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Y&R Week of October 19, 2009
Billy stopped by Restless Style to visit with Chloe and Cordelia. Meanwhile, Jack paid a visit to an extremely harried Phyllis.... Billy implored Chloe to finally sign their divorce papers. Chloe promised to get to them as soon as she gets a chance. Later, Billy saw how busy the women were and offered to make some calls for them. He then overheard Phyllis tell Chloe that she doesn't really want to work at Restless Style anymore.
At Newman Enterprises, a worried Victoria told Michael that the S.E.C. was accusing her of misrepresenting Victor's health to the stockholders. Michael concluded that someone was trying to make trouble for her. They then met with the S.E.C. Rep, who questioned Victoria about misleading the stockholders. Michael asked who her accuser was, but the rep refused to divulge the information. Michael replied that they couldn't give out Victor's information, either, and declared the meeting over. Victoria called
Nick to fill him in. Nick joined her and Michael at the office. Victoria and Nick discussed who could've set them up. Michael wondered if it was someone at the hospital, but the siblings agreed that it probably wasn't.
Adam was surprised when Sharon revealed that Nick was the one who'd turned Victor in to the feds several years before. Sharon assured Adam that as a father, Victor had the capacity to forgive his children — including Adam. Later, Adam looked at the "My Family" drawing that Cassie had made. Sharon was surprised that he could see; he explained that he could see very little and would eventually go blind. Sharon shared that Cassie had died in a car accident. Adam felt badly that she'd lost two daughters; Sharon replied that she'd actually had another little girl baby die a few years ago, so it was three altogether.
At the hospital, Ashley let Nick hold the baby again. She was surprised when he revealed that he and Sharon had also intended to name their daughter Faith.... Victor managed to get out of his hospital bed and told Nikki that he wants her by his side. Ashley then stopped by with Faith. She placed aith in his arms and said that the baby had gained some weight. Nikki stepped out to give them some space. Victor told Ashley that she and the girls can stay for as long as they want at the Newman Ranch. Ashley replied that she wants the ranch as part of their divorce settlement. Victor thought it was too early to discuss the terms of their divorce. She explained that she wanted her daughters to be raised there, just as Victoria and Nick had. Ashley then invited him to Faith's christening. After, Nikki returned and was appalled to hear that Ashley wants to stay at the ranch. Later, Victor called Michael and asked to see him.
Jack met with Traci at Crimson Lights. She shared that Steve had returned to New York and confided in Jack about how she was still having trouble processing Colleen's death. Jack invited her to return to work, but she planned to go back to her life in New York. Jack didn't want her to leave, but understood. Later, Billy joined them and the brothers rejoiced in the news of Ashley divorcing Victor. Jack again asked Billy to stay at Jabot, but Billy insisted on moving on. Billy then told Jack that he wants some money from his trust fund, but Jack refused. Billy was determined to find another way to get the money he needed.... Phyllis asked Chloe what was going on with her and Billy; Chloe said that she and Billy are both dating new people and have moved on. Phyllis warned her that when you share a child, you never really move on.
Nikki stopped by the ranch and reamed out Ashley for wanting to take the home from Victor. Ashley insisted that she cares for Victor, but also wants to give her and Victor's daughters the same lifestyle that Nick and Victoria had. Nikki declared that Victor would never give her the ranch. Ashley informed Nikki that she overheard Victor professing his love for Nikki at the hospital. "The two of you are never really apart and that's when I decided I'm so over it," Ashley stated and asked Nikki to leave.
Sharon invited Nick to Brad's house and revealed that she's renting the place. Nick was surprised to see Adam there, but was pleased to hear that Noah was going to be living with Sharon. Before leaving, Adam thanked Sharon for opening up about her life. Sharon later told Nick that she's doing well on her own and needs him to stop helping her.
When he returned to work, Adam questioned Victoria about the S.E.C. checking her out. She explained how she thought she was set up; Adam flashed back to when he made the call about her. He then offered to call one of his former Harvard classmates who worked with the S.E.C. Victoria was grateful for the help.... Michael asked Victor if he had any idea who'd called the S.E.C. Victor noted that in his business, you make a lot of enemies, and was eager to get out of the hospital. Newman then told Michael that he and Ashley are divorcing and asked Baldwin to handle the settlement.... Ashley went to the church to plan Faith's christening. Traci and Jack were pleased to hear that it would be that week so Traci could attend. Adam arrived at the church and revealed that he's Faith's godfather.
Billy approached Phyllis and offered to buy Restless Style from her. She and Chloe were shocked.... Victor informed Nikki that he's going to give Ashley the ranch if she wants it. He explained that he wants to start fresh.
At Restless Style, Nick told Phyllis that he's glad that his dad is getting better. Still, he realized that Phyllis was still upset with Victor for bringing Patty to town and indirectly getting Summer hurt. Phyllis insisted that she wants Victor to get better, as well. She then informed him that Billy wants to buy the magazine from her. Nick couldn't believe that she was really thinking of selling, but Phyllis noted that since Nick left to work at Newman full-time, she's been going at it alone. She also reminded him that Nikki has been out of town and Summer almost died at the Restless Style office. Nick feared that Phyllis would be giving up her dream.
At Crimson Lights, Billy kissed Mac. Chloe interrupted and asked if Billy shared his big news — then revealed that he wanted to buy Restless Style. Billy explained to Mac that Phyllis hasn't said yes yet, but he had a feeling that she'd go for it. Chloe stood by and continued to make snarky remarks, and accused Billy of wanting to be near her. "Shouldn't you be styling some unstylish celebrity?" Billy asked. Chloe took a call from Chance and left. After, Mac and Billy discussed the magazine. She thought it as an interesting idea, but advised him to really think about what he'd be getting himself into. Chloe returned to their table, going on and on about how great Chance is. Billy then got a call from Phyllis, asking if they could meet up to talk.
Lily and Cane went to Indigo together. Lily felt a little weird being out in a public place after being isolated from the chemo treatments. She wasn't sure how her family would react to her and Cane being together again. Cane could understand why Neil and Devon wouldn't approve of him being in Lily's life. Just then, Roxanne and Devon arrived and were happy to see Lily. When Cane and Devon stepped away, Lily revealed that she and Cane have recommitted to each other. Roxy was happy for her, but seemed to be upset
about something. When Lily questioned Roxy about her relationship with Devon, Roxy bolted, lying that she had to do something school-related. Devon returned to Lily's table and confessed that he'd cheated on Roxanne. Lily was floored — especially when he revealed that the other woman had been Tyra. She then told her brother that she's back together with Cane. Devon replied that he just wants Lily to be happy.
Cane went to the coffeehouse and joined Mac at her table. He shared that Lily has agreed to spend her life with him again. Mac wasn't surprised to hear that Lily had forgiven him, but Cane wasn't sure Lily would ever forget about him deceiving her. Mac was confident that Lily would get past her fears about him in time. Later, Roxy and Cane returned to Indigo. Roxanne asked Devon if they could talk and was eager to forgive him. Lily asked Cane if he'd share a dance with her to celebrate them renewing their vows.
At the coffeehouse, Kevin told Michael and Lauren that he's going to get Ryder released from prison. Michael didn't think it was a good idea, but Kevin insisted. Jana and Lauren agreed that something didn't seem right with Ryder.... Deacon went to the jail after losing the Terroni and reamed out Ryder for messing things up. Ryder asked Deacon about Deacon's son; Deacon became alarmed and said that his son is safe. Ryder then told Deacon that his mother has a new job for him.... Amber and Daniel awoke in bed together. She asked him to put his engagement ring back on her finger. He was more interested in getting naked, but then became serious as he vowed to never let her go again. Amber became teary as he placed the ring back on her finger, then began brainstorming different ideas for weddings — including an Indian-themed ceremony. Daniel preferred to save for a new place. He admitted that he wished he had the award money for the Terroni, but Amber was just happy that they were finished dealing with Deacon. They agreed that even though they didn't have much money, they were lucky to have each other.... Later, Kevin went to the prison and informed Ryder that he posted his bail. Kevin brought him to Crimson Lights, where they were greeted by a concerned Jana, Michael and Lauren. Jana offered to let Ryder sleep on their sofa, while Michael volunteered to represent Ryder. Still, both stressed that they were doing this as favors for Kevin. Lauren warned Ryder that if he messes with Kevin or anyone in Kevin's life, he'll regret it.... Deacon received his new assignment, where Lauren and Michael were the targets.
Chloe and Billy ran into each other at the magazine when he went to meet with Nick and Phyllis. Nick asked Billy why they should sell their publication to someone who doesn't have the greatest track record when it comes to work. Phyllis asked if Billy even knows how to run a magazine. Billy admitted that he's not an expert. Chloe jumped in and noted that Billy has great connections, and encouraged the Newmans to accept his offer. Billy then flashed the amount that he was willing to pay — and Nick and Phyllis promptly agreed to take it. Later, Billy informed Mac that Phyllis and Nick wanted to sell him Restless Style ... but he doesn't actually have the money to buy it.
Jack wasn't happy to hear that Billy intended to buy Restless Style and refused to give him the money he needed. Billy insisted that he'd make a great editor-in-chief, but Jack argued that he doesn't have any managerial experience. Billy pointed out that if he stayed at Jabot, he'd never get said experience.
Patty's "Dr. P." — the dark-haired woman who looks like Patty — visited her patient in the mental hospital. Patty explained to her that she needed to return to Genoa City to be with Jack. Dr. P. reminded her that Jack had hurt Patty, but Patty giddily replied that Jack has changed and they were getting married again. She then called her padded cell her "fabulous home." The doc noted that Patty looks just like her, which Patty took as a compliment. Dr. P. asked her who was responsible for Patty's extreme plastic surgery. Patty was confused and just kept saying that she's glad she looks like her doctor. She became furious when Dr. P. informed her that Patty and Jack are divorced.
At the hospital, Ashley thanked Victor for letting her keep the Newman Ranch. She told him that Faith's christening was being moved up and that Traci and Adam were going to be the baby's godparents. Victor urged Ashley to throw a big party afterward, but Ashley wanted to have a simple affair. He wanted to show how proud he was that his daughter was a Newman. Ashley accused him of perpetuating the rift between the Newmans and Abbotts.
Nikki and Paul went to Crimson Lights. He admitted that he still blames himself for what happened to Patty. Nikki stated that he's not responsible. Traci then arrived and cordially asked Nikki how Victor is doing. She was pleased to hear that Victor was going to be released soon. Nikki sincerely thanked Traci for allowing Victor to have Colleen's heart. Traci admitted that it had been a difficult decision, but she was glad that Colleen's heart was able to save a life. Traci then advised Nikki to think long and hard before getting involved with Victor again because he never changes.
Paul went to visit Patty and was shocked when he saw Dr. P. there. The doc introduced herself as Emily Peterson, explaining that Patty had been her patient last year and she didn't know what was going on with Patty until she saw the news. Emily took Paul outside and the doctor explained that Patty's living in a fantasy world. Paul asked how they met; Emily shared that she teaches at the University Of Minnesota and Patty had been the janitor there. After Patty began confiding in her, Emily had offered to take her on as a patient. Emily wanted Paul to work with her so they could help his sister. Paul filled her in on Victor bringing Patty back to Genoa City.
Billy told Traci about his plans to buy the magazine. She was excited for him, but wouldn't loan him the money. After, Billy went to the hospital and found Ashley continuing to argue with Victor. Ashley told her ex that he should be more humble given all that Traci's been through. Victor demanded
that she and Billy leave his room. They went to the ranch, where Ashley thanked him for always looking out for her. Billy then asked Ashley for the money and was thrilled when she agreed to give it to him. He promised to make her proud.
Jack met with Katherine and Jill at Indigo. They informed him that Jabot's sales are down, but he assured them the company was restructuring. They were surprised when he revealed that Billy quit. Kay announced that she's making Jill Jack's partner. Jack didn't like the idea, but Kay advised them to learn how to co-exist. Jill was more optimistic about their partnership working, reminding him that she loves Jabot as much as he does. He reluctantly gave her a status report, noting which person's PR firm he'd hired. Jill heartily approved of his decision, which surprised him. However,
they soon got into a debate over whether to put out a men's cosmetic line. After Jack left, Jill called the PR agency and instructed the firm to put out a press release saying, "Jill Abbott is back in charge at Jabot, right where she belongs."
Kay met up with Nikki at the coffeehouse. Kay was surprised when Nikki informed her that Victor and Ashley are getting divorced but said she believed that Nikki and Victor are destined to be together. Nikki agreed and thought that she and Victor might actually have a future this time around, though she was frightened by the prospect.
Jack paid Victor a visit at the hospital. Paul joined them and announced that he has someone he wants Victor to meet. He then brought in Emily.
Ashley gave Billy the money for Restless Style, joking that she expected him to give her the shoe samples he receives for the fashion spreads. She then went to the church to prepare for Faith's christening and informed the priest that the baby's father is still in the hospital. She was surprised to see Sharon there; Sharon explained that she was there to meet for a bereavement group. She congratulated Ash on the baby as a concerned Adam looked on. He joined them and revealed to Sharon that he's going to be the baby's godfather. She was happy for him. She also advised him to visit Victor so that he and his father can begin making amends.
At the hospital, Paul and Jack introduced Victor to Emily, whom Victor thought was Patty at first. Jack reamed out Victor for all the trouble he caused in bringing Patty to Genoa City and listed Emily as one of his victims. Emily insisted that she could speak for herself, then angrily informed Victor that Patty was doing very well before he came into her life. Victor began to tell her to get lost, but Emily warned Newman that there are some people he just can't control ‹ like herself. Victor argued that Patty was never doing well and is a psychopath, then labeled Emily incompetent for not realizing that her patient has violent tendencies. "Her best friend was a stuffed cat. What does that tell you?" he barked. Emily noted that Jack was also responsible for damaging Patty. After she and Jack left, Paul confronted Victor. Victor told Paul that he should hire Emily to treat his sister and that he'd foot the bill. "What's in it for you?" Paul asked. Victor explained that he wants to help Patty, but Paul refused to accept his money.
Jack found Emily drinking alone at the G.C.A.C. bar. He admitted that he's made a lot of mistakes and regretted the way he treated Patty all those years ago. "I sent flowers to Patty once," he recalled, "but the truth was, my secretary sent them to her." He then explained how he began his relationship with "Mary Jane" before he knew she was Patty. Emily pointed out that he'd treated Patty just as poorly when she was in MJ mode.
Phyllis wasn't sure what to do now that Billy was planning to leave Restless Style. Nick assured her that she had many options. Billy arrived at the magazine and started to have doubts. Phyllis also got cold feet, but Billy went ahead and gave them his check. Phyllis tearfully announced to her staff that Billy is now in charge, but assured them that all of their jobs are safe.
At Crimson Lights, Mac confided in Chance about her problems running Jimmy's bar. Chance understood what it's like to have high hopes for something that doesn't pan out, and admitted that sometimes his detective job can be boring. Billy then called and asked Mac to meet him at Restless Style; she and Chance assumed that this meant that Billy had purchased the magazine. When Chance phoned Chloe, she neglected to mention that Billy was now the boss at her workplace. Mac arrived at the magazine to congratulate Billy, as a jealous Chloe looked on. Before Phyllis and Nick left, Billy promised to take good care of her magazine. Chance then arrived and asked why Chloe didn't tell him about Billy. She nervously replied that she was going to tell him but has been busy. Chance didn't buy it.... Phyllis and Nick went to the club to celebrate her new life.
Ashley went home to the Newman Ranch. Sharon soon came by with a box full of baby things and offered them to Ashley. Ashley was touched and revealed that she'd hoped that their little girls would grow up together. Sharon gave Ashley a necklace that said "Faith" on it, but Ashley told her to keep it. Just as Sharon was about to leave, the baby began crying. Sharon was clearly affected.
Adam visited Victor and assured his father that everyone would forgive Victor eventually and get past him bringing Patty to town, just as Victor had gotten past Adam's crimes. Victor coldly replied that Adam hadn't yet made amends for framing him for murder. Adam vowed to prove himself to Victor.
At the Newman Ranch, Traci, Adam and Ashley got ready for Faith's christening. Ashley shared that Traci gave Faith Colleen's christening gown. Adam thought that this was brave to her and wondered how a person can handle losing a child. Traci replied that you try to honor that person. Adam flashed back to how he'd blackmailed Dr. Taylor into telling Sharon that her baby had died while he gave Faith to Ashley.
At Crimson Lights, Jack argued with Katherine over having to work with Jill. Kay stood firm in her decision to have them work together, but Jack was confident that Ashley and Billy would be back at the company, and it would be run by the Abbotts once again.
At Restless Style, Billy was horrified when he saw his first cover, which had a woman sitting with a toy dog on it.
At Newman Enterprises, J.T. tried to talk to Victoria about the state of their marriage, but she was swamped with work. She stopped, though, when he shared that he was planning to go to a job interview in New York. She believed that he was punishing her for cheating with Deacon. He noted that she never wants to talk about their marriage. He also said that he wants to get a job outside of Victor's orbit. Their argument was interrupted when Victoria received a work-related call. He was annoyed when she went to take care of it.
Sharon went to the church and told Reverend Bennett that
she feels the most calm while she's there. The Reverend assured her that she'd eventually heal from her pain. Soon Ashley arrived with Faith.
Nick and Phyllis went to the coffeehouse after dropping Summer off at school. Phyllis asked Nick if they could move because she didn't want to stay on the ranch grounds and be near Victor.
Nick and Phyllis, as well as Billy and Mac, arrived at the church and greeted Ashley and Faith. Adam presented Faith with a gift that had once been his mother's. Ashley and Traci were touched, but Nick glowered at his brother. Jack arrived and asked Phyllis how Nick was doing. Phyllis replied that Nick's still dealing with the loss of his child and she's just trying to be there for him.... J.T. and Victoria showed up, still arguing.... The christening finally began. Adam and Traci took their spots as the godparents. Everyone was shocked when Victor and Nikki arrived together. Traci handed the baby to Newman and he took his place next to Ashley. The
Reverend then introduced Faith Colleen and spoke about how Colleen lived through her. He baptized the baby as a proud Ashley and Victor looked on. Adam was in awe as he cradled his goddaughter. Nick and Phyllis then held her and admired her "Newman eyes." Sharon was about to enter the church, but spied Nick with the baby and became upset. Adam's face fell as he watched Sharon....Traci and Victor shared a warm moment as they celebrated the occasion. She thought it was appropriate that she was the godmother of his child when he'd been Colleen's godfather.... Kay came over to say hello to Victor and noted that he'd arrived with Nikki. "Yes, I did," he smiled.... Nikki noticed that Victoria seemed to be distracted.... Mac admitted to J.T. that she was a bit startled when the name Faith Colleen was announced. J.T. was pleased that Colleen would live on through the child.... Victor held the baby and promised to teach her everything she needs to succeed. Jack joined him and told the child that she's also an Abbott.
After the christening, Kay visited Billy at Restless Style and reminded him how often magazines fold. He was confident that the magazine would stay afloat. He then showed her the cover and she agreed it wasn't the best. Chloe noted that they didn't have the time or money to change it. Later, Billy decided to do an exposé on how Victor stole Colleen's heart. Chloe thought this was a terrible idea, but he believed that Victor deserved it.
At the church, Victor and Ashley continued to admire the baby. She thanked him for not fighting her over the ranch. He then told Nick and Victoria that he and Ashley are divorcing and she's going to stay at the ranch. This piqued Phyllis's interest.... Victoria and J.T. continued to fight over him wanting to go to New York. He told her that she's acting just like her father and he doesn't want to be married to Victor. "You won't be if you take that job," she spat.... At Newman, Phyllis told Nick that she no longer wants to go house hunting now that Victor is away from the ranch. He then offered her a job at Newman, but said that he needs to have a "one on one interface" with her first. She and Nick began getting hot and heavy right on top of his desk.
Adam paid Sharon a visit, explaining that he saw how upset she was at the church. She admitted that she's a wreck and was also planning to name her daughter Faith. She wondered if it was her fault that her baby died. Adam insisted that it wasn't, but she regretted many of the choices she's made in her life. Adam replied that he's also done some terrible things. "We're not even in the same universe," he sighed. "You have to know now." He then blurted out that he's straight but seduced Rafe to get his way.
Traci bid farewell to Jack and Ashley. Ashley wasn't sure if Traci would ever want to return to Genoa City, but Jack was confident that she'd be back. Jack implored Ashley to talk to Billy about returning to Jabot, but she replied that she loaned Billy the money for the magazine. Jack was shocked.
Victor and Nikki checked into a suite at the G.C.A.C. She believed that he should be at the ranch, but he felt that it was time to move on. He was about to say more about his and Nikki's future, but she asked him not to say it just yet.
Billy and Chloe continued to debate over his cover story idea. He agreed to hold off on the exposé. However, when she stepped away, he called the printer and asked him to nix the dog cover story.
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t ? cdjj Vivisection Proposal Argued Day-Long Hearing Held by City Council (Pictures on Pages 1 and 33.) The city council wound up a day-long hearing on a proposed vivisection ordinance late Wednesday afternoon. Councilman heard arguments from supporters of the proposal that animals are sorely needed for continuing research in the medical fight against disease. And on the other side of the issue, they were told by anti-vivisectionists that passage of the legislation would submit stray animals to cruelty and mistreatment. The hearing was adjourned after several speakers, who appeared earlier took the microphone a second time to answer questions by Councilmen Fred J. Cassibry and Victor H. Schiro. The proposed ordinance, which is scheduled for final action1'/by the council Thursday, would provide that dogs not claimed by their owners and unwanted as pets by any other \ persons shall be made available for scientific studies in univer-1 sities, hospitals and other scientific institutions designated by the New Orleans board of health. It would authorize the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to release live dogs for such studies under' restrictions to be imposed by the SPCA and only after they are unclaimed after a specified period of t;me. CHAMBER PACKED-The council chamber was packed with spectators and persons, wanting to be heard either in opposition or in favor of the controversial proposal. The hearing began shortly after 10 a. m., but all available seats were taken almost an hour earlier. Most of those appearing as supporters of the ordinance wore large tags bearing the word "For." At the morning session the council allowed each side 45 minutes in which to present speakers. When the council resumed the hearing at 1:30 p. m., each side was given another half-hour and then 15 minutes for rebuttal. During the hearing Council! President Glenn P. Clasen had to rap for order and threaten to eject some of the spectators when they attempted to heckle sneakers. LED BY CAHILL Dr. Alton Ochsner said that Proponents of the ordinance! most chest and abdominal op- were led by Elwood F. Cahill, chairman of a citizens committee to obtain animals for medical research. He reviewed the provisions of the ordinance and introduced those who spoke in favor of the measure. erations were made; possible u~ animal research and told tl: present that probably every one of them has benefited in some way from animal research. CALLED 'NECESSITY* Maj. Gen. Raymond Fleming, He asserted • that under the I former adjutant general, termed ordinance the SPCA would be the ordinance a, necessity. ."If given unprecedented power with respect to restrictions on the uses of the animals. He read a list of civic organizations and other groups supporting the measure as well as a letter from the Rev. Guy Le-Mieux, S.J., professor of philosophy at Loyola university, in which the priest said that the use of animals in medical research is aprpoved by Catholic moralists. A leader for the opposition was J. Edward Salathe, who introduced many of the speakers opposing the ordinance and called upon ,the council to allow the SPCA to function as it has in past years. DRe CREECH SPEAKS The first person introduced by Cahill was Dr. Oscar Creech, a member of the Tulane university department of surgery, who stated that medical research is largely responsible for progress in the treatment of many diseases and that animals are essential to such research. Enough animals are not avail- all communities in the United States prohibited the use of animals in research we would not have the cures for diseases which have crippled or killed thousands,'* he asserted. Another speaker in favor of the ordinance was Dr. H. S. Mayerson, professor of physiology at Tulane, who explained that a great deal of time, money and effort is expended trying to house the animals in the best possible way. "It is essential that we treat them as patients," he said. "We are not frivolous." Others who voiced their approval of the measure at the morning session were Mrs. Paul W. Mcllhenny, Mrs. Mims Gage, Dr. Victor Halpern, professor of dentistry at Loyola university, Mrs. Louis Abram-son Jr., Howard Wilson, president of the Young Men's Business Club, and Dr. J.JD. Rives, a member of theilepartment of surgery at the Louisiana State university school of medicine. ' able in New Orleans, he said. ANTIBIOTICS RESEARCH Dr. Creech and Dr. Edward Dr. Rives said that antibi-Hyman, also of the Tulane de- otics and other drugs have been partment of surgery, introduced developed after research on ani-l a 77-year-old man from Hahn vills who was the first person to be treated for cancer by a new technique which had been tested first on dogs, and four children who had undergone corrective surgery of types perfected through the use of animal research. WANTS ASSURANCES The two doctors were followed • by Raymond Mix, chairman of the community services committee cf the Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, who told the council that his committee is in accord with the provisions of the ordinance, but only with the assurance that every care will be taken to prevent unnecessary suffering in the use of the animals. Dr. James F. Redmond, superintendent of the Orleans parish school board, termed the ordinance "a good piece of legislation which provides checks and balances" and said that he was interested in its passage because of the relationship of this kind of research to school children. mals and that "we believe it; is more important to save hu-j mans than animals." . First speaker to oppose the ordinance was John Morrill, president of the Louisiana SPCA, who pointed out that it was the second time that his organization has been called upon to state its position in the matter. "The first time," he said, "Mr. Frank B. Hayne, who was president at that time state, 'The SPCA as a humane organization! dees not nor will it ever advocate or support any ordinance requiring it to deliver dogs or! animals for medical research.' H Morrill said rthat up to the] present time the .organization has seen no reason for changing this viewpoint. "We feel that any change such as proposed by the present ordinance would violate the original and fundamental purpose of the society," he asserted. POINTS TO SHELTER Morrill said that the society has built a new $200,000 shelter so that unwanted pets may be placed for adoption or painlessly put to death. Morrill said 'hat it is possible that such a change as proposed in the ordinance "might eventually lead to a diminishing value of the Louisiana SPCA to the citizens of New Orleans." W. A. Osborn, 3219 Jefferson ave., contended that "horrible procedures described as common practice in medical schools and laboratories cannot be labeled as propaganda. They are the published reports appearing in medical journals, and include for verification purposes the publication, date, page number and author. He claimed that vivisection is not the issue in the controversy. He maintained that the only question is whether or not it is morally right and legally proper to permit or direct a humane society, particularly one supported to a large extent by public funds, to dispose of unwanted animals in a manner contrary to the best interest of the animal itself, the contribution to man's welfare and medical science being strictly a tangent issue presumably offered for its popular appeal. 'EMOTION' SCORED Fred Meyers, executive director of the Humane Society of the United States, said that it was shocking that "men of science would call upon drama, window dressing and emotion which has no bearing on the ordinance." He referred to the in-; jtroduction of the children and. the aged man by Dr. Creech and Dr. Hyman. He made the charge that statements that animals used in research are treated humanely are "falsehoods," and alleged that some laboratory workers are now violating the state anti-cruelty statute. Two years ago, he said, his society ; attempted to get facts as to how animals are treated during the experiments but were denied access to records by LSU. Investigators were placed in laboratories as workers and they sent in daily reports which he said repeatedly show that animals were used for abdominal and brain surgery and then put back in cages and given no care until they died. "The ordinance is unworkable. No SPCA could fail to impose such restrictions as would be regarded as impossible by the laboratories involved," he asserted.
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"Now it's David Ranta's day to suck in some fresh air and enjoy his free life out there," Abraham said. But he said the decision to release him left him "confused."
"Is the shooter still out there? We're pointing to a dead man to close the case? That's asinine," he said.
Werzberger died four days after being shot, a victim of the attempted holdup of a diamond courier. The courier escaped, but the would-be robber shot Werzberger through the window of his parked car, hauled him out of the vehicle and drove off, according to the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
Ranta was arrested six months later, when two men facing trial on their own robbery charges gave his name to police, prosecutors recounted in asking that his conviction be tossed out.
In an initial lineup, only one witness recognized Ranta, and that was after a lengthy conversation with a Yiddish interpreter, they noted. In the second lineup, three youths identified him and repeated that identification in court. One witness who didn't identify him was the courier, the intended target of the holdup.
Attorney: 'There was no physical evidence'
When questioned by detectives, Ranta initially denied any involvement in the killing. Then he acknowledged knowing one of the jail inmates who identified him, according to prosecutors. He admitted he had been near the scene and knowing his friends had planned a holdup. Then he admitted he had been involved in planning the diamond heist, acted as the lookout and had seen the other men with the gun.
"The police had an alleged confession from him, but there was no physical evidence," Michael Baum, the lawyer who represented Ranta at his trial, told CNN. "The jewelry courier, he testified for the defense, saying that Ranta wasn't the guy."
Four years after Ranta's conviction, a woman named Theresa Astin came forward to say her husband had been the killer. Joseph Astin, who had died in a 1990 car accident, had been possible suspect before: Scarcella had brought the courier to the morgue in hopes that he could identify Astin as the gunman, but he couldn't.
Baum sought a new trial for his client based on the widow's testimony, without success. Then in 2011, Lieberman came forward.
"It was on his conscience for all these years," Baum said. "He was 13 years old at the time. He was just a kid. He was just doing what they told him to do."
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As O'Mara began to dig into the case, details unraveled. One of the two jail inmates who put the finger on Ranta had since died; the second told prosecutors he had fabricated earlier statements he made about Ranta, hoping that his cooperation would help his own criminal case. His girlfriend at the time confessed that her account was manufactured as well. And Theresa Astin reiterated her previous testimony.
Scarcella said the case against Ranta was "very simple," and he sharply disputes Lieberman's account of being coached.
"They're saying that I framed it," Scarcella said. "I want to go on record saying this: I never framed anyone in my life, and you would have to be a low, low devil to do something like that. I slept very good for the last 22 years."
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The major averages see small gains but fall for the week as sparring begins between the White House and House Speaker Boehner on fixing the fiscal cliff. Apple rallies after three big losses. Disney sags. Kayak jumps after merger with Priceline.com.
After two nasty days of declines, the stock market struggled to finish ahead today. It succeeded with very small gains, but the major averages still had their worst weekly performance in five months.
If you want to thank someone for at least halting the losses this week, thank consumers, who are more confident about the economy. Thank Apple (AAPL), which rallied today after three straight declines.
Thank Priceline.com (PCLN), which is buying Kayak Software (KYAK), operator of the Kayak travel site, for some $1.8 billion. Kayak shares were up $8.63 to $39.67.
The wild card for the market today has been Washington and the fiscal cliff -- the mixture of government spending cuts and tax hikes set to take effect Jan. 1. Remarks today by President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner suggested there remain big differences in approach. Big enough, in fact, the Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) briefly fell into the red after Obama said a solution to the fiscal cliff had to be balanced -- some tax increases and spending cuts. Boehner opposes any tax increases.
The Dow ultimately finished with a 4-point gain to 12,815. The blue chips had been up as many as 79 points and down as many as 26 after Obama's remarks. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) gained 2 points to 1,380, and the Nasdaq Composite Index ($COMPX) gained 9 points to 2,905.
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The Nasdaq-100 Index ($NDX) rose 12 points to 2,584. Apple, which represents about 17% of the market capitalization of the index, rose $9.31 to $547.06. The shares had been as high as $554.88 after falling more than 8% in the past three days.
The Dow's gain would have been more than 20 points higher if Walt Disney (DIS) were flat today. But the entertainment giant's fiscal-fourth-quarter earnings and outlook disappointed Wall Street, and the shares were down $2.98 to $47.06.
Despite today's gains, the Dow and the S&P 500 suffered their third straight weekly losses and fourth in the last five. The Nasdaq had its fifth weekly loss in a row and seventh in the last eight weeks.
The Dow fell 2.1% for the week, while the S&P 500 was off 2.4%, their worst weekly performances since the end of May. The Nasdaq's 2.6% loss was its worst since the week of Oct. 8.
Those losses were modest compared with the 3.2% loss suffered by Japan's Nikkei 225 Index ($JP:N225) or the 2.7% decline for Germany's Dax Index ($DE:DAX).
But the week still left the Dow S&P 500 and Nasdaq below their 200-day moving averages, a bearish sign for markets. But the market is oversold by other measures, with a bounceback rally at the very least due in the near future.
The big risks, of course, are the fiscal cliff and what happens in Europe.
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Dow Industrials | 12,815.39 | 13,093.16 | -2.12% | 4.89% | ||||||||
Nasdaq | 2,904.87 | 2,982.13 | -2.59% | 11.50% | ||||||||
Russell 2000 | 795.02 | 814.37 | -2.38% | 7.30% | ||||||||
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10-yr. Treasury | 1.61% | 1.73% | -6.55% | -13.79% | ||||||||
Gold | $1,730.90 | 1,675.20 | 3.32% | 10.47% |
Consumers are feeling better
The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan's preliminary index of consumer sentiment for November increased to 84.9 from 82.6 the prior month. Economists had expected a reading of around 83.
The gains were due to lower gasoline prices and an improvement in both housing and labor markets, according to Capital Research, an economic consulting firm.
Capital Research economist Amna Asaf was skeptical the gains in the index would translate into more consumer spendiing. The fiscal cliff will get lots of news play and may weigh on markets.
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A busy week ahead
The fiscal cliff will dominate headlines next week as will changes in China's leadership and events in Europe.
But the week will feature reports on producer and consumer price inflation on Wednesday and Thursday and important reports on manufacturing in New York and the mid-Atlantic states, also on Thursday.
Plus, the Federal Reserve releases minutes of its October meeting on Wednesday.
It's a big week for earnings, including:
- Monday: D.R. Horton (DHI) and Jacobs Engineering (JEC).
- Tuesday: Home Depot (HD), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Michael Kors (KORS) and Saks (SKS).
- Wednesday: Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) and Staples (SPLS).
- Thursday: Wal-Mart Stores (WMT), Ross Stores (ROST), Viacom (VIA) and Gap (GPS).
- Friday: Ann (ANN), Foot Locker (FL) and J.M. Smucker (SJM)
The bad news for J.C. Penney (JCP) keeps getting worse. The struggling department-store chain reported today a wider third-quarter loss than Wall Street expected on a nearly 27% sales drop.
Shares fell $1.05 to $20.64 and are off 52% from their 2012 high, reached on Feb. 9.
Today's was the third consecutive quarter losses and sales declines as customers continue to show that they're unhappy with Penney's decision this year to ditch hundreds of coupons and annual sales in favor of everyday low pricing.
The poor results underscore the challenges facing Penney CEO Ron Johnson, the former Apple executive brought in a year ago to turn the company around. Since then Johnson, who masterminded Apple's popular retail stores, has been working to change everything at Penney's, from its stores to its merchandise.
The problem is it will takes years to get it all changed, and the big question is whether its board of directors will wait long enough for the changes to work.
Late today, Standard & Poor's cut the company's credit ratiing to B- from B+. That's deeper into junk territory.
A broad rally fadesAt one point, all of the 10 sectors in the S&P 500 rose today. That list dropped to six at the close. The leaders were technology, health care and industrial stocks. The laggards were utility, consumer discretionary, materials and energy shares.
Boeing (BA), Caterpillar (CAT) and IBM (IBM) contributed nearly 30 points to the Dow by themselves. Twenty of the 30 Dow stocks were higher.
Meanwhile, 271 S&P 500 stocks were higher, along with 52 Nasdaq-100 stocks.
International Game Technology (IGT), medical-device maker Covidien (COV) and Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF) were the S&P 500 leaders. Disney, J.C. Penney and Microchip Technology (MCHP) were the laggards.
Research In Motion (RIMM) was the Nasdaq-100 leader, followed by Sirius XM Radio (SIRI). The laggards were Microchip Technology and Nvidia (NVDA).
Separately, Groupon (GRPN) was down $1.16 to $2.76. The online deals service posted third-quarter results that showed slowing revenue growth and a decline of its core business.
But Zipcar (ZIP) was up 96 cents to $7. The car-sharing company posted strong third-quarter results and is still on track to report its first annual profit in 2012.
Oil and gold rise
Crude oil (-CL) in New York settled up 98 cents to $86.07 a barrel. Brent crude in London, the bigger determinant in gasoline prices, had risen $1.99 to $109.24 a barrel.
The national average retail price of gasoline was at $3.456 a gallon, down from Thursday's $3.464.
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Volcker....Had something good a little earlier....Kinda sides with Brutus on opinions about "deficits and debts"....But, did agree also, they are and have been a "necessary evil."
I've had a terrible time posting anything long or well thought out....Plus we had company show up for a couple hours...Dang 4G, it's all Obama's fault.
Wait a minute that doesn't start until January 21st..2013....Right ??
I didn't say to cut spending. The stuimulus spending has largely already ceased, and the war spending would end with the wars, and automatic stabilizer spending would end with fewer people qualifying for the conditions that give it to them. I don't think the deficit will be that bad at that point, certainly less that our nominal growth. Plus I think there will be more of an appetite to address it when we are expanding. Not do something like start 2 wars while cutting taxes.
Discretionary spending isn't the long term budget issue. Never has been. Medicare has, and continues to be.
You are still living the fairy tale that our government is willing to cut spending, and that cut in spending will not cause GDP to drop. Good luck with that.
And just so you know, I HOPE LIKE HELL THAT YOU ARE RIGHT!!! Being a father and a homeowner, I don't need more floundering and trillion dollar deficits. I want prosperity!
I just disagree with how you think we can get there.
If the dollar is stronger, it makes no difference for anything prioduced domestically. All that happens is imported goods become cheaper, which aren't make from taxed labor. This is at the expense of jobs associated with export industries, so the UE rate increases as does safety net spending. Congrats, you've increased the deficit by diminishing tax revenue and increasing expenditures.
Fannie and Freddie are using their money to buy more mortages... That's pretty much what they do.
The reason the US is the best place to invest is because we're in a better position long run than anyone else. We have monetary flexibility, unlike Greece or Spain, and have a tax base that can provide sufficient revenue to reduce the debt to GDP ratio during normal times. We're the safe place because we're organically the best out there.
A RECESSION MAKES THINGS WORSE! I know you really don't want to look at history or Europe, but it really doesn't matter how many times you say it's the only way, it isn't. It's an incredibly self-destructive avenue that puts us a circumstance with even worse debts and limits our ability to build on them.
How to fix it? First, revenue increases by bringing passive income to normal income rates (average gain across the time the instrument was held for capital gains). Next, no cap for SS. Next, adopting a rationing method for Medicare. Not that you can't have treatment, but that you'll need to pay for it or work it out with the hospital. The passive income would need to be phased in over a few years, but these wouldn't create a severe drag on the economy. Once the war spending is over and tax revenues return to their old averages, I don't think we're running that much of a deficit.
And you do realize that things are in textbooks for a reason right? This isn't Texas where they just decide to vote to put garbage in there because it forwards a political motive. They're there because the information is well researched and relevant. Normally there are historic examples to point to, but I don't need to point to them because we have the alternate happening and it made everything worse!
I swear, did you see Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade? You're watching someone step on the 'J' and fall to their doom saying "Oh.. I guess that "J" must have had other problems. Let's try this 'J'"
"Swag: The dollar is a lot stronger than it was at the start of 2008... And a strong dollar actually puts is in a less competitive stance on the global stage, making export industies lose their customers and the jobs that go with it. Strategic devaluation of currency increases the ability of a country to export goods and services. Stronger dollars lead to one thing... cheaper imported goods."
AND allows my paycheck to stretch further. I'm like most Americans, I personally don't export anything. I want my expenses to be lower. A stronger dollar would give me that.
"The recent round is actually mostly clearing MBS's off Fannie and Freddie's books. The ones the B of A aren't being forced to buy back. The intension being to allow Fannie and Freddie to buy additional mortgages."
I wasn't sure where the Fed was buying it from, but to move the crap MBS's from one Fed agency to another does not change who's ultimately going to be on the hook for them. So then Fannie and Freddie are doing what with this new found money? I dunno, but I do wonder....
"I think what you mean by "I don't need to see it on paper to know it's true" is I don't care what reality is, and I don't care if it's right or not. This is what I WANT to believe."
What I'm saying is you and I both know what the one true, "safe" investment is still on the market today, and that's investing in America. My bigger point is I don't like why that is. Fed manipulation can't last forever, and we will pay for it on the back end.
"Starting the process right in an aggressive fashion now makes the deficit worse. We go into recession and tax revenues bottom out AGAIN. We have seen this over and over again. We see it in the UK. I know, you say they never tried austerity because they never had a surplus.. EXACTLY!! Increases in safety net spending from increased unemployment and decreases in revenue make deficits worse. Starting the process by looking at the picture and thinking about what can be done that doesn't cause a cataclysm in process is.. what we're actually doing."
So how, other than quoting your text book, do you purpose we do this? HC & energy costs (tied to military costs) are going to continue to rise, a 5% rise would be below what we have been seeing. How do you purpose we increase revenue, drop borrowing, and increase GDP by more than that 5%.
A recession is the only way.
Swag: The dollar is a lot stronger than it was at the start of 2008... And a strong dollar actually puts is in a less competitive stance on the global stage, making export industies lose their customers and the jobs that go with it. Strategic devaluation of currency increases the ability of a country to export goods and services. Stronger dollars lead to one thing... cheaper imported goods.
The recent round is actually mostly clearing MBS's off Fannie and Freddie's books. The ones the B of A aren't being forced to buy back. The intension being to allow Fannie and Freddie to buy additonal mortgages. Any individual or institutional investor that opts to take part in this would liekly be replacing it with more MBS's since they would need to inform off of their holders of any change in the portfolio's composition. If they move toward holding government debt, then it's because that's what the administrators see as the best holdings for their clients. Requiring, of course, disclosure and implicit acceptance of that change.
I think what you mean by "I don't need to see it on paper to know it's true" is I don't care what reality is, and I don't care if it's right or not. This is what I WANT to believe.
Starting the process right in an aggressive fashion now makes the deficit worse. We go into recession and tax revenues bottom out AGAIN. We have seen this over and over again. We see it in the UK. I know, you say they never tried austerity because they never had a surplus.. EXACTLY!! Increases in safety net spending from increased unemployment and decreases in revenue make deficits worse. Starting the process by looking at the picture and thinking about what can be done that doesn't cause a cataclysm in process is.. what we're actually doing.
Which once the Fed stops buying, is exactly what we will get. I would like to avoid that before it happens.
"We still wouldn't be experiencing the rates we are if there wasn't demand for our debt. The Federal Reserve's latest measures aren't even about US debt, it's MBS's."
They are buying the MBS's, freeing up pensions and other investors to buy........ treasury bonds. I don't need to see it on paper to know it to be true. It's more about the Fed being a fake player than anything else.
"When rates increase again, the ability to adjust would be medium term at best. Again, if we aggressively go after the debt now the debt to GDP gets worse and our long term ability to meet those obligations suffers at any rate. Growing now puts us on a better footing to handle those rates later."
Unless the real issues get addressed, namely HC and energy / defense costs, we will NEVER be able to grow fast enough to out pace the debt. And any cut in borrowing brings GDP down. And with 2% growth all we have been able to muster, even with the 7%+ borrowing, how you expect to all the sudden grow faster than borrow and not see a recession is beyond mind boggling.
"And the debts we extend are fixed rate, not variable. So newly issues debt is under 2% for 10 years regardless of what rates do in the meantime."
It's not the "today" borrowing, it's the reliance on it going forward. We will not all the sudden be able to stop it. We need to start the process now, so that we are already not in need of the borrowing when the cost is higher.
"Food and fuel have more to do with growing conditions and global conditions than anything. Meat is actually cheaper than it's been in a long time. And fuel is cheaper than it was in 2008, and steady for about the last 2 years. When durable goods are increasing dramatically, then there's an inflationary threat. (Besides, inflation would be on the monetary side, not the deficit)"
Many factors, yes. But with a stronger dollar our costs would be lower. What I care about most is JOBS and COST OF LIVING.
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My lungs spasm as they draw in the noxious fumes of this new and hostile environment. Surprisingly the air does contain enough oxygen to survive.
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Swag: Your list is either misunderstanding or misallocating the impact of deficts.
Running high deficits, when they're negatively impactful, actually serves to raise interest rates since loanable funds are more scarce. Savers displace part of their saving to finance the government, leaving less for the private investment market. This scarcity increases the market price for their loans, pushing banks to offer higher interest rates for illiquid savings. (Liquid savings has been between 2 and 0 since about 1990.)
We still wouldn't be experiencing the rates we are if there wasn't demand for our debt. The Federal Reserve's latest measures aren't even about US debt, it's MBS's.
When rates increase again, the ability to adjust would be medium term at best. Again, if we aggressively go after the debt now the debt to GDP gets worse and our long term ability to meet those obligations suffers at any rate. Growing now puts us on a better footing to handle those rates later.
And the debts we extend are fixed rate, not variable. So newly issues debt is under 2% for 10 years regardless of what rates do in the meantime.
Food and fuel have more to do with growing conditions and global conditions than anything. Meat is actually cheaper than it's been in a long time. And fuel is cheaper than it was in 2008, and steady for about the last 2 years. When durable goods are increasing dramatically, then there's an inflationary threat. (Besides, inflation would be on the monetary side, not the deficit)
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So all my finger crossing and hoping that inFamous was going to pick up must have paid off.
So all my finger crossing and hoping that inFamous was going to pick up must have paid off.
Finally! A different kind of zombie story! Don't get me wrong, I do love the zombie genre, but with the mass popularity craze for anything undead, it can be a little tiresome reading the same thing over and over again.
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