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Life on Mars: Space Exploration Through Poetry
As the Space Shuttle Endeavor rockets into space one last time, a poet here on earth explores the cosmos through words. Tracy K. Smith, a creative writing professor at Princeton University, talks about her book, Life on Mars, which ponders the relationship between our lives and the universe.
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The Public Accounts Committee at the House of Commons has been busy of late.
Having eviscerated IT company Atos over disability benefits, and the Treasury over tax reliefs, it today turns its attention to infrastructure and the money being spent on making it fit for purpose.
A rather drier subject than an out and out fiasco causing misery to one of society's most vulnerable groups or what amounts to arguably a Government-sponsored tax dodgers' charter?
The numbers suggest otherwise.
The Treasury has identified more than £375bn of investment that is required to bring ageing assets up to scratch, or at least to bring them up to a point where the EU considers them to be up to scratch.
Around two thirds of that – some £250bn – is to be financed and delivered by the private sector, the costs of which will ultimately be passed on to the consumer through higher charges for services such as water and energy.
As a result, it seems that Ed Miliband's one good line – the "cost of living crisis" – is about to become a cost of billing crisis.
The investment is necessary. If its impact on household bills will be severe just imagine the impact down the line from not making the improvements: if action is not taken soon there might not be any affordable energy – to take one of the more obvious examples – available to bill for.
However, as the bipartisan PAC has correctly identified, it's the method of paying for it that is at issue. Rising bills have the greatest impact on the poorest in society, the people who have the least slack in their household budgets to cope with them.
If the widespread use of food banks is worrying you now, just imagine what will happen when those bills start to come in.
This argues strongly for re-balancing the funding away from billing – which is regressive – to taxation, which is more progressive. Oddly, however, while bills from the likes of utilities make people cross, it scarcely compares to the fury when bills or levies are imposed by the state.
So it's unlikely that any Government – of whatever hue – will be willing to do much more than tinker around the edges.
Which behoves them at the very least to ensure that the regulatory agencies appointed to oversee the private providers represent the interests of the consumer rather more aggressively than they have up until now.
The gold rush around utilities, with a bevy of pension funds, private equity firms and other investors competing to pay top dollar for the companies in the sector, tells its own story.
Utility regulators need to grow – or be given – teeth, if worries about the lights going out aren't to be replaced by concerns about food banks running out.
Poor pay packets derail Coalition's grandstanding
Why did employment grow so strongly during the Coalition's first few years when the economy struggled so much?
This so-called "productivity puzzle" has been taxing some of the City's brightest economists, and threatening to overload the inboxes of those who receive their research reports.
If you're among them, it looks as if you might be about to get at least some relief from the IT bods who've been moaning about the strains you've been placing on email servers with all those heavyweight pdfs that you've been forgetting to delete.
That's because it looks like a partial solution might be about to emerge from within the dusty environs of the Office for National Statistics' headquarters in Newport, South Wales. And it is that there wasn't such a puzzle in the first place.
The ONS is changing the assumptions it uses to calculate several rather important figures such as Britain's GDP, and its economic performance, in order to bring them into line with international standards.
The upshot is that while the recent recession was still the worst since the Wall Street Crash, it wasn't quite as bad as it had previously been assumed. Isn't that a relief?
Pity the poor cleaners who've had to mop up the drool on the desks of the Treasury's ministers at the prospect of this.
Unfortunately for their electoral prospects, what none of this does is change the fact that wage packets have been failing to keep pace with inflation throughout the Coalition's tenure and there's not a lot the ONS can do about that.
It might say the economy has been performing much better than anyone had realised, but a cynical electorate, which views official figures with some scepticism at the best of times, still isn't really feeling it.
What's that at the back? Did I hear someone talking about lies, damned lies and…
Spending more may cost SFO fewer failures
The Serious Fraud Office says it is taking on fewer but bigger cases. Wags might wonder if that will simply result in fewer and bigger cock-ups.
Except that it's hard to envisage a much bigger cock-up than the botched investigation of the Tchenguiz brothers that may yet break the organisation.
Should we be all that surprised? The SFO's accounts reveal that its chief investigator makes £100,000 a year, a sum you'd likely be pulling in during your mid to late 20s at one of the bigger City law firms.
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The Crown Prosecution Service refused to bring charges against the constable, saying that the alleged assault on John Campbell was not serious and in any case the officer could be punished at a Metropolitan Police disciplinary hearing.
The hearing was set for 31 March this year. The constable was accused of being drunk on duty, using unnecessary force, and being abusive to two sergeants, the Police Complaints Authority said. But he was taken ill and the hearing was postponed. Last week Mr Campbell was told that it would never take place: a letter from the Metropolitan Police told him that 'the officer (has) retired . . . and disciplinary proceedings are therefore cancelled.'
Mr Campbell, who works for an Aids charity, said: 'My lawyers tell me my only option now is to sue the police for damages in the civil courts. But it will take 18 months for the case to come to court. By then I will almost certainly be dead.'
The case began in June 1992 when police were clearing Oxford Street during a bomb alert. Mr Campbell, 25, was returning home after visiting a friend who was dying of Aids in a nearby hospital. Mr Campbell was upset and very weak; since being diagnosed HIV positive in 1987, he had suffered five attacks of pneumonia and developed meningitis, stomach infections, the muscle-wasting disease myopathy, and sinusitis. His teeth had begun to crumble and at times he was finding it difficult to walk.
He says that he was waiting for the all-clear when he saw a man in plain clothes letting a woman through a barrier, which had been preventing access to cordoned-off streets. 'A group of us began to move across the road because we thought the alert was over. The man on the other side ran up to me screaming and shouting.
'He grabbed me by the lapels and shook me. I fell back against a street sign-pole and was then picked up and thrown into shop shutters. I slumped to the floor and blacked out. When I came to he was shouting at me, 'I fucking warned you to get back to the other side.' '
The Police Complaints Authority confirmed that the constable, who was in plain clothes, was then taken into custody by fellow officers. Statements were taken from other officers and members of the public. Mr Campbell booked himself into hospital and was prescribed painkillers to cope with internal bruising.
'I was very frightened and shaken,' he said. 'But the CPS later told me that the severity of my injuries 'did not warrant' a prosecution.
'I thought it would be sorted out at a disciplinary hearing. Now there won't be a disciplinary hearing either. I'm more angry with the system than with the officer. I was in prison on homosexual prostitution offences when I was first diagnosed HIV positive and I know that, even when a member of the public has one of the worst conditions there is, he cannot get out of jail.
'I'm not vindictive, but I will pursue a civil case against the Metropolitan Police, rather than the officer, for as long as I can, just to highlight the principle that policemen should be answerable for their actions.'
Police Complaints Authority sources said that they sympathised with Mr Campbell, but added that the officer had taken early retirement, and thus avoided a disciplinary hearing, because he was genuinely ill.
In its letter to Mr Campbell telling him no action would be taken, the Met said that it 'regretted that the officer in this case fell short of the high standards expected of the Metropolitan Police', and apologised.
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Stocks pared some losses after results from stress tests of Spanish banks showed no surprises.
The Dow Jones industrial average, Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell 0.4% each. They were off by 0.8% to 0.9% at the day's worst levels. Turnover was tracking lower on the NYSE and a little higher on the Nasdaq.
An independent study found that the Spain's biggest banks will need 60 billion euros, or $77 billion, to return to health. That was in line with estimates. The euro trimmed losses following the release.
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The descriptions are spectacular and too generous, perhaps. Norval Morrisseau was "the Picasso of the North," according to some, and "the most important painter Canada has ever produced," to quote his Toronto art dealer.
Such descriptions, of course, ignore the likes of Tom Thomson, Emily Carr and the Group of Seven and place Mr. Morrisseau in a league with the most innovative artist of the 20th century. The hyperbole is forgivable. They are part of the legend - the story of a true primitive who emerged from the Northern Ontario wilderness to awe the sophisticates in the major art centres of the world. Indeed, Mr. Morrisseau remains the only native artist ever to have had a solo exhibition (for three months, starting in February, 2006) in the 127-year history of the National Gallery of Canada.
Art dealer Jack Pollock, one of the many who claimed to have discovered Mr. Morrisseau, was also part of the legend but had a better grasp on his contribution. "He invented a visual vocabulary that never existed before him," Mr. Pollock said before his death in 1992. "He gave the demi-gods of his people an image."
Mr. Morrisseau could properly lay claim to being the creator and spiritual leader of the Woodland Indian art movement, not only in Canada but in the northeast United States. He developed his style independent of the influence of any other artist and was the first to depict Ojibwa legends and history for the non-native world.
He broke the taboos of his people by revealing sacred stories, but believed it was his mission to put his heritage before the modern world so it could be kept alive. He was "a living bridge to the past," said Donald Robinson of Toronto's Kinsman Robinson Galleries, his major dealer for more than 15 years.
Three generations of native artists have followed in his footsteps, producing variations of the Morrisseau style using heavy black outlines to enclose colourful, flat shapes. Many of these artists have become wealthy in the process but such success was denied Mr. Morrisseau, who never quite escaped the poverty into which he was born.
"To this day, I don't know how we made a living," he wrote in an article published in The Globe and Mail in 1979. "You see, that sense of real necessity is not a thing that most people in white society know anything about." He was raised by his grandfather who was "the most influential person in the whole of my life and also a good provider. We always had moose meat in the house. Also oranges, but no bananas."
Born near Thunder Bay to a family living on the Ojibwa Sand Point Reserve on Lake Nipigon, he was baptized Jean-Baptiste Norman Henry Morrisseau. The oldest of five sons, he went to school for six years, but only finished Grade 2. "You see, the first year you get there, they put you in kindergarten," he once wrote. "The next year you come back and they put you in kindergarten again. Next thing you know, you are in Grade 1. Then, the following year, you start Grade 1 all over again. Maybe you stay in Grade 1 three or four years."
He was brought up by both his maternal grandparents. His grandfather was a shaman who schooled him in the traditional ways of his culture while his grandmother, a Catholic, made it her business that he was familiar with Christian beliefs. By all accounts, it was the conflict between the two cultures that influenced his outlook and what would later become his art.
Over the years, legends have developed around Mr. Morrisseau. According to one story, he became perilously ill at 19. A visit to the doctor did nothing and a medicine woman was summoned. A renaming ceremony was performed (Anishnaabe tradition holds that a giving powerful name to someone near death can rally strength and save a life). He was renamed Copper Thunderbird, and recovered. Later, he would use it to sign his paintings.
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text: HIF Dog 'n' Health Games Fitness By Matt Fuller 07 July 2016 With the HIF Dog 'n' Health Games just around the corner, I hope that by now some of our Perth readers will have registered for this exciting new event. In the meantime, I thought I'd explore the impact of owning a pet and how it can improve your body, mind and soul. After all, a survey conducted by HIF last year showed that their members who own a pet felt an overwhelming sense of love and responsibility for their furry, hairy and feathered friends. But how can our pets can have a positive impact on our health and lifestyle in return? A healthy lifestyle goes hand in hand with pet ownership. Around my great state of WA there are numerous parks, bush treks and dog beaches that we can use to get ourselves motivated while enjoying the open space walking or jogging with our dogs. A physical benefit of being a dog lover is movement. Most dogs need some sort of regular walk or exercise, and as owners we are responsible to get up, get out and either walk or jog with our dogs, burning more calories in the meantime over different terrain. The more difficult the landscape, the harder we work; beach, hills and bush treks all have different undulating surfaces therefore we are incorporating different muscle groups such as calves, quads, hamstrings and glutes. Not forgetting the positive impact this has on our cardiovascular system, ultimately leading us towards a healthier lifestyle. Pet ownership not only rewards us physically but also mentally. The mental side of the pet/owner relationship is massive not only for adults but also children. The bond between person and animal in a family or individual environment is, to a certain degree, like having another small child of the furry kind around. As pet owners we tend to have (or develop) qualities that come with the responsibility of being a pet lover. For example: companionship, love, trust, loyalty, a caring nature, happiness, emotional well-being, leadership and responsibility. I definitely believe that pet ownership leads to an improved and healthier lifestyle giving us greater physical and mental-emotional well-being, combined with the confidence and strength we gain from the incidental exercises attributed to pet ownership. I hope to see you at the HIF Dog 'n' Health games on Sunday 17th July for a morning of healthy fun for the whole family that includes circuits for adults, kids and our four legged friends and is of course helping to raise much needed funds and awareness for the Dogs' Refuge Home. Here's a taste of what you can expect at the HIF Dog 'n' Health Games! The 'Dog and You' workout will be taken by the awesome Chelsea from DogON Fitness and the Canine Adventure Course will be run by Morley Vet. Remember, you don't need to be fit to take part in this event, it's all about having fun! Your health and fitness is a lifestyle choice. Until next time, Exclusive health insurance offer for Matt's readers - get a bonus $50 eftpos card. Simply join online or over the phone by calling 1300 13 40 60 and mention this promo code: MATT50 Important: This article is general advice only. For further advice or information on this topic, please consult your health professional. Tags: Exercise Tips Exercise Cardio Category: Fitness « Back


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Eli's Kitchen celebrates art of dining local
Eli Dunn grew up in Seekonk, in the same building where his mom ran Phoebe's Fish and Chips for many years. He's 36 now, and as he prepares to open his own restaurant on Market Street, he's taking inspiration from his mother's style and philosophy of cooking and hospitality.
"She was farming organically before it was the trendy thing to do," said Mr. Dunn, who will open his Eli's Kitchen at 40 Market St. early next month.
"I remember being back there in the garden as a kid, eating parsley off the stem and blueberries. Everything was always really fresh, with seasonal home-grown food. Food was an emotional thing."
Though he got away from food's spiritual side in his early to mid-20s, Mr. Dunn has rekindled his romance with the art and wants to pay homage not just to his mom, but to the plate through his new restaurant, in the site of the former Bebop Burrito. The plan for Eli's Kitchen is to offer first rate locally sourced food in a cozy, relaxed and inclusive atmosphere. Apart from the regular menu items, there will also be selections for those with food allergies, vegans and vegetarians.
Mr. Dunn worked for the past five years at the Beehive in Bristol, which started off as a simple coffee and breakfast cafe before growing into an innovative, busy restaurant. He ran the kitchen there and though he's been away from the stove for several months getting his own place ready, he is excited to get back. Working the kitchen is exciting, and he loves to be in the weeds.
"I love it. There's the adrenaline part of it, being on the line doing battle. I love that," he said. "But I also love the aesthetic. I love smells and textures and flavors."
His original plan was to have everything on the menu sourced locally, but he realized that isn't possible. Instead, Eli's Kitchen will focus on locally sourced foods that are available year-round, and he will bring in seasonal local sources when they're available. His beef will come from Aquidneck Farms, his chicken from Bafoney's Poultry, and seafood will come from a fishing cooperative run out of Point Judith. There will be local beers and wines as well.
"The menu's kind of farm to table," he said. "I have all these different influences, from New England seafood to a bit of New Orleans, cajun and creole. There are Thai influences, Indian influences … but the word I use a lot is 'inclusivity.' I really want to make everyone feel welcome, and to be able to find something they'll love."
Mr. Dunn lives on Federal Street in Warren. His fiancé, Pam Girard, owns Ananda Hair Lounge on Water Street. They plan to marry in September at Coggeshall Farm in Bristol.


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text: Welcome to New Zealand! New Zealand – NZ (angl. New Zealand, maori Aotearoa) is a country in the south-west part of Pacific Ocean, located on two large islands (an island - North and an Island South) and plenty (approximately 700) of adjoining more shallow islands. – The capital of country is a city Wellington . A population of NZ is about 4,284 million persons (November, 2008). – A country is the unitary state, based on principles of the limited monarchy and parliamentary democracy, included in the number of the developed countries of the world. FLAG A flag of NZ is a rectangular width . The flag of this design began to be used since 1864 years and got status of state flag of March, 24, 1902. The dark blue background of flag is associated with the blue color of sky and sea. The stars of Crux conduct connection with the site of country in south part of the Pacific ocean. Symbolism of flag of Great Britain talks about a historical legacy and generally accepted for many former British colonies . Coat of arms The first national emblems of NZ were entered in 1911 years, the now operating coat of arms was accepted in 1956 . A coat of arms is a shield, retained from one side of by a blond woman with the flag of NZ in hands and de autre part — by the warrior of maori. The crown of sainted Eduard is above a shield. The coat of arms is associated with unity of all cultures and people, inhabiting a country, and with a monarchy of New Zealand. Territory of Kingdom of NZ State NZ does not have dependent territories. At the same time NZ is the basic member of Kingdom NZ. In a difference from other kingdoms of Concord, Kingdom of NZ is not the state and does not have international state confession. Besides directly NZ in the complement of kingdom Islands of Kuka, Tokelau enter also, Niue and Antarctic Territory of Rossa. Islands of Kuka and Niue are the independent states, freely associated with NZ. Tokelau is dependent territory under the management of NZ. Territory of Rossa was passed under the management of NZ Great Britain in 1923 years. The capital Wellington, the capital of NZ, is located on the south of the North island. New Zealanders name the capital «Windy city». There is a magnificent Botanical garden of Wellington on the hill of Tinakori with unique collection of flora and observational ground, from where a shocking kind is opened on a harbour . Memorial park of the first settlers, national museum «Te-papa-tongareva», marine museum, artistic gallery, zoo, Astronomic center and planetarium. Elisabeth II - Queen of NZ ELISABETH II ( 1926), queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and North Ireland, chapter of British Concord of nations. Gave birth on April, 21 1926 in London, at birth Elisabeth Aleksandra Maria got the name; first children of duke and duchess Yorkskikh, later than king George VI and queen Elisabeth. Entered on a throne in 1952 years after death the father Executing the ceremonial duties of monarch, Elisabeth II remained living character of Great Britain. The main source of anxiety for it were numerous scandals with participation royal family members. Population From data on November, 2008 the population of NZ makes about 4,284 million people. Basic part of population of country is made by native settlers , mainly are descendants from Great Britain. The total stake of population of the European origin makes approximately 67,6 %. From data of census of population 2006 years the representatives of native people, maori, make near 14,6 % population. Two the next largest ethnic groups are representatives of Asiatic (9,2 %) and Polynesian people (6,5 %) Languages of intercourse English, language of maori and gesture language are the official languages of country. English is the basic language of intercourse, and 96 % population of country use it . Most books, newspapers and magazines are published in English, it is used in broadcasting radio and television. A language of maori is the second official language. In 2006 the language of deaf-and-dumbs (New Zealand Sign Language) got status of the third official languages. North island of NZ Island North ("Te-ika-amaui") - one of the most picturesque places on a planet. 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Anabolic steroids are widely abused by athletes and bodybuiders to boost muscle growth, increase strength and improve performance. Now it seems their effects may linger long after muscles and strength have waned, fuelling violent behaviour for decades to come.
Last year, a BMA report estimated that up to 150,000 people take the drugs, though it is difficult to be precise. Steroids have been linked to mood and psychotic disorders, along with heart disease. Scandinavian research suggests they may also cause brain damage linked with long-term violent behaviour.
Rat studies have showed that high doses can induce the damage.
"Our animal studies indicate that chronic use of anabolic androgenic steroids, AAS, induce long-lasting alterations and imbalances in brain areas involved in drug dependence and aggressive behaviours," said Prof Fred Nyberg, chairman of the Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences, Uppsala University.
"The steroids induced increased defensive aggression, decreased anxiety, enhanced dominant behaviour. Also the animals (rats) chronically treated with AAS significantly increased their alcohol intake and exhibited increased sensitivity to other drugs of abuse, such as amphetamine and cocaine."
Studies by Prof Nyberg of Swedish students "indicate connections between use of anabolic androgenic steroids and use of alcohol and narcotic drugs as well as involvement in violence."
Other research in Northeastern University, Boston, on adolescent Syrian hamsters, found that a tendency toward aggression and impulsiveness may linger long after steroid use.
"People who use anabolic steroids are time bombs," commented Tommy Moberg of Gothenburg University.
The Uppsala discovery that the drugs can cause long- term brain changes, even damage, linked with aggression, is "frightening".
Speaking at a recent Norwegian Narcotics Police seminar, Mr Moberg said the implications of anabolic abuse are "much graver than previously thought" and may give insights into "extreme violent crime''.
Many thousands of people have taken anabolic steroids at some point in their lives and, "when triggered, these people can lose control", he said.
In many cases of inexplicably violent crime, perpetrators had been found to have taken steroids. "It's particularly where the level of violence and its cause seems meaningless.
"An angry frown can be enough to get you killed. The victim can be stabbed 60 or 70 times instead of two or three times," Mr Moberg added.
He cited other violent crimes in which steroids were shown to have played a role, including that of a Swedish soldier who killed seven women in 1994 after his girlfriend ended their relationship.
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Eric Lanlard is a French pâtissier and a celebrity chef in the UK, who has starred in two popular food shows in addition to owning and running a highly successful pastry shop, Cake Boy. He is a chef that knows his cakes and desserts, and in the book Cake Boy, named after his shop, he introduces home bakers to some of his best recipes and ... Read More »
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The Umeå scientists are not alone in calling into question the findings of the Italian research team. A study run by a German research group does not either support the Italian theory that the flow of blood to and from the brain contributes to the development of MS.
The two new studies question the wide-spread hypothesis that constrictions of veins, so-called chronic cerebro-spinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI), contribute to the development of MS. The studies are the first negative medical evidence regarding this hypothesis.
Previously an Italian research group has shown in a series of publications that deviations in the venous outflow (backward flow, reduced flow, altered flow) always occur in individuals with MS, but never in those who do not have MS.
The Italian research team has also published a study where a group of patients with MS underwent vascular surgery with the aim of improving their venous outflow. Two fatalities following such operations have attracted much publicity, as there are no randomized controlled studies of the procedure and the underlying theory has not been scrutinized by other research groups.
"The Italian theory is hard to accept for many reasons. For instance, there are no reports of increased incidence of MS in patients with conditions that impair venous outflow, such as following tumor operations in the throat. For many years, before the advent of magnetic camera technology, MS patients were also often examined using cerebral angiography, so-called skull coloring, a technique that should uncover these kinds of changes," says Peter Sundström, chief physician at the Neurology Clinic, University Hospital of Umeå.
The German research team studied venous blood flow from the brain using ultrasound – the same method used by the Italian research group. The study showed no reduced blood flow in MS cases compared with healthy controls.
The researchers used a magnetic camera (phase contrast MRI, PC-MRI) to meter the flow of blood from the brain. PC-MRI is regarded as a reliable way to measure the flow in blood vessels, for instance. The study focused on the flow in the internal jugular vein, vena jugularis interna. The flow of spinal fluid in the brain – which the Italian research group also maintains is lower in individuals with MS – was also studied.
In the study no differences were registered between people with MS and healthy control individuals regarding blood flow to the brain or blood flow from the brain via the internal jugular vein, or the flow of spinal fluid in the brain. The study cannot confirm the new Italian theory, and the findings do not support the assumption that operations that improve venous outflow from the brain can be used as treatment for MS.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 14, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Colder, Snow Tonight, Clear Sunday The Nation This Week Salutes All. Boy Scouts VOLUME 52, NO. 306 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1953 SIXTEEN PAGES Ninety-Eight Tons of the .Army's new experimental amphibious landing craft slid off the deck of an LST into Monterey Bay, off the coast of California, in what is believed to be the first BARC launching from a ship. The huge craft will be based for an indefinite testing period. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) TODAY Tax Cut Outlook Dimmer JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP T 1C IS lOO Early Execution of Rosenbergs Likely By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON as atom spies, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg today faced the naming of an early execution date after a mystery-tinged development in their controversial case. Roman Catholic sources at the Vatican said yesterday Pope Pius had intervened in behalf of the husband and wife, whom President I Feb- 25 a re-investigation of his La Crosse Cop Gets Temporary Injunction LA CROSSE Officer Reds to Travel in reeze Berli Spain Raising Price for U.S. Air, Navy Bases Want Financial Aid Without Any Strings Attached By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON was re- ported today .to have raised its price for an air and naval base agreement with the United States as a bargaining mea- sure to find out how much the Eisenhower administration may be willing to give. Agreements covering develop- ment and use of bases in Spain iy American forces and providing 'or U. S, economic and military T ni. t- -j 1-1 j assistance to that country on a James Christie Friday obtained a limited scale were virtualfy com. early for the unfortunate taxpayer to begin to count any unhatched chickens. Despite the fact that the House of Representatives will cer- tainly soon vote a handsome cut j in income taxes, the outlook for any sharp tax reduction is actual- ly growing dimmer. This is the sad conclusion to be drawn from the story of a recent important pri- vate meeting between Treasury and Congressional leaders. This dinner meeting took place a few days ago in an amicable atmosphere at Washington's Met- ropolitan Club. Those present in- cluded Secretary -of the Treasury George Humphrey, his principal subordinates. Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R-NY) of the House Ways and Means Committee, and most of the Republican members of Reed's committee. The purpose of the dinner was to discuss what Reed likes to call "my little bill." Can Be Costly This "little moves forward the date of expiration on the post- Korea 11 per cent income tax in- crease from the end of this year to June 30. If Reed has his way, the tax loss will cost the Treasury more than a billion dollars this year, and upward of three billions the year after. Secretary Hum- phrey led off the discussion by de- scribing the skeletons he had found in the Treasury closets. In brief, something on the order of billion can perhaps be cut out of the Truman legacy of a billion deficit, without impair- RFC Scandals May Get New Senate Airing By G. KELLY WASHINGTON UP) which have plagued the Recon- struction Finance Corporation may get a new airing in a Senate move to abolish the huge government lending agency.' A bi-partisan group led by Sen. Byrd (D-Va) launched the new at- tack with claims that "We're going to and senators opposing them conceded frankly that may be correct. First test of strength on the issue will come when the Senate Banking Committee considers the abolition bill, introduced yesterday by Byrd ing" an and four other senators. 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"There are men and women out there, fighting for them all over this world, and I want people to remember that and recognize it," Colosimo said.
Colosimo said he is passionate about helping veterans and pays his respect with seven flags he flies outside of his veteran's non-profit group.
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"I will not be told that I cannot display the American flag, the POW flag or the flags of our branches of service. I just won't, I won't stand for that," Colosimo said.
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