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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - March 13, 1970, Abilene, Texas potter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT Byron 89T1I YEAR, NO. 2G8 PHONE 673-4271 ABILENE, TEXAS, 79604, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, PAGES IN FOUR SECTIONS 7'resj lOc SUNDAY Cambodia Mobs it Viet Quarter Crowds Attack Houses in Phnom Penh Prayer Before Battle U.S. Marines alleiid Mass celebrated on a makeshift altar, the hood of a jeep, prior lo making an onslaught at a Viet Cong position south of Da Nang in Vietnam. The service was held at the edge of a Giant helicopter pad in Hie Que Son Valley, 22 miles southwest of Da Nang. (AP Wirepnolo) Hy I'KTKH 0'I.OUGHLIN Associated 1'icss Writer BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Mobs of Cambodians demon- strated loday for the Ihircl day against North Vietnamese and Vicl Cong troops using their counlry and raided (lie Viet- namese quarter (if I'hnom Pcnli, Itic capital informed sources in Bangkok said. The crowds attacked houses and stores owned by Viet- namese and Inolcd lloinan Cath- olic churches. No deaths were reported, bill al leasl four Viet- namese were reported hospital- ized. Cambodia's nilci', Prince No- rodom Sihanouk, said in Paris that tlic were the work of rigid-wingers trying lo force his nation into "Hie American camp." Hut the Cam- bodian cabinet said the demon- strators were "worthy of and (lie National As- sembly made known that it "strongly supports" the demon- strators." Pririci: Sihanouk, who has been on his annual health visit lo Prance, said lie would leave today lor Phnom Penh but would slop on the way in Mos- cow anil Peking, apparently lo ask tile Soviets and the Chinese to smooth over things between him and Hanoi. The cabinet statement, broad- cast by Hadio Phnom Penh, said "several hundred thou- sand" residents o[ Phnom Penh had demonstrated lo support the people of Svay Riang Province, which the Viet Cong have infil- trated lieavilv. ELL1E RUCKIOil and BICTTY GHISSOM Is Hypodermic Needle Illegal? ion To Texas Ranch Q. Is II against Uir law lo possess a hypodermic needle'.' If so, what almul people. arc diabetic or allergic and give lliomselves shols? A. Il's unlawful to possess narcotic paraphernalia and if a hypodermic needle was being used for the purpose of injecting narcotics, (his would he a violation of Ihe law. However, simply possessing a hypodermic needle is not illegal; il depends on whal il's being used for. The investigat- ing officer "certainly wouldn't arrest a diabetic who Wits shooting District Attorney Ed 1'aynlcr said. If the investigat- ing officer believes Ihc needle is lor un- lawful purposes, il ivoulil be up to the courts lo decide who was right and il there was an actual violation. Q. 1 have purchased a liilc model car with tape player and a lot of tapes came wllh It. They arc all rock and roll nr music wliich'appcals lo Ihc younger set. Hclng veil up In jCri''S I like soil swcel music of yesteryears. Is Itiero a tape exchange or some way of exchanging these lapes'-' A There's no Tape Exchange in Ihis ftrea-unless il's hiding oul behind a mesriiiile tree where Action Line can't find II There has been one here in Ihc past, nut ll'wenl out of business. However, your tapes aren't useless, they can lie erased and re- recorded with "soft, sweet music o vcstcrvears" for about S-l per tape at a local store thai specializes in lapcs. This method would save you more man per tape over Ihe cost of new tapes. 0 Is a discharged serviceman entitled (n benefits unilcr unemployment Insur- ance regulations? A Yes in mosl cases, but there arc cjuaiiticaiions lhal must be mcl: I) he must have 90 or more continuous days of active service in (He armed forces, 2) he must have teen discharged or released under conditions olhcr HKHI dishonorable S) he must have had a certain amour .of active service in Ihc Armed Forces within a base period specified in Ihc slalc unemployment durance law. For a particular situation, contacl the nearest Slate Employment Com- mission. By TEl) POWr.llS Associated Press Writer SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Johnson returned to his ranch near Stonewall, Tex., loday alter nearly two weeks or treatment erics, hospital aulhorilies an- nounced. The hospital bulletin said Doc- tors have asked the former president lo avoid strenuous Di- stressful activities and lo obtain plenty of rest. The bullclin quoted doctors as saying they believe the former president gradually can increase his activities to a normal level. The former president relumed to Ihe rr.nch with Mrs. Johnson by automobile. He was flown from tl'.c ranch lo the Army's Hrooko General Hospital in a helicopter March 2 after clieM plans began occurring Feb. 20. Departure was made without prior notice. Doctors said they wanted as liltlc scurrying about as possible when he left. "The former president's vital signs have remained stable for Die past several days and there has been mi recurrence of the chest pains." He went to (he hospital and lo his presidential suile atop the installation after recurring pains in his chest and in his lefl arm. The pains often jolted Johnson awake al night. Doctors said their main object was lo prevent Ihe ailment from leading to another heart attack such as the massive one he suf- fered in [035 when he was .Senate majority leader. Viet Helicopter Ground VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) U.S. jet fighter-bombers de- slroynd a N'orth Vietnamc.se hel- icopter on the ground in Ihe llo Chi Minn Trail region of south- ern Laos, informed sources said today. The sources said il was Ihe first confirmation of a North Viclnnuic.se helicopter in Laos, although there have boon uncon- firmed reports of at Icasl three being sighlcd in the Plain of Jars region of northeastern Laos. WEATHER U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ESSA WEATHER BUREAU (Weather Map. Pg. !C) ABILENE AND VICINITY [-10-mile Fflir and warmer today and tonight; pa-lly cloudy and mild High loday, r.onr 50; [anight, ndir 35: Saturday. In the L'.gl-t and vjn.ib'e winds looay. becoming southerly al ID-li m.p.h. saluiday. H'gh ard lov; [or ending 9 a.m.: 36 and II. High And law urne dj'e lasl year: 55 arw1 79. Sunset List riigM: njnrije today: tcnigJil: The sources said (he helicop- ter, a Russian MM, was parked on the ground under camouflage opposite the A Shan Valley re- gion of South Vietnam. The American planes al- lackcd il three days ago, Ihe sources said, and the. destruc- tion was confirmed by photo- graphs taken by American re- connaissance planes. "On one pass Ihc bombers knocked off the rolor one source said. "On Ihe second pass they turned il over. On Ihe third pass Ilioy blew it up." The helicopter was said to have four rolor blades and clamp shell doors lhal open from the back. Meanwhile informed sources said battlefield action had sub- sided lo its lowest level in three months. One source said that a buildup of as many ns seven North Viet- namese batlalions had been nol- cd southwest of Ihe Plain of Jars. Fruit Hurl; Extent Hot Known Yet The area fruit crop lias been damaged by the recent cold and frost, Abilene nurserymen queried Friday morning agreed, hut most said extent of damage cnuld not be determined until there had been more sunshine. Most of Hie nurserymen fool things aren'l as bad as they might moisture provided by snow and water has blocked Hie freeze damage, and pre- vented loss of moM of ihe budding Fruit, they said. Marvin .Myers, however, of Nursery, believes the damage extensive. "I'll say most of it's gone, as hard a freeze ns we've bad ..1 doubt if we'll have much fruit this year." year." Late pcaclies, he Ihinks, are the only frail (hat we may have in abundance. Everything else, lie said, was in bud and was frozen: Bill llnll nt Abilene Nursery Srod and Paint Store, said, "Well, we've had moisture and thai would going lo take a lot of sunshine, before we'll really know." Fruit buds which haven't opened up, he said, will survive, and Hie tendency of frosl lo .sclllc at low levels, coupled willi Hie protective moisture provided by snow, will protect much of the budding fruit. Al Wcstgate Nursery and Garden Center. Mrs. Mary said: "I don't think Hint it's all do think there has been fame damage, but I don't think it has all been killed...." It's hard lo say right now, she said: "We won't" know until the sun has been out for a full day or more." Plum trees, she might have suffered more damage than oilier varieties. Mrs. Paula Carter al 'Elm- wood Gardens said: "I'm sure there's a lot of il hurt, but you can'l Icll, really, because il hasn't thawed out enough. Snow, she said, will have helped protect the fruit, but "it. moiled ol( yesterday" and there will be damage from the frost this much, "it's too early lo tell." Oil, SPEW GULF Oil spews a hundred feel into the air as an offshore rig blows wild in the Gulf of Mexico off (lie Louisiana coasl. Efforts lo cap the well arc under- way Intt meanwhile up to barrels of oil per day are being emptied into the Gulf. Story on Pg. 7A. (AP Wircpholo) ixon Asks Law to Protect Funds WASHINGTON (AP) dent M.xon asked Congress lo- day for a law affecting employe pensions with the aim of crack- ing down on conflicts of interest ami improper financial dealings by pension fund administrators. In a special message, Nixon said billion now is invested in private pension and welfare funds covering ahoul 50 million workers. mosl of Ihc plans arc carefully managed by responsi- ble he said, "ive must make certain Dial Ihc employe's rioncy is ful'y protected." One requirement of the pro- posed employe benefits protec- tion act w Mild be that those1 who control benefit funds "inusl deal with IhoH funds exclusively in Ihc interest of Ihc employe bcn- ciicii'.rics." A federal standard would he established Id spell out this obli- gation and, Nixon said, "would more effectively provide a rem- edy where conflict of interest or carelessness exists in iho. management or investment of funds." While declaring Ihat such .sit- uations are infrequent, the President said cxisling stale and federal laws arc inadequate to deal with them. lie said his proposal also would broaden strengthen reporting and disclosure provi- sions involving Ihe financial op- erations of pension funds and their actuarial bases. ''This type of account ing." he said, "is similar n require- ments presently applicable In miilnal investment banks and insurance companies O Is Ihc average moan ralurc of Ahllenc? I'm aware Ihal water 50 (eel he-low Ihc surface (in any well) Is within Hi degrees nt the average mean (cnipcralmc, hut I nred lo know within one degree because I m designing a refrigeration and healing system. A The Texas Almanac gives Ihc mean maximum .Inly temperature as 54 degrees Ihe mean minimum in as 33 degrees. Mclcorologisl C. K Silchlcr of the U.S. Weather nnreaii says Ihc average for Ihe lasl 30 years is fil.3. Address niicsllons In Acllon Line, Box 3H, Abilene, Texas, 73M I. Names will tint be used hut micsllnns miisl be signed and addresses given. Israeli Jets Pound Missile Base Deep in Egypt By flONAU) THOMSON Associated Press Wrilcr TEL AVIV (AP) Israeli planes flew deep into Egypt again loday and pounded a So- viel-bnill missile base on Ihe banks of Ihe Nile 70 miles nnrlh of Cairo, Ihe Israeli military command announced. All Ihe Israeli jets returned safely from Ihe raid on the SA2 antiaircraft missile silc al El Mansura, 45 miles wesl of the Canal, Ihc spokesman said. II was (he 15th strike by Is- raeli planes deep inside Egypt since the beginning of the year. The lasl one look place a week ago. Israel's Ambassador to Ihc United Stales, liabin, arrived in Tel Aviv today for talks with Foreign Minister Abba Kban. Authoritative sources said Rabin was recalled lo give his assessment of Presi- dent Nixon's delay in annnurc- ing his promised decision on Is- rael's request for more Phan- tom and Skyhawk jets. Earlier loday in the occupied Gaxa Strip, Arab guerrillas shot up an Israeli bus, wounding the 51-year-old Arab driver, Ihc Is- raeli military command said. Two Arabs jumped aboard the bus and fired about 20 rounds into Hie vehicle carrying Arab laborers lo their jobs. The work- ers fled when Ihe shooting broke out. There have been guerrilla at- tacks almosl daily in Ihc Oaxa Strip this week, a campaign di- rected al Arabs whom Ihc guer- rillas accuse of cooperating with Ihc Israelis. In Ihc aftermath of Thurs- day's air attacks across Ilic Suez Canal, Ihe Egyptians con- firmed that I lie Israelis shot down one of their Sukhoi-7 fight- er-bombers. They also said lhal Ilic Israeli raids killed seven Egyptians and wounded nine. A close confidant of Egyptian President Gnmnl Ahdel Xasscr said today thai U.S. policy in Ihc Middle East is not based on forsaking American inlcrcsls in the Arab world in favor o[ Is- rael but on "ensuring these in- lcrcsls in Ihc long run on Wash- ington's terms." Ha.ssnnnn lleikal, Ihe editor of Ihe semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram, made this observation in his weekly editorial in which he rcjeclcd U.S. .Secretary of Slate William P. Rogers four- point ciimmiinii ation lo Egypt on Ihc .Middle East. lleikal said, "II is inconceiv- able lhal one of Ihc world's Iwn fjrcal powers would so simply and deliberately strive lo lose the friendship of 100 million Ar- abs lo gain Ihe friendship of iwo ir.illina Israelis in such a stra- tegically and economically vital region HS (he Middle East and despite warnings of many prom- inent Americans.'1 The proposed act would make available lo employes vital in- formation about Ihe plans lhal are run for their welfare and re- lircmonl.'' The secretary of labor, under the proposed bill, also would be given greater investigatory and enforcement powers. Finally. Ibc bill "would foslcr a body of uniform federal law in employe benefits protection." specified lhal "slate Inws that otherwise regulate banking, insurance ami securities are ex- pressly flowed to remain in ef- fect." TJic proposal is similar lo sent lo Congress in by for- mer Secretary of Labor AVirlz in Ihe final months of I'rrsident Lyndon R. Johnson's administration. The Wirtz meas- ure was pigeon-holed. jN'ixon also urged Congress lo act "without further delay" on ll'.roe proposals he submitted lasl year dealing wilh manpow- er training, unemployment in- surance and occupational safety aixl health." NEWS INDEX Amusement Bridge 'sc 3-9D Cc.-r'ics 2D Ed.lcr o's (ic SA Hcsp'lol Patients Obituaries To Your Goad Hcollh TV Loq Women's News 9C 2A 3.5C ICC 2-53 ;
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Hon'ble Mr. Justice V. Gopala Gowda (DoB)06.10.1951
Term of Office: (DoA) 24.12.2012 (F.N.) to (DoR) 05.10.2016
Born on 06.10.1951 at Peddur, Chikkaballapor District in Karnataka State as son of late Shri D. Venkate Gowda and Smt. Subbamma.
Did his B.Sc. from First Grade College, Chintamani in 1971-72 under Mysore University and LL.B. from SJRLC Bangalore in 1975.
Enrolled as an Advocate on 14.11.1975 and joined the chambers of Sri K. Subba Rao and Sri S.C. Reddy, Senior Advocates, Bangalore.
Started independent practice from 1979 at Bangalore in the High Court, Labour Courts, Industrial Tribunals, Civil Courts and Criminal Courts and handled Constitutional matters, Writ Petitions and cases relating to labour, service, civil, co-operative society matters, land reforms, criminal, matrimonial and all other civil matters.
Appeared for several Trade Unions, All India Associations etc. Part-time Asstt. Professor in V.V. Puram Law College from 1983-1991, taught Mohammedan Law and Labour Law. Part-time Asstt. Professor, University Law College, Bangalore in 1986-1987.
Worked as Standing Counsel for Bangalore Mahanagara Palike from 1983 to 1993 and again in 1995 till elevation as Additional Judge of Karnataka High Court and also as Standing Counsel for Karnataka Public Service Commission, Bangalore.
Was Member of the Karnataka State Bar Council and Chairman of Enrolment Committee till elevation as Additional Judge of Karnataka High Court.
Elevated as an Additional Judge of Karnataka High Court on 11.06.1997 and became permanent Judge on 03.06.1999.
Also functioned as Executive Chairman of Karnataka State Legal Services Authority appointed by His Excellency the Governor of Karnataka with effect from 23.06.2006 to 23.03.2010 and also as a Member of the National Legal Services Authority, New Delhi from 07.01.2009 to 6.1.2011.
Sworn in as Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court, Cuttack on 25.03.2010.
Elevated as a Judge of the Supreme Court of India on 24.12.2012.


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Mary Wilson presents an information packed evening news magazine with all the stories of the day
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World famous boyband One Direction are set to appear on billboards, as part of the ISPCC's anti-bullying campaign. Drivetime's Brian Lally talks to Mullingar's Niall Horan. We also speak to Caroline O'Sullivan of the ISPCC.
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FBI agents raid Marina home Wednesday morning
MARINA, Calif. - FBI agents stormed a Marina man's home Wednesday morning, seizing computers and laptops. The arrest follows a complaint filed in New York on child pornography charges.
The federal complaint was filed Wednesday and it accuses Dennis Whitt of production of child pornography. Federal prosecutors said the complaint comes from the Northern District office in New York.
Whitt was at marina when FBI agents arrested him. Neighbors say the raid began around 6:30 a.m.
The Santa Clara County Sexual Assault and Felony Enforcement Unit assisted the FBI with the raid, as well as the Marina Police Department.
"We were just like, 'Oh my God, what happened?' it must be something big if the FBI was involved, they had a surveillance van out here, numerous, numerous cars. A crazy, crazy circus out here," said Ashley Aguilar, neighbor.
Sources tell us Whitt worked at Best Buy in Marina but recently took a job at a Central Coast FedEx.
Neighbors said they never saw Whitt and he did not interact with anyone.
"This guy, I've never met him hes always kept to himself. Twice I've been to his door, nobody would answer the door. He has this big dog and I always think, 'Why doesn't he walk his dog?'" said Cherri Wilson, neighbor.
Neighbors also said two people lived in the Marina home. A woman was seen driving away from the home after the raid.
Whitt was taken to the Bay Area and according to court records, was scheduled to make his first appearance at the San Jose U.S. Courthouse Wednesday afternoon. Stay tuned with Central Coast News with those developments.


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Cute Valentine's Day Ideas For Her: What To Get The Gal Who Loves Travel
Whoever said "love will find a way" never spent hours in a busy mall searching for the perfect present for their special someone.
And if the girl in your life loves to travel, you already know the mundane heart-shaped chocolates won't do the trick for a woman always looking for an adventure.
A gift to a lady with a love for travel can take many forms, big or small. It could mean planning a vacation together with your Valentine as a weekend escape, or simply sending her a postcard instead of a traditional email or text message.
If the lady in your life is always planning her next trip, the right Valentine's Day gift will have to go a step further. It could mean a hand-picked glass of wine that takes her back to wine-tasting days in California or a travel book that'll add even more notes to her growing bucket list.
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When an avid traveller looks at a map, they can't stop thinking about all the possibilities. Why not inspire your Valentine by getting her a map she can put on a wall and scratch off the destinations she's been to, or a dry erase map she can write her all over? This wall decal map is removable, so she can position it around in the house or take it along if she's planning a long getaway. $20.99 at WallPops for the wall decal, $29.50 at Chapters for the scratch map
It can be frustrating to find a perfume that'll get through security but also match your taste, thanks to current airport security restrictions. If your Valentine's a fan of fragrances, these rollerball perfumes might do the trick. They're just the right size to fit into her travel bag, or carry on and single bottles or gift sets can be purchased. The smaller size of the fragrance means she can go back for her favourites, or try another selection when she needs something that smells better than her seatmate's body odour. $12 - $55 at Sephora.com
Chances are your special someone already has a travel list that could go on for pages. Whether she's hunting for the interesting landmark, seeking new experiences or keen to jump into an adventure, get her one of these book's from the Lonely Planet series to fuel the fire. The books will let her pick specific sights she wants to do at destinations already on her list or add to an overflowing wishlist. You could even test your travel compatibility by picking (and crossing off) destinations together, because let's face it: a couple who travels together, stays together. $17.55 at Chapters
The tastes of far-away lands can be brought closer with the right meal and drink. Pick your Valentine's favourite travel destination, one she reminisces about fondly, or one you know she wants to visit. It will bring back fond memories of a trip or get her even more excited about an upcoming adventure. Instead of picking a generic restaurant, choose the best tapas bar in town or an Italian restaurant frequented by Italians. If your loved one's favourite destination happens to be Spain for example, start the night with a walk to marvel at local architecture, indulge in a tapas meal later and don't forget to order a sangria. If camping in more her style, indulge in a day hike, throw some burgers onto a grill, roast marshmallows and of course, don't forget the beer.
If your gal is something of a triple-threat, consider her a gift that matches. This compact lip gloss serves three purposes: it has a gloss, a mirror on one side and an in-built LED light. Whether your girl is out exploring Europe or stuck on a plane with a passenger in the aisle seat who's asleep, she'll never have to wait to touch up her lips. More importantly, if the winds of Peru's sand dunes get something in her eye and there's no mirror in sight, this mirror-light combo will make a world of difference. $22 at Lise Watier
Book a spa day for your loved one who's constantly on the move. Let her indulge in a massage that takes the aches of a long-flight away or a manicure and pedicure that will remind her of her trip to a resort. A couple's massage is also a great way to spend Valentine's day together. Relax, rejuvenate and be inspired for your next vacation as you listen to the sound of ocean waves crashing on the shore.
Your Valentine's jewellery collection probably has select picks from around the world; the earrings off a street market in Bangkok or maybe the watch she splurged on in New York. Her treasure collection is fragile and a sturdy jewellery case means she can travel with it safely. You can also write a personalized message to your special someone, adding a flare of romance. $21 at Pottery Barn
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AUBURN, Ala. --- UAB's women's tennis team wrapped up the third day of the ITA Southern Regional on Sunday with freshman Catherine Ragon advancing to the Singles B Draw consolation finals.
Ragon had to face teammate Elaine Simon in the semifinals and took a 6-3, 6-3 win.
In other action, UAB sophomore Amy Lowther lost to Louisiana Tech's Taly Merker, 6-1, 6-4 in the Singles B Draw semifinals contest.
For more information on the UAB women's tennis team, follow the Blazers on Twitter (@UABAthletics) on Facebook (UAB Women's Tennis) or on the web (www.UABSports.com).


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Tut Tutting Over Tata's Way Of Doing Business
Foreign money managers looking for the best way to invest in India's murky but promising markets often end up buying shares in the various Tata companies. An empire of some 85 separately traded businesses all founded and run by Sir Jamsetji Tata and his descendants from 1868 until today, the Tata companies have combined revenues of $8.3 billion. They include some of the biggest names in corporate India: Tata Iron & Steel (Tisco), truckmaker Tata Electric & Locomotive (Telco), and premier watchmaker Titan. (The McGraw-Hill Cos., parent of BUSINESS WEEK, also has a publishing venture with a Tata company.) Foreign investors, who have sunk $1 billion into the shares of Tata companies, like their dominant market positions and appreciate the honest reputation the Tata family has cultivated.
But now, some of these foreign investors are having second thoughts. They are puzzling over the recent financial maneuvers of family leader Ratan N. Tata, who is chairman of the operating companies and the holding company Tata Sons Ltd. These outside shareholders fear that Ratan is shifting capital from the operating companies to Tata Sons--just at a time when the companies need all their funds to build their businesses and go head to head with new competitors as India deregulates. Tata and its managers would not respond to repeated requests for interviews.
Here is what's behind the flap: Although the Tatas started all the various companies that carry their name, the family, through Tata Sons, holds only minority stakes ranging from 3% to 15% in these companies. Under India's restrictive securities laws, the family did not previously need large stakes to ward off hostile takeovers. But it may need them in the future. Like many other Indian business dynasties, the family rules its empire through personal connections and goodwill, not through large stock positions.
NAME GAME. In his latest financial scheme, Ratan Tata, who has run the group since 1991, decided that the operating companies should pay for the right to use the Tata name, which has tremendous brand equity for consumers and investors. So in October, he suddenly ordered all the companies in the group to pay an annual fee of 0.25% of revenues. This would bring in an estimated $10 million annually to Tata Sons, and Ratan Tata has said he would use the funds to promote the family name for the good of all the companies. But he declines to spell out his plan. He argues that such promotion is an important task to counter increasing competition.
Some big investors, especially foreign ones, are unmoved by Tata's explanation. They note that the decision to levy the fee follows the recent liberalization of India's takeover laws and a Tata Sons rights issue last year, which they also consider controversial. In the issue, Ratan sold $73 million worth of rights in Tata Sons to the Tata operating companies. Since Tata Sons is a private company, its shares do not trade publicly.
Some outside shareholders suspect Ratan Tata could use the offering's proceeds to buy more shares in the operating companies, thus tightening the family's control over its empire--at no expense to his family. Indeed, some of the Tata companies had to borrow to participate in the rights issue, fund managers say. That's a mistake, argues one foreign investor, who demands anonymity for fear of alienating a company that pervades every aspect of Indian life. "Industrial companies in India will need capital to invest to compete over the next decade," he says. "This [diversion of capital] won't do the Tatas any good [long term]." Similarly, many of the foreign shareholders consider charging the operating companies a fee for use of the Tata name to be a waste of precious funds.
But the managements of Tata group companies apparently support the new measures. And, so far, the share prices of Tata companies have held their ground, indicating that shareholders still have confidence in the Tata name. But some institutional shareholders worry that Ratan Tata's financial maneuvering might eventually compromise the trust the company has established in the market. If so, they fear it could pare the Tata companies' traditional multiple of 10 to 20 times earnings down to the more typical Indian multiple of 3 to 10. Tata's chairman may well use the new fees to promote the Tata name. It would be ironic if he ends up damaging it instead.


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Kathy Wiseman, MBA
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Any of us are vulnerable to pressure, (kind of like gravity) from other people who surround us. Their influence on our direction has less to do with their weight as an object, and more to do with the kinds of conversations which are co created.
The conversations leave patterns of brain waves that can be described as overly determined, chaotic or as attractors. Joan Lartin will provide a demonstration for anyone in the audience who is interested in watching his or her brain learn from its own feedback. This feedback is fast, and allows individuals to alter their functioning in a radical way. We can compare the speed of the possible changes due to neurofeedback to altering one behavior in the multigenerational force field. In the family force field one's functioning alters at slow… slow… speed. Yet, one without the other cannot lead to long term creativity or even the appreciation of differences in the emotional system. Listening to family members describe efforts to understand their patterns and then trying to alter these patterns gives us great respect for this multigenerational force field.
Kathy Wiseman will present examples from family business where there is no monetary positive feedback for running away. Self determined individuals have found magical ways to separate or alter negative conversations while deeply respecting the conservative nature of biological systems. It is a paradigm break to know that a problem in one person is a function of a multigenerational force field, and not a mental illness in one person.


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Football ought not to be about spending millions of pounds buying a player and then promising him many more millions in wages, so that in the end you have to shell out more to keep the rest of the dressing room happy or pack people off to other clubs where they can occasionally get a game.
But it is, and this month has revealed a manager who not only acknowledges the nature of the game but revels in it. A manager who would rather buy a player any day of the week than boast a settled side or coax the best out of what he has got. A manager who has spent the current transfer window doing his best to buy a player every day of the week. Not Mark Hughes, who is only just starting, but Harry Redknapp, who really should know better by now but who has found the biggest and best-funded stage yet for his famous revolving-door transfer policy.
Not many other managers believe in revolving-door transfer policies but, like the sea captain in Blackadder who doesn't see why a crew is necessary – "Opinion is divided on the subject. All the other captains say it is; I say it isn't" – the Spurs boss is content to plot a solo course. "Tottenham seem to be in for everybody," Sunderland's Ricky Sbragia has just complained. "They are after every player in the league and they make sure it goes in the papers. That just unsettles people, and it's wrong."
While Sbragia may be slightly exaggerating the situation, there is no doubt he has a point. Redknapp lost no time in signing Jermain Defoe, moved quickly for Wilson Palacios, has been interested in Stewart Downing for ages and also wants Kenwyne Jones, Craig Bellamy, Antonio Valencia, Stephen Hunt and Adriano, and those are just the acknowledged targets. It's a bit like the old days at West Ham, but with more money in the kitty. Goodness knows how hyperactive Redknapp would be in a full summer transfer window, assuming Spurs ever let him loose in one.
Because the obvious downside to having a new favourite player every day is that yesterday's men are discarded like children's old toys, often worse for wear and of little resale value. Ask Darren Bent, who happens to be Spurs' top scorer, but who was offered to Sunderland in part exchange for Jones, on the dubious grounds that Sunderland all but agreed a deal to pay £10m for him in the summer. That was Sunderland with a different manager, though. And Jones was injured at the time, which was why Roy Keane was casting around for a new striker. Now Sunderland have a new manager and are perfectly happy with Jones and Djibril Cissé up front, you can see why Sbragia used the word "disrespectful" to describe Spurs' proposed deal. Bent may have an even stronger word for it.
Yet not even Bent has fallen from favour as quickly as Jermaine Jenas, who was playing well for Spurs and England at the start of the season and who went to Wigan at the weekend as Tottenham vice-captain. He stayed on the bench for the first 79 minutes and probably wishes he had remained there the whole 90. Instead he came on for the injured Michael Dawson, was pointedly blamed by Redknapp for not getting his head to the injury-time corner from which Maynor Figueroa scored the winning goal, and a matter of days later found himself stripped of the vice-captaincy and offered to Wigan as a makeweight in the Palacios deal. Steve Bruce said thanks but no thanks and held out for the full amount in cash. From poster boy at Spurs to not wanted at Wigan in a matter of hours. Has there ever been a better example of hero to zero?
The oddest aspect here is that Redknapp is not wheeling and dealing with his reserves or players who are surplus to requirements. Bent and Jenas are first and third in the Spurs scoring charts this season, not that that particular contest is turning out to be a memorable one. Redknapp will be embarrassed if Bent goes somewhere else and keeps scoring goals, which is generally what he does, and will look even sillier if José Mourinho comes in for Jenas and makes him look good at Internazionale.
Because whatever you think about Jenas' workrate, consistency, attitude and body language, there is no doubt he has the potential to be an excellent player. No Kaká, perhaps, but good enough for most Premier League teams and good enough on occasions for Fabio Capello. What the England manager does is try to get the best out of him, because he has to. What Redknapp is seeking to do is get rid of him because he can, either because his face doesn't fit or because he doesn't do a good enough impression of a centre‑half at corners. Let's hope Palacios is a whole lot better at aerial defensive duties, because Redknapp is clearly looking for a complete midfielder.
Palacios is good, but not that good – was anyone else suspicious of Manchester United's alleged interest forcing up the price? – though Tottenham fans would rather see points on the board right now than more comings and goings. Redknapp seemed just the man for the job when he arrived at White Hart Lane, now he just seems confused about what he wants. If this transfer window is the daftest yet, it is not entirely the fault of Manchester City.
Mersey police sense something in the air
Merseyside derbies used to be relatively friendly affairs, better known for banter than bile, yet the world is an angrier place than it used to be and there is no point pretending tomorrow's meeting at Anfield will be a lovable Scouse laugh-in.
Local police seem to think it could be the most toxic derby ever and have warned fans of both clubs they could be prosecuted for "criminal chanting". That probably doesn't mean barely making a noise, a crime of which Arsenal and Manchester United supporters are sometimes guilty,; it is much more likely to be individual abuse of the sort that has made Sol Campbell's life such a misery whenever, as today, he encounters Spurs fans.
One can readily imagine which individuals will be targeted, and indeed which songs may be sung, but the police must be expecting something new, otherwise they would have taken action before now. If they are going to make "criminal chanting" stick it is going to have to be something pretty dreadful and not just any old derby routine. Perhaps they have had a tip off. Perhaps Everton supporters are planning to do a Phil Collins number.


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Outfitted with just 56 rooms and spread out over 7,000 acres, The Lodge & Spa at Cordillera is at once intimate and spacious. Each 500-square-foot Mountain Lodge guest room—fit with either a private patio or balcony, or a fireplace—features a king or two queen beds and stylish Rocky Mountain décor, from sumptuously crafted wood furnishings to unique artwork.
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ITD warns of registration scams
BOISE, Idaho - The Idaho Transportation Department is warning about vehicle registration scams.
The department said it has gotten complaints of a caller complaining to be from ITD. The caller tells potential victims their vehicle registration needs to be renewed.
"Be aware that ITD does not make calls to renew vehicle registrations by telephone," said Amy Smith, ITD vehicle services manager, in a news release. "Citizens can renew their vehicle registration at their local Department of Motor Vehicle office, by mail or online through ITD's official website, www.itd.idaho.gov, and then click on 'DMV.'"
Smith said vehicle owners get a renewal notice in the mail two months before their registration expires. The notice has the personal identification number needed to renew a vehicle registration online.
Smith also warned of websites that offer to help people with online vehicle registrations.
"Do not use any services that pop up on your browser claiming to help you with registration because they will charge you an extra fee," she said. "That is why it is so important to use ITD's official website when conducting DMV-related transactions."
Any website that doesn't include "idaho.gov" in its address is not affiliated with the State of Idaho.
Individuals who believe they are victims of identity theft are urged to contact the Idaho Attorney General's Office Consumer Protection Division at (208) 334-2424 or toll-free at (800) 432-3545.


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Parks, Trails and Fields
Some of Nanaimo's greatest assets are its public outdoor spaces. With over 880 hectares of City parks, 12 dog off-leash areas, over 173 kilometres of trails, 2 outdoor amphitheatres, 70 playgrounds and 26 sports fields, including two artificial turf fields and 30 ball diamonds, there is something for everyone to enjoy and discover. Within this section of the website, you'll find information about parks services and features. You can also email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 250.756.5200 for further information.
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- Planning a wedding? Booking a park wedding
- If you are looking for information about hosting an event in one of Nanaimo's parks please complete this application form and submit it to Bowen Park administration offices
- Here are a few things to consider if you are planning to host an event in one of Nanaimo's parks
"How to" steps for booking a wedding or community event in one Nanaimo's parks:
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- Complete and submit your application permit (download either from above).
- Once approved (can take up to a week for approval) the Allocations Clerk will contact you to review the details and conditions of the event site rental. You are responsible for adhering to the conditions listed on the application and contract.
- A day or two prior to your event pick up keys (if necessary) from the Parks, Recreation and Culture adminstiration office at 500 Bowen Road.
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Haifa Wahbi's secret marriage an innocent prank
Egyptian composer Hilmi Baker has revealed in a recent press conference over the details of the upcoming Arabic Music Awards Festival that recent rumors of his secret marriage to Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi are an innocent April Fools joke. A magazine had published that Hilmi and Haifa had married four years ago and the fruit of their marriage was a baby boy.
Hilmi stressed that the news did not anger him due to the fact that it was a joke just to create some excitement. It was revealed that the rumor had created noise as some people were shocked to read the news not knowing whether to believe it or if it is just another creation of the media.
The rumor that the magazine had published included a complete scenario of how the two supposedly met and the pregnancy of Haifa, which the magazine said that the singer had stayed home all through her pregnancy fearing that people will find out about the wedding. It even added that Haifa was applying for an Egyptian citizenship for her son and was in the process of doing all the legal paperwork.
Recently, Wahbi was on a visit to the United States of America to be part of the casting for the new film "Ali Baba" by Lebanese born film producer Elie Samaha, who is the Chairman/CEO of Franchise Pictures, which has fast become one of the most prolific production and co-financing companies in the entertainment industry. Haifa's visit was for three weeks where she met Samaha after she was nominated to be in Elie's film "Ali Baba" alongside international actor Antonio Bandares and Lebanese singer Wael Kfoury. –Albawaba.com
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Schwarzenegger Won't Budge as California Nears Collapse
Posted on Jul 1, 2009
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a Democratic proposal to cut $11.4 billion in spending, saying that "the Legislature must solve the entire [$27 billion] deficit ... and must not push the problem off to tomorrow." With IOUs now a certainty and the state in financial ruin, a prominent Democrat called the governor's stance "the most irresponsible thing that I've seen in my 15 years of public service."
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By Lockweed, July 3, 2009 at 6:07 pm Link to this comment
I live in California. Its a beautiful state and I hope Arnold gets his way so it stays that way. The big spenders and overly powerful unions have brought this state to its knees. We're out of money so they say take it from the rich. Many of the rich have already left California. My job went to the inexpensive southwest two years ago.
If Americans don't wake up, the whole country will go the way of California. The USA's unemployment rate is almost 10% and still growing. GM and Chrysler are bankrupt and will emerge a fraction of their former size. I agree that the rich in this country earn too much money. But you could have reduced the salaries of GM's and Chrysler's executives all you wanted to and that still would not have saved those companies.
There are people in this country who work very hard and get paid very little. There are also those in unions here in California (nurses, police, prison guards) that make huge salaries. This is ruining the California and other states.
By Kevin, July 1, 2009 at 9:55 pm Link to this comment
Really I'm impressed. We all bitch about the bailouts. Arnie stands up for accountability in my eyes. If there isn't enough money to cover all the government programs… than some things need to be cut! Which things get cut should be up to the legislature, obviously. If the public doesn't like cutting programs, than the California government needs to tax them more so that they can afford them. Really it seems like a no-brainer. The fraudulent practice of spending money you don't have needs to stop, finally a politician is standing up to it.
By Walter L. Tayes, July 1, 2009 at 5:41 pm Link to this comment
Thank God for Schwarzenegger!! he is the only reasonable person in Sacramento. The voters already told Sacramento that we don't want more taxes, it's time to make cuts, specially in the Unions, which have grown to astronimical numbers in the last 10 years, and now that reality hits them in the face they are in denial. The truth of the matter is that California doesn't earn enough money to support so many unions, taxpayers already pay too much taxes, and we are losing jobs by the thousands. The only cure is cuts!!!! Thank God for Arnold!
By anaman51, July 1, 2009 at 3:08 pm Link to this comment
What a pig. Arnold's game is designed to make the legislature choose between being responsible for cutting the throats of the poor once again, and letting Arnold do it. No matter what else takes place because of this mess, California's most needy citizens are going to get hosed. That's what always happens when the creeps in charge decide to save some money. Instead of taxing those who can afford it, instead of stopping wasteful spending inside the government itself, instead of heading off witless public works projects that began their lives as pork in a legislative bill, they will cut funding for poor children, the disabled, the eldery, and anyone else who can't fight back. It's just business as usual among the extortionists in office.
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Bhandara rape: School headmaster failed to alert family about missing girls, suspended
Three sisters, all minors were allegedly raped and murdered in Bhandara and their bodies were dumped in a well.
Bhandara: Eight days after the shocking incident of rape and murder of three minor girls in Bhandara district in Maharashtra, the government finally acted and suspended the headmaster of the school where two of the sisters studied.
The school headmaster was suspended as he failed to alert the family and police when the girls went missing on February 14. The two girls were not present at the time when the mid-day meal was being served, though their bags were in the class.
Three sisters, all minors were allegedly raped and murdered in Bhandara and their bodies were dumped in a well. Preliminary post-mortem report had confirmed that the girls were raped before being murdered.
Enraged villagers demanding a swift probe blocked the National Highway 6 for over four hours on Wednesday, while a bandh was called in the district. Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh and senior police officials have been rushed in to oversee the investigation.
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A new study from the Journal of Nutrition shows that caffeine has a positive effect on productivity. The study involved testing the efficacy of two antifatigue substances, caffeine and d-ribose.
Seventeen healthy volunteers were randomised to oral caffeine (200 mg/d), D-ribose (2000 mg/d), or placebo for 8 d.
The candidates were subjected to fatigue-inducing mental tasks: subjects performed a 30-min Uchida-Kraepelin psychodiagnostic test and a 30-min advanced trail-making test on four occasions.
During the tasks, the caffeine supplemented group was better than that of the placebo group. However, post-task fatigue was somewhat different. Though the perceived "…fatigue, motivation, or sleepiness was not significantly different…", the actual amount of "…plasma branched-chain amino acid levels in the caffeine group were lower than those of the placebo group. Administration of D-ribose had no effect."
When we get tired due to mental fatigue, plasma branched-chain amino acid (amino acid is protein in its lowest form, e.g. carbohydrate in its lowest form is glucose, fructose etc.) levels decrease.
The results show that the administration of caffeine improved task performance through the enhancement of central nervous system activity without increasing the sensation of fatigue. "However, further decreases in branched-chain amino acid levels indicate that caffeine might promote deeper fatigue than placebo."
"In contrast, long-term fatigue is sometimes irreversible, and the compensation mechanisms that are useful in reducing acute fatigue are no longer effective. In this view, administration of caffeine might introduce unfavourable situations."
Ataka, S., Tanaka, M., Nozaki, S., Mizuma, H., Mizuno, K., Tahara, T., Sugino, T., Shirai, T., Kajimoto, Y., Kuratsune, H., Kajimoto, O., Watanabe, Y. (2008) ' Effects of oral administration of caffeine and D-ribose on mental fatigue', Nutrition, 24(3), pp. 233-238.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - November 4, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Fair, Rather Cold Tonight And Thursday Are You Wearing a Red Feather? VOLUME 53, NO. 219 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1953 TWENTY-TWO PAGES Carl Austin Hall, right foreground, and Bonnie Brown Heady, are surrounded by federal officers as they arrive at the United States courthouse in Kansas City for arraignment on kidnaping charges. They pleaded guilty to federal charges of kidnaping 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease. (AP Wirephoto) Know Hartley Gir Slayer, Man at Savanna, 111., Claims TODAY imese Reds Take trol By JOSEPH ALSOP HONG you've got to offer them your own property on a golden platter, and politely plead with them to accept it as a gift. Then you've got to sweeten the deal by putting bit of cash on the platter too. And then they hold you for ransom for six months or a year. And after that you're out of business, and thank God, out of Communist China too." The speaker was a genial, pros- perous appearing man with the commanding manner that China GALENA, 111. Savanna, 111., ordnance plant worker who of- ficials said claims he knows who killed Evelyn Hartley, missing La Crosse, Wis., baby sitter, was in custody here today pending ques tioning by Wisconsin authorities. Mrs. Lawrence Grebner, wife of Sheriff Grebner of Galena and who also serves as his deputy, said the man also claims he knows the whereabouts of the 15-year-old Hartley girl's body. The deputy identified the man as Elder G. Frisled, 26, and said he Q has told several stories but has denied any direct connection with the girl's disappearance. The Hartley girl has not been seen since early in the evening of Oct. 24 when she arrived for a baby-sitting job at the -home of Viggo Rasmusen in La Crosse. Dragging operations are under way in the Mississippi River near La Crosse in the continuing search for her body or some solid clue to her wherabouts. Mrs. Grebner said a check at the Savanna ordnance depot discloses that Frisled worked regular day shift Oct. 24. Savanna is about 150 miles south of La Crosse. The deputy sheriff also related the fol- lowing: Frisled was arrested about Tuesday night at nearby Hanover, 111., by police officer Lee Harkness who said Frisled was going from one tavern to another claiming he knew where Miss Hartley's body was. Harkness booked Frisled for in- nuire. As a n, which locally he had also been archetypical of those old China as well as British, it is well to re- were once so sure that the Chinese Communist gov- ernment would wish above all to trade with the West. Assurance Returning The man's natural assurance was just returning. There was still a tendency to stop the conversation abruptly when any new person en- tered the room, but then he was only one day off the Shanghai boat. Foreigners in Shanghai still live comfortably enough, but con- tinual surveillance and the con- stant threat of gaol does not make for peace of mind. After a few more days, he would stop wor- rying about spies; and then he would go home to start his life all over again at the age of 53. When you see these men in this situation, the inclination dies to murmur a vengeful "I told you although an "I told you so" would be fully justified. They were as wrong as they could be about Chi- nese Communism, Their influ- ence had a good deal to do with the British government's spaniel- like recognition of the Peking re- has now resulted in the British representative at Pe- king being officially classed as a "Negotians Commissioner." In (Continued on Page 8, Column 2) ALSOPS WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and and continued rather cold tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 26, high Thursday 52. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 58: minimum, 29; noon, 40; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Max. temp, at p. m. Tuesday 60 degrees, low at a. m. today 24. Noon 40, scat- tered clouds at feet with visi- bility to 15 miles. The wind is from the northwest at eight miles per hour, the barometer steady at 30.52 and the humidity is 47 per cent. ner who brought the man to Galena where he was questioned until 2 a.m. Among several stories Frisled has told is a claim that he had "many dates" with the Hartley girl and that she is buried on an island in the Mississippi near La Crosse: Frisled has black hair, blue eyes, weighs about 165 pounds, is 5 feet, 8 inches tall and has a scar on his upper lip. He was wearing work clothes. Officers from La Crosse were en route here to check Frisled's story. Mrs. Grebner said Frisled gave the last name of a man he claims killed Miss Hartley but could sup- ply no first name or home town. Frisled has been employed at Savanna the last 13 months. He said he formerly lived at Ferry- ville, Wis., about 30 miles south of La Crosse, Police Chief George Long said today's dragging operations would range north from Riverside Park into the Black River. Later, he said, the dragging would extend to a lagoon at Pettibone Park and two gravel pits at the southeast end of the city. Long also asked the fire depart- ment to make spot checks along the Mississippi in an effort to find a place where the abductor's car could have been driven near the river's edge. Sheriff's deputies were assisting the firemen. Two Webster, Wis., youths, picked up in a bloodstained car Monday at Minneapolis for ques- tioning were released, after the blood was found to be from an animal. However, at La Crosse, both Dr. Richard Hartley and his wife that they never had heard of Frisled and that his claim of having many dates with their daughter was "ab- solutely not true." Dr. Hartley, a college professor, said Evelyn had only a few dates and when she had one "we knew whom she was with." Evelyn's 22-year-old brother, Tom, also said he never had known anyone named Frisled. Elk River Woman Dies MINNEAPOLIS W) Mrs. Mary Belanger, 73, Elk River, Minn., died in University Hospitals today from injuries received in an auto collision near Zimmerman, Minn., Sunday. Woman Elected Mayor at Thief River Fails Million Bond Issue Passed by St. Paul Voters By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thief River Falls named a wom- an mayor while Eveleth and Moor- head were adding women to their councils for the first time in their histories Tuesday as Minnesotans gathered at the polls for a series of municipal and special elections. St. Paul voters put a whopping 38 million dollar bond issue across, to and approved a boost in the per capita real estate tax limit from 32 to 44 mills. Of the bond proceeds, 12 million dol- lars is for roads and bridges, 11 millions for schools and 8 millions for sewer work. The new woman mayor at Thief River Falls is Mrs. Agnes Israel- son. Her councilmanic compatriots are Miss Ann Gerencher at Eveleth and Mrs. Ruth M. Wensel at Moor- lead. Here are the detailed election re- sults: BRECKENRIDGE Voters .'ailed to give the necessary major- ty, for a second time, to a charter amendment which would have au- horized city officials to purchase up to worth of goods and materials without calling for bids, "he present limit is CLOQUET Norman Halvorson unseated Mayor Roy Ranum, 97, in the latter's bid for a fifth erm in office. Hazel Peacha. city treasurer for the past 18 years, ilso was defeated to ly Mrs. William Lindquist, Leo Vahtera ousted Mike Marciniak as third ward alderman while incum- >ents Felix Lessor and William lash were being returned in the wo other wards. Harold Berg and Howard Ross were named alder- men-at-large. Returned Unopposed CROOKSTON Har- ey Wilder and Municipal Judge lobert A. Peterson were elected the only contests in Tuesday's lection. Mayor Harold Thomforde as returned to office unopposed. EAST GRAND FORKS Frank i. Zejdlik won in his challenge f Mayor Earl L. Enright, seeking Continued on Page 4, Column 6) WOMAN MAYOR Democrats Victorious 3 Eastern States New York Elects Wagner; GOP Loses Jersey Seat By DONALD SANDERS WASHINGTON jubilantly hailed results of Tuesday's scattered state and local elections as pointing to further gains next year, and the Republican high command conceded "we are in trouble." But, said GOP national chairman Leonard W. Hall, he is confident things will be different in 1954, when control of Congress is at stake. His Democratic counterpart, Stephen Mitchell, claimed his party is "on'the march from north, south, east and west." Both noted the local character of the Tuesday elections. In many cases there state and local issues which cannot be expected to carry major weight next year. But Mitchell pointed to a White House statement stamping Presi- dent Eisenhower's endorsement on LI VI all Republican candidates, when- INCW TOTK ever they were running, and said that gave the results added signif- icance. Helen Keller, whose "eyes" are in her sensitive fingers, "sees" President Eisenhower in a visit to the White House Tues- day. Miss Keller, without vision and hearing, is a world renowned leader in work for others thus handicapped. Of the President she said, "He has a wonderful smile." (AP Photo) Report of A-Bombs For Spain Denied By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON top administration officials have denied the United States plans to store atomic weapons in Spain, and Sec- retary of the Air Force Harold Talbott contends he didn't say it did. The denials came yesterday in quick succession, and in the wake of widely published stories quoting Talbott as saying in Madrid on Committee Has Surprise Badger Judge! Solution MADISON Joint Finance ommittee of the Legislature grpp- 1 its -way to a budget solution te Tuesday night with a surprise greement to "borrow" om state building funds if the easury runs short before June 30, 55. The plan, drafted by Assembly- .an Frank Graass (R-Sturgeon was approved 12 to 2 ,and ill be offered in the Assembly to- ay. Only the two Democrat mem- ers Sen. William Draheim, Nee- ah, and Assemblyman George olinaro, Kenosha, dissented. The committee rejected for a ird time Gov. Walter Kohler's :quest bill that would empower m to supervise state agencies' uarterly spending proposals for e next year and a half to balance e budget. The same measure wa.s bled a week ago, and refused re- msideration later. Before approving the Graass pro- isal the committee rejected 9-5 a otion from Sen. Porter that would ave declared the state budget bal- the committee's opinion spite of budget director E. C. GiessePs estimates of a deficit by 1955. His motion was killed 9 to 5. Monday there were such plans. President Eisenhower had an op- portunity to give his views at a news conference this -afternoon. Until Talbott comes home about mid-month and "gives his. official version, the government apparent- ly intends to ride along on the basis of: 1. The pronouncement of Secre- tary of State Dulles, concurred in by Secretary of Defense Wilson, that "we have no plans for storing atomic weapons in Spain" and that if and when such plans materialize "we shall not announce them pub- licly to the world and to pur po- tential enemy." Wilson is Tal- bott's immediate superior. 2. Talbott's insistence on arriv- ing yesterday in Athens, Greece, that he had said nothing about storing bombs in Spain "nor will I ever make statements about atomic weapons." He had been quoted by various correspondents for American and British news- papers and news services as say- ing there were such plans, subject to approval by Spain. Up to last night, no official word from Talbott to the Pentagon bad arrived, and a spokesman said the 2 Jets Collide Near Madison, Observer Killed MADISON, Wis. The midair collision Tuesday of two jet .planes killed a radar, observer, but both pilots parachuted safely. The crash, 20 miles east of here, sent the planes hurtling about 16 miles apart. Cause of the collision was not disclosed immediately by officials at Truax Air Force Base, where both jets were based. The radar observer, Lt. R. K. Smith, 24, of North Vernon, Ind., was found dead at p. m. on a farm five miles northwest of Jef- ferson. The Air Force did not say whether he was killed by the crash impact or in parachuting. The planes were piloted by Lt. Tunis W. Parson, 22, of Jackson- in abeyance until the secretary's return. In the Pentagon they have word for it: "Flaps." A flap in military lingo is something that tangles up policy. This was the third major flap involving the Pentagon in recent weeks. The first came when Secretary Wilson commented at a news COD- ifercnce that he didn't think the Russians had enough planes or atomic bombs to wage a sustained war. Flap No. 2 came when Wilson at a later news conference talked about troop strength in Europe and new weapons. Some subsequent Fla., and Lt. William Lut gen of St. Cloud, Minn. Smith was in Parson's F89 Scorpion. Lutgen was flying alone in an F86D Sabre when the collision occurred about. p. m.- Truax Air Force Base said the planes were on routine training j flights. A searching party discov-' ered Smith's body about 13 miles New Jersey By JAMES P. HACKETT NEWARK, N. J. Demo- crat won New Jersey's governor- ship yesterday with surprising ease and Republicans viewed the victory as political trouble for President Eisenhower. Country lawyer Robert B. Mey- ner defeated Republican Paul L. Troast by more than votes just a year after Eisenhower swept Adlai Stevenson, the Democrat- ic 1952 presidential nominee, had tliis comment: Renewed Confidence "Many people in many places have expressed renewed "confi- dence in Democrats and the con- promises and performance is dis- By ARTHUR EVERETT NEW YORK F. Wag- ner Jr. was elected mayor of New York yesterday in a Democratic landslide that sent ecstacy through the New Deal-Fair Deal wing of the party. His victory had been widely fore- cast. But the size of it and the structive record of the Democrat- New' Deal-Fair Deal stamp he bore ic party. "I am not sure what the returns mean in all eases, but it looks as though the fruit of Republican the normally GOP state with plurality. He will be the i satisfaction, disillusion and defeat.. first Democratic governor in New When the Democrats, for the i first time, elected a house mem- ber in a special election in Wis- consin's 9th District last month, the President didn't comment. He Jersey in 10 years. Meyner's triumph was in keep- ing with Democratic victories in Virginia, the only other state with a gubernatorial election, and in New York City's mayoral race. The New Jersey election was con- sidered the only .statewide test of Eisenhower's administration this year. Coupled with Meyner's defeat of Robert Meyner Governor-Elect of N.J. Troast. a contractor and head of he N.'j. Turnpike Authority, was he victory of Democrat Harrison A. Williams Jr. in the state's 6th Congressional District. Williams won over George F. Hetfield by a scant votes 'in he normally heavy Republican istrict. The Union County district ias had a GOP. congressman since t was organized in 1932. The WiEiams election pared Gop CQntrol of Republicans over House to 2i8 215 Democrats. from where his plane went -put New deiegation at eight Republicans and six Demo- crats. Meyner's victory was noted Smith were flying crashed and exploded three miles south of Wa tertown on the Jefferson County farm of Hugo Dietzel. Lutgen's craft caught fire after coming down on the Herbert Luhrsen farm just a few hundred feet off High- way 30 in the -Town of Sun Prairie (Dane Rocket ammunition was scat- stories connected the two, saying jtered about both crash scenes, and that with more new weapons in armament crews were dispatched Europe the United States could cut troop strength there. immediately to remove it. This Picture Shows the flaming wreckage of an F86D jet which crashed Tuesday near Madi- son, Wis., after colliding with another jet in mid- air. A radar operator was killed but both pilots parachuted to safety. (UP Telephoto) among other Democratic triumphs in statements by both the Repub- lican and Democratic national chairmen. Said GOP Chairman Leonard W. Hall: "There's no question about as of today we are in trouble po- litically." Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell said Meyner's victory shows "clearly the trend back to the Democratic party which was evident last month in Wisconsin" where a Democrat upset a Repub- lican for Congress. 4 Feared Dead in Hotel Fire WATERBURY, Vt. that spread with lightning rapidity lev- eled the four-story, Wat- erbury Inn early today, taking a possible toll of four lives. Missing are: Robert Molony, 28, manager; Richard Brown, 55, night and two unidentified per- told reporters he thought they could make a better analysis than he could. In mayoral elections elsewhere, the results were spotty. The Dem- ocrats made gains in. New Haven, Akron, Buffalo, Davenport, Iowa, and Columbus, Ohio. The Republi- cans picked up mayors in Syra- cuse and some smaller New York cities. There was no party turn- over in such places as Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Albany, Louisville and Little Rock. Lose Seat in N. J. The GOP had attached consid- erable importance to the New Jer- sey race. For example, Sen, Dirk- sen, said in campaigning for Troast that his defeat might start a "chain reaction" toward' election of a Democratic congress next year. Both the Senate and House are- now almost evenly divided. All 435 House seats and a third of the Senate's 96 will be filled next year. GOP Chairman Hall undoubted- ly had this in mind when he commented: "There is no question about it of today we are in trouble politically, despite excellent show- set his backers to dreaming '.of capturing the state next year and nominating their type of presiden- tial candidate in the 1956 Demo- cratic convention. Wagner won a four-year term by a plurality of and nipped the political careers of his two major opponents, Republican Har- old Riegelman and Liberal party candidate Rudolph Halley. Son of the late U.S. Sen. Robert F. Wagner of New York, the may- or-elect carried four of the city.'s five boroughs with ease. In Queens, where GOP strength is greatest, he Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wagner Celebrate Victory fought Riegelman to a virtual standoff. Final returns from the city's ing in Virginia and in several mu- election districts gave Wag- ner VOtCS tO fOf Riegelman and for Halley. A fourth candidate, Clifford T. Avoy of the dying left wing Scan Labor party, polled only nicipal races. As the results rolled in, Hall was at the White House attending a reception given by the Eisenhower- ers for members of the President's official family and a few others.. There was no .sign that Hall and the President discussed politics. Hall declared in a statement is- sued shortly thereafter that the GOP had inherited "a political mess. .beyond comprehension" and had spent 1953 building the basis for an affirmative, forward looking program. Virginia Construction Spending Sets October Record WASHINGTON (m A govern- ment report said today spending for construction set an October record this year. The Departments of Commerce and Labor, in a joint report, .said October construction outlays to- lled with both pri- vate and public expenditures set- ing records for the month. By JOHN F. DAFFRON RICHMOND, Va. stuck by its custom and named another Democratic governor in a general election yesterday that found the political organization of Sen. Harry F. Byrd well able to handle its most serious Republican challenge. Thomas B. Stanley, 63, a furni- Wag- Jack, ture manufacturer congressman who and former campaigned largely on the organization record, defeated Ted Dalton, 52, a state Senator and GOP national commit- teeman. But in losing to Stanley by a vote of to on the basis of nearly complete returns from the state's polling places, Dal- ton ran up the best vote and the biggest percentage ever scored by a Republican in a Virginia race for governor. Dalton, given a boost by the Eisenhower victory of last year, the election of three Republican congressmen and the disenchant- ment of some Democrats who put part of the blame for last year on Byrd, got a shade better than 44 per cent of the vote to Stanley's 55-plus. independent Howard Car- wile, a third candidate with .07 of the vote, was no factor; The best previous effort, of the Republicans was 37 per cent in the election for governor in year, as was this one, following a Virginia vote for a Republican President. Stanley takes over from Gov. John S. Battle on Jan. 20. Virginia governors, elected for four-year terms, selves may not in office. succeed them- votes. Among those elected on ner's ticket was Hulan E. who succeeds him as Manhattan borough president and becomes thS first Negro ever to hold so high an office in New York's history: Jack's regular opponents also wefe Negroes. A total of persons out of registered went to the polls. Wagner drew 46.3 per cent of the mayoral vote, Riegelman Halley 21.2 and McAvoy 2.5. Small Turnout It was the lightest turnout since 1945, but Wagner's plurality was the greatest since William O'Dwy- er's in the same year. Wagner succeeds Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri Jan. 1 in the sec- ond biggest political job in the nation. Impellitteri, elected as an Independent in 1950 after O'Dwyer resigned to become ambassador to Mexico, lost to Wagner 2-1 in the Democratic primary last Sept. 15. Virtually unknown to the nation at large except through his father, young Wagner will step up from His present post as Man- hattan borough president. His father authored the Wagner Labor Relations Act in 1935 as .a. right hand man to President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the early days of the New Deal. The elder Wagner died last spring. Gen. Shows 'Good Improvement' WASHINGTON George" C. Marshall is reported showing "good improvement" at Walter." Reed Army Medical Center. The 72-year-old soldier-states- man, winner of the 1953 Nobel; peace prize, is under treatment for inflammation the right lung following an influenza attack. Queen Frederika of G r e e slipped away 'from a New York reception late Tuesday to pay a flying visit to Marshall and thank him for his part in providing econ- omic aid to her country! ;
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I love this curling wand! My hair does not curl and stay curled easily, but this works so well. No creases from the curling iron and I have beautiful volume and curls that aren't too tight but also not too big and loose either. After going through a bunch of store curling irons, I've finally found the one that I know is going to last for a long time. Although it is expensive, it's amazing quality and worth the price!5
My hair is STICK straight and have only found a few curlers in my life that will actually curl my hair- all of them have been around 1/2 inch wide. I would have to curl my hair and then wait a day or two for it fall and achieve the look I wanted. When I bought this iron all of that changed. It curls my hair perfect every time! One of my favorite things is how fast it heats up. It's ready to go in about 30 seconds and it gives a balanced heat so my curls aren't crazy. I also love the auto switch off- I have a problem remembering to turn my hair tools off! I am so happy with this product and how it has changed my hair routine!!!5
I've been looking for a curler that actually worked for my hair. I have very long pin straight hair, and I've tried everything from hot rollers to curling with a flat iron. This wand gave me the best curls I could ever have. So easy to use and the curls come out so well, whether you want looser waves or tighter spirals. I used the glove at first but found it much easier to handle with my bare hands. It also heats up so fast!!5