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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 20, 1950, Winona, Minnesota Fair Tonight and Sunday, Cooler Tonight VOLUME 50, NO. 80 Baseball Sunday p. m. KWNO-FM WINONA. MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1950 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES N. J. Dock Blast Toll May Hit 29 Truman Asks Universal U. S. Military Training SHERMAN WARNS U.S. MUST BUILD DEFENSES St. Louis f or- rest P. Sherman said today the United States must main- tain a powerful military es- tablishment because of "a tot- alitarian dictatorship avowedly aspiring to world domination." The chief of naval operations warned an Armed Forces day luncheon gathering "we can- not quickly change the facts that now exist." Admiral Sherman said Amer- icans can hope for the satel- lite countries in Europe to gradually separate themselves from "Russian overlordshlp" and for China eventually to be- come an independent nation. "Gradually, we can expect Western Europe to re-establish Itself with sufficient strength to give balance to the world power he said. "Until these things come about, I believe we must main- tain a powerful military estab- lishment." The only safe course will prove costly, he said, and "will require sustained effort and may call for great sacri- fices." "We may not be able to do things we would greatly pre- he added. "However, to me, there is no choice, and the preservation of freedom Is worth the inevitable price." Armed Forces Day Warnings Issued By Defense Leaders By The Associated Press The American people were told today that preparedness to the point of sacrifice is their best in- surance against possible Russian aggression. A call for mobilization of strength and resources sounded in major cities across the nation where key defense officials spoke in observance of the first Armed Forces day. President Truman and Secretary of Defense Johnson led those who urged preparedness by calling last for extension of the draft Red Dropping At N. D. Border Winnipeg, Man. The weatherman gave a helping hand today to flood-pressed Winnipeg. He took the rain, anticipated earlier, off the forecast for the day. me lorecasi mr UK uaj. Another welcome word came from the international border, 70 miles to the south, where the Red river pours in from North Dakota. There, at Emerson, the river's level drop- TODAY- Congress Has Dull Session By Stewart Alsop Washington Aside from tfee noxious McCarthy business, the present session of Congress has been one of the dullest in memory. And the reason Is pretty obvious. The great Truman domestic, pro- gram, for which President Truman has been beating the drums so as- siduously on his whistlestop junk- .et, is really a dead Issue in Con- gress, and has been from the start. Moreover, all the signs are that it will continue to be a dead issue In the next session of Congress, whatever may happen in Novem- ber. This is why the session has been so dull it is difficult to get very excited about pipe-dreams (or pip e-nightmares, as some ped 1.5 inches in 24 hours. At Letelller, a few miles north of Smerson, the drop was four inches in 36 hours. Winds that had'churned the huge flood-made lake that now Is south- ern Manitoba also dropped, eas- ing the pressure on the main dikes on the south side of the city. But officials still feared break might develop. Succession of Lakes "The whole said Briga- dier Ronald Morton, the flood con- trol commander, "now is a suc- cession of lakes subject to very high currents and winds. We no longer regard It as a river." The Red and its tributary As- sinlboine and Seine rivers held steady at 30.25 feet here. Nor had the drop on the U. S. border reached Morris, 41 miles south of would have Truman blames the Congressional lethargy on the whose heads he demands on a platter. But he quite naturally neglects to point out that if his demand were granted, the Democratic leadership in Congress would be neatly decapitated. For the fact is that most of the Dem- ocratic Congressional leaders are major Morse Wins Renomination In Oregon Democratic Opponent Still In Doubt Portland, Ore. Oregon's Senator Wayne Morse trounced conservative decisively opposition extemporaneously at night law. an armed forces dfnner in Wash- ington, Mr. Truman advocated a universal military training pro- gram for the welfare and defense of the nation. He said there never would have been cold war if Congress had voted a draft law in 1945 when he asked for it, instead of wait- .ng three years. Build np Defenses Appearing with the President, Johnson said the Defense depart- ment is working to build up a de- :ense "of such formidability as to convince a possible aggressor that we cannot be beaten quickly on a hit-and-run basis." he said, there is a "most compelling" need to extend the draft law, now due to expire June 24, to bolster the morale of European countries who so far have "held Communism at bay." General Omar Bradley, the na- military warned in a" Francisco speech that a Russian atomic attack is possible "in a few and called for a "bold new program" to bolster defenses against the "two-headed monster" of Soviet Communism. Other top figures in planning the national defense declared that the cold war is steadily getting hotter. They warned of the possibility of global conflict and urged prepared- ;ss. The warnings came against a background of the newly complet- ed London conference where the United States and her 11 Allies to win Republican renomination in yesterday's primary election. Since 1914 Republican nomina- tion has been tantamount to elec- tion. To those who contended that he voted more often with Democrats than with Republicans, Morse promised to keep on voting "in- dependently upon issues as I see them." Morse defeated Dave Hoover, a former Los Angeles, deputy sheriff who became a dairy farmer in Oregon's rugged coastal range. He was unknown hi Oregon until party conservatives led him through a campaign which Morse described as "the worst smear campaign in 25 years." On a basis of unofficial returns from 1321 of Oregon's pre- cincts, Morse led to John McBrlde, a House committee clerk in Washington, D. C., trailed with Hoover, called reawjeQ iviurrio, Hilled avunn vi vjinm.M Winnipeg and the center of the completed a treaty against Corn- flood area. There the river show- munism. Diplomats in Europe said the outcome of the parley meant the West had concluded it can live in peace only by arming to the teeth, with little or no hope of negotiat- ing a settlement of the east-west ed a slight rise overnight. Officials still planned to order compulsory evacuation of the Win- ipeg area if the rivers rose another two feet. Already or more persons have left the area in re- sponse to official appeals for a lightening of the load on overtax- ed public utilities. Moving Plans Ready Plans were ready to remove the rest if necessary. D. M. Stephens, Manitoba's dep- uty minister of natural resources, warned yesterday that. the long- term weather outlook was "none too optimistic." The Red river val- ley, he said, is due for more rain in the next few days. That "in all likelihood" will cause the flood to inch Its way higher. Sandbagging operations last night conflict. Standby Powers Asked At home, the Army, Navy and Air Force paraded their power at ocrauc -icuucis cue sanuoaggmg operations liiai. either violently unenthusiastlcjconcentrated on McGlllivray dike, about major portions of the Tru- j protecting city homes from man-program, or actively opposed jthe rampaging flood. The Army to it. jsaid the situation on the flood's AN INCIDENT which preceded 30th day was critical, the great Democratic jamboree in Chicago serves to illustrate this fact. Senator Scott Lucas of Illi- nois is the Senate majority lead- er, and thus, as President Truman pointed out in Chicago, "respon- sible for guiding our program (Continued on Page 3, Column 8) ALSOP ILli UttJ' wp-a 126.96.36.199. Some 600 square miles of southern Manitoba now are under water, in a lake stretching 70 miles south to the United States border. Estimat- ed damage to farmlands and homes ranged upward from Informants said loss to business and industry is beyond calculation. "a reactionary and an isolationist" by Morse, ad mitted defeat at 1 a.m. Of the 36 counties, Hoover car- ried only two. Both are small coun- ties In the central Oregon range- land country. Morse's big margin was in sharp contrast to his -first primary cam' paign six years ago, when he un seated former U. S. Senator Rufus C. Holman to The Democrats, heartened by the fact' that for the first time they have more registered voters than do the Republicans, are mak- ing a supreme effort this year to win control of this last G.O.P. stronghold of the West. Oregon is the only western state to vote Re- publican In the 1948 presidential election. There are more Democratic candidates than ever before, and they are after every major office, and most of the minor ones. But most of the Democratic nominees won't be known until the last votes are counted because of close primary contests. More's Democratic opponent in the November election is in doubt Howard Latourette, Portland, for mer Democratic national commit- teeman, held a to lead over Dr. Louis A. Wood, retired university economics professor. The state's four congressmen, ington. all Republicans, won renomina-j The switchmen's Fire still blazes in this general view, after four explosive-laden barges blew up at the South Amboy, N. J., docks. A state of emer- gency was declared in the city of persons, some 30 miles south S Strike Put Off to June Washington UP) An A.RL. switchmen's strike scheduled for next Tuesday on ten Midwestern I railroads'was postponed Friday un- til June 1. The National (Railway) Media- tion board obtained the postpone- ment and will try to settle the dis- pute before the next strike dead- line. Francis A. O'Neill, Jr., chairman of the board, said the union is ask- reduction of the work week from 48 to 40 hours without loss ing of pay; also time and a half for Saturday work and double time for Sundays. O'Neill announced that mediation would start next Tuesday In Wash- union, whose tion. Representative Homer D. An- members operate vital yard service gell, Portland, had double the on the ten lines scheduled to be Air Force paraded their power at gen, r-uruaim, uuuuic me on me ten mica suicuiucu "open house" on ships and shore number of votes tallied by both! struck, has headquarters in Buffalo, anrt with miiltarv and of his opponents combined. The The ten railroads are: Chicago Great Western; Chicago, Rock Island ancj Pacific; Daven- port, Rock Island and North- western; Denver and Rio Grande Western; Great Northern; Minne- apolis St. Louis; Northern Pa- cific Terminal Company of Ore- gon; St. Paul Union Depot Com- pany; Sioux City Terminal rail- way, and Western Pacific railroad. Clark Says Russ Respect Only Force Milwaukee Soviet Russia respects only one Gen- eral Mark Clark told a Milwaukee 'wittfrnllltary and of his opponents combined. The naval exercises and aerial dis- other three congressmen were un- plays. opposed. While Johnson declared that the armed forces are in "a healthy state of Bradley urged the granting of standby war emergency, powers to the Presi- dent and said Congress should en- act other measures "for tighten- ing our belts for defense." An even sharper warning came from Admiral Jonas H. Ingram (retired) who told an Armed Forces day banquet in Indianapolis last night that war is inevitable with- in two and one-half years "the way we are going now." In Detroit, General Hoyt S. Van- denberg. Air Force chief of staff, cautioned that the Air Force at present is too weak to press an all-out air war more than a few months. And he said the aircraft industry today is in no position to replace heavy combat losses. Hungary Sees Film Budapest, Hungary The Italianfilm "Bicycle Theif" is the first western film advertised here in a long time. A commentary de- scribes it as a "deeply affecting film story about the present life of Italian workers." WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and vicinity Generally fair tonight and Sunday. Somewhat cooler "tonight. Lowest tonight 46; highest Sunday 74. LOCAL WEATHER Offical observations for the hours ending at 12 m. today: 24 Maximum, 77; minimum, 55; noon, 65; precipitation, .06; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at DAILY RIVER BULLETIN audience Friday. The chief of the Army field forces said Russia must be made to understand that she will start an- other war only at the risk of her destruction. The Communists are trying to destroy everything we fought for, in. and they are receiving the active Flood Stage 24-hr. backillg of the Red Clark Stage Today Chg. 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iStock/Thinkstock(PEACEHAVEN, England) — Garbage bins in East Sussex, U.K., recently turned into Minions, and residents have been abuzz trying to figure who painted them, according to the local newspaper.
The cheeky, yellow cartoon characters appeared overnight this past Monday in the small southern U.K. towns of Peacehaven, Newhaven and Rottingdean, the Sussex Express reported. The bins were numbered one to 10, and it remains a mystery as to who painted them.
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Pedro Rey's Research experiments on theatres feaured in La Vanguardia.
Jodi Caballé appointed member of the Advisory Board of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF). More information here and here.
David Pérez-Castrillo has been awarded an ICREA Academia in its 2014 edition.
Nezih Guner, Joan Llull and Yuliya Kulikova's article on marriage and health selected for "Vanguardia de la Ciencia" Prize. You can vote here..
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Caterina Calsamiglia has obtained an ERC Starting Grant at MOVE for the project "A Comprehensive Approach to School Choice and Education"..
MOVE Fellow Ines Macho-Stadler and Paula González receive the Best Paper in Health Economics Prize from Asociación de Economía de la Salud for "A theoretical approach to dual practice regulations in the health sector" published at Journal of Health Economics. Download the paper here. .
Department visitor Uri Gneezy interviewed in La Vanguardia.
Jordi Massó and IDEA alumni Dolors Berga, elected as new Council Members of the Social Choice and Welfare Society.
Pau Olivella, together with IDEA alumni Marcos Vera, has been selected as winners of the Royal Economic Society Prize for their paper: "Testing for Asymmetric Information in Private Health Insurance" .


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It is morning and Steve is chasing his ball-of-energy son around the living room while Kayla gets breakfast ready. Taking a moment from the stove, Kayla looks through the windowed connection into the living room and pleads with her boys not to break something, whether it be a lamp or their necks. Steve grabs his son and manages to wrestle him down onto the couch, messes his hair up and says, "Mommy says we're being too wild, and you know what that means, Joseph," Joey sighs, responding dejectedly, "Yeah, yeah...mommy's word is law." Kayla smiles and shakes her head, returning to the eggs, which she nearly overcooked.
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A tea kettle whistles loudly and Marie Horton pours the hot tea into two mugs, thinking wistfully of her time since she came to Los Angeles. When she'd learned that her eldest and often forgotten brother, Tommy, was in L.A., leaving her daughter's house in Dayton, Ohio and coming to live with Tommy and Sandy in their house in Los Angeles seemed only natural. Soon afterward, he fell ill and she became something of a live-in nurse for him. Her life as a full-time mother to a grown daughter, a mother-in-law to Joshua, and grandmother to their only son, Nick, had kept her busy and driven and she looked at this as simply a new chapter.
In part, it amazed her how she managed to move forward the past thirty years, content in those roles and never really thinking of her own happiness. She supposed she owed that in part to her success rate with men, and in part to her time in the convent, and in part because of the woman she called mom. After losing Alice last June, the need to fill the voids in her life had become more painfully apparent. Being there for an ailing Tommy made the pain all the more poignant. Before she relocated to L.A., she hadn't heard from her brother for years. It was almost as if he had disappeared off the face of this Earth.
Remembering the tea, Marie goes to bring the second mug to her brother, who was sleeping in the other room. At least, she thought he was. Upon seeing him, she is oddly reminded of her mother's description of finding her father, and then of Maggie's description of finding her brother, Mickey, after both men has passed away. Not allowing herself to panic, she crosses the bedroom, trying to be normal and just shake him awake. When he doesn't respond, she checks for a pulse. Her lip trembles. She begins to perform CPR, but he clearly is not responding. She begins to cry, picking up the phone and dial 911. "Hello, operator? My name is Marie Horton and I need an ambulance at 354 Richmond Place. My brother's not breathing." Hanging up, she wonders how she'll ever be able to face Tommy's daughter, Sandy. She picks up the phone again and asks for Dr. Kayla Johnson to be paged.
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Kayla is doing her rounds when she gets the page. Arriving at the nurse's station, she asks the receptionist if the caller gave a name, but she didn't. Curious, Kayla takes the call. She's surprised to hear Marie Horton on the other end of the phone. The paramedics have just arrived at Tommy's. Dr. Tom Horton, Jr. has just been pronounced dead and is being taken back to the hospital morgue. Marie tells Kayla that she couldn't bear trying to talk with Sandy about it just yet and wonders if she could do it, since they're both at work. Kayla admits that Marie's put her in a very tough position, but she agrees to. She hangs up the phone just as Sandy stops at the nurse's station to check her messages. "Is everything all right, Dr. Johnson?" Sandy's appearance catches Kayla off-guard. "No, Sandy, it's not. It's about your father." Sandy simply looks at Kayla, concerned.
Robin Jacobs' Apartment, New York City
Mike Horton stands outside the door, waiting. The door opens to reveal Dr. Robin Jacobs. She welcomes him in. Despairingly, Mike tells her that he got away again. Jeremy's jet took off for God knows where. He wonders if he should have involved the authorities. Robin berates him for considering it. They both know the kind of trouble Jeremy is facing. She fears they'll shoot to kill and have no chance to ask questions. Mike tells Robin not to think like that. How can she not? "Getting yourself worked up isn't going to help us find Jeremy, Robin!" In a heated moment, the parents kiss and quickly, one thing leads to another.
Robin Jacobs' Apartment, New York: Robin's Bedroom
Later, they lie in bed, in post-coital rest. The phone rings and Dr. Mike Horton stirs from his place next to Robin Jacobs and answers the phone. "Michelangelo, this is Steve Johnson. I've got some news." Mike gets up out of bed and takes the phone call out into the living room. Steve tells Mike that he's tracked the jet his son Jeremy took off from last night. If his information is to be believed, Jeremy has come to Los Angeles, where Steve just recently relocated with Kayla and Joe. Steve thinks it would be wise if Mike got to California as soon as possible if he wants to get to his son before Steve does. There will be a plane waiting for him at JFK. Mike goes to ask Steve a question, but the connection gets lost. Robin stirs and puts on her robe. Rather than waste his time with calling Steve back, he notes the number on his cell phone's caller ID, saves it, and tells Robin that he's got to go. He promises to update her as soon as he can. After a moment of hesitation, Mike leaves the apartment.
Bay Memorial Hospital: The Morgue
Dr. Kayla Johnson is overseeing Tommy's identification and placement into to morgue drawer. She sees Sandy come in and flags her over. Sandy can't believe she's confirming the identification of her father's dead body. She tells Sandy sympathetically that she knows how hard it is to say goodbye, but he is gone. Sandy thanks Kayla, adding in a choked voice that she simply wishes she could have been there. Kayla can plainly see the tears forming and the pain on her colleague's face. She offers friendly comfort to Sandy and Sandy breaks down in Kayla's arms.
"He was always there for me when I needed him. When it really counted... after he came back from being a POW... He was really so tortured, you know? Even after he knew he hadn't deserted, he was haunted by memories of his severe torture by the enemy. He never really recovered from that. I devoted most of my adult life and career to him and I couldn't even be there for him in his last moments." As she talks, Sandy sobs. Eventually, she begins to regain her composure.
As Chief of Staff, Sandy knows that she has to be sent home. She wrote the regulation that forces doctors facing family emergencies to be sent home. It's just as well, since she has arrangements to make. She thanks Kayla again and leaves the morgue.
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Kayla returns from the morgue and picks up the phone to call Steve. She gets his voicemail. Not wanting to leave a voicemail of this nature, she tells him to have her paged as soon as he gets this message.
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Later, Mike arrives at the hospital and sees Sandy coming out of her office. He embraces her and tells her how sorry he is to hear about Tommy. She is stiff in his arms and the embrace ends quickly, but she thanks him for his support. He tells her not to worry about calling the family. He called Salem's University Hospital and told their Chief of Staff to spread the news to the family. Sandy rounds on Mike, asking him why he would do that. He thought it would help take the burden off of her. She tells Mike that it was her place to decide who to call and who to tell. Truth be told, she had no intentions of inviting anyone from Salem to the funeral. She doesn't think her father would have wanted the spectacle. But Mike has robbed them both of that choice. She walks away to her office, leaving Mike speechless and frustrated.
Kayla comes out of her office and comes upon Mike and asks him what happened. He tells her that he really doesn't know. He tells her about the call he placed to University Hospital when he heard about Tommy and when Sandy found out she practically blew a fuse. He wishes he could understand why Tommy and Sandy have been so adamant over the years to be cut off from the family. He wonders if maybe he did the wrong thing in calling. Maybe there's something he didn't know about. Kayla tells Mike to stop beating himself over it. Sandy is upset. Her theatrics are understandable, but she tells Mike not to buy into the guilt. Mike thanks Kayla, who promises that Steve and her will be at the funeral. The friends embrace.
Kim's Beach House: Philip's Old Study
Shane has converted Phillip Collier's old study into an impromptu office. Shane is lying on the couch, discussing when he first learned that the ISA had abandoned him when his mission was aborted in South America. "It brought up a lot of old feelings. It was like Jericho and Saul Taylor all over again, before the explosion. Thinking of you and the children gave me the will to keep going. It also reminded me of how quickly they took me off the case of Steve's death...well, disappearance. They took it away and demoted me to a high ranking agent when I was nearly chief after years of dedication to the organization. I did my own digging, but eventually that caught up with me and they demoted me to field agent. Soon after that, Steve resurfaced in Salem, without his memory." Shane notes, with a shake of his head and an ironic chuckle.
Kimberly sighs. "I remember when you told me that you'd become a field agent again. I was so angry. I hid behind my fear that you wouldn't be able to be here for Andrew's graduation and that you'd have to cancel their summer trip to London. I had Phillip, then. When you disappeared, my anger was out, full force. I learned about Phillip having an affair. I went through a brutal divorce, after which I discovered I had leukemia. Bo came to be by my side and for the first time, I admitted how scared I was that you hadn't been in touch. Scared and angry, Andrew moved back home to be with me, to be the man of the house, because he knew someone had to be strong for his mama. And I'd ask myself how could you let something like this happen?" Shane takes Kimberly's hand and they exchange a deep, meaningful look of understanding that is interrupted by a knock on the door. It's their daughter Jeannie. She just got off the phone with Marie Horton: Tommy Horton is dead.
Melissa Anderson's Penthouse: Balcony
Melissa is on the phone with Nathan. She is disappointed he won't be able to make it to town for the funeral. Still, she thinks its just as well, since Nathan never even met her Uncle Tommy. She makes him promise to visit soon. After she hangs up the phone, slowly, she sits down. In a moment of quiet anger, she asks what God has against her family. To have lost her father and grandmother within months of one another. And now this. She barely remembered Tommy and his daughter, Sandy, herself. She knew they were living California, but since she had only just moved out here after her divorce, she had still been settling.
Knowing how close the Hortons usually were, her feeling of distance made her more upset than anything else. In a way, she dreaded what came next. Neither had been in touch with the family for years. They were never even heard from when Tom, Alice, or Mickey died. That made her angry, but what made her angrier was the fact that it seemed no one had done anything to repair whatever had caused this rift between the family. With a sigh, she got up and stepped outside to breathe some fresh air. She was fighting back tears when she heard a familiar voice call to her. "Hey, baby, what's the matter?"
Adjacent to her balcony stands Steve Johnson, his one visible eye full of emotion and concern. He had always been perceptive and sensitive to emotion. She doesn't understand what he could possibly be doing here and tells him so. That's when he tells her that it looks like they're neighbors. Then it hit her: Kayla had moved back to Los Angeles, this time with Steve and little Joey by her side. He reiterates his concern and she tells him that there was a death in the family. Steve immediately asks if there is anything he could do for her. Melissa tells Steve to find his wife. It's time for her to get ready for the service. Steve promises to check back in with her at the service, as he rushes off to find Kayla.
Outside St. John's Cathedral, South L.A.
It had been years since the two cousins had seen one another. Mike knows David had never had much of a relationship with their grandparents, Tom & Alice, growing up, not like the other grandchildren, but wishes he could have come back to Salem from time to time and check in. David tells Mike that frankly his life wasn't meant to be in Salem. Every time he was there, his life just got messed up. He was never going to be some perfect Horton and he didn't need the expectations. Mike notes wryly how much David sounds like Bill, cynical and full of excuses. After a few more tense, but light-hearted exchanges, they shake hands. Mike told David it was good to see him.
David remarks how he'd barely known Tommy and as for Sandy, well, the last time she was in town Renee Dumonde was still alive and married to him. Mike asks him why he came to the service, then. Despite his time away from the nest, he has a lot of love for the Horton family. With the gathering being in LA, it didn't seem like there was much excuse to keep him away. Plus, Sandy and he had gotten back in touch recently when Tommy first got sick and she had him moved to Los Angeles. Mike tells David he'll see him inside. He hears Doug and Julie are coming. David says that sounds great, though clearly time has not been kind to his relationship with his mother and father-in-law.
St. John's Cathedral: Chapel
Inside, many local people who knew Sandy and Tommy both from Maui and Los Angeles encircle her, giving their condolences and stopping by the casket to give their respects before the service. Whenever a new member of the Horton family arrives, Sandy acts busy, determined not to face them and ruin this day. She didn't even want them to come, a fact for which she knew who to thank – glancing at her cousin Mike. Across the room, Julie Williams flags down her son David. He lets Julie fuss for a minute before slipping away. Doug supports his wife, who is obviously deeply hurt by David's distance. The pain is especially obtuse when David joins Sandy and seems much more warm with her.
Maggie Horton asks Mike about Bill and Laura, but not only did they feel they wouldn't be welcome, they couldn't have gotten a flight out had they wanted to. Maggie was under the impression that Mike had been working with them. Mike admits that he had been, adding that he'd moved to Los Angeles when he picked up on a lead to Jeremy's whereabouts. This shocks an eavesdropping Julie, in need of a distraction. Last she'd heard their Jeremy was on the run from the law. Why on Earth would he come to a place like Los Angeles? Michael thinks it makes perfect sense for his son to hide in plain sight. New York would have been a good place, too, if Robin hadn't been living there. He's certainly had no luck locating him since he arrived, but that's largely due to the time he's spent at the hospital. Still, he's not about to give up hope yet. He just has to believe Jeremy hasn't caught wind of his being in town yet and won't skip town the second he hears a rumor.
Marie joins the gathered family and is thrilled to see her grandson, Nick Fallon, despite the sad occasion. Jennifer surprises her brother Mike, who had no idea she was flying in. When asked if she's heard from Jack, she admits she's all but given up hope that she'll ever hear Jack Deveraux's voice again. Mike tells his sister that if she ever does, to give him a call, so he can come and give Deveraux a piece of his mind.
"More like a piece of your fist?" chimes in Maggie. "Michael Horton, what exactly do you expect that to solve?" Mike asks if anyone there can blame him. He knows Jack means well, usually, but he never seems to have his head on straight. Steve and Kayla arrive just in time for Steve to hear Mike talking about his little brother.
"Hey, what has Jackson done now?" He asks Jennifer. Jennifer says she'd rather not talk about it. Sighing, Steve respects Jennifer's right to privacy though he wishes he'd heard from his baby brother, either. He asks about the kids and Jennifer raves about Abigail and missing J.J., who is at boarding school. She returns the question and adds that Joey is being watched by a neighbor, but that neither Kayla nor he had heard from Stephanie since she left Salem. Just as he says this, he hears a familiar voice say: "Papa..." He turns to see his eldest daughter, whom he embraces and asks what she's doing here. She tells him she meant to surprise her cousin Jeannie for her birthday, but she never expected that they'd moved back to L.A., or that she would come back to something like this.
Unable to stand it anymore, Sandy moves past David and can't help but shake her head at the circle of Hortons, unified in her father's death. Marie tries to reason with Sandy, but Sandy simply thanks them all for coming. At least they could be there for his death, even if they couldn't be there for his life. She begins to stalk off before anyone can have a chance to defend themselves. "What a happy occasion this turned out to be," notes Julie.
Melissa arrives just in time to catch Sandy's final word as she finally walks away. Both Maggie and Julie are seething at Sandy's cavalier attitude as the rest of the family tries to be there for them. While the family is still in an uproar, Melissa asks Stephanie if she can have a word with her in private. Stephanie doesn't think that now is the time or the place. Sandy has brought enough drama on this sad day. Melissa agrees, but asks that, if Stephanie is in town for a while, would she agree to come over for lunch some time. Melissa's Kayla's neighbor. Stephanie reluctantly agrees.
Maggie interrupts and drags Melissa into a big hug. Melissa asks how Maggie is feeling. She tells her daughter that she is completely recovered. Melissa can't even begin to wrap her head around the fact that she's dating Victor Kiriakis of all people. Not wanting to discuss it, Maggie asks her daughter about her new place. Melissa hesitates, noticing how Maggie is dodging her criticism, then says that it's perfect. In fact, it just got more perfect. Steve and Kayla moved in right next door. Maggie hopes that Kayla and Melissa continue being friends after what happened between Nathan and Stephanie. Melissa reminds her mother that they were friends long before their kids dated. Sure, Jack Deveraux was once a source of tension for them and there was that time Melissa was accused of poisoning Kayla, but that was all a misunderstanding. Maggie's glad for that, but seems tentative about something else. Melissa thinks maybe Maggie doesn't believe her. Maggie assures her that she does, she was just wondering - so unsure about whether this is the time or place. Melissa tells her mom to simply spit it out. Maggie asks Melissa about her divorce. Melissa says its final. Her new life can begin - and it would suit her plenty if she never had to think about it again. Maggie simply embraces her daughter, agreeing not to pry further.
Nick and Stephanie become reacquainted. She notes that prison was good for him. He doesn't exactly take it as a compliment. But Steph reassures him that he looks good. He says she does, too. She smiles and thanks him. There is an awkward silence between them before Stephanie asks him where he's living now. He surprises her by saying not far from her parents' new-old place. He was going to surprise his grandmother with a visit and hopefully stay with her for a little while. Despite the occasion, Stephanie is overjoyed to hear this. When Nick asks her the same question in return, she admits that she's not exactly sure. She might be spending a little while back in LA. Nick seems pleased with this, admitting that it will be nice having someone in this huge city he actually knows for a little while. Stephanie promises that it will be a blast. She introduces him to her cousins, Jeannie and Andrew, who are both charmed by Nick's aw shucks demeanor. Meanwhile, Marie watches Nick with Stephanie, smiling.
Unlike the many funerals of Salem's past, none of the Salemites speak on behalf of Tommy's memory. Sandy alone delivers a eulogy. She keeps out the malice she had unleashed on the other Hortons and discusses how tortured he'd been all of his life due to post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of being a POW during the Korean conflict. She talks about his failed marriage with her mother, her mother's heart attack, and his failure to find happiness again. During this part of the speech, Kimberly Brady holds Shane Donovan's hand and squeezes it as their children Andrew and Jeannie warily look on.
She knows her mother did some horrible things, but her father wasn't perfect either. Or maybe he just loved imperfect women. David glances towards Doug and Julie. She talks about his work as a doctor, carrying on a family legacy and that a special donation will be made to fund a top-of-the-line clinic, care of the Horton foundation.
She steps down and follows behind like a widow as a decorated group of veterans carry the American Flag-covered casket out of the church. For hours the crowds mill around. It wasn't long, however, before most people had gone but a few of the local family members.
St. John's Cathedral: Cemetery
As people are leaving the grave site Mike asks Steve about Jeremy. He admits that the punk gave him the slip, but he's completely convinced that the little scoundrel is still in L.A. Mike is relieved to hear that, but wishes they had more to go on. Mike knows Jeremy is not exactly Steve's favorite person in the world. "Kid's a punk, Michelangelo. He hurt Stephanie. But make no mistake. I'm completely dedicated to finding him. I will do my best to keep my feelings out of this. I'll keep you posted. Keep in touch," Mike agrees and thanks Steve. Mike says goodbye to Jennifer, Maggie, and Julie, who ask him to let them know what happens with Jeremy. Mike promises that they'll know when he knows anything concrete, as a mysterious young man watched from the shadows.
At Tommy's grave, Sandy kneels, alone. "You know, I wanted to have the service here so that it was just us, daddy. Just like it always was. Oh, Michael...why couldn't he just stay out of it? I didn't want the family here. They don't deserve to grieve for you! I know how you felt. You were so sick over learning about grandmother. As for grandfather, oh God... I know how much you wished you would have felt welcome. But you said so yourself. You said that it would have been a waste of time to go home, to travel from Califronia to Salem for a few days, as if the man was a saint. I know you loved him. I loved him, too, but he wasn't perfect. And if it made you a weak man that you just couldn't go back and face the family, then so be it, because you know what? I think I understand my mother now. I barely even remember her face, but I feel just the way she felt when you were divorced. Like an outcast. No one deserves to feel like that within their own family. No one!"
She is taken by surprise at a hand on her shoulder, that happens to belong to David. With no words exchanged, she collapses into David's embrace and breaks down. Marie happens upon on Sandy and David soon afterwards. "Well, I see the self-proclaimed outcasts are willing to be there for each other, even if they refuse to be there for anyone else." David begins to protest, but Marie tells him that the way he treats Julie is disgusting. Jessica forgave her for giving her up. She thinks its time David grew up and accepted that he has family that loves him. David trots off, leaving Marie and Sandy alone.
Sandy immediately dries her eyes and lights into Marie again, telling her how she blames Marie for what happened. Sandy wishes Marie had never come back to care for her father. She should have just stayed in Ohio. She should have just stayed away. After all, above all else, she was the very reason Tommy could never stand to be in Salem. Marie reminds Sandy that she hasn't been a resident of Salem for many years. Sandy admits the truth in that statement, but that doesn't change the fact that her return to Salem is what drove her father to up and leave town. Since then, he never looked back. Now, here she is again and he died simply to get away from the sister he nearly took for a lover.
Marie wants to get something very clear. She did everything she could to fix the rift between Tommy and her. One thing she fears Sandy has yet to learn is just how stubborn Horton men actually are. Proud, too. When she left Salem the second time and went to Ohio to help Jessica and Joshua raise their newborn son, Nick, it was hardly a full time job. She made many visits out to Maui, but Tommy refused to see her. He'd become a recluse. Nothing she said or did made any difference to him. He'd completely made up his mind to just be alone for the rest of his life. Perhaps it was easier than facing his demons, but don't ask her - she's no psychiatrist. Sandy can point the finger all she wants at Marie, but she's not going to stand for it.
Sandy just smiles and walks away. Marie then breaks down, finally allowing herself to grieve for the brother she never really knew. Nick comes upon Marie then and holds his grandmother. After a few moments, he tells her that he thinks it's time to go home. She wonders if she can face going back to that house she now shares with the woman who hates her more than anything in this world.


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James Boyd Case testimony in photos
The preliminary hearing in the James Boyd case began Monday. Flip through this slideshow to see key moments in the testimony.
Special prosecutor Randi McGinn demonstratively showed where James Boyd was shot during her opening argument.
As part of her opening remarks, McGinn showed a slide with the number of officers who were in the foothills with Boyd.
Defense Attorney Sam Bregman pulled out two knives, similar to the ones Boyd had, to demonstrate how officers felt.
In addition, Bregman also said Boyd committed an aggravated assault against a peace officer and a police officer's life was saved by Keith Sandy and Dominique Perez.
Defense attorney Luis Robles argued that Boyd's refusal to obey officers' lawful commands ultimately led to the shooting.
Robles also played the video of the shooting in super slow motion and in real-time.
APD Chief Gorden Eden was the first witness in the case. He said being an officer is a dangerous job and officers are authorized to use deadly force if they or another officer is in danger.
The second witness was open space officer John McDaniel. He was one of the first officers to come into contact with Boyd.
McDaniel testified that he was threatened by Boyd, but the homeless man never charged at him.
Sgt. Chris Ware was the third witness called on Monday. Ware's belt tape was contained controversial remarks from Officer Sandy.
The state cleared up the audio tape, and said Sandy never intimated that he was going to shoot Boyd in the genitals.
CIT Officer Brock Knipprath testifies about his knowledge of de-escalation techniques. While being cross examined, he talks about the serious nature of verbal threats.
APD detective Geoff Stone was on the stand for most of the day on Tuesday. Stone discussed the "chain of custody" when it came to the evidence.
Stone also unsealed Boyd's belongings in court.
The prosecution used Stone to show that the officers were investigated by a fellow member of the department and allege the investigation was conducted differently.
The defense hammered back by saying CAD reports showed that Perez knew the situation was dangerous.
The court reporter who transcribed the lapel shooting tapes also took the stand. She testified that she could only positively identify James Boyd's voice because of the angle of the cameras.
The doctor who conducted the autopsy on Boyd offered graphic testimony of how many times he was shot and the effect of the bullets.
The examiner, however, said he couldn't positively state which bullet killed Boyd.


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It all started one Austin SXSW morning. Never before had an online service seemed so amazing and new. Melissa had found Twitter.
First on her Nokia she discovered the world of omnipresence, a place where where she shared every thought and knew immediately what all her friends, both past, present and future were doing.
Her Twitter honeymoon was splendid. Through the summer and into fall she tweeted away, and a newly delivered iPhone made participation even more enjoyable. 500 followers, 1000 followers, 2500 tweets, milestones kept passing like signposts on the Interstate.
And that's when things started to go wrong.
Despite global warming the winter was harsh, and so was her daily supply of Twitter. At first it was an occasional outage in the middle of the night, and she rarely noticed. But as winter grew colder, so did Twitter's ongoing failures. First an hour here or there, then nearly whole days, least that's how it thought to Melissa.
By spring the situation had become untenable. People started jokingly writing posts noting when Twitter was up, as opposed to down. Another SXSW has passed, and there was a new player in town, not a direct competitor, but a service that offered reliable communication where Twitter had miserably failed.
As the sun shone through the open window, Melissa tilted her Macbook Pro just so slightly as to reduce the glare. FriendFeed was her new love, and it had slowly come to substitute her previously obsessional dedication to Twitter.


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Darnell Cole, president of Milwaukee Area Technical College, was given a citation alleging drunken driving early Monday morning, according to a news release issued by the Milwaukee County sheriff's office.
The citation is Cole's first, the release says.
Cole, 62, also was cited for operating with a prohibited alcohol content, according to the release. His blood-alcohol level was measured at 0.20, more than twice the 0.08 level considered evidence of intoxication.
According to the sheriff's office:
A deputy found Cole stopped on southbound I-43/94 near S. Chase Ave. about 1:40 a.m.
The deputy smelled alcohol and noticed Cole had slurred speech and glassy eyes. Cole failed a sobriety test and was taken to a sheriff's substation before being released to another person.
Cole cooperated with the investigation, the release says. He was not driving an MATC vehicle, school spokeswoman Kathleen Hohl said.
Phone messages left at Cole's office and on his cell phone Monday night were not returned.
Cole released a statement in which he said, "I apologize for a serious error in judgment and regret how my actions may affect the entire MATC community."
Cole also sent an e-mail about his arrest to the nine-member MATC board and his executive cabinet Monday night as news broke:
"As difficult as this news is, I wanted to be sure that you heard it first from me, rather than through the media or another source.
"Early this morning, I was arrested by a Milwaukee County deputy sheriff for operating while intoxicated. I deeply regret my actions and any negative impact they may have on MATC. I want to assure you that this will not affect my performance as president and I am working with my personal legal counsel to address the situation," Cole wrote.
MATC Board President Lauren Baker and board members Ann Wilson and Robert Davis found out about Cole's arrest while at a conference of the Association of Community College Trustees in Washington, D.C. Reached Monday at the conference, Baker said she had no comment.
Board member Bobbie Webber said he was happy no one was hurt.
"There wasn't any injuries or property damage," said Webber, who is president of the Milwaukee Professional Firefighters Association. "As far as what we do as a go-forward strategy, it does give one concern, as it would with anyone."
Cole took the reins at MATC in 2001 after having served as chancellor of Ivy Tech State College Northwest in Gary, Ind. He earns $223,675 in base salary, plus a retirement supplement, travel allowance and stipend that bring his total pay to $259,131.


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Nelson Munsey
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|Personal information
|Date of birth:
|July 2, 1948
|Place of birth:
|Uniontown, Pennsylvania
|Date of death:
|July 8, 2009(aged 61)
|Place of death:
|San Diego, California
|Career information
|Career history
|Career NFL statistics
Nelson Emory Munsey (July 2, 1948 – July 8, 2009)[1] was an American football cornerback in the National Football League. He was signed by the Baltimore Colts as an undrafted free agent in 1972. He played college football at Wyoming.
He was the older brother of Chuck Muncie who also played in the NFL for the New Orleans Saints and San Diego Chargers.[2]
Early years[edit]
After he starred as a running back at Uniontown Area High School in his hometown, Munsey switched to defensive back when he played at the University of Wyoming.[2] Munsey's football career got a jump start when began to play for the Norfolk Neptunes in 1969. It was while playing for the Neptunes that he met Vivian Seaborne, the first black cheerleader for the Norfolk Neptunes.
Professional career[edit]
Munsey had two touchdowns, seven interceptions and five fumble recoveries in 72 games with the Colts, all at right cornerback.[3] His first touchdown was scored in his rookie year on a three-yard fumble recovery return in the first quarter of a 24–21 road loss to the San Francisco 49ers on November 12, 1972.[4] His other one came in the fourth quarter on December 21, 1975 when he intercepted a Steve Grogan pass and returned it thirty yards to clinch a regular-season-ending 34–21 home victory over the New England Patriots and the first of three consecutive American Football Conference (AFC) Eastern Division championships for the Colts.[5]
The 1975 season was the only one in his career in which Munsey started all the games played by the Colts.[3] His last start of that campaign was a 28–10 road loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC semifinals on December 27, 1975.[6] The last NFL contest Munsey played was another conference semifinal match two years later on December 24, 1977 when the Colts lost to the Oakland Raiders 37–31 in double overtime at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium.[7] On the game's deciding play, Dave Casper ran past Munsey to catch his third touchdown of the contest.[8]
Munsey spent the 1978 season with the Minnesota Vikings but never saw any action.[9]
Munsey died of a heart disease on July 8, 2009, just six days after his 61st birthday.[10]
- ^ Nelson Emory Munsey (obituary) – The Herald-Standard (Uniontown, PA), Wednesday, July 15, 2009.
- ^ a b Guth, Jonathan. "Former Red Raider Nelson Munsey dies," The Herald-Standard (Uniontown, PA), Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
- ^ a b Nelson Munsey (statistics) – Pro-Football-Reference.com.
- ^ Baltimore Colts 21 at San Francisco 49ers 24, Sunday, November 12, 1972 (box score) – Pro-Football-Reference.com.
- ^ New England Patriots 21 at Baltimore Colts 34, Sunday, December 21, 1975 (box score) – Pro-Football-Reference.com.
- ^ Baltimore Colts 10 at Pittsburgh Steelers 28, Saturday, December 27, 1975 (box score) – Pro-Football-Reference.com.
- ^ Oakland Raiders 37 at Baltimore Colts 31, Saturday, December 24, 1977 (box score) – Pro-Football-Reference.com.
- ^ Reid, Ron. "The Ghost To The Post," Sports Illustrated, January 2, 1978.
- ^ Minnesota Vikings Alumni.
- ^ "Former Colts defensive back Munsey dies at 61," The Baltimore Sun, Thursday, July 16, 2009.


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Known as the City of Lakes for its natural and artificial lakes
Ruled by the wives of the Nawabs for over a hundred years
The Bhojtal or Bada Talab is the largest man-made lake in India
The Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalay documents the lives of over 450 of India's Adivasi tribes
What's in a name?
The Begums of Bhopal
Split by a pair of lakes, Bhopal is two cities within a city. Two starkly contrasting cityscapes.
Towards the North you have the old city, a fascinating area of mosques, serpentine alleys, chowks, milling crowds, exotic havelis and crowded bazaars.
South of the two lakes is the new Bhopal. Modern, with wide roads, upmarket shopping complexes, and plush hotels and restaurants nestled comfortably in the Arera and Shamla Hills, which overlook the lakes and the old city beyond. The central district is known as New Market.
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