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- 1 pound ground beef
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- 1 can (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
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TN - Caitlyn Shannon, 13, Knoxville, 20 Sept 2010
Amber Alert for missing Knox County girl
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - An Amber Alert, upgraded from an earlier alert, is in effect for a 13-year-old Knox County girl taken from school by a convicted felon.
The sheriff's office says Caitlyn Shannon was last seen with her mother's ex-boyfriend, Michael Eugene Crockett, 46, on Monday, September 20.
Crockett took Caitlyn from Holston Middle School, telling the staff he was her step-father and they were moving to Florida.
A security officer says Crockett was allowed to sign Caitlyn out of school because he was on her emergency release card.
Crockett is a convicted felon with a lengthy criminal history. He's currently wanted on a parole violation from Michigan. He served time there for writing bad checks in 2007.
He's known to use several aliases including: David Yule, David Edward Yule, David Yule Crockett, Michael Crocket, Michael Crockett and Mike Crockett.
According to the Michigan Department of Corrections, Crockett has at least 14 tattoos including three on his lower left arm of a dagger with love written on it, a German cross with a rose in it and an American Heart with a clock. He also has a dice in flames with "lucky and seven" tattooed on his right arm.
Caitlyn is 5'2", weighs around 160 pounds with blue eyes and blonde hair.
Crockett is 5'7", weighs 145 pounds with brown hair, hazel eyes, a crippled left leg and a scar on his forehead.
Crockett was last known to be driving a 1999 black Mitsubishi Eclipse with Tennessee license plate 550WWF.
If you've know anything about the whereabouts of the pair or the car, call the Knox County Sheriff's Office at 865-215-2243 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.
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Missing From: Knoxville, TN
Missing Date: 09/20/2010 12:00 AM Eastern
Issued for: Tennessee: Statewide
Contact: If you have information, please contact Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, 800-824-3463 or 911
Circumstances: UPDATE - Added information to vehicle description and suspect's description (he has a severe limp - left leg. A STATEWIDE AMBER ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR KNOX COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FOR 13 YEAR-OLD CAITLYN SHANNON. CAITLYN WAS LAST SEEN WITH 46 YEAR-OLD MICHAEL CROCKETT ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2010. CROCKETT IS A CONVICTED FELON WITH A LENGTHY VIOLENT CRIMINAL HISTORY. HE IS WANTED FOR A PAROLE VIOLATION FROM MICHIGAN. THE TWO MAY BE HEADED TO MEXICO IN CROCKETT'S 1999 BLACK MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE WITH TENNESSEE LICENSE PLATE 550WWF.
Endangered Missing: CAITLYN SHANNON (TN)
CAITLYN SHANNON, Age Now: 13, Missing: 09/20/2010. Missing From KNOXVILLE, TN. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Knox County Sheriff's Office (Tennessee) 1-865-215-2243.
Authorities afraid missing teen taken to Mexico
Associated Press - September 25, 2010 6:05 PM ET
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Knoxville authorities are concerned that a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Monday could have been taken to Mexico.
Missing Knoxville Girl Found Safe
September 26, 2010 12:17 AM
Just after 12 a.m. Sunday the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation cancelled its alert, reporting that Caitlyn Shannon was found safe and the suspect is in custody.
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This guy was the Mom's ex-boyfriend and his name was STILL on the child's emergency contact card at the school-WHEN will women learn to be careful who they allow to have access to their children?
09-27-2010, 10:20 AM #7This guy was the Mom's ex-boyfriend and his name was STILL on the child's emergency contact card at the school-WHEN will women learn to be careful who they allow to have access to their children?
I hope this poor girl gets help. She needs some time away from her mother that's for sure. Bringing a convicted felon around her daughter??? That is negligence IMO. I don't care if she knew or not--she never bothered to check or didn't care. Inexcusable.
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Greenwood Christian Academy enters the Class A Edinburgh Sectional with the best record in the eight-team field.
All of which means absolutely nothing.
Understandably proud of the 15-5 regular-season record, ninth-year Cougars boys basketball coach Jamie Satre figures it's time for Greenwood Christian to finally make a dent in March.
Since joining the IHSAA in 2006-07, Greenwood Christian is winless in seven sectional games.
The scores have progressively gotten closer, in accordance with Satre's teams getting better.
After enduring a 91-30 beatdown at the hands of Morristown in 2007, the ensuing seasons whittled away at such lopsided margins — 2008 (35 points), 2009 (21), 2010 (17), 2011 (13), 2012 (4) and 2013 (2).
The sting of last season's 47-45 first-round loss to Baptist Academy hurt all the more once the Chargers went on to capture their first sectional title in only their third season of IHSAA affiliation.
This year's Greenwood Christian squad is recipient of a somewhat favorable sectional draw.
The Cougars play in tonight's 7:30 p.m. game against Southwestern (Shelby) (4-14), a team it defeated 70-57 on Jan. 4. An elusive first postseason "W" would mean a Friday semifinal match-up against the Lutheran-Baptist Academy winner.
Greenwood Christian defeated Baptist Academy twice over the course of the regular season but in December came up short against Lutheran 40-33.
"I really like our draw, but I'm optimistic every year. We're not overconfident. We can't afford to be," Satre said. "We have a lot of skill and a lot of talent on our team, but we still have to show up."
Six seniors, four of whom start, make Greenwood Christian one of the sectional's most seasoned outfits.
Lucas Peters, a 6-foot-1 senior guard, is having a season to remember. His 22.6 scoring average bumped up after his past two games — 30 and 45 points against Oldenberg Academy and Irvington Prep Academy, respectively.
Peters' latter production vaulted him over 1,000 career points to his current 1,030. He is the second Greenwood Christian player top 1,000 points. Kyle Stidom, a 2012 graduate, finished with 2,059 points.
In the Cougars' past six games, Peters averaged 29.2 points and shot just less than 60 percent from the field (62 of 104). Half of those baskets were 3-pointers, with Peters knocking down 31 of 60 attempts (.517) from long range during that stretch.
Morgan Booher, a 6-3 senior, provides an 18.3 scoring average to go along with his 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists. Jacob Stephenson, a 6-4 guard, has per-game averages of 8.5 points and 4.8 rebounds, and 6-3 forward Gunnar Rastenburg averages 4.9 points and 5.5 boards. All three players are seniors.
Others contributing meaningfully to what the Cougars hope is a breakthrough season are senior Tad Thompson (5.1 ppg), 6-2 junior Alec Brown (3.1), 5-10 senior guard Zach Tyra (1.6) and juniors Mark Gibson (1.6) and Noah Shingleton (1.2).
Greenwood Christian enters the postseason averaging 67.3 points a game, second-most in program history behind the 2010-11 Cougars (70).
"We've definitely had some big wins, but there were a couple of disappointments, too," Peters said. "Going into sectional we're definitely going to be confident and ready to play."
Getting Greenwood Christian's program to where it is now wasn't easy.
The Cougars, prior to their IHSAA affiliation (2001-2006), won one of 14 games. The majority weren't remotely close, a 117-9 loss at Howe in 2005 the most glaring example.
However, since November 2010 Greenwood Christian has assembled a record of 57-27 (.679). Only Edinburgh (67-23, .744) has been more impressive among Johnson County boys basketball programs during this time.
The Edinburgh Sectional has seen five different Class A programs take home pieces of net in only the past seven years.
Greenwood Christian soon attempts to make it six in eight.
"I think with this group, we knew it would be solid. This is the first time we've had a big group of seniors, and they've definitely done well. It's just their love of basketball and their ability to listen. The players are really attentive to what the coaches want them to do," Satre said. "We just want to make sure we get that first (sectional) win, and it won't be easy.
"Southwestern has some good players who shoot the ball well. We know they're not going to be scared of us."


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- Maintain a consistent routine ... the more predictable your routine is, the easier it is for a child who is prone to temper tantrums.Provide a warning before transitions.
- Offer choices so that the child feels he has some control over the situation. Keep the choices limited to accomplishing the task at hand. For example, "Would you like to put your coat on yourself or would you like some help?"
- Distractions and redirections work wonders with little ones.
- Try to avoid the word, 'no' as it adds to a toddler's frustration. Instead, use phrases like 'later' or 'after lunch'.
- Be aware of stressors that may require extra empathy (toilet training, starting daycare, etc). A little empathy goes a long way when a child is feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.
- Say something positive before making your request of the child, and make the request almost a challenge: "Zoey, you remembered to put your crayons away, but I see your chair needs to be pushed in. Let's see how quietly you can do it."
- Respect and acknowledge the child's feelings, "I know you are feeling angry…," That must have made you feel really sad when……." When children receive verbal assurance that their feelings are important and acknowledged, they gradually learn to put those feelings into words instead of acting out.
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- Unlimited time to focus on the task at hand
- A quiet space free from interruptions
- Respect: Start with an understanding of the needs of the child. Respect the child's ability and need to discover things for themselves. Just as we value our own 'work', the 'work' of the child is equally important.
- Time: Provide time in the day that is not rushed or time pressured.
- Observe, wait and learn: Observation is a powerful tool and we use it to watch what a child is doing before we consider interrupting. The basic rule of thumb is that if a child is engaged in what they are doing, don't interrupt them.
- Environment: A peaceful space, free of distractions (such as the TV) is conducive to concentration. You could set up a quiet corner in your home.
- Order & opportunity: Our classrooms are orderly and tidy with a place for everything. Various activities are set up around the room providing opportunities for the children to help themselves. This can easily be done at home, too.
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- Be confident- Your child picks up on your moods. If you are projecting happy confidence during drop-off they will feed off that energy.
- Be consistent- Have a routine. Make sure you are dropping off during the same time frame every day. If a child knows what to expect it eliminates feelings of anxiety.
- Create a new center of attention- Distract! A few of our current parents drop off in the morning during outside time. This is an enjoyable activity that helps to get your child involved and to feel more comfortable at the school and okay with your leaving.
- Always say good-bye- Give your child one hug and one kiss, let them know you will be back to pick them up. Then leave quickly even if the teacher has to peel your little one's arms from around your neck.
- Have a Check-in plan- We want to involve our parents as much as possible of your child's progress. Make a plan with your director on how you'll check in with them. Knowing that you'll receive updates will elevate some of the anxiety you may be feeling.
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The importance of establishing routines or family rituals can have an even greater impact as children grow older. Something as mundane as a family game night every Thursday has the potential to provide families with a venue for family discussions in a safe environment. Even in the most difficult of times of adolescence, children can look forward to these predetermined events.
2. Routines help kids cooperate by reducing stress and anxiety for everyone. We all know what comes next, we get fair warning for transitions, and no one feels pushed around.
3. Routines help kids learn to take charge of their own activities. Over time, kids learn to brush their teeth, pack their backpacks, etc., without constant reminders. Kids love being in charge of themselves. This feeling increases their sense of mastery and competence. Kids who feel more independent and in charge of themselves have less need to rebel and be oppositional.
4. Kids learn the concept of "looking forward" to things they enjoy, which is an important part of making a happy accommodation with the demands of a schedule. He may want to go to the playground now, but he can learn that we always go to the playground in the afternoon, and he can look forward to it then.
5. Regular routines help kids get on a schedule, so that they fall asleep more easily at night.
6. Schedules help parents maintain consistency in expectations. If everything is a fight, parents end up settling: more TV, skip brushing teeth for tonight, etc. With a routine, parents are more likely to stick to healthy expectations for everyone in the family, because that's just the way we do things in our household. The result: a family with healthy habits, where everything runs more smoothly!
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For 2015 we want to incorporate more community and social events into our program. Does anyone have any suggestions for community events within your child's classroom? As a school we are always looking for ways to get the children involved in social activities. Perhaps some of you parents would like to help with planning and preparation. If so, please let your school's Director know. They are always looking for parent participation.
Please take a look at the "Events" section of our website to see what is already planned for your school. Don't be shy, we love parent input. If there is something that you think would be engaging and fun please let us know.
One of my other personal goals for 2015 is to help transform areas in our classrooms into having a more home-like atmosphere. I want to add some things such as child sized couches for our reading areas and perhaps some pole lamps. Suggestions for this are also VERY welcome.
Let's all work together and make 2015 an AWESOME year for the children.
"The things he sees are not just remembered; they form a part of his soul." ~ Maria Montessori
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There are no greater memories than memories of Christmas time as a child (and now, really). When I begin to think about Christmas as a child, I can almost transform back and smell the sweet smelling homemade cookies, the glistening ornaments, the mountains of gifts on Christmas morning---I have some great memories and will eternally cherish each one sacredly.
What a great time of year to implement some Montessori in your home, if you have not yet. No matter what holiday you and your celebrate....just apply it accordingly. Here are some ideas!
1. Let your little ones help decorate! I have the fondest memories of my and all my siblings decorating our Christmas tree! We loved it! And everyday while we still had the tree standing, we took such pride in our hard work.
2. If you bake, let your little ones help with kitchen duties! While I am not the greatest baker, my mom always included us in making yummy personalized goodies for our teachers, babysitters, and neighbors! We had a blast!
3. Teach your little ones the value in the season. The holiday season is not all about gifts and receiving the biggest and the brightest ---it is a season about love, gratitude, and peace. Donate to a charity, spend time with your elderly neighbors, volunteer at a homeless kitchen and in turn, help your children learn the true meaning of this much anticipated season.
Until next time,
The Silent Journey
Hey everyone! It has been an amazing and exhilarating couple of weeks at Weinacker's! As I sit down at my desk this morning, I am engulfed with such sweet memories over the last couple of weeks. It is such an honor to have the opportunity to work with such great teachers, children, families, administration!
Despite all the wonderful things we had going on at all of our schools my favorite was the one that we had last night at our Hillcrest school, The Silent Journey with Amy Henderson. If you have never heard of Montessori's Silent Journey or sometimes it is referred to as Montessori Journey or Montessori Experience; this is a time for parents to come into their child's Montessori environment and silently become engaged with the world around them. The reason for this experience to be done silently is to activate all of one's senses to the best of their ability and fully engage in the presence. The Silent Journey is meant to help parents gain a better understanding of the Montessori process and their child's developmental journey. Everything about this experience is so beautiful and profound to me. I believe that this experience truly helps build the bond between parent and child. I highly recommend that if you ever get the opportunity to take part in a Silent Journey do not pass it up! A special thank you to all that attended, it was lovely sharing that experience with all of you.
It has been such a great couple of weeks for all of us at Weinacker's, I hope you all have also had a great couple of weeks too. We are entering into a somewhat crazy time of the year, the holiday season, and it is easy for all of us to get wrapped up in the to-do lists, parties, and everything else in our day to day lives--I encourage everyone to take a minute and reflect on lucky we are and try to enjoy the precious time we have with all our friends and family. Life is short, enjoy every second of it.
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Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - August 3, 1959, Zanesville, Ohio Serving Zanesville And Southeastern Ohio For Three Generations The Times Recorder Yonr Newspaper Fights For Your Righto To Know And See 75TH YEAB-NO. 182 (32 PAUEH) ZANESVILLE, OHIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1959 T1IF WEATHER: WARM AND HUMID SEVEN CENTS Rockefeller Claims He's Outshined By Nixon As Presidential Nominee BEATING THE HEAT Tommy Dick, 3, shares a cool idea with his sister Connie, 7, as ZanesvMle area residents continued to sweat through muggy weather. The youngsters shar- ing the long-sized cone are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Starling Dick of West Ray drive. Congress In Homestretch Faces Big Bruising Battles WASHINGTON (UPI) The first session of the Democratic controlled 86th Congress headed into the homestretch Sunday, with its most bruising battles still to come. Major floor fights were considered a foregone conclusion on the issues of labor union reform and civil rights legislation. Congressional leaders also that the lawmakers must do something to prevent a shut- down of vital housing programs tnd the federal highway construc- tion before they can adjourn for the year. They also must complete action one more than a half-dozen mon- ey bills to finance the govern- ment in the current fiscal year These include the compromise defense appropria- tions measure and the foreign aid bill. The administration was expect- ed to make a determined effort in the Senate to restore at least part of the cut the House made in President Eisen- hower's aid request. The House- approved bill totaled 000. Congressional leaders originally hoped to adjourn their first ses- sion by the end of this month But with "must" legislation still on the docket, it was highly un- likely that they can quit before Labor Day. The leadership wants to clear the calendar of all time-consum- ing legislation this year to assure a shorter session next year when the national conventions will re- quire an early adjournment. The House will begin debate late this week or early next week on labor reform legislation. It was expected to set off the most hectic floor fight of the session. The administration has thrown its support behind a tough, bi- partisan substitute for the moder- ate bill approved by the H o u s e Labor Committee. The commit- tee's bill is weaker than the mea- sure approved last April by the Senate. The differences between the Senate bill and the measure even- tually approved by the House probably will be ironed out by a joint Senate House Conference Committee. A deadlock in the con- ference would jeopardize the chances for any measure what- ever this year. Civil rights legislation is still pending in the House and Senate judiciary committees. It was con- sidered likely that a moderate measure would come up in each house, with southern senators waging their traditional long fight against even a token bill. The highway financing issue is higli on the list of must legisla- tion. President Eisenhower has warned Congress that highway construction may grind to a halt unless Congress takes action to replenish the trust fund financing the program. The President has proposed that federal gasoline tax, which is ITurn To toga 16 Ex-Socialite Raps Fair As 'False' MOSCOW Dodd Stern, onetime American social- ite who was indicted by a federal grand jury for espionage, Sunday criticized the U. S. exhibition in Moscow as a false picture of American life. She said the aver- age American could own what it shows only by going deeply into debt. Mrs. Stern, who left the United States in 1956 with her husband, Alfred, on South American pass- ports, has been living m Czecho- slovakia and Russia. Writing in the weekly magazine the daughter of a former U. S. ambassador to Ber- "an American proud of her country, of its people, industry, talents, technology and contribu- tions to world culture." But she described the United States as a land of unemploy- ment, poverty and racial tensions. She said the Moscow exhibition was trying to mislead Russians into believing the "average Amer- ican lives in carefree luxury The average American does not own the house, cars and gadgets displayed at the exhibition be- cause "he lives in a prison of de- pendence upon companies which sell him these blessings on the in- stalment she said. Mrs Stern, 51, and her husband 62, a former multi-millionaire in- vestment broker, went to Prague, Czechoslovakia, with their son, Robert, in the summer of 1957. lin said she was who loves and is Lobby Probe May Return Legislators COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov. Mi- chael DiSalle agreed to call a spe- cial session of the Legislature if a Franklin County grand jury in- vestigation here Monday turned up evidence of illegal dealings be- tween legislators and lobbyists. Agreement was reached in a Saturday conference with House Speaker James Lantz of Lancas- ter and Senate Leader Frank King of Toledo. The investigation was touched off when the hotel bill of Sen. An- thony Calabrese of Cleveland al- legedly was paid by Robert Scott, Cambridge lobbyist for the Ohio Coal Producers Association. Should the jury return indict- ments against any legislator, the leaders said they would decide whether to attemp to expell the accused from the General Assem- bly at a special session. They meanwhile adopted a "wait and see" attitude pending the investigation. Lantz and King were here for the Saturday skele- ton session of the Legislature to sign bills passed during the final days. All state senators and rep- resentatives will be back Aug. 14 for the last time, to consider any new bills, vetoes and appoint- ments by the governor. By RAYMOND LAHR SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Nelson A. Rocke- feller of New York said Sun- day he would not rule out the possibility of becoming a can- didate for the I960 Republican presidential nomination. But he said that right now Richard M. Nixon was "the leading can- didate." i Rockefeller said he was not now a candidate and had no plans to become one. But he added that he would not deny the possibility that circum- stances would alter Ivs posi- tion. He spoke to newsmen as the 51st annual U S. governors converence opened His politi- cal comments uere interrupted briefly by the news that his son, Steven, had become en- gaged formally to marry Anne- Marie Rasmussen in Soc-gnc, Norway. Expresses Happiness Shown a UPI message about the from the Rockefeller office in New laughed and said- "Mrs. Rockefeller and I are delighted. We couldn't be hap- pier He described Anne-Mane, met Steven while working as a kitchen maid in the Rockefeller home in 195G. a.s a wonderful girl Jov ially. the governor fended off questions about his position as the only potential rival to Nixon for the GOP nomination. Asked if he would enter the New Hampshire presidential primary next March, he said he would "face that situation when it arose Asked whether former gover- Accused Rapists Held In Secret LA GRANGE, Ga. (UPI) Three young Negroes charged with brandishing a knife and a pistol to overpower and rape two white girls were held at a secret jail for safekeeping Sun- day. Sheriff L. W. Bailey disclosed the suspects, George Alford Jr., 18, of Dayton. Ohio, and Clifford Johnson, 22, and Brannon Epps, 25, were spirited from the Troup County jail for their safety late Saturday night. Miss Ohio Finals Approach For 19 MANSFIELD, 0. day and Friday will be the fate- ful days for the 19 young lady candidates for the title of Miss Ohio The attractive girls, ranging in age from 18 to 24, will display their talents and parade in swim suits and evening dresses the two nights. World News United Press International) r KAIMAR, Sweden Swedish Princess Desiree left for Greece Saturday amid mounting reports that she will be engaged to Greek Crown Prince Constantine. CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy Pope John XXIII stood in the courtyard of his summer villa in the hills Sunday and Messed pilgrims below in St. Peter's Square. Some pil- grims gathered in the courtyard the pontifical residence. FRANKFURT, Germany West Germans spent an average of 184 marks per person on liquor in 1958, government statistics showed Sunday. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Yugoslavia has earmarked million dollars for construction of modem asphalt roads in the next three years. The construction will include a road 318 mite tang frMfi 9tffftttf M QJcviuyili M In Gnek wnter. Kefaiiver Hits Steel i Price Hike WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.) said Sunday there is "ample room' for both lower prices and higher wages without "undue reduction' of profits in the nation's strike- bound steel industry. Kefauver, a long-time critic of pricing practices of steel and oth er big industries, said the steel union and management were bat- tling for benefits that should go, at least in part, to consumers. Meanwhile, Federal Mediator Joseph Finnegan called a joint session between the industry and the steelworkers. Both sides will meat Monday at 2 p.m. e.d.t. in New York. Kefauver, chairman of the Sen- ate Anti-Monopoly Subcommittee, said after-tax profits for 14 companies have jumped 145 per cent over last year. The industry leader, U. S. Steel Corp., in- creased its net 88 per cent over 1958, he said. "I believe there is ample room, without undue reduction in profits for a price reduction, together with a small increase in Kefauver said. "Preferably, the wage increase would be in the form of ,n in- crease in pensions, which would give greater time to enjoy life to the older workers, and greater opportunity to the younger ones." Kefauver's remarks were made in a weekly television broadcast for Tennessee stations. Describing the steel strike as the most serious of the nation's economic problems, Kefauver said that lack of competition is the root of the problem. "Our public policy toward in- dustry in the past has been based on the theory of he said. "If any firm in a competi- tive industry makes an improve- ment which reduces costs, it is assumed it will reduce its price accordingly." "But where there is no price competition, as in the steel indus- try, you just can't apply this he added. nor and unsuccessful presided- t.aj nominee Thomas 1 Dcucy had asked him to spied up" politically, Rockefeller rcpl.cd, That's to me On two occasions, lie said flatly he uould not aeu-pt a presidential nomination something many Nixon support- ers have suggested. Rockefeller said Ni.vm "seems to be the leading cin- and he credited Nixon with "great skill under diffi- cult circumstances" in his tour of the Soviet Union. The governor said he thought the GOP had a good chance to win in I960, "assuming the of the delegates" in i noosing a nominee at the pres- idential convention. The conference, which ends Wednesday, got under way as p.ckets from the Independence Party, which wants Puerto Rico freed from U. S. control, be- pnn picketing the hotel head- qua rttYs Connecticut Gov Abraham Ribicoff, a leading backer of Sen John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) for the Democratic presidential nomination, admit- ted at a news conference that he is courting support for Ken- nedy among Democratic gov- ernois. But Ribicoff said he sought no commitments. The Connecticut governor de- nied that Kennedy was "too far ahead" and said that no candidate can be too far in front when he is going good. Ribicoff expressed the belief that Democratic governors will have the controlling voice at the convention but that the nominee will come from the Senate. Khru May Be Invited To U.S. This Week Junction City Man's Body Is Discovered JUNCTION CITY (Special) The decomposed body of Ray Har- ris, 67-year-old oilfield worker who disappeared June 7 after parking a truck in a rural oil- field shed, was found Sunday morning by two ginseng hunters in Perry County's virgin B i g Woods near Middletown off Ohio 668. Richard and Burrell Steele of Bristol notified authorities and led them to the body about seven miles from the truck shed. Coron- er A. J. Ball said Harris had ap- parently shot himself in trp fore- head with a 22-calibcr rifle which was beside the body. The day Harris disappeared he was struck in the face by a board as he repaired a porch step at his home here. Search parties had scouted the rural area and had dragged sever- al small ponds in efforts to find his body. Surviving are his widow, Mary, and a son, William; three sisters, Mrs. Myrtie Allen of ZanesMlIo Route 4, Mrs. Mabel Hupp ot Brownsville, and Mrs Goldic Kennard of Corpus Chn.sti, a granddaughter and a great- granddaughter. Services will be conducted at p.m. Tuesday in the Chute Funeral Home at Now Lexington the Rev. Earse Mauler, pas- tor of the South Z a n e s v 1 I e Methodist Church. Burial will be at New Lebanon Cemetcrv, Junc- tion City. Street Cave-In Swallows Up Cop; Hundreds Menaced PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Ad- ditional slides of earth sloweo ef- forts Sunday to reach a policeman swallowed by a street cave-in as he peered over to iinesligatc it Authorities held little hope that Patrolman Joseph Reiss, 36, would be found alive in the huge crater originally 40 feet deep and .35 feet in diameter. Later, the pit widened to 45 feet across and 35 feet deep It was being shored so rescue operations could begin. Rescue crews said a rush of water from mains broken by the collapse of tons of dirt could have carried Reiss' body deep under the area's labyrinth of sewers and pipes. The ruptured water mains and lines posed a threat to 100 families in the area for four hours Saturday night and early Sunday until city and utility company em- ployes shut off the flows of water and gas. Several hundred persons were evacuated from their homes dur- ing the emergency and police cautioned against striking match- es because of the threat of leaking gas at the scene. Newspaper pho- tographers were unable to take pictures with popping flashbulbs for fear of touching off an explo- sion Fire Levels Family Home In Belmont BARNESVILLE (Special) Five members of a Fairvicw area family returned from St. Clairsville where they received anti-polio shots to find their home destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon No cause had been determined '-unday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Alvin Rogers and their three children lost all their clothing, furnishings, and an expensive qun collection The dwelling was Icvrlul Ihr fam Iv is now living at the home of his father, Gilbert Rog- crs of Ikndrvsbur.; Santa Visits Child Early BROOKLYN PARK, Md. Wi Little Judy Morse, wracked by the pain of an incurable cancer, had an early visit from Santa Claus. "He told me he would see mo again she said with a smile. "But he won't. I'm to see Jesus Ike's Nod Is Awaited By Allies GENEVA U n 11 e c States has told iLs Allies that an invitation to Soviet Premier Niki ta Khrushchev to visit Washing ton may be sent before the dead locked Big Four conference end; Wednesday, sources said Sunday Britain, France and West Ger- many have already let the United States know they favor a Wash- ington meeting between Khrush- chev and President Eisenhower and all they await now is Eisen- hower's final decision to issue the invitation With a Khrushchev visit now considered a reality, the mne- wcek-olcl conference of foreign ministers limped toward an impo- tent finish Wednesday night. Vir- tually all hope has been aban- doned that an East-West agree- ment on Berlin and reunification of Germany would be reached be- fore then. The British, still optimistic, be- leved Khrushchev might give sur- prise instructions to Foreign Min- ister Andrei A. Gromyko that could at the last minute save the talks from total failure. But the United States, France, and West Germany considered Ernest A McAllister, formerisuth dtl "miracle- Orphans' Court judge who the Soviet Umon been playing Santa to mentally Thcy secmed to bc marklng Ume retarded and other children for 15 years, had a lump in his throat Sunday as he described his visit The fact was that with the Khrushchev visit considered a re- ality, the Geneva talks suddenly with Judy. 'tank second-place significance in It had originally been planned East-West diplomacy. for Sunday, Judy's sixth birthday, but was moved up to Thursday night on the advice of her and doctors She is failing fast Some Wostcrn diplomats said a Khrushchev vis.t to the United States would usher in a new stage of Soviet Western negotiations Noble County Fair Rules And Premiums Listed; New Grandstand Held Unlikely Capehart BOls Nixon For VP WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind came out Sunday for New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller as his choice for the Republican presi- dential nomination next year. Capehart, a 1952 supporter o! the late Sen. Robert A. Taft (R- said he has no doubt that the Republicans can win next year if Rockefeller headed the ticket. He said he hoped that Vice President Richard M. Nixon, gen- erally regarded as the front run- ner for the nomination, would accept second place on the tic- ket. He said Nixon is young enough to serve eight more years as vice president before seeking the top spot. "I am fond of them Capehart said on a TV program. "But I'm also realistic." Capeliart, who is generally re- garded as a member of the Carry's conservative wing, agreed with Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-N.Y.) who said earlier that Rockefeller could poll more votes than Nixon as the GOP nominee. In another development, House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck (Ind.) said he would ac- cept the Republican vice presi- dential nomination if it were of- 'ered to him. But Halleck refused to commit lirnsclf as between Nixon and Rockefeller, other than to say that f the GOP convention were held oday, he believed Nixon would win the presidential nomination. Meantime. GOP National Com- mittee Chairman Thruston Morton aid that Nixon's trip to Russia undoubtedly will have "political for him, despite the fact hat the trip was not politically motivated." Javits, speaking on a semi- monthly television and radio show or New York stations, said that e would not be honest" if he didn't say he believed Rockefeller draw more votes than Nix- in already hss announced hat if Rockefeller chooses to make the race he would support him. Belmont Countian Heads Ohio DAV The Ohio Department of t h e Disabled American veterans Sun- day elected William S. Bartlow of Shadyside in Belmont County as state commander. Delegates elected as executive committeemen included Jack Heydenrich of Spangler drive. PRINT TEXT OF SPEECH MOSCOW (UPI) -The official government newspaper Izvestia Sunday printed the full texts of Vice President Richard M. Nix- on's radio and television speech Saturday night. By NOLA R. LcVRANGE CALDWELL (Special) The Noble County Agricultural Society has issued the premium list and regulations for the 107th Noble County Fair to be held Sept. 2-5 Livestock entries will close at 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, and all other entries will close at 4 p m. Tuesday, Sept. 1. It had been hoped that the new grandstand, replacing the one destroyed by fire last year, would be completed this year; however, since ground has not been broken it is improbable A temporary set of bleachers will probably be arranged on the bank overlooking the race track. The calendar of events lists the horse pulling contest to be presented at 8 p.m. on Sept. 2 as the official opening of the fair. This will be staged in front of the grandstand. On Sept. 3, there will be judg- ing of dairy and 4-H club cattle, pra.n, tators, ablc-s fr ers, home econom cs, provis'ons- industrial [granges, at 9 am, pulling contest at 1 uns, flow- household arts a tractor p m and po- On Sept 5, the races will be between 5 and 6pm. same that date Awards- will be made There will be six to enter and 'he basis of 100 per cent for a ndjfour to start. A purse of capacity. The first prize 'be gnen to the horse lowering second, third, thfi record ,he 195q by Tipton's Corner Hard- fourth, and fifth, sixth and seventh, each surancc Agency, Caldwell; m tcr .s Shell Service Station If tween 8 and 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, to be eligible to enter for the Rotroff Internal.rmal All Girl I ware, Mr and Mrs. Don Thorn- In the tractor pulling contest, Auto Thrill Show at S p m in as, Homo Restaurant, Collcy In- a11 tractors must be weighed be- _ _ t j J i.____... n 1 i A rrvt t front of th cgrandstand i o( pi 1. til i. n_ i v jv.c ..nauun 11 Q mi there will bo judp.nt; of beef rat- moro than one horse lowers the tle.shcepandsw.no and 4-H club record the purse will bc given 1s third and beef cattle, sheep and sw.m, at to the horse with the lowest rec- A" tractcrs Wl11 1 p.m., racing; and at 8 Minnie Pearl and Grand Olc' Foreit Day of Sunbury will be Opry artists will bc presented in front of the grandstand Saturday's schedule calls for racing at 1 p m. and the Chero- kee Ranch Wild West Rodeo to be presented at 8 p m in of the grandstand front in charge of the starting gate; J. K Walkenshaw, secretary, A. H. Rich, superintendent of speed, .and L. C. Young, presid- ing judge. according to weight OaT' t0 M00' CIaSS C- B, 6800; and Class D, 6801 and over. Those in charge of exhibits ate as follows: Hugh Cox, horses; B. E. Hedge, dairy cattle; Brady The speed program, scheduled and a stone boat will be loaded for two days, calls for a purse with cement blocks. This contest Archer, beef catle; Alfred In the horse pulling contest, I Brown, sheep and swine; Joe horses or mules may be entered I Parrish, poultry; Frank Radcliff, of Three races will be run each day. On Sept. 4, there will be the 2-26 pace, trot, and pace, each with two heats. is Sept 2 at 8 pm. There will be two classes teams 3200 pounds and under, and teams over 3200. Teams must be grain, seed, potatoes and vegeta- bles, fruits and flowers; Floy Parrish, housthold, provisions, Roberta Bigley; industrial arts, Mrs. Byron Steen, home eco- Wooster Crash Kills 2 Koreans WOOSTER, 0. Ko- rean exchange students living at Cleveland were killed Sunday in a two-car headon crash on U.S. 30 two miles east of here. Dead in the crash were Young Suk Hshn, 24, a driver, and Dong Sun Cha, 26, a Kent Uni- versity student The W father FORECAST Warmer and more humid. PREDICTED TEMPERATUKES Today's High Today's Low tt SUNDAY'S TEMPERATURES Sunday's High Sunday's Low (l 4pm, 10 K pra. It 12 Noon 75 pm 78 lOp.m H TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Boston Detroit 7f Tampa n Tucson Duluth 74 Denrer n Sfciet Sunset New Moon tomorrow PROMINENT CTAM Altiir, Wfh in mvtheiit hotter than Son, Ah M JBU Sty" ;


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Actress Priyamani learnt sword-fighting, archery and even acrobatics for her upcoming Telugu social period drama "Chandi", and its director V. Samudra can't stop lauding her dedication towards mastering the action skills.
"She (Priyamani) was expected to learn archery and sword-fighting for her role. I was stunned to know that she is a very quick learner. All that it took her to shoot arrows was two hours of training with a professional," Samudra told IANS.
"It's not just dancing and romancing for actresses, but sometimes it's more than that. At times, it means to wield the sword or even doing a back flip for an action sequence. Priyamani's role is a mixture of all that and audiences will love her for that," he added.
Priyamani is playing an avenging angel in the film, which also features R. Sarath Kumar, Nagendra Babu, Ashish Vidyarthi, Posani Krishna Murali and M.S. Narayana.
"We are busy wrapping up the talkie portion. If all goes well, then we are likely to release it by September-end," he added.
The film also features veteran actor Krishnam Raju in an important role.
"He plays the role of a king. It will be a powerful role along the lines of roles that he did in films such as 'Bobbli Brahmanna' and 'Thandra Paparayudu'," said Samudra.
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June 27, 2014
The Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists wrote a letter to Veterans Affairs Acting Inspector General this week urging him to reconsider his office's demand for the Project On Government Oversight's whistleblower records.
From the letter:
Like POGO, our Center also hears from federal whistle-blowers who fear retaliation if they publicly disclose their concerns. It is absolutely crucial to our work, to POGO's work, and to the work of many non-profit organizations who try to advocate for open, honest and accountable government, that whistle-blowers are able to trust that we will not disclose their identities unless we have their permission. If this bond of trust is weakened, our organizations will be much less effective, and whistleblowers will lose a safe harbor.
Read the full letter here. Join the growing chorus that is telling the VA Inspector General to drop his demand for the names of VA whistleblowers by signing our petition here.
Beth Daley Impact Fellow, POGO
At the time of publication Avery Kleinman was the Beth Daley Impact Fellow for the Project On Government Oversight.
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There was a time after 1999 movie "The Sixth Sense" when filmmaker Manoj N. Shayamalan was seen as the brightest filmmakers from India in Hollywood.
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"Unbreakable" (2000) that followed "The Sixth Sense" was received fairly. But soon after, Shyamalan rapidly declined into the night with "Signs" (2002), "The Village" (2004), "The Lady In Water" (2006), "The Happening" (2008) and worst of all the 3D abomination "The Last Airbender", which apart from other atrocities, also revealed Dev 'Slumdog' Patel to be an extremely inept actor.
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I for one waited to see him reinvent his career by taking on another genre...say, a comedy about a dead man who can see alive people.
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If Dharmendra can pull himself out of semi-retirement to give his sons Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol a hand-up at the box office, why not Will Smith?
Earlier, Will and his son Jaden got together for "The Pursuit of Happyness". That film showed its makers couldn't spell correctly. This one exposes the people behind it can't make a movie correctly.
"After Earth" is a film set a 1,000 years from now when father and son Smith crash-land on earth. The earth, we are told, has witnessed a catastrophic end. But no catastrophe on earth can compare with what Shyamalan has done to the very charismatic Will Smith. This one is "Heaven's Gate" and "Jack The Giant Slayer" combined.
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Finally, though, we are left with undecipherable shapes and signs signifying a state of heightened dementia. We are left looking at a film, which is as deplorably misguided in its filial impulses as "Yamla Pagla Deewana 2".
Maybe Hollywood's Will Smith and Bollywood's Deols - Dharmendra and his two sons Sunny and Bobby - need to exchange notes on how to channelise the family resources in a pool of productivity.
I remember just before the release of "The Happening" (not happening at all), I asked Shyamalan why his career lost momentum after "The Sixth Sense".
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It stated that rather than helping babies, watching such videos often may slow down vocabulary acquisition for some infants.
Baby Einstein is a subsidiary of Disney.
"For the University to issue a press release making reckless charges warning parents to avoid using Baby Einstein products … is completely irresponsible," Iger said in his letter.
Iger asserted that parents in the study were asked to identify broad categories, such as "Baby DVDs/Videos," not necessarily a particular brand like "Baby Einstein."
The study, titled "Associations Between Media Viewing and Language Development in Children Under Age 2 Years," was published in the Journal of Pediatrics.
Iger asked the university to retract the news release and pull it from the Web site.
Emmert said he spoke to Iger on the phone Monday, and Iger requested that the university find out if the news release was consistent with the findings of the study.
"I told them I had, in fact, asked for that to be done," Emmert said.
Emmert said he would be surprised if he finds there was not "appropriate accord" between the news release and the original study.
"I have great confidence in our media staff," he said.
Robert Roseth, director of news and information at the UW, said the news release was approved by the study author before it was issued to the news media.
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