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Issue date: Monday, May 2, 1949
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - May 2, 1949, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Clear tonight with low 42; Tuesday partly cloudy and warm- er, high Tuesday 70-75. CITY FINAL 5 CENTS KCRG NEWS ON TOO DIAL -_ VOLUME 113 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1949. ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS, INTERNATIONAL NEWS TRUMANITES YIELD Main and France May Join Parley Expansion of Blockade Discussion in Near Future Is Seen. LONDON Ameri- can-Soviet talks on the Berlin blockade will be expanded soon to include Great Britain and France, reliable sources reported Monday. Dr. Philip Jessup of the United, States was understood to have told Jacob Malik of Russia last week that the Western Powers were agreed that the preliminary j discussions should be converted j to Four-Power talks as soon asi possible. i A foreign office spokesman said he believed the appropriate time for the changeover would be when discussion of dates for lifting the blockade and convening the Coun- cil of Foreign Ministers begins "in hard terms." Foreign Minister Robert Schu- man of France said he thought a date for the Big Four council meeting, Russia's prerequisite for lifting the blockade of would be set this week. Schuman said he hoped the meeting would be held in Paris, adding: "That is our wish, and it has been proposed by others out- side France." He did not say who the others were. Actual date for the council meeting has been the subject of wide speculation. Best informa- tion available here indicated it might be late this month if the I Cunningham Rutledge, jr., opened preliminary talks mature along District Court Judge J. E. the expected Imes. Heiserman shortly after 9 a.m. Monday, The young St. Louis' doctor is accused of slaying his fellow- townsman, Byron C. Hattman, in FATHER AND SON TOGETHER AT TRIAL OPENING Robert C. Rutledge of Houston, Texas, saw his son, Dr. Robert C. Rutledge, jr., Mon- day morning for the first time since the latter's sur- render to Linn county authorities, March 23. The two men met in a room adjacent to the district courtroom in which the young Dr. Rutledge went on trial for the murder of Byron C. Hattman. -K -K Trial of Rutledge Starts Examination of Jurors Begins By Loyal Meek. 16 prospective jurors had been examined by Linn County Attor- jney William W. Crissman. De- ifense attorneys immediately be- jgan their examination of the !panel when Crissman finished the itask for the state. Just before leaving Paris for London for a 10-power Council of Europe meeting, Schuman said there were no differences of views among the Western Powers in the current talks with Russia. The murder trial of Dr. Robert Crissman's questioning of the first member of the panel 'had scarcely begun when Milner ob- jected and was sustained by Judge Heiserman. Leo F. Laughren, who .repre-. sented Dr. Rutledge after'his ar- rest in St. Louis on Dec. 17, was. not in the courtroom. High Court Turns Down Marino Plea WASHINGTON su- preme court Monday refused interfere with the continued im- prisonment of a man whom it once said was being held in violation of a bloody fight in room 729 of Roosevelt hotel here last Dec. 14.1 opened the long-awaited trial with a brief summary of the situation. 'This is the case of Dr. Robert Cunningham Rutledge, he said, "accused the murder of Byron C. Hattman on Dec. 14 in room 729 at the Roosevelt hotel." his constitutional rights. His attractive wife, over whom the fight is alleged to have taken place, accompanied Dr. Rutledge to the third floor courtroom of the Linn county courthouse this morning. She walked into the courtroom on his arm and was seated with him at the counsel table when the trial opened. In attend- ance as the trial began were the Defendant's father, Dr. Robert C. j Rutledge of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Rutledge's parents, Dr. and f W..W...U XVUllCUgCE, fCtldJlb, Ul CtXIU The man is Tony Marino, serv-iMrs. Howard 3. Goodrich of Han- ing a life sentence in Illinois for ajnibal, Mo. murder committed in 1925. Marino; -parrnU Prpsmt was convicted that year, when he; Hattman Parents Present. was only 18 and still unable to speak English. He had emigrated from Sicily two years before. In December, 1947, the supreme court ruled that Illinois Circuit Court Judge William R. Dusher was wrong in refusing to give Marino a hearing when he sought review of his case in Rockford, where the trial was originally held. officials had conceded that Marino's rights to a fair trial had been violated. Errors Conceded. Some of the errors conceded were that Marino was extradited from Beloit without papers; that one of the arresting officers served as his interpreter at the trial: that he was not provided with counsel; and that a plea of guilty was en- tered for him when he actually had not agreed to it. Even after, the original supreme court ruling, Dusher again re- fused to release him. Representa- tives for the state attorney general supported Marino's petition at the second hearing before Dusher. In a new petition to the su- preme court, Marino claimed x-Dusher had refused to order his relsase on grounds he was guilty and ignored the defects in the original prosecution. Three Vote To Hear It. Three of the nine justices Douglas, Murphy and Wiley B Rutledge, voted to hear the new appeal. The petition, however, was turned down without other com- ment. Marino filed this new appeal with the high court last sum- mer. The court gave no reason for delaying action until now, Marino has another appeal pending with the Illinois supreme court. Normally, the supreme court does not hear cases untl petitioners have completely ex- hausted their legal recourses within their home states. Also at the counsel table were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hattman of Coraopoiis, Pa., parents of the slain man. By p.m., the first panel of The Cast. He then introduced what he termed "the cast of characters" in the case Judge Heiserman, Mrs. Walter A. Goulden, the court -re- porter; Bailiff Dick Preston, Wal- ter A. Barngrover and R. S. "Sid" Milner, defense counsel, and Dr. Rutledge and his wife. Crissman went on to introduce himself and his assistant, David Elderkin, who. form the prosecu- tion team, and Mr. and Mrs. Hattman. He then asked the 16 prospec- tive jurors as a group whether they were acquainted with Dr. Rutledge, his wife or the families, Photos by Gazette Picture Editor Don Padlllft. DR. RUTLEDGE AND WIFE LEAVE COURTROOM AT RECESS Rob- ert C. Rutiedge, jr., and his wife, Sydney, are shown as they left district court during the mid-morning recess of Cedar Rapids' first murder trial in 10 years. The St. Louis doctor trial, accused of the slaying, of townsman, Byron C. 729 in the Roosevelt, hotel last Dec. 14. It was over the af- fections of Mrs. Rutledge that the two men quarreled before the fight which re- sulted in Hattman's death. and whethter they were acquainted in St. Louis or at Hannibal. The prosecutor noted that Leo F. Laughren, St. Louis attorney who guided the strategy which kept the young doctor put of the hands of Iowa authorities for three months, was not at the counsel table. "Will Mr. Laughren be he asked In the general direc- tion of the counsel table. The question was answered by Barngrover, who said he had no control over who came to the courtroom and who didn't. "He is not an attorney of record In this Barngrover said. Crissman then went on to the next question whether they were acquainted with Milner or Barngrover. Some of the prospec- tive jurors were. Crissman got down to the ex- amination of the prospective jurors individually. He questioned whether they had read or heard anything about the case and wKether they had formed any opinions on it. Milner's objection came during Crissman's examination, of the first prospective Jarboe. Had she any thoughts or opin- ions as to the unwritten law? Crissman asked. Before she had. a chance to reply, Milner objected. The objection was' sustained by Judge Heiserman. In his examination of .succeed- ing members of the jury panel, Crissman asked repeatedly wheth- er they had' any scruples about imposing the death penalty in the case of first degree murder. One of the panel members Mrs. Eva Fontaine of Marion replied that she had. Others ex- pressed no such scruples. The defense also objected to Crissman's questions as to whether the prospective.jurors had formed any opinions or whether they had been influenced by anything writ- ten or said about justification; of the alleged acU" _ Judge Heiserman overruled that objection, however; The .16 members of the jury panel drawn as the trial opened this morning were: ;Miss. Jarboe, Herman Kraus, Cedar Rapids; Elmer L. Burger, Cedar Rapids; Joseph A. Teply, Cedar'Rapids: Eva Fontaine, Mar- ion; Mamie C. Shaheen, Cedar Rapids; Donald M. Ross, Cedar Rapids; Lepna M. Reid, Cedar- Rapids; George Munier, Marion; 'Charles H. Anderson, Cedar Rap- ids; Una N. Andrews, Cedar Rap- ids; Theodore Kahler, Marion; Floyd Robson, Marion; Ralph Stewart, Springville; Leona F. Si- mon, Cedar Rapids. Procedure. When the de'ferise completes its examination of the prospective jurors, the procedure of striking and challenging will begin. Each-side is.allowed two strikes. (Continued on Page Col 3.) Today's Chuckle "Isn't it terrible? That young man was studying for the min- istry; and now he has decided to become a jockey." "Well, maybe that's not so bad. He'll bring a lot more peo- ple to repentance than he would a minister." MEMBERS OF RUTLEDGE FAMILY IN CEDAR RAPIDS FOR TRIAL during the first recess at mid-morning Monday, this picture shows Dr. Robert C. Rutledge, jr., of St. Louis and members or his family who are in Cedar Rapids during the murder trial of the young doctor. Group (from left) includes: Dr. Robert C. Rutledge of Houston, Texas, (Rutledge's Dr. Robert C. Rutledge, jr., his wife, Sydney, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Goodrich of Hannibal, Mo., father mother of Mrs. Rutledge. Pratt Signs Contract for Stadium Use Ceiar Bipldi A contract was signed Monday noon by which the Cedar Rapids Rockets, owned by Adam Pratt of Sloan, will lease the Cedar Rap- ids' new baseball stadium for three years. The Rockets open the season here Tuesday at p.m. against Keokuk in a Central As- sociation game. The principal terms of the lease show that the Rockets must: (1) Memorial com- mission governing body of the stadium, five cents for each adult admission. (Adult ticket prices are 75 cents, and 50 cents, before taxes are de- ducted.) (2) Pay for the lights, water arid gas used at the stadium on the night of Rocket games. (3) Furnish the groundskeep- er and parking lot attendants. (4) Furnish police protection and liability and damage insur- ance. (5) Assume responsibility for damage to the park except for normal wear and tear. The Rockets guarantee the com- mission at least for a year's rental. If the team should fold be- fore the schedule is completed, the Rockets.must make up the differ- ence: between, what they have paid at five cents a head and the minimum. During the three years of this lease the Rockets must furnish membership in a class C or B league. If they acquire a franchise in a class A league, a new con- tract will be drawn up, probably with a higher rental. In addition to the three years of the original contract, the Rock- ets receive an option on five more, provided they can then furnish B or A baseball. The contract gives the Rockets the stadium only on the nights o1 Central Association or other league games, On the other dates the Memorial commission may use the stadium as it sees fit. Members of the Memorial com- mission said Saturday they had already agreed to use the park for the following events aside from the Rocket engagements: (1) Two Cedar Rapids biffh school baseball doubleheaders. (2) A came between Iowa Manufacturing of Cedar Rapids and Caterpillar Tractors of Pe- oria. (3) A baseball school to be operated by John Beck of Ce- dar Rapids' and Otto Vogel, University of Iowa coach. (4) A northeast Iowa ama- teur baseball tournament, to be sponsored -by the Wholesalers and Jobbers bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Also under the contract, the Rockets get the concession' rights in the new stadium. They will run this concession both on. the nights of their own games and when the Memorial commission lets the stadium out for other events. In return for the concession rights on the other nights, the Rockets will pay the commission (Continued on Page 5, Col 3.) Packard Price Cuts Announced DETROIT reduc- tions ranging from to on volume models of its new line of cars 'were announced Monday by Packard Motor Car Company. At the same time Packard dis- closed that its new "ultramatic' no-shift transmission will be priced at The transmission is included as standard equip- ment on Packard's 160-horsepow- custom models. Later it will be'offered as optional equipment at extra cost on other models. New Test Forced On Economy Issue WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Democrats Monday forced a new test on the economy vote that sent a appropriations bill back to committee last night with instructions to cut it. Senator Green who did not vote then, made a formal motion. to reconsider that action. A vote on Green's motion will come later, probably after consid- erable debate. Senator McKellar chairman of the appropriations committee, decided to seek a sec- ond test because 15 senators did not vote, including nine Demo- crats. Today's Index ....................13 Courthouse 5 Crossword 14 Daily Record 5 Deaths 5 Editorial Features.......... 6 Firm .....................M Foto Facto ................iz Marion.................. 15 Radio .....................ia Sports..............___.. .11 State...................... 3 Want Adi..............15-17 Women's 9 Writ Power Is Endorsed By Rayburn Administration Makes Concession in Bid To Get Support. WASHINGTON (UP) Speaker Rayburn said after a conference with President Truman Monday that some emergency injunctive powers should be added to the ad- ministration labor bill to cope with strikes affecting the na- tional welfare. Rayburn is the number one ad- ministration spokesman in the house, where the President's fol- lowers are fighting an uphill bat- tle to save their Taft-Hartlpy bill from defeat. His surprise statement seemed to make it plain that the admin- istration is ready to abandon its opposition to the injunctive pro- vision in an effort to. win support in the crucial test vote expected Tuesday, It was the biggest concession the administration has made in the bitter house fight, and one which seemed certain to provoke angry reaction from organized labor. CIO and AFL leaders have at- tacked the injunctive provisions of the Taft-Hartley law as one of the main reasons why they want it wiped off the books. Approval Assumed. Rayburn did not say whether Mr. Truman had approved his statement. But it was assumed that the President had given it his okay in the hope it would pull his repeal bill out of the fire. Rayburn was. one of the con- gressional big four who called at" the White House Monday for their regular legislative strategy conference with the President. Vice-president Berkley, Acting Senate Majority Leader Meyers (Pa.) and House Democratic Leader McCormack (Mass.) sat in on the conference. They let Rayburn speak for them on their way out. Rayburn said he informed Mr. Truman that he thought the house would reject the proposed Wood bill sponsored by a coalition of Republicans and southern Demo- crats as a substitute for the ad- ministration repealer. The Wood bill is expected to come to a vote Tuesday. The Lesinski bill, backed by the ad- ministration, will not be consid- ered unless the Wood measure it defeated. As Bill Now Stands. As the Lesinski bill now stands, a 30-day cooling-off period would be provided in strikes affecting the national interest. But there would be nothing but a presiden- tial request and public opinion to back up the cooling-off period. The Wood bill would continue the cooling-off period of the Taft- Hartley act; backed by authority for the President to seek an anti- strike injunction. Rayburn said he would support some changes in the original ad- ministration bill, including clari- :ficiation of the President's emer- gency powers and a free speech clause for employers and workers. "I would like to see some emer- gency powers for the President that would get around he told reporters, "because when you seize something, you never know when you will be able to turn it back.'' Democratic spokesmen have taken the position that the Presi- dent has inherent powers to seek injunctions in strikes affecting the national welfare or security. The Republicans disagree, and Rayburn said he thought those powers should be spelled out in the new law. Obstacle on Rail Track Is Probed CHICAGO (AP) Authorities are checking to learn whether aa attempt was made to wreck a fast Burlington mail train. Fire broke out in the train's diesel engine Saturday night after its fuel tanks were punctured by flying steel fragments. Several cars behind the engine also were pierced by the fragments. The train, bound from Chicago to Lincoln, was held up more than three and one-half hours at sub- urban Downers Grove. Police Chief Otto Springborn of Downers Grove said the train ap- parently hit a rail blade which had been left on the track. A rail blade is a steel plate used to hold the main rail to the wooden ties. Springborn said it had not been determined whether the blade was put on the-track in a deliberate attempt to wreck the train or left there accidentally. No cars were derailed, but the engine filled with smoke. Fire- men ,from Downers Grove and Lisle put out the blaze. No one was injured. ;


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It is really a shame that TSR dumped all your original artwork in the trash.
I had heard it was a fire. Regardless I'm glad Jeff is re-creating his iconic art work for those us who remember it when it was brand new. I just added to his kickstarter for this project and am going to give my reward to my brother for his birthday. We played D&D, AD&D and Gamma World all the time growing up. He will love the gift I'm sure of it. Keep up the good work Jeff!
From Jeff himself - "People are always asking me if I still have any of the original artwork from my days as a staff artist at TSR Hobbies, the original publishers of the world's first fantasy role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons. Unfortunately, I don't. TSR kept it in their files when I left, and one day (so I'm told) nearly all of that artwork got thrown into a dumpster. It's gone."

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The Highway Patrol has completed its "Operation Road Watch" campaign after a 48-hour intensive enforcement effort on I-95 in Nash County.
During the two-day event troopers inspected 500 commercial motor vehicles and discovered 153 driver violations resulting in 25 drivers being placed "out of service".
Troopers also discovered nearly 450 vehicle equipment violations.
"Operation Road Watch" was designed to improve commercial motor vehicle safety as well as the efficiency of commercial vehicle operations.
People traveling on one stretch of Interstate 95 will notice an increased Highway Patrol presence.
Operation Road Watch is underway in Nash County and seeks to cut down on aggressive driving, not only on the part of commercial carriers, but passenger vehicles as well.
With 5,200 commercial vehicle accidents last year -- 88 of those fatal -- troopers want to make an impression on drivers. They will also be performing random tractor trailer inspections at rest stops -- and even along the highway
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LeeAnn Trotter gets a peak at the new Ferris wheel at Navy Pier ahead of its opening this weekend.
The state's historic budget impasse dates back to last June when the Illinois House adjourned the 2015 spring session without making a budget deal. If a budget isn't agreed upon by the end of the month, it will...
This little guy gives new meaning to bird-dogging. Watch as the bird angrily tweets at a dog then chases him off his picnic blanket.
One of the world's rarest kittens has been found under a bush in Cape Town. The Lykoi or 'werewolf cat' is only one of 35 known in the world and is the only natural-born Lykoi on record in South Africa.
Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Jason Smith lost both legs in combat, but is now on a mission to help build homes for other wounded war veterans. NBC 5's Kye Martin reports.
"Saturday Night Live" alums Maya Rudolph and Martin Short team up for a new variety show. "Maya & Marty" debuts on Tuesday, May 31 on NBC. Here's a sneak peek.


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The current population of Lumpkin County is 30,828 with the median age of 35. Lumpkin County's median household income is $42,601, and the average household net worth is $333,209.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Lumpkin County by age group. In Lumpkin County, the male-to-female ratio is 15,402:15,426, which is 4% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 4,956,220:5,189,072. 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. Georgia, has 18% more property crime than the national average, and has 5% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Lumpkin County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Lumpkin County, 80% of people are married and 20% of people are single. The percent of people married is 10% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 69%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Lumpkin County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Lumpkin County is $42,601, which is 11% lower than that of Georgia ($47,768). Income data for Lumpkin County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Lumpkin County. In Lumpkin County, 24% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 28% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 3% lower than that of Georgia. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Cleveland Force were way ahead of the times
From its Darth Vader mascot to clever, ticketing and player promotions, the former Major Indoor Soccer League franchise's tactics are now the norm in professional sports — and especially in the NBA.
The highly publicized crowdfunding revolution did not begin with a bang. Among the 36 companies that signed up to take advantage of the new law through May 25: Cleveland Whiskey and StartMart Cleveland.
From its Darth Vader mascot to clever, ticketing and player promotions, the former Major Indoor Soccer League franchise's tactics are now the norm in professional sports — and especially in the NBA.
The Highland Heights company aims to raise that amount through a form of crowdfunding often referred to as a 'mini IPO.'
Jerry Grisko has a billion dollars on his mind. The president and CEO of Independence-based CBIZ Inc. has told investors the company expects annual top line growth of 6% to 8% as it continues along a multiyear growth path in the wake of the last financial downturn.
Business consulting company Spooner Inc. found itself facing the same challenge its clients and many other employers across the country are grappling with: rapidly rising health plan costs. Last year, Spooner, which employs about 130 people, switched to self-funded health insurance, a model in which an employer provides health benefits to employees with its own funds. It's typically a cheaper option, but the employer then assumes the risk for paying claims.
Cuyahoga County and Cleveland's gamble to add more lodging and hospitality jobs will take years to play out as a winner or a loser. But for now, construction jobs are giving way to a surge of hotel and food service jobs in the area. Plus, building the 32-story tower changed downtown's skyline.
A Cleveland-based organization is looking to help children become makers at a young age — a very young age. TIES, the Teaching Institute for Excellence in STEM, is establishing early childhood Fab Labs across the country.
The renovated Public Square, which will open officially in June, is gorgeous. As big an accomplishment as that is, now comes the even more important part: keeping it busy with diverse events throughout the year, and keeping it clean and safe.
View the latest from the dean of Cleveland editorial cartoonists, Rich Williams.
We all benefit when more voices are involved in the conversation. And it doesn't have to be grand oration. It doesn't have to be a commencement speech. I know from the conversations I have every day with Northeast Ohio business leaders and our readers that people have so much to offer. And we all stand to benefit when conversations are diverse and robust.
The authors write, 'As United Way of Summit County embarks upon a new strategic direction away from a traditional agency-funding model and toward a community change model, it has become clear that there are some challenges in maintaining the United Way/American Red Cross joint fundraising agreement as it has existed for more than 50 years.'
Whenever Tapstack owner Garin Wright fields phone calls from customers who are having trouble finding the place, he recites the slogan: 'Follow the stack, we're right out back!' Buckeye Brewing Co.'s West Side taproom, which is located in the Walford Industrial Park in Cleveland's West Boulevard neighborhood, gets its name from the brick smokestack that soars above the complex.
Scannell Properties, the Indianapolis-based real estate developer leading the creation of Cornerstone Business Park in Twinsburg, is starting to put its stamp on Strongsville. Scannell-hired contractors are beginning to construct the first of two speculative industrial buildings at 14720 Foltz Industrial Parkway.
Susie Frazier has spent almost 20 years narrowing her self-styled 'earth-minded' aesthetic into a cohesive brand. Pursuing that clarity has allowed the Cleveland designer to expand her arts-based business into the commercial space and beyond.
It's safe to say Jeremy Paris is busy lately. As executive director of the Group Plan Commission, the board orchestrating the $50 million revitalization of Public Square, Paris has been overseeing a 16-month build that's been in planning stages since early 2010. A fast-talking, civic-minded go-getter, Paris — it seems to new confidantes — is the right man for the job.
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Rick Rude retirement match
CM Punk on Grammar Slam
A post on YouTube where CM Punk returns to the Grammar Slam series by mocking someone about their inability to distinguish between "here" and "hear".
November 4, 2015
Undertaker vs Sting dream match
A post on YouTube where WWE shows us what a match between Sting and Undertaker would look like if it actually happened.
November 3, 2015
Sting vs Bray Wyatt
A post on YouTube where WWE simulates a match between Sting and Bray Wyatt by using new action figures that they are trying to promote. Rumors have been floating around that this is a potential match that could take place at Wrestlemania in Dallas.
October 14, 2015
Sting and Vader discussion
A post on YouTube of a preview for the latest episode of Table For 3 on the WWE Network. It features Sting and Vader talking about how each of them have seriously injured the other one while working their feud in WCW. Diamond Dallas Page is also sitting at the table with them.
October 14, 2015
WWE turncoat teammates
A post on YouTube where WWE lists the ten biggest turncoat moments, which is where a wrestler will turn on his tag team partner. It features Seth Rollins walking away from Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. It also showcases the night where Ric Flair, Brian Pillman and Arn Anderson turning on Sting to reform the Four Horsemen.
September 28, 2015
WWE trophy trashing
A post on YouTube where WWE lists the ten best trophy trashing incidents. Management requested this video in order to further emphasize the issues between Sting and Seth Rollins before their world heavyweight championship match at Night of Champions.
September 12, 2015
Great Khali wrestling students
A post on YouTube that details the professional wrestling school that the Great Khali built and operates in India. The most interesting part of the piece is that he claims that three of his students have been signed to a ridiculously expensive contracts with WWE.
July 15, 2015
Scott Hall on Dusty Rhodes
A post on YouTube where Scott Hall talks about what Dusty Rhodes, who passed away earlier this month, meant to him. The former Intercontinental Champion revealed some interesting stories and tidbits, including the fact that Rhodes was the one that bought him his first pair of wrestling boots.
June 28, 2015
Triple H tidbits
A post on YouTube where WWE reveals five things that you might not have known about Triple H. One of the more interesting tidbits is that there are several wrestlers that are currently on the main roster that were also trained by beloved trainer Killer Kowalski.
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California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. recently announced that agents from his office and the Santa Ana Police Department have arrested a "serial con artist" who defrauded hundreds of people by charging them $500 to apply for credit cards that did not exist. Ralph Adam Rendon, 33, of Orange County, was arrested late last week on suspicion of grand ... Read More »
California Sues Credit Repair Business for Operating Illegally
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. today sued Todd Swick and Michael Sardo, owners of Los Angeles based Executive Financial Credit Services, for ignoring "repeated warnings" to register with his office and post a $100,000 bond with the Secretary of State. "Swick and Sardo violated California law by refusing to register their credit repair business with the Attorney General's ... Read More »


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Portland @ Boston
TD Garden
Offensive Efficiency:
Boston: 104.9 points/100 possessions (13th)
Portland: 105.1 points/100 possessions (12th)
Defensive Efficiency:
Boston: 106.5 points allowed/100 possessions (23rd)
Portland: 109.0 points allowed/100 possessions (29th)
Probable Blazers starters: Damian Lillard (PG), Nicolas Batum (SG), Wesley Matthews (SF), LaMarcus Aldridge (PF), J.J Hickson (C)
View from the Opposing Bench: Portland Roundball Society
Brendan Jackson caught up with the guys at Portland Roundball Society to go 3-on-3 on the matchup tonight. Here's one of Brendan's answers for a sampling:
1. Kevin Garnett has shifted over the last year almost exclusively to the center position. The Blazers also start a center out of position in J.J. Hickson. Do you predict Garnett will spend most of his time guarding Hickson or on LaMarcus Aldridge?
Garnett will almost definitely be guarding Aldridge, however the Celtics switch picks a lot and often pick up different men in transition so it's not likely to be a huge factor. Brandon Bass, the other alternative, is just not suited to defend really tall guys that have good turn around post moves and can shoot over him. Aldridge is one of the best in the biz and needs to be held to his averages if the Celtics have a shot. Garnett gives them the best chance to do that.
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Other Items of Note:
Courtney Lee will get the start at guard alongside Jason Terry tonight in place of the suspended Rajon Rondo. Here were my thoughts on the arrangement from earlier today:
You can likely pencil Lee into the shooting guard spot for tonight to matchup with Wesley Matthews, but I'll be curious to see whether Doc trusts Terry or Barbosa to handle the shifty rookie for the bulk of tonight's minutes. If neither is up to the job, Doc could also place Lee on Lillard and attempt to hide Terry or Barbosa on Matthews, not an ideal situation given Matthews' height advantage on both players, but still a possibility.
Either way, the C's catch somewhat of a break tonight given the fact that Portland has a very underwhelming bench in the backcourt, so they won't be able to exploit Terry and Barbosa as much with Rondo sidelined, although that reality may change tomorrow night against the Bucks explosive backcourt.
Chris Wilcox (illness) and Jeff Green (knee) also plan on playing tonight, so look for Doc to stick with a nine-man rotation featuring Barbosa, Green, Sullinger and Wilcox off the bench against a weak Portland second unit that Boston should be able to take advantage of.
Prediction: Celtics 99, Blazers 90


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CDBG Paves Way for Municipal Improvement
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WHEELING — Despite yet another cut to the city's annual Community Development Block Grant allocation, Wheeling residents should see more streets paved and sidewalks repaired through the program this......
Residents can express their views what a government joke. The fix is already decided, why have public hearing since the vote is a done deal if it was not a done deal they would have had it in the beginning and things like the field of dreams would of not been even on the list. The majority would of not wanted it because they need better roads and sidewalks but the politicians have all the wants to spend it on.
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The spending shows how government has the needs mix-up with wants and the money that should be helping the community is only helping a few. This waste keeps people from wanting to relocate to Wheeling.
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Rt2 through Warwood is a joke!!
MASSIVE ruts and pot holes that now have vehicles driving LEFT of center to keep from bending a rim or breaking an axle!!!
Soon there will be head on collisons as a DIRECT result of the dangerous roads and the suits that will result will easily bankrupt this corrupt government and instantly transform podunkville to Detroit over night!
Prgressive government all wind up the same!
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Simple upkeep & maintenance would be so much more ecoonmical - not only for municipalities but also for the entire state regarding roads & sidewalks. This is very noticeable in the newest part of Rt.2 4-lane between Washington Lands and Fish Creek - believe it was a ~$250-Million project back in 2005/06. It is already in pitiful & pathetic condition due to simple & now expensive neglect that cannot only be ignored for so long until repairs will need to be done - while upkeep & proper maintenance would have & should have been the case.
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About time to spend the funds to benefit all. Let these dozens of local so called charities stand on their own.
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We put a practice field for Central catholic ahead of our roads and the safety of our citizens? Who prioritizes these things, the bishop?
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This article is like a politically spun riddle. The title is "Roads are 2014 CDBG Focus. In the article it states that this year only $71,000 will be spent on streets and sidewalks. It is 2014 correct? The article further states that $546,000 will be available for infrastructure in fiscal year 2014-15. Are the horrible streets in Wheeling being paved this spring/summer? When does the city fiscal year start/end? Are the Oil/Gas drilling companies contributing for any repairs this spring/summer? Kruger street in EG is a city street that comes to mind.
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The city of wheeling has never been for the small business man it's why the place dried up . Why would I do business in wheeling they have run us all off. It's sad that the ohio valley mall will welcome you with open arms . Wheeling adds a sales tax then brags how they blew 1.5 mil on nothing. They can't wait till ohio county absorbs the city and it becomes a metro government. Keep polishing that turd with my tax money please !!!
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Andy, I still would like to know the total cost of your "field of Dreams"
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$200,000+ to manage the program! Just some of those federal tax payer funded jobs that do NOT count in the federal employee numbers! Funny stuff.
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Harry Redknapp's rock-bottom Hoops grabbed a famous victory – their first away success in the league for well over a year – thanks to Shaun Wright-Phillips' goal on Wednesday.
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I agree with you about the call. But do you acutally believe that scum bag in Wash. He lies thru his teeth. that O'Care is crap. He promised you can keep what you have BS....Do they have it for themselves?
He used Medicare funds and SS for his benefit...money don't belong to him to use.
I'm not one of the Tea party....gr8 raise for the SS isn't it 1.5%..while they sit there making all kinds of bux his wife also.....for what!!!
who is the idiot calling from this number. I could and will just block it anyway
Thank You Helen for the information below for the alternate number. When I called the alternate number, the recording asked immediately if I'd like to be added to the do not call list, so I did. A similar call came to my number about a week ago and I went to my phone provider, Brighthouse, and added that one to my call block list, so be warned, they may call from more than one number. I went to report them to the FTC but guess what, the site is not operating due to the Shutdown. I went to the DoNotCall registry but guess what their site is not up either, that's right, government Shutdown. The Tea Party, the GOP and the Koch Brothers are TOTALLY TO BLAME. BTW they did use the words, "death panels", they are banking on our stupidity, doesn't that offend any of you on the Right?!?
So for now find a way to Call Block and when the government is back, report them to anyone and everyone, I CERTAINLY WILL!!!
This is a Tea Party PAC trying to scare seniors into signing an anti Obama Care petition. It is the most vile and ignorant lying nonsense I have ever heard. They are raving about death panels and horror and all kinds of craziness. These people are below pond scum. Their crazy ass robo dialing alternate number is 1-330-614-7305. Wish I could burn their cruddy phone bank to the ground. Since I am not going to, I leave this information for your consumption. Thanks. Looking forward more than ever to Obamacare. The Tea Party has degenerated into vicious delusional bullying, targeting our oldest and most vulnerable populations. They can go sit and spin.
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I'm going to try to keep this post somewhat brief, and touch on two aspects effects of this reality. There is, no doubt, much more to say about both ideas, but not in a "morning musings" post! So I'll keep it to one paragraph per idea this time.
I believe that photographs are not so much about the things in front of the camera as they are about how the photographer sees the world. Whatever the subject might be, there is only one of it. Yet there are as many ways of seeing that one subject as there are people — perhaps even more. At first we all are certain that the subject of a photograph is that thing at which we point the camera, but the more photographs we see — our own and those of other photographers — the more we understand that the important thing is how and what the photographer sees, and how that way of seeing is shared photographically. In your own photography, this can and should eventually lead you beyond trying to emulate or compete with other photographers, and toward finding your own true and honest way of seeing.
Related to the idea that photographs embody your way of seeing is a secondary issue that affects the difference between how we see our work and how others see it. I sometimes am surprised that a photograph I believe in provokes little response from viewers, while one that I might think is fine-but-not-great will evoke a strong response. One explanation may be that no one else can ever see a photograph in the same way that the photographer sees it. I don't write this to suggest that viewers are coming up short when they look at photographs. The point is actually more about a mystery that the photographer often has to deal with. We often "know" our photographs in ways that are inaccessible to others. We recall the experience of making the photograph, what we had in mind when we made it, how the subject might connect to us in a personal way. We understand what we wanted the photograph to be and to do, and we are aware of things that we might have chosen to do differently in retrospect But viewers know none of this and, for the most part, can never fully know it. One of the outcomes of this reality is that we, as photographers, are frequently not the best judges of our own work. For everyone in the world but the photographer, the photographs have to say what they say on a visual basis — whatever meaning and associations they may have must come from that visual object.
Morning Musings are somewhat irregular posts in which I write about whatever is on my mind at the moment. Connections to photography may be tenuous at times!
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HOT weather caused a massive blaze at a South Oxfordshire hazardous chemicals recycling depot at the weekend, fire bosses said.
Oily rags ready for disposal were ignited by 21C temperatures at Grundon Waste Management Ltd, Ewelme, near Benson, investigators found.
Plumes of thick black smoke were seen across the district and residents in nearby villages were warned to shut their windows.
About 75 firefighters and 10 fire engines attended the Goulds Grove blaze – reported at 7.20pm on Saturday – and put it out by 3am.
It was contained within a waste sorting building which had fireproof walls and stores items like lithium batteries.
Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service group manager Grahame Mitchell, below, said: "You need a lot of things to be present for it to happen, including oily rags, exposure to sunlight and a hot day. It's quite rare but not unheard of."
He said the building was destroyed with the roof burnt through.
Residents within a three-mile radius including Ipsden, Nuffield, Britwell Salome and Huntercombe were urged to shut their windows.
Benson and Wallingford were not affected due to wind patterns, fire commanders said.
Waste staff were present and paramedics attended but no-one required treatment. Environment Agency fume tests found no danger to health.
Volunteers from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church rapid response team provided food and drinks to about 100 emergency staff.
Jo Goddard, 45, of Beggarsbush Hill, near Benson, said: "You could taste it. It kind of made your mouth feel all dry. But it wasn't like the smell of tyres or plastic."
Fire crews at the waste plant yesterday
David Reynolds, 34, of The Street, Ewelme, said: "At first I was quite worried, because I know they deal with hazardous waste up there.
"But there wasn't a panic or anything. I'm just glad it's out now and no-one was hurt."
The firm – which in 2012 said the depot processes 7,500 tonnes a year – could not be reached for comment.
Incident commander Nigel Wilson said firefighters on a 10am to 5pm strike would have returned to work had the blaze fallen in that time.
He said an agreement was in place for those on strike over pay and pensions to return for a "serious incident".
Oxford Mail reader Lu Anthony captured this dramatic shot of thick black smoke rising from one of the buildings at the waste plant
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Only four members of North Carolina's House delegation faced challenges in Tuesday's primary, among them seven-term GOP Rep. Walter Jones, who famously brought "freedom fries" to Washington before turning against the war in Iraq.
Jones has previously been considered a safe incumbent. He had no primary challenger in 2006, and his margin of victory in the general election that year was 38 percentage points.
But his increasing stand against the war during the past two years has placed him further at odds with the Republican Party in his district, home to the Marine Corps' Camp Lejeune and other bases.
Jones wrote to President Bush to oppose the 2007 boost in troop levels and was one of two GOP congressmen to vote against the administration's terrorist surveillance program.
Jones was also one of a handful of Republican congressmen to vote in favor of a timetable for troop withdrawals last year. One of the others - Maryland Rep. Wayne Gilchrest - lost his primary in February.
Jones' opponent in Tuesday's primary, Joe McLaughlin, has said the district needs a congressman who supports the Marines and soldiers fighting in Iraq and called the war a "noble cause" that the United States cannot lose. McLaughlin is a former Army officer at Fort Bragg and county commissioner in the community that surrounds Camp Lejeune.
Incumbent GOP Rep. Sue Myrick, of Charlotte; Republican Rep. Patrick McHenry, of Cherryville; and Democratic Rep. Brad Miller, of Raleigh, also faced challengers in the primary.
Freshman Rep. Heath Shuler was one of the nine members of the 13-member delegation who didn't face a primary opponent and will cruise uncontested to the November election. A former football star at the University of Tennessee, Shuler won western North Carolina's 11th District by almost 8 percentage points two years ago.
A moderate who defends gun rights and opposes abortion, he has been careful not to upset conservative voters in his district. He has broken with his party on several occasions, including last month when he voted against a Democratic budget that he didn't think did enough to protect tax cuts targeted to the middle class.
Shuler, a Democratic superdelegate, said Monday that he plans to endorse the Democratic presidential candidate who wins the most votes in his district.
Of the three Republicans challenging Shuler, only former Henderson County GOP chairman Spence Campbell has reported strong fundraising numbers.


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April 29th, 2013 (6:12 PM).
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i am also a big fan of garchomp. its probably the most powerful and fastest of all dragon types, but it more has to do with how i like sinnoh so much, cynthia's garchomp in the anime was amazing. also ash's gible was pretty funny (the voice was great). i like haxorus but hes nothin compared to flygon (on my white 2 team) and salamence. dragonite is cool but lets be honest his design is a little silly which is why hes around the bottom of my list.
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