain nnh U'lu but when our physician said it would b for ona of hU Beiuitive tuttin) to live In such seclusion; that thu iutcrcit of lilting tip tha old pUre, ami tho out-of-door life ho would thin lead might br.ieu up feeblo frame, and add tu existence, 1 op. it no longer. "My brother did not atone through tho deep xvatcH of dUapjiolntment. Though ho it not, 1 too had been a rheriiheil dream, xchich nnut now bu bid aiide. 1 ha.l listened to tho of a char- mer, and, hid my bi-other succeeded in uin- niti- the object of bin choice, I nhotild felt free to marry, too; but now the path of duty only plain. If it had It-en tho end and aim of my to lighten mx- pathway l.eforu tho kludoxv f.ilb'ii it, hoiv much moru now! "My funning a nexv tio xvould h nited for my home xvould then, of hlty, haxe In-en in the sn-at xxorld, and my brother felt that hu could t.ot live Ni mutt fXiHiricDco, shu remuked tlmt Kimctinies proved xcry for society, and as t-heVjioke, her own- A thousand Of dn-ainy ami untroubled Whi'ii I tta.yoiiiiir.atid nnlLixl xnili Health j wandered in the direction And Hupo among thu hills and fives. 'of an open door." Poll MIHS nn the rn-nllii-; dixir. Within, the mould tin ir nests The tlimr is Mreiin xrith rus-n-t h-.ixirs. And untie the xxtl t Mill, far from the and clash (If tin-ijrrr.t Jly fancy lik'e n him Uv. this rude lu-int ufnir.il Asaiu I ijualT this I reath of iimrii. Jti-t 'muni; tliellame-tiptli And li-t tin- MHiy uf rarly liirds. And the wild glee of liraxvling Or. niti-itii: 'ncntli the littice porch, OVr lhaU-hed xx ith richly hliu-oturd v 1 hear the distant Orhiwinguf xrill pa-iturvd kine. Thin cinni-s uur Kbirian Inn 1-cwil. With -prite lite grace, To bUss me nilh lii-rcimxi-rM' sxxti-t. And inrfi-ctlily fa-hinm-il focr. And arm in ami ailu-.rn the Line. Jhtxvtt'li old dil-ky liinlrn We fiunlly k'niiig 1'rueliini the day'it tranipiil ihm O xvhcn giien In tfi-nileau-l AnMilian calm; When 1 xxas nui-k Coiittiitiiii-nt'M And filt her ki.nlly soothing balm. When for rny thirst ilrr-tr her trine. iv that the adjoining room was fitted tip ns 1 a library. The Uothic boot; tilled with choice literature, the rich crimson lounge and arm chair', the (lowers in the windows, and the bird cages just outside, made the so charming that 1 did not xvondcr she never cared to visit the neighboring farm- where in.inim.ile thing-, a-s well ns persons, rpokc only of the sordid, working' day xvorld._ Kvery'thing was in the meed or ,der, not primly and old maiduhly arranged. j but seeming as if placed in just the spot most i favorable fur use and enjoyment. The toilet {of my luutesj, hid she been in the ,city, could not havo been in moie bocoming j i le, or iu purer taste; her biMtitiful curU, to the country peojile one of the ex idences of her pride, xvere as and luxuriant as those uf a xoiing girl." I'.ut her greatest ch.irm lay in her conversational jKiuerj. 1 can only i.iy that they f.iscin ileil me. When 1 rose logo, my hostess kindly as- sured me that my xWt had given her plen- nre, and urged me tu repeat it often. From th.it time, whenever I it.u4 out fur a morning ride, my horse's feet xx ere pretty sure to tread the green turf of Alton's hwn before Jits heid xvas turned homeward. And. in J one of our interview she gaxe me the fol- i lowing of her life: j "I er; of my father I have oldv a dim rcmcm- J rjjiw hew xiith him. and rquid for xih.it 1 endured, by him groxv ed to and ex en "For ten x ean thu uatottr happy liomi1, and during that time my brother outin> to the xxorldiximu which xvill live er thill he did. lie died, that hu had accomplitla-il living for. and looking with nnclonded faith to Him xx ho 'U thu resurrection and the life'.' '.Mv he Mid, '.urn h.ue been me; without xour loxuand xoiir to lean upon, liow dexdatu mx life txonhl luxe U'cti! 31 jy liod bless jou, exi-n "lUtt, Alton, xibvimt return to soci- ety now I asked after a pause. "At my >lu> h iid ith a >mile. "h ib- it truly become fcrnuid nature; and, af- ter ko niany of neclinion, nianneM xxell as iia-linatiotiH unlit mi; fur in thu xxorld with and ple.i-.tire. Ut-.-iiK-'. suittll fora Miiailerfur: A brought an action ron lltithichllil, xvhich tho millionairii MIC rcHfitlly resisted by pleading the itatuto Hut thin, even, surpassed thu following which we find related it the l.ixerjiool "The 'glorious of the law jwierbial, Jiulancu uf which oc curred the other day in the roitntv court o MarylcUinc, wheru an unfortunate tailoi sought lo recover tho sum ofXU for furnished to an ingenious customer. Tail, ow, more, perhaps, than any other class o tradesmen, are tho xictims'of knavery, at the mercy of accomplished win ply their calling morufirevtivulv when thcx haxe :i xvelbmade (tut on tlieir lucks, xxhich hasnever been paid lor. in the c.ue to xxhichxve refer, the unfortunate tailor im- agined, no doubt, that he ha I 'grounds of ac- he the order and dt lixered the Poor mixguided man! Me knew nothing of the working of th.it constitution' under which' he lixcs of the of statutes, every one of which, by u lictioii of law. he is preMimcd to IK.' ac ju.iinted with. When lie had proved hU e-ise, ns he foolishly sui he was the l.iud of fmttiiv w htch he had jilaced on tho garments fer haxe taken place leftMtciety, that to K" back and notu them, xvould nuke me feel mvlonelinetsnuiruthan ever." "ISllt ivlirru ii tho p-ntleniali once I xi-.xj afraid to linish the thu amount of xxhich hunted. answer- ed without hesitation. 'dulli The tidgu eyed thf lawyer xxith Mir- 'I'rjy, nh.it Mich a" lo do with thu case'." 'Very much.' xxas tlm jK-rt ti-joinder, '.u I sh ill and aecoruingly thu learned gentti-man, to the aitonithment of exery certainly to the astonMimunt of tho :infortnn.itu t.iilor m to quote acts of William the Third, Anne, and at-tiof iieorgu thu gix ing in each chapter and xerse xxith tho most cool and precision, prox ing th.it the making of Vloth U.U decidedly illegal, and that thu unhappy pl.iintilf, MI far from being in a to recou-r liierge. camlets, or druggets, or any A Auvat In the year 16OI, when Treble, Con modnro of thu American squadron in th Mediterranean, was gaining a glory bcfur alike for himself, an nnd for his country, Lieutenant Com tiumhnt had cumman under him, of thu a schooner of 1 ing the Bcvcr.il which had viously occurred w ith thu enemy, olliec had great bravery t-ommandero unlxiat No. 1 and iioix- to th tHitumodoro that a happy result might lily In obtained by conv'crting thu ketch In trepid, a raptnreil craft of about 73 thu identiV.iI xesjcl xvith which tho g.illan Oecatnre had Ixurdcd, recapltired aud burn thu frigate intuaftreuhipani her into thu harbor under the nail of the cattle, in direct contact wit I the entire marine force of the Tripoliun. And fimnil ninlinxi.i in the lu-h (in-ill autumn AVhpti all tin: iluvy Stini'd liunli-n'd with j And fnru tin- nplmnli Thu strict here. Thin on my fj'irit i timing. t nf Till in theih trailed dii-ty man, 1 n rural Klltntttlr, .Ipril, J. J. A. and I felt jjlail that he iwiH forget me: though other fluff, under the pi-nail x- of Tort v Fl t Ii I f ll it iiniit.l l..t -I... tf.__. f lings for excry dor.en biittonii-o made; and (he provisions further direct that no p.-rwin can rei-oxer fur m ule witliu-.it bra-s butto.'i.-.. At the rhiioof this niit'.iblc .-pt-ech a nurof laughter, according to the proceeded from the jK-rMMis xxho xxere in the court, r.ierylmdy laughed but the tailor. Tor him, these N> glibly iptoted, xx ere no laughing The judge found that xxhich h id li-en passed to i-nconrago the I'lirmingham button trade, in the goud old days of pro- tection, had m-XL-r been repealed; and the rvMilt xv.ii that the tailor wa-. noiiMiited, and impudently told by the mm xtho hidihe.it- lieotice said that would be iiujms ___ ulded with :i Mnile. "Well, I w Uh he h-id remained .-ingle, that lie might come and claim lion." -iKe to think :h.it woman's life is imperfect without riage; but I assure you that 1 on fectly contented to the close of mine, xvith- >ut any such consummation. Such .1 total would hardly add to my low. 1 feel, that I lo bu imro ai-tixely useful than 1 am at pre.-ent, nnd M'mi-iimw thinl; of upening a charity si-houl here. Would jou come and help me." "Vou teach the children of this neighbor- him that !u; xiotlld be proceeded I'l-ll.iltit-t .sjiecilicd Tin' nuil .Ur. itlicU- l I'tuiii the nius u( tin -llton. brance. My brother xvaj two yeirs "ounger 'than myself, nnd on j of my muthei's hood, nnd for nothing! Why, they don't' for the rectum- of thu i acts xvas to commend him to my care. 'Mis know enough, here, to bu grateful for Mich in the .lei-'." Idufurmity makes him unduly she i kindness, and wiMiwt appreciate it! it be the nim of your life to guard Vou don't Know the j-coplo j him from all Millering. I feel replied; "with their pa-' a-sitrcil that hts life will not be .1 Ion; one; rents I can do nothing, but could 1 Mtccced hit active mind and ardent feelings xx ill near1 in awakening iu these children .1 desire for out feeble frame. Tor his I could knowledge, the seed would hive wished to lix e, that I might sdiio.l him up and bear fruit w hen I am de id." from any remark that would wound hit gen- j Header idic did nut engage in the work uf tlo spirit. Will you, my daughter, try to j education, but it was in iniiie promis-ing mil Mipply my place, and I to xour unfortunate) than the wild, sunburnt, barefooted children Lrothcrallth.il I would haie been.' Pri-miM-1 of that neighborhood. A gentleman came me and I oh.ill die contented.' I re.i lily inoniing, and pleaded N> fur the reijnirwl pmmiv, and I knelt I htr aid iu cultiv.r.ing the mitiiN of his four Uido her bed, holding her already icy h md daughters, that t-he fi-und it haul to wv him I m mine, I breathed a prayer that my moth- my. And when meet, iiu-therless lar away from tho strife and bustle of city et's liod would bh-N-. and watch oxer me in girl.-, to her, and told her how life, there lies .1 iptiet valley, which a neeUut.i time rcfin-cd M-O any ono but le-irn pr.icefully, form a plc.ivint picture; and when, 'me. O! how earnestly did 1 prav forwivlum to complete it, the clear blue of the con-ole nnd "itidti him aright! If I did1 OCT "Vou much riittt. m.-m Tho which immediat-.-lvafter the I'usion Conxention, it will be recollected, lont.iincd a highly etilogistie article npaii the nominee of its pirty fur the Itoard of I'ublie Works, Mr. ISIick'esderfer. xoueliing for him :is a remarkably honest and capable Inaii. saxs now-, in reply to -owe charges re- IIJMIII histormi-railminUtratuuiof the ollliv to xxhich he agiin :u-pire.s. that it "does not intend to Ins defender." We Like lhi litionists announce the approaching congress- ional elections hi thu north xvill be midtj to turn upon, will be the repeal uf tho N'ui bill. Its will 1m ajvocated and iiuisted njon by the abolitionUts and and will ho resisted by the Democracy und by that portion of- the bigs stand upon the jilutform uf Clay ami Wclater ami are to a union of xvhigs aud alMilitionUtx. Tho xvhich are to govern and inlluencu those who xvill go into the approaching contests advocating tho of this great measure, have not been stated; but the nnd thu argu- incuts that will induce Ihu Ik-mocracy und the Union xx bigs to opjioso its rej-cal are clear and conclusive, and ought to be t-allsfactorx- loeiery mm in the north who reallr, cerely and honestly desires the Irrritiiricitof Nebr.i.sk.1 and Kansas to bo and remain free territories and to la-couo free States. That bill h.is opened up theje territories to nettle- incut by the free men of this north. Thev are Hocking ii.to both territories dailx- bv Inindreds and thousands. They xvill make Inith tcrriloric.s free, nnd by a "direct will prohibit tho uf slaierx-. A vote uf the jxjojile in any stato or terriUrx-. join the day that this Union formed to the present time, never yet conx cried me inch of free territory Intoj.'aie territory, t xvas done once by congress, when tlmt added a of the free territory cut by the Mi.-sMtri to tho'slave of .MisMitiri, but such a thing Im been lone by the itei.tr! It is far wfer, 'herefore, lo le.ix-e this of o the jK-ople, than it is to leave it to con- gress. The of Nebraska and lill make territories free, and it won't >e more than two years more till thev will Hith Ripply to for into he 11 mou as free States. And all this will uvo b-jun accomplished by thc> ill. Two more Irce.States xvill have been dded lo tlie Union through the patriotic serlions of Douglas, nhn h.u U-en icaiily denounced by the aUtlitiotUt whigs It will all liedono nder the of u which pri'tioiinceil, ex en in the lor the extension uf erx'. xvnj- ilivy to talk ol'tliv Can il ho tlmt the hard fceling-i nnd thu hard tho to thu tiholition party, will he HI n-adily forgotten liXMhtm. and their former t-ni-mifj.? Who can take of the why pjM-riofl.ist year, anl that they tiro comlneti-il liv the Kami- men lhiinr wnu J.it. I ine Imllul H column, rlmit'ji ul.lr it Ituritii xCinlf.nl a it lorn.Tir--, IN uultti I M yrut, All a IreitUutienU (run m Iw (or In tit r. ft tins Vitto- ins; Siill. 'Jit U'prtfutntlrts: I havo received tho bill t-ntllltd. "An act intikinj appropriations for the repair, and work-, hcn-tofur-j Authority of l.ui-." i.ul.lla cuimnuiicfd nuJor th. Ii re wlu-j mu in tho no; huitn of tlm and titn-i my ttltuur a full fur csamitiln.; ij iu jiritv or of u; tiStli tliu M hich forMil mu to it U liul.nyi tu th.tt uroi ulileh nro cnmniotity known Iu. tenial f iicnt. anil Iiich, from a vury early i.it o ality nti-1 to he called. Thi union, or ioaful ufsctlnuca- tton K-tw-ccn tlietudifltroat imiviiintK, would rcqtiSru ilolibenilu iHiciKsioii of the eneral t.uN. lur thu th htfiiilv u to Miurutu Item of riiitlotjH. 1'ul.lic iiti'i.iou, with rej-.irt to thu value ami imjiortiir.cij uf intcrn.il country. U Thuru ii a on all h to hav.i tiiuni iinMoctitit 1 wilh uiiur.'v.auil tu mis tha to I u uttniucd In- them fullr roaliscil. This jTomineat jxjlut'of OiifcreusV k-Uvi-eti thusu Imro lieeu rejardoil thafriouJi of of lutcraal nu-nts by the Oeuvral Oiivurntnunt, an.l thin, to jinea a hvi Iwca eno of Iinul though muru or xuth own Judgment, it i. well known, Uotli grounds, b.-eti to a "general ivitem of internal bv Pedeml Government, At xxelt rufrom" pj-l iiuattsfiietory eiperiet-.co by tho as iv render its nsu p'.thar to the en.tntry at "r fur h-j 1 klriU coiulder ii incumbent iii ma ent tuthe present O.ngreas, -.t the ueit iluw of thttwholo- whig; who liaxe ncxer added or nil thu hearta of nil w it, iiuxer to be forgotten. All tliL-n took le.ne uf every oflieer, and of add a single free or free territorx- or i (iingt-.- foot of freu w bra.k.i arid K.IIW.JH to the Union. Xe- he did, wiien a I'ublie Works, ,-i Steiilienville and Indiana I! iilroa.1 I'ominnv i f me nar, ami' t.irms, and the xxi (.itcriiM iheni peJtuv.it trousers, thrixing xitt.iges an! I gi't in mind, Uiy.s, when ion under the uperitim go home, gtxe a good account of In bill which the Here: Six m and nil thi peritiim and inlluence of thu ul.m of our dU- liens weru at church, or enjox'ing "iired nature's sweet in tlieir cfuiet homes as the Sabbath day ii sure to bring. nnd aU was u'ow and then UIB "rattling uf the xvaguns o'er the 5tony or perchance tho crow hit; of a rooster that came olf triumphant nt thu cock-tights, in the Mirburbs of our this o'clock. iu which when Judyo Usri delivered nmlcarcfullr prepared chiirg-. reviewing nil the material jiointi in tlm totimony both eMcK, tml interpretation of the law aj.plicsWe the itat'ortnat in hand. At half-p-ijt 7 the. jury retired to their p. rbamlier.auil.ifitr.in aluctie.! of about four t hiniri, it xi-.-u announced tliat they had Rgreed tif.wi their Oa coming iutu court. they handed in n written xerdktto tho xxho rc.i.l ii as entire creii; but .juickly tho dm of kittle drums, b.-ating to arms with the noi-u of confusion nnd alarm, xvas heard from the in. habitants on shore. To aid in the osr.ipe of lhebo.it. unorder was gixeii bv Heed "t., -hoix the appearance of which. The Know imthings are a pirjx-. chielly. in fact almnst l i r f nitnureiis ol shot, iiom an eijual mtmlK-r ol, higs, urgunizcd upon a platform of guns, ufh.aiy calibre, from the bittL-ries lent and xindictixe to .uVforei-ncw near came rattling ox er and around us. Mitt) and to all I'.it hu lies, w hether forci -new or' we heeded them not. I feeling alone had Well, what haxe the v done? of prcjerxatioii of they have rot .lone much; but thev hive his crew! d his crew! done ii things tint ought to IHJ remember- As moment after moment pmed In-, with- clcctud i irfr; Max or in nit bringing uiih it the preconcerted signal :i M.ixor in mm the lm.it, the atuietv on Nurd became li; !l N'ow Orlein-; a ri-ir; pcrchani-e if he might get fome "pi" there. "We, tlm jury, find Tranfis Dick ciilhr but he w.uniL-tatthe door bv ourdeiil.and. "f lllD murder of Jnmt-s Votttv In nothmi; daunted, he even h-a I the .md.icitv degrer. ns he is chnr.-c.l In imlicl. to reach out his paw to sh.iko hand, wish his iM'atiic mijoty. but not the hereceixed. he left ha.te, followed bv t large croud healed bv tho atuf.ic- with dog-1, nnd probably a'-.-u too late, of the P.I.-UO which fays, "rcsi.it tho dcxil, and ho w ill from x IPw.'cni d iy u hloh tlam thr Vtiirit thv. ha would hc.ir the of f.ir (x new triil. The court orcno.l for tho pri.jner ft.ited a feared than tho RMtiad'on wli'.chthpy maved for n nrw triil: nan of the xvoods thit thn vrrdict contrsrv M an immetiM KM tliBeiider.r-. Sosrond. that win of thojn. >ccn t'crmlttffd to the rrw In ?lau of Africa. is nn inh.ibit.uit of the xrrMds bv Th; jury then ore for himself cive hi cottturl fer the j-rW.f r hers thotr Intention to move for ix new trNl. court then n Ijmtrnrd until P o'clock on the (iaUn'ti river, more to be African Uu; it it the wild man iho I'lirang autatig, though an nctiiij; on the oircniixe. and ready to attack man. Tlie of hij px- trcmities aro longer tlnu thiue of mi ordina- ry nixed, full grow n mv.i. I h.ix e utnmined them here, and while Ciintempl.V.ing tho the jaw, and their re.illv during I .........__ _..... _ xWt i Afirr hating th; ruled tlir motion for .1 :iew- trial. Pr.inri' the primnrr st th conrt b- up lather than IK- captured, of pritclihu that -aii'lydclrniihii'd uj-oii, at th.-outsct of the! If that is "ail ilerpiihp. had ns brax civ been put in iIlro w by sh ill not tin- foreigmr be Hiuti. The fact that the Intrepid, at the to enjuy the .simu tint ir. tllff, wtlltU ItU ll.lli I7UL-1I UI1I18II.1I1 fast.'and had her haircurled and fixed up, promenading nice enough for company every day of her we soiighlthe freshrrniri. her hired girl had said; and then She tr, nnd as he leaned upon must bo Iiizy as well as for fche never put her hands to any dirty work, but n.it doxvii nf a morning to read and write! She took long too, every day, xvhcn had'nt a sign of an errand lo do; and rode on horseback, not to any of the ...............vlu hoitsci, 1'iit Just for the sake of riding! Did falls, and two figures so ne.ir us tint ever a liwly hc.ir of anything so foolish? their conxcrMtiun WMS distinctly audible. ...I Incoming general air of a balctiny togt-th jion my arm nnd look. rd out nt'oti the "jiiiet tnooidight, he said '.Sister, I feel that I must tell her noon, ami something Ihnl uiiu will not neon my love. Did you marl; hoiv dcclim-i! dancing to-night for a ipiict chat willi me? then there thc l of li-ht And she played on her piano'oxcry evening; th.it they heard for themselves as plain as could "Docs she live all I "Alone! Why, no, not exactly. She has A brother there; but for tho matter of all the work he can do, sho might as will be nlone; von never seen "Xo." "Well, you'll sco a pitiful sight when you oo, with crooked luck; and tho way waits on him now, and ixju him up, lou'd t. think ho xx-as a luby, so tender ofhitnl Tito ghl that xvith her, often comes to our house of.i hulidav, and the me all nbmitlt." Iiiitantly my imasination kindled nt the iiiclitrcofaftuier'tf dctotion toon unfortunate brother, living in scchnion with him, because perchance, xvith the peculiar to deformity, ho shrank- from society; but llio around her could no licatt- ty in a life. With how much of ro- mance my youthful thoughts invested this lady, would have been amused 'IMiaxvl you are not Mid one. '1 am. Vou nmiiifest a decided1 prcfer ctico for his 'Nonsense; ho'lntcrestime, I how- lo think uf my being willing to bear through lifo thu burden of a hunch, lucked lui.sb.itid "I felt my brother trembling in every limb, and God fi'irgixe mo fur tho feelings" I liad then, for the last voice wns tno thrillingly familiar, aud I longed to fell the theuarth. Hoxv diircd xhu speak thus of the casket In which the Good Father had K-cn plcajod lo encloM) the priceless inlellcct of my brother? I xvonl.l h.iie giicti worlds that ho h.id Mil heard thoso carclwg which I knew had n'nuxtkilled him. "l-'rom lh.it timo from nil society with a ncnotik dread, and Mrave lo find his happiness in w Inch, ns he said cilly, could not taunt him uith tnne.' This placo had bocn left him liy our grandfather, nnd the Icasaexpiringnbuulthal time, my bmthcr jiroposcd .n.iklng it our liome. I at it K t wild tchtnw, and their sacred united iu the 'hoiv bands.' Poor In nverx but love, and their pijrs nnd m their union, they htaited for a 'free .Stale.' and walked arm-in.arm from .Slaiinton to Winchesier, n distance of iiinely-MX miliM. Hern thev tixik the ralNroad ran for disUnceof Iwenly.two lo tho end" ol their 'lovi-lx' journey. 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Now let me see, if I am reading this epistole correctly, Obama and the executive branch are supporting negotiations by the TTP yielding our powers of trade and governance by the 1% and mega corporations which surrenders our federal, state , and local sovereignty to corporate interest. This is a serious constitutional threat. It will end up surrendering our representative democracy to corporate rule. This is all being done in secret meetings under the the cloak of "national security and the corporate media. Congress has been shut out of the negotiations and are in the dark onit substance. The large corporations and the 1% are positioning themselves to take over the government in a coup where nary a shot will be fired. Our souls are being sold to the 1%. I have been warning that their power was becoming unconquerable, nobody believes me. The only reason we know anything about this coup is due to leaks that are coming from the negotiations. If you care about the future of this country, you had better read this article and find out what is happening. Congress is too busy worrying about immigration and a basket full of scandels they keep cooking up instead of the true business of governing this country. Look at the driving forces behind this effort. It is the usual suspects such as Halliburton, Chevron, PhaRMA, and Comcast.
TPP (Trans-Pacific Pact)--the 1% Solution to Democracy--Government by Corporate Dictates
TPP...the most dangerous trade contract you never heard of...
Chances are that you've never heard of the Trans-Pacific-Pact/Free Trade Agreement, aka the TPP-FTA, and that is exactly the way the Obama administration (and its corporate bosses)-- would like to keep things. The mainstream (read: corporate), media has utterly left the American public in the dark on this skunk of a deal which surrenders our national, state and local sovereignty to corporate interests. The TPP as it is known in secretive corporate circles represents the most anti-democracy assault devised by trade representatives from some 600 corporations, including Halliburton, Chevron, PhaRMA, Comcast and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).
The secrecy factor...hiding TPP's anti-democracy powers behind 'national security'...
The TPP-FTA (Trans-Pacific-Pact Free Trade Agreement) is the latest brainchild of the 1%. Negotiations for each round have been so secretely guarded that paramilitary teams surrounded each locale with weaponized helicopters looming overhead.
A 'weapon of mass deception' specifically engineered to surrender our representative democracy to corporate rule; the TPP has been negotiated in secret since 2008 and is now nearing completion in its 17th round.
President Obama has allowed both of his US Trade Representative(s) (first Ron Kirk and now Mike Froman); to use the illegitimate veil of 'national security', and the accompanying overclassification of information, to shut out the public and Congress from 'negotiations.'
No amount of public relations salesmanship from Obama can sell this stinker of a trade deal--once the facts hit the light of day. Ironically, the facts only surfaced--because of a leak--another whistleblower.
Leaked official documents clearly show that parties involved agreed to keep all draft and contributing documents secret, until four years after the final ratification of the agreement ( or when negotiations collapse);-- EXCEPT for the final text.
During the entire length of ongoing negotiations--now in it's 17th round, Congress was locked out of any meaningful discussion or investigation, while over 600 corporate chieftains and advisors have all but scripted the entire document down to the last punctuation mark.
Congress locked out....
Congress was not only 'locked out'--it was never invited to the party. (While it's true that the USTR 'permitted' limited viewing of the texts by members of Congress--none were allowed to have expert staffers in various negotiated areas of concern, present. Furthermore, recording devices were expressly forbidden.
The deal which would surrender national, state and local sovereignty to a secret tribunal of three corporate attorneys,--excluding all but corporate interests, was blessed with impunity on the profane altar of 'national security.' Leakers would be punished as 'enemies of the state'--with a real possibility of jail time--and that threat included members of congress.
Congressional leaders questioning this 'corporate coup' though few--were refreshingly forthright. Senator Ron Wyden (D) Oregon led the charge, followed by Senator Elizabeth Warren (D) Mass. and Congressman Alan Grayson (D) Fla.
Senator Ron Wyden denied access...blew the whistle on secrecy....
Senator Ron Wyden is the reigning Chair of the Senate Finance Committee's Subcommittee on International Trade, Customs, and Global Competitiveness, the very committee assigned jurisdiction of treaties like the TPP went on record from the floor of Congress stating how ...
...."the majority of Congress is being kept in the dark as to the substance of the TPP negotiations, while representatives of U.S. corporations--like Halliburton, Chevron, PhaRMA, Comcast and the Motion Picture Association of America--are being consulted and made privy to details of the agreement."
Senator Wyden further reiterated the duty of Congress to review, regulate and ratify international trade negotiations. Wyden also countered the specious claim made by the US Trade Representative that providing access to negotiation documents would...'endanger national security,' by instructing his staff to cooperate with security needs. To quote Senator Wyden;
..."As the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee's Subcommittee on International Trade, Customs, and Global Competitiveness, my office is responsible for conducting oversight over the USTR and trade negotiations. To do that, I asked that my staff obtain the proper security credentials to view the information that USTR keeps confidential and secret. This is material that fully describes what the USTR is seeking in the TPP talks on behalf of the American people and on behalf of Congress. More than two months after receiving the proper security credentials, my staff is still barred from viewing the details of the proposals that USTR is advancing."
Senator Wyden further reminded the president the authority granted Congress on the regulation of international trade.
..."It may be the U.S. Trade Representative's (USTR) current job to negotiate trade agreements on behalf of the United States, but Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress – not the USTR or any other member of the Executive Branch – the responsibility of regulating foreign commerce. It was our Founding Fathers' intention to ensure that the laws and policies that govern the American people take into account the interests of all the American people, not just a privileged few."
And yet to date, only a few members of Congress have gained access to the very treaty they are constitutionally assigned to regulate. Consistent with Senator Wyden's criticism--the privileged few (namely corporate lobbyists) are granted unfettered input to the very treaty which would deliver a final death blow to our economy and surrender our democracy to the whims of corporate heads.
Why the secrecy?...
If the TPP-FTA is a legitimate deal--why this unprecedented level of secrecy? Why is the US Trade Representative refusing to answer congressional inquiries? Why are US Congressmen such as Darrell Issa and Alan Grayson or Senator Ron Wyden being locked out of negotiations? As usual with this president--the facts are buried in legal jargon and double-talk. Additionally, the now historic abuse of the national security 'classification system' has reached ludicrous levels which would make Karl Rove--blush like a schoolgirl in a whorehouse.
Congressman Grayson spoke to the secrecy and the most egregious elements in the TPP itself, in a telephone interview with this reporter.
..."They (USTR) set out to do it this way, knowing full well that if they shed any light on what they were doing there would be a lot of hell to pay." (phone interview 06/21/13)
Grayson was allowed 'limited' access after some six weeks of official requests--access to negotiation texts that any member of Congress by law--had a right to review. After reviewing some very limited text Grayson spoke to the outrageous and unlawful giveaways in the TPP, and the cover-up maintained by the USTR.
..."..."I've seen an element of the current rounds..they are binding ...I will tell you that they have every reason to be concerned about them...the backlash...there would be a public backlash"..."what they said uh.. indicated was classified and they stick to appear to----the classification system by calling the shots in secret, and by threatening people with every nightmare discomfort ...including imprisonment...except for the 500 corporate lobbyists.."
Alan Grayson may be blunt--but he's honest. When asked about the effects of the TPP on our country if pushed into law--he stated frankly that
..."TPP establishes what are called ... procedures that are essentially" abrogating our democracy'...
Grayson explained further that...
"...they (TPP international tribunal) replace our five step established court systems for claims against the government with an alternative system that is wired for the benefit of multinational corporations"
Grayson added that the TPP extends into matters which are not under the purview of trade relations. He added that the TPP ..."goes far beyond anything even remotely resembling trade and systematically interferes in areas such as finance, that most people would regard as having no connection ....to matters of trade." The agreement...." extends well beyond trade in a manner that systematically benefits multinational corporations to the detriment of health, safety, the right to organize, and other fundamental human rights and progressive values. "
Ironically, Grayson and the others couldn't explain why the TPP poses these dangers, as this information has been 'classified' by the USTR.
In spite of Grayson's fair and rational argument--the USTR under President Obama remains unmoved. In fact, the administration wants to finalize the TPP 'agreement' this October, pushing Congress to a simple up and down vote, consistent with corporate demands.
The rush to finalize this surrender of sovereignty...
In addition to this transfer of power from nations to corporations; the TPP negotiating teams are rushing to finalize the document before any meaningful discussion or review.
...".The TPP is poised to become the largest Free Trade Agreement in U.S. history. The twelve countries currently involved — the United States, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam — already cover approximately 40% of the global economy, and the TPP also includes a "docking mechanism" that could enable other countries to join over time. The TPP's seventeenth major round of negotiations concluded in Lima, Peru last month, and negotiators are racing to complete their work by an October deadline set by President Barack Obama and others."
Fast Track ...and a news blackout by the corporate owned media....
The sheer fact that the SEVENTEENTH round of negotiations has been completed with no coverage in the mainstream corporate media only deepens the suspicion. President Obama is pushing Fast Track authority specifically engineered to ram through Congress a simple up or down vote on the entire finished document minus any substantive investigation or debate. 'Fast Track' dating back to the Nixon administration, denies Congress the right to study, debate or otherwise amend any piece of legislation pushed and signed off by any president. In essence, the Obama administration is abusing the Fast Track idea to demand a blank check from Congress. So, what specific powers does the proposed TPP take away from our democratically elected government and grant to an international corporate tribunal?
Powers granted to corporations via the TPP....
The TPP, if approved by the Senate and signed by Obama will nullify multiple areas of US law. It is the concrete realization of 'corporate personhood', providing the 'corporate person' in discussion--is an absolute monarch or emperor.
The TPP, negotiated by corporate lobbyists and minus any substantive congressional and public oversight, grants multinational corporations a final veto over a country's laws, in multiple areas not necessarily limited to trade issues. No country, including the US will be able to enforce laws or regulations in many areas that 'impede' corporate rights. This is 'corporate personhood' writ large, abusive and sociopathic.
The highlights of the leaked TPP drafts include a triad of powers that collectively enslave any nation or state. The triad begins with the alleged corporate 'right' to challenge any law and demand taxpayer compensation for any policy which hypothetically could undermine estimated or expected future profits. This could extend to any area of law, environmental, labor, public health, food sovereignty, currency standards, financial regulations, consumer standards and even civil liberties.
Leaked draft texts further describe 'investor protections' that incentivizes additional offshoring of jobs with undisclosed 'benefits.' Any regulation of finance capital (aka Wall Street) such as banning derivatives, currency manipulation, and other 'financial weapons of mass destruction'; would be prohibited. Any member nation's ability to mitigate financial warfare via currency manipulation and deliver financial stability is neutered. 'Shock and awe' globalization is delivered to our door, in a plain, pornographic brown wrapper, courtesy of the TPP.
The TPP grants the rights of a conquering army to foreign investors and multinational corporations. The leaked text contains 26 chapters, yet only two chapters cover actual 'trade' issues, such as tariffs and quotas.
The US would be conquered, minus a single fired shot, as the USTR and Obama sign away our rights. The TPP text obligates the federal government to serve as the bully club, forcing states and local communities into conforming with this unmitigated surrender of our sovereignty.
The thousand plus page document of detailed restraints forced on federal, state and local governments is not restricted to trade. Everything from intellectual property rights, to labor issues, to public health, to environmental regulations is forced into subjugation under this legal excuse for corporate rule. Our own federal government is reduced to a mercenary force, pointing the gun to our heads. Nothing is safe. This includes public lands and resources.
TPP... a tool for stealing ever decreasing public resources....
Once again, leaked documents of the draft TPP texts reveal US property rights protections eradicated in favor of international standards (which have yet to be articulated). These mysterious international standards would be relegated to the whims of the unelected international tribunal, for which there is no right of appeal. In theory, public lands in the US could be summarily handed over to international corporate interests.
This could translate into foreign interests using the unelected tribunal to 'legally' steal US public resources such as potable water, reducing the US to a colony or vassal state. Natural resource battles over resources like water have begun in Michigan, thanks to the predecessor 'Emergency Manager' law.
Nestle vs. Ice Mountain...
Mecosta, Michigan won a ten year battle against Nestle/Ice Mountain in 2009. Concerned with excessive water diversion by the corporate titan; a grassroots group named Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation (MCWC) defeated Nestle in court. Nestle appealed and the appeals court ruled that MCWC won on concerns of environmental harm, but the corporate water interests of Nestle had to balance with the landowner's interests.'
This was the beginning of the end, as corporate forces realized they needed a stacked deck in the face of growing citizen grassroots/netroots mobilization. Not content to abide by a legitimate process; corporate forces pushed the Emergency Manager Act.
Michigan's 'Emergency Manager Law' the predecessor to TPP...
In March of 2011, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder signed into law the 'Emergency Manager Law.' Written by corporations and corporate funded non-profits under the tutelage of the Mackinac Center; the Emergency Manager Law authorized the shredding of labor contracts, privatization of public services and the consolidation and DISSOLUTION of locally elected governments. It has been touted as 'financial martial law.'
It does not escape my attention that this 'law' would have serviced Nestle's needs quite handily. Though several thousand protesters marched against this bill; the corporate owned media ignored the uprising. The Michigan 'Emergency Manager Law' is a mini-me version of the TPP. It is ...'democracy under siege.'
Government by international corporate tribunal...
At the core of this despicable 'agreement' is the international corporate tribunal designated to be the final authority over any future disputes--at least on paper. The tribunal is to be staffed by the same corporate attorneys who service the multinational corporations. Conflict of interest is not only obvious---TPP makes it... a way of life. No right of appeal exists and deliberations are...once again...secret.
In theory, any and all laws a foreign corporation finds irritating are taken to the tribunal. The most egregious crimes against humanity---forced or slave labor, child labor, massive dumping of toxic pollutants, murders committed by subcontractors, police abuse, censorship, and the criminalization of dissent--are subjugated to a tribunal of three corporate attorneys. The 'economic royalists' would be in the driver's seat.
TPP grants the tribunal the right to set aside previous court decisions or the results of public elections. Corporate personhood is elevated to emperor and the concept of ..."consent of the governed" is reduced to a trite joke.
According to Lori Wallach at Public Citizen, these same foreign tribunals..."would be staffed by private sector lawyers who rotate between acting as "judges" and representative corporations, suing governments, posing major conflicts of interest."
Citizens Trade Campaign has legitimate solutions...
In March of 2013, watchdog group, Citizens Trade Campaign sent a letter to every member of Congress which was co-signed by over 400 additional activist groups. The letter was a stinging rebuke of the TPP and the mechanisms used by the Obama administration to ram this illegitimate treaty through--namely the abuse of the national security classification system and the Nixonian, Fast Track Authority. The letter also outlined conditions, which must be remediated and the mechanism used. It was a clarion call for accountability and transparency, which respected the right to self-govern.
Groups signing on this letter ranged from unions such as the International Brotherhood of Teamsters--to environmental groups such as Food and Water Watch--to religious groups such as the Holy Cross International Justice Office. Opponents may scream foul and claim these are 'special interest groups,' but unlike the 'special interest' corporate groups pushing the TPP--these groups are collectively fighting to reverse the global 'race to the bottom.'
Citizens Trade Campaign has identified 8 criterion which must be addressed and a separate section dealing with the eradication of Fast Track and the reform of the trade agreement negotiation and approval process.
8 Reform Measures to Ensure a Fair Negotiation and Approval Process for Future Trade Policies...
1.) ..."Prioritization of human and labor rights." Trade agreements must protect human and labor rights (including free speech, assembly, press), above the rights of investors. There should no tolerance for forced or slave labor, child labor, dangerous 'sweatshop' working conditions, or political violence used by corporate or subcontractors to suppress collective bargaining. Environmental degradation in an era of strained resources leading to resource wars should be banned. The rights of indigenous peoples to self-determined governance is to be respected.
2.) ..."Respect for local development goals and the procurement policies that deliver on them." Trade agreements should never impede or nullify the rights of local governments to promote development, which benefits and reflects the needs and preferences of environmental, social or political goals. Furthermore, all trade agreements must respect and maintain prevailing requirements for wages, environmental, labor and human rights standards, and provide policies addressing long-standing inequalities worldwide. In terms of the USA, such trade procurement policies must maintain existing "Buy American" clauses.
3.) ..."Protect food sovereignty." Farmers of each nation or local area are to receive fair compensation. Consumers have a right to access foods which are affordable and safe. Read between the lines--no GMO's cross-polluting organic crops. Any GMO's 'gracing' grocery shelves must be clearly labeled in terms of health risks, ie.-- Monsanto is out of luck. Nations have a right to restrict the dumping of crops at below market prices, or any other unfair trade practices which force family farmers off their land.
4.) ..."Access to affordable medicine." Generic drugs and treatments allow critical access to lifesaving medicine. Extending drug patents with statistically insignificant formulary tweaks, via trade agreements is a clear violation of the standards articulated in the Doha Declaration regarding access to medicine. Translation: the Doha Declaration should be respected in spirit, and the tweaking of formularies in minor cosmetic ways (which do not change the drug in any substantive and proven manner), as a vehicle to extend an existing patent or create a new one-- should be deemed fraudulent and thus forbidden.
5.) ..."Safeguards against currency manipulation." The US and other signatory governments have the right to implement measures which reverse 'trade-distorting' currency manipulation. Trade agreements must include rigorous 'rule of origin' provisions, to ensure that only nations complying with the trade agreement's rules--benefit from said agreement.
6.) ..."Space for robust financial regulations and public services." "Trade pacts should set floors, not ceilings, when it comes to the regulation of banks, insurance companies, hedge funds and other financial service providers." Translation : No language in any agreement which could be 'interpreted' as mandating deregulation or privatization of any service--public or private. Language must be 'clear and specific' on the terms of any trade agreement. No tortuous arguments using vague language which justifies the nullification of public elections. In other words, laws like the 'Emergency Manager Act', promoted by the privatizers at the Mackinac Center--would be rejected as treasonous and anti-democratic.
7.) ..."Improved consumer and environmental standards." ..."Trade agreements should set floors, rather than ceilings, when it comes to environmental, food and product safety and consumer right-to-know measures." To use the vernacular of the street---DUH.
8.) ..."No elevation of corporations to equal terms with governments." Trade agreements should never provide corporations or investors 'special powers' engineered to circumvent and nullify the domestic judiciary. Corporate challenges of domestic laws or court decisions through the use of nuisance SLAPP suits and tortuous arguments exploiting vague contract language must be outlawed.
The 'investor-state' tribunal which empowers rotating teams of three corporate attorneys to demand ..."unlimited taxpayer compensation for foreign firms" claiming a signatory nation's laws ..."undermine their expected future profits must be eliminated." Legal terms including 'investment,' 'expropriation,' and 'minimum standard of treatment,' must be more narrowly and clearly defined to ensure the rights of governments to legislate in the public interest.
This demand is key. It is a clear repudiation of the 'investor-state' and the 'investor-state' tribunal. No wiggle room here--the very core of the TPP is denounced in this simple statement. The legally concocted concept of an 'investor-state' and the mediation tribunal of corporate attorneys--is the head of the TPP snake.
This single element surrenders any nation's sovereignty and reduces it to a vassal colony.
This 'investor-state' device-- is PLANTATION POLITICS in all its ugliness. The only difference between the Nazi brown-shirted enforcers and the mediation tribunal--is the fact that the attorneys for the tribunal--probably wear Brooks Brothers.
Citizens Trade...on preventing future 'abrogations of democracy,'..
Citizens Trade Campaign and the allied 400 groups signing on to this appeal are demanding the following rigorous levels of accountability and transparency with regards to the negotiation of trade agreements.
First, all TPP draft texts must be made public. No president, including Obama should possess sole trade policymaking authority.
Secondly, Fast-Track authority must be permanently eradicated. (Fast-Track is a Nixonian relic which relinquishes Congress' 'exclusive constitutional authority' to ..."regulate commerce with foreign nations" and transfers this power to executive branch and the USTR). Under Fast-Track the executive can sign the bill or treaty in question and then force a single up-down vote on the issue.
Fast-Track strips Congress of its right to investigate, debate and amend any of the agreement's provisions. In terms of the TPP--Fast-Track is being pushed to deceive Congress into--signing away our sovereignty.
To quote Congressman Grayson...
..."there is no other area that is done this way......"I'm not only referring to negotiations but ..."no fast-track immigration bill, no fast-track for other legislation ..."we don't fast-track appropriations bills, we don't fast-track anything else...why should we fast-track the sovereignty
.."the reason why they do it in secret is because our 'sell-out trade-representatives" met with other 'sell-out trade representatives" from other countries "
(Source : Phone interview 06/21/13)
Any trade agreement process must contain...
*Requirements that the USTR (US Trade Representative).." consult with all interested stakeholders," on all potential areas theoretically impacted by the proposed agreement, including (but not limited to) : pharmaceutical access, food sovereignty, currency manipulation, balance of trade, job creation or loss, expansion opportunities, environmental stewardship and human and labor rights;
* Expansion of the engagement process beginning with the TPP immediately;
*Creation of an unbiased and public process which verifies that objectives negotiated by Congress are actually present and achieved in the final document; and
*Creation of a verification process publicly certifying that any proposed agreement or provisions of the agreement, actually reflects the public interest. A congressional majority is required to certify that the agreement is in the public interest of the US.
*Finally, negotiated objectives must have been publicly witnessed and met, BEFORE the executive is granted authority to sign the agreement, binding the US to its terms.
Freshman Senator Elizabeth Warren stated the argument for transparency and public discussion, including the right of dissent-- most clearly.
"I appreciate the willingness of the USTR to make various documents available for review by members of Congress, but I do not believe that is a substitute for more robust public transparency. If transparency would lead to widespread public opposition to a trade agreement, then that trade agreement should not be the policy of the United States." - Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Edit: When the Congressman was granted access to the TPP, he was viewing a classified document. So when he was speaking with me about investor-state provisions/tribunals (…"TPP establishes what are called … procedures that are essentially" abrogating our democracy'…Grayson explained further that…"…they (TPP international tribunal) replace our five step established court systems for claims against the government with an alternative system that is wired for the benefit of multinational corporations") He meant to convey the fact that this provision is in line with similar "free trade" agreements. He did not mean to state that this classified agreement included the exact same thing, because he cannot share actual details of the agreement with anyone

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Among-colony synchrony in the survival of Common Guillemots Uria aalge reflects shared wintering areas
Version of Record online: 26 JUL 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1474-919X.2011.01149.x
© 2011 The Authors. Ibis © 2011 British Ornithologists' Union
Volume 153, Issue 4, pages 818–831, October 2011
Additional Information
How to Cite
REYNOLDS, T. J., HARRIS, M. P., KING, R., SWANN, R. L., JARDINE, D. C., FREDERIKSEN, M. and WANLESS, S. (2011), Among-colony synchrony in the survival of Common Guillemots Uria aalge reflects shared wintering areas. Ibis, 153: 818–831. doi: 10.1111/j.1474-919X.2011.01149.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 8 SEP 2011
- Version of Record online: 26 JUL 2011
- Received 23 December 2010; revision accepted 29 June 2011. Associated Editor: Aleksi Lehikoinen.
- Common Guillemot;
- long-term studies;
- mark–recapture–recovery data;
- Markov chain Monte Carlo;
- Program MARK;
- spatiotemporal variability;
- Uria aalge
Spatiotemporal variation in survival may be an important driver of multi-population dynamics in many wild animal species, yet few scientific studies have addressed this issue, primarily due to a lack of sufficiently comprehensive and detailed datasets. Synchrony in survival rates among different, often distant, subpopulations appears to be common, caused by spatially correlated environmental conditions or by movement of animals from different sites such that their ranges overlap. Many seabird populations are effectively isolated during the breeding season because colonies are widely separated, but over the winter, birds disperse widely and there may be much mixing between different populations. The non-breeding season is also the period of main mortality for seabirds. Using mark–recapture and ring-recovery data, we tested for spatial, temporal and age-related correlations in survival of Common Guillemots Uria aalge among three widely separated Scottish colonies that have varying overlap in their overwintering distributions. Survival was highly correlated over time for colonies/age-classes sharing wintering areas and, except in 2004, was essentially uncorrelated for those with separate wintering areas. These results strongly suggest that one or more aspects of the winter environment are responsible for spatiotemporal variation in survival of British Guillemots, and provide insight into the factors driving large-scale population dynamics of the species.


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Skip to comments.White House rejects GOP fiscal cliff counteroffer
Posted on 12/03/2012 3:02:08 PM PST by Olog-haiEdited on 12/03/2012 3:04:25 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The White House is rejecting a Republican counteroffer aimed at averting the fiscal cliff, saying it does not meet what the White House calls the test of balance.
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I doubt that they so much as even read the cover sheet.
Obama wants it all HIS way - or there will be no deal at all. Because that's the Chicago way.
>>saying it does not meet what the White House calls the test of balance.<<
obozo definition of "balance":
Take the money from the stack created by makers and move it to the stack for tackers.
There, all balanced!
This was scripted-out back eighteen months ago. It's an episode of WWE now. The week prior to Xmas...they agree to disagree, and put 90 extra days on the clock. End of March 2013, we end up in a mini-budget deal to last out through the end of December 2013....with zero budget cuts (just enough money to last 270-odd days). That's the only way that this moves onto 2014, where a massive falling is scripted to occur. Count on bad economic numbers for all of 2013 and 2014.
Always remember that a Democrat's idea of bipartisanship is that you have to do things their way. Period.
>>Take the money from the stack created by makers and move it to the stack for tackers.<<
Or even the stack for TAKERS.
(dang spell check didn't understand what I meant)
Pubbies should let it all burn. It's on Obama's watch. The slugs and .gov groupies wanted it, LET EM HAVE IT.
It was a fraud. But not enough of Fraud for the white house to accept.
You mean, the GOP plan that is a near-perfect match for Obama's own debt commission's report?
Why would Obama reject this plan? It does exactly what he said he wanted - more revenue + spending cuts. Indeed, it raises more revenue than it cuts in spending (not a conservative plan).
There are a couple of reasons Obama would reject this:
1 - it doesn't give him unrestricted control over the debt limit.
2 - He hopes that the country goes over the cliff so he can further implement his totalitarian Marxist ideology.
...And Obama raised the "Test of Balance" up on high, saying, "bless this "Test of Balance" that with it I mayest blow mine enemies to tiny bits." And Obama did grin and the people did feast upon the lambs and sloths and carp and anchovies and orangutans and breakfast cereals, and fruit bats and large chu..."skip a bit, brother"... And Obama spake, saying, "First shalt thou take out the "Test of Balance" then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached, then lobbest the "Test of Balance" which is thy Holy Hand Grenade towards thy foe, who being naughty, shall snuff it."
I think you are absolutely correct. Nothing will change from the past few years concerning a budget. There will be no "passed" budgets throughout ALL of Nobama's years. There will be more executive orders, shifting of funds between departments, and executive "privilege" to funnel money to his cronies. They'll pass a bill to keep the Bush tax cuts, but not for those in the $250,000 plus brackets, because the House will cave. Just watch it happen,
As a babyboomer set to retire in a decade, I feel my generation more than any is responsable more than anyone for all the ills and future ills to come.
For 30 yrs including Reagan and Clinton, I've listened to supposed Democratic future cuts that not only never happen but spending always increases.
I'd like to go over the cliff, then start talks after the holidays when the debt limit talks come up to have 10% cuts annually for 5 yrs IN WRITING getting down spending to 2.3trillion in 5 yrs then spending is frozen until the debt is paid.
It may take 20 yrs of pain but we've lived way beyond our means for too long.
The "Stupid Party" is an apt title of the Republicans in the GOP leadership.
Good. I'd reject it too.
[for different reasons of course]
Pass the Paul Ryan plan all over again with a few minor changes. If no plan is agreed to at least republicans can go on record that they submitted 4 plans or whatever the number is with zero counter offers.
Not sure this would be a bad scenario. Right now O's political capital is too high.
In 3 months more economic negative indicators will have kicked in, Obamacare rules will have been activated, and Obama's ineptitude will be seen in foreign affairs.
All political capital for our side to perhaps get a better deal.
Good. Shut 'er down!
Oh, well. The Republicans should recess and try again right after return from Christmas and New Year's.
There is reason to the madness of Reed's (sick!) no-budget govt, and Pelousy's when in power as well. It locks in the $787 Billion one-time stimulus to occur every damn time the Boehnerisses do a continuing resolution. If the "cliff" includes a shutdown such that the "one-time-stimulus-that-occurs-every-frickin-year", then all the better. It's just $787 billion continually going into Ø's slush fund.
The Democrats know that with the Black and Hispanic votes in their pockets, as well as virtually the entire roster of academics, media personnel, and Hollywood, there's nothing at all to stand in the way of an all out socialist White House bringing on the Great People's Cultural Revolution so coveted by the president, and the evidence of history with regard to Russia and China be damned.
As always in such cases, the ones most enthusiastic for such a revolution will be the first thrown under the bus.
However, there's no point in citing historical precedent to these morons.
Wow, who didn't see THAT coming??
Things will continue to unravel, consequences will show up because of choices, and soon the griddle will get real HOT, and then the turkey will really trot. We can all laugh as he again will blame Bush, or the Congress. It won't be his fault, but the Congress that refused to go along with his excellent non plan.
I'm a young boomer, I don't feel responsible in the least.
I honestly believe that no matter what the Congress or Obama does, this is a no-win situation. it is absurd to expect the Congress that hasn't produced a budget for three years will produce an agreement in less than 5 weeks.
Even zero knows that a deal isn't in the works because he's going on a 3-week vacation starting on the 17th. So, what does that tell you?
Either a deal isn't in the works, or it's a done deal... and this is the "pretend-we-work-for-the-people" variety show...
Why dont they just send over a sealed proposal and tell the Dems that you need to pass it to find out what is in it
Dismantle the entire federal government, including Obamacare as it is unconstitutional. We Americans want freedom and we don't need some stupid government to "take care" of us as we have ourselves, the free market , capitalism and technology to take care of ourselves using this tech.
Democrats want to enslave all Americans, taking away all our property and freedom .
Its about time we at least name the threat = the democrat party. This democrat communist Obama stole the election and wants to steal all our property.
My plan is:
Abolish all of the federal government except for defense and border and immigration control( do not let any more immigrants in legal or illegals). What do we need this stupid gigantic government for anyway ? for nothing . That means no more IRS, EPA, HUD, FEC , FCC, TSA, gov schools, dept of education, etc.
Dear Mr. Obozo:
Rather than spoil your upcoming vacation starting on Dec 17th, please call us when you get back into town so we can start all over again, first with pretending we are all serious in Washington about this country.
I have got to hand it to you, the average uninformed person (legal or not) living in this once great country thinks you really care about them, that your jack *ss party is run by all poor and taxpaying people, and that rich people (all who for some reason are in our party- go figure) got wealthy by stealing from those who are absolutely destitute. Maybe I can pick up a few tips, ... you know, hee hee hee. . .in case one of "my" rich lawyer friends wants to try a case in front of an Ohio jury.
John Corzine left me a voice message. He wants to know that if you appoint him, would I would put a good word in with old, viscious Mitch over in the Senate to lie down like a dead dog (fleas and all) and let him become our next Treasury Sec'y. Unlike Geintner, he did pay his taxes on time, . . .I think.
Finally, tell Moochie that her smashed overripened banana and avoacado dip is great diverse finger food - I eat it three times a day now. Lose at least 5 pounds every time I sit down, that is why I stand all the time now. Reminds me of a Chrissie Matthews telecast. Kids in junior high must love it.
Got to go.
Respectfully yours, Mr Bo(eh)ner
PS - You have any used teleprompters leftover from the election?
Sorry, should be "...proverbial redundant cliche ridden cliff"
Boehner's Babies need to put together a budget, vote on it, pass it, then pass it to the senate. Continually running to BO and letting him kick you in the teeth only feeds the frenzy.
So what is "balance" to them? After all their proposal had 80% tax increases to 20% spending cuts
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Teacher Wellness: Too Stressed for Stress Management?
Kipps-Vaughan, Debi, Ponsart, Tyler, Gilligan, Tammy, National Association of School Psychologists. Communique
Healthier, happier teachers promote healthier, happier, and more effective learning environments. Yet, many teachers experience considerable stress. Studies have found that between one fifth and one fourth of teachers frequently experience a great deal of stress (Kyriacou, 1998). Stress in teaching appears to be universal across nations and cultures (Harney, 2008). School psychologists have the opportunity to provide powerful and effective support to enhance teachers' well being. As we strive to foster teacher wellness, we naturally impact student wellness, too. Hill and Robinson (2010), in their Communiqué article, "Enhancing Teacher Well-Being: Put on Your Oxygen Masks," prompted school psychologists to encourage teacher wellness through multiple initiatives at the organizational, classroom, and individual levels. We offer a model program for enhancing teacher wellness at the individual level that has been successfully implemented with teachers at elementary, middle, and high schools in rural central Virginia.
The program was developed and implemented by a school psychologist due to concern for how teacher stress was impacting school climate and classroom instruction. Since the program's initial implementation, there have been modifications to the program for each school building where the program has been provided.
When one school district was approached about providing after-school teacher wellness programs, one elementary principal was very receptive because the school was experiencing a great deal of stress: Not one or two, but several of the teachers had been diagnosed with cancer during that school year. A focus on teacher wellness was greatly needed, and plans for a walking group and weight watchers group were underway. Given the immediate need and the upper administration support, this was an ideal environment and time to propose ateacher stress management progr am. Afive-session stress management program was successfully implemented in this elementary school, as well as in the middle and high schools for the same community.
However, with so many inservice needs and academic commitments, a teacher stress management program may not always rise to the top of the priority list. When considering implementation of a teacher wellness program, some of the following points may be helpful for creating understanding of the need for such a program. Teachers experience many stressors during the education process that challenge the enhancement of healthy productive classrooms. Maslach (2002) suggests that teacher stress and burnout may be one of the most important areas for school psychologists to address because of their direct impact on students. Teacher stress and burnout can be barriers to learning for students and are relevant to school improvement planning and designing staff development.
Experience with implementing teacher stress management programs during the past 10 years has evolved into a step-by-step process for introducing and conducting the programs, depending on the needs of the school. It is helpful to begin with a meaningful discussion with school administrators to heighten their awareness of the need for teachers to manage stress and develop healthy mental health practices. School psychologists can collaborate with school administrators to help them consider aspects of the school climate that are not often addressed because of emphasis on more traditional instructional needs. The following questions maybe helpful in the context of a discussion with a school principal to clarify if there are teacher stress concerns impacting instructional goals and if a teacher wellness program is a priority.
* Is it important for teachers to be healthy and happy individuals?
* Do we believe that healthier teachers promote healthier and more productive classrooms?
* How is teacher absenteeism effecting classroom instruction?
* Are the teachers experiencing any stressors beyond the norm of an educational workplace? …


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Issue date: Monday, July 15, 1957
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Sunday, July 14, 1957
Next edition: Tuesday, July 16, 1957
Publication name: Zanesville Signal
Location: Zanesville, Ohio
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Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - July 15, 1957, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL if Associated Press AP Wirephotos NEA Telephotos 94TH 45 12 JULY 1957 SEVEN CENTS Cloudy OHIO Partly cloudy cooler north. Tuesday fair and pleasant. Low tonight 58-66. Yesterday's high .............85 Today's low at 6 a.m.........62 Today at a.m...........78 in Says Not to I Slayer's Make Srew Trial purporting to e Bundy was ne Market near' the proprie- loye were shot to d in Stark county court today as a on trial. j a Zanes- victed of killing owner filed three mo- trial. The hearing ohn who is expected the dav. Delayed 'Diablo' Nuclear Shot Touched Off in Nevada Desert s were filed by ester of Union- who mile from the and her D. Miller. This is the fireball from the AEC's seventh nu- clear detonation in the current series of tests at Las Nev. The dubbed by the misfired on June 28 and had been re-scheduled and delayed several times. ATOMIC TEST Nev. the nuclear device that behaved like a dud two weeks burst with a stunning purple hue over the Nevada desert at Martha Louise todav- The seventh of the current summer test was set off from atop a 500-foot steel tower. The cloud from the blast rose swiftly to an altitude of about feet. The portion above 15.000 feet then began heading to- ward southeastern Utah. The Atomic Energy Commission said estified fihe saw larket. Mrs. Priester in the market p.m. on the In the mar- Mrs. Priester Vmodio and his who was al- Mr. Bush. While he did not know d was Russell who kvith the but was alone. young girh Case ie store. and the Stark New Evidence Reported In or's office have me of the double- lock on the night the trial for Canton barmaid inesville factory er cafe at and af- in her d talked with the d a Sandra Bon- and talked with Tenn. L. chief counsel for the in the hotly fought civil rights trial said today he has uncovered new information that will have very sobering effect on this He ran down good dur- ing the weekend recess in the he said. located a person with in- formation that will have a very 15 minutes. effect on this he left about The defense will begin calling ftcr the I spent the night told her she did market after the ie heard conver- Page 6 rature .gain to 80 re climbed intc jay but fair anc forecast foi rtually the temperature thfe city airport Agrees warmer in but a breeze ng fell to 62 de night but may mt tonight. Some cely during the es are promisee h was 85. d showers were y in most parts leavy rains oc- t night along the i the south. also stated that witnesses after the government1 case finishes this week. U.S. Dist Atty. John C. Crawford Jr. esti that he will take at leas two more days. Dobbs declined further detail about the new witness except to someone within the ter ritorv of this The case growing out of riots that broke out when Negro stu entered Clinton High Schoo last autumn is being tried in the U.S. District Court for Eastern Tennessee. The 15 Tennesseans and lanky John New Jersey segre- gationist are chargec with criminal contempt. The gov- ernment accuses them of in concert0 to flout a federa court order against any interfer- ence with desegregating the high school. Clinton is a highland town of near Knoxville. Kasper has told reporters he is prepared to sacrifice himself to help the 15 codefendants go free Aga Kiiau to Get Oriental Burial GENEVA The late Aga Khan's body will be flown Wednes- day to the Egyptian province of where the Moslem leader will be buried in Oriental pomp amid scenic beauties he loved. A family spokesman said the remains of the spiritual ruler oi 20 million Ismaili Moslems will be accompanied by his widow the his son and his grandson Aga Khan IV. Twelve representatives of Ismaili communities in the Mid- dle India and Pakistan will also go along. The spokesman said the 79-year old leader's embalmed body will lie in state Tuesday and most oi Wednesday at the lakeside villa where he died last week. It will leave late Wednesday in a char- tered Swiss Airlines plane. Aly's halfbrother Prince Sadl- ruddin and the new Aga's brother Amyn will follow on another The spokesman said this tras in accordance with a rule laid down by the late Aga that no two brothers of the family should fly in the same plane. the air mass probably would switch directions later and head for Wyoming. The portion of the cloud below feet dispersed rapidly. The blast was about half nom- inal in or roughly one-half as powerful as the atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II. originally was sched- uled to be detonated June then was postponed a day. On June the bomb failed to fire be- cause of a power failure. Newsmen watched the explosion I from News about 14 miles from ground zero. They said they felt a moderate shock wave after the blast. Eight hundred military observ- 102 of them watched the explosion from trenches about yards from ground zero. The Atomic Energy Commission had said the blast was not ex- pected to produce any appreciable fallout outside the firing range. The explosion was seen as far away as San Francisco. Dilemma the widow of a life through an- irdice. The time ie must stand on and or e former course protect the man of her oine Olson MAN DIES IN CRASH Ohio Leon Alva of Fort was killed today in a two car collision at Ohio M and a county road Edon. Ike Flies to Secret Post To Study Attack Recovery President Makes Trip by Helicopter To Study Progress of CD Test Efforts Operation Alert W President Eisenhower flew by nelicopter to a secret today to help top of- ficials test the nation's ability to recover from a mythical H-bomb attack. Eisenhower's small blue and white put down at a.m. EDT in a clearing in a hilltop area after a flight from his farm at Pa. He took off there from a pas- ture just west of the front door of his country home. The command post to which he flew is within 200 miles of Wash- D. but its exact loca- tion is a secret. As he Eisenhower smiled broadly and was greeted by Gordon chief of the Of- fice of Defense and Lewis W. acting director of the Federal Civil Defense Ad- ministration. Gray and Berry are running this fourth annual nation Foreign Aid Debate Launched in House Lower Illinois Area Faces Flood Threat CHICAGO threatened some areas in downstate Illinois and Chicago suburbs today in the wake of torrential rains over the weekend. The heavy rains which struck the Chicago area Friday night and Saturday morning and spread into central and south central sec- tions of the state sent many streams to near flood stage. The Illinois was at flood stage at a city of some 85 miles southwest of Chi- cago where the flow was backed up by a 600-foot dam. Starved Rock State Park on the bank of the Illinois River was closed. The runoff from Chicago's rec-. ord SVi-inch which caused millions of dollars damage to sent the little Calumet wide civil defense drill. Eisenhower became the first President ever to ride a helicop- ter Friday when he led a simu- lated mass exodus from America's cities as mock air raid sirens screamed. In theory 166 H-bombs were dropped on 155 targets in the Unibed States and its territories. Eisenhower was di- rectly from the White House. Today the clock was jumped lypothetically to 15 after the attack. Purpose of this phase oi the to last until is to banK ot Determine how a government-in- ordered would order Ollt of Major Vote Due Tuesday On Rights Bill Southern Senators Express Confidence Of Gaining Ground WASHINGTON said today he sees to reduce the administra-' tion s civil rights bill what its supporters have been trying to ad- vertise it to a voting rights While Ervin and other Southern senators expressed confidence they were gaining they are likely to run into an increas- ing counterattack from supporters of the House-passed bill once the preliminary skirmishing is So far the Senate now entering its seventh has been on a motion of Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California to take the bill off the calendar and bring it up for ac- tion. This is to be voted on late to- and even the bill's all-out 'or concede the motion will car- ry. Once this happens and the Sen ate turns to actual consideration of the bill and proposed amend proponents plan to nto the debate. To in the nterest of they have been argely content to leave th speech-making to Southern foes of the bill. The passed by th last would establisl a six-m ember commission t study civil rights create a special civil rights divi sion within the attorney general' office. Another designated Sectioi Where Are All the The Youngstown public left Civil Defense officials waiting for an exodus that never came. CD had planned a Sunday afternoon evacuation exercise that would have sent several thousand South Side residents 16 miles down State Route 164 in family but only a few Sunday showed up for the alert. chaos. Only one H-bomb strike was sup- posed to have occurred. Presum- River spilling over dikes and forced some 200 families from their homes in the and Calumet area. How- ever danger of further flooding appeared as the river started to recede last night. Heavy rain fell in areas between Springfield and St. Louis yester- with nearly 6 inches at dalia. Minor flooding was report- ed along parts of the Kaskaskia River. Nine deaths were attributed to the storm in Chicago Although water in the metro- politan area still caused some lardship and most of Chicago and nearby commu- nities had finished cleanup jobs. air and bus traffic was reported about normal. Telephone service afeo was near normal. Some telephones were cnocked out by the Segments of several roads in the Chicago area remained closed. Most of the several hundred fam- lies forced from their homes in ow areas in Xankakee and Chicago suburbs returned to their dank houses. ably the United States hit back with such massive retaliation that the itself was reeling and unable to launch a follow-up attack. Eisenhower came here to assess mock recovery efforts. With him were his Navy and Air Force aides and his national se- curity Brig. Andrew I Goodpaster. In The Births .........................I Classified 11 Ernies .......................9 Crossword Puzzle Deaths ........................ft Serial Story ..................2 Sports Woflth Map News Four-Year-Old Boy Rescued From Well Ohio A four-year- old boy tumbled into an abandon- ed well caught hold of a short length of pipe jutting from the well's and hung on for 20 minutes until rescued. The Larry Riter of Knox was playine on the cover of the well when one of the planks gave way. He tumbled into the 28-foot which had 13 feet of water at the and caught hold of the pipe half-way down. His Mr. and Mrs. Bernard heard his screams and called the Franklin Twp. fire department. Volunteer fireman Clarence Whisler crawled into the well and carried the boy to safety. PARK OPENS Ohio An 8W-acre summer recreation area for employes of the Diamond Al- kali Co. was opened here Sunday. The company bought the land in 1952 and since then employes have put in more than man hours readying the site for use. xvould the attorney gen eral to obtain federal court injunc tions against or threat ened of voting rights and other civil rights instead o having to rely on criminal prose- cutions. Persons accused of defying the injunctions could be convicted anc jailed for contempt of court with out a jury trial. Still another section makes sim lar provisions specifically limitec to voting rights. Sen. Russell leader ol the Dixie offered an amendment Saturday to rip out the whole of Section 3. He and other opponents contend that sec- tion is aimed at forcing racial in- irt Southern schools other public places with the use of federal troops if necessary. 270 Russians Reported Lost In Shipwreck TEHRAN Press reports reaching here said 270 persons drowned when a Russian fishing vessel was wrecked Sunday in the Caspian Sea. Russian officials at Port Pah- levi said the fishing boat Eshgha- bad crashed into rocks between Salyany and Baku during a heavy storm. The reports said none of the 270 people on board survived. The boat belonged to the Soviet Fisheries Ministry and had been carrying passengers and food sup- plies to Baku from the reports added. A spokesman at the Soviet Em- bassy in Tehran declined to com- ment until the arrival of an of- ficial report. Knowland Tipped As Candidate WASHINGTON Know- land apparently has seized on the civil rights contro versy in the Senate as offering an issue that might make him the Republican presidential nominee in 1960. Knowland the Senate Republi can leader said Sunday night he will announce next fall whether he intends to seek the Republican nomination for governor of Cali fornia. He had announced previ ously he would not run for re election to the Senate next year Knowland said he has arranged tentatively to make 45 speeches in all sections of California after Congress quits. He said his sched- ule for those speeches would de- pend upon the adjournment date ivhich is uncertain because of the Battle over the administration's civil rights bill Although Knowland declined to say whether he had made any de- friends think he already las made up his mind to take on Republican Gov. Goodwin J. for the GOP nomination 7or governor in next year's Cali- 'ornia primary. Knowland said he would have some announcement after he has traveled over California for aboutj days next fall. If he runs for he the supposition s that he will be attempting to lace himself in a position to bid Chester Columbus Attorney Ohio Columbus attorney and former Franklin County pros- died early today in Cleve- land Clinic where he had under- gone heart surgery July 8. He was admitted to the clinic July 5. who was prosecutor during the famed murder trial Dr. Howard Snook here in maintained law offices in Colum- bus with his John J. Chester JrM a state representative. The elder Chester was elected Franklin County prosecuting attor- ney in 1926 and 192S on the Repub- lican A Whale Impaled On Greek Ship Ireland The Greek liner Nfcw York impaled a whale on its bow in mid- Capt. George Georgi- oux reported Sunday on arrival in Cork. The skipper managed to shake the carcass off his ton ship by steaming astern. The vessel was undamaged. Fear Kidnaped In California Calif. David Scott was still missing last night when darkness forced searchers to suspend their efforts. The search resumes at daybreak today in the mountainous Twin Lakes Area. The 3-year-old boy was last seen Saturday afternoon. His Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of San were camped near Mono Village on vacation. They fear possible kidnaping. Sheriff Cecil Thormgton issued an all points bulletin asking law enforcement officers to check out cars. -5 a very friendly the be Man's Body Is Found In Tin Trunk NEW YORK A bullet pierced body found squeezed into a tiny tin trunk was identified las night as that of a onetime Phil adelphian. The murdered man's finger prints led police to identify him as James F. 53. They said he was fingerprinted when he applied for a job as a painter at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in or the presidential nomination wo years later. Perhaps with this in Knowland has taken the leader- ship in efforts to get the House- massed civil rights bill before the Senate. His motion to bring the measure up officially is scheduled ror a vote late with every indication that it will be Duncan Falls Station Robbed A service station at Duncan owned by Louis was entered and burlarized last the sheriff's department Loot consisted of in bills and change and 10 cartons of igarets. Entrance was gained hrough a back deputies who lives next to the which is also a lad been in the place shortly before 11 o'clock last night. TYPHOON LOSES PUNCH MANILA M Typhoon Wendy lowed down to merely storm over the South China Sea today. It headed for the Red mainland after a rornp through Ive rich agricultural provinces on lorthcrn Luzon that caused heavy crop damage. to go with Over 250 persons have been searching for the forest volun- teers and 100 Marines from near- by Pickel Meadows Cold Water Training Station. Princess Yasmin Scores Big Hit GENEVA daughter of Prince Aly Khan and Hollywood's Rita H a y xv o r t played her first solo starring role today. She was a smashing suc- cess. At the request of Ismaili Mos- lem the pert and pretty 7-year-old girl was formally pre- sented to the feminine followers of her Prince the new Aga Khan IV. The ceremony took place on the restaurant terrace of a Gen- eva hotel. real said persons watching the ceremony. takes after her cried Aly's sec- who arranged the cere- mony. saying WELCH ON HONEYMOON un seph N. chief counsel For the Army in the 1954 Army- McCarthy was honey- mooning today with his the Former Mrs. Agnes Rodgcrs Brown of Chestnut Hill. Thev were wed Friday in a private ceremony at the bride's home. 1942. Malloy was believed to be liv ing in Philadelphia as late as las October. But the trail from then to the death trunk remained in the A detective was sent to Phila delphia in a hunt for clues. police reported that th- man was shot three times with a weapon. They said he was still alive when jacMtnifed into the trunk. The crime was discovered Sat- urday night when a clerk noticed an odor coming from a trunk on a Railway Express agency plat- form on Manhattan's West Police pried the trunk open and found the body. A nationwide alarm was sent out for two unidentified men who delivered the trunk to the agency. Police said the murderer oper- ated with remarkable coolness. While the victim lay the killer sealed the three bullet the nose and the mouth with ad- hesive tape and bandages to block bleeding. He lined the trunk with news- papers and plastic sheeting before cramming the body inside. Odor- erasing mothballs were also tossed in the trunk. The body was clad only in silk shorts. A medical examiner said Mai- oy had soft hands and apparent- ly had done laborious recently. He had expensive dental capping of the kind favored by entertainers. The trunk was marked for ship- ment to Hotel Los 3ut police said there was no such person at the hotel and no res- ervation for anyone by that name. Police said the two men who delivered the trunk to the express agency were apparently unaware of the gruesome contents. They made no effort to conceal their faces. And one after paying the shipping hat they could up the from the bill they offered. Big Arms Shipment Reaches Mid-East Lebanon to Thf 6- 700-ton U.S. cargo ship Sergeant Morris E. Grain pulled into Bei- rut harbor today with the first sizable shipment of military aid to the Middle East under the Ei- senhower plan. In her holds and deck were tons of equip- including 101 heavy vehi- cles Leaders Say Few Changes In Prospect But Heated Battle Is Expected Over Minor Amendments WASHINGTON moving toward consideration of a foreign aid authori- zation was told Russia'f emphasis on is due only to free world Chairman Gordon of tha House Foreign Affairs Committee said in a speech prepared for opening debate on the current shifts in the Kremlin mean new but we have no basis whatever for any hope that the old Communist threat has beiyi And he said the present Soviet leadership showed in Hungary it is still willing to use military force to gain its ends. Gordon made a strong plea for approval of the measure without major change and floor managers of both parties predicted it would be passed that way. But the bill faced some bitter opposition and several determined efforts at amendment. Lawrence H. Smitii a member of the Foreign Affairs said he con- siders the bill and The measure is he said'in a prepared be- cause it the almost complete abdication of congressional con- trol It is unnecessary be- cause the pipelines are already jammed with far more foreign aid funds than administrators can find places to Gordon said he favors one change in the elimination of a committee-added paragraph it was would bar much of the contem- plated aid program for Poland. It would make all assistance vided under the bill subject to tha Battle which bans aid to countries which engage in stra- tegic trade with Soviet That would knock out special authorization for the President to extend up to 30 million dollars in aid in special regardless of the Battle Act. The hitherto unnoticed amend- ment thus would cut off such aid since that country still s part of the Soviet economic bloc although it has gained a measure of independence from Moscow. Rep. Burleson a sen- or member of the Foreign Affairs meanwhile made it certain that an amendment will be offered to end trials of U.S. ervicemen in foreign courts. not only willing to support t- but I'd offer it on the Jurleson said. It appeared certain also that here will be attempts to elimi- iate or cut down to the provision in the bill or a three-year loan fund of 500 million dollars annually for long- range The bill already has been trimmed 600 million dollars below President Eisenhower's recom- mendation and 375 million below the Senate-approved figure. The authorization bill will set a maximum figure for the program. Actual appropriations of funds is accomplished by separate tion. MAN DROWNS IN QUARRY Ohio tft-Meat cutter Ahmed Hassen of To- ledo drowned in nearby House quarry Sunday after he made a dive and failed to come to the surface. Weather High Low 71 65 6T 62 The Associated cloudv cloudy ........75 cloudy ......S3 clear ...........89 Los clear 89 cloudv ..........87 77 New clear......95 75 74 5T New cloudy ......88 clear .........307 San clear 77 cloudv ..........68 ;