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Oct 13, 2006 at 5:38 pm #1219891
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I was thinking about my trip on the Wonderland trail tonight, and thought I might get on to post some of the pictures that I took along the way. I completed the 92+ miles in 6 full days, starting out fairly slow and then testing my ability as time went on. Due to the difficulty of the trail (more than 20,000 feet of elevation gain over the course of the trail), my longest day consisted of 23 miles in 13 hours. Let me tell you….I hobbled into camp that night, but had hiked in such stunning terrain that my spirits were still high. The trail in its totality actually exceeded my expectations, which says something, considering how much its been hyped in the past. The weather was perfect, with crystal clear skies every single day, and I honestly couldn't have asked for a better experience. This was my first long distance backpacking trip and the first time I'd ever carried my ultralight gear.
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Richard NisleyBPL Member
@richard295Locale: San Francisco Bay Area
A wonderful report! Thank youOct 13, 2006 at 6:52 pm #1364809
Patrick BakerMember
Thanks !
What time of the year did you take your trip ?Oct 13, 2006 at 7:05 pm #1364810
Thanks so much for your comments. I can't remember the exact dates of my trip, but I know it was somewhere between mid to late July. From what I understand, Mt. Rainier National Park is pretty dry during that time of the year. If you wanted to wait another week or two…pushing into early to mid August, the wildflowers would be in full bloom, but you may have more rain….Needless to say, I expected to be rained on everyday, having never been to the Pacific Northwest. I'm glad I was wrong.
Thanks again guys,
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Great pics. Can you share the major items in your gear list for us?Oct 13, 2006 at 8:11 pm #1364815
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@jyanceyLocale: Missouri
Wow! I'm impressed and envious! I climbed Rainier about 20 years ago, and my son and I climbed to Camp Muir about 3 years ago. I've never done any backpacking in Mt. Rainier NP, although I have had several trips in the Olympics, Hoh River and environs, and around Stehekin in the Cascades. The Wonderland terrain and views remind me quite a bit of the High Divide / 7 Lakes area near the SolDuc River in Olympic NP. Now that much of my gear is UL I am going to have to head back out to the Pacific Northwest! Thank you for a "Wonder"-ful report!!Oct 13, 2006 at 8:32 pm #1364816
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@heningerLocale: Pacific Northwest
Hey David!
Yeah, everyone was sporting the poundage on the wonderland this year. It was nice to run into David with alot of the same stuff as myself.
I think I carried a 8.x lb base pack on that trip. We went back and did about 20 miles of the best part (north eastern parts including Panhandle gap) a few weeks back and it was a completley different experience.
Love seeing the pictures.
Cheers!Oct 13, 2006 at 9:28 pm #1364821
Thanks for so much enthusiasm guys! And hey Wade – It's good to hear you made it out. I actually thought you might beat me to the trip report, but I guess you're just as busy as I am. I'm interested to hear about your 20 miler in the gap a couple of weeks ago, if you've got the time.
Tim – Here's a short list of my 'major' items, most of which you can see in the first picture.
1) Six Moon Designs Gatewood Cape
2) Six Moon Designs Essence backpack
3) Homemade Ray-way synthetic quilt
4) Gossamer gear Nightlight (torso length) combined with Gossamer gear Thinlight pad. I found this combination to be much more comfortable after a few days of 'breaking it in' on the trail.
5) Montrail Hardrock trail running shoes
6) Ion alcohol stove w/ Labatt's Blue beer can pot
7) Homemade collapsible walking stick
8) Thermarest pillow (the ¾ pound luxury item I just can't seem to do without)
Everything performed more or less flawlessly, although I did have pretty ideal backpacking conditions. The only thing I would change would be to take two trekking poles, rather than one. While on the trail, I felt no need for an extra pole. But, a couple of days after getting off the trail, I had pretty severe knee pain in my left leg (the side of my body which was not being supported by an additional trekking pole) that persisted for more than a week. The problem I had may or may not be due to the nature of the Wonderland trail itself – with its constant ups and downs throughout the day.
Thanks again guys, and any other questions or comments are welcome. Good to hear from ya Wade!
Oh, and something I forgot to add to my first post .The campsites were excellent throughout, the rangers were more than helpful, but…..watch out for the skeeters! Wildlife was suprisingly absent….Oct 14, 2006 at 10:57 am #1364835
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@sharaldsLocale: Gallatin Range
As the snow is starting to fall here in Duluth, these photos of wildflowers, sun and the beautiful alpenglow help with some much needed closure to the summer season.
The Wonderland trail is on my list of places to hike and these photos and descriptions may have moved it up one or two places in the rankings. Thanks!Oct 14, 2006 at 9:48 pm #1364864
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Gorgeous!!!Oct 15, 2006 at 8:08 am #1364870
Sam, and for all others who are considering hiking the trail and are unfamiliar with the Mt. Rainier National Park reservation system –
Just FYI, make sure you secure your permit well in advance. For the summer and fall seasons, reservations are accepted beginning sometime in early March, and its not uncommon for those who wait to have to reserve the only campsites that are left, forcing them to hike odd distances much of the time from day to day. It is possible to change your schedule once on the trail, since many of the campsites are set aside for 'walk-in' reservations. But, its just better to be safe than sorry. The system is a hassle, and is most definitely the result of the trails popularity, but the hassle is well worth the reward of being on the trail. Thanks again everyone for your positive feedback!
-Dave:)Oct 18, 2006 at 8:00 am #1365076
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@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Hey David, if memory holds, it is April 1st often when they start reservations. While Rainier is free for pernits, they do charge $20 for the reservation-but it does allow a change of plans if needed, and they will allow you to change once you get there, if they can.
We did the WT in 2004 in 6 nights, 7 days.
Now weather…it actually rarely rains from July thru August. Usually it rains a bit in early Sept, then clears up till mid-October. Not bad ;-)Oct 18, 2006 at 8:02 pm #1365129
Roman DialMember
@romandialLocale: packrafting NZ
That Wonderland loop is ideal for UL — particularly if you just drop in and have no reservation. Then you have more flexibility with camps because you can go farther/faster if needed. Also that trail has its share of monster ups and monster downs and the lightweight pack makes it great. Finally, if the weather turns sour and you feel no need to prove to yourself what studly hiking abilities you have you can exit and hitchike out with a little load that makse catching a ride that much eaasier.Oct 19, 2006 at 1:15 am #1365138
RogerBPL Member
@fastwalkerLocale: SW
Outstanding photography!
I'll have to make plans to walk the Wonderland Trail someday.
Thanks for sharingOct 19, 2006 at 6:37 am #1365143
ben robinsonMember
@brobinLocale: Mid-Atlantic with a dash of Idaho
So beautiful! Great pictures. Thank you.Oct 19, 2006 at 8:58 am #1365148
Thanks everyone. And you're welcome! Good photgraphs come easy in beautful scenery.
-Dave:)Feb 11, 2007 at 4:51 pm #1378023
Shane GoodnightMember
Good flashback images!!!! i hiked the trail in August 2005. Amazing views all around the trail. our night at klapatche park is one that comes to mind often. as does watching a couple of bears at indian bar for the afternoon. it makes me sad to see all the damage from this summer's rains. though it will be really interesting to go back and hike the trail again in a few years to see how things have changed!Feb 11, 2007 at 5:23 pm #1378028
Jason ShafferMember
@pa_jayLocale: on the move....
David, would you mind sharing what your camera setup was for this trip? Those are some truly stunning pics!Feb 13, 2007 at 9:12 am #1378300
Hi Jason,
The great thing about the Wonderland trail is that you don't need to be a great photographer or carry expensive camera equipment to take great photos. I didn't have enough money at the time to purchase a nice camera myself, so I borrowed my girlfriends: a Kodak EasyShare CX6445 – 4.0 megapixels with a 4x optical zoom. I hiked in July, and as you can see….I enjoyed crystal clear weather for the entire length of the trail. From what I understand, this is pretty typical of July and early August on any given year. And although this is one of the most popular times to hike the trail, strict regulations keep the numbers down….and I highly reccommend you plan your travels around the Mt. Rainier weather patterns. Thanks so much!
-Dave:)Feb 14, 2007 at 7:02 am #1378429
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@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Just so everyone knows, if you haven't been reading about Rainier this year, it appears they are NOT going to be doing the early reservations, due to the massive trail damage that occurred in November/December. It looks like the trail will get open, but parts of it may not be doable this summer.
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Now you can gently lift up one corner and take a peak. If it resists you at all, even in the slightest bit, it isn't done. Set it back down. Only when you meet absolutely no resistance is that beautiful chop ready to be flipped. Now, if you're cooking a huge, thick rib eye steak, at this point you can cover the grill and let it cook. But if you're steak or chop is less than 1 1/2-inches, don't cover, just cook the other side following the rules above.
The final step is of course the most important. Once the chop has cooked on both sides, giving you the perfect, crispy brown, salted crust, remove it to the cold side of the grill—you do have a cold side of the grill don't you?—and let it rest. This will help to equalize the temperatures throughout and let the juices that the heat has forced into the center of the meat penetrate the entire chop or steak. If you like your meats medium-rare or <gasp> even medium, you can bring the chop or steak back to the heat to cook it a little longer, or once flipped cover and cook.
But, be careful, especially when cooking with grass-fed and grass-finished meats, they have less fat and can dry out when over cooked. Their best temperature is medium-rare to rare. Let them rest longer on the cool side of the grill with tin foil over them for 15 minutes instead of cooking further. This will allow the meat to go up gently in temperature without drying it out.
While the meat is resting is a great time to grill any additional vegetables or fruits for your sides. In this case, I sliced the escarole head cleanly in half, making sure to wash it thoroughly and let it dry prior. A light brushing of olive oil on both sides and sprinkle with salt and pepper to season. Inside down on the hottest part of the grill, just until it has began to brown, about 2-3 minutes is all it needs. A quick flip, with a minute more and done.
Plate it up with this chutney and you'll have a great summer grilled feast for any lamb lover.
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- 1 T olive oil
- 1 nectarine, pitted and chopped
- 1/2 cup cherries, pitted and chopped
- 1 T fresh mint, chopped
- 1/2 T fresh oregano, chopped
- 1/4 cup champagne vinegar
- 1 t brown sugar
- 1 t garam masala (optional)
- Salt
- In a small saucepan over medium heat add olive oil, when hot add shallots and saute until just beginning to brown. Add nectarines, cherries, brown sugar and vinegar. Cook for ten minutes, or until fruit has broken down, but is still chunky. Mix in oregano and mint. Cook for another 2 minutes then remove from heat. Salt to taste, adjust with sugar or vinegar for a balance between sweet and tart flavors and mix in the garam masala if using. Let cool until warm and serve with flavorful and fatty meats.


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Natalie graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a degree in biology and minor in chemistry before joining the United States Peace Corps and serving as a mathematics and science teacher in Njinikom, Cameroon in Western Africa. After 2 years of service, she returned to the states and achieved teaching certifications in secondary biology and chemistry. Natalie also received her Masters degree from Clarion University in Biology with a focus on environmental studies and entomology. Natalie is currently working for Penn State Extension as the 4-H Youth Development Educator for two counties, and has three kids who are 5, 3, and almost 1. She enjoys exploring the outdoors with her family and friends!
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The Paralinx Arrow-X SDI System is a revolutionary HD Video Transmission system offering Realtime Wireless HD with robust long range for your Television, Film, Broadcast, Industrial or UAV/UAS application.
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Let's stop telling companies that it's their privilege to work with us for free – and, instead, show them why we are great partners.
I like to consider myself a double-agent. I work for a for-profit company, but I work with nonprofit visitor-serving organizations. I'm trained in nonprofit management – and I am kind of like this dog that was raised by cats and thus thinks he's a cat. As I hang out on top of this fence, I can see both yards – and there seem to be a few nonprofit assumptions that don't quite fit with things on the business side.
I get to see the "partnership pitch" from all angles. I work with nonprofits that make these pitches, and IMPACTS works with for-profit companies that get these pitches. Not a week goes by when IMPACTS itself isn't approached with opportunities for partnership with amazing organizations. But the proposed partnerships in all of these situations often fall short because there isn't much consideration of how these theoretical partnerships would work from the not-nonprofit side. In order to increase chances of success, nonprofits must consider the perspective of the person at the other end of the phone or email account to whom they are "pitching" the partnership.
Perhaps you're looking for a for-profit partner to provide food, consulting services, or even to make a donation. Here are three things for nonprofit organizations to keep in mind that will help increase the chances of success when approaching a potential for-profit partner:
1) Consider what is in it for the potential partnering company
This sound obvious, but it very rarely happens. Usually, when a nonprofit organization is asking a company to "partner," it is code for "I'd like you to do something for free or at a very reduced cost." There are very few companies with the mission to make a nonprofit successful, so creating a true partnership relies on the nonprofit communicating why this relationship is beneficial to the company. It means speaking their language and articulating how this partnership is not only going to support your mission (this part is usually obvious), but how it is going to help the company succeed.
It is helpful to articulate how the partnership may enhance a company's profitability – but be careful about what you think benefits of your partnership may be. As a heads up: Successful companies probably aren't relying on you to market them. Thus, "We'll market for you!" can be a nice bonus, but it's a total misread as a driving benefit worthy of partnership on its own merits. Nonprofits often struggle to prioritize marketing investments – but smart for-profit organizations (like the one with which you're probably seeking to pursue a partnership) generally do not. For what organizations ask a company to invest in the way of sponsorship, a company could likely otherwise achieve a much more effective marketing outcome. The primary benefit of a partnership to the company must be articulated, and indeed, it usually involves connecting the brands. But the primary benefit usually isn't about the organization doing marketing, it's about what that partnership means. That meaning is worth directly articulating.
One reliable benefit of a partnership is that it may lend credibility to a company in a specific space or contribute to a corporate social responsibility platform. If there's mutual benefit, then it's a partnership. Otherwise, it's pure philanthropy or the company is a vendor and you should pay them. Organizations may benefit by taking a moment to think through their proposed benefits so that they may speak the same language as the company when pitching a partnership and more directly articulate some of the great benefits that they can bring to the table.
2) What is in it for the company is usually not your mission alone
It's not enough to simply have a social mission – all companies and organizations seem to have social missions today. And the market is generally sector-agnostic – meaning that they don't care much whether an organization is for-profit or nonprofit as long as it demonstrates impact.
Moreover, nonprofits are not super good and for-profit companies are not super evil – so approaching outbound communications with this mindset isn't very helpful. In fact, in my experience, the thought that companies are innately morally inferior to nonprofits resides much more in the nonprofit world than from the for-profit world – and that may be a product of today's more transparent, social-good centric society.
Not every nonprofit is a good partner, and those that are good partners aren't necessarily good fits for partnership. Like organizations, companies choose which partnerships they want to form – and having a social mission doesn't make any organization an automatic fit. For example, if a company wants to support informal learning and that's what you do, then an organization must be prepared to communicate impacts and demonstrate why that investment is best made in your organization. The company may be your dream partner – but is your organization similarly a dream partner for this company? Even if a company believes in your mission, they may still choose to support an organization that serves the same mission, but may be a better fit for partnership.
"Partner with us because it's the right thing to do," is not usually a persuasive primary reason for partnership. Again, that's philanthropy. Similarly, I've seen many emails wherein organizations write something that seems to be saying, "We are X organization! It's really in your best interest to work with us. Everyone knows we are great!" But it often doesn't occur to this organization that sometimes your brand isn't enough, and there's benefit in being tied to your impact. Impact can be a huge differentiator.
3) Decide to REALLY be a good partner
Especially for cultural organizations, the problem starts here: Many are still elitist organizations. Many museums and cultural centers were founded by wealthy benefactors and seem to operate a bit like elitist social clubs. There are millions of dollars of art hung on the walls of some of these institutions and it's not unusual for even frontline staff at some cultural organizations to have master's degrees. We work in important, symbolic buildings, and we work for the good of the people – even though data suggest that we still have real trouble engaging diverse audiences and some popular programs intended to reach these people actually make the issue worse. (I just got real there, but I'm trying to make a point.) Nonprofits often approach companies as if it is a privilege to partner with the organization. The reality is that some of us have a view of ourselves that doesn't conform to today's economies or the current social condition – and this view seems to often come out when approaching a potential partner in order to obtain goods or services.
Nonprofits do amazing things – but when we call a not-partnership a partnership (even politely), we look kind of out-of-touch. Instead of going into the conversation assuming that we are worthy of any partnership because of "who we are," organizations may have more success by pausing to realize that we are approaching this for-profit company because of who they are, too. Partners are equals.
Nonprofits and for-profits love the word "partnership." (And why shouldn't we? It's an important word and concept.) However, many organizations don't practice what they preach. If we considered that word, we wouldn't say some of the things we say. We wouldn't shamelessly ask for services and act like the business on the other end should give us what we want for free or reduced price just because we say we care about something. We wouldn't say the word so much because we'd realize that sometimes we're not asking for a partnership at all. We're asking for a handout.
Nonprofits can be excellent partners that bring credibility and respect to for-profit companies. However, a precedent to partnership must be a willingness to consider the mutual benefits of the relationship and a critical analysis of our own capabilities. Most of all, our actions need to trump our words – instead of telling companies how awesome we are, let's show them.
Like this post? Don't forget to check out Fast Fact videos on my YouTube channel. Here are a few related posts from Know Your Own Bone that you might also enjoy:
- The Most Reliable Way To Increase Visitor Satisfaction (DATA)
- Three New Realities For Cultivating Big Donors in the 21st Century
- Cultural Organizations Highlighting Their Mission Outperform Those Marketing as Attractions (DATA)
- Free Admission Days Do Not Actually Attract Underserved Visitors to Cultural Organizations (DATA)
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The two shining lights turned the corner, attached to a body. A cowering little girl, not so much younger than myself, stood there amongst the shadows. "Hello," she called, her smooth voice echoing against the trees, "Who is this?" I did not answer, just stared deeper and deeper into her eyes, still glowing. The light that shone from them, shimmered in the puddle making it look like a sea of diamonds. "Amdis Grey," I eventually replied, still mesmerised by her eyes, "Who are you?" "Maria Desoto," she replied politely, the glow beginning to fade, "Nice to meet you, Amdis." I edged closer as the distraction of her eyes lessened. "Are you in need of help?" I asked, reaching out for her hand. "Some, possibly." She clutched my wrist back, her blood burning my stone cold skin. I had forgotten what it felt like to hold the hand of a human.
She shuddered, feeling the cold of my marble hands and looked up to stare into my face. \"Wow,\" she commented, \"Beautiful eyes.\" \"I could say the same about you.\" I chuckled, noticing that the alienated glow had now disappeared completely from her face.
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Like this quick intro but actually like the summary a lot more. It really stirs interest and then the last line packs a real punch "At first he is sure it is another innocent little girl that he could accidentally slaughter but as he gets to know her, he begins to look like the victim." That is a real gripping little teaser. And now i wanna read more cause the intro didnt really explain anything, why is she glowing, why are they holding hands, and where can i get discount prices on oranges?!
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Seriously, who does not support our troops? :huh:
Why would they not?
Being against and unsupportive of their application, the mission, the administration, and/or the command structure including the Commander in Chief...does not equate to being unsupportive of the troops.
Supporters of the troops have not at all been silent (?). Why would someone who assumedly has been walking around in life the past 5 yrs. think they have been?
From what I've seen and experienced most everyone to the vast majority supports and respects the troops. Relatively few people have an issue with the troops.
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To be safe to control it.
Leaning against the stone wall behind her, Alexis watched people of all backgrounds rush past her doing their daily business. Alexis wished that she had that luxury, but she didn't. She didn't because she was different, a freak. That's what her family had called her, especially when she had created a small snowstorm in the kitchen because it was too hot.
Her golden eyes scanned the crowd for any of the people that had been following her since she had left home, three weeks before. Nadda, not one of them was there. Sighing she allowed her golden eyes to close, until she heard shouting.
Opening them, she turned her head towards the commotion her black hair flying around her. So much for them not being there. The men that had been following her wore black leather caps and had the 'bad boy' look going for them. She would have laughed if she didn't know they were coming for her.
Pushing away from the wall, Alexis shoved people out of the way as she rushed to leave the area and heard that the men were doing the same, but with less progress. She wished that the floor would swallow her up when she felt someone grab hold of her arm and pull her into a darkend alcove...


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 1, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas Hi crc, .lex, lac. Comp. -it. ''Itch "omsIe i . u. oox ^5^36 ^allps , 752M 'Mr. Jaycee' named Texan of the Year John Ben Shepperd of Odessa has been chosen as Texan of the Year by the Texas Legislative Conference, Conference Advisory Committee Chairman Dolph Briscoe said Wednesday. Former Governor Briscoe said of Shepperd, "No other Texan is more deserving of this honor than John Ben. His activities and participation in the public affairs of this State have covered more than four decades." Shepperd will receive the award at the Texan of the Year Reception to be held in New Braunfels on Thursday, March 22. The event will kickoff the 18th Annual Texas Legislative Conference, scheduled to begin the next morning at the New Braunfels Civic Center, arrangements Committee Chairman Doyle Krueger indicated. Krueger said the main topics to be addressed by state and national leaders at the conference will be taxation and education on the state level, and Central American policies on the national level. Shepperd is a legendary Jaycee figure and was awarded the first lifetime membership in the Texas Jaycees. He was made an honorary member of 153 local Jaycee Chapters in 32 states and dubbed "Mr. Jaycee" in perpetuity by the U.S. Jaycees. He served as President of the Texas Jaycees in 1942-43 and President of the United States Jaycees in 1947-48. Shepperd served as Secretary of State of Texas from 1949 to 1952, and then Attorney General from 1953-1957. He was the organizer and first Chairman of the Texas Fine Arts Commission, which is now the Texas Commission on Arts and Humanities. He has served in leadership rolls in hundreds of organizations representing various interests from arts and historical activities to governmental and civic affairs. He has also been an active leader in professional organizations and in industry and business Shepperd is currently a member of the Advisory Council of the Insitute of Texan Cultures and a member of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission He is a former President of the Texas Historical Foundation and still serves as a Director today. He is a Past President of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and still serves as one of its Directors, as well as a Director of the East Texas Chamber. Shepperd is also an active businessman, having served on Boards of a number of local, state, and national business concerns He is currently a Director of Blue Cross, Blue Shield Insurance Companies, and a Director of Texas Commerce Bank rn Odessa. The awardee and his wife, Mamie, have three children and nine grandchildren. The Texan of the Year Award is given each year in conjunction with the Texas legislative Conference to emphasize the need to recognize those individuals who have given valuable leadership in the field of public affairs for the benefit of Texas. Krueger said. Previous recipients of the award include U S. Senator Uoyd Bentsen, Vice President George Bush, Ambassador Anne Armstrong, Judge Abner B McCall, Governor John Connally, George H. Mahon, Briscoe, I^dy Bird Johnson, Former Special Prosecutor I^eon Jaworski and Judge Robert W Calvert. The conference is co-sponsored by the Texas State and New Braunfels Chambers of Commerce and attracts community and state leaders from throughout Texas. Krueger said. He noted that the Conference format allows a large amount of time on the See TEXAN, Page 12A New ..Ll—LL Braunfels N«w Braunfels. Texas Hgpald-Zcitung Volume 93 —No. 23 °° o WEDNESDAY February 1,1984 25 Cents 28 Pages —3 Sections (USPS 377-880) Defense heads list in red-ink budget WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan today sent Congress a $925.5 billion budget plan for 1985 that would rein in domestic spending for another year but press ahead with a military buildup. The result; a $180 4 billion deficit that will occupy much of Congress' attention. Despite the hefty budget deficit, the financial blueprint offers no major action — either through sharp spending cuts or a major tax hike — to wash away the red ink. If the president's financial guide is followed, there would be a decade-long freeze on domestic spending, after adjustment for inflation. Nevertheless, the deficit would imp*we (luge burdens. The budget projects that taxpayers will pick up a $164.7 billion tab just in interest payments on the national debt in the upcoming fiscal year that starts on Oct I Those payments are estimated at $149 5 billion this year. The deficit hit a record $195.4 billion in the 1983 fiscal year and is projected at $183.7 billion this year Reagan, in his message ac companying the document, took note of the red ink, saying: * Only the threat of indefinitely prolonged high budget deficits threatens the continuation of sustained non-inflationary growth and prosperity. It raises the specter of sharply higher interest rates, choked- Budget at-aglance WASHINGTON IAP) H#*# ai a glance ara htghhgM* of Prudent Reagan % proposed budget for the 190S ftecai veer which starts, neat Oct I Spending 4925 5 tuition an increase of 171 J tuition over fiscal ' 984 Revenues 1745 I brteon. an increase of 175 billion Deficits The budget torsoes a fiscal 1985 deficit ot *180 4 billion down from the 1984 deficit of now estimated at *183 7 tattoo Deficits are forecast to drop to *152 briton by 1988 The national debt interest on the national debt « expected to total *184 7 briton rn 1985 up from *149.5 briton this year Taies Reagan urges tightening loopholes rte says now snst in th# ta* code They would include piecing restrictions on ta* e**mpt leasing improving «to system of taamg life insurance companies and nnwtmg the growth rn private purpose ta* e**mpt bonds He also suggests that star tug nest January, emptgyeet ba requaed to pay social security and income lases on pan of the health insurance premiums. now (sud by thee employers Defense The budget caHs for *284 4 tattoo tor the Defense Department up 14 5 percent There would be a 5 5 percent pay raise for the 2 I milton men end women rn uniform Foreign Aid The administration attn wants mort money for foreign aid both economic and military which would nae tass then *500 minion to *15.2 briton The bigg ast chun* would go for Israel end Egypt Space station The budget proposes *150 milton m start up money for a permanent manned orbiting space station that a estimated to cost *8 billion or more by 1992 Education A record *'5 5 billion budget a proposed for the Department of Education in 1985 en increase of *100 milton Reagan also proposed tuition ta* credits tor parents who tend thee children to private O' parochial schools and to let middle end lower income families set up special savings accounts tor their children's educator! Social Program* Spending tor mn*t social program* stars about the same. although reductions are proposed «gam for Medicare Medicaid and welfare Spending on the food scamp program would drop to *10 8 Oilton horn *113 mlton this year Housing rhe budget tor toe Department et Housing and Urban Adairs would be pared sharply by *3 2 briton to *10 5 billion Justice The budget lecommends a 6 8 percent increase tor the Justice Department to •3 74 Oilton Pan of the ne tease would go to hire I OOO new employees tor the Immigration and Netufaii*ation Service to help cut the Mow of iuagai akan* min the United States from Ma «ico Labor Th* president rn *••* ng *3 9 billion tor a lob training program 'teat year about th# same as test year to help prepare more than 3 maimr of th* unemployed tor permanent robs off investment, renewed recession and ruing unemployment." He called for the deficit problem to be "laid to rest'' through a bipartisan effort to curb spending He also urged, as he has previously, Doctor's testimony previewed by judge enactment of constitutional amendments that would require a balanced budget and give the president Une-item veto authority so he could pare See BUDGET. Page IZAInside Time lapse photo of IH 35 — the freeway could be expanded to six lanes soon, if the money is availableSix lanes proposed for IH 35 By MARJORIE COOK Expansion of IH 35 to six lanes and widening the Seguin Street and luanda Drive railroad underpasses. Ixjop 337 and Highway 46 from New Braunfels to Seguin to four lanes will be recommended by District 15 of the Texas Department of Highways and Public T ransportation. The projects, to be submitted within two weeks to the state office in Austin as part of a new 20-year plan, could begin amy time from 1985 to the year 2005, said Garrette Wilson, distnct design engineer Wilson stressed that the time schedule depends upon funds made available by the State legislature and upon volume of traffic, a major factor in setting priorities The design engineer • predictions un time — which he emphasized are entirely personal — would place IH 35 expansion to six lanes within three to six years: four lanes in five to IO years for Highway 46 from IH 35 to IH IO in Seguin and for the railroad underpasses on Highwa) 46 here, and four lanes in about IO years for l>oop 337 Right-of-way for the Ixrop 337 expansion has already been purchased. Wilson said Bob Hasert, resident highway department engineer for Comal County, said conventional designs See HIGHW AYS. Page 12A GEORGETOWN (AP) — A defense attorney today tried to poke holes in the harrowing story a Kerrville doctor has told about six children who mysteriously went Ump in her office while being attended by murder defendant Gene ne Jones- State District Judge John Carter previewed Dr Kathleen Holland s testimony Tuesday and listened to defense attorney Jim Brookshire's cross-examination this morning. Brookshire conducted detailed questioning of Ms Holland about times and descriptions noted in medical records of the six children. Jurors were sent home Tuesday while lawyers in Ms Jones' murder trial argued whether the "extraneous" testimony should be allowed. The jury remained outside the courtroom during this morning's proceedings Ms Jones, 33, is being tried in the Sept 17, 1982, death of Chelsea McClellan, a 15-month-old girl who died after receiving two injections from the nurse Prosecutors say Ms Jones injected the girl with a fatal dose of succinylchoUne, a powerful muscle relaxant Ms, Holland calmly recalled Tuesday that Chelsea was one of six children who suffered mysterious seizures during the month Ms. Jones worked for her. "In retrospect, there was a pattern of physical signs m each of the children, similarities," the doctor testified. There also was a pattern of occurrences, according to her testimony Each child fell ill after either being alone with Ms. Jones or getting sn injection from her. Chelsea was the first esse. SheMs. Holland calmly recalled Tuesday that Chelsea was one of six children who suffered mysterious seizures. came to the office on Aug 24.1982, one day after Ms. Holland opened her practice. The baby went Ump while alone with the nurse, but recovered. Ms. Holland on Tuesday gave this account of the other cases in which Ms. Jones is charged with injury to a child: On Aug 27, Brandy Benitez, 1-month-old, was brought to the office because of diarrhea The baby was left alone with Ms Jones in a treatment room When Ms. Holland returned to the room, the infant "began looking more and more lethargic." "Then, she just aU of a sudden went Ump," the doctor said. The child recovered, but Ms Holland said she could not, at the tune, figure out what caused the incident. Two Army medics testified about an Aug. 30 incident in their heUcopter, sent to tra infer a 7-year-old patient of Ms. Holland to San Antonio. Jimmy Pearson suffered heart disease and was severely retarded and deformed Sgt David Maywhort said that Ms. Jones looked at the boy, decided he was "really going downhill," and injected something into his intravenous line. Maywhort said, contrary to the nurse's diagnosis, the boy seemed stable before the shot. See JONE8, Page IZAToday's Weather This afternoon will be partly cloudy and mild, with southwest winds blowing near IO miles per hour. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cool, with patchy, dense fog possible and winds from the south near IO mph. Thursday will be partly cloudy h ami mild, with a high rn the low-60s and south winds at 10-15 mph. Sunset will be at 6:09 p.m., and sunrise Thursday at 7:20 a m.Tapes In Court CBS News "60 Minutes" reporter Morley Safer has been ordered by a state district judge to testify in the armed robbery retrial of Lenell Geter and to bring with him all videotapes CBS made in connection with the case.Pegs SABast Shot New Braunfels Middle School Coach David Vaughn gave the U£FL's San Antonio Gunslingers his best shot But it's tough for a free safety with Huddle school coaching experience to beat out two players with extensive pro playing time. Sports, Pag* 1B.King for a Day New York's Bernard King scored 50 points Tuesday night as the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 117-113 at the HenusFair Arena.Sports. Pag* Ii. CLASSIFIED....................8-11A COMICS........... 7C CROSSWORD.....................7C DEAR ABBY.......................7B DEATHS.........................3A ENTERTAINMENT..................1C KALEIDOSCOPE..................S-8B HOROSCOPE......................2A OPINIONS......... 4A SPORTS................ I 38 STOCKS.........................3A WEATHER.............*..........3A TV LISTINGS......................7C Goodbye, Encino? Bynum rules against CISD; appeal mulled Bv DEBBIE OeLOACH Staff writer Commissioner of Education Ray mon Bynum has approved the deannexation of Encino Park from Comal to Northeast ISD, and now CISD officials must decided whether they want to appeal the decision CISD superintendent Dr, Edgar Wilihelm said Tuesday the decision could still be appealed to the State Board of Education. He then added he doubted such an action would take place District attorney Lonnie Chunn said Tuesday he got the feeling last month the district s board of trustees wanted him to appeal However, Wilihelm stressed Wednesday no final decision has been made yet The Encino Park issue isn't a new one to CISD officials The battle to deannex to Northeast LSD started over three years ago and wound up in the Bexar County Commissioners Court, acting as thai county 's Board of Education, rn December of 1982 The Commissioners Court approved the annexation, and a handful of school-age children rn the 4 Asquare-mile disputed area along U S Highway JBI north of Ijjop 1604 which includes the Encmo Park subdivision, started going to school in Northeast ISD CISD Tax Assessor-Collector E W Neuse Jr said Encino Park was taken off CISD (ax rolls in 1983 * As of 1982, the taxable value of what was removed was around $5 200.000," he added, with a tax base . meaning the revenue it produced I of about $34,500 " CISD sought to reverse the Bexar commissioners decision through the Texas Education Agency, and in August of 1983 hearing officer Judy Underwood recommended CISD s appeal be denied Bynum concurred with Underwood's recommendation last Friday We knew it was more likely he'd adopt her decision as her own rather than change it," Chunn said The attorney said ClSD's main argument against the deannexation was that concurrence of the Comal County Commissioners Court, as well as Hays, Kendall and Guadalupe, were required for the detachment order lo be valid. " See ENC INO, Page IZA Residents oppose zoning changes By DYANNE FRY Staff writer Results of a questionnaire filled out by Garden Ridge residents have led the Planning and Zoning Conuiussion to revise its recommendations to the City Council on zoning When the council meets at 7 tonight, the eorn-uussion will propose four zoning classifications in place of the three that Garden Ridge has now It recommends leaving the Residential and Residential-Agricultural categories just as they are, and replacing the Business category with two types of business districts, to be labeled B-l and B-2. B-l would be a "neighborhood service district, zoned for fire stations, libraries, recreational facilities and small retail businesses, said PEZ chairman Bob Kolstad B-2 could be described as an "office and professional distnct, which nught include higher-density use of land Kolstad noted that 67 percent of the residents who filled out the questionnaire liked the idea of a neighborhood service district Response to the office and professional idea was more or less evenly split, he said. although 56 percent said no " to that. Zoning for garden homes, smaller single-family lots and light industry have been crossed off the list. All were loudly opposed at a Jan 19 town meeting, and voted down by a large majority of those who answered the survey See GARDEN RIDGE, Pag* IZA John Ben Shepperd ;
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Deutsche Bank withdrew a buy recommendation on the stock. 'We feel it is impossible to present a buy recommendation on a stock which is capable of being declared insolvent within two months and for which we have no clarity on the prospective group structure and strategy,' said Deutsche analyst Paul Reynolds.
Vivendi shares have slumped 40% in three days. It shocked shareholders on Wednesday, reporting a e12.3bn(£7.9bn) loss and unveiling emergency plans to sell assets to shore up the debt-crippled balance sheet.
The French company, which owns the Universal movies and music businesses and the Paris St Germain football club, has e2.3bn of debt due at the end of September and only e1.6bn in cash and credit lines. Debt rating agencies Moody's and Standard & Poor's have warned further downgrades are likely. They already rate Vivendi's borrowings as junk.
Deutsche is one of seven banks that have extended a e1bn line of credit to Vivendi, whose total borrowings amount to about e35bn. The shares were trading at e9.30, down e1.30.
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Finding Alternatives to Gangs in Holland
Escape Ministries in Holland works with the city of Holland for a second year on what it calls the Youth Connections program.
It has summer jobs for kids, at $7.75 an hour, doing chores like painting and raking.
These kids are former gang members, and family of gang members.
The whole idea is to fill the void left when police rounded up the Latin Kings leaders and busted up the gang in the past two years.
"Escape" has former members of several gangs surprised to find they can work together in peace and make some money for their families.
The money comes from private and government organizations and WOOD TV reports the city hopes to expand it year-round, instead of just summertime.