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Thanks for the replies. I use HPs in my 1911. I was just wondering because I have a friend that says he hunts with the FP, and says it does all this damage.
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Isn't a .45 BIG ENOUGH? There are many reasons for a hollow point & expansion, the .45 is NOT one of them!
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I wouldn't want to get shot with any of them...
this article. As far as I'm concerned, regardless of what gun and what caliber I may be carrying at the time I want to make the biggest hole with the most tissue damage possible.
Draw fast, shoot slow.
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Dont understand why you would shoot something with a FMJ when HP exists....
The single biggest factor in killing something with pistols (it is different with rifles) is size of the permanent wound channel. HP's expand = bigger permanent wound channel. FMJ's go straight through = smaller wound channel. The argument that having an exit hole with FMJ makes them bleed out faster is laughably niave. You only see more blood. The real bleeding associated with HP's is internal.
round nose and flat nose? same difference - I like the example of a pin and a paper clip.
wanna kill something? use HP.
What's he hunting with a 45 ...field mice
I've seen this debated everywhere. I've seen all kinds of YouTube vids showing hollow points doing damage to water jugs, water jugs stuffed with paper, water jugs wearing 4 layers of denim, and ballistic gelatin. When I see what a hollow point bullet looks like after it has penetrated an expensive leather motorcycle jacket, a leather "plate" about the thickness of an average mans' belt, 4 layers of denim, and then something that approximated a sternum before making a good penetration into some ballistic gelatin, I'll use that bullet. But until then, i'm going to continue to use FMJ flat points. The type that handgun hunters use. HP's are for police department lawyers who are more concerned with pubic perceptions than officer's lives. Don't reply to me unless you've seen a few autopsies.
FP bullets drive more square to the target than the RN bullets. RN bullets are more prone to stray off course than FP bullets. Neither is more effective terminally than the other.


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She also revealed she had a "brief liaison" with another major, who cannot be named, and an affair with another officer, Lieutenant Colonel Shaun Wilson. Ms McConnell claimed the affair with the major at the centre of the allegations was different because he worked in the same regiment at the time of the affair. She also claimed he was indiscreet. She said of her earlier affairs: "Because of discretion and the way they were carried out, I had absolutely no reason to believe they would ever be discovered."
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The statement also claims the major had a sexual encounter with a female captain in the regiment's medal room on Valentine's Day 2002. Ms McConnell adds: "It seemed to be a feature of his love life that he went for junior female soldiers. If their experience was the same as mine, they found it difficult to fend off an officer of such seniority and keep their careers intact."
Ms McConnell told the hearing the major first seduced her at an officers' Christmas drinks party. The fourmonth relationship was exposed when her husband George, 38, bugged her car and recorded an intimate conversation between the pair. He played the tape to her commanding officer.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 4, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas 2A □ HeralcLZeitung □ Thursday December 4, 1997_ . . ,• & . __ Spread From Page 1A venting transmission of the disease, McWilliams said. Overman sent a similar warning letter to area schools in October, and school officials stepped up education and prevention measures. "Our custodians are doing extra cleaning," said Memorial School nurse Karen Schwind. "The children have been educated as far as hand-washing. Fliers have been sent home." Carl Schurz Elementary nurse Gwen Mills takes a hand-washing instruction road show from class to class. She uses phosphorescent powder and a black light to drive home the concept of germ transmission. "We do these every year, for all of the classes," Mills said. Students may no longer serve their own food in the Canyon High School cafeteria, said school nurse Karen Voosen. "A lot of (the students) are very aware, and I don't think they're sharing food like they used to," she said. "At the lower grades, my children have gotten so much literature. Every child walks out of class with a squirt of soap in their hands on the way to lunch at Frazier Elementary." Parents have found the ban on home-made food inconvenient, said Carl Schurz PT A president Sylvia Kathka, "... but the parents are satisfied at the information that is coming." Memorial PT A president Tammy Mills said, "Parents are concerned about their children, as they should be — they don't want their kids to get sick." Following common-sense hygiene rules was the best prevention against the spread of hepatitis-A, McWilliams said. "I think with a lot of help from the community, we can stop this outbreak and prevent jt from becoming an epidemic," she said. From Page 1A the day care or any other day care," McWilliams said. The present outbreak of hepatitis-A is not the first in the county, she said. A more wide-spread outbreak occurred in 1990. "We did almost an entire school population at that time, at Goodwin Primary," McWilliams said. The dosage for immune globulin is determined by a person's body weight. "On 100-pound body weight, the immune globulin costs $20," she said. The shots are in somewhat short supply nationwide, she said. "Since Desert Storm, it's been difficult to get it," McWilliams said. The health department was not allowed to inoculate anyone who asked with immune globulin — it first had to determine that the person was at risk of getting hepatitis-A, she said. A vaccine exists for hepatitis-A, McWilliams said, and was available Hepatitis A • WHAT IT IS: Hepatitis A makes the liver sick. It is caused by fecal to oral transmission. • SYMPTOMS: Yellow skin, dark urine, flu-like symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, diarrhea. •HOW ITS DETECTED: Can be screened through a urine sample; confirmed by a blood test • HOW ITS TREATED: Supportive care, such as bed rest and a healthy diet, including many fluids to prevent dehydration. • LONG-LASTING EFFECTS: None. Thriver repairs itself and usually forms an immunity to hepatitis A •provided by David Patten, physician's assistant at McKenna Neighborhood Health Center Obituaries LLOYD NEAMAN Funeral arrangements for Lloyd Newman, age 74, are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home. He passed away in Seguin, Texas, on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1997, at the Care Inn. Recently Moved? Getting Married? New Baby? Give us a call! for adults at the health department. "The problem is you need to get it about a month before you get exposed if it's going to work," she said. McWilliams said she was ordering the vaccine for children. "Hopefully, within a week or so, we'll have it for the children," she said. The health department already spent about $6,000 dealing*with hepatitis-A, McWilliams said. "This has been a very expensive proposition," she said. "Fortunately, I have a fund that is available to be used for that purpose, whenever we have a situation like Otis." lf the fund were exhausted, McWilliams could request more money from Comal County Commissioners Court, she said. NB Lions take children Christmas shopping By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND News Editor A group of New Braunfels Breakfast Lions will celebrate Christmas in the truest sense Saturday. The Lions will escort 25 area children through a morning of Christmas shopping and festivities children for whom the holidays might otherwise not he so bountiful "We get 25 names from the Community Service Center," said project chairwoman Betty Marsh. "Each child is assigned an adult " Police Beat ■ A 46-year-old New Braunfels man reported someone stole an equalizer and speakers valued at $150 from his 1^81 Chevy Monte Carlo while it was parked in the 400 block of Porter Street Tuesday Police said there are no suspects or witnesses ■ A business located in the 600 block of South Hill Street reported someone stole $200 in cash Police said there were signs of forced entry ■ A 27-year-old New Braunfels man reported someone stole a blank check from the 2800 block of Sunset Dme on Tuesday Police said there were signs of forced entry and they had a suspect ■ A 17-year old New Braunfels man reported someone stole a compact disc player and CDs, valued at S24X, from his ll>04 Ford Bronco ll while it was parked in the 1500 block of Interstate 35 North on Tuesday Police said there was no sign of forced entry The morning starts with a complimentary breakfast at Luby's. "They enjoy the breakfast, and we normally have somebody dressed up as Santa Claus who brings little things at breakfast to get everybody in the right spirit," said Lion John Dorbandt, a past Kids Christmas escort. From Luby's, the children are taken to Kmart where each child gets $30 to spend on Christmas gifts for family members, Marsh said. The Breakfast Lions provide $25 for each child, and Texas Commerce Bank kicks in $5 more, she said. Shopping with the children is a humbling experience, Dorbandt said. "It is interesting to see how unselfish the kids are," he said. "They seem to think a lot about not only their parents, but about their siblings, and they really work at it." Seeing the children do their Christmas shopping sheds new light on the often-materialistic holiday ritual, said escort Dave Howell. "The average Americans, when they go to buy presents for Christmas, there's a lot of money spent. It's unbelievable what you United Way short of goal Contributions still can be made The annual drive for the United Way of Comal County is still a little short of its goal to raise $370,000 in order to help 30 different organizations in Comal County. The United Way will accept all donations even pa si the drive time of August through November. Total contributions presently are TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Local Briefs Toys for Tots collection has begun I he New Braunfels Jaycees Toys for Tots has begun Collection boxes for new and used toys are ai VSorld Car Motors on San Antonio Street. Librado's, Century 21 and Prodigy Daycare IXmations can be mailed to PO Box 310432 For information, call 62V 074 J Santa's Craft Show set at Senior Centor The Comal County Senior Citizens Center will have its seventh annual Santa's Craft Show Saturday For information to participate in the show, call Gladys Hauling at 606-4 54 7 Craft bazaar takes place at FUMC First United Methodist Church will be the site for a craft bazaar and gift wrapping service from V a in to 4 p m on Saturday in W esley Hall For information or to reserve a table, call Carolyn at 625-2465 or Allison at 620-4418. 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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - February 22, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina WLK COON IT PUBLIC LIBRARY Coming Sunday Page 2A Wednesday, February 22, 1989 25C Aiken, South Carolina Vol. 122 No. 46 Union Color Purchases Clearwater Finishing Plant By PHILIP LORD Staff Writer CLEARWATER — After months of work and negotiations, the Clearwater Finishing Plant has been purchased by Union Color and Chemical, sources say. Union Color has been working with United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc. officials since September to purchase the plant. Bobby Neal, who was unavailable for comment on the sale, is the principal owner of Union Color, the import agent for the L. Lamberti Co. of Milan Italy. No specifics on the sale were available from Union Color. Neal stated in September that a verbal deal on the plant had been reached, but that the sale was not finalized. Since that time, attorneys for the two firms have been meeting to iron out the fine details of the sale. The Clearwater plant is expected to open later this year as a printing and finishing operation, officials said. Under UM&M the plant sold printing and finishing services to other textile manufacturers and converters. Though the plant will not be as large as the UM&M operation, some of the 458 employees of the former operation are expected to be rehired, UM&M officials said. Harold Simmons, general manager of the plant, refused to comment on the sale until he received official confirmation from his superiors. UM&M officals cited continued financial losses when they announced the closing of the plant March 2. Foreign competition has also been cited by company officials as a reason for closing the plant. Officials from UM&M announced the sale of the Valchem Division to Air Products Chemicals Inc. in July. The plant sold for $15.5 million in cash. Since February 1988 the company has been selling some of its 4,500 acres in the Horse Creek Valley area to different buyers. Churches, a funeral home, several family owned restaurants and a subdivision developer purchased land from the company. The sale ends an era that began in 1929. Community Thanks Du Pont SRP Series Starts Sunday Beginning Sunday, the Aiken Standard will publish the first of a six-part series focusing on the status of Aiken County's schools, economy, infrastructure and governments and how they relate to change in management at the Savannah River Plant. The series will open with an overview explaining Aiken's transition from an agricultural community, to a center for equestrian sports and its advent into the forefront of the nuclear age with the building of the Savannah River Plant. The articles will be timed to conclude with the publication of a Strate- Sc Plan being developed to deal with iture problems stemming from changes at SRP. The plan is being drafted from information gathered through surveys of the county's strengths and weaknesses. * OVERVIEW »EDUCATION * BUSINESS 1 ENVIRONMENT * GOVERNMENT A Quick Read $1 Billion Of Heroin Found Hidden In Tires NEW YORK (AP) — In the largest heroin raid in U.S. history, police and federal agents tracked $1 billion worth of the drug from Southeast Asia to two homes in New York City, where it was hidden inside hundreds of tires. The 800-pound seizure made the notorious "French Connection" case seem modest by comparison, and showcased the rise of Asian drug smugglers, authorities said Tuesday. WeatherFlurries Forecast Snow flurries are forecast Thursday, but the chance for measurable snow is less than 20 percent. Mostly cloudy skies are forecast tonight with windy and much colder weather. The low will be in the upper 20s. Please see details on Page 6A.Deaths Sarah Ann Boen, Linwood Roland Key, Warrenville Mrs. Jessie E. McGee, Ridge Spring Michael E. Wilmot, Warrenville Please see details on Page 5A.Inside Today Bridge ............... 9B Calendar.........................................11A Classifieds........................................B7 Comics.............................................5B Crossword......................................10B Cryptoquote......................................8B Dear Abby.........................................5B Local Front.......................................1B Obituaries.........................................5A Opinions...........................................4A Sports ................... 7A Television.........................................5B Weather............................................6A Tornado Awareness Week Marked By Gales, Twisters From Staff And Wire ReportsSubscription Price Increases March I The monthly price of a subscription to the Aiken Standard will increase by 50 cents on March I. Home delivery will now cost $5.40 per month. This increase is the first in 3^ years for the newspaper. About half of the increase will be shared with the carriers. The Aiken Standard will accept pre-paid subscriptions that are for up to one year at the current price of $4.90 a month through March 31. To keep getting the paper at the current price, please call the Circulation Department, 649-5316. This week is Tornado Awareness Week, as proclaimed by Gov. Carroll Campbell, and many South Carolinians are still reeling from the twisters and high winds which tore through the state Tuesday without warning. Authorities around the state have said there were no fatalities or major injuries suffered during the unexpected storms. The National Weather Service says it will be cloudy and breezy today with tem peratures slowly dropping into the 40s and 50s. Winds are expected to range from IO mph to 15 mph and be gusty Locally, tornado watches were in effect until 3 p.m. in Aiken and parts of Georgia- There was no damage attributed to the weather reported in Aiken, according to dispatchers with the Aiken County Sheriff's Department and the Aiken Public Safety Department. Loris Police Chief Wayne Butler, whose uncle was killed in a tornado out- side McColl in the early 1980s, said Tuesday was the first time in at least four years that a tornado had been reported in Loris. Robert Cox was standing in front of his house in Loris Tuesday morning, when he saw what he believed was a tornado. "It looked like a big, black wall of smoke," said Cox. "It had a whine, a roar to it." The wind picked up the roof of Cox's bam and carried its metal pieces up to 500 yards away in an open field behind the house. In Horry County, authorities found evidence that a tornado had touched down in the Daisy community near secondary road 554. Tommy Harrison, civil defense director, said a small tornado cut a path through a quarter-mile of trees. High winds swept through sections of the state, overturning mobile homes, power lines and trees and forcing about (Please See TORNADO, Page 6A)Scientist Praised At Groundbreaking By GEORGE BURGESS Staff Writer The groundbreaking for the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center took place in a sandbox Tuesday afternoon. Heavy rains, much needed by Aiken County, forced the event into the Etherredge Center at USC-Aiken. "We try each year that we have a groundbreaking to schedule the event when the water tables are low," said Chancellor Robert E. Alexander. "We've been quite successful with the Etherredge Center and now with the Ruth Patrick Center." But the ceremony was not dedicated to humor or weather, but to praise. That praise was for Dr. Ruth Patrick and for the efforts of those who had helped make the Science Center a reality. . Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., led a long list of luminaries who took the podium to extoll the work of Dr. Patrick, a limnologist who spent much of her career studying the ecology of the Savannah River and other inland waterways in the Central Savannah River area. Others include Rep. Butler C. Derrick, D-S.C.; James B. Holderman, president of the University of South Carolina; Ernest F. Ruppe, vice president of petrochemicals for Du Pont; Gasper L. Toole, chairman of the Aiken County Commission on Higher Education; and Harry Miley of Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr.'s staff. Also on the dais were numerous governmental and business leaders in Aiken County. One of the people invited to speak at the ceremony was Gregory Sobieski, regional manager for Apple Computers. (Please See SCIENTIST, Page I4A)Prices Up 0.6 Percent In January By The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Consumer prices, propelled by higher costs for food, fuel and a variety of other items, rose 0.6 percent last month for the biggest jump in two years, the government reported today. The rise in the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index followed moderate increases of 0.3 percent in both November and December. The January price increase, which is seasonally adjusted, would amount to an annual inflation rate of 7.2 percent if the pace for the first month of 1989 held throughout the year. Higher prices for gasoline, poultry, fish and eggs, coupled with a sharp advance in tobacco prices, accounted for nearly all of the acceleration. Consumer prices advanced 4.4 percent last year, the same rate as in 1987, but analysts are expecting the pace to quicken this year. Worries about spiraling inflation intensified earlier this month after the Labor Department reported that wholesale prices shot up an unexpected I percent in January, largely due to rising food and energy prices. SS* .. i Staff Photo By Phil Jones DR. PATRICK: Accepts accolades at groundbreaking. Aiken Area Pays Tribute As Departure Time Nears done more to protect the national security of this nation that Du Pont." Following Sen. Thurmond's speech, Rep. Butler C. Derrick, D-S.C., praised Du Pont for coming to the Savannah River Plant on a $1 per year contract. "They came here not to make money, but as a patriotic service," Rep. Derrick said. Addressing the negative publicity that the Department of Energy facility has generated in past months, Sen. Thomas L. (Tommy) Moore, D-Aiken County, added, "I am proud to support SRP and Du Pont regardless of what some might say." Dr. Edwards, who served as master of ceremonies, summed up the praises of the company by praising Du Pom for operating the (Please See SAYING, Page 14A) Remembering 1950 Page 14A By PHILIP LORD Staff Writer Staff Photo By Phil Jones MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Dr. James Edwards, president of the Medical College of South Carolina and former governor of South Carolina, acted as master of ceremonies for last night's tribute to Du Pont. It was a time for memories and a time for a few tears as residents of Aiken County said a fond farewell to Du Pont last night. Approximately 600 people turned out at USC Aiken despite the rain to listen to community leaders say their personal goodbyes. "The growth we have experienced in South Carolina is directly related to companies like Du Pont, and we are appreciative," Gov. Carroll A. Campbell said in a letter read by Dr. James Edwards, president of the Medical College of South Carolin and former governor of South Cl rolina. Sen. J. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., said, "No company in America has ;
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"It was good for us. We shot 56 percent for the whole game, 64 percent in the second half. We moved the ball well and we got good shots. It was a game where we had better movement than we've had in some other games. Kendall [Marshall] did a great job of penetrating the ball to the basket and finding some guys for some easy ones. We had some breaks in the first half where we took it down and were able to do some things with that. Two in 91 games [that an opponent has shot better than 50 percent against FSU], that shows what kind of defense Florida State plays. They're living on that end of it. We did some nice things."
On Justin Watts:
"He wasn't very comfortable last week [due to an ankle injury], but he came out and practiced the last two days as hard as he possibly could. He tried to play in the game and really struggled trying to run back that one time on the defensive end. And I told the team afterwards that it just showed again what you try to do for other people. Justin did that for the team to try to help us get through practice and help us get through the game. He is developing into one of the best leaders that I've ever been around and it's a fun time to be around him."
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"It was harder on Dexter probably more than anyone, because all of a sudden, he was going to have to play some minutes at the point guard. He was our emergency point guard. You always think of the third point guard as someone that's going to do something in case of emergency, and usually you have a little more time. But in that scenario right there, I was more concerned about Dexter and how he was going to be prepared mentally.
"I was going to try to make my substitutions for Kendall around the T.V. timeouts to have a little extra time period there, but thank goodness things a little smoother during the game, so that made it easier. Kendall played 36 minutes and Dexter played 35, or vice versa, is not something we would like every night, but I have no problems with someone playing 30-33 minutes. Every minute you add after that, with the stress and the pressure that we try to put on the ball and the pace that we try to play with, it really gets difficult.
"Raymond Felton in 2005 played about 34 minutes per game in ACC games. I kidded Kendall this afternoon that, 'You don't have Raymond Felton's body yet." But Raymond Felton is one of the toughest guys that I've ever been around… The substitution pattern was something that I spent a lot of time thinking about, but Coach Smith used to say that every game plan is good for the first four or five minutes and then you've got to go by the seat of your pants."
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"But it is something that we have to work on a great deal. We can't put them out there and expect them to do it for two days and then expect them to do it at Cameron Indoor Stadium."
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