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Continuing with the quality, July's album of the Worship Devotional CD hosts a fantastic collection of worship songs including - �The Happy Song�, �The Father�s Song� �Lord of Every Heart�, �Redeemer� and many more.
The CD contains 31 worship devotional songs for each day in July, spread over 2 CD's The album is a unique and valuable resource for daily devotions in July, via worship music. These daily devotional worship tracks have been chosen to inspire daily reflections that lead to prayer and action.
The CD contains 31 worship devotional songs for each day in July, spread over 2 CD's The album is a unique and valuable resource for daily devotions in July, via worship music. These daily devotional worship tracks have been chosen to inspire daily reflections that lead to prayer and action.
Worship Devotional: July by Various Artists was published by Kingsway in May 2011 and is our 24617th best seller. The ISBN for Worship Devotional: July is KWCD3169.
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CD Track Listing and Samples
1. Day 01: Crown Him - Nick Herbert
2. Day 02: No Other God - Paul Oakley
3. Day 03: Name Above All Names - Tim Hughes
4. Day 04: Redeemer - Cathy Burton
5. Day 05: Miracle In My Heart - Brian Houston
6. Day 06: The Happy Song - Delirious?
7. Day 07: Purify My Imagination - Godfrey Birtill
8. Day 08: Lord Of Every Heart - Stuart Townend
9. Day 09: We Exalt You - Gareth Robinson
10. Day 10: I Believe In You - Susan Ashton
11. Day 11: The Father�s Song - Matt Redman
12. Day 12: You Are Everything - Andy Bromley
13. Day 13: The King Has Come - Eoghan Heaslip
14. Day 14: Join With The Angels - Lex Buckley
15. Day 15: Holy Spirit � Kristyn Gett
1. Day 16: I Am Yours - Mark Stevens
2. Day 17: Become What You Believe - Mark Tedder
3. Day 18: Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah - David Lyle Morris
4. Day 19: I Will Say - Lou Fellingham
5. Day 20: Salvation�s Song - Stuart Townend
6. Day 21: Not Ashamed - Kristyn Getty
7. Day 22: You Opened Up My Eyes - Martyn Layzell
8. Day 23: Louder Than The Radio - Delirious?
9. Day 24: Love Songs From Heaven - Brenton Brown
10. Day 25: Redeemer - Tim Hughes
11. Day 26: Finer Day - Kelly Minter
12. Day 27: There�s A Sound Of Singing - Matt Redman
13. Day 28: We Thank You God - Noel Richards
14. Day 29: I Stand In Awe - Martyn Layzell
15. Day 30: Breathe - Ben Cantelon
16. Day 31: Waterfall � Wayne Drain
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Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration Physician Assistant in Tacoma, Washington
Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration
1 vacancy in the following location:
- Tacoma, WA
Work Schedule is Full Time - Permanent
Opened Monday 10/10/2016 (179 day(s) ago)
** Closes Saturday 9/30/2017 (176 day(s) away)
Job Overview
Vacancy Identification Number (VIN) 1820770
OUR MISSION: To fulfill President Lincoln's promise "To care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan" by serving and honoring the men and women who are America's Veterans.
As a VA professional, your opportunities are endless. Not only is it the largest, most technologically advanced integrated health care system in the Nation, but we also provide many other services to Veterans through the Benefits Administration and National Cemeteries. VA professionals feel good about their careers and their ability to balance work and home life. VA offers generous paid time off and a variety of predictable and flexible scheduling opportunities. For more information on the Department of Veterans Affairs, go to http://www.vacareers.va.gov/ VA encourages persons with disabilities to apply. The health related positions in VA are covered by Title 38, and are not covered by the Schedule A excepted appointment authority.**
This announcement is open until filled. The first cut off date will be 11/4/2016. Additional cut offs will be 1st and 3rd Fridays there after.
The Physician Assistant (PA) provides direct patient general medical care and consultation to a broad spectrum of patients within the Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (MHRRTP) at the American Lake Division of the VA Puget Sound Health Care System (VAPSHCS). The incumbent would primarily work with Veterans who are homeless and engaged in specialty residential treatment programs to address complex medical, psychiatric, psychosocial, and vocational needs. The incumbent will be a member of the MHRRTP interdisciplinary team of providers which include nursing, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, vocational rehabilitation specialists, recreational staff and peer support. The PA applies professional diagnostic methods to a full range of general medical problems while patients are in treatment with the MHRRTP. The incumbent works under the clinical supervision of a Staff Psychiatrist assigned to the MHRRTP, with additional guidance on general medical issues from a supplementary supervising physician from the General Medicine Service.
- Consultation with or arrangement of consultation visits to specialty providers and services
Screening of patients with acute medical complaints and triage to emergency or urgent care services when indicated
Collaborative coordination of patient care with medical and mental health providers
Documenting assessment and clinical care activities according to standards by mental health service
Ordering and interpretation of laboratory, radiological and diagnostic tests
Ordering of medications and monitoring medications to adjust for changes in symptoms and/or side effects
Comprehensive admission history and physicals examinations, admission orders, aftercare plans and discharge summaries.
Conducting prescreening reviews to determine patient's medical clearance to the MHRRTP.
Providing and coordinating medical care for assigned patients receiving care within the Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation and Recovery Treatment Program (MHRRTP), including establishing diagnoses, interpreting and analyzing medical data, formulating and implementing care plans, and recommending follow-up care upon discharge from the MHRRTP.
Providing consultation to health care providers (medical and/or non-medical staff) about assessment findings related to general medical conditions and treatment needs to be included in the overall treatment planning process to ensure that care is coordinated, collaborative, and integrated.
Admitting and discharging patients in consultation with, and on behalf of, the collaborating physician.
Analyzes ethical/care issues, applying appropriate theoretical principles and ensures application of institutional policy. Provides considerate care, respecting Veteran/family and staff personal values and belief systems.
Complies with all Service Line documentation requirements, including standards for timely completion of CPRS patient contact notes, use of required documentation templates, clinical reminders, treatment plans, and risk assessment protocols.
Assists the Program Manager and/or Section Director in the design, development, and implementation of clinical assessment and/or intervention programs.
Facilitates liaisons with other health care programs in order to effectively coordinate services.
Complies with national and local performance measures and facilitates organizational success on these measures at the team level.
Attends and participates in administrative and informational meetings held by the Program Manager, Section Director, Service Line Leader (or designee), Chief of Staff, and/or Facility Director.
Tour of Duty is M, T, Thr, Friday: 8:00-4:30pm; Wed: 10-6:30pm or as needed.
Reference: VA Handbook 5005/78, Part II, Appendix G8 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT QUALIFICATION STANDARD Recruitment and Relocation Incentives are not authorized for this position.
Department of Veterans Affairs employees will receive first consideration.
Travel Required
- Not Required
Relocation Authorized
- No
Job Requirements
Key Requirements
- Must pass pre-employment examination
- Must be proficient in written and spoken English
- Designated and-or Random Drug Testing required
- Background and-or Security Investigation required
- Selective Service Registration is required for males born after 12/31/1959.
- This is a bargaining unit position.
Basic Requirements:
U.S. citizenship. Non-citizens may be appointed when it is not possible to recruit qualified citizens in accordance with VA Policy.
Must be proficient in written and spoken English.
Hold a current and continuous certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) is required for employment in VHA.
Recent PA graduates who are eligible to take the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination (PANCE) may be employed by VA on a temporary basis (38 U.S.C. 7405), for a period NTE two years.
Education or Training
must meet the following:
Graduate of a PA training program, or of a surgical assistant program accredited by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) or one of its predecessor organizations; and
A Bachelor's degree from an accredited PA training program or in another health sciences related field from an accredited college or university recognized by the U.S. Department of Education
In addition to the basic requirements stated in above, the following qualifications criteria must be met. Requirements for appointment or promotion to a specific grade are based on your ability to demonstrate the elements described.
* a. Full Grade.* In addition to meeting the basic requirements for this grade you must meet all the following:
(1) Experience / Education. None beyond the basic requirements of this standard.
(2) Clinical Competencies
(a) Clinical Proficiency
Provides effective care to patients characterized by the use of sound judgment in assessing, planning, implementing, documenting, and evaluating patient care for assigned patients. This includes possessing the skill and competency to obtain thorough medical histories, perform comprehensive physical examinations, order appropriate diagnostic studies, interpret and analyze medical data, establish diagnoses, formulate and implement treatment plans, and modify treatment plans when appropriate.
Works effectively and makes appropriate requests for assistance from the assigned physician and recognizes complex patient care situations where referral is appropriate.
References quality improvement information and organizes patient care needs to assure safe, efficient and cost-effective care. 4. Initiates effective actions in emergencies.
(b) Professional Development
Obtains additional knowledge and skills appropriate to the practice setting to improve performance.
Provides patient education in an effective manner.
(c) Ethics. Safeguards patient privacy and confidentiality. Provides care in a nonjudgmental, non-discriminatory manner respecting the patient's values and beliefs.
(d) Interpersonal Skills. Works effectively with patients, families, caregivers, and other professional and support personnel.
(e) Research
Demonstrates awareness of research application to practice.
Researches medical literature and applies evidenced-based medicine to improve clinical practice
b. Intermediate Grade. In addition to meeting the basic requirements, you must meet all requirements described in this standard for Full Grade. For the Intermediate Grade you must demonstrate the ability to analyze and solve more complex medical problems and meet the following requirements:
(1) Experience/Education
(a) 1 year of professional practice as a PA; or
(b) Successful completion of a PA post-graduate residency program accredited by ARC-PA or by the U.S. Armed Forces; or
(c) A Master's degree from a PA training program certified by ARC-PA or in another health-related field from an accredited college or university recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
(2) Clinical Competencies
(a) Clinical Proficiency
Effectively treats patients with more complex medical problems requiring a higher degree of clinical skill and competency than that expected of the previous grade.
Performs more complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures requiring skills and competency, as applicable to the assignment, beyond that expected in the previous grade.
Practices with a higher degree of autonomy and seeks guidance from the assigned physician less frequently than expected of the previous grade.
Evaluates the delivery system of patient care within the area of assignment, presents findings and recommendations, and contributes to changes that enhance the quality and timeliness of care.
(b) Professional Development
Acquires knowledge and skills to maintain expertise in area of practice.
Shares medical literature research findings with colleagues to enhance patient care delivery.
Participates in educational activities to improve clinical knowledge and enhance role performance.
Serves as a clinical preceptor to healthcare students.
Serves on service level committees or subcommittees when assigned. (
c) Ethics
- Identifies medical ethical issues and takes appropriate actions. 2. Supports and enhances patient self-determination.
(d) Interpersonal Skills. Collaborates effectively with other occupations and services to identify, analyze, and resolve patient care problems.
(e) Research 1. Shares medical literature research findings with colleagues to enhance patient care delivery. 2. Uses a body of research to validate or change group practice.
C. Chief Grade. In addition to meeting the basic requirements, candidates must meet all requirements described in this standard for Senior Grade through VA employment or non-VA PA positions with equivalent scope and complexity.
Appointment or promotion to Chief Grade is based on the individual's demonstrated high level of clinical expertise, leadership ability, and the ability to function with a high degree of autonomy. Further, the PA candidate for Chief Grade will have demonstrated all the requirements of one or more of the following categories: Management/Administrative, Clinical Proficiency, Professional Development and Research.
a. 5 years of professional practice as a PA; and,
b.The minimum education for this grade is a Masters' Degree from a PA training program accredited by ARC-PA or in a health-related field of study. however, experience as a PA may be substituted for the Master's degree where the individual has an equivalent knowledge of the profession and has successfully undertaken a combination of difficult or complex assignments in several clinical, administrative, research and educational arenas which required a high degree of competence.
c. Senior Grade. In addition to meeting the basic requirements, you must meet all requirements described in this standard for Intermediate Grade. For the Senior Grade you must demonstrate the behaviors or responsibilities listed in one or more of the following categories: Clinical Proficiency, Education, Professional Development, Management/Administrative, and Research, as applicable to the assignment (1) Experience / Education (a) 3 years of professional practice as a PA; or (b) 2 years of professional practice as a PA and successful completion of a PA post-graduate residency program accredited by ARC-PA or by the U.S. Armed Forces; or (c) 2 years of professional practice as a PA and a Master's degree from a PA training program certified by ARC-PA or in another health-related field from an accredited college or university recognized by the U.S. Department of Education; or (d) A Doctoral degree in a health-related field from an accredited college or university recognized by the U. S. Department of Education. (2) Management/Administrative. One of the following responsibilities must be demonstrated: (a) Evaluates service level patient care delivery systems and validates or identifies barriers to safe, effective care. Presents findings and recommendations to appropriate management officials and participates in implementation of changes. (b) Manages patient quality management data bases such as the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP) if assigned. (c) Serves on service or facility committees/task forces if applicable to the assignment. (d) Coordinates consult referrals within the service assigned. (e) Coordinates and facilitates inter-service agreements. (3) Clinical Competencies
(a) Clinical Proficiency 1. Manages patients with complex or multi-system medical problems. 2. Practices with a significant degree of autonomy and seeks guidance from assigned physicians with less frequency than expected at the previous grade. 3. Performs more complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures beyond what is expected at the previous grade. 4. First or second assists in surgical procedures.
(b) Professional Development 1. Acts as a consultant/mentor to PAs in lower grades and other clinical and support staff. 2. Serves as a clinical preceptor for students or organizes and participates in facility clinical educational programs. 3. Makes sustained contribution to health care by sharing expertise within and/or outside the medical facility. (c) Ethics. Identifies and addresses ethical issues that impact patients and staff including participation in ethics consultations if appropriate to the area of assignment. (d) Interpersonal Skills 1. Communicates and collaborates effectively with other facility staff and outside institutions when applicable to the area of assignment. 2. Effectively promotes the physician assistant profession to health care staff, patients and other stakeholders at the local level. 3. Makes significant contributions which serve to enhance the distinctive role of PAs within the local institution and the health care system. (e) Research 1. Collaborates with others in research activities to improve patient care, or; 2. Authors, or collaborates with others, on a paper or study for publication. Reference: VA Handbook 5005/78, Part II, Appendix G8 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT QUALIFICATION STANDARD
Physical Requirements:The physical requirements of this position include occasional lifting, prolonged standing and sitting, frequent bending, walking (distance), climbing, reaching (overhead, extensive/repetitive), repetitive motion, and stooping. The mental/sensory requirements include recall, reasoning, problem-solving, hearing, speaking clearly, writing legibly, reading, and logical thinking. The working pace can vary from steady to a sometimes fast pace requiring handling of multiple priorities, frequent, sometimes intense customer interactions, and the ability to adapt to frequent changes in a sometimes noisy environment. There may be an occasional need to use personal protective equipment to prevent exposure to disease, illness, and hazardous materials.
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After we receive application packages (including all required documents) and the vacancy announcement closes, we will review applications to ensure qualification and eligibility requirements are met. During our review, if your résumé and application package do not support your questionnaire answers, we will adjust your rating accordingly. After the review is complete, a referral certificate(s) is issued and applicants will be notified of their status by email (if provided); otherwise, applicants will receive a notification letter via the U.S. Postal Service. Referred applicants will be notified as such and may be contacted directly by the hiring office for an interview. All referred applicants receive a final notification once a selection decision has been made.
You may check the status of your application at any time by logging into your USAJOBS account and clicking on Application Status. For a more detailed update of your status, click on more information. Information regarding applicant notification pointscan be found in the USAJobs Resource Center.
VA offers a comprehensive benefits package. This link provides is an overview of the benefits currently offered: http://www.vacareers.va.gov/why-choose-va/benefits/index.asp.**
Earning Annual (Vacation) Leave:** Federal Employees earn annual leave at a rate (4, 6 or 8 hours per pay period) which is based on the number of years they have served as a Federal employee.
Other Information
It is the policy of the VA to not deny employment to those that have faced financial hardships or periods of unemployment.
This job opportunity announcement may be used to fill additional vacancies.
This position is in the Excepted Service and does not confer competitive status.
Salary Range: $69,207.00 to $120,461.00 / Per Year
Series & Grade: VN-0603-00/00
Supervisory Status: No
Who May Apply: United States Citizens
Control Number: 452854700
Job Announcement Number: 17-T38-MFW-1820770-MHS-BU


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I arrived to the US from Jamaica, WI as a child in tow to a single mother. Being new to this country and the landscape, I had to assimilate quickly to the unforgiving world of elementary school. Kids can be cruel, and I suffered the teasing that any new kid with a broken accent and "bummy" clothes would. Through the example and leadership of that single mom, I was taught to be resilient, and strong. "Don't let anyone pick on you, stand up for yourself", she would say. That same tough, but loving example was defining in my development. I was able to watch her as she embarked on her entrepreneurial journey, and grew her hair salon from a chair in our house, to a chair and sink in the garage of our second house, to a fully equipped beauty salon which she ran for 14 years. She is the best entrepreneur that I know. That same example is what I strive to emulate as I opened my cafe early in 2016. Don't take no for an answer, work hard, and give it your all. I am a sole proprietor working hard to make the american dream work for me. We employ a small team of youngsters and day in and day out, we're giving it our all, serving the community.
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Shasta Lake, Calif. - Shasta Lake Councilmember Dolores Lucero was served with the first papers in the recall effort right before the city council meeting Monday night.
The notice of intention to circulate a recall petition for Councilmember Lucero was backed by twenty voters in the City of Shasta Lake. Those proponents of the recall say ever since Lucero was elected, they have had problems. Don Spurgeon and Brandy King were the two community members who delivered the letter to Lucero, and spoke during the council meeting to express their desire to see Lucero removed. Some people say they are ready to see Lucero go because of her poor performance in office.
Community volunteer Lori Chapman-Sifers said, ?Ms. Lucero in our opinion is not of the community, for the community or by the community. She no longer represents this community, we built a consensus, the general population is not happy with her. We require our councilmembers to be ethical and courageous leaders and she is not fulfilling that obligation to the people.?
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It could take up to four months before any formal action is taken on this recall for the Councilmember. The first part was serving the notice of intention to recall the elected official. Next, the elected official has 7 days to give a written response. After that, the petition is circulated to gather around 1,222 signatures within 60 days. The city and county have to verify the signatures to make sure they are registered voters in the city. If they are sufficient, then the county clerk submits it to the city council during a regular meeting to set up the special election. Last, the City of Shasta Lake voters decide whether they want to remove Councilmember Lucero from office.


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I've had many jobs since the first one when I was just a boy taking over the Monroe Evening Newspaper route of my big brother, Hal. My jobs since have included grocery store stock boy, factory worker, college student, clothing store salesman, department manager, hospital surgery scrub nurse, Army soldier, swimming pool construction worker, cable lineman, cable installer, auto mechanic, car salesman, house painter, record store clerk, motorcycle shop manager, head shop salesman, singer, songwriter, guitarist, recording artist, disc jockey, radio salesman, sales manager, station manager, general manager, public speaker, telethon host, ministry co-founder, author, city manager and finally - after coming full circle - I'm back where it all started: at the Monroe Evening News as a columnist Inside is a collection of essays and columns that share experiences, thoughts and perceptions of life along that journey.from carrier to columnist. I think you will enjoy them.but what do I know? Tom Treece and his wife, Renee, live in Monroe, Michigan, and cherish time with sons John, Nathan and grandsons, Drake and Gaige. He attended Lincoln Memorial University and Monroe Community College before being drafted into the US Army, serving with the Americal Division's 11th Light Infantry during the Vietnam War. The former singer, songwriter, guitarist and MCA recording artist fronts the CCM group, "Tom Treece & Cross Point," and authored current CD single, "The Wide Road." He is a columnist with the Monroe News and with Renee founded Guided Ministries featuring Tom as singer and public speaker; for booking: www.tomtreece.com. Tom authored "The Ghost Closet" about his return to build schools in Vietnam; all proceeds from that book were used to fund the Pho Phong Elementary School in the village where he served during the war, to which he and Renee will travel in the spring of 2008 to dedicate.
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Don't tell him how to spend his money. That's my money now!
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Madison - A college football source confirmed Wednesday that Chris Beatty is expected to join Gary Andersen's first staff at Wisconsin as the wide receivers coach.
Beatty, 39, was the co-offensive coordinator at Illinois last season along with Billy Gonzales.
Gonzales left the Illini and was named wide receivers coach at Mississippi State on Wednesday.
Beatty, who also coached the Illinois quarterbacks last season, previously coached at Vanderbilt (2011), West Virginia (2008-'10) and Northern Illinois (2007).
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"The new Qtrac Media Manager centralizes control of digital signage and messaging for Qtrac retail in-queue displays as well as other media-only displays positioned throughout the store." said Perry Kuklin, Director of Marketing and New Business Development, Lavi Industries. "It's a fully scalable application, capable of simultaneously and selectively updating Qtrac monitors in hundreds of stores across multiple regions. To corporate management, this means centralized control and instant chain-wide deployment of merchandising and brand messaging."
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It was autumn, and the sunlight filtered through the changing leaves to sprinkle multi-colored patterns across the forest floor. I wandered aimlessly, letting my feet guide me without concern for where I would end up.
I'd grown up in these woods; and unlike many, I feared nothing behind the shadows, beneath the stones, buried in the underbrush. The forest had nothing left to take from me. This was my land, now, my home. There wasn't a single thing I couldn't predict here. Except, of course, for her.
She strolled along beside me, blindly trusting my claim to be a decent navigator. Her long, thin fingers held a joint between them, which she gestured with at me, her eyebrows wiggling.
I smiled, letting the sounds around us take the spotlight. Words were not needed; we'd made the trip up to my family's cabin specifically for smoking. Well, smoking and a spontaneous weekend getaway. We'd skipped work and climbed into my pickup, all adrenalin and anticipation.
Four hours later, the familiar crunch of dead leaves beneath my boots overpowered everything else. Like sinking into a hot tub after a long day, coming home relaxed me. A breath of cool air, the orange and yellow hue. Sensory memories bombarded me. Moments in time that seemed to last forever here, weaving between the trees. Hiding on a gust of wind.
Ghostly memories, I thought, but kept it to myself.
Her elbow bumped my arm and I reached to take the spliff. We walked in amiable silence for a long time, puffing and passing, puffing and passing. She playfully nudged me and the game continued for a while. Back and forth, back and forth. The sun began to set and my legs felt sore from the walk. It had been too long since I'd been home, too long since I'd perused the acreage my parent's left to me.
Something occurred to me, then. I'd been wrong before. I suddenly realized how late it was.
I stopped walking and she imitated me. "Something the matter?"
"No," I said, though something was most certainly the matter, my eyes scanning the trees around us.
These woods did not frighten me, however, they frightened almost everyone else. Fear could be pulled from someone; it could be grabbed ahold of and tugged, violently or gently, from someone's gut, up through the fluttering in their ribcage, squeezed through the tightness of one's throat, and pulled from between parted lips. Sunset was the worst, a truth I had just trapped her into realizing. The warm light and the brisk autumn air played tricks. A shadowy figure here, a dangerous rustle of the wind there. But not everything was a trick.
Fright around every tree, my mother had said, once.
"Why are you lying?" There was genuine apprehension in her voice, now.
"We need to get back to the cabin." I let my eyes meet hers for a lingering moment before I returned to scanning our surroundings.
"Why? Did you hear something?"
Everyone always had so many fucking questions.
How did you survive?
I shook off the memories. "Do you think you could race me there?"
Her eyes narrowed at me from a few feet away, those watercolor green orbs peering into my soul. She could see through everything, and she didn't believe I wanted to race her; not for a fraction of a second.
"Fine," I said, "can you just trust me and run?"
A crash sounded a few hundred meters away, somewhere deep within the growing shadows on the outskirts of my vision.
She bolted, and I was close on her heels.
When had I let down my guard?


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JEFFERSON-An Ashe County man at the center of a manhunt in February and March is scheduled to be in Ashe County District Court this week.
Skylar Alexander Branson, 19, was hit with a litany of charges, including felonious restraint, assault by pointing a gun and felony fleeing or eluding arrest with a motor vehicle, after he allegedly led Ashe County Sheriff's Office personnel on a car chase on Feb. 26.
That pursuit ended near the Tennessee line, according to Ashe County Sheriff James Williams, after Branson bailed out of his car and headed into the mountains on foot. Branson's arrest came at a home in Clifton on Hardin Gilley Road just off NC-88 around 10 p.m. on March 8, after a short standoff.
Branson also faces charges of reckless driving to endanger, fail to heed light or siren, resisting public officer, communicating threats, possession of marijuana >1/2 to 1 1/2 oz, possession of a stolen firearm and hit and run leaving the scene of property damage.
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Hector Leal Alvarez: Assault on a female
William D Bailey: Fail to stop-steady red light
Charles Russel Banonis: Driving while impaired, civil revocation dr lic (30), operate veh no ins, drive left of center
Steven Ray Blowers: Failure to pay monies
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Daniel Joseph Boone: Misdemeanor larceny
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Zackary Allen Claycomb: Failure to pay monies
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Allison Marie Coldiron: Misdemeanor larceny, failure to pay monies
Nathan Lee Cole: Misdemeanor larceny
Dakota James Collins: Three counts sell/deliver sch ii cs, three counts pwimsd sch ii cs
Rebecca Danielson: Driving while impaired
Jeremy William Eggert: Assault on a female
Johnathan David Frey: Fishing without a license, no trout license
Edward Sr Frye: Two counts failure to pay monies
Thomas Alexan Garvccio: Possess drug paraphernalia, simple possess sch vi cs (m)
Amy Kathleen Gill: Probation violation, obtain property false pretense
Bryan Allan Greer: Operate veh no ins
Jessie Colt Greer: Obtain property false pretense
Christy Rose Harris: Unauthorized use of motor veh
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Caroline Holman: Abandonment of an animal
Danny Mack Horton: W/c simple, failure to pay monies
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Natasha L McClure: Att obtain cs forgery/fraud(f)
Jeffery Neil McCoy: Pwimsd methamphetamine, possess methamphetamine
Michael Roy McCoy: Pwimsd methamphetamine, possess methamphetamine
Jimmy Ray Minor: Misdemeanor larceny
Dorothy Brooke Moody: Possess drug paraphernalia
Andrew Wade Noblet: Operate veh no ins, driving while impaired, no operators license, civil revocation dr lic (30), fict/alt title/reg card/tag, expired/no inspection, fail to wear seat belt-driver
Daniel Seth Phillips: Failure to pay monies
Gabriel J Rangel: Assault on a female, simple assault
Thomas E Rash: Fail to file/pay income tax
Christina B Richardson: Dwlr not impaired rev, cancl/revok/susp certif/tag
Yeni Alicia Rodriguez: Simple assault
Nikki Renee Romans: Operate veh no ins, expired registration card/tag, expired/no inspection
Candice Noel Sweiger: Misdemeanor larceny, failure to pay monies
Jeffrey Dan Seiverling: Poss cs prison/jail premises
Ronny Dale Sheets: Stat rape/sex offn def >=6yr
David Richard Sizemore: Failure to pay monies, assault on a female, injury to personal property, resisting public officer
Andrew Pershawn Smith: Inmate poss tobacco/phone elec, failure to pay monies
William Andrew South: Second degree trespass
Gary James Walker: Possess marij paraphernalia, possess drug paraphernalia
Charles Walte Williams: Driving while impaired, civil revocation dr lic (30), communicating threats
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Nikol M Young: Failure to pay monies
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - August 28, 1938, Abilene, Texas WIST TEXAS'! I OWN NEWSPAPER®je Abilene Reporter"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKE ICH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES, -Byron_ VOL LYM I, NO. 89. Dalle* Frees (DP) ABILENE, TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1938 THIRTY-TWO PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS. Press IAF) PRICE FIVE CENTS Miller Rolls Up 776 Lead Over Davison Latter Concedes Defeat; Barber And Dendy Win Otis Miller of Anson will go into the office of district attorney, 104th judicial district, for his third term next January I. He was leading Howard Davison by 776 votes at midnight, count practically complete. Incumbents in the 119th and the 32d judicial districts didn't fare so well, and the 70th judicial district also has a new district attorney, Cecil Collings of Big Spring having advanced in a successful race from district attorneyship to the 70th district judge's post. The new district attorney is Martelle McDonald, Big Spring. Truett Barber of Sweetwater defeated the 3 2d district attorney, George Outlaw, also of Sweetwater District Attorney Wm. A. Stroman of San Angelo, 119th district, was defeated by O'Neal Dendy, also of San Angelo. Almost complete returns from the three-county 104th district at midnight gave Miller 6,536 votes to 5.760 for Howard Davison of Fisher county, representative of the 117th district, who battled unsuccessfully WITH FOUR OTHERS LEADING— MANN AND SADLER DEFEAT O'DANIEL CHOICES MEET FIVE OF THE WINNERS FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION GERALD C. MANN Attorney General COKE STEVENSON Lieutenant Governor RICHARD CRITZ Associate Justice JERRY SADLER Rail Commissioner HARRY N. GRAVES Criminal Appeals Court Stevenson Polls 42,000 Margin Over Brooks Giles, Ctitz And Graves Out In Front On Partial Returns For 246 Counties DALLAS, Aug. 27—Despite the Irish smile of W. Lee O'Daniel for his opponent, Gerald C. Mann of Dallas late Saturday night was sweeping to a victory over the present Lieutenant. Governor, Walter Woodul, of Houston, who led him in the July primary race for attorney general. In the Texas election bureau's tabulation of 747,032 votes from 231 counties, Mann led the the democratic runoff ticket with more than 58 percent of the ballots. In the July primary Mann polled 31.6 and Woodul 32.8 per IN COUNTY HEADLINER— PERRY CHOSEN DEFEAT AIDS BRADBURY'S BID AS SPEAKER Prospects that J. Bryan Bradbury of Abilene will be elected next speaker of the house of representatives were materially improved yesterday with the defeat of Rep. Bob Alexander of Childress. Alexander s loss leaves Bradbury and Rep. Emmett Morse of Houston as leading contenders in the race for speakership. Bradbury announced himself as an aspirant to that office shortly after his election nomination in July, without opposition. to a third term. Alexander, who had served three terms from the Hall, Cottle, Childress and Motley counties district, last night conceded his loss to Allen Harp, JUSTICE OF M'Millon Retains Commission Job Motley county school teacher. Incomplete returns gave Harp 4.694 and Alexander 3.485. Harp carried all counties except Hall, and lost it by only a small margin. Childress county, Alexanders home county, gave Harp a 300-vote majority. Harp was also well known in Childress county, having formerly lived there. PEACE YOUNG JUSTICE IN UNINHABITED WASTES Hurricane To Hit Mexico Brownsville Set OTIS MILLER through the two primaries for the district attorney's post. Taylor and Fisher county returns were complete. Davison taking a lead In his home county but falling behind in both Taylor and Jones. All votes were in except about 175 in a few small Jones county boxes. By telephone to the Reporter-News last night, Davison conceded the race to Miller when the tabulation reached that point: Said he: "I congratulate the district attorney for his successful race. I have enjoyed meeting the people of Threatening to move inland over the this district during the campaign, sparsely settled northeastern sec-and am pleased at the large num- j tion of Mexico. ben of friends that I found in the | Black, lowering clouds that ex-tflree counties. I hope that these friendships will continue in coming years." Results by counties: Miller Taylor............ 3308 Jones ............ 1977 Fisher ........... 1251 For Hard Blow Allred Orders Mobilization Of Guafd Company BROWNSVILLE. Aug. 28—(AA— Hurricane winds roared toward the Texas-M e x I c a n coast tonight. tended along the Texas coast from Davison 2663 1438 1659 Totals ...... 6536 70th Judicial 5760 BIG SPRING.—(SPD—Cecil Collings, district attorney, had the race won tonight for judge of the 70th judicial district, defeating Paul Moss of Odessa. In the district attorney's campaign, Martelle McDonald of Big Spring had a winning lead over Boyd Laughlin of Midland. Howard. Ector and Midland county returns were complete, and two boxes (about 60) votes were out in Martin county. The fifth county in See DISTRICT. Pg 12, Col. 3 EVENTS TO COME IN WEST TEXAS ROGERS, Taylor county (old Jim Ned) community homecoming, Sept. 4-5. JAYTON, Kent County Fair, Ort 7-8 GILLILAND, Knox County Singing convention, today. SWEETWATER, Midwest Exposition. Sept. 13-17 COTTONWOOD, Callahan county, Golden Anniversary meeting of the Callahan Missionary Baptist association, Sept. 6-7. ROBY. Fifth annual Fishn County Jack and Stallion Show Sept. 9. MILES, Runnels Missionary Baptist association meets Aug 30-31. STAMFORD, Rotary club's annual barbecue for farmers Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds, Tuesday evening, Aug. 30. BALLINGER, Runnels County Soil and Water utilization conference, Aug. 29-31. BALLINGER. Turkey growers of Runnels county meet Sept 3. DOUBLE HEART RANCH. 19 miles south of Sweetwater annual Round-up (rodeo), Sept 3, 4 and 5. MIDLAND, World Championship rodeo* Sept. 3, 4 and 5. COLORADO, Frontier Round-Up, Sept* 6-9-ID. to exist Freeport down 400 miles to the 1 southernmost tip of Texas, crept i Brady P. Gentry 1 inland like giant feelers for the blow expected within a few hours. The wind here at IO p. rn. was blowing at SO miles an hour. Rain squalls drenched the streets frequently. The barometer had risen from 29.80 to 29.84 since dusk, leading observers to believe the hurricane would strike nearer Tampico. Mexico. 400 miles south of here, than on the Texas coast. The Rio Grande valley, hard hit by a similar storm five years ago, battened down for the strong winds expected on the outer-fclnge of the storm. Some business houses 65 miles up the rich valley, in which 225,000 persons live, were boarded up. A few residents moved their families further inland. Apprehension was felt for IO Texans reported marooned > on the Mexican coast some 75 miles below here. Eight of the men were reported at the eighth pass, a fishing resort and the other men two were at Boga Ciega, the third pass along the coast. ISLAND INUNDATED An abnormally high tide sent gulf waters coursing across low- conceded by Smith county Judge GOSSETT LEADING MCFARLANE IN 13th CONGRESSIONAL RACE 349 Of 354 Precincts In District Complete; Beckworth Beats Gentry WICHITA FALLAS, Aug. 27.—VP)—Returns compiled by the Record News tonight in the 13th district congressional race from 348 precincts complete out of 354 gave Rep. W. D. McFarlane 27,469 votes to 29,767 for Ed Gossett. GILMER. Aug 27.—(Af*>—A young man who takes his politics seriously tonight was named by the voters of the third Texas congressional district j to succeed veteran Rep. Morgan Sanders of Canton. He is 25-year-old Lindley Beckworth, born on a rented farm In Kaufman county, whose victory was -. Woman Dies In 1 Pecos Mishap Auto Overturns 3 Times; S'water Pair Also Injured PECOS. Aug. 27— (SpD —Mrs. Earnest Jackson, 65 of Natchez, Miss , was killed about 12 o'clock Saturday in an automobile accident IO miles north cf Pecos. The accident occurred when the automobile in which Mrs. Jackson and two companions were making a pleasure trip overturned three times I after a blowout. Mrs. Jackson was thrown on the pavement and then struck bv the car as it overturned again. Her body was horribly mangled. Death was attributed to a fractured skull. Other members of the party, Mrs W. O. Williamson and Mrs. Ollie Williamson of Dallas, suffered Beckworth served one term in the state legislature after defeating five men in a first primary. He never missed a day s attendance during a regular and two special sessions of the legislature He campaigned on a platform urging sweeping reforms in social security legislation, especially old age pensions. He criticized the present federal farm act. but spoke his complete support of the administration. Beckworth worked as a farmer, and as a highway employe. He labored In a tailor shop and a cafe. He attended Baylor university, the University of Texas, and Southern Methodist university, working his way. He received his law degree from Baylor. John Cunningham Runs Away With Precinct 3 Race (See Page 4 for Taylor county's complete returns by boxes.) Young J. D. Perry Jr. was elected justice of the peace in precinct I, place 2. yesterday, with a lead of 1.990 to 1,739 over his opponent, Tom A. Bledsoe. Bledsoe had led in the first primary by approximately 170 votes. Perry led in IO of the 13 boxes In the precinct yesterday. Luther McMillon held his Job as commissioner in precinct 4 by nudging Hulen H. Webb. 533 to 445. unofficial returns show. McMillon also led In the first primary. In precinct 3, John O. Cunningham practically doubled Guy W. Hawkins, 396 to 201. In the first primary Cunningham had lacked but one vote of getting a clear majority. CONSTABLE RACES Two constable's races were decided in south Talor county. In precinct 4 (Bradshaw), John E. Sw-ann beat Sam F. Kirby, 195 to 159. In precinct 6 (Lawn), L. L. Wright appeared to have defeated S. H Blankenship. 267 to 259. Otis Miller out-polled Howard C. Davison in Taylor county In the district attorney's race, with a count of 3,308 to 2.663. The vote in the county was considerably below that of the 1936 cent of the votes, three other candidates receiving 35.6. STEVENSON RACE CLOSE O'Daniel's nod seemed ineffective also for C. V. Terrell, veteran railroad commissioner seeking reelection. The incumbent, from Decatur, trailed Jerry Sadler of Longview, who had slightly less than 55 per cent of the votes. In July, Sadler had polled only 25 9 per cent while Terrell polled 28 6 of the 1,009,235 votes cast. In the four other state races, candidates favored by the gubernatorial nominee were in the lead. The DALLAS, Aug. 28.— (Sunday) —Returns to the Texas Election Bureau at 1:30 a. rn. from 246 out of 254 counties in the state, including 146 complete, show the following totals for candidates In Saturday's Democratic primary election: Lieut.-Governor—Brooks 386,-909, Stevenson 428,915. Attorney General — Mann 475,981, Woodul 348,075. Railroad Commissioner—Sadler 449,686, Terrell 373,231. Land Commissioner — Giles 432,801, McDonald 366,041. i^rtme Court—Critx 470,-655. Davidson 324.272, Criminal Appeals — Graves 425,216, Stephens 357,095. HE TOES OFF Pick New Faces For Legislature 115th Legislator Renamed; 6 Other Districts Change only contest it all close was that for lieutenant governor, in which Coke Stevenson of Junction former speak er of the house, had more than 52 per cent, leading Pierce Brooks, Dallas real estate dealer. In the first primary Brooks led with 30 7 per cent of the votes, to 27.7 per cent for Stevenson. The most astounding race staged by a run-off candidate for state office was that of Bascom Giles of Travis county, for commissioner of the general land office. In July W. H. McDonald, of Eastland, running for his second term, polled 455,724 to 328.548 for Giles—a lead I of 205,873. These figures repre-I sen ted 411 per cent of the vote for McDonald and 25.7 per cent for Giles. The 12:30 a. rn. tabulation this morning gave Giles 425,325 to There will be some new faces from West Texans in the Texas legislature lower house next year. The 115th district (Jones and (363.523 for McDonald; 54 per cent Shackelford counties) renominated for Giles. Abilenian Boomed For Legion Post run-off primary. Two years ago the Representative Travis 17th district congressional race drew a total of 8,359 votes. Yesterday tfye attorney general's race drew top interest, with 6.026 votes. STATE RETURNS The unofficial tabulation, complete. showed these results in state offices: LIEUTENANT - GOVERNOR: Brooks 2.629 Stevenson 3.280. LAND COMMISSIONER: Giles, 2,816, McDonald. 2,925. ATTORNEY GENERAL: Mann 3.836. Woodul 2,190 RAILROAD COMMISSION: Sadler 3.313, Terrell, 2.715 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT: Davidson 3,145, Critz 2,676. JUDGE. CRIMINAL APPEALS: Graves 2.240, Stephens 3,419. B, Dean of Hamlin in the second primary yesterday. but six other districts will have new representatives as the result of yesterday's ballot. R. Temple Dickson, young Sweetwater attorney, and Marshall H Pior. farmer-business man, now a rancher of Sweetwater, contested hotly for Howard Davison's seat from the 117th district 'Fisher. Nolan and Mitchell*. Dickson won by a margin of 293 ballots. In the 107th flotorial district (Callahan and Eastland), Omar Burkett of Cisco was the successful candidate. His opopnent was Wayne Sellers of Rising Star. The incumb In the race for associate Justice of the supreme court, the incumbent. Judge Richard Critz of Austin, had 58 percent, giving him a strong lead over W. H Davidson of Beaumont. Judge Harry N. Graves of FORT WORTH, Aug. 27—(AP) —W. Lee O'Danirl who endorsed four of the six candidates nominated in today's primary issued a statement at midnight congratulating the two successful men. Gerald C. Mann and Jerry Sadler, who had not received his blessing and pledging his cooperation with them. Georgetown, with 53.5 percent led ent was not figuring in yesterday's James A. Stephens of Benjamin, Knox county, in the contest for a place on the court of criminal appeals. W. H. BRYAN OOO Sales Crusade Boosts Trade Morale Improved More; 'Kickoff' Rally Monday Mild increases in sales were reflected at the end of business Sat-i urday—opening day of the Abilene I Salesmen's Crusade, a survey of merchants indicated. The report of Pat Campbell, of Campbell's Inc., was typical. "The first day s push stimulated our business somewhat, but the most notable effect was the improved morale of our store personnel," Campbell said. leaders of all firms and their sales forces were eagerly looking forward to Monday's parade and kickoff rally Monday night, and to the first commodity day Tuesday. Tuesday has been designated hosiery day. Indications Saturday were that the parade Monday afternoon would attract automobiles representing most of the firms in Hie crusade, and there are more than IOO in tho campaign. Music will be made by approximately 200 students of the Vandercook school of music now in session at Hardin-Simmons university. The group will be divider1 into three bands—A, B and C, by H. A. See STORM, Pg. 12 Cot 5 AUSTIN, Aug. 27.—A*'—A parade of the 40 and 8. social organization within the American Legion, and election of officers by the auxiliary i minor injuries. I Killed, 3 Injured In Head-On Crash t he Weather ABIUCNtf an* vicinity* Fair Hands,; Mattered shower* Monda>, E AST TEX AS: Seal terrd shower* In northeast portion, occasional rains in south portion Sunday; Monday (neatly cloudy scattered thundershower*. Moderate to fresh east to southeast wind* on the roast escept strong on eatreme lower routs Sunday. WEST TEXAS: Generally fair Sunday: Monday partl> cloudy, probably showers In southeast portion. NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA : Partly cloudy to unsettled Sunday and Monday; chanar In temperature. Range of temperature yesterday: group, the 8 and 40, featured the first day's program for the annual state legion convention here today. I The three-dav convention of the legion proper will open tomorrow. Four persons were mentioned as contenders for the position of national committeeman. They were Dr. I W. J Danforth of Fort Worth, now state commander. Larry Daniels of Abilene, Lewis Fields of Amarillo and William F Murphy of Palestine AUSTIN, Aug. 27—./TV-Earnest Hasler, 50, prominent business man Both were brought Bastrop, was killed and three oth- to a Pecos hosi Pal for treatment cr persons were injured seriously in Corrigan Compass Is Right For Once MOI R P< M. I ............. BO . 2 »» S ............. Bd . 4 ............. BT 5 ............. OS . A ............. 94 . 7 ............. Bl A ............. BT 9 ............. BS . IO ............. — Midnight TH Highest and lowest temperature* to 9 P. rn, yesterday, ti-'!; same date a year ago, 87-70. Sunset yesterday. 7:in, sunrise today. i:U| ■ Bluet today, HOB. A. M 77 ............ TS ............ 74 ............ 75 ............ 72 ............ 72 ............ 72 ............ 75 ............ BO ............ BS ............ Bu ............ Noon ...... Bt and observation. The three were en route to Carlsbad to visit Mrs Jackson s sister there. Two Sweetwater residents were slightly injured In another car wreck which occurred Friday night about midnight. The two Charles j Stamps. 27, and a Miss Madson. 21. were en rout* to Carlsbad also. Stamps had a broken arm and Miss Madson minor bruises and cuts, j Neither was confined to a hospital here. Both accidents were investigated by Texas highway patrol. Elect John Coolidge To COP Convention NEW HAVEN. Conn., Aug 27.— (A*)—John Coolidge was elected a delegate to the Connecticut republican convention today, but promptly disclaimed any desire to follow , in the political footsteps of his fa mous father, the late President Calvin Coolidge. Young Coolidge said he was going to the convention here next introduced by Chief Justice Charles i month, but as for seeking public of- A. O'Nicll of he Louisiana supreme flee or a full-time career in politics court. I "that * not for me." a head-on automobile collision on the Bastrop highway near here today. The injured were Carrol Green, 47, of Bowie, haed injuries; Mrs. Carol Green, 32, fractured jaw, and Orland Green, 42, of Bastrop, frac-tued jaw. race. Grady Roberts, Munday newspaper publisher, had a safe lead over B W. Snody, Benjamin ginner, for the place as representative of the 114th district, formerly George Moffett's post. Moffett was named to the state senate in the first primary'. In the 92d district (Coke, Runnels and Concho), James M. Simpson Jr., of Concho county had lost to J H. Reaves of Coke county. Lester Clark, Breckenridge high See CRUSADE, Pf. 12, Col. 5 In July Critz had polled 38.7 per cent and Davidson 38 1 per cent while Graves had polled 38 per cent and Steohens 35 per cent. WOODUL GRABS LEAD The 7 p. rn. totals reported by the bureau showed Stevenson leading Brooks 10,455 to 6.288; Woodul leading Mann 8,724 to 7,844; Terrell leading Sadler 8.908 to 7,821; McDonald leading Giles 9.275 to 7,340; school teacher, will fill the post Critx anfad of Davidson IBM to formerly held by J. Carroll Mc- an(T Graves ahead of Stephens Connell of Palo Pinto, not a candi- j 10.602 to 5.859. beat J. T. Ranspot of At 7:30 p. rn. Mann had risen to See STATE, Pj. 4, Col. 4 date. Clark See LEGISLATIVE, Pf. 12 Col. 4 Fugitive Is Under Kidnaping Charge AMARILLO Aug. 27—(A*)—"Bob McDonald," held in jail here on charges of robbery with firearms, following the wounding of a Castro county justice of the peace here Wednesday afternoon, is revealed by fingerprint records to be Theodore Carver, who is under a kidnapping indictment at Dallas. He escaped jail at Longview on May 14. 1937 Carver and Carl Patton were arrested near Hereford Wednesday I night, COMPETITION AT LOW EBB GENERALLY— HOT RACES CROP OUT IN WEST TEXAS COUNTIES, PRECINCTS NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27-Douglas Corrigan, "wrong -(A*)— way" rn*1*1 flier of the atlantic, had his compass and watch working perfectly today, and landed at Shushan airport from Galveston, Tex., for a reception in which thousands took part. Corrigan said he would be here at 4 p. rn. He made a surprise stop at La Fayette, La. and arrived here 1 almost on the hour. A parade formed to municipal auditorium, where Corrigan was Competition for county and precinct offices of West Texas in general was at a low ebb yesterday in the August run-off primary. However, several "hot" races were staged. Perhaps most spectacular of all was the sheriff's race of Runnels county with Calvin Roberson winning from a former sheriff, Jim Flynt by a narrow margin of 2,153 to 2,011. Sheriff W. A. Holt was not a candidate for reelection. Other counties to elect a new sheriff were Callahan, Kent, and Haskell. The present officers of the first two counties did not seek reelection. The Mitchell county tax assessor-collector race was close with Bruce Hart receiving 1,306 votes compared with 1.238 for Jack Helton. A "house cleaning" was nearly complete at Roby with only one present officer, W L Barker, commissioner of precinct 3 returning. Lee Moore, another commissioner, was defeated, and R. E. Parker lost in his race for reelection as assessor-collec-tor. Haskell county was sit* for another close finish. Mike Watson was reelected assessor-collector with 1,923 votes to 1,878 for B. T Clift, Curtis Winn won rhe nod as clerk of Stonewall county over the incumbent E M. Lawrence by a narrow margin of 39 votes Results by counties follow Howard BIG SPRING, Aug. 27—(Spl.>— Mrs. J. L. Collins defeated T. P. Shepley, incumbent, for county treasurer of Howard county in today's primary. The vote was: Collins, 2,250; Shepley, 3,050. Arch Thompson w;as re-elected county commissioner of precinct 2 over H. T. Hale. 618 to 594: J. L. Nix displaced Ed Carpenter for precinct 4 commissioner, 556 to 541: J. H. Hef-ley wfas named justice of the peace over Errott A. Bance, 2,253 to 1.384. Carl Mercer defeated Jim Crenshaw 2,025 to 1,634. Coke ROBERT LEE Aug. 27—(SpU— With 725 votes, Mrs. B. M. Gramling was elected county treasurer. See COUNTIES, Pf. 4, Cot S ;
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The Shadow Architect was the leader of the Shadow Proclamation.
The Shadow Architect was a humanoid with pale skin, white hair, and red eyes. She was the same species as a servant at the Shadow Proclamation. She was guarded by Judoon.
When the Tenth Doctor arrived at the Shadow Proclamation headquarters, the Shadow Architect dismissed the idea of him being a Time Lord. After he solved the mystery of the stolen planets, she asked him to lead the Shadow Proclamation into war with the Daleks, who had taken them from their places in time and space. The Doctor, pretending to comply, made an excuse to enter the TARDIS and escaped. (TV: The Stolen Earth) Later, the Shadow Architect oversaw the capture of the Doctor (COMIC: Silver Scream) and put him on trial for interfering with time. Acting as judge, she found him guilty as charged. However, after the Doctor and his fellow prisoners saved her from corrupt Judoon and Krillitanes, she revealed the trial was false and he was free to leave. She warned the Doctor he would need his friends around him, "when he knocks the fourth time". (COMIC: Fugitive)
On orders from Davros, Colony Sarff visited her in their hunt for the Twelfth Doctor and tried to threaten her for information. She refused to tell Davros' envoy where the Doctor was, and although she demanded to know what Davros wanted, Sarff told her nothing and left. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice)


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Going into this game week, nearly every college football pundit predicted a Purdue victory. Despite getting shellacked by Michigan last weekend, 44-13, critics claimed that Purdue would show up, ready to defeat a deflated Wisconsin team. With a potential Leaders Division tie-break on the line, the winner of the game is likely to go on to the Big Ten Championship in Indianapolis. With that type of near guarantee, the Boilermakers were expected to be ready for Bucky. Montee Ball and the Badgers had other plans. After a huge first play from scrimmage from Purdue (52 yard pass to the Wisconsin 1 yd line) and subsequent score, Wisconsin took control. Whether it was on offense or defense, Purdue was soundly crushed in every statistical category that matters. Lets look at a few: Wisconsin held the ball for nearly 39 minutes, to Purdue's 21. Wisconsin had 645 yards of total offense, 467 of which came on the ground. Purdue had 252 total yards, 52 of which coming on their first ...
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