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Many years ago some of us founded the North East Center and Helpline as we thought we should do something to challenge the ingrained racism in many areas of New Delhi, and rampant racist violence against university students.
In quick time, our colleagues researched and documented the extent of the violence, and presented the findings to the national media and authorities, including the police. The Delhi government were not too keen to listen to us, but the police commissioner at the time, after one horrendous violent incident, agreed to create a single-window system for victims to register their complaints.
The helpline had, after initial hesitation, the enthusiastic support of many tribal, state and religious unions and organizations. Our phone lines operated 24/7, with volunteers offering counseling and advice. Our teams would rush from the scene of the crime to the police station to register cases. It was in such exercises that we discovered cases of rape not only in Delhi but also in neighboring towns.
There have been incidents of racist violence and behavior against people of African descent, mostly university students in Delhi. North India has always had a fascination for people of European origins with their fair complexions, but less so for Africans. But with the opening of the national economy, the number of African ex-pats has increased, as have social tensions that sometimes burst into open violence. The most macabre was a mob-molestation of two Ugandan women in the presence of a Delhi government minister, who thought the victims were drug peddlers or sex workers - as if this would justify the violent act.
State governments do not monitor racist and targeted violence and are therefore ill prepared to formulate any policies or practices to curb it. While there is lip service to secularism, and to gender justice, there is not a single thing in Indian school curricula or in government public service announcements against racism and racist violence.
The Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence Bill, which was withdrawn this week from parliament's upper house under right wing pressure, had some measures against such violence. The bill invited the wrath of the Hindu nationalist Sangh Parivar and its front, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who felt its focus on preventing violence against Muslims hurt the interests of the majority community. If the bill had become law, it could have served as a deterrent to racist crimes.
In the previous meeting of the National Integration Council - of which this writer is a member - held in the wake if the barbarous violence against Muslims in Muzaffarnagar, the council did not refer to the communal and targeted violence prevention bill. In its meeting two years earlier, Home Minister P Chidambaram maintained silence as the BJP chief ministers butchered the draft bill. The government did not defend it at all, although the National Advisory Council drafted it with government concurrence.
The silence of the council in the recent cases of racist violence is deafening. Not that it has a system in place to react to such incidents.
And with national polity in a flux, there is little hope that the future will unfold some deterrent laws against such violence.
JohnDayal is the general secretary of the All India Christian Council and a member of the Indian government's National Integration Council.
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First, some background.
I have a 1967 mustang with the I200 w/3 speed that I want to convert to a 302 w/ the T5. The car is manual steering.
I have a complete 302/T5 setup - '90 engine, '88 T5, bell housing, clutch, driveshaft, wiring harness, accessory drive, lower intake, ecm, driveshaft, etc.
I also have a complete 289 out of a '68 mustang that I can scavenge parts from. (In case you're wondering, I got the 302/T5 setup cheaper than it would cost to get the 289 running. I will be selling the 289 when the 302 is running.)
I have a megasquirt that I built a couple of years ago for a different car that I'm planning on using to drive the fuel injection. I don't want to mess with the original Ford unit because I'm removing anything smog related and it would be running in open loop mode. Plus the tunability and logging of the megasquirt is nice.
So far, I've bought engine mounts and parts to do the hydraulic clutch conversion. I've read pages and pages and pages and I think I'm getting into somewhat unknown territory here. At least undocumented. Everyone else just sticks a carb on the 302 and uses stock 289 parts. Bah. I want to be different and I like EFI.
Now onto the questions:
- I believe that I can use the T5 yoke with my original driveshaft with a conversion U joint. Does anyone have a p/n I can use or specs for what I need to be looking for? The distance from the bellhousing to the end of the transmission is only 1/4" shorter on the T5. I'd love to avoid modifying the driveshaft.
- I'd like to keep the serpentine system from the 302 but I need to delete the power steering pump. Is there an easy & cheap way to do this? I can machine a dummy power steering pump otherwise. Or I could put a GM J-car rack in it..
- How can I hook the fox-body alternator into the 1st gen charging system? The old system has 3 wires on one plug and the new has two different plugs with several wires in each.
- Will the stock fox-body mustang efi intake fit under the hood? (I don't have an upper intake yet).
- Will a fox-body mustang throttle cable work? The I6 cable obviously won't work with the fox body intake.
- I need to switch the 302 to a front sump pan. Can I use the pan and oil pickup and dipstick from the 289 with the 302's oil pump and front case?
- Do I need to get a different cross member? I can't tell if the stock I6 cross member will work or not.
- Do I need to change anything with the suspension? I believe that the '67 and '68 used the same spindles and linkages for both the I6 and V8 cars.
- The 302 came with M.A.C. direct-fit headers. Will these work on my 1st gen? I don't mind building a custom exhaust setup as long as I don't have to modify the car..
- From what I can tell, the difference between the I6 and the 289 radiator is that the upper is moved 1/2". The physical size and # of rows is the same (looking at the chart in the NPD catalong). At a glance, it looks like the stock 302 hoses will work. Am I wrong?
you need everything from a V8 car to properly do the conversion.. steering box, spindles ( yes, 4 lug spindles are diffrent than 5 lug ), rear end should be a V8 8" peice instead of the 6cyl 7 1/4".. Radiator is also diffrent from I6 to V8... oh and the V8 springs in the front you'll need.. I'd just keep the 6 and modify it, of course that's what I did with my '67 Falcon..
I'd forgotten about springs though. I'll pick up a pair.
Without going through my books, my recollection is that until 1969 the suspension pieces for the 6 were weaker/smaller than the V8, I know that the brakes are and the rearend is the smaller intregal carrier.On just those few items, I would have to go with the early post regarding undercarriage parts.
If the front cover on the 5.0 has a dipstick hole( I don't think it does) you can swap the pan and pick-up, otherwise you need to change the front cover. That, of course, means the waterpump as well since the serpentine one is reverse flow. You may be able to drill a dipstick hole, some covers had the blank, and use the dipstick tube from the early engine. Have you tried fitting the engine with the rear sump? The only obstacle is the removable cross piece. It would be easier to make a new one ( probably stronger too) that cleared the rear sump engine and keep all the components of the late engine( serpentine belt,etc.). You should be able to drive the '90 engines injection with a mega squirt and that would save a bunch more work. It's also fairly easy to adapt the injection computer and wiring, I think Mustangs Plus in Ca. offers a kit, as well as a couple of others, to use the box without all the extraneous wiring.
1968 shares a lot of parts with 1969. And a few with 1967.
Thanks for your help.
I recently bought my neighbors 91 Mustang 5.0 engine. The engine is going into my 56 Truck. His engine has the Holley Injection system which I'm removing to use a carb setup with. (that way I don't have to mess with computer stuff). The sump is in the rear but is easily changed out with a different pickup tube. I'm using the old oil pan from the 289 and the timing housing which has the dip stick tube in the housing. I'm running the V belts instead of the serpertines, personal preference!. You can buy aftermarket pulleys which are serpentine if you want that will also work. The water pump, timing housing is all transferred to the 5.0, making any easy transition. You'll have to use the 50oz harmonic balancer and flywheel with the 5.0 because the 289 has the 28 oz balancer and won't work with the 5.0.
As far as the suspension, the 6 cylinder did have a weak and much smaller suspension than that of the V8 models. The sway bars, rearend, brakes are all much smaller and would need to be replaced or upgraded. You can go with an aftermarket radiator as long as the hose connections are in the correct place.
I wouldn't use NPD as an authority, by any means..they sell parts and for many brands. I do know that the brakes and rearend are NOT the same as the V8 version, at least according to the '67 Mustang brochure. The front spindles may be the same, but they would be drum brake spindles.In '68 they went to Disc brake specific spindles and the earlier 4 piston calipers/brackets would be hard to get or expensive if you locate any. Wilwood may have an set to adapt to the spindles, probably out perform original ones too (for the money let's hope so). Both the front and rear springs are softer as well as the front stabilizer bar. I like the 6 cylinder build up idea myself, you can use Fox body wheels on it and leave the under carriage with just a few tweaks.
Mustangs Plus in Ca. does these kind of mods on a regular basis and a quick call to them could answer all your questions from a group that has probably done what you are considering..I'd give them more credence than NPD. Now that's not saying NPD is a poor company, it's not, I have purchased stuff myself from them. I do know, however, that some of their listings have been wrong or misguided.
I am about to head out and the shop is locked or I'd get my interchange book out,I think the main difference between the '67 and '68 are the front spindles and brakes ( excluding stuff like padded steering wheel and minor design changes). They use the same 8" rear and 9" rear on the V8s, the 6 cylinder doesn't..on either year. If it has 4 bolt wheels it doesn't share the same rear as the V8. I think you'll find more parts interchange between the '67 and '68 than the '68 will with the '69. Because of the age of the car, it's possible someone has swapped V8 underpinings on the car. If NPD doesn't delineate between the 289 cars and the 390 cars in their V8 listing, that alone is an error.
I know NPD isn't the best but they're only an hour away. I save quite a bit on shipping by going through them.
You're absolutely right about the rear end and the sway bars and brakes. I was referring to the steering and spindles. Really, right now I'm just trying to get the 302 into the car and then getting the car moving again. I fully plan on swapping out the front and rear brakes for something sturdier later.
I have no desire to keep it an I6. Nor do I care about keeping the car original or even using Ford parts. Whatever works to get it running with somewhat modern power, handling, and braking with minimal cost is the name of the game I'm not above making my own parts - I have a bridgeport and a lathe among other metal working tools.
Thanks for the info.
I wasn't really trying to talk you into building the 6, and as I said I have bought parts from NPD, I was mainly referring to them as a tech source. I would pull that crosspiece and set the engine in as it is, you may find that you don't need to change the pan. The rear sump is better for oil slosh. I think it is also shallower than the front sump and may give more ground clearance. With your fabrication skills a new cross piece should be easy to make, if needed, and as I said likely stronger than the original one, especially if you use more than the 2 bolts. I had an '89 5.0 and liked it a lot, much broader power band than the earlier engines.
1966-1968 are identical, with the exception that only 1967 had the crash pad steering wheel ( Falcon's got them too ). your 4 lug spindles are diffrent than the 5 lug V8 spindles, the brake kits will fit ither or, but the strength of the 6cyl spindles are weaker.... the easy soloution is to use a set of Ford Granada spindles, and retain the entire Ford granada disc brake assembly.. the spindles are 5 lug and there is no diffrence between 6cyl and 8cyl spindles, and the Granada swap is the easiest way to get discs on an early Mustang... get new parts at www.discbrakeswap.com
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4. Prepare the syringe with medication. Before withdrawing medication from a vial and injecting yourself or someone else, make sure you're using the correct medication, at the correct dose, at the correct time, and in the right manner. Use a new needle and syringe with every injection.
Preparing a syringe:
Remove the cap from the vial. If the vial is multi-dose, make a note about when the vial was first opened. The rubber stopper should be cleaned with an alcohol swab.
Draw air into the syringe. Draw back the plunger to fill the syringe with air up to the dose that you will be injecting. This is done because the vial is a vacuum, and you need to add an equal amount of air to regulate the pressure. This makes it easier to draw the medication into the syringe. Don't worry; if you forget this step, you can still get the medication out of the vial.
Insert air into the vial. Remove the cap from the needle and push the needle through the rubber stopper at the top of the vial. Inject all the air into the vial. Be careful to not touch the needle to keep it clean.
Withdraw the medication. Turn the vial and syringe upside down so the needle points upward. Then pull back on the plunger to withdraw the correct amount of medication.
Remove any air bubbles. Tap the syringe to push any bubbles to the top and gently depress the plunger to push the air bubbles out.
Preparing an auto-injector:
- If you are using a pen delivery system, attach the needle to the pen.
- The first time that you use the pen, you will need to prime it to push out extra air in the delivery system.
- Dial a small dose (usually 2 units or 0.02 mL, or as indicated by the package instructions) and push the button to expel the primer.
- Dial the correct dose and prepare for your injection.
5. Inject the medication.
Pinch your skin. Take a big pinch of skin between your thumb and index finger and hold it. (Your thumb and forefinger should be about an inch and a half apart.) This pulls the fatty tissue away from the muscle and makes the injection easier.
Inject the needle. Inject the needle into the pinched skin at a 90-degree angle. You should do this quickly, but without great force. If you have very little fat on your body, you may need to inject the needle at a 45-degree angle to the skin.
Insert the medication. Slowly push the plunger to inject the medication. You should inject the entire amount of medication.
Withdraw the needle. Let go of the pinched skin and withdraw the needle. Discard the used needle in a puncture-resistant sharp's container.
Apply pressure to the site. Use gauze to apply light pressure to the injection site. If there is any bleeding, it should be very minor. You may notice a little bruising later. This is common and nothing to be concerned about.
Complications of Subcutaneous Injection
If you'll be doing this type of injection for more than one dose or for multiple days, you'll need to rotate the injection sites. This means that you shouldn't inject medicine into the same spot twice in a row. For example, if you injected medicine into your left thigh this morning, use your right thigh this afternoon. Using the same injection site over and over again can cause discomfort and even tissue damage.
As with any injection procedure, infection at the site of injection is a possibility. Signs of infection include severe pain, redness, swelling, warmth or drainage at the injection site. These symptoms should be reported to your physician immediately.


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I am proud to represent a community that is home to one of our country's best universities. I am also an alumnus of C.S.U. where I earned my doctorate. It is important that we continue to support students when they enter in to higher education by ensuring that they have the financial tools they need as well as the academic support required while in school. Also, that there are more ways to reduce the debt incurred when they graduate.
During the 2013 session we produced several laws that will ensure Colorado students have optimal opportunity available. I supported the improvement of 2008 BEST program, which will continue to make improvements to our states older schools. I also sponsored the "Breakfast After the Bell Nutrition Program" that will provide a free breakfast for eligible students. By supporting students with a meal, they will be energized for the day and be more prepared to learn. I was very proud to support the ASSET bill as well. Under ASSET, students of undocumented parents who have attended Colorado high school for more than 3 years and are in good standing will be eligible for in-state tuition at our public universities.
The year 2014 provided an opportunity to reinvest in our children, as well as our higher education system. I was pleased to have supported the bi-partisan Student Success Act, which reinvested $110 million (that was lost during the recession due to decreased revenue) back into our state's public education system, giving some much-needed relief to our school districts. Additionally, at the collegiate level, I was proud to have helped pass the College Affordability Act, which aims to keep college accessible for Colorado families. This legislation capped tuition increases at 6%, and invested an additional $100 million into Colorado's colleges. We didn't stop with college, though, as we also were able to create a grant program for adult education and literacy training to help under- and unemployed Coloradans gain skills they need to find a job.


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Do You Think Winnfield Would Support A Coffee House?
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#1 Nov 16, 2012
I see them in several places while I travel. I wonder do you think this town would support a coffee house. I am NOT talking about starbucks, but something along like that.
#2 Nov 16, 2012
Absolutely not! Well they might if it were owned by an out of towner. Been proven over and over that the people in this parish only support out of town folks. Case and point, look at the Mexican restaurant on a Friday night. Winn Parish folks had a Mexican Restaurant and actually cooked the food and it went out of business. But Winn residents will pile in the El Patio and not one person working there is even an American. They don't adveritse in our local paper or radio. And they sure don't support our schools by ever donating to them. They collect all of our money, don't give anything back and send it to Mexico. We might get a little sales tax out of it, what they might report anyway. And that is it.
#3 Nov 17, 2012
I think if it were downtown close to the court house and other businesses it may. The only problem is most coffee houses charge way more than they should. People will not/cannot pay 5 bucks for a cup of coffee everyday. No matter what you put in it people around here just don't make that kind of money. Maybe a place that served coffee and pie and some sandwiches. Busy people like something fast that they can take back to the office.
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#4 Nov 18, 2012
We been talking about this for the past few months. We have a good idea for it, at least one we think will work . No special fancy coffee, with a few flavored creams and a few other things to go along with ... Coming to a city near you!!!
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#5 Nov 19, 2012
It might work, if the coffee is affordable, it's 24 hours, and you can keep the cops out of it. It might not work also.
Surely one considering such an investment will do more research than the opinions of a few on some website. Unless it's Mom and Dad's money and you really don't care if it's profitable or not.
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#6 Nov 19, 2012
I myself have been researching it....And I know I sure don't have mommy and daddys dough.....
We need a lil cyber cafe/coffee and dessert shop.
#7 Nov 19, 2012
Also go easy on the decor. Keep it simple and cozy. Nothing fancy. I went to one that had the old fashioned red stools with black and white tile. They also served fantastic ice cream cones/or scoops. Very popular in small towns that are historical destinations.
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#8 Nov 19, 2012
That would be cool. With your own unique menu as well. With the cyber cafe you have to have lot's of space because some will only buy 1 0r 2 items but take up a whole table or space for 1-3 hours just farting with their computers. Otherwise you could be on to something.....who knows?
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#9 Nov 20, 2012
It hink it would be great. It could open at 5am and service some type of light breakfast also.
#10 Nov 20, 2012
thank you all for the input you have given.
#11 Nov 27, 2012
One word.... Location.
#12 Nov 28, 2012
I think that is a great idea but where would it be located.I also think we need more eating places like a taco bells ,popeeye's,chili,ryan's something diferrent besides burgers
#13 Nov 29, 2012
#14 Dec 17, 2012
It would never fly here, unless maybe the "right" people owned it & that's ALWAYS been Winnfield's problem.
#15 Dec 18, 2012
Winnfield? Support ANY BUSINESS? Especially if this business is not local The businesses already here don't support each other. There was a post above about the movie theatre, bowling alley, among others..I can't speak for other towns such as Jonesboro, but..well..let's put it this way..
Winnfield=hypocrisy. The citizensof this town get more pleasure out of showing the 'good side' of Winnfield, which there is very little of these days.Lessee, we also have trainloads of HARD drugs being sold at nearly every street corner.I haven't sen too many of the whores who used to se;; their STD riddled bodies just o get a $1 rock of crack cocaine..nnot to mention the unfaithful husbands who patronize these piles of shit, meanwhile ontracting the very diseases I speak of..Syphylis
crabs, gonerrhea, and various other strains of these diseases, meanwhile passing thse diseases on to the faithful mate who waits at home for the husband who had to 'work late'.EarlierI took God to task for allowing these things to happen.Actualy,it is SATAN and his evil minions who are destroying our lives. Am I to assume to Satan's powers are as strong as God's?At one time in my life I wanted children more than anything ele in life. Now, I would NOT want to subject another soul to the death, disease, and destruction that is eating away at the very fabric of our society.If you are a believer in God, then you had better get up off of your fat lazy ass and get ready to do battle. No, not a war like WWII,bu a war between good and evil. So far, evil is winning. Wake up!!Instead of simply believing in God, ge out your armour and get ready for th figt of our lives and souls. Quit taking the forces of good and evil for granted.Hell is taking over.If you love your chldren, then let's get upand make this world a wonderful place o live, not a cesspool of evil and horror.
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#16 Dec 18, 2012
Didn't they try a coffee house in Winnfield before....wasn't it called The Daily Grind? Down at the end of main street by Radio Shack kinda? I seem to remember one.
#17 Dec 18, 2012
open a crack house, serve beer on sunday in brown sacks.. lots of competition here though
#18 Dec 19, 2012
Yep, they did. Expensive everything and could barely be seen in its cubbyhole. That's probably why no one remembers it...
#19 Dec 19, 2012
This is not new to mankind... We just have more media and information at our fingertips now. Man is an animal of instinct, and "civilized" is the armor they hypocritically dress themselves in.. And sometimes, as in the latest shootings, they don't even bother with putting it on .....
#20 Dec 20, 2012
How would police officers hanging around in your business be detrimental? And to the person who was obviously supporting Mary's, I have a little information for you. If I eat mexican food I don't want American's cooking it. The other thing is that Mary's sucks. The food tastes like crap and it will give you the runs. I eat at El Patio for those two reasons. Oh, and because Paul is a jackass, and the mexicans are pretty cool.
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Gus Yatron
|Gus Yatron
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Pennsylvania's 6th district
|In office
January 3, 1969 – January 3, 1993
|Preceded by
|George Rhodes
|Succeeded by
|Tim Holden
|Member of the Pennsylvania Senate
from the 11th district
|In office
January 3, 1961 – November 30, 1968
|Preceded by
|Frank Ruth
|Succeeded by
|Robert Gerhart
|Member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
from the Berks County district
|In office
January 1, 1957 – November 30, 1959
|Personal details
October 16, 1927
Reading, Pennsylvania
|March 13, 2003
(aged 75)
Fairfax Station, Virginia
|Political party
|Mildred L. Yatron
|George C. Yatron
Theana Yatron Kastens
|Alma mater
|Kutztown University
|Legislator, Businessman, Boxer
Constantine "Gus" Yatron (October 16, 1927 – March 13, 2003) was an American politician who was a member of the United States House of Representatives. A member of the Democratic Party, Yatron represented the 6th congressional district of Pennsylvania for twelve terms, from 1969 until his retirement in 1993.
Early Life & Family[edit]
Gus Yatron was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, to George H. and Theano Lazo Yatron, working-class Greek immigrants from the Greek city of Mytilene, of the island Lesbos. His father, George, was a carpenter and his mother, Theano, worked as a maid. Yatron graduated from Reading High School, serving as class president during his senior year. Following high school, Yatron received his bachelor's degree at Kutztown University in 1950, where he also met his wife to be, Mildred L. Yatron. While attending Kutztown University, Yatron played college football for the Golden Bears, and was later inducted into the Kutztown University Athletic Hall of Fame. During his college years, he also took up boxing, becoming a heavyweight division professional boxer in 1947, with a professional career record of 13-2-1, nine of which were TKO. After graduating from college, Yatron ran 'Yatron Ice Cream,' the business he founded with his father and built it into a local success in his home town, eventually expanding the business with an additional hardware store. In 1968, he sold 'Yatron Ice Cream' to a local competitor and began to focus on his career in political public service.
Political career[edit]
Yatron started his career in public service on the Reading School Board from 1955 to 1961. He served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1956 until 1960, when he was elected to the Pennsylvania State Senate. In 1968, Campaigning as a moderate in support of fiscal responsibility and opposition to further military involvement in the Vietnam War, Yatron was elected to the 91st United States Congress, representing the 6th congressional district of Pennsylvania. Upon entering office, Yatron quick made a name for himself as a workhorse for his constituency. His first major legislation, in 1971, expanded black lung benefits and extended eligibility requirements for afflicted miners, their widows and children. Yatron sponsored legislation, signed into law in 1975, which set up a committee to review the volume of paper wasted in U.S. federal government and offer recommendations to reduce that waste. After its investigation, the Paperwork Commission made recommendations that resulted in savings of $3.5 billion. As a Greek-American, Yatron found personal hardship during the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus. As one in a few Greek-Americans in the U.S. Congress, he took leadership in implementing U.S. assistance that ultimately led to a cease-fire in the region. In 1973, Yatron traveled to Europe delivering a speech to the European Parliament in France, urging NATO countries to take more initiative in absorbing the costs of defending Europe. As a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Yatron became a passionate advocate for centering human rights as the cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy. He took the chairmanship of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs in 1979 and began investigations into the Iran-Contra affair. In 1983, Yatron become the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Organizations, Human Rights and Oversight. After serving 24 years in the U.S. House of Representatives, Yatron retired in 1992.
See also[edit]
- United States Congress. "Gus Yatron (id: Y000014)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
|United States House of Representatives
|Preceded by
George M. Rhodes
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Pennsylvania's 6th congressional district
|Succeeded by
Tim Holden
- 1927 births
- 2003 deaths
- Members of the United States House of Representatives from Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania State Senators
- Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
- Pennsylvania Democrats
- American people of Greek descent
- School board members in Pennsylvania
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- Politicians from Reading, Pennsylvania
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But you rise up against my people as an enemy;
you strip the robe from the peaceful,
from those who pass by trustingly
with no thought of war.
The women of my people you drive out
from their pleasant houses;
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my glory for ever.
Arise and go;
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because of uncleanness that destroys
with a grievous destruction.
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Aug 28, 2013
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Senior middle blocker Jennifer Cross (Scarborough, Ontario/Birchmount Park Collegiate) of the University of Michigan volleyball team has been named as one of 30 candidates for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award for collegiate volleyball, it was announced today (Wednesday, Aug. 28).
Cross, who was named to the 14-player Preseason All-Big Ten team in August, returns for her senior season after averaging 2.60 kills and 1.24 blocks per set in 2012. The Scarborough, Ontario, native was named to the AVCA All-America third team and the All-Big Ten team her junior season, playing in all 39 matches while leading the team in blocks in 28 contests. The All-Berkeley Regional selection had a career-high 18 kills in a four-set match against Northwestern (Nov. 16, 2012) and registered a career-high nine blocks in a five-set contest against Western Kentucky (Sept. 14, 2012). Cross is just 54 total blocks and 64 block assists away from both school records.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence -- community, classroom, character and competition. The 30 candidates will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular season and those 10 names will be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans, who will select one candidate who will be announced during the 2013 NCAA Division I Championships in December.
Michigan starts the 2013 season on Friday, Aug. 30, against Clemson at the Xavier Invitational in Cincinnati, Ohio. That match starts at noon. The first home match for the Wolverines will be on Friday, Sept. 6, against Oregon State as part of the Big Ten/Pac-12 Challenge. The match starts at 7 p.m.
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Thanks to a new NCAA rule, college basketball teams can open practice two weeks earlier than in past years. So whether you're ready for it or not, the Terrapins men's basketball team will officially begin practice today.
Coach Mark Turgeon will have 42 days to prepare before the Terps' season opener against Connecticut at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Nov. 8 and is allowed to hold a total of 30 team practices during that span. So here are four questions that may be answered in the team's six weeks of preseason practice:
How does Evan Smotrycz fit in?
Turgeon conceded the Terps often struggled to spread the floor with outside shooters last season, allowing opposing defenses to clog the middle of the floor. That probably left the third-year coach rather frustrated, considering a viable solution was often on the bench in street clothes.
But after sitting out for a season, Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz — who shot 43.5 percent from 3-point range as a sophomore — is now eligible to suit up for the Terps, and Turgeon isn't shy about the added dimension the 6-foot-8 forward brings to the offense.
"He opens things up, he spreads the floor, which isn't something we were able to do last year," Turgeon said on the ESPNU College Basketball podcast with Andy Katz and Seth Greenberg. "We'll be able to open things up for center Shaq Cleare and forward Charles Mitchell."
Smotrycz is a known as stretch-four, a valuable commodity because he has the size to guard power forwards while on defense, but spread the floor with a potent 3-point jump shot on offense. And Turgeon made sure to point out this week that the Reading, Mass., native can be effective inside the arc, too.
As a sophomore at Michigan, Smotrycz averaged 7.7 points and 4.9 rebounds per game.
"He's a very intelligent player. He plays from the neck up," Turgeon said. "He's a great shooter at 6-8, 6-9, which helps spread the floor, but he can also post up, which is exciting for me."
There's little doubt Smotrycz can help, but exactly how he fits into the rotation isn't clear. The Terps have two sophomore big men, Cleare and Mitchell, who are expected to see increased playing time this season, and Jake Layman can also play power forward.
Still, Smotrycz seems a likely choice to start for the Terps, and whatever his role, he has the tools to make an immediate impact.
"Evan's a great weapon," Turgeon said. "He played pretty well in the Bahamas [on the Terps' summer tour], but really he's been great in practice. We're expecting Evan to have a tremendous year for us."
Can the Terps cut back on turnovers?
The Terps' 15 turnovers per game last season ranked 294th in the country and were a key reason the team struggled to string together ACC wins. Needless to say, the man at the program's helm would like to fix that.
"We've worked really hard since the season ended," Turgeon said. "Really it's just decision-making and trying to help them, watch more film, when we get started here we're going to watch a lot of practice. A lot of film during our 20 hours as we move forward."
Much of the mistake-prone offense last season can be credited to shaky point guard play. Then-junior Pe'Shon Howard was inconsistent, Nick Faust proved he's more suited to play off the ball and then-freshman Seth Allen struggled to make quality decisions with the ball.
Howard transferred to USC in the offseason, and Faust is likely to remain a wing player, so Allen slides in as the probable starting point guard. When the Terps upset Duke, 83-81, at Comcast Center in February, Allen started in place of the suspended Howard and tallied 16 points, but he also committed eight turnovers.
Highly-touted freshman Roddy Peters will serve as Allen's backup. Turgeon said this summer that Peters was impressive in practice and had the ability to play major minutes as a freshman.
During the Terps' preseason practice, Turgeon will get a look at how Allen and Peters run the offense. He'll also see if the team as a whole can take care of the ball.
"Hopefully just by being a little bit older — we still don't have a [scholarship] senior on our team, but being a little bit older — hopefully we'll take care of the ball a little bit better."
How will the big man battle shake out?
In Cleare, Mitchell and freshman Damonte Dodd, the Terps have three formidable big men on their roster. Cleare and Mitchell both showed flashes of talent last season, though neither could produce on a consistent basis, while Dodd earned praise from Turgeon after the team's preparation for a foreign tour in the Bahamas.
Turgeon said on the ESPN radio show that improvement from Cleare, who averaged 3.7 points and 2.7 rebounds as a freshman, and Mitchell, who averaged 5.5 points and 5.4 rebounds, would be crucial this year as the team looks to replace NBA lottery pick Alex Len.
"I'm high on those two guys," Turgeon said. "Those two guys are real important to us and to our success and, you know, a lot of times last year I played them when they weren't quite ready to play, to be honest with you. But I knew how important they were going to be for us this year."
Cleare has dealing with a back injury throughout the offseason, and Turgeon may hold him out of practice at first. The Bahamas native is expected to be back at some point before the season to compete with Mitchell for the starting center spot, though Turgeon said he would also play the two big men together.
Dodd's presence provides even more depth, and Turgeon can rotate the three big men in to keep a fresh post presence in the game. But no matter how the rotation looks come Nov. 8, the Terps will rely on one of the three bigs to provide rebounding and solid post defense.
What can we expect from Dez Wells?
It's hard to forget the performance forward Dez Wells turned in against the Blue Devils in the Terps' 83-74 ACC quarterfinals win last season. He scored 30 points, snagged six rebounds and dished out three assists as the Terps again upset their rivals.
Most pundits perceived Wells as the Terps' top perimeter player before that outburst, but his dominance in Greensboro, N.C., cemented that status.
"Dez is a player that I like to have the ball in his hands," Turgeon said. "He was one of the biggest culprits of turning the ball over, over 100 turnovers last year. We talked about that, but he also has a lot of assists too, so I expect Dez to have a great year."
Still, there appears to be plenty of room for Wells to improve. His 13.1 points per game led the Terps, but were by no means staggering, and despite a solid campaign, he wasn't named to the All-ACC team.
Wells might be the Terps' best player, but he is still in the process of proving he can be one of the better players in the league.
Regardless of his numbers, though, Turgeon said Wells is the team's leader. And for a group that enters the season without a single scholarship senior, coming through in that role may be just as important as the stats he puts up.
"We have some good players, guys how have grown up, and Dez doesn't have to do it all," Turgeon said. "He has to be a leader and take better care of the basketball for us."


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All of those amendments will be held to a 60-vote threshold. Reid has promised an open amendment process, so several more amendments could receive votes if additional agreements are reached.
Democrats have been pushing for stricter gun laws since December, when a gunman killed 20 first-graders and six school employees at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
"In these final hours, we're engaged in a full court press on both sides of the aisle for a bipartisan compromise," Blumenthal said after the amendment agreement was announced. "These votes afford an opportunity to keep faith with the families of Newtown, and 3,400 victims of gun violence since that unspeakable tragedy. Just as the world has watched Newtown since December 14, Newtown will be watching the U.S. Senate tomorrow."
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Story Of Love And Envy - Poem by kp. shashidharan
Love was born
Innocent out of love
By love for love
Knew only to love!
Envy was born
Crooked, guilty
Out of envy
By envy, for envy
Knew only to envy!
In the sky
Of the mind
While playing
Kites in the sky
Envy met
Love first
Started envying
How Love
Flies kites so high
And how me Envy
Flies so low!
Love started working on
How to help Envy
Flying kites
So high in the sky!
Envy saw Love
Second time
On the sea shore
Meditating in love
Unaware of stinging
Of a crab on the foot
Envy chased to kill the crab
Love put the crab into the water
Said to Envy:
'Envy, my friend
Be kind to the poor crab
Stinging is what crab is born for
But killing is not what
Human beings are born for! "
Envy liked envying ever
How the hell
Love grew so great!
When Love achieved something
Envy only envied what was in it?
Whenever Envy made
Not something
Love backed Envy
To make it happen!
Love felt rich
Having nothing but love
Ever smiled grateful
For having a friend in Envy!
Envy felt poor
Having everything but love
Envy was suspicious
Love liked others more
Became vindictive
Frowned ever, hated Love!
While Love was embracing
Envy killed Love
In cold blood
Like Cain butchered
His brother Abel
Green with jealousy
To rule in the sky
Of mind ever!
Envy knew not
The seed of Love
Started growing
In her to be reborn
As a little cute baby
Resembling Love!
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Beginning in the late Pleistocene and moving into the Holocene, almost all the giant critters outside of Africa were driven extinct. There are several theories to explain this extinction event, including the rapid climate change that was taking place at the time, but there is considerable evidence that the arrival of homo sapiens in every corner of the globe coincided directly with these enormous die-offs.
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July 9, 2011
VAIL, Colorado – Dr. William Sterett, who is no longer practicing at The Steadman Clinic, won't be moving his orthopedic surgery practice very far – he plans to start seeing patients in Edwards and Vail again by the middle of the month.
Sterett spent 18 years with The Steadman Clinic and stopped practicing at the clinic as of June 30.
"I felt that I was in a point in my career where I was very established, had made a good name for myself and had a solid patient base," Sterett told the Vail Daily last week via email. "I was exploring my options outside of The Steadman Clinic, both inside and outside of the Vail Valley."
Sterett said he had planned to continue practicing at The Steadman Clinic through August, but the clinic let him go as of June 30.
Lyon Steadman, the clinic's chief executive officer, said in a statement last week that the clinic couldn't comment on personnel matters.
Sterett will continue his orthopedic surgery practice at Vail-Summit Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, which has local offices in Vail and Edwards.
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Sterett remains the head team physician for the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team, a position he's held for 12 years. Sterett also remains as the medical director for the Vail Valley Surgery Center.
The United States Olympic Committee chose Sterett as one of 12 physicians responsible for caring for U.S. athletes at the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, his third Olympic honor.
Sterett also represented the United States at the World Alpine Ski Championships in Garmisch, Germany, this year and was honored with the Albert Sossman Award for Lifetime Service by the U.S. Ski Team.
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As you drive down a meandering lane filled with lilacs, you will come upon a secluded brick home. Step inside and you will view through the home into the sunroom's large windows where you will see the wonderful lake that is called West Lake. You will enter into a large living area with sofa and loveseat, television and tables. In this room is a large dining table. A large, fully equipped kitchen welcomes you as part of the open floor plan complete with a dishwasher, stove, microwave, fridge and lots of cupboards. Off the kitchen is a lovely washroom that also includes a washer and dryer. There is also a bedroom on the main floor featuring a queen size bed right next door to a washroom--great for a senior. The sunroom is the place you will spend most of your time when inside. It features comfy chairs and an amazing postcard panoramic window view overlooking the spectacular view of West Lake. Off the sunroom is a deck equipped with chairs, table and BBQ. Step down from the deck and walk a few feet to the dock, or jump in for a swim. The lake is shallow--gradually becoming deeper. There is no drop off. The upstairs of Lilac Shores features a stunning washroom that overlooks the lake. There are also two bedrooms, both with spectacular views of the lake, one featuring a queen size bed and the other twin beds. We also provide a pass for the Sandbanks and North Beach Provincial Park.
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The battery light comes on when the car warms up. I put the car in test mode and watched the volts. With the light on sometimes it reads 14 volts and sometimes it reads 12.3 volts. It used to be sporadic but not it happens almost all of the time. I put a new alt. in it 2 years ago along with a new battery. I have put about 25k miles on it since then. The current mileage is 140k. Also, I don't know why Ford but the alt behind the motor and close to the exhaust.
The "battery light" is a charging system fault light and your 12.3 V reading is too low. It should read 14.5V or above in a properly functioning system. If the alternator and battery wiring and connectors shows no obvious signs of problems, it's likely your alt is in need of replacement yet again.
I am installing an alternator tomorrow so I hope it solves the problem.
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