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Issue date: Sunday, June 21, 1885
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Saturday, June 20, 1885
Next edition: Monday, June 22, 1885
Publication name: New York Times
Location: New York, New York
Pages available: 255,193
Years available: 1857 - 1919Learn more about this publication
New York Times, The (Newspaper) - June 21, 1885, New York, New York VOL. XXXIV......NO. NEW-YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, SHEET. PRICE THREE GENTS. SALISBURY'S BOLD GAME THREATENING AN IMMEDIATE APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY. EnOLERABLE POSITION OP THE TORIES__ WHAT FLEDOK8 SALISBURY FRESH TALC OF MB. GLADSTONE BE- TURNI.N'O TO OFFICE. Bv Commercial Cable from Our Own Cor- respondent, Juno nearly a fort- night EnRlimd has pot alonp quite com- fortably without a responsible Govern- ment, hut tho lost 'Jl hours hnvodevelopt-d symptoms of nn upljr strain which may easily lead to such a constitutional crisis as the hot heads on both Ridea BO nearly brought on in tho franchise deadlock of a year ago. Tho most important as well as the most interesting feature of the exist- ing trouble is that It Is wholly without a precedent. Muny Premiers huvo under- taken tho tiwk of forming a Ministry out of a minority, but Lord Salisbury's case is unique in that ho is estopped from dissolution; and therein lies tho cruol hardship of tho situation for him and ita pleasant aspect for tho Hadlc-als. There is a fljced period for him to stay in office. If Mr. Gladstone wero unuble to stay in oCQco because of an nct-iclentnl majority of 12 against him how much more Intolerable would offlco bo to Lord Salisbury with a t-hronio adverse majority of a hundred? L'nlesa a majority is pivon to him It U said ho will hurry tho session throiiph. This purpose explains his only really important demand upon the Liberals, viz., tbat they shall agree to pivo Government matters tho precedence every day and po into com- mittee without dubnte. Tho Kadiwils nro pressing Mr. Gladstone to doclino to yield to this demand because they have their hearts sot on enjoying themselves to tho utmost pommeling, tea.iins. and. bully- the helpless minority Ministry, and hare no mind to shorten this puniyh- ment by even a siuplo day. This Is tho real hitch. SALISBURY'S HOLD MOVE. It ia characteristic of Lord Salisbury that he should think of cutting himself free Irom tho cords with which the cun- ning Radicals have bound him by action of tho boldest, if not tho moat dutiKcrous, nature. Tim Redistribution of treats bill, the Iliml of which ho blocked yesterday, puts In operation tho entire reiirriiupemuut of constituencies at the end of the present Parliament, while the Franchise- bill only at tho curliest itlos new voters m November. Hence, if tho Redistribution of bents bill wore passed, dissolution before Autumn would involve an election in tho new dis- tricts without new voters. In answer to the Kadicnl refu-nl of tolerance, Lord Sal- isbury block-i Redistribution of SeiUs bill, and this action is clearly equivalent to a threat to dissolve. Parliament immediate- ly, and to.mako tho appeal to the country In the old districts and to tho old electors. It is difficult to believe that this is moro than a of bluff, but it cer- tainly is a bold and extensivo one, and tho panic of rage into which It throws tho Dally Sens to-day shows it 13 proving to bo fairly effective. It had been as- sumed so steadily thai there could bo no possibility of a dissolution till tho now electors were qualified that the mere hint of such a thing now fairly takes tho politi- cians'breath away. It Is tolerably cloar that such a uiovy would provo a pravo calamity in tho future to tho Tory Party, hut it would have its temporary advan- tages, which attract some of the party leaders, and it is regarded as a thing possible to bo done. I believe, how- over, there is no serious intention of do- ing more than frighten tho poorer Radi- cals with the terrors of double election ex- penses, and that Lord Salisbury will have his Cabinet ready to kiss hands on Tues- day. CABINET SPECULATIONS. The personnel of the Cabinet is still un- settled to a large extent. Tho idea of giv- inc to poor, patient Stafford North- cote the empty dignity of the First Lord- shua of tho Treasury, for which thort painting. After going a short distance ono of tho swindlers entered a place to suo, as he said. If a lottery ticket ho neld had drawn a Tho other suBBC.sted that ho anil Mr. Perry go alonir. After entering thu follow with tbo ticket handed It to a mun behind a desk, and tho latter announced: Well. Sir, you hnvo drawn but as 1 do not pay tho fractional pnrls of tho drawings I shall give you but the cvon 8500, and ho hnudcd tho ticket man S5UO In hills. Mr. Perry's escort, turning to him. said: "Now, Unclo Clark, you must try your but tho old gentleman was wlJo nwako nnd strenuously refused to tako any part In tho scheme. Well." said hla escort, then 1 will buy a ticket and give you half; you'll accept It, won't you. Unclo I lurk ho continued. Mr. Porrv did not want money bud ouougli to ncoopt tho proIToroiJ chance." However, tho ticket wna purchased, with tho understanding that Unclo Clark" should havo half what It drew. Some manoeu- vring was srono through with, ami It was an- nounced that tbo ticket had drawn but they rofuw'l to hand over tho money until tlio fortunate ticket ho der anil Mr. Porry had ouch a papor to tho effect that, thoy were worth that amount of money. Well." said the ticket holder, "I can soon ee- tabll3n tho fact that I am worth that amount of monov can't you. Unclo ropllod Mr. 1'crrr. "I can If I want to." At this Juncture of the proceeding Mr. Perry arose and walked out of tho house followed by ono of tho mun who said: Uncle Clark. I hopo you won't say anythmgabout this." "Yes I said Mr. Perry; "I will notify tho Ont policeman 1 meet of your nefarious You thought I WIIB a grocny but you made a mistake." Tho police was set to work, but tho sharpers had flod. Tno object probably was to got Mr. Perry to bis name to a draft or check which tho trio could got cashed nt once. ANNOYED BY HOODLUMS. YOtJNQ B17FFIA.NS CAUSE THE DEATH OF AN OLD FRENCHMAN. PHILADELPHIA, June Tho crowd of hoodlums who infest tho neighborhood of Fifth and Christian streets wero tho cause of a foeblo old mun'a death last night. On that evening they congregated in force In ttio vicinity. Somo of their number bad suOlcicut money to buy beer and liquor for tho crowd, and by 10 o'clock they had drank enough to Instill them with a BDlrit of deviltry. Shortly after that hour Fran- cis Xavier Ganvoy, a decrepit Frenchman ot about 00 years of limped down Fifth-street on Oil way uomo. In thg rear of No. 713 Houlh FlftU-streot. Hla uppoaninco was if rue tod with a about. Tho huodlurna hooted at lilm, insulted and Jostled him, anil when bo remon- strated and shook his cano at thorn they poltoc] him with tin cans and other missiles. Hu llnally reached tho little court leading back to his home. Three of his tormentors pursued lilra through the court to tbo door or his houno, whero ono of thorn alleged to havo oltncr struck him or aimed a blow at him. The old mun reached tho doorstop and was endeavoring to open tho door when ho suddenly reeled and fell backward. striking his head on tho brick pavomunLs. His assailants ran baok Into Fifth-street and warned their companions. Ho wan Insonsiblo when picked up, nnd dloil about llvo minutes after be- ing carried Into tho bouso. Mr. Ganvoy was an export cook. In which capacity be went through tho war of tliu re- bellion. Ho came from a good family ID Franco, where bo owned considerable property and wag well educated. Ho also had some real estate In Virginia. Ho spoko English very badly, amJ this one reason why tbo voung rulllans of tbo neighborhood made him tho butt of tbclr brutal humor. About two weeks ago ho moved from a bouso In Marrlott-stroot to tho place whero ho camo to his denth. Ho had as a subtenant a woman of violent temper. End when he proposed to move sho la Bald to bavo Incited tbo hood- lums of tho neighborhood to mob his house. Since thon they kavo been tormenting, him con- stantly. _ _ _ THE JUDGE TAKES A HAND. TWO LAWYERS COME 7O BLOWS A TEXAS COUET ROOM. FOHT WORTH. Texas, Juno Ucht occurred In tbo District Court room last night which camo near resulting fatally. Tbo trial of young Stephens, charged with tho murder of Dr. Wallace, at Mansfleld. this county, had Just beou opened, tho cntlro day having boon spent In Impaneling a Jury. Tho attorneys woro tired and petulant. Henry Furman, tbe leading counsel for tho de- fense, became embroiled In n controversy with County Attorney Uowlin, and tho two men finally camo to blows. Kvory ono expected to see bloodshed. Tho court room was quickly emptied. IJoth men wore undoubtedly armed and each only waiting for tho other to draw. In tho rciaat of thli confusion Judge Iteckman Icnpod from tho bench Into tho arena. As ho did so Lawyer Wenro, whu Is associated with Bowlln In tbo prosecution, excitedly struck tlio Judiro a very severe blow under tbo oar. Tho Judgo was dazad for un but, bomga powerful man. Instantly recovered bis balance and let fall a elodifo-hacnracr blow that prostrut- od Lawyer Wcarc. Turning bis attention to tho principal combatants, who this time had clinched and wore committing mayhom upon ono another's oars an J tho Judgo com- manded tho Jury to arise and quell thu riot; at the sumo llrno ho seized ono of the combatants and two Jurymen took hold of tho other, thus fepuratlng them. Furman nnd llowitq were fined SJO each for contempt, after which tho court Immediately adjourned, aa all tho com- batants were blooding orofu-oiy. The court did not flno Lawyer Weare. It fonrrd tho fooling engendered will yot result In a tragedy. TTIE CANADIAN PVUL1C AROUSED. OTTAWA, Ontario, Juno fow days ago tho Minister of Inland Itovonuo managed to push a resolution through the committee mak- ing It Imperative tnat after July 1. ItteT, no spirts subject to excise duty can be entered for borne consumption unless they havo been man- ufactured at least one year, and after July 1. spirits must bo nt least two years old boforo being taken out of bond. It was u clever dodtto on tho part of tho Government to place In tho hands of a fow distillers a monopoly which It would bo difficult to break down, and It is only when almost ton late that tho public bavo awakened to the fnct and aro pourlnsr In protests against tho measure In tho shape of memorials osKlng that tlio bill may not become a law. They represent thnt there nro now tlvo dtfttillcrs In tho Dominion who will monopolize tho wholo trade If tho uct is passed, us no now distillery can afford to start In business In competition with those already established. Tho trick lias occn exposed and tho bill will certain- ly be withdrawn. ________ A VICTIM OF THE CYCLOXE. MALON CITY, Iowa, Juno most Startling Incident of tlio late cvclono through this section Is brought to public notice to-day by a messenger from Owen Township, a settled region or this county. On tho morning following tho great storm. In a field on tho Pholps farm. In whit is calleJ the O'Hurrow dis- trict, a llltlo boy bnby, apparently J years old. was found lylnir In a dying condition, with only a night dress on liLs person. Nobody knew nor have they boon nblo to le.irn since to whom tho child belonged or from whence bo came. Tho babe lived but ft short time after bolng plcko'l up. Tno remains were kept us long as ponslble fora claimant, but none coming a description waa taken tor future and the ht- tlo "ellow wna buried yesterdnv Thut tiia nndo dropped the babe adratts of no question., but where It ploiced bJm UP la still PASSING. A WEAfiY KIGHT 'GEN. GRANT ANNOYED BY WELL MEANING VISITORS. BEQOmrNO LESS OF THE DOCTOR'S CAJLK, BUT STILL SHOWING NO A rLKASINQ INCIDENT OF THE DAY. MOUNT McGBEQOB, N. Y., Juno Grant spent less tlmo outdoors than any- day Blnoo bo has bocn boro. Ho did not como out until midday and rot I rod vary soon there- after. The air was balmy, tho thermometer ranging near but a night entirely without Bleep, as ho thought, and of exceedingly fitful rest, according to those who uro disposed to hold thu brightest aide, ever to view, had loft him fur from tho condition that bad boon anticipated when It was thought yesterday that ho was beginning to get tho benefits of tbo mount- ain air. A fortunate circumstance In connection with tho General's wakctulnoaa last Bight was tbat It was not attended witb unusual pain. Coughing contlnuod, but in far less se- verity than was foarod from tho painful experi- ences of Thursday nlaht and of yesterday. Thero was nothing to disturb tho family, who had retired early, and tho doctor slopt after o'olock'tbis morning, having mado an extra In- jection of morphine- boforo bo retirod. Tho nurse had a leas eaar time, for. although noth- ing waa required of him ooyood changing tbo GoDoral'g pillows and position and administering nourishment at regular Intervals, that task kept him busily employed. Just what tbo trouble was no ono eeoms pre- pared to Buy dcunlloly. Tno doctor suiU moniul occupation probably bad something to do with it. us tbo General dad mndo a memorandum lust night of some Insertion bo wiintea to mako to- day la bis book. Tbo change waa not nlgnltleant and was mado to-day In a very fow minuted when tlio Uonerol wrote u paragraph and inill- cntoU whoro uo wanted It inserted iu tho volumi- nous proofs tbat ho has with him. A good deal of satisfaction was Iclt by tho family over tho memorandum ho bad made Docuuao it seemed to them that unless ho wore much Im- proved he would not Do thinking of his book. Uut beyond tho paragraph which tho memoran- dum noted, and wblcb ho disposed of to-day In lij minutes, hU thoughts havo apparently bcon as far away from tbo book as it is possiulo lor them to be. Tho mass of proofs has been un- touched oxcopt In that particular. Another ex- planation ascribes the night trouble to nervous exhaustion duo to tUo annoyances of yusturuny's visitors. Hla condition cannot stand even such trilles as well meaning cullers arc apt to Im- poso. When ho was obliged yesierdiiy to go Indoors because. as ho put It, ho could htay outsldo only at tho risk of being talked to death by his amiable friends, ox-Judge Hilton and Dr. Gray, his nerves wero on eiliio and ho did not aualn recover tho quiet com- posure of which tliu Barony of his dlsooso bos never robbod him. Tho family woro disposed at the tlmo to attribute bit Impatlenco to more momentary weariness, but to-day, having them- solvos enjoyed tho Urst pood reat since their 111- nvnl, and being thus disposed to put tho leu.st harmful construction on lust night thoy any thut the annoyance of tho visitors und tho mosiiuitoes. which wero out in force last night, wore probably tho most active auuscd of discomfort. Whether any of those things contributed to tho poor nliight, or whether It was largely duo, as formerly, to lassitude and a high nervous and low physical condition, or whatever tbe cause, to-duy's record shows that by morning tho oulso hud fnllon to 08, or 4 below normal, and that ho was still under too much depression to care to movo about, oven though ho couJJ not bleep. His llrst retreat within tho alter be cnmo out nt noon was to write tho paragraph for Incur lion In tho unru- vlscd proofs of bis book. Then, after a brief rest, ho cnmo out for a few minutes again. Tno beauty ot tho landscape and tho sweet air failed to appeal to him as lormorly. Ho was too weary and languid to enjoy them. When he next went Indoors it was to seek tbe pillowed chair m hl3 own room. Ho remained thero for about two hours, napping nearly half or that time. Thero was tho upual Infliction of sightseers and would-bo visitors by tho afternoon train. Tho General hod Just como out from his nup, dressed iu a new suit of dark gray, when tliu train stopped purling at tho top of tho hill. Ho saw tho visitors coming up tbo wnlk nnd bent his head over tho outsprcnd pages of a newspaper. Many of them etopocd to gnxoat him. A party of boys and girls from the Saratoga tilth School grouped themselves almost directly below whoro ho sat. Presently tho less timid of tbom started for tho steps of tbo porch, tho others falling in primly. A lad who seemed to bo tho leader stepped forward and mado a ouloglstio speech, express- ing Tor Iniuself und his friends the hopo that tho mountain air would restore tho Q on oral, and then from Dencath tlio shawl of ono of tho irlrls a bouquet waa produced, which was banded ovor with duo bowing and scraping. Thon tho little party walked de- murely away until they roachotl tbo bottom oT tho stops, when thoy scampered away glad thut it was ovor. Tho General seemed pleased with the attention. Toward evening, when ho bad como out again and sat and walked about a fow minutes Dr. Douglas wont to tho sick room; tho General followed. An examination showed no otmniro in tho symptonn as pre- viously rtotoil, thu throat and neck remaining as bofom. Tho pulso dad leaped to 70 bents. Ho was rathor more weary than at tho samo time last nielli ami had less color, but mado no spe- cial complaint. lie was easily persuaded to re- tiro to his room for tho nltrht ut dusk. Expectations that early retirement to bis room would bo compensated In tho General's worn- out condition with eJceo during at least tho fore part of tho night wrro fully met. Ho awako only a llttlo while after tho doctor bad treated dim and Injected morphine, and by 0 o'clock, having meanwhile been but llttlo disturbed by coughing, ho was oslcop. A Unlit burr.cd brightly In tho offlco, where proof revision wont on for two hours but neither tho doctor nor tho nurse had occasion to attend tho General up to midnight, when all indica- tions pointed to a restful night. TRYING TO UNSEAT CARTER HARRISON. CUICAGO. June Tho committee In charge of tho proposed contest against thu elec- tion of Mayor Harrison bold a mooting this afternoon with closed doors, und It Is now un- derstood that tbo subject under consideration was tho bill of contest prepared by Messrs. Green and Forcli, tho chancery solicitors retained by tho committee. Tho bill will bo filed early next week. From a reliable fiourco It Is learned that thu bill demands In tliu llrsi place a recount of tbo ballots cast for Mayor and Treasurer, and alleges that In a num- ber of precincts tho count mado by tho election officers was fraudulent; secondly, tno bill al- leges ovor 1.000 cases of fraudulent voting, and makes spociflo charges of fraud, for which am- ple evidence has been collected. The contest will bo pushod vigorously and la backed bv Influential cltlzons of both parties who arc anxious to have, tbo fullest light thrown upon tho methods employed by political work- cm tn carry elections against tho will of tho people. Mayor Harrison how announced bis In- tention to llitht tho contest and to tako advan- tage of every technicality, but chid declara- tion naa only Intcnsllled tho public de- mand for a contest. Mr. Jp-wett. tho Chairman of the Contest Committee stated In an Intei vluw tn-cay thut the contest was bucked bv too strong ovidcnco to pormlt Its fatllni: to unseat Carter Harrison, but ho added thati It would bo con- ducted in a Hlrictly non-partisan spirit, as tho committee only desired to have tho charges of fraud sifted to tho bottom and to vindicate tho elective francnise In Chicago. THE WILSOlf-3IOVN MYSTERY. PROVIDENCE. R, I., Juno plot Bocms to thicken In tho Wllsoo-Mocn case. Tho defendant's answer to Wilson's declara- tion sots forth that ho held Wilson's notes for about 880.000. Tbe plaintiff answers that claim with the following replication, which has bcon farwurdod for till n if In Uoston on Monday: CIRCUIT CODIIT UNITFH HTATEs-Dtsrutcr op MAS- Term. A. IKU Wilson Philip I.. Moen. Answer to declaration In net off. And tho defendant In sol being plulntlff In original action, corum and answornto anid declaration In set off and WITH that if tho plaintiff mode ibo notoi or any nf Uiom menllnDi'd In tlio mid declaration in act oiTtbuy norairlvcn without consideration and to tho wlfoof the said Mocn. and woro noTnr Intended by tlio part lea thereto to bo collected, paid, or enforced, bul wero to bo destroyed afier bcina shown tu llio wife of Mocn. Ami tho clcfoniiunt ID sul rurllicr naytt If hu wero liable for nuill nultn tho (mid DlalutlU In r -I'-li r :i' KD-P Hill. to whom cnmo lifter thu burl il iif he r father in Dubuque. Several tiini-, "line -lie has llvml with hor sl'-tcr sho prepun d the and on nearly every tlmo that has druiii FO. thu fnmlly. consisting of Mk'liiu L Kr' ri hu wife, and two small children. IXTII taken 111 with vociltlng Immediately iifl> rwnr I. Michael FrereH found n pin kuwi' of trriu t-h .i- orrd powder In the vnrd u weeK IIRO last Tuo-dny morning. When ho hN soup at n hnd. I en hi r JawyiT went to to Uiko iou Of iier rlTeots her miiney could not be loinid. The house oroupled liy Mury Kle'ii 'ti'-i M-ter Ft a lids upon the nboiu the village of Hill. Ills u newly pn'nled. tn at lut'i' with irroen Tlio Freret tin- n ir portion and the nttlc. wnu-li is unlliil-'ii d, und rent tlio front parr. Their home 11 but partly paid for. i'rere-i Is u e inx-nter in trade, nnd all the neighbor-) "peak well of him nnd his wife. Mrs. Freres is very youthful In tip- penrnnce. and nearly us frngih1 u.s her Her mouth is purroiuided bv from the elf ecu of tbe poison. The children Btlll ulllng from It, and Ml.-h iol I, not %i-t to go about Ins work. 1 hu Fn-rn family nt- trlbulii M.irv's tn liiHurnty Miu hinalw H boon u wilful girl. mv, n-rentlv hpi nt her money cujirleioii'-ly, lint they IhoiiK'ht at the tlmo that thiswui only a tempor irj r'--iilt of Illnt-wi. Tho girl, when Bten bv the r> porter. lav In her nnrmw cell In a excited and lather hvhterlcnl condition. Did 1 kill mv my motlior, und P.lld she, rolterntlnif the IJUOHIIUIHT'H words. whlln her were llxeil on the Thc-n she liulf "crenineil. with her ejes dilating. I couldn't help It. I couldn't help II Nimulhlng L-.'imi) to mi' nnd made me do it." Soon cho broke Into a of I always loved my mother, but f-lu) was niliin." Tinit com' thing' kept at my Mdo and whispuml in my ears nil dm und In the night. her sli ep In peace let }ier lie In the cool earth." Sol bouglit tin- iioisou und gave In r a litt'e at n time till sim was gone. I WIL.-J cad. I 1m oil In r except when It canm to me. Tin n when Lena cuno hern It polnied lt briekH tormlng the back uf the gnilo wtro removed u heavy box of gold WMH brought to view. Tim Iniinly my the nionej found hid- den in tliese tlin'o plnce-i iimoiintH ulto.rther t" nearly In an upp1 r room nn illicit, still wa1, found, wh'cll hii" been u-e I. The pre. hUmption i" that Schort7 made Ml- own Hild wii" thus nbln, by avoiding the nun tax, to honril up thi> Ini pum of money found. 'J hn money will I ii divided bcliri en Liu1-" hit mothi'r, n sister, nnd tho children of his do- broUier, folumon. LEAUTE Of CANADA. MONTHEAL, Juno Tbo committuo ap- pointed at t'io late mecll.iK of the mercliants and shipper tulto steps for the permanent abolition of tho cuuul tolls met thU morning nnd formod n Icnguo under tho nameof tho Kreo Navigation ague of Canada '1 ho object of tho lunttuo shall bo to Insure thn maintenance bv llio Federal liovernment of nil the Important wntiTwnyq nml Imrbors of the Dominion In a Mate of elllcleney, and to secure their use U) nil Ilrltl'-b navigators and to all nnvlg.vtorH of otln r granting like nrlvilegi s to lui of tlm Dominion of Canada freo of duts. or oilier Government taxation lix n -P1 et of both cr.ift nt'd cargo; and tlm li-'iirue'-, llr-t efli ru pliall bo tu procure this Immunity from Inintlo-i for tin1 Ht. route from thngreil lakc-s to the oeeuri. The hen'lqu.irterH of tlie league are In thli citv. llrnnches will bo hereafter orjnnlied In tho principal shipping porti of tho Dmulnlou. 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How to Recover a Stolen Bicycle
So your bicycle has been stolen, and now you want to get it back. These steps will assist in locating a stolen bike, however they do not guarantee recovery of stolen bikes. Follow these tips and your chances of recovering the bike will be increased greatly.
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1Call the local police immediately after finding that the bike has been stolen. If you have a suspect and/or you witnessed the bike being stolen, dial 911 (or your local emergency number). However, if you did not witness the bike being stolen, dial your local police non-emergency number.
2The police may or may not respond, however in either case take down the incident number and report number. They may be necessary if claiming insurance.
3Call the local bike shops and request that they keep their eyes open. The bike may need repairs, so it's worth asking bike repair shops in the area. You can give them picture of it and its specialities; this will help if the cycle shopkeeper is trustworthy.
4Register the bike as stolen on a bike recovery site.
5Check around the area immediately after finding that your bike is missing, in case the subject ditched the bike.
6Spread the word between your friends and neighbors to keep their eyes open for the bike.
7Frequent bad parts of town, you will often see stolen bikes being sold.
8Frequent areas that kids hang out, especially bike parks, jump parks or malls.
9When out looking for the bike, tell everyone you see what you are doing, they may have seen the bike.
10Take note of your bike's serial number, it's usually under the frame, then if you or somebody spots what may be your bike, all you have to do is check he serial number in order to see if it is your bike.
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- It could be spray painted, and hard to spot.
- If a bike you check out hasn't got a serial number, keep a close eye on its "owner". One of few reasons one would want to erase a serial number on a bike is if he/she had stolen it.
- Spread the word often.
- File a police report immediately, so that they will look out for the bike
- Tell people you trust distinguishing features on your bike, so they can keep an eye out. If you tell everyone, the person who has your bike may hear, and change the distinguishing features.
- If you find the person who has the bike, instead of beating them up call the police and let them give it back to you without causing anymore problems for yourself.
- Be careful about accusing people, make sure you have proof or probable cause before you do so.
- This article in no way guarantees your bike being returned.
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Español: recuperar una bicicleta robada, Русский: вернуть украденный велосипед, Português: Recuperar uma Bicicleta Roubada
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Enjoy a Sunday in style, with good food, great views and a live jazz soundtrack! Board the Bateaux London cruiser at the glass pontoon at Embankment Pier and then take your seats for a fun and relaxing cruise down the Thames. Enjoy a three-course roast meal followed by coffee and admire the views of some of London's iconic landmarks. Cruise past the best of the old and the new - the Houses of Parliament, The London Eye, Tate Modern, the Tower of London and much more. And all the while enjoying some toe-tapping jazz from a live professional jazz band on this fantastic day out in London.
Cruises operate every Sunday throughout the year, excluding Christmas and New Year period.
Min age 5. Under 18's must be accompanied by an adult. Prams and pushchairs aren't permitted on board. A vegetarian meal option is available. Unfortunately the boats don't have full wheelchair access (ramp to access boat and bathrooms accessed by stairs)
Bateaux London cruises operate in all weather conditions.
Boarding from Embankment Pier at 11.45am or 12.30pm, to depart at 12.15pm or 1pm. Disembark at either 2.45pm or 3.30pm. Exact boarding time is e-mailed 24 hours in advance of the booking. Please arrive promptly as late boarding is not possible.
The Symphony seats a maximum of 220 diners.
Spectators are welcome to wave you off from the riverbank.
Smart casual wear is requested please.
Any additional drinks, including the selection of wines available are payable directly on the day. Smoking is permitted on outside decks only. During December, the jazz is replaced with a Christmas theme. Evouchers are issued once a booking has been made
I was given this voucher for my 50th birthday. There was a mixup about whether we had booed a classic or premier trip, I did not know as it was a gift. Apart from this the trip was pleasant, the food was acceptable and the music was unobtrusive. The only thing missing was a little commentary pointing out the various landmarks we passed(a map on the table would have also done this)
This was a great way to see London, all the way to the O2 great service , great food and lovely Music!
Very good food, very good music & the sun shone. What more could you ask for!
This was a 40th Anniversary gift and it was a very enjoyable time. Boat Symphony was just great and the views from all tables were superb. Food good and staff very attentive and efficient. Had a real problem with aircon blasting directly onto the side of my neck but the manager dealt with this efficiently and sorted the problem immediately. Thought the price of drinks was very fair and did seem cheaper than we have paid in any restaurant in London. A great experience and would have no hesitation in recommending - we even had a sparkle candle delivered to our table! A very leisurely lunch and cruise past all the sights accompanied by a truly great jazz band and singer. Will be going again in the future.
We had a brilliant day in London and the cruise was the highlight of our day. The food and music was excelled as the sun shone on the beauty of the Thames scene as we floated past it's majestic buildings.
I don't need 1000 characters to describe this, "It totally exceeded all my expectations" does it.
Good value for money. Great river cruise experience with excellent jazz music and very helpful staff.
Had a lovely afternoon, wonderful entertainment & food was delicious. Our table at the window allowed us full view of the sights
We were very surprised at the size of the boat and the number of people on board despite this it was very roomy and easy to move about. The service was excellent also the food and some terrific views along the Thames, the jazz band was great,just perfect.
A delightful and relaxing day with excellent food and equally excellent service with a smile. Would recommend to anyone. We will definitely do this or something similar again.
Fabulous views, courteous staff, nice food, drinks a bit pricey, solid band.
The cruise was given to me as a gift for my 70th birthday. The whole experience from initial check in through the 2.5hrs on board to disembarking was extremely enjoyable. The jazz was just the right style for lunch time, the food was excellent and the staff were brilliant & very attentive. Everything was very well co-ordinated. I would certainly do this trip again for an evening dinner. Well done to you all!
the whole experience was first class,from the moment you went on board to the moment you left you were made to feel very special. it is the best way to spend a Sunday afternoon, great food, great service, great music and good company what more could you ask for. We will be doing a boat trip again for sure, maybe afternoon tea.
Great afternoon, we really enjoyed the whole experience. Good music, great scenery, lovely food and wine.
Best parts were the great views all round from the comfort and warmth of the boat. Lots of glass ! Table service (Douglas) was also very good.
The food was amazing, service first class and atmosphere perfectfor a sunny Sunday on the . The ideal way to spend a Sunday afternoon on the Thames.
A great day out. I have always enjoyed jazz, but unable to hear the music due to other peoples conversations, also, a lack of musicians would have liked more jazz
What a wonderful way to spend a Sunday. We had a brilliant day and as it was a gift from our Grandson for my 70th Birthday present, it was absolutely brilliant. Will be recommending your river cruises to all our family and friends. Thank you so much, the staff were fantastic.
The sun shone, the Harmony was well appointed, the staff were attentive, the food was quite good and the jazz was excellent.
Lovely atmosphere, Good food, Polite friendly service. Highly Recommended
Nearest tube station is Embankment from which it is only a short walk to Embankment pier
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiltshire
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiltshire, Dickson City, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married Sept. 7, 1963, in St. Mary's Visitation Church, Dickson City, by the late Monsignor Niebrzydowski.
They were attended by Barbara Reddington, Al Borisewicz, Ted Geraets, Joanne Kozar Portanova and the late Veronica Gongalewski.
Mrs. Wiltshire is the former Henrietta Przwara, daughter of the late Jacob and Helen Przywara. She retired from the former Pawnee Pants Co., Olyphant.
Mr. Wiltshire is the son of the late Edward and Helen Wiltshire. He is a Navy veteran and retired from IBM after 32 years as a service engineer.
They marked the occasion with an anniversary Mass celebrated by the Most Rev. Joseph C. Bambera, bishop of the Diocese of Scranton, in St. Peter's Cathedral and a Mass celebrated by Monsignor Patrick Pratico in St. Mary's Visitation Church. They also held a dinner reception at Regal Room, Olyphant, with family and friends.
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You're a University of Washington medical student and you need to run an errand at University Village, but you rode the bus to school and...
You're a University of Washington medical student and you need to run an errand at University Village, but you rode the bus to school and it's a long walk from the university health-sciences campus to the shopping center.
Beginning next fall, the university will have a solution: electric bikes.
In what's touted as a first in the country, the UW will partner with a Boulder, Colo., company to provide electric bikes for students and faculty members across campus.
"This is an organic process," said Joshua Kavanagh, director of the UW transportation department. He said he learned about the innovative things going on with the Boulder company, Intrago, and pursued a business relationship.
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The result is that the UW and Intrago are set to launch their electric-bikes program in the fall quarter. Forty bikes — which can be pedaled or ridden as electric scooters — will be spread across campus and available to be checked out. Each bike can go 25 miles on a charged battery, more if it's pedaled. And the bikes won't be restricted to campus.
Under the plan, there will be four stations spread across campus where the bikes can be charged, 10 at each station. "We'd really like to see this take off and grow as much as people want it to," Kavanagh said.
He sees it as a way for students and faculty members to get from their bus stops to where they're going, run errands during the day and get across the vast campus for classes.
The program is being partially funded by a $200,000 grant from the state Department of Transportation as part of a $1 million trip-reduction program.
According to Kavanagh, the UW has made efforts to persuade students and faculty not to drive to campus, and the majority of the university community uses an alternative to driving alone: 23 percent walk, 21 percent take the bus, 10 percent use a car pool or van pool, 8 percent bike, and only 33 percent drive alone during peak commuting time.
In 1990, the UW issued 6,440 single-occupancy parking permits; last year that number dropped to 3,794. In that same period, the price of parking has risen from $72 per term to $254 for a term pass.
The difficulty has always been that "last-mile" service, Kavanagh said: getting students and faculty from the bus stop, or the car-pool drop-off, to their ultimate destination. "In overcoming hurdles to get people to leave their cars at home, the solution Intrago has come up with is incredibly innovative and is really going to be helpful to us," he said.
He compared it to a bike-sharing system in Paris, which has stations where bikes can be shared.
Under the UW plan, which is still in the works, the users, who would pay a yet-to-be-established fee, would go to a bike station, present a key and enter a PIN to unlock a bike. When the ride is over, the bike could be returned to a docking station.
The UW doesn't know yet where the stations will be located, but they likely will be on the edges of campus, Kavanagh said.
"When people have personally powered vehicles at their destination, they're more likely to use the benefits of a transportation program," said Mitch Magdovitz, director of business development for Intrago. "We want to build upon the success of a robust transportation-management program. People will know they have a local vehicle once they get [to campus]."
Intrago, which started in 2005, is invested in providing "green" transportation, Magdovitz said.
The UW doesn't know what the bikes will look like and said it is investigating three prototypes.
Magdovitz said while there's been a lot of interest in the electric bikes, the UW will be the company's first launch. Magdovitz said an electric bike could cost from $1,000 to $6,000.
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PETER FISCHETTI: Volunteers aim to help at tragedies
Bob Auth, a 71-year-old Corona resident, has been a volunteer with the Trauma Intervention Program for 10 years. Volunteers aim to help family members and friends when tragedy strikes. / PETER FISCHETTI
A woman takes off to do some shopping, leaving behind her husband, who's working on a project in the garage. She returns home to find him lying motionless on the garage floor, the victim of a fatal stroke.
A couple leaves a bar after heavy drinking, and while on the freeway the man starts pounding on the woman's face. He opens the passenger door and pushes her out.
A young girl riding with a friend dies when their car smashes into a tree. Her distraught father arrives near the scene to await the return of her body, and his sorrow turns to outrage when told the coroner was to remove the body.
"They're not taking my daughter and cutting her up," he screams.
The incidents are poignant, heartbreaking and true, and all occurred in the Corona-Norco area. And in each case, the presence of someone the family members didn't know and would probably never see again made a difference.
That "someone" is a volunteer, one of 28 who have been trained by the Trauma Intervention Program to respond to tragedies. Their support can be emotional or practical, from a strong shoulder to lean on to information on picking up the pieces.
TIP of Corona was developed in 1996 by Becky Gunnoe to fill a void that she and her late husband, Dr. Charles Gunnoe, witnessed in the minutes and hours after a life-altering event. Becky's name is synonymous with the nonprofit group and she has been its only crisis team manager.
The void, Becky explained, occurs when Corona police, fire or ER personnel respond to an incident. Their job is to, well, do their job, whether it's investigating a crime, putting out a fire or treating an injured person. Once that's done, they're often off to another call, and unable to assist friends or family members at the scene.
TIP volunteers, who serve three 12-hour shifts a month, take care of that. The training is intensive, consisting of 55 hours taught over nine sessions. (The next training will begin on Thursday, March 20.) A three-hour monthly meeting is mandatory, and there are other requirements listed on its website, www.tipcorona.org.
Among the volunteers is Bob Auth, 71, who's been responding to calls for 10 years. Bob was a project manager for Hughes in Fullerton before he retired, and one of those projects was a torpedo for the Navy. Sometimes, the weight of appearing at the scene of a family tragedy feels as heavy as that weapon.
"A family's dynamics," he says, "can be as uncertain as what's below the surface of an iceberg."
He has had to separate family members blaming each other after a suicide. In assisting victims of domestic violence, he's had to accept a beaten woman's insistence that her man really loves her and won't do it again.
"She could be 19 with a baby and another on the way, and not have driver's license or means of support."
Volunteers are not permitted to give advice, just information on where to get help.
Becky adds, "many women don't know about restraining orders. They just want to bail them out of jail. They're willing to put up with beatings to have food and a roof over their head."
In 2013, volunteers responded to 392 calls from police, fire and Corona Regional Medical Center. The sad truth is that 126 of those calls were for domestic violence. Another 86 were for hospital deaths.
Bob and Becky agree that the toughest calls are for suicides and a child's death.
"The common denominator in suicide," Bob says, "is 'Why?' The only answer is that (the deceased) is the only one who knows."
One of the TIP training sessions is titled "Dealing with Death," and describes how a volunteer should respond to a distraught survivor. A cliché such as "He's gone to a better place" is inappropriate.
That phrase can imply that the deceased is now better off than with the loved ones he left behind, Bob says.
Becky notes that not saying anything can be effective. One exercise has volunteers looking at another without a word spoken for 10 minutes. In some cases, it's better to let the survivor take the initiative, and then encourage conversation.
When her husband, known to almost everyone as Chuck, died almost two years ago, Becky was prepared. But her experience with TIP made it easier to inform his children of his death.
"You don't want to say the wrong words, like 'He died peacefully.' So I told them the truth, that I was with him and held his hand as he took his final breath."
Bob explains his commitment to TIP this way: "It gives you such a unique opportunity to be called to a traumatic event to help people when they need it to most."
TIP could use some new volunteers. If you have a desire to make a difference, as Bob and Becky have, visit www.tipcorona.org.
It could make a difference in your life as well.
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Staff Profile
Professor Kefei Zhang
Professor Kefei Zhang is the founder and director of the Satellite Positioning for Atmosphere, Climate and Environment (SPACE) Research Centre and the Satellite Positioning and Navigation (SPAN) Laboratory at RMIT University. Professor Zhang has over 25-year research experience in satellite positioning, geodesy and geospatial sciences. His current research interest is primarily involved in algorithm development and innovative applications of GNSS/GPS technologies for high-accuracy positioning, atmospheric studies (e.g. radio occultation, space weather, climate change, weather and environment), space situational awareness (e.g. space debris tracking, surveillance and collision warning and orbit determination) and people mobility and object tracking. He is a co-inventor of eight patents and has authored over 250 peer-reviewed publications in these fields and has attracted in excess of 20 million dollars in funding from the Australian Research Council, government, research organisations and industry sectors since 1990.
Over the past 10 years SPACE and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) have worked together to investigate and incorporate cutting-edge technologies to improve the accuracy of weather forecasts by up to 10 hours in the Australian region. As a result of this important research, GPS RO data was successfully integrated into the Australian weather forecasting system in 2012 and it is now considered one of the top 5 of the 30+ data sources used in reducing forecast error. Our research was ranked as "outstanding" in the Excellence in Innovation for Australia (EIA) trial (PDF) 2012 and was featured in the ATN of Universities "50 solutions that count (PDF)". Professor Zhang's research was also presented in the showcase of the "Partners for a Better Future –Australia and China: Science and Technology Week" at the Shanghai World Expo 2010. SPACE was also selected as a finalist in "The Australian Innovation Challenge Award" 2014.
In 2010 Professor Zhang led an international research consortium and won a prestigious, multi-million-dollar Australia Space Research Program project (ASRP-2) in satellite positioning, space tracking and atmospheric studies for climate and space weather. Professor Zhang is currently the PR2 Program Leader of the newly established Australian Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Space Environment Management.
Read more about Professor Kefei Zhang's research.
Areas of expertise
GPS, Global Navigation Satellite Systems, Space Science, Geodesy, Surveying and Geomatics
- Director, Satellite Positioning for Atmosphere, Climate and Environment (SPACE) Research Centre
- Professor for Satellite Positioning, Geodesy and Surveying
- International Student Coordinator
Teaching activities
- GEOM2093 - Surveying 4
- GEOM2119 – Geodesy
- GEOM2117 - Map Projections
- GEOM2114 - Geospatial Major Project A
- GEOM2115 - Geospatial Major Project B
- Bachelor of Engineering, Wuhan Technical University of Surveying and Mapping, China
- Masters of Engineering, Wuhan Technical University of Surveying and Mapping, China
- Doctor of Philosophy, Curtin University of Technology
Adjunct appointment
- Guest Professor, Chinese Academy of Sciences
- Guest Professor, China University of Mining and Technology, China
- Guest Professor, Wuhan University, China
- Guest Professor, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology
- Guest Professor, Hubei University of Technology, China
- Guest Professor, China University of Geosciences
Recent awards, prizes and recognition
- The RMIT University Award for Research Excellence - Innovation Excellence Award 2014
- The Australian Innovation Challenge Award 2014 "Australian weather prediction and climate monitoring using GPS" (a finalist in the category of ICT)
- Citation by Australian Technology Network of Universities "50 Solutions that Count (PDF)" (p9) (Improving Weather Forecasting and Climate Modelling for the Australian Region Using GPS Radio Occultation)
- RMIT University Research Excellence Award 2013
- RMIT "2012 Research Income Performance Award", RMIT Platform Technology Research Institute.
- Ranked "Outstanding" in the Excellence in Innovation for Australia (EIA) trial (PDF) (pp63-64) for "Improving weather forecasting and climate modelling for the Australian region using GPS radio occultation).
- Member, Institute of Navigation (ION)
- Member, International Association of Geodesy (IAG)
- President, International Association of Chinese Professionals in GPS
- Member, Spatial Science Institute.
- Life time member, International Association of Chinese Professionals in GIS
- Member, IEEE
- Member, Australian Space Science Society
- Carter, B.,Yizengaw, E.,Pradipta, R.,Retterer, J.,Groves, K.,Valladares, C.,Caton, R.,Bridgwood, C.,Norman, R.,Zhang, K. (2016). Global equatorial plasma bubble occurrence during the 2015 St. Patrick's Day storm In: Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics, 121, 894 - 905
- Wang, X.,Cheng, Y.,Wu, S.,Zhang, K. (2016). An enhanced singular spectrum analysis method for constructing non-linear model of GPS site movement In: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 121, 2193 - 2211
- Wang, X.,Zhang, K.,Wu, S.,Fan, S.,Cheng, Y. (2016). Water-vapor-weighted mean temperature and its impact in the determination of precipitable water vapor and climate change analyses In: Journal of Geophysical Research, , 1 - 20
- Wang, X.,Zhang, K.,Wu, S.,Fan, S.,Cheng, Y. (2016). Water vapor-weighted mean temperature and its impact on the determination of precipitable water vapor and its linear trend In: Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 121, 833 - 852
- Liu, C.,Kirchengast, G.,Zhang, K.,Norman, R.,Li, Y.,Zhang, S.,Fritzer, J.,Schwaerz, M.,Wu, S.,Tan, Z. (2015). Quantifying residual ionospheric errors in GNSS radio occultation bending angles based on ensembles of profiles from end-to-end simulations In: Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 8, 759 - 809
- Pavelyev, A.,Liou, Y.,Matyugov, S.,Pavelyev, A.,Gubenko, V.,Zhang, K.,Kuleshov, Y. (2015). Application of locality principle to radio occultation studies of the Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere In: Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 8, 2885 - 2899
- Carter, B.,Yizengaw, E.,Pradipta, R.,Halford, A.,Zhang, K. (2015). Interplanetary shocks and their impact on power grids at the equator In: Geophysical Research Letters, 42, 6554 - 6559
- Peng, X.,Zang, J.,Fan, S.,Wu, S.,Liu, Y.,Zhang, K. (2015). (In Ptess) Validation of atmospheric water vapor derived from ship-borne GPS measurements in the Chinese Bohai Sea In: The journal of Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO), , 1 - 14
- Carter, B.,Yizengaw, E.,Pradipta, R.,Halford, A.,Norman, R.,Zhang, K. (2015). Interplanetary shocks and the resulting geomagnetically induced currents at the equator In: Geophysical Research Letters, 42, 6554 - 6559
- Norman, R.,Carter, B.,Bennett, J.,Le Marshall, J.,Hearne, J.,Zhang, K. (2015). Australian space research program project platform technologies for space atmosphere and climate: selected innovations In: Applications + Practical Conceptualization + Mathematics = fruitful Innovation (Proceedings of the Forum of Mathematics for Industry 2014), Springer, Tokyo, Japan
- Next Generation Space Weather Forecasts. Funded by: ARC Linkage Projects 2016 from (2016 to 2019)
- Orbit Determination and Predicting Behaviours of Space Objects. Funded by: CRC for Space Environment Management from (2014 to 2019)
- Strengthening the Severe Weather Prediction Using the Advanced Victorian Regional Global Navigation Satellite Systems. Funded by: Office of the Emergency Services Commissioner-Natural Disaster Resilience from (2014 to 2016)
- Innovative Solutions to Enhance Space Situational Awareness. Funded by: ARC Linkage Project 2013 from (2013 to 2016)
- TRIIBE - TRacking Indoor Information BEhaviour. Funded by: ARC Linkage Project 2012 Round 2 from (2013 to 2016)
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Chandigarh, Feb 23 (IANS) India's king of caricature Jaspal Bhatti and his Nonsense Club Saturday organised a sports 'mandi' (marketplace) here to sell players like cattle.
The sports mandi at the city's main commercial hub in Sector 17 mocked the recent Indian Premier League (IPL) auction of cricket players.
Bhatti put players from sports like hockey, football, athletics and even kabaddi up for sale.
'The minimum bid for a hockey player will start at Rs.50, football player for Rs.30 and kabaddi player for Rs.20,' Bhatti announced to mock the millions of rupees splurged by corporates on cricket players.
Members of the Nonsense club even sang parodies of old Hindi film songs to highlight the state of commercial cricket.
'Now players should only be playing for the money they get and not for the pride of the nation or for remaining healthy. We want to auction players like cows and buffaloes,' Bhatti said.
He demanded that all sports, which were not contributing to the brand value of industrial goods, should be immediately banned in the country.
He said that gambling and auctioning should be introduced as subjects from primary classes so that children can learn early about such things. He said that auction halls should be set up in all districts and cities to sell players everywhere.
'Any player from any sport who is unable to sell himself should be barred from all international events. Also players should perform depending on what they have been paid,' he said.
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Market Watch Update: April 12-16
U.S. Treasury markets were relatively quiet most of this week, although some Friday morning news had translated into market gains, as of early afternoon. (Most notably mentioned, the SEC indictment of Goldman Sachs moved investors from stocks to bonds and lower consumer confidence in early April suggested a weak recovery in the near term.)
Commentators generally reported that demand was bolstered by safe haven effects related to continuing uncertainties with Greece's sovereign debt challenges and possible concerns about other high debt Eurozone members.
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In order to help address its debt crisis, the country of Greece has set up a "solidarity account" to which people can donate money to help pay down the debt.
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The Wall Street Journal noted the lessons that the United States could learn from Greece and their debt crisis. They noted how the US's debt held by the public was projected to reach 90% in ten years, close to the 113% level Greece is at now. According to them, "Greece's predicament...is signaling loud and clear that the spend-and-tax economic model has hit the wall."
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For budget and market watchers, the month of March has been a little scary. It is not easy to come out of the deepest recession and financial crisis since the 1930s, particularly when the fiscal outlook and prospects for its successful management are so uncertain.
Sovereign risk jitters are on the rise as markets are being asked to digest massive amounts of government debt, at the same time the supply of private sector debt going to market is increasing and investors' appetite for risk is returning. The changes underway are complex and shifts could well be sudden.
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Ireland's Tough Decisions Create Fiscal Credibility
Ireland, like other European Union nations including Spain, Portugal, and Greece, risked losing the confidence of its creditors when it did not have a strategy to get its fiscal house in order after taking on massive debt to rescue its economy and financial system over the past few years.
Weekend Editorial Roundup
Here are the highlights from this weekend's editorials on fiscal and budget policy:
The New York Times called on Congress to do more to create jobs. They criticized Congress for not being able to pass "a puny bill that is expected to create, at most, a few hu ndred thousand jobs this year. The Times suggested making another round of fiscal aid to the states to prevent counterproductive fiscal tightening.
The U.S. Needs a Fiscal Turnaround
The United States is not the first nation to face tough fiscal challenges. Other countries have faced similar fiscal challenges – and gotten out of them.
In a new paper ("Fiscal Turnarounds: International Success Stories"), CRFB's Fiscal Roadmap Project looks at successful fiscal turnarounds around the world and possible lessons for the U.S.
What are the lessons?
The Debt is Not Just a Beltway Problem
In this week's debate on the Senate floor and the release of several congressional plans to address the deficit and debt, the national debt is on the radar inside Washington. But a recent op-ed by two of CRFB board members (Jim Jones and Douglas Holtz-Eakin) highlights why the national debt is an issue far outside the Beltway and could have huge international consequences.
U.S. Debt: Not Bound by our Borders
With U.S. debt held by the public on track to exceed 100% of the economy in a little over a decade, policymakers must come together now and implement a plan for getting our fiscal house in order. Otherwise, our economic future, as well as that of the rest of the world, is at risk. The Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform recently released a report that examines the consequences of the large government debt and suggested a plan for lowering that debt to 60 percent of GDP (an international standard).


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