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Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - July 29, 2001, Altoona, Pennsylvania INSIDE TODAY NATION: Paper mills closing nationwide SPORTS: Altoona First loses in NABF Cl Supershoppers think about holiday year-round Copyright 2001 Hosting cyclists rewards families BY WILLIAM KIBLER StaffWriter Bicyclist Tyler Hamilton's pic- tiu'C was in USA Today Friday he was handing a water bottle to teammate Lance Armstrong as they pedaled toward Armstrong's third straight victory in the world's biggest bike race, the Tour de France. Not many years ago, Hamilton, of Massachusetts was sitting in the front yard of Nora and George Kunstbeck's Greenwood home, playing a game in which partici- pants cram inarshmaUows into their mouths until they can't say "Huggy Bunny" anymore. One year around the Kunst- becks' campfirc, Hamilton set a Huggy Bunny record of 2G marsh- mallows. As a Tour de Toona host family for 12 years, the Kunstbecks got to know some world-class athletes Armstrong raced here........in a way that just doesn't happen at auto- graph shows where visitors plunk down money for a brief interaction with a bored sports star. Having hosted him four times for the local Tour, the Kunstbecks keep in touch through1. Christinas cards. Nora said Hamilton was like a "little teddy lovable enough that you wanted to squeeze him. He was authentic-and unpreten- tious enough to stuff his mouth with sweets in a silly game. Hosting is a rich experience not only for locals, but for guests, too, who face the alternative of finding their own accommodations at races. Going to faraway towns and fending for themselves in race after race has soured many cyclists on the sport, said Bill Hamilton, Tyler Hamilton's father, of Marblehead, Mass. Please see A7 COMING MONDAY A preview of Ihe week's racing and a look back at last year's results inside a special Tour de Toona supplement tree inside Monday's Mirror. THIS WEEK Find complete coverage of tlie 15th annual Tour de Toona all this week in the Mirror. J DELIVERY Subscription or home delivery questions-. 946-7480 or (800) 287-4430 iMtrrnr JULY 29, 2001 From moving mountains to demolishing buildings, it's not unusual to see signs declaring "Blasting Ahead" on the roadways of America during the summer construction season. Mirror photos by Gary M. Baranec A frustrated Dave Helsley, branch manager of the Somerset division of D.C. Geulich Explosives of Clearfleld, assesses his options after a failed attempt to implode a 600- ton, 87-foot communications tower in Sideling Hill near Breezewood. 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Yet the reason that the islanders loved the frangeracuca shells so much was the lovely sound it emitted when put up to their ears, which sounded so powerful and beautiful at the same time that it hypnotized the islanders' attention for decades. What the sound was, the islanders hadn't a clue, but many guessed that it was the sound of their gods talking to them, for no other earthly source could evoke such a powerful wooshing and crashing noise unless the being were divine. They believed the frangeracuca shells gave them life and sustained them from moment to moment, that the sounds it gave when drawn to the ear were blessings from above that kept their harvests and water plenty, their people happy, and their society thriving. Not only did the shells make them beautiful, but it also gave them life, and the villagers were eternally grateful to behold the power of such a delightful gift from their gods.
One day, a bright, sunny day with barely a cloud in the sky, the villagers were making their rounds as usual, doing their usual chores and jobs, but a feeling of unease resonated within them. Reports from outlying guards told of many sea monsters passing by the island very far off, but close enough to make the King and the villagers anxious, so all were cautioned to stay even closer to the village than they already were – most hadn't a problem with this mandate, for the closer they were to their village, the safer they felt. But Princess Deboline, all ready to head out and make her daily visits to the common village-folk, faced a problem, as her shell-gatherers were confined within the boundaries of the village for the day and her daily accumulation of shells was in short supply. Princess Deboline made a rule for herself never to leave her grand hut wearing the same shells twice and required a daily influx of newer, more unique shells that she could wear and show off, and so far that day, all her shells had been worn before. She implored her gatherers to stray just a little from the village to look for shells, but the loyal gatherers declined in their obedience to the King. Frustrated, Princess Deboline confronted her father himself to ask permission for her gatherers to find more shells, yet her request was declined, for the King wanted none of his beloved villagers, much less his daughter, abducted by any sea monsters that could be lurking in the forests. Instead, the King advised his daughter to stay in the grand hut for her safety, and the following day, she would receive twice the amount of shells that would account for that day's losses.
Princess Deboline plopped on her bed in a huff. Never had she gone a day without visiting the common people and showing off her shells, and her confinement within the grand hut made her very angry, and worried. She feared letting one day go without the villagers seeing her grandeur would make them love her less, and that her reputation might begin to deteriorate, or worse, another villager might find a beautiful, majestic shell that could have been her own, and that villager would suddenly become more beautiful than her. As she nervously bit her fingernails, the Princess, then, came up with a plan to sneak out of the hut without her father knowing and search for some shells herself, returning back with a plentiful supply in time so that her father would never notice her disappearance. But she had to be careful in her escape, she figured, because she did not want any villagers to accidentally see her without any new shells. After making her decision, then, Princess Deboline grabbed the canvas sack sitting on the edge of her bed and slowly crept out of the back of the hut as her father talked with his subjects near the front, heading for the woods where she had seen her shell-gatherers go so many times before.
As the sun reflected off of her porcelain skin, Princess Deboline inspected the ground and the trees with a most watchful eye, looking for any beautifully decorated shells that she deemed were most worthy. She saw a few stray ones that were caked with dirt or that were drab in color, but she passed those ones over, declaring them more suitable for villagers of lower status. Further and further into the forest she crept, so far that she could barely see her village after a while, and she noticed that the sun was becoming blocked by more and more trees, making it harder and harder for her to see. She used her hands to feel around her and felt more and more trees emerge with taller, itchier grass crossing her path, and she noticed herself walking on an even more squishier terrain than she was used to. Looking down and moving the tall grass aside, she looked at her feet and nearly screamed, but covered her mouth so as to not draw attention.


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The pond weed tickled Syrra's bare feet as she bent to fill her bucket, legs submerged to just above her knees in the cold water. Reeds grew thick on either side of the lazy meandering rivulet and through the dense mass of pond grass and Syrra could just make out the remains of the bird nests that, until only a few weeks ago, had been populated with squalling chicks.
Empty bucket now filled to the brim with water, Syrra waded back to the bank, using the hem of her skirts to dry her legs off. On the other side of the river, separated from the farming land by the water, lay the beginnings of the forest known as brainse dorcha - dark wood. Many of the old stories told by grandmothers to their children spoke of spirits and elves that lived in the deep places of the forest, only emerging on nights such as Samhain to wreak mischief in the realms of men. Now, looking into the vague darkness between the towering trees, Syrra felt a shivver run down her back. Even in the bright sunlight, the trees still seemed to harbour some sort of inner darkness, like a creeping mist that hugs the sides of high mountains in winter. Nothing stirred the silent leaflitter and no birds sung in the branches. It was as if as Syrra watched the forest, it watched her back, both waiting for the other to make the first move.
Then, out of the corner of her eye, Syrra saw something move in the trees. With a cry of alarm she turned to face it, dropping her bucket and diving behind a large clump of reeds. Heart pounding in her chest, she crouched and watched as, slowly and silently as a ghost, a figure emerged from the trees. It stopped just short of the treeline, partially hidden from view by the shade of the branches, staring silently out at the farmland beyond. Syrra held perfectly still, fearing that even the slightest sound might alert it to her presence. As if hearing her thoughts, the figure's eyes moved until they stopped on Syrra's hiding place. She held her breath, willing the figure to look away and praying to whatever gods may have been listening to grant her invisibility.
After what felt like hours, the figure's gaze wandered on and Syrra slowly began to withdraw, creeping backwards and always keeping her eyes locked on the strange being on the other side of the river. However, as she turned to run, her foot caught on a fallen reed. With a screech like a startled bird, Syrra pitched forward into a patch of pondside mud. At the sound of her cry, the figure whirled to face her. For one moment their eyes met and Syrra found herself lost in a pair of luminous silver eyes, as bright and mysterious as the moon and yet glowing with some inner fire. Then, just as swiftly as it had appeared, the figure turned and vanished into the trees, disappearing as if swallowed up by the shadows.
For several minutes, Syrra lay there, sprawled in the mud, mind reeling and heart hammering in her chest like a caged bird. Then she scrambled to her feet, dark hair now in wild disarray and eyes wide in alarm, and raced back across the farmland. She had to tell someone about this. Strange figures in the forest were not a regular occurence, particularly not this far from the Borderlands.
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Play Term, 1970: Stroll to Jericho with head boy James Robbins. He plans to work for the BBC. Maybe one day my diaries will be chosen as Radio 4's Book of the Week. I still can't think of a good title for them, though.
Lent Term, 1971: To Keble College. What an intellectual backwater it is; truly the original Oxford poly! No wonder no Westminster boys ever go there.
Election Term, 1972: I rusticate 27 boys for cannabis before attending Latin prayers at the Abbey. Then to dinner at Number 10, where I am guest of honour.
Play Term, 1974: The Dean of Christ Church phones to say that all his places for history are full, but that if X were prepared to switch to geography, the College would offer him a Closed Scholarship. I am still struggling with a title for my diaries.
Lent Term, 1975: Tea with a mother whose son is at Marlborough. He is unhappy and would like to come here. I laugh; her son is far too stupid. Go to Jerusalem to attend an hilarious play in Sanskrit.
Election Term, 1976: A 15-year-old boy asks to move house because his fellow students are philistines who listen to music from popular beat combos. I rusticate 126 boys for cannabis. I blame the parents.
Play Term, 1978: Isaiah Berlin lectures to the John Locke society. He really is very limited and our 13-year-olds run rings round him. On to Cambridge for the Ascension dinner where I am informed a Phd is now worth less than a term at Westminster.
Lent Term, 1979: There are rumours I am to become headmaster of Eton. It's not my scene - the boys are very dim - but I apply anyway. To my fury, I am not invited for interview. Lunch with the Queen. She is also not very bright.
Election Term, 1980: To Oxford to debate at the Union whether Oxbridge entrance is biased against state schools. Thanks to a secret block vote from the Dean of Christ Church, I win handsomely.
Play Term, 1981: We elect 30 girls to sixth form but it is as good as 60 because they all have double-barrelled surnames. Disgusted that my novel, The Custard Boys, which the boys have been studying all year, was omitted from the A-level exam paper.
Lent Term, 1982: I expel 19 boys for cannabis, before going for the Pancake Greaze lunch with David Puttnam and then on to the Athenaeum where my importance is to be celebrated in some minor way.
Election Term, 1983: The high mistress of St Paul's enquires whether our boys can attend the girls' summer ball. I point out it would be unwise to risk sullying the country's intellectual gene pool. Then to the Abbey where one of our less precocious 14-year-olds has translated the bible into Linear B.
Play Term, 1984: The Duke of Kent invites me to lunch to see if I might find a place for his son. Still pondering a good title for my diaries.
Lent Term, 1985: I write a lengthy piece for the Times about how independent schools should publish their exam results as long as Westminster comes top.
Election Term, 1986: My portrait painter arrives. Lucian Freud has made me look very fat and given me a tiny cock. It's not really the Westminster way. It's time to move on. If only I could think of a decent title.
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myth: pets should live outdoors
Twenty years ago, the typical Australian pet spent most, if not all, of their time outdoors, primarily in the backyard.
That just isn't the case anymore. Our research showed that around one-third of respondents' pets had limited ability to access outdoor space by themselves, with 21% having independent access to outdoors sometimes and 5% occasionally. Another 13% of pets were only allowed outdoors under supervision, while 9% (4% of dogs and 14% of cats) were never allowed outdoors.
Interestingly, the research also showed that only a few short decades ago 39% of respondents' family pets spent most of their time outdoors and only 23% spent most of their time indoors. In stark contrast, only 21% of respondents' current pets spend most of their time outdoors, whilst 53% spend most of their time indoors. In fact, almost a third of all dogs spent virtually all their time indoors.
myth: dogs and cats need a big backyard
When they are allowed out, the majority of our respondents' pets actually spent their time in a confined area. For example, 51% spent their time in the garden (63% of dogs and 43% of cats) and 32% spent time in a courtyard (39% of dogs and 26% of cats). Just over one-quarter (26%) of pets spent their time on the verandah, while another 20% (13% of dogs and 25% of cats) spent their time in a communal area.
myth: apartment complexes aren't pet-friendly
Many apartment complexes have communal areas which can be used by people and their companion animals. Over half of our respondents' pets (53%) living in units were allowed to use common areas in an apartment block, with dogs being more likely than cats to be able to use common areas (61% compared to 49%). Less than one-third (33%) of pets living in units were not allowed to use common areas. This was more common for cats (38%) compared to dogs (23%).
Many apartments now cater to pet owners' needs and actively encourage pet ownership. Some have great access to off-leash areas for dogs and many have large, contained verandahs.
myth: cats should be able to wander
It's no longer acceptable for pet owners to allow their pets to wander unsupervised. In fact, the majority of respondents' cats (52%) did not leave their owner's dwelling without supervision.


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Faced with the rise of China and other regional powers as Western influence wanes, Australia will try to forge a new course in the emerging Indo-Pacific arc stretching from India through Southeast Asia to the volatile Northeast.
Its new defence white paper, released yesterday, says it will be harder for the nation to achieve or influence policies in its region, and will need to speak with a "clearer and stronger voice".
Muting earlier concerns, Canberra's new defence white paper also seeks a new balance between potentially conflicting relations with China and the United States. And it warns that Australia will need to sharpen its military to maintain its position as a middle power amid the increasing muscle and sophistication of other defence forces in the region.
The white paper makes it clear that it will continue to tighten its alliance with the US and to beef up its own capabilities, but Prime Minister Julia Gillard will give the Defence Force limited funding.
While allowing defence a modest increase above inflation, spending will contract further to 1.56 per cent of gross domestic product - its lowest level since the 1930s. But no specific figures have been announced, raising doubts about the ability to fund longer-term plans.
The Opposition has attacked the lack of detail and said it would produce a new white paper within 18 months if it won the September 14 election. With many of the major programmes already under way, Gillard announced few new plans for more hardware.
The air force will get 12 new Superhornet fighters with "Growler" packages able to block enemy communications and electronics, at a cost of A$1.5 billion ($1.8 billion) over four years.
They will join the 24 Superhornets already bought as a stopgap to cover the delayed arrival of 72 Joint Strike Fighters.
The white paper confirms plans to double the navy's submarine fleet to 12 boats, but ditches proposals for "off-the-shelf" vessels in favour of evolved versions of the present Collins class, or an entirely new design.
But it says the navy will not get a fourth air warfare destroyer to add to the three at present being built in South Australia.
The army will be restructured into three brigades based in Townsville, Brisbane and Darwin, each with its own armoured cavalry regiment, artillery, infantry, communication and engineer units, trained to operate from the two aircraft carrier-sized amphibious ships due to begin operating in the next two years.
Australian defence planning has been shaped by rapid change in the region.
The white paper says the global financial crisis has accelerated the shift in economic and military might to the Indo-Pacific, fraught with maritime and territorial disputes, flashpoints and rising defence capabilities that increase the risk of "destabilising strategic cooperation".
It says that while the region may be dominated by the US and China - and India in the longer term - the rise of other regional powers is creating a more complex and competitive order.
As nations in the west, including the US, reduce military spending, China's defence budget continues to grow significantly every year, increasing by 140 per cent since 2000. Spending was also rising in India, Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia.
India is building new nuclear and conventional submarines, stealth warships and aircraft, and aircraft carriers. Southeast Asian nations are introducing sophisticated new weaponry and advanced submarines and warships.
But the white paper says that future stability remains with the ability of the US and China to successfully manage their relationship.
It says neither China nor the US wants conflict and that the two nations will be able to balance competition and co-operation.
The white paper says Australia - despite the tightening of its already close military ties with the US - will not be forced into taking sides, and that neither of the two giants believes it should have to make such a choice.


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By Tom Spousta, USA TODAY
AUGUSTA, Ga. All of them own at least two major championships. Three —Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Vijay Singh— have been fitted for Masters green jackets.
Officially anointed the Big Five for about two years now, or since Woods began a swing overhaul and gave the media even a sniff of brewing rivalries, they've dominated the competition like few champions of any era.
Tired of all the hype yet?
Then this Masters isn't for you, because once the skies cleared late Saturday afternoon and Augusta National officials hustled along the third round, a ray of light hit the leaderboard like the first spark of an Amen Corner dawn.
Woods (3 under), Mickelson (3 under), Singh (2 under), Ernie Els (2 under) and Retief Goosen (2 under) were within one shot of each when play ended Saturday. They stand just three or four strokes behind Chad Campbell, who can etch his name in golf lore should he somehow hold off one of the great Masters leaderboards and win.
That task played out in front of him at an agonizingly slow pace during Saturday's four-hour-plus delay which finally ended about 5:20 p.m. local time. None of the leaders made it to the second nine before play was halted before 8 p.m.
The Big Five were bunched within a 70-minutes stretch of tee times, waiting like Campbell to begin the famous Masters moving day. Singh was in the penultimate group, one ahead of Mickelson, who was one ahead of Els.
Woods and Goosen were paired together four holes ahead of Els, meaning they controlled the momentum throttle and could push the action with a birdie or two before darkness ended play.
Maybe one or two will falter. But all five?
Not likely. So be prepared for a Sunday show like few others in Masters history.
Since 2000, Woods, Els and Mickelson have finished in the top 10 14 times at major championships. Singh has 13 top 10s. Goosen has done that nine times.
Their Masters' scoring averages are as tightly grouped as their third-round tee times. Woods on average cards 70.33, followed by Mickelson at 70.91, Els at 71.61, Singh at 72.11 and Goosen at 72.25.
Although Els and Goosen have never won at Augusta National, the fellow South Africans have had their share of successes. Els was runner-up in 2000 and '04 and has been in the top 10 here six times. Goosen was second in 2002 and third in '05.
"I'm fine. I've just got to try and sneak something into the 60s over the weekend and see what happens," Els said. "At least I know you don't have to try and shoot 65 to try and win."
A Masters victory would be particularly satisfying for Els. He was outplayed by Singh down the stretch six years ago. Two years ago, he was anti-cipating a playoff, stroking putts on the practice green, when about 40 yards away Mickelson drained his dramatic winning birdie at the 18th hole.
Like Goosen, Els has won two U.S. Open titles. Els also counts a British Open championship.
A green jacket would go nicely with both. Yet Els refuses to play the "I am due to win" a Masters game.
"I've had a lot of chances to win majors. I've won three, but if you want to be in your own mind regarded as one of the better players, you've got to do it in the majors," Els said. "That's where the golf courses are stretched to their limits and you basically get stretched to your limit and that's where you've got to perform. If you can do well in those tournaments, you're basically going to be up there with the better players in the world. So that's always been my goal."
It's the same one Woods, Singh, Mickelson and Goosen have employed so impressively during the Big Five era.
Tired of the hype yet?
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WinXPPro SP3 I have a virus "Windows Recovery" , now my PC just starts to Windows screen and then reboots. It will not start in Safe Mode, or Command prompt.
My Acronis backups, although successful at the time of backing up, are now informing that the backups, on two external drives are corrupted, so I am now stuck for the moment
Would anyone know if this Virus would corrupt my external drives.
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Since 2000, the Serpentine Galleries have commissioned some of today's most renowned architects to build their first structure in England. Open to the public throughout the summer months, the Serpentine Pavilion offers a pioneering way for its audiences to physically experience world class architecture. After 16 years of ambitious projects, the Serpentine Pavilion has become established as one of the most anticipated events in the global design calendar.
The Build Your Own Pavilion Young Architects Challenge is an international competition for 8-14 year olds to design a small scale model of a flexible outdoor structure. After a successful first year, the competition expanded in 2016 to include a workshop tour, international submissions and alongside the traditional model entries, digital design and CAD models too.
The platform and workshops give an insight to the basic principles of architectural design and workshop students are given the Pavilion brief and a toolkit that begins with sketching by hand, working with simple modeling materials and progressing to 3D design and print technologies. The Build Your Own Pavilion website enables young people to upload their own designs for a Pavilion to an online gallery, gain insight and learn about the architectural process from the world's leading architects, download tools for designing and building their own Pavilions, explore past Pavilions and follow the Build Your Own Pavilion UK tour.
This year's competition closed on 9 October 2016. Designs were judged by a panel of experts including the Serpentine's Directors and the 2016 Pavilion architect Bjarke Ingels, with a selection of the best designs showcased on the platform and in the media. The winners of this year's competition were Jonah, Filipp, Elijah and Troy.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 18, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas --**MrL Braunfels Herald-Zeituno Hew Braunfels, Texas Vol. 92 - No. 164 16 Pages THURSDAY August 18,1983 25 conia Vol. 92 - No. 164 (USPS 377 880' Aiicia's winds daim 2 lives GALVESTON (AP) — Hurricane Alicia slammed into the Texas coast early today, spawning tornadoes, ripping apart buildings, smashing cars with driving debris and plunging hundreds of thousands of people into darkness. Two people were killed by falling trees in the Houston area, 50 miles inland, officials said. Several minor injuries were reported. Sustained winds of 76 mph and gusts up to 102 mph were measured by the National Weather Service's office in Galveston as the hurricane hit shore. Just off Galveston Island, reconnaissance aircraft reported maximum sustained winds near 115 mph as the hurricane's center moved inland. Galveston firefighters were forced to pump floodwater from the streets to fight a blaze at a cotton warehouse that was ''totally involved in flames." said fire Capt. Ed Haskins. "We're just having all kinds of problems trying to get the fire under control. We have no water pressure," he said. An estimated 42,000 people had left their homes in the 14-county Houston area, with 15,000 of them in 76 Red Cross shelters by 5 a m., said Red Cross spokesman Bill Barron. Most of the refugees were from Galveston and Brazoria counties, he said. Howling winds in Galveston ripped bricks and metal siding from buildings, threw sign posts into cars and ripped limbs from trees. The city was completely without power the weather service's local radar and tide gauges also were knocked out. About 200 guests of Galveston's historic Galvez Hotel fled to underground corridors after a window broke and an interior wall gave way about 2 a m. A "non-supporting interior wall" on the fourth floor leaned into the hallway but did not collapse, a hotel See ALICIA, Page ll Si**(>*oh 6* Lmcf* hntw Herb Syring outlines plans for handling refugees from hurricane AliciaWaiting for refugeesCivil defense groups ready to help if needed By PATRICIA YZNAGA KING Wire editor Although Hurricane Alicia has hit the Texas Coast, New Braunfels may not shelter as many refugees as it did in 1980 As of 8 a m. today. Red Cross shelters were on standby alert. Herb Syring, New Braunfels-Comal County Civil Defense officer, said. The Emergency Operating Center will remain under 24-hour alert until it is put back into a non-activated status, Syring said. All Red Cross and Civil Defense calls concerning shelters must be made through the EOC office, either by phone or by radio, he said When Hurricane Alien hit the South Texas coast in August 1980, New Braunfels sheltered many refugees. Syring told Red Cross members at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon About 800 refugees per night were fed at Red Cross shelters dunng the hurricane w eekend, he said Syring said two factors contributed to the flood of refugees in Central Texas: Allen was a well-publicized hurricane, and it hit the Corpus Christi-Drowns Ville c oastal area. Central Texas is the primary shelter area for persons along that part of the coast, Syring said. Traffic along Interstate 37 and Highway 181 was packed in 1980. Syring said People from Corpus (*hristi spent 12 hours driving to New Braunfels rn *tead of the customary three hours, he said This year, the fir it designated shelter is the Academy Street Gym. Syring said. All food will be cooked at St Mary's Hall. 262 W Bndge St Ail "he designated shelters are equipped with toilet facilities, Syring said Ai adam) Sir eet Gym will be opened within 15 minutes i vhen the need arises he said Syring said that 200 cots were available for refugees Although amma s will not be allowed at the shelters, they will be sheltered at the Humane Society Animal Shelter, 1922 Kuehter Syring said Downtown Houston takes pounding from Alicia HOUSTON i AP) - Hurricane Alicia roared through Houston before dawn today, killing at least two, blacking out a quarter-million homes and making skyscrapers whistle like giant organ pipes in the 80-mph winds. At least IO house fires were blamed on 19611's first Atlantic hurricane, which sent panes of glass, metal newsracks, trees and decorative panels flying like lethal missiles through the streets of the nation's fourth-largest city. Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire, after louring part of the downtown area this morning, said from Houston-Haitis County Civil Defense headquarters she planned to seek federal disaster assistance. *'| don't remember another time when the eye of the hurricane has passed directly over Houston," Mrs Whitmire said. "Even those of us who are natives are finding this very unusual." "I think it will take the people who have offices downtown a long time to recover," Mrs. Whitmire said City officials have urged residents to stay at home until the winds die down. and only essential city operations are being maintained, the mayor said Officials will begin to assess the damage this afternoon, she said. Two people were reported dead in the storm A tree fell on a house, claiming the life of a 71-year-old Houston woman, according to Stanley Curtis, ambulance dispatcher with the Houston Fire Department A second woman, a 21-year-old from suburban Highlands, was killed this morning when a trew-fell on her car, Cecil Wingo of the Harris County Medical Examiner's office said In addition, ll Houston firefighters were treated for injuries at Hermann Hospital after they inhaled chemicals while battling a three-alarm blaze in the southern part of the city The extent of their injuries was not immediately known, fire department spokesman Shelton Morris said. We've had many, many house fires we d have to attribute to downed live wires." said Houston Fire Department spokesman John Valentine "We've had one car catch on fire because wires just fell on top or it and cooked ii." One family was trapped in its southwest Houston home after power lines electrified the outside." said Valentine The family can't get out. They're trapped until tile guys from the power company can get there " Cautioned Valentine "Downtown is a very dangerous place to be Glass has been sucked out of buildings and debris cs flying around everywhere Don't go down there " A spokeswoman at St Joseph s Hospital said "several" patients had been admitted for lacerations caused by flying glass On Fannin Street in downtown Houston, Poilu Officer William Babu watched from the wheel of his squad car as Alicia detached windows and decorative panels from high-rises and sent them flying in the air like deadly kites Man. this is really something," bab ti said Several of the city 'I towering glass and steel skycraper" had caps where windows were blow n out Houston lighting & Power spokeswoman Sally Mathis <*a.J Al cm's fury had tom down at least 20 high-tension lines, blacking out 250.000 home" between Houston and Galveston "But we can't send any repair crews jut in the weather because it's so bad " said Ms Mathis ' We ask out customer s to only call us if it's a bfe-and-death situation, she said Grand Jury indicts robbery suspects By DEBBIE DaLOACH Staff writer Three motel bandits charged with robbing victims at the Hill Country Inn and Gourmet Inn motels May 22, were indicted for aggravated robbery by a Comal County Grand Jury Wednesday. Craig Mathis of 4910 Benzidine, San Antonio, was indicted on two counts of aggravated robbery by use of a deadly weapon < shotgun) for his part in the robbery of an Alvin highway patrolman and his wife at the Gourmet Inn He was also indicted on four counts of aggravated robbery by use of a handgun for his part rn the robbery of two rooms at the Hill Country Inn. The same two counts and four counts were also filed against Kevin Hill of 5019 Hershey, San Antonio, ami Albert Bonner of 1046 H St., San Antonio All three men, arrested last week, remain in the Comal County Jail under $50,000 bond each. Authorities have speculated Bonner, Mathis and Hill were members of a loosely-knit gang of motel bandits, responsible for similar robberies in Johnson City, Kerrville, Corpus Christi and San Antonio. Corpus Christi authorities are investigating the possibility that the Alvin trooper's gun was used to kill a Garland man June 15 at a Travel Ixxige motel in Corpus Christi. Wanted in connection with that murder, Kenneth Woodson of San Antonio gave himself up in I ais Angeles on Aug 12 A Comal County warrant also listed Woodson as a participant in the two New Braunfels robberies back in May In all, the Grand Jury returned 29 indictments, including two sealed ones and two re-indictments Herbert Hunter Semmes Jr , of 31464 Bartel, Bulverde, was re-indicted for possession of a prohibited weapon (enhanced), and possession of a controlled substance with the intent to manufacture. Aggravated assault on a peace officer indictments were returned against John Robert Bolduc of 605 Johnson, Seguin; Williiam Randall Bntt, in custody in the Travis t ounty Jail; and Alfredo E. Perez of 8418 Greenleaf (.ake Dr,, Houston. Perez was released from custody Sunday on $5,000 bond, following an incident the same day at Camp Hueco Springs The man allegedly rented inner tubes, became angry about a non-existent shuttle bus service he See GRAND JURY, Page llInsideToday's Weather Expect partly cloudy skies today, with a 20 percent chalice of thundershowers, mainly in the afternoon. The high will be in the low-90e, but winds blowing SO miles per hour from the north-northwest might make it seem cooter Tonight will be partly cloudy, with variable winds near IO mph. They'll shift back to the south on Friday, blowing KF 15 mph from partly cloudy skies, and bringing a 30 percent chance off rain Sunset today will be at 8:09 pm. sunrise Friday at 7:01 a.m.A Foggy Day in Music Ira Gerswhin, who with his brother composer George Gershwin wrote many of the hits in the 1920s and 30s, died Wedesday at age It The lyricist collaborated with other composers after his brother's death in 1937 Ss* Pagan CLASSIFIED.. .... IUD COMICS ........ IO CROSSWOW) ......... IO DEATHS...........................3 DEAR ABBY ......... .8 HOROSCOPE................ I OPINIONS........................ 4 SCRAPBOOK ...... 7 SPORTS....... Msndl STOCKS ...................... 18 TV LISTINGS......................10 WEATHER ................... 2 Governments to mull choices as appraisal terms near end By DYANNE FRY Staff writer Directors of the Comal County Appraisal Ikuitnet have four and a half months left in their terms of office But it's not too early for local governments to be thinking about who they want to represent them in 1984-65 All five seats come open at the end of December County, city and school governments served by the appraisal district may ask the current members to serve another two years, or choose to replace any or all of them Nominations must be turned in to the county clerk's office by Oct 15 Each government can nominate up to five candidates. In practice, they usually confine their choices to one or two In 1981, there were exactly five people vying for the five seats, so the outcome of the election didn't surprise anyone. The actual voting will take place beta een Aug ICl and Nov 15 Its not a simple process, I hanks* to the provision." of the Pevcto Bill which created the appraisal districts Each government gets I voice, or rt tiler, it gets a certain number of votes lased cm the amount of tax it levied last y ear In the 1981 elects Mi, there were 5,000 votes to be cast The Comal lode pendent School District had 2,314 votes New Braun els ISO. 1,269 Coma) County, 797 and th e City of N ew Braunfels a few less than that The City of Garden Ridge, which pays less than one percent of the appraisal district's budget, got just 16 5 voles in 1981 The ('it) of Se) ma got less than WW Chief Appraiser Glenn Brucks said he would calculate this year's perce i tag es, I lased on the 1962 tax levy, some time before Oct 1. The numbers may SLW APF KAINA!. Page ll Two hurt in Wednesday wreck A two-car wreck Wednesday afternoon sent two New Braunfels residents to McKenna Memorial Hospital for treatment. The wreck occurred about 5 p m w hen a 1983 two-door black Capris driven by Abell Castillo, 20, 227 N Krueger, attempted to pass a tractor-trailer on the right side and ran into a utility pole, police said The tractor-trailer was driven by Guy Raymond McKeon HI of San Antonio The accident occurred at the 120(1 block of West Antonio Street The vehicles were eastbound, police said, adding that Castillo's vehicle reportedly was exceeding the speed limit He a ttempled to pass McKeon's vehicle as McKean was turning right onto Chestnut Avenue, police said McF .eon told police lie was making a wide turn because of the size of his vehicle. When McKeon turned, Castillo's car touched lite tractor-trailer's front tire, causin g Castillo to lose control of his car It collided into a utility pole, police said. Castillo and a passenger in his c ar, luna Castillo, same address, were taken by ambulance to McKenna for treatment Huntsville Orange Beaumont Port Arthur Rosenberg Texas City- Angleton a San Antonio • Austin Alicia, 9:30 Thursday 'k \ Baytown New Braunfels Columbus Victoria Houston Galveston Island f Alicia hits Texas coast Matagorda Peninsula Gulf of Mexico { yfr Matagorda Island ;
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by George Malik on 03/19/13 at 02:28 PM ET
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It's the end of a college hockey era (with an open pracice on Friday in the offing), via the Red Wings' PR department:
… $7 Student Tickets Available at JLA Box Office …
Detroit… The matchups for the 42nd and final CCHA Championship weekend were finalized on Sunday as part of this year's 'College Hockey in the D' presented by
Arby's. No. 2 Notre Dame will face off against No. 3 Ohio State in the first semifinal game at 1:05 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, at Joe Louis Arena, while No. 4 Michigan will play No. 1 Miami in the second semifinal game at 4:35 p.m. The winners of the two semifinal games will advance to the final CCHA Championship game on Sunday, March 24, at 2:05 p.m.
Tickets to the 2013 CCHA Championship are priced between $10 and $35 apiece and can be purchased at the JLA Box Office (313-396-7575), all Ticketmaster (800-745-3000) outlets and online at OlympiaEntertainment.com.
Special Little Caesars Family Four-Packs – which include four tickets, four pizza slices and four soft drinks – are also available for purchase for this event beginning at only $44 per package. General admission upper bowl student seats, meanwhile, can be obtained for as low as $7 per ticket at the JLA Box Office only (a valid student ID must be presented at the time of purchase).
Each team will practice for 45 minutes at Joe Louis Arena on Friday:
Miami: 11:00 – 11:45 a.m.
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Michigan: 1:00 – 1:45 p.m.
Notre Dame: 2:00 – 2:45 p.m.
College hockey fans in attendance will have an opportunity to 'Celebrate the Legacy' by purchasing some of the more than 1,000 pieces of CCHA history with a special memorabilia sale taking place on the concourse behind sections 112, 124 and 126. The sale begins when doors open one hour prior to the first semifinal game and will close approximately one-half hour after the conclusion of each day's games. Items available for purchase include:
- Player posters of University of Michigan's former captain Luke Glendening and Michigan State University's former captain Torey Krug
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