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Mystic, very atmospheric solo piano music. Very special and spooky background music for radio plays, horror, scary stories, fantasy and fairytale movies. Very calm and mysterious track.
In the first two minutes rather idiosyncratic and dazing, then Easy-Flair comes with the swing-beat, but remains true to its originality, something special
Specially through the dignified and graceful string parts and the melancholy hook
Action-packed, positive break beat track with special filter and sweep FX, drifty sequences, cool breaks and a fundamental bass. Perfect power music for computer games, extreme sports, car racing or action in general.
Mysterious and ghostly soundscaping of a special kind (without drums)
Gorgeous duet played by piano and solo cello.Carries true emotions and supports moving pictures in a very special manner!
Action-packed break beat / metal track with powerful e-guitars, aggressive drums, bass and lots of special FX. Perfect for extreme sports, racing games or action in general.
Colourful piano melodies and floating sounds make this dynamic alternative pop rock track a very special listening experience. Ideal for themes that need music full of hope and positivity.
Exciting Big beat track with a drifty bass line, phat drums, suitable synths and lots of special FX. This drifty and action-packed big beat track is suitable for extreme sport, motor sport and action in general.
Jungle beats with lots of fills and breaks, grooving hot and heavy, especially towards the end
Powerful rock / metal track with aggressive e-guitars, distorted e-bass, groovy breakbeats and lots of special effects. Suitable for sports, action and games
A night at the streets of Bangkok, percussion with special effects
A weird and quirky drum'n bass, electro track with a positive, uplifting feel. Uptempo electronic drums, funky sub-bass synth lines, with ethereal, swirley pads and light melodics. Relaxed and pleasant, despite the up-tempo feel. Somewhat dreamy, reassuring, comforting. Feelgood Drum & Bass. Use with feelgood nature & discovery footage, busy, active urban scenes, science and technology, space and space travel, and much more.
A very slick and powerful "Breaking News" theme, highly suitable for television news broadcast, network news, online news media, current affairs, business report, latest update of information. The track goes through various different stages, and with a bit of cutting and editing you can make this track work for several different sections of your broadcast.
Does not fit into any drawer. Rocking and spacey at the same time, something special for the catwalk.
power big beat with drifty 303 sequences, powerful break beat distorted synths, e-guitars, bass and lots of special reverse FX. This royalty free music is the perfect soundtrack for extreme sports, racing or action video games.
Modern film score with a successful mixture of classical orchestra, choir and effective electronic sounds. Atmospheric and a bit gloomy track, suitable to computer games (especially fantasy RPGs) but also to special corporate movies (e.g. sports club).
Peppy and fast electro track, which is good for topics like finances, stock market, technique, science or research, especially for quick scenes.
For the special moment in life, film music - with a classical and expressive piano in front of a Hollywood soundtrack
Tender, caressing, plaintive latin ballad. Acoustic guitar, subtle piano, brush drums. Romantic, easy, warm and loving. Highly suitable for travel related programming as well as romance, wedding, special memories etc. Exotic and appealing.
Playful, happy song with a positive spirit. An effective beat, a jumping bass and playful synth sequences cause a good mood. Jumping Jacky is perfect suitable as background music or underscore for video games (especially jump'n'run)
Builds up a densely atmospheric mood. Chinese Harp with special fx and discreet background groove. Extraordinary.
""Fresh as daisies" Psychedelic Groove Rock of the German band "Verspielte Zeit". Complete songs with a exceptional and very special feeling."
A trip to the south-est of Asia, in Thailand or Cambodia especially in Angkor Wat Temple. Praying to Buddha. Mysterious, ethnic and spatial.


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The two men stand and walk out and another takes their place. This man is tall, wiry, and could easily pose on the cover of GQ. He has short dark hair which is appropriately jelled (not too much, not too little), and cool gray-blue eyes. His suit is black with a spring green tie over a peach-colored button up shirt. His gold wedding band is put to shame by a glistening watch. When he speaks it is like I've already done something wrong.
"Hello…" he flips through pages, "…Rebecca. My name is Charles."
He just stares at me.
"What's your last name Charles?"
"I'd rather not share that with you right now, Rebecca."
"Well, I'd like to know. Don't I have rights?"
"No. You do not."
"I want to talk about how you survived out there alone, Rebecca."
"Well. I want to talk about bacon. Do you have any bacon?"
His brow furrows, "Excuse me?"
"Bacon. Do you have some? Don't I at least have the right to bacon? I mean, that's a basic human right."
"You've just eaten." He says.
"Yeah. And I intend to again. Right now." I say.
To my surprise this elicits a smirk that makes him look extremely ridiculous. The guy was not put on this Earth to smile. He hits a little button on the panel.
"Can we get Rebecca some bacon please?" he turns to me, "Any preference as to kind?"
"Smoky and crispy."
He relays this to whoever is on the other line and they do not respond. From his face I would gather that he is in charge, not them.
"We know from the documents we found in your vehicle that you are from Danton? Is this correct?"
"Uh yeah, can I get some water?"
He motions behind me. On a metallic tray I hadn't seen before sits an empty plastic cup with a glass pitcher of water. I take some and sit back down.
"Have you had any contact with other people while you were inside the perimeter?"
"No. Why?" I have no moral qualms about omitting Mark's body from my discussion with this man. Besides, from his line of questioning it seems that Kevin and Nate either haven't gotten the chance to tell him about Mark Hensley's journal, or they have willfully hidden its existence.
He writes my response, "Have you contacted any parties outside the perimeter while you were inside?"
"Umm, I just asked you a question."
"Which I have neither intention nor authority to answer. Did you contact the outside world?"
My eyes roll uncontrollably at this point, "Many times, wouldn't you?"
He makes a note, "By what methods did you attempt to contact others?"
"I don't think so, dude. You are either going to tell me what's going on or let me go. If you are going to kill me I deserve an explanation for being abandoned and if you are going to let me go what does any of this matter?"
A long silence passes. He just tips his head for a while and stares at me like Cleaver used to do.
"Where are the dogs?" I ask.
He doesn't answer. He is trying to decide if I'm worth talking to. Or maybe if I'm worth torturing. After another minute he stands and begins to leave.
He pauses.
"I will give you one piece of information for every piece of information you give me."
He turns, and stares at me again.
"I'll consider it."
He leaves.
The metal door opens and in Charles comes.
"My superiors have agreed that if you answer my questions directly I can give you one piece of information of my choosing for every question you answer. Agreed?"
"I get to ask three questions at the end and you have to answer them." I bargain.
He studies me for a millisecond, and probably decides that it isn't worth his time to negotiate with me.
I nod, "Go ahead."
"What happened to you the morning of August 21st?"
"I woke up in my bed in my apartment. I was hungover, and alone. I'd misplaced my phone charger so I went to the store to get another one. I didn't see anyone that day."
His ears perk up, "Did you see anyone any other day?"
"Uh uh!" I shake my head, "Your turn."
He furiously flips through his notes to the back page and reads, "Danton and the surrounding areas were evacuated the night of August 20th due to viral contamination now referred to as the Misoan Plague. Do you know of any other human alive in Danton?"
"No." I think of telling him about the cough in the hospital, but something stops me. Maybe it's that I don't know whether that person was real, or maybe it's that I'm not sure if they are better off staying in Danton.
"Why were the dogs left behind? Didn't people want to take them?" I ask.
"Canines are carriers."
My stomach drops to the floor. Suddenly the back of my throat feels like sandpaper.
"I've had a lot of contact with dogs."
"Yes." He flips back to the front, "By what means did you attempt to contact the outside world and to your knowledge were you successful?"
"By every means available to me. I set fires, I tried the internet and the phones, I left a video journal in Danton and ventured out of the town when nothing else worked. As to your second question, which gives me and extra question as well, to my knowledge I'm either sitting in front of you because I was successful in some way or I'm sitting here by divine intervention."
He makes a note.
"How long is the incubation period of the virus?" I ask.
He doesn't look up, "We don't know."
"How can you not know?" I ask.
"No one has survived contamination." He says, "And some people were confined to quarantine months ago and just started exhibiting symptoms in the last few days."
"So I could have it?" He starts to open his mouth. "Don't answer that! I've got better ones."
He nods, "My turn, actually. Do you know any of the following people?"
He pushes a list up to the glass.
Mitch Hodgess
Derek York
JT Bloom
Karen Daily
Joel Leonard
Frank Dove
Mei Starmer
I know all of them. Three of them were on the personnel list at Danton's Military Weapons Storage facility. Karen was my roommate in Danton.
"No. How didn't the government see me? Don't you have satellites watching the area? I was outside all day most days."
He won't make eye contact with me, he just writes furiously. At first I wonder if he's even heard me because he doesn't even open his mouth. He flips through some of his notes and scans them over, then closes the notebook and takes off his glasses, trying to frame exactly how to say it.
"The infection… was not successfully contained."
My ears start to ring.
"The government has been rather busy with other issues."

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text: Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - August 6, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa naiionm wt aimc* st fVici fomcA&t Tom fsi f-*? that, he listened to those tapes in May. He added: "Although I recognized that I these presented potential problems, I did not inform my staff or my counsel of it, or those ar- BOfctoN'k,u'n^ niy casc» nor d'd 1 amend I my submission to the judiciary committee in order to include _ and reflect it. NE VV VOW* "Serious Omission'' \jy Uh Wf AIME* f OXX AST & Rain is expected Tuesday night over parts of the lower plains, northern plains and southern Atlantic states. Mostly fair elsewhere. —Daily Record— The Weather High temperatures Monday, low tem peratures overnight and incnes ot precipitation: 69 SI L. Angeles 74 47 BO 67 Miamf 89 79 84 57 Minneapolis 83 58 70 65 New Orleans 88 70 82 55 New York MMM 76 56 Phoenix 95 77 88 75 Seattle 77 52 MMM Washington 86 69 Anchorage Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Denver Duluth Honolulu Houston M—Missing drive SE, fined $15 and costs. No valid driver's license — Teresa Carr, Springville, fined $15 and costs. No plate or registration — j Johnson. Wayne H. and Bever- Grant Locher, Swisher, fined ly Rae Walrod. Darlene and $10 and costs. Bruce Archibald. Virginia A. land John D. McGrew. Rosa S. and Douglas C. Rutledge. Greta ! B. and Kenneth L. Frederick. Earl C. and Marion Ti. Thompson. Extended Forecast — Chance of rain Thursday through Satur day. 60s. Highs in 80s and lows in Fires 11:49 a m. Monday. Unknown of Mrs. Arthur Wall Mary Usher Wall, 83, of 637 Eighteenth avenue SW, w idow of Arthur \VaII, died Monday after I a short illness. Born in Cedar Rapids Aug. IO, 1890, she was a lifelong Cedar "Af the time, I did not realize lipids resident. She was a re-the extent of the implications tired employe of the Duchess which these conversations might cleaners and was a member of now appear to have. As a result, the CSA lodge, those arguing my case, as well! Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. as tho**; passing judgment on Julius Maly, with whom she the case, did so with informa- made her home; four grand-tion that was incomplete and in children; 14 great-grandchil-some respects erroneous." dren; two great-great-grandchil-"This was a serious act of ^ two sisters, Alice Hadley, omission for which I take full rattle, and Mrs. Albie Evil-responsibility and which I deep- s^er» ^dar Rapids, ly regret," Nixon said. | Cervices: IO a m. Thursday in j But Nixon said that "I am Janeba-Kuba funerai home west I firmly convinced that the rec- by the Kov- Everett K- Durham! lord, in its entirety, does notSharon United Methodist! justify the extreme step of im- church, with a cremation com-! peachment and removal of aim^*ab Friends may call at Jan-| I President" jeba-Kuba funeral home west Acknowledging that his im. after 7 p.m. Tuesday. i peachment by the house is "vir- .. , .. jtually a foregone conclusion," Hallard Bell Nixon said he would give the] Hallard John Bell, 68, of 923 Sheridan'senate for a trial the transcripts Tenth street SE, died Monday of 64 White House tape record-1 following a long illness. He was ings he is turning over to U. S. a retired employe of Wilson & Judge John Sirica under a su-jCo. preme court order. \ Born Nov. 19, 1905, at Milan, Considered Resigning iTcnn- hc had live,' in Ccdar I Rapids since 1933. He and the The strategy of aeknowl- former Martha Culp were mar-edging for the first time that he|ried in Miian on Nov. 13. 1929. c.yinit0^ ,H£IB}n J,!wa6 aware of aspects of I He was a member of Mt. Zion Schrader, 17. White-I hilhps. I the Watergate cover-up as early church. In addition to his wife, he is ry K o p e t, 3400 Iowa Deaths —Subpoenas— /Continued from Page I.) by Scolaro last week is a misdemeanor, not a felony. Caches considered trying a notification plan suggested by Ut. David Webster, Linn chief civil deputy, but rejected it because, "we've done enough experimenting." Webster's suggestion was contained in a letter about, the subpoena problem he wrote last May to Caches, Sheriff Walter Grant, Police Chief Wallace LaPeters and Donald Sawyer, president of the Policemen's Protective Assn. Outline Problem In the letter, Webster outlined the problem of non-appearance by officers. He also said checks with other law enforcement jurisdictions revealed that most do not use subpoenas, but instead notify officers in a different manner. He said personal service of subpoenas, besides waking .sleeping officers, would cost the county more money. Webster estimated it would necessitate hiring two more men for the civil division, which he heads, and would also increase mileage costs paid to deputies who serve the subpoenas. The two salaries and extra mileage would come to about $20,000 annually, he said. Suggested Form He suggested a two-part no- The Cedar Rapid* Gazette: Tues., August 6. 1974 3 Conable: "Don't Believe In Leaders Who Mislead" (Continued from Page I.) (would choose a new vice- I president if he were to succeed haps for his residence at Sam Nixon as President. Clemente, Calif., when Ford Funds (or Defense makes the announcement. _ Senator Bentsen (D-Texas) More Comfortable said Tuesday he will introduce Meanwhile, committee legislation if necessary to have I members who voted for im- the federal government pay peachment said Nixon's action Nixon's legal expenses in con-confirms their view. One of'faction with impeachment. them. Rep. Butler (R-Va.), said | The President "should not Nixon's statement "makes me a have to seek charity or call on I little more comfortable with my Wealthy friends," Bentsen said vote.'' in a speech prepared for the Elsewhere in congress, many -senate, members said the President's! "The amount of money we are statement increased the odds j talking about is small when for Nixon's impeachment and compared with the magnitude of removal from office. this issue," he added. "He's gone," said Rep. Broy- - the Si?'Uh IRep!' FrlehHch for t R-Wis.). A kernel of support remained I among the southern Democrats j who have long sided with Nixon, i Shortening Time Of House Debate " " , .. .. , WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Passman (D-La. said the ~ u * j; 1-. i Three Republican members of disclosure of the new tapes ____ would not be enough to force '_hc ,d'C'*ryt^1ltee, him to vote for impeachment. r' 0 •Tvc got lo judge him over-all, j " C J l ..J? .__....chief defender of President Passman said. "To err Nixon - called Tuesday for the human, to forgive is divine " housf f*? UP s »"«"**• Rep. Waggoner (D-La.) ^ ^ timetable. he wanted to wait until the dust! In light of Nixon's disclosure to grass at 600 block teenth avenue SE. 6:10 p.m. Monday. Backfire through air cleaner at First J a v e n u e and Thirty-second 79 street NE. 6:21 p.m. Monday. Malfunc-at 79*"ThUrsd" MaI7 13S S*X ^ayS a*ter ^>rea^* I _________ _ ,____ Trinity, Richmond. Rosary at in aPParcn^y was developed survived by three sisters, Nellie1 location form be used in 7:30 Wednesday at Peter- by Nixon and top aides at a Davis and captorja Mims. both P,ace of the subpoena. One Fif.jseim's. ' "J * ......,J * " ' * Ladora 77, of Viroqua, Wis. Wednesday at 2 at Readstown, Wis. Burial: 1:30 at Marengo cemetery. Harrison's. Tama — Grant H C. R. Weather Huh Monday • ■ ^ ^ p m Monday. Malfunc- 'l ama — Grant H. Olsen, 83. V overnight ...............61 Uon of aIarni sygtem at 224 ! Wednesday at 2 at St. Paul's Noon Tuesday ................77 Second street SE. I Lutheran church. Visitation at 2 p.m. Tuesday ..............77 6:40 p.m. Monday. Grease to I Mason-Hand's until IO a.m. Precipitation ............. None rupboaHjr at 4831 Montclair | Wednesday. ooi drive NW. Montour — John Antient, 69. Total for August............2.21 ^ ^ Wednesday at 1:30 at Har- Normal for August .........2.97 Magistrates Court rison's, Tama. Burial: Steward Normal through August . 23.16 Speeding _ Ross Ferguson, cemetery, rural Searsboro. Total for 1974 ..............33.70 368 Twentieth street SE, fined Clutier — George Hora, 72. Barometer, steady ........30.13 ?33 apd costs- Jerry Lawrence, " .... V J 517 Seventeenth street SE; Humidity at noon ..........68 ;0 Bobby walker. 913 Tenth ave- Wind direction and velocity at nue SW; Randy Schoon, Oak- 2 p.m. SSE at IO m p h. * brook trailer court' Hiawatha> Sun rises Wednesday, 6:06; sun sets, 8:18. Year Ago Today — High, 84; low, 64; rainfall, trace. Mississippi Stages (Flood stages in brackets) Lacrosse (12) 5.2, rise .3 Lansing (18) 8.5, no change Dam 9 (18) 13.1, rise .2 McGregor (18) 7.0, rise .1 Guttenberg (15) 4.3, rise .1 Dubuque (17) 7.5. rise .1 Davenport (15) 4 8. rise .3 Keokuk (15) 4.0, fall .1 Cedar at C.R. (13) 3.70, fall .22 Traveler's Forecast Wednesday Richard Hathaway, 1601 Center street NE; Julie Hubbard, 700 Thirty-fifth street, Marion; Duane Ely, 700 Thirty-fifth street, Marion; Glen Rundlett, 1631 Thirty-fourth street SE; Randy Amling, 1920 Twenty-sixth street, Marion; Jane Mrkvicka, 110 Fisher street, Hiawatha; Michael Huber, rural Marion; Karen Battling, 700 Thirty-fifth street, Marion; Dennis Barton, 1606 Fourteenth j avenue SE; Ronald Juett, Lis-bon: William Andrews, Walker; Tack Moody, 1490 Second street SW; Janet Campbell, 1585 Hillview' drive, Marion; Allen Dahlhauser, 861 Seventeenth I street SE, each fined $30 and j costs. Dale Wears, 250 Twrenty- I weekend strategy session aU0f cedar Rapids, and Cconia James C. Scaverns, Camp David. At a Sunday meet- Upshift Fulton Kv • two foster ing, the Washington Post report- J chi|dren, Marshall 'Reed and ed Tuesday, Nixon considered G|oria Reed of Cedar "and temporarily rejected" re-;Rapids. thre0 stepsisters, Clara signing. iLong, Katherine Orr and Anne The Post, quoting unnamed r. Boll, all of Dayton, Ohio, and White House sources, said lone stepbrother, I. J. Elam, Nixon even suggested at one Dayton. point that one of his I Services: 1:30 pm. Saturday speechwriters "prepare materi-at Mt. Zion church by Dr. a1 that could he used for a resig- LeRoy White. Burial: Oak Hill. nation speech" in the event he Friends may call at Turner east decided to quit. until 9 p m. Friday and at the Keystone. The casket will not The Post quoted one source as church after IO a m. Saturday. be opened. saying that Nixon gave most ?r° p nx* ?'iserious consideration to letting McVay, 94. Thursday at 2. Visi-' ... .. n 7* tation after IO a.m. Wednesday ^ord *ake over 35 a(ding I resi- j jrrrna p Tyrrell, 87, widow of at Goettsch's. dent temporarily under terms 0U£clgar p Tyrrell and a former Iowa City — Henry Mcinken, the 25th Amendment's presiden- resj{jen^ 0f Cedar Rapids died Sf,hnlt7' tial disability provision Jal Snohomish, Wash/, Sunday The newspaper said none of)aRernoon. She was born Jan. 18. the Presidents advisers felt 188?> at Oxford Juncti0n. Mrs. that he should seriously coiisid- j T*yrrell was an ordained Jeho-j er invoking the 25th Amendment I vab*s witness associated with; and one source was quoted that|tbc snobomjsb congregation. "for the present time, at least, Surviving are a daughter, . pPh°n has been f°re'jMrs. Charles E. A. Datisman, j Snohomish; a sister, Agness "No Other Surprises" Graber, Des Moines; a brother. Nixon said his review of other Johnson, West Bend,! "has, fro far, shown Thursday at 1:30 at Fellmet's, Mrs. Edgar Tyrrell Monona cemetery. Schultz Monona. Ryan — Margaret A. Kinley, Chicago. Wednesday at IO at Holy Redeemer church in Chicago. Burial: Calvary cemetery, Ryan, Thursday at 9:30. Visitation at Shelly's funeral home, Manchester, after 7 Wednesday. Manchester — Mrs. Matt (Mildred) Corcoran, 69. Thursday at IO at St. Mary's. Rosary at 8 Tuesday and Scripture service Wednesday at 8 at Boh-nenkamp's. Burial: Calvary cemetery, Ryan. Monona — Francis P. Grady, 66. Thursday at IO at St. Pat- at 8 8 at Tuesday no Wis.; one granddaughter and second street, Marion; Kathy I Hosch, 1130 Center Point road j trick's. Rosary Tuesday ' NE; John LaFontaine, 2312 and KC Wednesday at Weather, Hi-Lo Twenty-sixth street drive SE; Schultz'. Visitation Bismarck........PtCldy 89-55 George Pryor. 1205 Fifth street and Wednesday. Chicago ........Pl£ld-y 83-83 NW; Marvin Akers, 2811 Third Monona — Harold Jarms, 70. Cincinnati ....... Fair 8_-63 avenue. Marion; George Burns,! Thursday at 12:30 at St. Paul's Cleveland ......._.Fair 82-63, Nova Scotia; David Troendle, Lutheran church. Visitation Des Moines Detroit...... Indianapolis . Kansas City . Milwaukee Mpls.-St. Paul Omaha...... St. Louis .... Sioux Falls ... Coralville Lake Pool level Tuesday .....681.18 Births — St. Luke's Auf. and Wednesday Schultz'. Memorial Services tapes lino, cm int, - - other major inconsistencies with ,b£ee fireat-grandchildren. what I have previously sub-1 Semmes: Oak Hill cemetery mitted. While I have no way ai af 5 P m- [,ri -v y .?n0 this stage of being certain that; Jehovah s Witnesses. Friends there will not be others, I have mav call at Turner s east from no reason to believe that there ^ a m- trida>' unt,I P TR wjij m Services are being held in Sno homish at I p m. Wednesday. Before handing out copies of a1 the transcripts. Deputy White House Press Secretary Gerald Warren told newsmen they had Dorothy Sauer Dorothy Geiser Sauer, Bl, of 5 — To the families of Thomas Meseraull, 765 South Thirteenth street, Marion, a daughter; Dennis Henderson. 821 Twenty-seventh street NE. a daughter; Larry Sproston. Lisbon, a son; Gerald Kuhl, 6707 Kingswood lane NE, a son; Douglas Watts. 222 Twenty-fifth street drive SE. a daughter; Richard Foye. 306 G avenue NW, a daughter. Births — Mercy Auf. 6 — To the families of Phillip Puffer. Mechanicsville, a son; Gary Bowen. 725 Ellis boulevard NW, a daughter. Out of Town Births At Granite City. III. Mr and Mrs Jean-Claude Picard, a son born Aug. I. Mrs. Picard is| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! Joseph H. Koenig, 3333 Shasta I drive NE. Marriage Licenses PtCldy 85-65,2900 Seventh avenue, Marion; Tuesday PtCldy 84-601 Teresa Carr. Springville, each PtCldy 84-63 j fined $20 and costs. Tony Carr, PtCldy 84-67.2524 Towne House drive NE, ^Ptridv 89*fC fincd $1° and costs- Behrens, Harry A. — Turner been prepared in a rush and! Jesup, a former Cedar Rapids Ptrriv 85fii Fau,ty ''quipment — Ronald | chapel east at 7:30 p.m. Tues- "these truly arc raw tran- resident, died Sunday in Peoples Shwrs 82-65 P11^' 6026 First avcnue NW.jday by the Rev. Richard L. : . .. hospital in Independence. " " Thompson. Burial was in Cedar *■ ' # u "max- Qnruiv in cr arn IWD Hannhter*; Memorial. The survivors as j Some of them, he said, may! Surviving are two daughters. previously listed should have not bear up over time" because j Mrs. rrank Klotz. W inthrop, read three sons, Harry J. and a more careful listening to the and Mrs. Don Tielebein. In- Behrens and Eugene reveal discrepancies.! dependence; four sons, Robert, , , r, iii ........ Michelle I-ee - "We wi" UP8rad<> ,hc U'nd°n- Kn8land' of vehicle — Danielle 1 I___jr errors are PtCldy 88-57 fined $20 and costs. Improper muffler — Edward Syrovy, HO Second street NW, and Raejean Shani, 410 I ave- nue NW, each fined $10 andHT* L- 'M. Fisk. Walter, costs. Control McDonald. 1813 Eastern driveler ^1030 scripts'' if errors are discos- Spoltanc BuUo^ Los Angeles. SW- Marilyn Ehrle 3000 j Tuesday by the Rev. Richard ered, Warren said. and Keith, Lisbon, a sisttr. street SW; Carol DeGroot, Burial was in Immanuel 41 * * Mrs. Ellis James, Madison, and 16011 <2 K avenue NE, each | Lutheran cemetery east of Wil- Presidential lawver James St. a brother, Sam, Dallas. fined $3o and costs. Steven) ha ms burg. Clair told Nixon last, week he Services: 2 p.m. Thursday in Tobin, 1604 Fourteenth avenue McCauley, Roswell James — y , v. , t i-nite*] Mothodicf ehnreh j'j'7 J*.' SE. fined $25 and costs. Turner chapel west at 10:30 would resign unless Nixon made | First United Methodist church. dldn t help No driver'* lieense Thresa a rn- Wednesday by the Rev. public additional taped conver- .Jesup. Burial will Im* in Cedar LeCIere, 3125 Schaeffer drive Mary A. White. Burial: Cedar|sations, the Raleigh News and Rapids. Friends may call at SW. fined $20 and costs. Kevin I Memorial. Friends may call at Qbserver reported Tuesday. Parker funeral home in Jesup SS JZL WednesdarTheTa^et wiManot «uo.inR an unidentified Wash- after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Meter violation — Patricia be °Pencd after the service. ington source which it said was O'Daniels, Burlington, fined $60 O'Toole. Michael F. — close to both the White House Ellen Ness and costs. Dana Mull. 1040 Wednesday at IO a m. in Im-and congress, the paper said fallen Ness 82, formerly of Krum bh cit z drive Marion,!maculate Conception church by St CIair delivered an ulti- Cedar Rapids'( died Tuesday at sts. ant a * i — - e ' - n -* -- onnor 0 matum to Nixon to release the Tacoma. Wash . where she had copy would be mailed to the officer at home, and the other sent to his shift commander. 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Clift added that the system of distribution makes the police department responsible for serving the subpoenas. "If they want to bring them over and lay them on the table, we make an effort to see they are delivered," he said, "but it really isn't up to us to serve subpoenas." Supplied List He said his department supplied a duty list to the sheriff's office at one time so officers would not be served while off duty, but the list .settled before committing him- that hp had with|]old Wat,cr8*'e I p A lf ft 9* ll *•*» /Mitring An llilMMtMM self. But he added, "The only | j thing I've got to say -'hurts." Conservative Defects cover-up evidence, Wiggins d | said, "The necessity for 55 or RO hours of debate is no longer there." He suggested that the entire That was a typical reaction impeachment debate now might, among Republicans who have be completed in IO hours and been uncommitted or leaning that a final vote might take against impeachment. ; place 20 hours later after con- Conable an influential leader Aration of amendments to the among conservative Republic- articles of impeachment, ans, said he was prepared to Rep. Sandman (R-N.J.) urged vote for impeachment on the that the debate be cut to 20 basis of Nixon's own announcement. "I don't believe in leaders who mislead," Conable said. hours — one fifth of the time originally planned. Rep. MeClory (R Ill ), second-ranking G.O.P. member of the Rep. O'Neill (D-Mass.), the!c0(nmiltpp' said he favorpd **; ginning the house impeachment debate next week and limiting it I Democratic leader, said the dis-! closure made impeachment in- . ... I evitable, with only the size ofjtoa^lcd,^; the majority vote in question. "A tidal wave is about to Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said Tuesday a senate trial cxtuld be over before strike the house as far as im- the Nov 5 clcction if thc hnusc peachment goes, he said," You; swif" v0(es ,0 jm h wonder if he ll have a handful to wou|d hopc wou,d ^ support him. sible, because we all want it Speaker Carl Albert, asked behind us —* Watergate and redout Nixon's statement that jatcd matters," Mansfield said, impeachment by the house is a "The President has said so, the 'foregone conclusion, said, "Fat scnatc fcels that way and thf, be it from me to argue with thc want it disposed of as ex- i President. pediitiously and fairly as pos Gloom in Senate !sible." fined $55 and cost Victor, fined $20 and costs. Disobeying- a traffic signal — Walter Bucher. 1032 Seventeenth street NE. fined S20 and costs. John Schmitt, 701 Tama street. Marion, and Chuck Wilcox. Anamosa, each fined $15 and costs. Intoxication — Dave Grave. 1615 Washington avenue SE, fined $30 and costs. Resisting an officer — Rich- Dubuque. Burial: Mt. Calvary Friends may call at Stewart funeral home Tuesday until 9 p.m. —Nixon— (Continued from Page I ) material. The source said St. Clair threatened to quit and publicly state that the President was I withholding tapes damaging to his defense, the paper said. The report added the source said *ome members of Nixon's legal Agency be used to blunt an FBI j staff were prepared to leave Memorial I'nvest*Sat>°n that threatened lo j with St. Clair unless Nixon met and costs, expose the fact his campaign a Monday deadline for releas-403 Ellis aides channeled money to the ing the material. Rosclr-ne Tiernan, boulevard NW fined MO and burglars. ' The paper said it was St. and Sally Schwit-! costs. Alan C. Willis, 9161 v v Rodney Bartlett and Shannon Young. Thomas Krejci and ard Reisner, 729 Susan McNamara. Charles Lar- drive SE. fined $90 sen and Jeanne Young. 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Independent Bank Corporation's recent S-1 filing with the SEC to issue $110 million to $126.5 million shares of new common stock is certainly enough to put shareholders on edge. This is already after Independent received $72 million under the U.S. Government's Trouble Asset Releif Program (TARP) this past December and also converted $41 million of trust preferred stock common shares last month.
The issuing of new shares was part of Independent's "capital plan" in which they announced three objectives during January 2010. The first objective of the capital plan was to convert the Government's preferred stake in the bank to common shares, the second to convert $40 million face value of the trust preferred stock into common shares and, finally, the plan was to raise an additional $50 million to $150 million in cash by issuing new common shares.
Independent hopes to be able to convert the Government's preferred shares to common shares at a 25% discount. However after working with the Government, this conversion became contingent on Independent converting $40 million of their trust preferred stock to common in addition to raising an additional $100 million in new capital. Independent was able meet the first requirement by converting $41.4 million of their trust preferred stock, all from their IBC Capital Finance II (Nasdaq:IBCPO) preferred stock, into common, but still has to raise the additional $100 million to meet the second requirement. Once these prerequisites are met, the Government's stake can be converted to around 78.2 million shares at the current basis, subject to some possible anti-dilution adjustments which may be triggered in certain situations.
On July 8th, Independent filed the S-1 for the issuance of up to $126.5 million in new common shares. As part of the S-1, Independent entered into an agreement with Dutchess Opportunity fund to sell up to $15 million worth of shares. The shares can be issued from time to time at Independent's discretion. The price at which these shares will be issued will be determined by the volume-weighted average price for each day for the five days following the date on which Independent issues the notice. The price will be a 5% discount to the lowest VWAP day of these five days.
That's the background. Independent's common shares have dropped precipitously since the conversion of the IBC Capital Finance II trust preferred stock into common stock last month. This may be partially due to arbitrage as the prices prior to the conversion made the conversion transaction favorable to the holders of the trust preferred stock. That has since reversed and now the trust preferred stock is trading at a premium to the converted common.
There is still considerable risk for the common at this point. With the current oustanding shares of about 75 million and a pending additional 78 million shares for the conversion of the Government's preferred shares, there are about 153 million shares to count. The $100 million to $126.5 million that Independent hopes to raise will quadruple the number of outstanding shares if done at the current prices so the impact of the new offering can certainly be substantial.
Independent is currently well-capitalized as defined under federal guidelines but anticipates it will take losses which will drop their capitalization status below this guideline if they do not get the capital infusion. Previously when determining their capital plan, Independent estimated they would need $60 million to cover losses, which they estimate may be through 2011. If they become less capitalized, they may be subject to unfavorable restrictions by the federal government.
At this point, it would appear much more shareholder-friendly and potentially yield a better return for the Government's stake if Independent didn't aggressively pursue the entire $100 million to $126.5 million in new capital all at once but instead raised money as needed to cover the anticipated loan losses as those losses occur. As the U.S. moves through this difficult period of mortgage defaults, the picture will become clearer for Independent and a clearer picture will reduce the risk for investors—hopefully resulting in a higher price per share for future offerings. The $15 million Independent can receive from Dutchess Opportunity Fund per the S-1 can cover their losses for at least for a while. While at least $100 million needs to be raised in order to convert the Government's stake, the only deadline is for a manditory conversion of the government's stake in seven years. That provides Independent with some wiggle room.
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The Colours Of Summer
What do the colours of a summer mean to Jenna Hayes? Why does she narrate the stories of particular days of a summer and why is the only summer she cherishes?
The answer lies in her narrations of the two most important months of her life. . .
Im Jenna Hayes, 17 years old and a student.
These are the days of a summer I cannot forget. . .
DAY 1: Seven and a half months of struggling, hard work and a coerced study regime later, my spirit has been set free. The much awaited end of school has given way for the summer holidays. With the given two months at hand, I can finally continue writing music now. And that is precisely what makes today a beautiful day.
With my newly freed soul, I suddenly become aware of the golden summer sun rays that dance delightfully upon my tender skin making me realize the beauty in the world.
DAY 17: After today, I can be absolutely sure that I am the luckiest girl alive. I spent the entire evening with Jackson Mendella, the boy of my dreams, the boy with the charm, the boy with the dense, blue eyes, the boy with the everything. After years and years of wanting to touch my lips to his, today, I finally did. Nothing about today can make me forget the first kiss I ever had.
I'm starting to see love everywhere,
In the flowers, in the ocean, and even in the eyes of a stranger.
It's the colour red, the colour of the suns flare,
That makes me believe that love is truly in the air.
DAY 26: It happened so suddenly. Right before my eyes. I was reading Little Women to her. Grandma Lynn sat in her wooden rocking chair. I was by the open window. She was looking out the window. But before I was done with the second chapter, she has closed her eyes and never opened them again.
My world has now turned black and white. A motion picture that I'm living but not truly understanding. But I have to live through each day. Just for her.
DAY 38: I've just opened a letter that just came in for me. Its from the record company, Atlanta Records. For months now, I've attempted to send in songs of my own creation. But today, they finally accepted one!
Grandma Lynn would've been so proud to see me start a career at just seventeen. Her departure makes this a sort of a bittersweet accomplishment. It changes the setting of my life from the dull, grey sky of a setting sun to the gentle orange haze of a rising one.
DAY 53: It's the hardest day I've had to face. Jackson has migrated. His father has found better employment elsewhere.
We both cried. We both hugged. We both kissed. And then he bade goodbye.
My heart has become a tender shade of violet from being bruised. I wonder if it will ever heal.
DAY 60: Father has allowed me to drive his Ford Zephyr on my first day of work. This is only about the 5th time I'm driving a car, which makes me nervous as well as excited.
I sit in the car and start the engine. Everything goes smoothly even when I'm on the highway. I drive at top speed. I then slow down to make a left at the end of the road. But I soon realize that it is under construction. I begin to steer away but it's too late. A speeding car whooshes in from a lane on my right, skids and then smashes into me. I feel horrible pain and then let my eyes close. After that, all turns black.
These were two of the summer months I truly cherish. Inspite of the ranging colours of emotion I felt, it was the best summer I ever had. Like a mixed bag of various shades of emotions, I tasted the golden colour of joy, the rose red of love, the grey of loss, the orange haze of a new beginning, the violet of being torn away from a boy, and the pitch black of death.
These were the colours of a summer I never had before, and incidentally became the colours of my last summer.


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I have been an Assistant and Associate Professor at Carleton University in the Sprott School since 1988 i.e. 28 years, teaching Strategic Management and related courses such as International Business Strategy.
I was previously employed in the private sector in the 1970s with Canada's oldest bank (that predates Canada by a half century), where I was given outstanding training in banking, economics and management by imported British bankers. And I was extremely fortunate to be employed at a very important and most remarkable branch – the BMO Main Office Branch (4th largest in all Canada) at 144 Wellington and Sparks opposite Parliament Hill and beside the National Press Club (Parliament subsequently acquired, refurbished and renamed the branch as Sir John A. Macdonald Building for Parliament Hill receptions). As Loan and Mortgage Manager at the age of 25, I dealt on a daily basis with cabinet ministers in the Trudeau Government, Senators, MPs, national journalists, Supreme Court judges, deputy ministers, national NGOs and staff of embassies including the Chinese and USSR Ambassadors, as well as national institutions such as the Bank of Canada, that provided very unusual experiences to me at the beginning of my career. And in that capacity throughout those years, I evaluated and lent millions and millions of dollars in demand loans, consumer loans, mortgage loans and business loans.
However, shortly after being advised by the bank that I was being given another promotion but to First Canadian Place in downtown Toronto (which I thought was a fate far worse than death), I resigned from the bank to enrol full time in a master's degree program in Public Policy and immediately upon graduation, enrolled in the PhD in the Public Policy stream at Carleton. Prior to graduating in 1989, I accepted a tenure track offer in the Sprott School of Business in 1988.
Shortly after starting with the Sprott School on a tenure track in 1988, the Berlin Wall came down. In October 1989 Prime Minister Mulroney announced a program of reconstruction and development including education for Poland and Hungary. I brought this to the attention of three senior colleagues as a very important opportunity. We formed a committee to develop a proposal and 18 months later Carleton University was awarded $3 million by Foreign Affairs Canada to establish a Canadian Business School at the Central School for Planning and Statistics – later renamed the Warsaw School of Economics. In April 1991, I became the first western professor to teach in a university in a former communist country under an OECD country funded business management program. And 25 years later, I continue to teach there each year.
Since then, I have taught approximately 100 times, mostly in EMBA programs, in many different countries ranging from Poland to Russia to Ukraine to Poland to Iran to Mexico to Romania to Cuba to Slovenia to Latvia to Czech to Argentina to Croatia and after 1997 in China – always in universities. These extensive international experiences in non-western, previously or still authoritarian, state centrally planned countries provided much deeper insights concerning theories of economic development, inequality, the role of economic growth and the relationships between government and business in a modern, liberal democratic decentralized market economy.
From 1996-98, I was appointed as Supervisor of the Bachelor of International Business in the Sprott School to address significant structural issues that emerged after this new program had been operational for 2 years. I spent this period consulting extensively with faculty and students to understand the nature of the structural problems and in the second year developed structural reforms in conjunction with key faculty members that were eventually approved by faculty and Senate. The experience was most valuable in developing a deeper understanding of the relationship and balance between undergraduate programs within the school and across all undergraduate programs in the university.
In 2007, I was appointed as Chair of the MBA Restructuring Committee that led to the replacement of the former thesis based master's degree with a brand new professional MBA degree. With the support of a very strong and motivated committee, we completed the arduous process of benchmarking key competitor MBA programs and undertaking extensive consultation with all relevant stakeholders that led to the proposed new structure including 50 new MBA graduate courses. Most unusually, we obtained unanimous approval from Sprott Faculty Board and later Faculty Graduate Board and Senate for the new program. I was then appointed the new MBA Director from 2007-2010 to implement the new program including staffing 50 new MBA courses with permanent faculty and contract instructors.
Over the years, I have appeared extensively in the media on CBC TV On the Money (I appear weekly on The Ticker segment) and Power and Politics and CBC Radio Syndication as well as CTV and Global. I also appear weekly on CFRA on the Rob Snow Show as well as Sirius Radio. I also published 45 Op-Eds in the Globe and Mail, New York Times, National Post, Financial Post and Ottawa Citizen often supporting contrarian positions concerning contemporary public policy issues as well as several important research monographs for the Macdonald-Laurier Institute concerning Canada Post, supply management, alternative payment instruments, deficits and the retirement income system.
Since 2008, I appeared by invitation before House of Commons and Senate finance, banking, industry and trade committees 25 times concerning public policy debates. During this same period, I was invited by Global TV to attend every federal budget lockup as one of their expert witnesses.
I have published multiple times in the annual edition of How Ottawa Spends concerning Canada's retirement system, the PBO, deficits, corporate income reform and the Liberal downsizing of 1995-97 and the Conservative Government downsizing of 2010-15.
- 2016 Lee, I and S. Speer, Avoiding the federal deficit quicksand. Ottawa ON: Macdonald-Laurier Institute
- 2015 Lee, I. (2015) Is the cheque still in the mail? Ottawa On: Macdonald-Laurier Institute
- 2013 Lee, I., Manne, G.A., Morris, J. and Zywicki, T.J. Credit where it's due: How payment cards benefit Canadian merchants and consumers and how regulation can harm them. Ottawa On: Macdonald-Laurier Institute
- 2011 Lee, I. Myths and urban legends concerning crime in Canada. Ottawa On: Macdonald-Laurier Institute
Published Op-Eds in Newspapers and Magazine
- Lee, I (2016, June) Why the Canadian automotive assembly manufacturing is doomed to wither away, Diplomat magazine
- Lee, I. (2015, November 20), What can public servants expect from Canada's new government?, Global Government Forum
- Lee, I. (November 2015), "Harperism without Harper", Inside Policy
- Lee, I. (2015, September 26) "Three economists compare the Harper Economic Record: Jim Stanford, Ian Lee and Mike Moffat", Macleans
- Lee, I. (2014, May 9), Canadians who can't vote because they lack any ID? Don't believe it", Globe and Mail
- Lee, I. (2014, April), Where is the CBC Heading? Media Magazine
- Lee, I. (2014, January 12), Canada's loss is Australia's gain in Saputo bid for WCB, The Conversation
- Lee, I. and Cross, P. (2013, August 27), Ignore the scare tactics – Canadians can afford retirement, The Globe and Mail
- Lee, I. and Cross, P. (2013, August 6), Is inequality a problem worth fixing? The Globe and Mail
- Lee, I. and Cross, P. (2013, July 23), Why wealth must be included in the inequality debate, The Globe and Mail
- Lee, I. (2013, July 1), Here's Carney, What to expect of Canada's superstar banker, The Conversation
- Lee, I. and Jog, V. (2013, May 14), No pension savings crisis, Financial Post
- Lee, I., (2013, May 15), Residency requirements put Senators in an impossible situation, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2013, April 15), No longer hyphenated Liberals cast aside the blue Liberals, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2013, April 11), Thatcher faced opposition from all sides, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. with Jog, V. (2013, April 9), The Two pension Crises, Inside Policy
- Lee, I. (2013, March 16), Public Service Benefits are no longer sustainable, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2013, February 22), Canada's Senate work as intended, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2013, February 8), Fighter jets are not snowblowers: the case for the F-35, iPolitics
- Lee, I. (2013, January 26), Conservatives should remember why we needed a PBO, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2013, January 15), Nortel – populist anger doesn't make a legal case, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2012, December 16), It's time for accountability and transparency in unions, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2012, December 28), Obama and Boehner – so close yet so far apart, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2012, November 27), Respect, tolerance don't threaten academic freedom, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2012, June 27), Tear down the supply management wall in Canada, Toronto Star
- Lee, I. and Kalogerakos, N. (2012, June 17), Endgame approaches for euro" Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2012, March 14), It's all about geography[re legislating Air Canada back to work], Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2011, December 14), The red queens of Europe meet the Iron Chancellor from Germany", iPolitics.ca
- Lee, I. (2011, December 7), If Canada can privatize the post office…, New York Times
- Lee, I. (November 2011), Straight talk series speaks with Ian Lee on supply management, Macdonald Laurier Institute
- Lee, I. (2011, November 21), The Milking of Canadians, Toronto Star
- Lee, I. (2011, November 1), Why Greece is not long for the Eurozone, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2011, August 1), The real US debt crisis is still to come, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2011, July 19), Tame the CMHC Godzilla, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2011, June 4), The decline and fall of the post office, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. and Pennie, K. (2011, April 25), F-35s an integral part of Air Force's future, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2011, March 23), Scholars behaving badly, National Post
- Lee, I. and Winn, C. (2011, February 15), Students targeting the wrong Mideast nation, Ottawa Citizen
- Lee, I. (2010, June 25), Why the Lansdowne project is a bad deal, Ottawa Business Journal
- Lee, I. (2010, May 21), Pension crisis – what crisis?, Financial Management Institute
- Lee, I. (2009, November 16), The Business Case against Lansdowne Live, Ottawa Business Journal
- Lee, I., Tiger, M. and Leese, K. (2009, November 13), Revenue neutral claims do not add up, Ottawa Citizen


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Eidur Gudjohnsen has expressed how much he is loving life at Barcelona.
Eidur Gudjohnsen has expressed how much he is loving life at Barcelona.
The Icelandic striker joined Barca from Chelsea in June and has quickly become a key member of the side, scoring five goals in La Liga alone.
He also netted in Tuesday's 2-0 victory over Werder Bremen in the UEFA Champions League, adding to Ronaldinho's sublime free-kick.
Rather than lifting his shot over the Werder wall, Ronaldinho cheekily tucked it underneath as they jumped, leaving Gudjohnsen to marvel at the Brazilian's talent.
"One of these days he is going to make the ball talk," he said.
"He saw that they were going to jump. What he said in the dressing room afterwards was that the two really big guys in the wall wouldn't jump so he put it under the small ones.
"He's a great player and I guess that makes him psychic.
"When you play with him and see what he does with a ball, nothing surprises me."
Gudjohnsen admits that Ronaldinho's brilliance contributes to his enjoyment of Barcelona, but he is equally impassioned about all aspects of the club.
"For me, playing for Barcelona has been everything I dreamed of and more," Gudjohnsen explained.
"It's everything about the club - the stadium, the fans, the build-up and the best player in the world.
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- 1 package yellow cake mix (regular size)
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant lemon pudding mix
- 1-3/4 cups water
- 2 egg whites
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- In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, lemon pudding mix, water and egg whites. Beat on low spread for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes.
- Pour into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 23-28 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk the milk, extract and vanilla pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes more or until soft-set. Fold in whipped topping. Spread over cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 20 servings.
Editor's Note: Sugar-free lemon pudding mix is not available.
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This robust helicopter was first intoduced during the mid-fifties and may be the known rotor-blade aircraft world-wide. Reliability is its greatest feature. It was designed for the US Army during the Vietnam war. Thousands of UH-ls are in service as transport, ambulance and attack aircraft. Licensed production in Italy, Germany and Japan make it part of the armed and police forces of more than fifty nations. Presently twin-engine versions (Italeri kit no. 847) are being produced. This helicopter may well serve for the next twenty years or more.
Manufacturer: Italeri
Model: 849 Bell UH-1D Iroquois Model Kit
Scale: 1/48
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