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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 26, 1982, New Braunfels, Texas Call i'exaa - Stock market continues Comp NEW YORK (AP) — Stock prices slumped again in opening trading today, extending the market's nosedive in the previous session that was the second-worse plunge in Wall Street's history. Losers jumped out to a 5-1 lead over gainers in the early tally of New York-Stock Exchange-listed issues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which tumbled 36.33 points Monday to fall below 1,000, lost another 5.52 points after 30 minutes of trading today and stood at 989.61. Before Monday, the measure had risen more than 250 points since late summer amid investors' expectations that interest rates would keep falling. Early NYSE-listed losers today included J.C. Penney *4 to 49U, Eastman Kodak Vs to 883i, and General Electric ^4 to 83^8. Declines led advances by a wide margin today on the NYSE, whose composite index lost 3.03 to 76.65. Big Board volume totaled 83.72 million shares, against 101.12 million in the previous session. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was down 10.18 at 316.42. On Monday, traders reeling from the worst day on Wall Street since the crash of 1929 blamed uncertainty over interest rates for the plunge. But analysts called it just an overdue correction in a "manic-depressive" market. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which had soared more than 250 points since Aug. 12, plunged 36.33 points Monday to 995.13. It was the average's largest single-day drop since it fell 38.33 points on Oct. 28, 1929. The drop was "an overdue correction in stock prices" in a "highly volatile market," said analyst Howard J. Abner of Abner Herrman & Brock Inc. The selling was touched off by fears that the Federal Reserve Board had stopped letting interest rates fall, analysts said. After intense speculation that the Fed would cut the discount rate — its loan rate to private financial institutions — the agency left it untouched at 9.5 percent. That action "was the No. I reason See STOCKS, Page 14 Youth leader to speak at PACT meeting Parents and Children Together (PACT) will host a public meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday ii the New Braunfels High School Cafeteria. Guest Speake * will be Bill Barton, founding president of the National Federation of Parents for Drug-Free Youth, arid Bobbie Mueller, president of the Community Families in Action of San Antonio. Barton and his wife Pat founded one of the first parent groups in the United States, and have been featured on national television shows. Mueller will speak on the "how to" success stories of San Antonio parent groups. ilk New -JrWrL Braunfels New Braunfels, Texas Vol. 91-No. 209 'Ztitun* -4/- 14 Pages TUESDAY October 26,1982 2S cents (USPS 377-880) Bonds approved Utilities eyes November bids The City Council gave New Braunfels Utilities its $3.2 million, scarcely flinching. General Manager Bob Solin, flanked by a handful of Utilities trustees, left the council chamber smiling Monday night "Thank you. We'll spend it very wisely," he said. All that remains now is to sell the approved new series of Utility System Revenue Bonds. The council plans to open bids at a special meeting set for 2 p.m. Nov. 15. With a AA bond rating against current market conditions, Floyd Westerman of M E. Allison & Co. hopes the city can get an interest rate under 9.5 percent. If sold on schedule, the bonds will be dated Dec. I, and the funds should be available by Dec. IO. • Utilities really needs this money about February or March," Westerman said. But the company is pushing another deadline. A new-federal law will require bonds purchased after Jan. I, 1983, to be registered, which means the Internal Revenue Service will have a claim on them. Westerman said it might take several months for interest rates to stabilize again. The $3.2 million will finance major improvements to utility systems. Water projects will account for $1,995,260. The biggest ones planned are in pressure zone 5, which takes in the area of California Boulevard, Loop 337 and the Eden Home; and pressure zones 2 and 3, east of IM 35. Planned electric projects amount to $682,694. Updated data acquisition, needed to meet requirements of the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act, will cost $250,000. An estimated $280,678 will be spent on sewer improvements, including new service to Sleepy Hollow; and $249,300 is slated for data processing equipment and repairs to the general facility. "Scrutinizing the list of projects, it looks very good," said coun-cilmember Barbara Tieken. She thought the council would do well to look at a similar long-range plan for improving streets and drainage. DYANNE FRY John Churm Chunn appointed city attorney By DYANNE FRY Staff writer Outgoing City Attorney Irvin Boarnet went home Monday night with a plaque, a framed certificate and a council resolution recognizing his IO years of service. John Chunn, former City Prosecutor, was appointed to take his place. The council held a half-hour executive session before the 7:30 p.m. meeting for discussion of legal and personnel matters. In open session, Mayor Pro Tem Gerald Schaefer nominated Chunn, and another council member moved he be voted in by acclamation. The vote was unanimous, with all council members present except Max Winkler. i'm pleased that I have been appointed, as I have had an interest in municipal law for some time," said Chunn in a telephone interview Tuesday morning. He has been City Prosecutor for five years. Before that, he and his partner-brother Lonnie Chunn were in practice with the attorney for the City of Boerne. "I think > municipal law I is a real interesting area." said the new city attorney. "It's not only an opportunity to have a client that pays you; it's a form of community service." Regarding what the city will be paying Chunn, no definite answer seemed to be available. Delashmutt didn t know as of Tuesday, and Schaefer said fees didn't come up in the discussion. "I would assume he'd be getting the standard salary that was budgeted." Chunn said he had had "no conversation with anybody relative to compensation," before taking this job or the one he's just left. "I think it's a look-and-see proposition. The council decides what the city will pay, and then if adjustments need to be made later, we can discuss it," he said. Boarnet's resignation, effective as of the end of this month, was announced Sept. 13. Two weeks later, it was made public that he resigned at the request of a majority of the council. But no harsh words were spoken Monday as Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr. presented Boarnet with his awards. The resolution outlined his city career, which began when he was appointed City Prosecutor in See CHUNN, Page 14 Commissioner Precinct 2 Benson —planning lacking By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer Politics is ii matter of opinion One is moved to luke a political position either through ambition tor public office or because of a firm conviction, or both — Al Benson. For fifty-three-year-old Benson, the Republican candidate for precinct 2 county commissioner, it was both. Or so he said, when asked recently why he chose to run for office. Three of the four county commissioner seats are being contested in the November election, including Commissioner Precinct 2 presently served by Monroe Wetz, the incumbent for the past 12 years. But of the three hopeful candidates challenging the incumbent commissioners in precincts 2, 3 and 4, Benson has been the one to most strongly criticize the current administration. Benson, a local real estate broker, has charged the current Court w ith poor planning, managing and funding of county government. He repeated these charges Monday afternoon as he sat in his office addressing what he views as the top issues at stake in the campaign. "The three top problems facing the county are lack of planning, lack of funding and lack of managing," said Benson, who has lived in Comal County for 28 years. As examples he cited the pedestrian and parking problems on River Road; a leak in the Courthouse roof last spring; and what he termed "the jail house issue." "You've got to plan where you'll bt* m five years," he noted. "River Road has been with us for over a decade as has my opponent and the decision has not been resolved. At previous "meet the candidates" sessions, Benson criticized the court's handling of a leak which See BENSON, Page 14 Wetz touts his record By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer Citing projects Commissioners Court is currently working on, Commissioner Monroe Wetz thinks charges being made by his Republican opponent are unfounded and nothing more than a political tactic. Wet/'s opponent, Al Benson, has charged the current Commissioners Court with being poor planners, managers and funders. "I do not feel that I am incompetent or a poor planner," was sixty-one-year-old Wetz's response to these charges. Specifically naming the court's action on planning for county growth, River Road and a new jail, Wetz said these charges were "unfounded." "To the charges of poor planners and poor managers, I say that I am satisfied with the planning I have done. "For instance," the Democrat incumbent noted, "the bridge at Solms and the donations I've gotten to help build it." As another example, Wetz also pointed out that "a bill came in for $35,000 to weight down a pipeline at the Schuetz Dam site. "Comal County rejected the bid and I then supervised the project with the cooperation of the gas company and we only spent $5,IMH) or $6,000," he added As for long-term planning, Wetz mentioned the extension of EM 3009 to Highway 46. "Some eight years ago I personally requested that the company (working on the extension I should sleeve the area where the proposed FM 3009 would cross," he said. "The company granted my request and sleeved it at no cost to the county. "If the work had to Ix* done now , it would cost Comal County some See WETZ, Page 14 Declining mortgage rates hold inflation to 2.1 percent WASHINGTON i AP) — Sharp new declines in mortgage rates helped hold inflation in September to a scant 2.1 percent, calculated annually, the government said today. It was the smallest advance in five months. Gasoline costs, reflecting abundant supplies of oil, fell 0.1 percent, although food prices were up 0 5 percent, the l^abor Department said in its new report on the Consumer Price Index. Mortgage interest rates fell 1.5 percent. As a result, consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 4.8 percent for the first nine months of the year. If held to that pace for the rest of 1982, the advance would match the 4.8 percent of 1976. Inflation was 8.9 percent in 1981 and 12.4 percent in 1980 The new figures are the last government price announcement before the Nov. 2 elections. But inflation — already tempered markedly from the double-digit levels of previous years — has not been a political millstone for Republican candidates. Rather, the GOP has taken credit for the improved inflation results and pointed to the figures as a sign the administration's economic program is helping. Private economists, though, attribute the slowing in consumer price increases to the serious recession, which has sent unemployment soaring to its highest level since 1940. In addition, oil and grain supplies have been plentiful. Iii today's report, the department said consumer prices rose a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent in September, after climbing 0.3 percent in August and 0.6 percent in July. Not since April had prices risen at such a slow 0.2 percent. If prices rose for 12 straight months at September's rate, the yearly gain would be 2.1 percent after seasonal adjustment. The annual rate reported by the department is based on a more precise calculation of monthly changes than the figure the department makes public. The new report said that for the 12 months ending in September, prices rose 5.0 percent. Inside .....Burglaries, robbery Today s Weather w * / Comal County forecast calls for mostly fair and ■ • ■ > mild today, then partly cloudy and not as cool Ix 9T\ EN/N I I O w~\i IOX/ tonight. There will bt* some early morning IxCCIJ LIVjllLrC U UOY cloudiness Wednesday, giving way to partly cloudy * * " skies and warmer temperatures later in the day. vt Winds will be from tho southeast at 10-15 mph today, No a''rcsls .■"»« •"*" ""<* and near IO mph tonight. Sunset will be at 6:50 p.m., conium with an armed robbery al and sunrise Wednesday will be at 7:40 a m. Reveo Discount Drugs!!) the Walnut Shopping Center at 8:19 p.m. b nday. Volleyball showdowns An automatic weapon of unknown Smithson Valley is in, and both New Braunfels and caliber (possibly a black automatic Canyon have a shot at a postseason volleyball handgun) was used in the robbery by playoff berth tonight. The Unicorns need only a a white male. Approximately $675 victory over Hays to clinch second in District 13- was stolen. AA A A, while the Cougarettes need a win over At least two house burglaries were Kerrville Ttvy a a Unicorn loss to tie for second and reported l0 New Braun(fls pollct.force a playoff. Sports. Page 6. over weekend. W.O Barde Jr., CLASSIFIED 11-13 °* Houston, said his weekend home COMICS 10 11 at 974 Mulberry was burglarized CROSSWORD 11 sometime between Oct. IO and ll DEAR ABBY..........................3 a m' 001 22' DEATHS.............................2 Missing were $120 worth of HOROSCOPE.........................3 clothing, a television set and oven OPINIONS............................4 valued at $500, a $250 pistol, $60 iii SPORTS...........................6, 7 liquor, and $100 in miscellaneous STOCKS.............................2 items. Fingerprints were lifted from WEATHER...........................2 the scene by detective Juan Gusme. Dean I -aird of 864 N, Live Oak reported a bul glary at his residence between 1:30 p m. Friday and I a.rn. Saturday A pry bar was used to gain entry into the house. Two stereo speakers valued at $600, a $300 19-inch color television set, a microwave oven, and stereo turntable and receiver were reported missing. Hanneiore A. Brotze, manager of the Comal Inn Motel, reported a burglary of the motel's storeroom Monday Although there was no sign of forced entry, $2,000 in Avon gift items, and $2,000 in assorted jewelry were missing from the storeroom. Noel Tredt of 766 Rosemary told police a diamond ring and six gold bracelets valued at $1,065 were taken from his residence between 11:45 p.m. Oct. 16 and 7:30 a.m. Sunday. Alden Al' Benson Monroe Wetz ;
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NEW YORK (AP) – From a Broadway-style marketing campaign to more exclusive toys, Target wants to lure shoppers during the final critical months of the year. More importantly, though, it needs to convince shoppers that it's the place for deals.
In the sanctuary of Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church last week, with former Mississippi Gov. William Winter and some students who racially integrated Memphis public schools in 1961, Swin Cash talked about memories of her last season as a professional athlete.
Jim Jackson had it planned. At the third annual Arkansas Delta Flatlander bicycle ride, the 100-kilometer bike ride would become what it was intended to be – a ride across the Mississippi River from West Memphis to Memphis across the northern side of the Harahan Bridge.
As strange as I know it sounds, I think of looking for a job a little bit like dating. Unless you are a reality TV show contestant, you've probably never gone on a first date hoping the other person would marry you. You're there to get to know them and to decide whether or not to have a second date.
Almost three months after Black Lives Matter movement protestors shut down the Hernando DeSoto Bridge and as a result, opened talks with the administration of Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland, some of the civic discussion has moved to economic issues.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve is keeping its key interest rate unchanged but signaling that it will likely raise rates before year's end.
The Fed said in a statement ending its latest policy meeting Wednesday that the U.S. job market has continued to strengthen and economic activity has picked up. But it noted that business investment remains soft and inflation too low and that it wants to see further improvement in the job market.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Again and again in recent months, the Federal Reserve has signaled that it's edging closer to resuming the interest-rate hikes it began in December.
It just doesn't seem to be there quite yet.
Fifteen years ago, the Memphis Grizzlies were about to start their first season as the city's NBA team. The run-up to the season had been bumpy with next-door neighbors displaying "NBA NOW" and "NBA NO" signs. The latter were first created with a little editing to the "NBA NOW" signs as the "w" was erased or covered over.
NEW YORK (AP) – America has a debt problem, but it's not what you think. Yes, the federal government owes trillions of dollars more than it did a few years ago. Yes, Americans are still struggling to pay off mortgages and student loans. But it's the buildup in debt elsewhere that is most worrying some experts, and the big borrower this time may come as a surprise: Corporate America.
The latest Black Lives Matter movement protest included a show of force by Memphis Police that included plenty of questions about how police functioned as gatekeepers for Graceland's annual candlelight vigil.
The Memphis Animal Shelter should have a three-year action plan by the end of October to end the killing of pets at the shelter for time and space considerations.
"We're a public safety agency so euthanizing animals that pose a danger to our community is something that is part of our core mission and humanely euthanizing animals that are sick, that are suffering," said Alexis Pugh, director of Memphis Animal Services on the WKNO/Channel 10 program Behind The Headlines. "What we want to avoid is having to euthanize an animal that is adoptable, that is healthy, that is able to be placed, simply because we don't have the space in our facility and this animal has been there too long."
As parents prepare their rising freshmen for life at college, many are leaving out a crucial piece of information: how to build credit.
The college years are the best time to begin the process. After graduation, adults with no credit history have a harder time renting apartments, obtaining car loans or, eventually, mortgages.
By 2008, Patrick Tamburrino had put together a respectable corporate career in information technology in Memphis.
He'd starting out "turning a screwdriver" as a PC tech at law firm Baker Donelson, followed by an exciting six-plus years as the head of IT at Campbell Clinic, helping the large orthopedic practice move from paper charts and X-ray film to an efficient digital operation.
New Tennessee Titans coach Mike Mularkey's stated desire to play "exotic smashmouth" football – especially on offense – requires a good offensive line. But if there's one thing the Titans have not had in recent years it's a good offensive line.
Two days before the Thursday, Aug. 4, election day, state Rep. Curry Todd was arrested by Shelby County Sheriff's deputies for removing a rival's campaign signs in Collierville.
The arrest Tuesday on a warrant sworn out against Todd for theft is an indication of just how hard fought some of the races are in what is considered a minor election cycle in the shadow of the November presidential general election.
Hope is what Tennessee Titans have to offer their fans when training camp officially opens on Saturday.
That hope is not to be confused with Super Bowl expectations. It is an optimism that things are finally headed in the right direction after several years of fluctuating between mediocrity and bottom-of-the-NFL barrel horrible.
WASHINGTON (AP) – On again. Off again. On again?
Anyone trying to peg the likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this year has been subject to a topsy-turvy shift of expert opinion the past few months. And when the Fed holds its latest policy meeting this week, few think it will provide much more clarity.
Tennessee's football team had nine players earn All-SEC preseason honors and got the nod as favorite to win the East Division as SEC Media Days concluded last week in Hoover, Alabama.
All signs point to the Vols making a return to the SEC Championship Game in Atlanta for the first time since 2007, with their two biggest games are at Neyland Stadium this year against Florida on Sept. 24 and Alabama on Oct. 15.
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) – No more orange barrels to drive around, no more lane shifts, no more trouble getting in and out of parking spaces.
"Hallelujah," said Pam Fair, a co-owner of Sparrows on Main, a boutique on East Main Street that opened in May 2014. Four months later, work began on the Elvis Presley Birthplace Trail.
LONDON (AP) — Britain's vote to leave the European Union is already taking its toll on the British economy, raising speculation that the Bank of England will on Thursday decide to reduce its main interest rate to a record low.
A rift within the Tennessee Republican Party, whether a tempest in a teapot or the early signs of implosion, isn't likely to hit the big tent party hard at the polls this fall.
But make no mistake, there is some trouble in paradise.
If you thought we had turned a corner from the days of "Take This Job and Shove It," think again. According to a recent State of the American Workplace Report, seven in 10 U.S. workers don't like their job. Even more disturbing, only 13 percent of employees across the globe are engaged at work.
A 3-Star Healthy Task Force appointed to propose a method for catching Tennesseans in a health care coverage gap is taking a politically safe road to reach the same goal as Insure Tennessee.
Yet the route, a TennCare expansion with "triggers" and "circuit breakers," holds so much uncertainty it's hard to figure out if the panel will find its destination.
In south Memphis Wednesday, an old house on Mississippi Boulevard was demolished as part of a press conference to tout anti-blight measures in a city that has a lot of blight.
At times it seems like we have a different blight program for just about every blighted property.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the U.S. economy faces a number of uncertainties that require the Fed to proceed cautiously in raising interest rates.
The new Shelby County Elections administrator wanted to get an idea about what voter turnout will be like for her first election at the helm.
She wanted to specifically look at active voter percentages by precinct – those who have voted in recent elections as opposed to inactive voters still on the rolls – and get an idea about the early voting turnout by precinct.
Are your lights on yet? How is your air conditioning? First came the rain Wednesday night and then came the power outages that stretched into Thursday.
So the last Twitter update from Memphis Light Gas and Water at 8 p.m. Thursday shows 248 outages in the MLGW service area with 2,746 customers still in the dark and the worst heat of the year so far. Those numbers translate to 95 percent of the customers impacted having their power restored Thursday evening.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates unchanged in light of an uncertain job market and offering no hints of when its next rate hike might occur.
The Fed noted in a statement Wednesday after its latest policy meeting that the pace of hiring has slowed even as the overall economy has improved.
WASHINGTON (AP) – It's all about the data. For months, the Federal Reserve has said that once economic data showed a consistently healthy economy, it would be time to resume raising interest rates. And for almost as long, the data has shown improvement and suggested that a rate hike was likely this summer.
Urban planners are born, not made. At least, that's how it was with Nicholas Oyler. From the time he was in middle school, he couldn't stop thinking about how cities work.
"I was always doodling skyscrapers," Oyler recalls. "I remember thinking, 'Why doesn't Memphis have more of them? And what can we do to get more?'"
Tim Messer is a dentist by profession, a competitive "puller" by avocation. Confused? Don't be. His first super modified, two-wheel drive truck was called "The Driller." And he now has one called "Wide Open."
"There's no way I can do that. I'm not that kind of hero." David Jordan often hears that response when he talks to people about the possibility of becoming a foster parent.
The package shipment startup where Matthew Hertz works as director of operations is perfectly tailored to the digital age.
California-based Shyp was set up to capitalize on the legacy cost structures and operations of traditional logistics companies. Its users snap a photo of the item they want to ship and enter an address, at which point Shyp shows up at their door and takes care of the rest.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans are of two minds about the economy in the midst of an elec-tion race that largely hinges on the issue. They are strikingly pessimistic about the national econ-omy yet comparatively upbeat about their own financial circumstances.
The 21 million U.S. students enrolled in postsecondary schools grew up with technology and the hourly clock of life ticking ever faster. Yet this has not always translated into a generation of young people ready to attack a world that waits for no one.
Tennessee has a model program for financial literacy in its public schools. All high school students must pass a personal finance course to graduate, and even kindergartners are learning about money under a new initiative to extend the curriculum to primary school.
All roads in Overton Park except the one in front of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will be one-way streets Saturday, May 7, as the Overton Park Conservancy tries out some traffic and parking remedies on a busy day in the park.
South Front Street, which stretches Downtown from Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to Central Station, is emerging as its own standalone residential and commercial corridor. What was once a heavy industrial area and warehousing district for South Main's department stores is undergoing a transformation into Downtown's most residentially dense neighborhood.
U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen knows the signs of someone making the transition to running for Congress.
So when he and Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell spoke at the March 31 opening of Moore Tech's new welding school, Cohen watched closely as Luttrell began talking about the lack of workforce training and questioned the old Shelby County Schools slogan of "every child college bound."
The silly season is in full swing on Capitol Hill, but the "bathroom bill" and any jokes surrounding it are no laughing matter anymore. It's getting downright expensive.
Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery said this week the bill dealing with transgender student use of restrooms could cost the state more than $1.2 billion in federal funds for K-12 and higher education.
"Mental agility" has been defined as "cognitive and psychological adaptability, or the ability to think rapidly and creatively under stress." A site called "Mind Fitness Training Institute" says that "an agile mind … can anticipate or quickly adapt to uncertain or changing situations. …"
Paul Young gets a lot more attention these days than he did when he was the first director of the city-county Office of Sustainability. The attention comes with being the city director of Housing and Community Development where virtually all of the funding comes from the federal government.That federal funding has changed the face of public housing in the city in the last 25 years. There is only one large public housing project left in the city as a result of the federal funding and its use by Young's predecessor, Robert Lipscomb.And what Lipscomb did with the job combined with being the executive director of the Memphis Housing Authority is why a lot of people want to get to know Paul Young these days.Our centerpiece story by Madeline Faber in Tuesday's edition makes clear that Young has no desire to wield that kind of power. And it is unlikely anyone in the near future will have the kind of autonomy Lipscomb did.But beyond that there is still the flow of a lot of federal dollars and Young has some ideas based on his experience in government and finance prior to coming to HCD – everything in government is initials.It's a much different experience than Lipscomb's. Lipscomb coined the phrase "ending public housing as we know it" and at times that slogan wasn't followed with a lot of detail about what came after public housing was demolished, especially with the first of the projects to fall.The last public housing project, Foote Homes, will be demolished on Young's watch which makes his tenure important if more limited than Lipscomb's tenure.
Just when it appears the Tennessee Senate is made up of sensible people – as evidenced by the killing of de-annexation legislation – the body is changing course with a Bible-thumping measure.
The skid is over. The Grizzlies beat the Bulls at home and the post-season possibility drama continues in the land of Griss and the one year and done college home of Derrick Rose.
Editor's note: Part one in a two-part series. The role of design evolves at the speed of innovation, the dizzying, dynamic speed of the market. Design now has a seat at executive and board tables across the globe. More than ever, a holistic sense of design is valued as a legal means of significant competitive advantage.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans are flooding back into the job market at the fastest pace since before the Great Recession, encouraged by steady hiring and some signs of higher pay.
The flow has halted, at least temporarily, one of the economy's more discouraging trends: the sharp decline in the percentage of people either working or looking for work. That figure fell last year to a four-decade low.
If you want to see the whole thing, Jon Gruden's QB Camp with former University of Memphis quarterback Paxton Lynch will air at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 16, on ESPN. The NFL Draft is April 28-30 in Chicago.
During the week of St. Patrick's Day, luck is on our minds. We may think, "When will I get my lucky break? When will it be my turn?" We may feel overlooked for things like promotions and raises.
Every week, I Love Memphis blogger Holly Whitfield picks five events to include in her blog's regular feature spotlighting things to do in Memphis during the coming weekend.
Ulta Beauty will be a neighbor of Nordstrom Rack in the upcoming Poplar Commons shopping center, set to open in the fall of 2017.
This will be the third Ulta store in the Memphis market and the first in the East Memphis submarket.
With the unusual job market we've been experiencing for years now, keeping an exit strategy in mind is a must. Do you have yours nailed down? If your exit strategy is dependent on hope and crossed fingers, it's time to rethink things.
The city-backed mediation effort between the Memphis Zoo and the Overton Park Conservancy begins Tuesday, March 8, following a busy weekend in Overton Park that brought out large crowds for the zoo as well as the park in general.
A group of about 100 people, many carrying Save The Greensward signs, turned out in Overton Park Saturday, March 5, during the first Saturday in the park since the Memphis City Council approved giving the zoo control of the northern part of the greensward for overflow parking. There were several sporadic sit-ins but no arrests.
If you often look around and feel older than you used to, it might not be you. It might be that everyone else looks younger.
The face of Tennessee is changing – literally – and as an influx of new residents and a booming economy creates a larger affluent class with more disposable income, the business of cosmetic procedures is on the rise.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart stood by his embattled football coach during a news conference Thursday at the university, two weeks after a federal lawsuit was filed Feb. 9 in Nashville alleging that Tennessee mishandles assault complaints against athletes.
So there's a national report out there saying the Memphis Grizzlies will make a strong play to sign free agent Kevin Durant after the season.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen cautioned Thursday that global economic pressures pose risks to the U.S. economy but said it's too soon to know whether those risks are severe enough to alter the Fed's interest-rate policies.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland wants to offer the next Memphis Police Department director a multi-year contract for more than the $150,000 the city is currently paying interim police director Michael Rallings.
Here they come, fresh from Iowa and New Hampshire – first the surrogates and in the next two weeks the Presidential contenders themselves.
The nation's "first surrogate" – former President Bill Clinton is at Whitehaven High School Thursday evening to rally early voters in the heart of a large reliably Democratic middle class community.And it is that voter base that was integral to Barack Obama carrying Shelby County in the 2008 Democratic Presidential primary even as Hillary Clinton carried the state that year.As mentioned here Tuesday, the local Bernie Sanders campaign opens its Memphis HQ over the weekend.Hillary Clinton headquarters in Memphis and Nashville are on the way soon with the Nashville HQ opening Thursday as the former President is in Whitehaven and the candidate is preparing for another television debate Thursday in Milwaukee with Sanders.And early voting opened Downtown Wednesday.The first day's turnout Wednesday was 177 early and absentee voters. Combined with another 645 absentee votes cast before the early voting period, that makes 822 early or absentee votes.Another Republican contender on the ballot in Tennessee is out of the race. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie dropped out the day after his dismal finish in New Hampshire. He did not have a slate of delegates on the ballot here.
From Mud Island River Park across the Memphis harbor to The Pyramid and further east to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – there are a lot of connections as the areas head toward a new incarnation.
I have a confession. Hillary Clinton is not happy with me.I've seen the signs in recent weeks but didn't want to accept the truth.Then Wednesday evening, as I was about to put this column together, I got an email from the former First Lady and Secretary of State and Democratic presidential contender.The subject line cut to the chase: "We're running out of time, Bill."The message itself, on a backdrop of Blue State blue read:
The number of voices in the technology world convinced that Amazon has stuck a target on the back of FedEx – as well as its larger competitor, UPS – continues to grow.
The latest is Matthew Hertz, director of operations at package shipment startup Shyp. He took to social networking service LinkedIn in recent days to pen a commentary about why Amazon's emergence as a significant logistics alternative appears to be a matter of when, not if.
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One of the first new wave acts to emerge during the musical shake-ups of 1977, the Boomtown Rats were also significant for spearheading an interest in young Irish rock. Originally formed in Dún Laoghaire in 1975 as the Nightlife Thugs, the Dublin-based band comprised part-time music journalist Bob Geldof (vocals), Garry Roberts (vocals), Gerry Cott (guitar), Johnnie Fingers (keyboards), Pete Briquette (bass), and Simon Crowe (drums). They named themselves after Woody Guthrie's term for oilfield workers in his autobiography, Bound For Glory. Before moving to London, they signed to the recently established Ensign Records, which saw commercial possibilities in their highly energetic yet melodic work. Their 1977 self-titled debut album was a UK chart success and included two memorable singles, 'Lookin' After No. 1' and 'Mary Of The 4th Form', which both reached the UK Top 20. The following summer, A Tonic For The Troops was released to critical acclaim. Among its attendant hit singles were the biting 'She's So Modern' and quirky 'Like Clockwork'. By November 1978, a third hit from the album, the acerbic urban protest 'Rat Trap', secured them their first UK number 1.
In spite of their R&B leanings, the band was initially considered in some quarters as part of the punk upsurge and banned in their home country. They received considerable press thanks to the irrepressible loquaciousness of their lead singer, who made the press regard him as an individual, and certainly not a punk. A third album, The Fine Art Of Surfacing, coincided with their finest moment, 'I Don't Like Mondays', the harrowing true-life story of an American teenage girl who, on 29 January 1979 in San Carlos, California, wounded eight children and killed her school janitor and headmaster. The weirdest aspect of the tale was her explanation on being confronted with the deed: 'I don't like Mondays, this livens up the day.' Geldof adapted those words to produce one of pop's most dramatic moments in years, with some startlingly effective piano-work from the appropriately named Johnnie Fingers. A massive UK number 1, the single proved almost impossible to match, as the energetic but average follow-up, 'Someone's Looking At You', proved. Nevertheless, the Rats were still hitting the Top 5 in the UK and even released an understated but effective comment on Northern Ireland in 'Banana Republic'. By 1982, however, the band had fallen from critical and commercial grace and their subsequent recordings seemed passé. The same year's V Deep was recorded as a quintet following the departure of Cott. For Geldof, more important work lay ahead with the founding of Band Aid and much-needed world publicity on the devastating famine in Ethiopia. The Rats performed at the Live Aid concert on 13 July 1985 before bowing out the following year at Dublin's Self Aid benefit.


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West MI SportsCenter Morning Edition - 03/21/2014
It was the Adreian Payne show yesterday for the #4 seed Michigan St. Spartans as they dismantled #13 seed Delaware (93-78). Payne posted a career-high 41 points...Travis Trice scored 19 points. MSU will play #12 seed Harvard tomorrow night at 8:40pm.
Nik Stauskas scored 15 points to lead #2 seed U-M over #15 Wofford (57-40) last night. Jordan Morgan posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Wolverines as well. Michigan will face #7 seed Texas tomorrow at 5:15pm - Pregame coverage begins at 4:40pm over on Newsradio WOOD 1300 & 106.9 FM.
Western Michigan fell short of moving on yesterday as they fell to #3 seed Syracuse (77-53).
Daniel Alfredsson scored with just 0.4 seconds left in overtime to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a (5-4) win over the Pittsburgh Penguins last night at the Joe. Jimmy Howard made 39 saves in the win.
The Detroit Tigers lost to the Washington Nationals (8-1) yesterday afternoon. Starter Max Scherzer was roughed up, giving up five runs on seven hits while striking out eight in 5 2\3 innings. Opening Day starter Justin Verlander gets the nod as the Tigers visit the Atlanta Braves this afternoon - First pitch is 1:05pm. Tigers officials have confirmed that shortstop Jose Iglesias has been diagnosed with stress fractures in both of his legs. Iglesias will be re-evaluated in four months, but he could be out of the lineup until 2015.
One of the top offensive line prospects in the upcoming NFL Draft faces three misdemeanor assault charges. Former Michigan offensive tackle Taylor Lewan has been charged with one count of aggravated assault and two counts of assault and battery. On December 1st, two Ohio St. fans reported they were assaulted by Lewan in Ann Arbor. The incident was about eight hours after the Wolverines lost to the Buckeyes.
Finally, the Wendy's Road to the Breslin Center coverage continues today with Class A Semifinal action - #1 ranked and unbeaten Muskegon (26-0) will face (22-4) Mt. Pleasant, and we will have it live with Bret Bakita and John Kenyon with coverage beginning at 12:45pm this afternoon right here on ESPN 96.1 and streaming at Prepsmi.com.


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Two of the three women kidnapped and imprisoned for a decade in a house in Cleveland, Ohio have now returned home to their families.
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Labor are calling for Arthur Sinodinos to stand aside if he does not explain in the Senate his dealings with Australian Water Holdings (AWH) from which he would have made up to $20m if it won a lucrative state government contract.
The assistant treasurer is being asked by the opposition to "explain" himself in the Senate at 9.30am on Wednesday, according to the manager of opposition business, Tony Burke.
"He will get a chance today to push his case to the Senate and If he can explain things properly then so be it. If he can't, at that point, it is right and proper the prime minister ask him to stand aside," he told ABC Radio.
Sinodinos has been called as a witness to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) hearing into the allegedly Obeid family-backed AWH.
Icac has heard this week Sinodinos was made a director of the company in 2008 when he was the treasurer of the state New South Wales Liberal party to open lines of communication with the party.
Icac heard Sinodinos was paid $200,000 for 100 hours' work a year and stood to make between $10m and $20m if the company obtained a NSW government water contract, which did not eventuate.
When asked if it was fair for Labor to attack Sinodinos when it had stood by Craig Thomson for so long, Burke said: "We're talking about someone who is the minister for this government who is in charge of changes that will remove transparency for superannuation holders who will remove a whole series of accountabilities that matter. The integrity of someone in that role matters a lot."
Labor has increased the pressure on Sinodinos after most of the opposition members' public statements on Tuesday held back from calling for his resignation, instead saying it was a serious matter.
"What are the benchmarks Tony Abbott set in the last term? If Tony Abbott argues that something happened before parliament it doesn't count, is the exact opposite of everything he said for three years during the last term," Burke said.
Sinodinos made a statement to the senate during question time on Tuesday, saying he would be vindicated by Icac, at which he is due to appear in the next two weeks.
"The only statement I can make as the commission of inquiry is under way is I will be attending as a witness and watch this space. I will be vindicated in terms of what I've said to the Senate," he said, referring to previous statements to the Senate that he had divested himself of all AWH interests before entering the Senate in 2011.
"And if I need any tutoring on what to say before Icac I can ask Greg Combet or minister [Doug] Cameron," Sinodinos said.
Labor asked three questions and six supplementary questions relating to Icac in Tuesday's question time but five were ruled out of order. The leader of opposition in the Senate, Penny Wong, accused the government of colluding in a "cover-up" with Sinodinos in a statement at the end of the hour.
Sinodinos's colleagues have closed ranks around him with various government frontbenchers and backbenchers praising Sinodinos and saying it was a matter for Icac. The prime minister has said it is a matter for Icac.


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On this date in 1916, Francis Crick was born in Northampton, England. He studied physics at University College, London, earned a B.Sc. in 1937, and began research for a Ph.D., which was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II. He served as a scientist for the British Admiralty, which he left in 1947 to study biology. He joined the Medical Research Council Unit in Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge, and obtained a Ph.D. in 1954. He met James Watson in 1951 and together they proposed the double-helix structure for DNA by 1953. In 1962, he, Watson and Maurice Wilkins won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their long-awaited breakthrough in determining the structure and replication scheme of DNA. Crick taught at various universities, including Harvard, Cambridge and University College, London, and became a non-resident Fellow of Salk Institute for Biological Studies in San Diego. In a book recapping his career, What a Mad Pursuit, Crick writes candidly of his rejection of religion. As a school boy, "I was a skeptic, an agnostic, with a strong inclination toward atheism." D. 2004.
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A war group has been banned from the Hop Farm after members donned swastikas, SS regalia and jackboots at a Christmas party.
A spokesman for the family venue at Paddock Wood dubbed the incident "very serious", after members of the Second Battle Group (SBG) donned caps, tunics and belts worn by Hitler's elite Waffen SS fighting force.
According to a national newspaper, the private function invited guests - one of whom was said to be an ex-SS officer who won the Iron Cross fighting for Hitler's Third Reich.
They were also spotted in their uniforms at a pub near their hotel.
It comes five years after a controversial Panorama documentary exposed members from a group with the same name spouting racist and pro-Nazi propaganda at the War and Peace show, held at the Hop Farm.
Senior member Glen Swallow was filmed talking about the Waffen SS, saying: "If it existed now, I'd join. I believe we should be sorting these Muslims out."
Hop Farm head of sales and marketing, Miguel Fenton, said the venue only became aware of the latest incident after the party at the weekend.
The booking had been made under the group's name, SBG - who had also booked a function room in previous years.
Mr Fenton said the group had also appeared at the War and Peace show.
He said: "Re-enactment is part of War and Peace - it is what it is about.
"Anything that does verge on more than that has to be regarded as very serious."
He added: "There's no way we wouild have sanctioned something like this if we'd known. We certainly won't be inviting them back."
A statement on SBG's website said: "The Second Battle Group would like to apologise for any offence that may have been caused when a very small number of its membership allowed their uniforms to be seen for a short while in a public house (which was attached to a hotel) whilst waiting for transport to a private function.
"The function itself was held in a private building well away from the public highway and any other public buildings and there was also security on the door so that no one could accidentally enter and thus be offended.
"The site had been closed to the public for some hours before SBG members arrived.
"There were British and German WWII veterans at the function, who faced each other as adversaries on the battlefields of Normandy in 1944.
"Both the British and German WWII veterans have been friends for almost 20 years and keep in regular contact with each other."
The statement said no political speeches were made at the function. The only speeches made were "of thanks for being invited and how the British and German veterans who were once enemies are now friends and have been for many years etc.
"It is never the SBG's intention to offend anyone, purposely or otherwise."
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A White Paper, to be published next week, is expected to stop well short of a total ban.
It is understood that Health Secretary John Reid has bowed to pressure to allow smoking in some pubs and restaurants which meet strict conditions and obtain a licence - while private clubs will not require a licence at all.
In a second blow to health campaigners, local authorities will not be given the power to issue bans. Instead, they will be given "limited discretion" over where smoking can and cannot take place.
The proposals are still being fine-tuned amid frantic last-minute lobbying by brewers and restaurateurs. They are desperate to avoid banning smoking in all public places, a measure agreed by the Scottish Parliament this week.
The reported deal stops well short of the outright ban advocated by the medical community. The Health Secretary and his Cabinet colleagues fear a bitter backlash from voters if they attempt to introduce such a crackdown.
However, the compromise in the White Paper could simply be a stay of execution for smokers. Britain's big brewers have already told Mr Reid that they recognise smoking is on the way out in pubs. They expect a full ban in the next five years.
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The Tale of Squirrel Nutkinby Beatrix Potter
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To celebrate Peter's birthday, Frederick Warne is publishing new editions of all 23 of Potter's original tales, which take the very first printings of Potter's works as their guide. The aim of these editions is to be as close as possible to Beatrix Potter's intentions while benefiting from modern printing and design techniques.
The colors and details of the watercolors in the volumes are reproduced more accurately than ever before, and it has now been possible to disguise damage that has affected the artwork over the years. Most notably, The Tale of Peter Rabbit restores six of Potter's original illustrations. Four were sacrificed in 1903 to make space for illustrated endpapers, and two have never been used before.
Of course, Beatrix Potter created many memorable children's characters, including Benjamin Bunny, Tom Kitten, Jemima Puddle-duck and Jeremy Fisher. But whatever the tale, both children and adults alike can be delighted by the artistry in Potter's illustrations, while they also enjoy a very good read. Because they have always been completely true to a child's experience, Potter's 23 books continue to endure.
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This is the tale about a tail - a tail that belonged to a little red squirrel, and his name was Nutkin.
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A journalist wants a new life in a new city, so travels to Beverly Hills, looking for fame. He hits the jackpot when his religious friend helps him get a part in a movie directed by someone he wouldn't mind being with...
Justin's life was never as exciting as he wanted it to be. Well, being a journalist for the most read paper in Iowa, he got to investigate and write lots of exciting stories, but no story was ever about him, except this one...
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The Journey into Paradise
I wrote this following the death of my Great Grandad- Charles 'Ivor' Middleton. This is my poem for his memory...I read it out as part of his funeral service.
The night clouds form across the sky,
Warm and cosy ben linen wraps the body;
We draw across the cold curtains
And wind the clock back to the end.
Eyes are flickering to a close,
Memories dancing through our minds;
All of heaven smiles down upon us
As they clear space in the clouds.
There are rows of bustling rooms,
Running along an empty corridor;
They turn, we see each face again
Before the journey into paradise.
Quiet footsteps take the leap,
Travelled by many before;
At the end there is a blazing light
Brighter than every sunrise of dawn.
Rivers are flooded with falling tears,
But we embrace in comforting arms;
Yet we will see each loving face again
In the bright light of tomorrow's morning…