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HANSHIN TIGERS — The Tigers seem to be taking turns finishing in fourth and first place every other year. Fourth in 2002 and 2004, first in 2003 and 2005, and if not careful, they could drop to the second division in 2006.
Manager Akinobu Okada's club will be starting this season not as good as it was this time last year.
the Swallows are expected to contend for the Central League title this season.
Andy Sheets (19 home runs, 85 RBIs, .289) is back as the first baseman, and Takashi Toritani (9, 52, .278) is a fixture at shortstop. The third sacker is Makoto Imaoka (29, 147, .279), and it is unlikely he will match that RBI total in what was a career year. Atsushi Fujimoto (1, 36, .249) and Kentaro Sekimoto (0, 24, .297) will probably be platooned at second.
The left fielder is last year's CL MVP Tomoaki Kanemoto (40, 125, .327) who will turn 38 this year, as will all-star catcher Akihiro Yano (19, 71, .271), but the center fielder is a still young (30) Norihiro Akahoshi (1, 38, .316 with a country-leading 60 stolen bases). Last season, Okada alternated right fielders with Shinjiro Hiyama (8, 40, .278) and Shane Spencer (9, 33, .243), but Spencer may miss the beginning of this year with an injury.
Pitchingwise, the ace is lefty Kei Igawa (13-9, 3.86) who is not all that happy because he wants to be posted for major league duty, but so far the Tigers have refused. Tsuyoshi Shimoyanagi (15-3, 2.99) led the CL in victories but will also turn 38 this year. Other starters are Yuya Ando (11-5, 3.39) and Shinobu Fukuhara (8-14, 3.51) who led the league in losses. They will be joined by first-year Australian southpaw Chris Oxspring (12-6, 4.03 with Triple-A Portland).
CHUNICHI DRAGONS – Skipper Hiromitsu Ochiai's Dragons dropped from first to second last year and made very few changes during the winter. The infield again has slugger Tyrone Woods (38, 103, .306) at first base, Masahiro Araki (2, 41, .291) at second, Hirokazu Ibata (6, 63, .323) at shortstop and Kazuyoshi Tatsunami (9, 56, .253) at third.
Center and right field are set again with, respectively, Alex Ochoa (18, 78, .269) and WBC hero Kosuke Fukudome (28, 103, .328), while left field is a platoon position where Ochiai will most likely alternate lefty-hitting Kazuki Inoue (10, 38, .302) and the right-handed Hidenori Kuramoto (0, 5, .077). The catcher is Motonobu Tanishige (14, 65, .234).
The Dragons' mound staff is led by 2004 CL MVP Kenshin Kawakami (11-8, 3.74 in 2005), and others in the starting rotation are the veteran lefty Masahiro Yamamoto (7-8, 4.89), Dominican southpaw Luis Martinez (8-4, 3.38), Kenichi Nakata (8-3, 3.63) and Kenta Asakura (5-7, 3.94).
Two other Dominicans are on the staff and might provide some help: Domingo Guzman, whose 2005 season was limited to three games because of injury, and newcomer Claudio Galva.
Chunichi's bullpen is strong with middle relievers and setup guys such as Masafumi Hirai (4-4, 3.83 in 55 games), Shinya Okamoto (10-3, 3.14 in 60 appearances) and Yoshihiro Suzuki (5-3, 3.56 in 47 calls). Closer Hitoki Iwase (1-2, 1.88) set the single-season save record with 46 in 60 games in 2005.
YOKOHAMA BAYSTARS — Kazuhiko Ushijima should have been Manager of the Year in the Central League in 2005. He took the BayStars to third place after other managers had led Yokohama to three consecutive last place finishes. Now, the question is, can he improve the team even more?
For some inexplicable reason, the 'Stars will not use foreign position players, and I think that is keeping them from pennant contention. The lineup seems set with first baseman Takahiro Saeki (19, 88, .272), second baseman Hitoshi Taneda (9, 61, .310), shortstop and leadoff man Takuro Ishii (8, 40, .255) and third sacker Shuichi Murata (24, 82, .252).
The outfield has Masaaki Koike (20, 53, .243) in left and WBC team members Hitoshi Tamura (31, 79, .304) in center and Tatsuhiko Kinjo (12, 87, .324) in right. Ryoji Aikawa (8, 46, .259), also a Team Japan guy, is the catcher.
Ushijima has some capable starting pitchers on whom to rely. There are Daisuke Miura (12-9, 2.52), who had the lowest ERA in the CL, Ken Kadokura (11-8, 3.37) and lefty sidewinder Yoshihiro Doi (10-11, 3.83), the old Tuffy Rhodes nemesis. Atsushi Kizuka (6-5, 2.44 in 56 games) is the No. 1 setup man.
The pitching staff is where the Americans are too. Jason Beverlin, the former Yakult Swallows hurler, is back after sitting out a year following Tommy John surgery. Another right-hander, first-year man Shawn Sonnier, was just signed from the Kansas City Royals organization. Speedballer Marc Kroon is the closer.
TOKYO YAKULT SWALLOWS – The now Tokyo Swallows have a new name, new manager, new uniforms, some new and returning players, and I have new hopes for their success this season.
Atsuya Furuta (5, 33, .258), a popular personality because of his work with the Japan Pro Baseball Players Union, will be the first player-manager in Japan since 1977, and it will be interesting to see how many games he will catch this season at age 40.
He's got a power-packed lineup about which I have written often, starting with first baseman Adam Riggs (14, 44, .306) and 2B Greg LaRocca (18, 56, .303 with Hiroshima). Neither played the full season last year. The left side of the infield has WBC players Shinya Miyamoto (7, 47, .265) at shortstop and Akinori Iwamura (30, 102, .319) at the hot corner.
In the outfield are six-year veteran Alex Ramirez (32, 104, .282) in left, defending batting champ and leadoff man Norichika Aoki (3, 28, .344 and 29 steals) in center and probably platoon players Mitsuru Manaka (5, 28, .302 and a lefty) and Ryuji Miyade (8, 46, .320, a right-hander) in right.
The pitching rotation has southpaws Shugo Fujii (10-12, 3.43) and Masanori Ishikawa (10-8, 4.87) and right-handers Shohei Tateyama (10-6, 3.95) and foreigners Rick Guttormson (8-5, 4.18) and Dicky Gonzalez (4-6, 5.07). Furuta has an excellent setup man in fireballer Ryota Igarashi (3-2, 3.49 in 49 games) and closer, lefty Hirotoshi Ishii (4-3, 1.95, 37 saves in 61 mound trips).
Back after stints in the majors are southpaw starter Kaz Ishii (3-9, 5.14 with the Mets) and submarine reliever Shingo Takatsu (1-2, 5.97 with the White Sox and 1-0, 2.35 with the Mets).
YOMIURI GIANTS — Last year's disaster is behind the Giants, and manager Tatsunori Hara is back.
Tuffy Rhodes, Brian Sikorski, Kazuhiro Kiyohara and Akira Eto are gone, and the Kyojin are counting on a new wave of players acquired from other teams such as Lee Seung Yeop, Makoto Kosaka, Kiyoshi Toyoda and Jeremy Powell.
Hara, who led the Giants to the 2002 Japan Series title, has an infield alignment of Lee (30, 82, .260 with Lotte) at first base, Toshihisa Nishi (11, 45, .269) or Kosaka (4, 31, .283 with the Marines) at second, Tomohiro Nioka (16, 58, .301) or Kosaka at shortstop and Hiroki Kokubo (34, 87, .281) at third.
Looks like Takayuki Shimizu (15, 50, .300) in left field again, and Hara apparently plans to move the often-injured Yoshinobu Takahashi (17, 41, .298) from right to center, a move that failed in 2003 when Takahashi had back trouble from all the running. In right field, it appears two young players will be platooned: right-handed hitting Kenji Yano (7, 14, .281) and lefty-swinging Yoshiyuki Kamei (0, 1, .143 but a .320 hitter on the farm team).
Shinnosuke Abe (26, 86, .300) finished the 2005 season at first base but is back behind the plate, and the key to his season will be avoiding injury. He'll be handling a pitching staff led by another WBC standout, Koji Uehara (9-12, 3.31) and Powell (14-12, 3.51 with Orix).
Also in the rotation are expected to be lefties Hisanori Takahashi (8-12, 4.47) and 43-year-old, 25-year veteran Kimiyasu Kudo (11-9, 4.70). Gary Glover (5-4, 5.57 with the Milwaukee Brewers), a right-hander, could also be used as a starter or a middle reliever. Yuya Kubo (7-4, 3.43 in 64 games) is the best set-up man out of the bullpen, and the likely closer is Toyoda (3-1, 3.97, 19 saves with Seibu).
The Giants need to do three things: 1) Avoid long-term serious injuries to key players, 2) clearly define the roles of the players, especially the pitchers, 3) get off to a good start.
HIROSHIMA CARP — American manager Marty Brown takes over a last-place team, but one with a lot of potential. So far, he's going with an all-Japanese lineup, and the most exciting players are his interchangeable first and third basemen, CL home run king Takahiro Arai (43, 94, .305) and Kenta Kurihara (15, 43, .323 in only 77 games). If any player is ready to burst into stardom this season, it's Kurihara.
It appears Brown's double play combination will consist of touted 26-year-old rookie Eishin Soyogi and Koji Yamasaki (1, 9, .255), and they are also switchable between second base and shortstop.
The outfield lineup has veterans Tomonari Maeda in left and Koichi Ogata in center. The rightfielder is Shigenobu Shima, the 2004 CL batting champ. Utility man Takuya Kimura can fill in at second base or in the outfield when needed. Hiroshima's best catcher is Yoshikazu Kura (4, 22, .210).
The ace of the mound staff is righty Hiroki Kuroda, and others in the starting rotation would be Kan Otake, Yasuhiro Oyamada and Americans Mike Romano and newbie Sean Douglass.
Katsuhiro Nagakawa (3-5, 3.13 in 57 games) comes in for middle relief or as a setup man for southpaw closer John Bale (2-1, 3.19, 24 saves in 51 appearances).
Central League predicted order of finish: 1) Swallows, 2) Giants, 3) Tigers, 4) Carp, 5) BayStars, 6) Dragons.
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That is pretty awesome that you have a full ride! If you were to take off next fall semester would you lose your scholarship?
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Issue date: Thursday, September 12, 1974
Pages available: 122
Previous edition: Wednesday, September 11, 1974
Next edition: Friday, September 13, 1974
Publication name: Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - September 12, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Aspen lane NK, and a resident Twenty-fourth street NW, died of Cedar Rapids for the last in a Cedar Rapids years, died Thursday in a Cedar Rain K expected from Colorado and New Mexico across the Plains and Mississippi val- ley through the Ohio valley to -the North Atlantic states. Rain is also oxpocted in southern Florida. The Weather High temperatures Wednesday, low Icrn- perfllurcs overnight snd Inches cl preci- pitation: Anchorage 65 54 .03 L. Angeles 62 67 Allanla 8760 Miami 867? Bismarck i 55 38 Min'apolis 70 50 .20 Chicago 8450.01 N. Orleans 6978 Denver 63 34 .32 New York 82 69 Dululh At 44 Phoenix 104 78 Honolulu 9075 Seatlle 71 53 Houston 83 76.03 Washington S3 73 Extended forecast No rain is expected Saturday through Monday. Lows in 40s and highs in CDs Saturday and Sunday warming to lows in 50s and highs in by Monday. C. R. Weather High Wednesday Low overnight Noon Thursday 2 p.m. NE; Barbara Hargcr, 4303 Mt. Vernon road SE; each lined 530 and cosls. .lames Doyle, 701J Eighth street SW; fined and eosts. Marvin Benscnd, Bertram; Timothy Garbow, 1119 Third street SW; Marilyn Fry, route three, Cedar Rapids; Terry Peltit, 1135 Hubbard avenue NE; Elizabeth Mills. Iowa City; Dollecn Clapsaddle, IOC Eighth avenue SW; Bradley Johnson. Sixth avenue Selcsssie (Continued from Page 1.) controlled the country of em- bezzling millions of dollars, en- couraging bureaucratic corrup- tion and doing nothing to allevi- ate the effects of the drouth which in the past two years killed an estimated per- ons. Selassie's power began (o fade in the early part of this year when the armed forces served notice that they were deter- She was born Aug. Ill, at Minden and was married to Dean A. Vogl, Sept. 3, 1954, at Minden. Mrs. Vogt was a member of the r'irst Congrega- tional church, the Women's Fel- lowship, and had assisted part time as a secretary at the church. Surviving in addition to her husband, are a daughter, Lyn- etle Kay Vogt, at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schnepcl, Minden; a sister, Mrs. Robert Mauer, of Aurora, Colo.; and two brothers, Ru- dolph R. Schnepel, Council Bluffs, and Gary E. Schnepcl of Omaha, Neb. Services: 2 p.m. Sunday, at :he I1' i r s t Congregational church, by the Rev. Glenn Bender. Interment: Cedar Me- morial. Friends may call at thej Bcatty-Bcurle chapel after 1 p.m. Friday. Friends may if they wish contribute to a memo- rial fund. Traffic .signal violation Thomas Jccllicka. 1800 McGow- lim boulevard, Marion; Steph- [rn rtnibnm, 52IS IT.ivbet avo- nue NW; Russell Eberlc, Fair- ..59: fax; each lined and costs, (id Robert Paul, 3019 D avenue ..58 Precipitation...............0.50[ and costs. NE; Steve Boardrnan, 2452 Lauren drive SW; each fined Total for September........1.02 Normal for September .....3.97 Normal through Sept.....27.12 Total for 1974 ..............38.85 Barometer, steady ........29.88 Humidity at noon Wind direction and velocity at 2 p.m. NNW at 12 mph. Sun rises Friday, sun sets, Year Ago Today High, 73; low, 51; rainfall, 0.16 Traveler's Forecast Striking- fixtures adjacent to street Gary Long, Hiawatha; fined and costs. Jon Ed- wards, 3000 Pioneer avenue SE; fined and costs. Friil n y Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland DCS Moines Detroit Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Mpls-St. Taut Weather, Hi-Lo ...PtCldy 03-40 ...Slvwrs 67-52 .Tshwrs 71-M ___Cloudy 58-40 .....Rain 73-52 ......Rain ......Hiiin (ill-48 Cloudy 59-50 ...PICIdy 58-40 Omaha..........Cloudy 59-42 St. Louis ..........Rain G5-50 Sioux Falls .....PtCldy 59-31! Coralville Lake Pool level Thursday ___CS3.30 Births Lute's Sent. 11 To the families of Wayne Hoist, 1922 Central drive SW, a son; Michael Neil- system. The emperor retained the al- legiance of the landed barons and millions of illiterate pea- sants, but the young army of- ficers and technocrats turned against demanding free speech, land reform, democrat- ic government and an end to corruption. Until then, the bearded little ruler had survived all chal- lenges to his rule, although he Driyins: on wroiiff side dl.iveil in Daniel Bernaski, 1815 Eastern I drive SW; fined and costs. Faulty equipment Mark Remington. 700 Thirty-firth street, Marion; fined and cosls. Duane Huenekc, 034 Forest drive SE; Jeffrey Dyson, 1704 Sixteenth street NW; each fined and costs. Parking- violation Elza Nash, BIB Fifteenth avenue SW; fined and costs. Registration violation David Corbett, 407 B avenue NW; fined and cosls. Driver's license violation Deborah Lederle, 57 Nintcentb avenue SW; fined nnd co s t s Richard 'Ross, 2500 Twenty-first avenue, Marion; fined and cosls. Prohibited passing Wayne Buelow, Palo; fined and cosls. Raymond Chamberlain, Hiawatha; fined and costs. Iowa Deaths Marcngo David A. McLen- nan, Indianola. Saturday al at Hoover Valentine's Masonic graveside services. Wiiukon Frances Wheeler, 83. Friday at 10 at SI. Pa- trick's. Martin Brothers'. Waukou Florence Ro- when Mussolini's army invaded Ethiopia and captured Addis Ababa. Selassie took his case before the League of Nations, but the organization rejected his plea that it retain the economic sanc- tions it had voted against Italy. Five years of exile followed, and it look World war II and the British army to return him to power. He withstood another crisis in 1900 when members of liis impe- rial Guard rebelled while the emperor was in Brazil. Selassie returned four days after the rebellion and crushed the revolt. The rebel troops were hunted down and hanged' in a public square. ly. 357 Twenty-second street mingcr. Martin Brothers'. NW, a sun; Hubert Bollock., _ Sidney L 3011 ,1 street SW, Apt. 805, a Root. 75. Saturday at 2 nt'l-Ial- son. verson's. Military rites at Births Mercy verson's. Military rnveside. Norway Scpl. 11 To the families of j Sonka, (M. Saturday at 1 at Daniel DcMeuIenacre, 5748 Michael's Catholic chureh. Yisi- ci Man Jailed After Assault On Deputy Paul H. Ilidcnman, 22, route rites at lone. Lisbon, has been charged Leo Deputy at St. i Sheriff Norman Popenhagen in Gordon avenue NW, a datiKh- tcr; Larry Chcrvcny, Van Home, a son; Ronald Haldy, Amana, a daughter; .Tames Jones, 3524 Eedbud road NE, a daughter; Jack Davis, 1141 Fif- teenth avenue SW, a son. Out of Town Births liition after 11 Friday Brush's where parish Tiosarv will he recited Friday. Clcrmont _ John 'Alfred Eriekson, SI. Saturday at at West Clcrmont Lutheran church. Muchlethaler's, Elfiin. connection with mcidenls at a tavern parking lot and at Hiden- man's residence early Thurs- day. Popenhagen reported he broke up a fight involving Hi- denman and another man after At Ainlir.rK, Germany MeAmnlch's, Victor." Spec. 4 and Mrs. Franklin Klimn a daughter Sept. 8. Mrs. Klima is the daughter of Mnry O'Brien, Tli.'uvnthn trailer court, Hinv.-athn. Will iamsburg jnnvis, 711. Saturday at 2 at I no was called to Obituaries Mrs. Dean A. Vogt Kalhryn M. Vogt, U, of 2317 Fred H. Breuer Kred Henry lircuer, of 220 hospital following a brief illness. Horn March 15, 1901, in Cedar Kapid.s, he had been a lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids. He had worked for Mctcalf Printers and in later years was foreman in the composing room for Sla- mats Publishing Co. Mr. Breuer was a member of lodge, Cedar Rapids Consistory, El Kahir Shrine and the Elks club. He also was a 50- year member of the Typograph- ical union. Surviving is a sister, Bertha Dougall, Davenport. Services: p.m. Saturday at Turner chapel west by the Very Reverend Canon D. A. Lo- ferski. Burial: Linwood ccme- Kricnds may call at if iTlic Cedar Itanlilx Gaelic: Tliuis., Sciit. 12, J'JI'l 3A Memorial Services Buls, Carl W. Turner cbapel cyst at noon Friday by. Dr. Arnold Herbst. Graveside services in Strawberry Point at 'p.m. Friends may call at Turner's until a.m. Fri- day. The casket will not be opened alter the service. Fcild, Minnie M. Turner cbapel cast at 3 p.m. Friday by a Jehovah's Witness represent- ative. Burial: Linwood. Friends may call at Turner cast. Sickles, Kaymoml L. Turner chupel west at p.m. Friday by the Rev. Charles H. Mehaffey of Asbury United Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Turner west. tend Jury Clears Officers of Brutality "No criminal offense was committed1 by any member of the Cedar Rapids police depart- ment or Linn county sheriff's department in connection with (Brett) Johnston's processing and incarceration." That was the "unanimous opinion" of the Linn county grand jury in its report Thurs- day of its investigation of a complaint from the 22-year-old Cedar Rapids man that he had been beaten at the Linn county jail early Aug. 18. County Ally. William Fachcs and Sheriff Walter Grant had agreed to submit the matter lo the grand jury, as suggested by the sheriff. Grant said Johnson had been' taken to the jail by Cedar Rapids police on an intoxication charge and lie started fighting wilh sheriff's officers as soon as police removed handcuffs from his wrists. The grand jury said it ques- tioned 1C witnesses in its inves- tigation concerning the alleged assault. Grant said Thursday that one of (he witnesses in ihc matter also testified about alleged bru- tality by a deputy in the arrest of four Cedar Rapids persons at a Fairfax quarry on the same Turner chapel west and may, i they wish, make contributions to the cancer fund. Mrs. Charles Jarosh Edith Jarosh, 78, of 1215 Fifth street SE, died Wednesday after a long illness. She was born Aug. 8, in Fort Atkinson, and had been a resident of Cedar Rapids since 1932. Mrs. Jarosh was a member of St. Wenceslaus church and the Catholic Workman. Surviving are her husband, Charles, to whom she was mar- ried April 25, 1921, at Fort At- kinson; a daughter, Mrs. Louis Drahos, Cedar Rapids, three grandchildren; three sisters, Josephine Sykora, Minneapolis, Minn.; Jessie Kaccr and Mrs. Willard Walton, both of Cedar Rapids. Services: Saturday at a.m. in St. Wenceslaus church by the Rev. Clarence Frana. Burial: St. John's cemetery. Ro- sary Friday at p.m. in the Kuba funeral home east where friends may call after 10 a.m. Friday. The jury, however, was ad- vised that it should delay any investigation of that matter, be- cause the iFBl is 'investigating it on the basis of a complaint that the incident violated their Marriage Licenses Inn, and that Ilidcnman then him in the back as he was re- turning to his patrol car. He said he then hit Hidcnman !on the shoulder with his flash- .light and that the two then House I civil rights under a federal sta- Chester S. Johnson Chester S. Johnson, 78, of 345 Twenty-seventh street drive SE, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Thursday following a short illness. He was a retired em- ploye of the Quaker Oats Co. Born May 9, 189G' in Fort Dodge, he had been a resident of Cedar Rapids for many years. Surviving in addition to his wife, Eugenia, is a daughter, Donna Jeanne Johnson of Cedar Rapids. Private services; Saturday al Turner chapel cast by the Dr. George W. Carlson of First Lu- theran church. Friends may call at Turner cbapel aast until 9 p.m. Friday. The family sug- gests that friends may, if (hey wish, make a contribution to the charity of their choice. The Butcher How To Buy Meat How To Cook It How To Carve It How To Serve It Coming Soon The Gazette Civitan Fall Meeting Set, Speaker Told The past president of Civitan International will be featured speaker for the fall district meeting of the Min-Owa district of Civitan International Satur- day in Cedar Rapids. William Haehnel Senate Hearing Set On PRS Operations A deputy U.S. marshal Thurs-iPRS was given the contract bc- day morning served a subpoena on James Kossie, vice-president of the; Mow-dufund Cedar Ka- pids-based Park Reservation System. The subpoena, issued by Sen. Henry Jackson, chairman of the senate's committee on' interior and insular affairs, ordered Rofsic to appear at a Sept. hearing on the national park reservation operation. The senate subcommittee, led by Sen. Howard Melzcnbaum is investigating the National Park Service's award- ing of the contract to PRS. Produce Records Jn the subpoena, Rossie was told to produce any records, documents, correspondence or anything else pertinent to his association with PRS. cause of favoritism and accused its operation of being "an enor- mous foul-up." Rossie has said that Melzen- baum and officials in the NPS undermined the PRS operation because of interests in competi- tors for tile contract. Threaten Suit PRS officials have claimed that contractual violations by NPS and individual national parks severely hampered its operation. A nearly one-half million dollar lawsuit has been mentioned. in a related development, it was announced in Washington that Ronald H. Walker, director of the National Park Service, has resigned, effective Jan. 1. Walker had been under fire since it was revealed that he is Rossie handled the day-to-day a personal friend of L. Donald operation of the service in iMiddlelon, president of PKS. Cedar Rapids until the NPS re- fused to extend its contract in late August. has charged that Both have denied, however, that this relationship had an in- fluence on the awarding of the reservation contract. William Haehnel, jr., Austin, Texas, immediate past president of Civitan International, will speak at the day-long event which begins at a.m. Haehnel has been active in Civitan for over 16 years, and has held several lop offices in (he organization. The district meeting will also include a report from the five youth delegates who recently at- tended the Civitan youth citizen- ship seminar hi Adrian, Mich. The delegates, selected on the basis of their leadership abili- ties and interest in the problems of today, were Dawn Borchen- briler, Jefferson high school; Michael Grady, Marion; Bruce Revers, Prairie; Sandra Stall- man, LaSalle, and Jeffrey Peck, Kennedy. The Linn county Civitan club will host the event for the 10 clubs in Iowa and Minnesota at the Sirloin 'n Brew, 4116 First avenue SE. About 100 persons arc expected to attend. Mrs. August Cramer Dcna Alice Lay Cramer, 87, widow of the Rev. August Cramer, a former resident of Cedar Rapids, died in Tcmpc, Ariz.) Wednesday following a brief illness. Born April 22, 11187, at Haslings, Neb., she and Mr. Cramer were married on Aug. 3, 1010, al Hastings. She was a member of Kenwood Presby- terian church. She is survived by five daugh- ters, Mrs. F. Gill, Palm G. R.Wetlaufer Rites ORLWE1N Gerald K. Wet-'wrestled for several minutes be- Susan Draker and Kdward i lanfcr, (12, a business and educa-i fore he broke loose to call for Colby, Mary nnd Pa-ltjon leader here, died Wcdncs- nnd LoS "fell. nlV of Minn., s- help on the radio. Rapids. Marriages Dissolved Olivia nnd Lconel Gutierrez. Salana C. nnd Jnnics Joseph Michalrc. Patricia nnd TJirkir Yonnu. Fires hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Welkuifer retired as pres- ident of the City Laundering Co. in 1072 and also retired as direc- tor of Hie Oelwcin Slate bank ll i d c n m a n then allegedly drove off lo his residence. Po- penhagen followed him and Ili- dcnman allegedly drove his truck into Hie patrol car in as president of both the Oelwcin Wednesday, short and Fayctlc school boards, and in rlcdrii' cord nl Twenly- '-jhad been a trustee for Upper Iowa college al Kayctte. Wilh the help of a Ml. Vermin police officer and a Cedar conn I y deputy. Popenhagcn went into Hie residence to arrest p.m. Wednesday. Dcfec- Iowa al Kayclte. Ilidcnman and allegedly was al- livc sas line at (103 Fina nve- "l! is survived by his again. Sheriff Walter 'three children, his father, IwojGrant said llidcnman nearly sisters and Iwo brolhers and six [bit off Popcnhagen'.s left car. nue SW. p.m. Wednesday. Taper ill ash tray to dashboard at Mii Eighth slm-t NK. Popenhagen received slilcues II p.m. Wednesday.! Services will he held Friilay.at a Cedar liapids hospital nnd Hushed sas at accident sr.mr al at 2 at SI. Mary's Kpiscopal was released bss in Rohiser Farm Fire GUTTKNBERG A Wcdncs- jinRs. Neb. Desert, Calif.; Mrs. J.C. Adkins, Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. L.E. Lowe, Cedar Rapids; Mrs. How- ard Beatty, Atkins; Mrs. D.D. Peters, George; a son, Marvin ll. Cramer, Tcmpc, Arix.; nine grandchildren, ten great-grand- children and two sisters, Mrs. William Grosshcim, Quincy, 111., and Mrs. Howard Merrill, Hasl- Cerfified Coordinator Named for Program OELWEIN Bonnie Murray, of the Northeast Iowa Mental Health center, will begin work- ing xas certified coordinator of the Oclwcin alcoholism pro- gram. Her office will be located with the Chamber of Commerce and she will be available lo meet with alcoholics on Mondays and Tuesdays. In addition, she will be avail- able on an on-call basis for emergencies with the Oclwcin police department. The Linn county grand jury has returned 17 indictments and seven no bills. In its report Thursday the jury also found that no indict- ment should be returned in con- nection with an Aug. 17 traffic accident in whHi John r'nrli'; was killed. Facing trial1 now as a result of indictments are the following persons: Cathy Jane Schad, Theodore Wilbur Gould, Ernie Moomy. Zelda Zerbc and George Welch, all charged with resisting ex- ecution of process; Michael Coo- per, assisting escape from an officer: Darrcl Treecc, escape; Craig Gardner, assault with in- tent to inflict great bodily inju- ry; Sally Frccse, James R. Stout, Clarence W. Breuer and M i c h a c 1 D. Richman, all charged with possession of a controlled substance. Gary Lee Nortman, going armed wilh intent; Bobby Lee Palmer, failure lo return a rent- ed vehicle: Robert Cage, rob- bery wilh I Lorcn Bolson and John Calvin', Brooks, both charged with re- moval of safeguards or danger signals (originally charged with No longer facing charges as a result of no bills returned by the jury are the following persons, with the charges which had been placed against them list- ed: Jose Chavez, assault with in- lent lo inflict great bodily inju- ry; Kenneth F. Webb, aggravat- ed burglary and breaking and entering: Lyle Wade Tiegen, re- sisting execution of process; Willie Love, robbery with ag- gravation; Martha Ruth Turner and Marvin Pedcrson, both on charges of larceny. Tho jury recommended that the non-indictable charge of as- sault and battery be filed by the county attorney against Chavez. Iowa Guard To Modify Gun Policy Due to a rash of weapons thefts from several military ar- mories recently, Iowa national guard officials have announced that the state's units must re- move all firing mechanisms from their guns and have them stored by law enforcement agencies. First Sgt. Jack Myers, garri- son sergeant of the 234th Signal I Battalion in Cedar Rapids, said Thursday that all bolts have been removed from the weapons under his control. And, he continued, these de- vices are being placed in (he custody of the Cedar Rapids police department. Myers explained that the two companies in the unit have M-ll> rifles, .45-caliber pislols and M- GO machine guns. Ammunition for the weapons will continue to be stored in sep- arate, locked areas in the armo- ry day afternoon fire at the Don Rohncr farm seven miles north of Gutlenberg resulted in tin es- timated loss. Destroyed in Hie blaze were the barn and hog house. 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Could you briefly share the nature of the infraction and the punishment? Also, when the details were shared, who (in general) learned of them, please?
Ben, J.D.
Hi, yes
My son was one of a group of seven boys who jumped a fence and were on campus after school hours. Four of the boys entered the gymnasium, and vandalized (fireworks in a urinal, urination and defecation on floors and walls) it. My son did not enter, nor did he participate in any vandalism. All seven boys fled the school after the fireworks were set off.
The school has a student/faculty disciplinary committee, and after the evidence was gathered and all punishment rendered, several of the students and faculty not associated with the committee have commented and gossiped about the issue. In fact, one of the teachers not associated with the disciplinary committee asked his class to write an essay about the issue.
Details of the letter received regarding the incident.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hood,
This letter simply confirms in writing the results of the Discipline Committee (DC)meeting held Thursday, February 28, 2013.
On Saturday, Feb 23, 2013 a group of seven seniors, including John, parked cars offcampus and snuck on campus through the KB Homes and jumping a fence north of the athleticfields. Four of the boys entered a bathroom and vandalized it. This included defecating on thefloor and in two sinks, urinating on the walls and floor, as well as igniting a motor style firework.When the firework went off the boys fled. As a result of this incident, John was referred to theDC.
After reviewing the recommendation of the DC, Mr. Gilbert has decided on thefollowing consequences:
Five (5) days suspension beginning Feb27.
Letter of apology typed, signed and complete to Mr. Gilbert's office Wednesday,March 6.Be stripped of elected school office (Student Council Vice President).Loss of Senior Privileges: may not go off campus for lunch or attend the Senior Trip.Will not attend Mission Week with the class. Will work on campus and in town withadult supervision.May not participate in any extra-curricular activities. This includes but is not limitedto: XXXXX XXXXX sports until after spring break, attending Prom, Baccalaureate andGraduation.The right to participate in the end of the year commencement activities may beearned back with good behavior.
If there are infractions of Menaul School's behavior expectations and policies, John willappear before the discipline committee again. This is likely to lead to dismissal from MenaulSchool and the opportunity to participate in the end of the year commencement activities will be
immediately forfeit.
Menaul School reserves the right to contact the Albuquerque Police Department if thestudent disrupts any school activity on campus or off; harasses, bullies, intimidates, threatens,or personally abuses another student or Menaul staff member in speech or on social media; orretaliates in any way against another student, staff member, or any of their family members.
We believe John's privacy was violated, and that he was unfairly judged based on what "the group" did, versus his direct actions.
I misunderstood...thought I lost you when you dropped offline. Can I re-rate when I get your answer?
We meet with the school tomorrow. Depending on the outcome, I may follow up with local support as you suggested above. Thanks again for your help.
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Gaming fans were again disappointed this week by the seemingly inevitable delay of Grand Theft Auto: IV for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
While fans of the series were heartbroken by the news, there was one shining beam of light for PS3 owners around the world. According to financial reports released yesterday by Take-Two their upcoming game, LA Noire, is listed only for the PS3.
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relied on legal precedent and a smart reading of education policy to reject nearly all of the constitutional challenges to Initiative 1240, the charter schools law passed by voters in November.
Rietschel's opinion, released last week, apparently confused charter school opponents, who immediately announced the new schools had been declared unconstitutional.
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson quickly cleared up the misunderstanding with a succinct summary of the ruling: "The court has held the vast majority of the charter schools initiative constitutional, and the state will continue to implement this law."
Rietschel did strike down a limited aspect of the charter school law. The judge found it unconstitutional to designate a charter school as a "common school," meaning charters may not be eligible for money from the state's school construction fund.
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That will have little to no immediate impact. The majority of applications to open a charter school in 2014 and thereafter propose leasing space in existing schools or community facilities. The state matching fund is only for major school remodels or new construction.
The judge's ruling rightly does not stop charters from receiving the same per-pupil funding for operating costs as traditional public schools.
The teacher's union, the Washington Education Association, is leading the coalition fighting the initiative, which allows for up to 40 schools over five years. Now the plaintiffs are threatening to turn to the state Supreme Court.
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Jaipur: A police outpost and a jeep were on Thursday torched by locals including students who were protesting against the transfer of a school teacher in Rajasthan`s Jhunjhunu district.
The agitators set ablaze the jeep of a district official and torched the outpost when police used force to disperse the group of students who were protesting against the transfer of the teacher Ashok Kumar since yesterday.
The teacher was transferred to another district two days back and the students were demanding that the transfer be cancelled.
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The Nantou County Government announced that tourism hotspot Hehuan Mountain is to get a special medical station as the remote area has been scene to a series of recent traffic accidents. Officials said that the plan is to turn the Kunyang parking lot into a medical station to service the mountainous region starting March 1.
A 24-year-old male student was confirmed to be the 21st measles case of the year at Ren-ai Township (仁愛鄉) in Nantou County, said the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) yesterday.
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For more than a half century, the Tulsa Youth Symphony has been bringing together the best of the best talent from across Northeastern Oklahoma. Nurtured and trained by conductors of national caliber, these students learn to collaborate and produce music that will absolutely astound you. Close your eyes…you won't believe you're listening to children ages 8–18. TYS is truly one of the Tulsa community's highest notes.
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Alumni Council
Sterling College Alumni Council Members
Jane (Milligan) Davidson '71
Hutchinson, Kansas
I feel I have always had Sterling in my blood. My parents met at Sterling, and all three of my older siblings graduated from Sterling. My husband, Ken '70, and I met at Sterling and were blessed to have our only daughter, Tricia, also graduate from Sterling in 1999. We have lived in Hutchinson, Kansas, ever since I graduated in 1971 and I taught 5th and 6th grades in Hutchinson, 25 of the last 45 years. The other years I spent as a stay-at-home mom, volunteer in several local organizations, and substitute teacher. My husband and I have both recently retired so are enjoying some travel and some wheat farming on the Davidson farm in the western part of the county. Our daughter, who was married in 2012, also lives and works in Hutchinson. This past January we became grandparents for the first time to the newest light in our lives, Zachary, with whom we get to babysit a couple of days a week. I am delighted to continue serving on the Sterling College Alumni Council. I am passionate about serving others, particularly my fellow alumni. I want to make sure that we, the Alumni Council and Alumni Association, are doing all that we can to make our services and alumni programming all that it can be.
Jeff Duke '90
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Matt Ehresman '10
Wichita, Kansas
I graduated from Sterling in 2010 with a major in Graphic Communications and a minor in Christian Ministries. In 2012 I also completed a Masters in Digital Media from Regent University. After working at Focus on the Family and the Sterling College marketing office, I now work at First MB Church in Wichita as their Media Director where I oversee graphic design, video production, web, social media, and other communication outlets. Recently I've had a few articles published by RELEVANT, Focus on the Family, and a few other Christian publications. My wife Tillie (Wilbeck) '12 and I live in Wichita and enjoy watching movies, reading, and attempting to train our mischievous dog, Jarvis. I'm looking forward to serving my Alma Mater as a member of the alumni council. My time as a student, staff member, and briefly as a professor were all great experiences, and now I'm excited to contribute in this new capacity. I'm a vocal Sterling advocate when I'm given the opportunity, so I hope this new role will allow me to give back and further spread the word about SC.
David Fullinwider '74
El Dorado, Kansas
I graduated Sterling College in 1974 with a BS in elementary education. Following graduation, I taught math and science for three years at the elementary schools in Rosalia, Kansas. Since 1977, I have been in the insurance and investment industry, doing business as Fullinwider Financial Group in El Dorado, Kansas. I grew up on a dairy farm in El Dorado, and farmed the family land from 1988-1994. I continue to be interested in agriculture and currently serve on the board of the Upper Walnut Watershed District #33. My wife, Pam, and I reside in Wichita, Kansas, where we are active at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church.
Emily (Kennedy) Gillespie '91
Alden, Kansas
Teryn (Frizell) Irvin '12 - Alumni Association Representative
Sterling, Kansas
I was the first in my immediate family to attend college. While it was an honor to have been given the opportunity to go to college, it was also very challenging. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Sterling but, to be quite frank with you, I didn't know how important my time at Sterling or how valuable the relationships I had at Sterling were until after I graduated. Looking back, God had His hand in every experience, relationship and interaction I had at Sterling College. God knew what He was doing when He took me from where I was and brought me to Sterling. I can say this with complete confidence (and not because I work here) that there is no other place like Sterling. It will always have a special place in my heart. In 2012 I graduated with a degree in communications and have worked in social service, community outreach and development, and marketing positions since.
While a freshman I met the man I now call my husband, Jaron '12. We live in Sterling and have a sweet, strong-willed, two-year old boy, Izaiah, a yellow lab, Hazel, and are expecting our second child in June 2016.
Mary (Horton) Knecht fs68 - Board of Trustees Representative
Wichita, Kansas
I am a "cradle SC Warrior," born in Sterling and raised one block south of the campus. My maternal grandparents met at Sterling College, my parents went to SC, and relatives on all four sides of my family attended SC, totaling over 60 people.
After two years at Sterling College, I transferred to K-State where I received a degree in Secondary Education majoring in english and theatre with a minor in radio and television. My first job was as an arts administrator with the Continental Theatre Company, founded as KSU. I retired after sixteen years as a Project Manager for Willard Garvey working as general manager for his low power community television station at KTQW-TV 49 in Wichita. I'm now working part-time for a non-profit, Arts Partners, in board support and fund-raising.
I was elected to the Sterling College Board of Trustees in February 2002 and am their representative to the Alumni Council. I also serve on the SC Foundation. My husband Sam, a retired KSU electrical engineer, and I have been married since June of 1973.
Dwight Nichols '80
Colorado Springs, Colorado
A native of Sterling, I graduated of the class of 1980. Recently retiring, I now live in Colorado Springs, Colorado with my wife, Phyllis. Prior to moving to Colorado, I was involved in not-for-profit administration, including the American Heart Association, Midland Hospice, and the Boys and Girls Club, all in Topeka, Kansas, as well as the Lyons Recreation Commission in Lyons. I served on the boards of Meals on Wheels of Shawnee and Jefferson Counties, the Topeka Sports Council, the Kansas State High School Activities Association, and the Kansas Recreation & Park Association.
As an active sports official for nearly 40 years, I continue to officiate the sports of high school football, basketball and baseball. Besides following the Warriors, I also enjoy golf, NASCAR and traveling.
I am honored to be a part of the Sterling College Alumni Council and will do my best to ensure, together, we provide and plan alumni programming that best meets your needs.
Margie (Milton) Reiling '85
Haysville, Kansas
I am delighted to be on the Sterling College Alumni Council. I graduated from Sterling in 1985 with a degree in home economics. While attending SC, I was active in a number of activities that included Student Government Board, Class Officer, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Yearbook Staff, JV Cheerleader. Choir, Dance Company and Home Economics Association. I currently reside in Haysville, Kansas, with my husband of 27 years (and counting), Steven. We have two daughters. I am looking forward to working with you, our alumni, in finding out what you want through your Sterling College Alumni Association.
JoAnna (Hockersmith) Trezise '08
Hutchinson, Kansas
I graduated from Sterling College with an art degree in 2008. I grew up in a quiet rural community, and had been looking for God to show up in new and big ways. Naturally, He likes to exceed our expectations. Looking back, I am thanful for the many experiences and people I met along my Sterling journey. My years in college were wonderful, however they were far more difficult, chaotic, and frustrating than I anticipated. God was always present, but my direction was changing. I found myself drifting away from art and into healthcare. I met my husband (a Hutchinson native) and his son through a co-worker, and we have a little girl together. Today, I am home, supporting my family, running a local laundromat business, and watching to see how all of my life pieces fits together.
I have participated on the Alumni Council since 2010 because I am passionate about service and know there is a need to create connections with those who feel disconnected or lost. It's easy to get hung up on the frustrations and trials we experience during college and not look back, but God uses it all for a purpose. I know our Sterling College alumni have some of the best perspectives of how those few years can influence our entire lives, and I believe that we would like to contirbute to similar and/or assist in creating better experiences for the students of SC now, and for the years to come. I look forward to continuing my service on the Alumni Council, and finding ways to better the experiences of our alumni and current students.
Sarah (Tucker) Linn '12
Ponca City, Oklahoma
As a 2012 graduate of Sterling, I haven't been away too long, but long enough to notice some great changes and improvements happening! I'm excited to see how this will continue over my time on the Alumni Council.
Following graduation from Sterling College, I moved to Ponca City, Oklahoma, and worked for a community college helping prepare first generation college students for the college world. I've now transitioned to a new position within the Ponca City Development Authority, working to develop local workforce and educate students on career opportunities.
I am married to Josh, an engineer for Phillips 66, and we are very active in the Ponca City community. I chair our church's service at our local soup kitchen, am a board member for the Ponca Young Employees group and Big Brothers, Big Sisters and help coach middle school club volleyball. Josh serves on the United Way board, local technology center foundation board and plays in the handbell choir at our church. Josh also serves as Chairman and I serve as Director of Program for a high school youth leadership program, Kansas HOBY, where we initially met as staff members.
Jon Van Veldhuizen '11
Sterling, Kansas
While I ended up at Sterling College in a roundabout way (my third college in as many years), I always felt like I had been there all along. As a student I immersed myself in a wide array of activities and responsibilities. Following graduation I packed all my earthly belongings from Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, and made the trek back to Sterling to take a position as an Admissions Counselor at SC. I spent two years in that position, also completing my graduate degree in exercise science through California University of Pennsylvania during that time.
My wife, Dani (Burk) '13, and I later moved to Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, where she was a graduate assistant athletic trainer and I worked for a software company. During our time in Pennsylvania we had our son, Zechariah. In the summer of 2014, we moved back to Kansas in July of 2014. I worked at the Presbyterian Manor for two years before becoming a stay-at-home dad with Zechariah, though I will continue to adjunct in the Exercise Science and Sports Management departments at SC.
While I am appreciative of the education I received from Sterling College, I will always relish the lifelong friendships I have formed from my involvement as a student, employee, and now alumnus.
Megan Walker '13
Saint Petersburg, Florida
I am very excited to be a part of the Alumni Council Team. My experiences and relationships at Sterling College have led me to where I am today. I was involved in campus activities in a variety of different capacities- Student Government, The Stir, theatre, just to name a few. My independent interdisciplinary degree was in Christian ministry and psychology and I minored in family studies.
Upon graduation I started working in the Higher Education fundraising/development world by interning in SC's Alumni Office and then working at two other colleges in the Chicago area. I have since changed jobs and am currently a campus outreach coordinator at Check I'm Here, a campus engagement platform software company assisting schools with engaging students more and with better quality, in sunny Saint Petersburg, Florida.


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Brookdale Plaza Northbrook provides a full range of choices for today's seniors. Choosing a senior living community represents a lifestyle choice and we understand that our residents are choosing much more than a comfortable living environment to call home. Our Brookdale community delivers Inspired Independent Living, with the promise of Exceptional Experiences Everyday. In choosing this community, our residents have made a conscious lifestyle decision designed to deliver enhanced opportunities for pursuing health and life fulfillment through the exceptional services, amenities and opportunities we offer. And, our residents can rest assured that as their needs change we provide a variety of ancillary services and a Personalized Assisted Living environment that encourages our residents to continue to live as they please while respecting individual preferences.
Our Optimum Life® and Celebrations programs provide an all-encompassing way of life that touches the lives of our residents, their families and associates alike. Optimum Life® is a journey of self-discovery including services, features and benefits that allow each resident to pursue their peak level of health, wholeness and fulfillment while balancing six key dimensions of personal wellness: emotional, intellectual, physical, social, spiritual and purposeful. As part of Optimum Life® we encourage our residents to celebrate life each day. Inspired dining and vibrant lifestyle activities come together in our Celebrations program filling the monthly calendar with themed experiences, special events and group activities that highlight different cultures and cuisines in a common venue of camaraderie.
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This a a really nice property which is very well maintained both inside and out. The staff is extremely helpful and caring. There are a lot of activities all day, everyday. Brookdale-Northbrook is all inclusive, from a hair salon, a greenhouse, a cafe on sight; to providing residents transportation to area stores for shopping or doctor appointments. We've been involved with Brookdale-Northbrook for a couple months now and have been completely satisfied with everything.
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They have really done a great job making my sister feel at home. The staff there at Brookdale Northbrook is so friendly and so nice. They are very accommodating and they really genuinely care about the people that live there.
They seem to do pretty well so far.
They seem to do pretty well so far. I liked the rooms they had the best out of the other places that we saw, it seemed like an apartment more than a room, and I liked that it wasn't a huge complex to walk around in. The people that worked there were really nice, and it seemed to be a good value for what we saw.
Beautiful community
We recently moved our mother into Brookdale/The Seasons of Northbrook and couldn't be more pleased with the overall experience. First, the facility is beautiful and inviting. The environment is just like being at home (only better) and it was clear all the residents we encountered were very happy there. The entire staff, starting with Sales Counselor, Jeff Altschul, is professional, caring and attentive beyond expectations. This is a top notch senior living community that anyone would be proud to call their home.
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My loved one was in their assisted living section, and I thought they did an absolutely wonderful job. The facility itself was nice looking, and the staff were friendly and caring. They provide so many services for their residents, and all of it is excellent!
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When we first spoke with Jeff over the phone, he was difficult to work with, and it was almost a turning-away point for us. However, after we met with him in person, we realized he was just very direct. We sat down and discussed our needs. He informed us that the average age of residents is over 80, which was not what we wanted for our loved one. It just didn't suit her personality. The community itself is nice. Each floor has their own activities going on. There is also a nice Golden Retreiver that sort of serves as the house pet! The facilities are nice, but they're not the cleanest. Also, their cancellation policy was not favorable. You have to be there for 12 months before you have give your notice with no penalty. All in all, this was not the right fit for my loved one.
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This is a nice place overall. They have a very friendly staff who provide good care, and keep the place nice and clean.
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This facility did not stand out. The location was convenient, but the fees were high for what you got compared to the other places we toured. It was not as clean or as kept up.
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I like the mission statement..since Dad is moving up North...this might be one to really look at....
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Wonderful tour guide. Liked the independent living situation with access to assisted care. Great facility. A lot of Jewish people and felt very comfortable
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The current population of Brown County is 38,833 with the median age of 37. Brown County's median household income is $52,094, and the average household net worth is $312,915.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Brown County by age group. In Brown County, the male-to-female ratio is 19,018:19,815, which is 5% lower than the ratio of South Dakota, which is 424,417:420,657. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Brown County, has 11% more property crime than South Dakota, and is 37% below the nation's average. Brown County, has 15% less personal crime than South Dakota and when compared to that of United States, Brown County is 56% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Brown County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Brown County, 80% of people are married and 20% of people are single. The percent of people married is 2% higher than the ratio of South Dakota, which is 78%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Brown County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Brown County is $52,094, which is 5% higher than that of South Dakota ($49,832). Income data for Brown County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Brown County. In Brown County, 12% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 30% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 1% higher than that of South Dakota. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.