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Reynolds H.S. principal under investigation for funds misuse
TROUTDALE, Ore. - The principal of Reynolds High School is under investigation for possibly mishandling student body funds.
Jeff Gilbert has been at the school for the last four years before the district put him on unpaid leave at the beginning of the month for failing to complete continuing education courses.
Because of the ongoing investigation, district spokeswoman Andrea Watson wouldn't elaborate on the new allegation. So it is unknown how much money Gilbert is under investigation for possibly mishandling or how the district thinks he might have misused it.
Many students KATU News interviewed Thursday said they want to see Gilbert come back.
"He tries to make sure everyone is graduating and make sure they're on time to graduate and all of that," said Jeff Zell, a senior.
Gilbert has received so much support from students since his contract expired they even held a protest to bring him back.
But not everyone shares that opinion. A couple of students said they felt Gilbert should have made sure his job was his top priority and taken the continuing education course the district requires.
The Reynolds High School website has a short statement on it letting parents know about the investigation into the suspected mishandling of student body funds.
Gilbert's attorney, Jim Brown, said it's too early in the investigation to comment.
The school has placed an interim principal at Reynolds as the investigation continues.


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Democratic Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska disagrees with his Republican counterpart on the issue of the military draft.
Nelson says increasing incentives for soldiers to stay in the military and more support from allies is the answer to meeting the nation's military needs abroad.
Republican Chuck Hagel has called for consideration of a military draft, or developing mandatory government service to fill out the nation's strained military forces around the world.
Nelson's office said a draft could put an immense strain on the nation's military budget.
Nelson spokesman David DiMartino says it costs up to $100,000 to train one soldier.


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San Fernando Valley home prices surged again in June amid plunging foreclosure activity and tight inventory, according to two reports released Monday.
Last month, the median home price in the Valley increased 29.3 percent, to $505,000 from $390,500 a year ago, said the San Fernando Valley Economic Research Center at California State University, Northridge. It was the 12th consecutive month of year-over-year price increases.
Just since May, the median is up 1.2 percent from $499,000, and June was the first time the median rose above $500,000 since May 2008, the center said.
"The median price is going up little faster than I expected but that's because there are more sales in higher priced areas, which is a good sign the market is coming back," said economist William W. Roberts, the center's director.
There is also less distress in the market now.
Foreclosures in June fell 57.6 percent to 101 properties from 238 a year earlier. There were 102 foreclosures in May. This was the lowest level since 91 foreclosures in December 2006.
Fewer homeowners got in trouble with the mortgages, too. Default notices issued by lenders plunged 60 percent to 347 in June from 867 a year earlier, the center said. And they were down from 388 in May.
Roberts expects foreclosures to be in the 100 to 150 a month range for at least the rest of the year because of relatively high unemployment.
Sales of new and previously owned houses and condominiums fell 9.9 percent to 1,421 properties in June from 1,577 a year ago. Sales fell 13.4 percent from May.
The center tracks the market from Glendale through Calabasas.
The Van Nuys-based Southland Regional Association of Realtors report showed a similar trend. The group tracks the market roughly from Toluca Lake through Calabasas.
The association's report showed that last month the median price of a previously owned house increased 27.2 percent to $507,500 from $399,000 a year earlier. But it fell 2.4 percent from $520,000 in May.
Sales last month increased 3.8 percent to 544 from 524 a year earlier but fell 9.9 percent from 604 in May, the association said.
"It was to be expected. There was just a lot of pent-up demand. I feel the (increase) in prices will eventually taper off," said Jim Link, the association's CEO.
In the condominium market both sales and prices made year-over-year big gains in June.
Last month the median condo price jumped 30.7 percent to $320,000 from $244,900 a year earlier and gained $10,000 from May.
Condo sales increased 28.8 percent to 228 units from 171 a year earlier. Sales fell 9.9 percent from 253 in May.
Traditional sales, one in which the seller had equity, hit their highest level in June since the association began tracking the statistic a year ago. Of the 772 home and condo sales last month traditional deals accounted for a 78.4 market share, short sales a 13.9 percent share and foreclosures a 7.1 percent share.
The latter was well off the peak of a 24.6 foreclosure share last December, the association said.
"I think it's just another sign of a market that is getting healthy," Link said.
But the market is still constrained by tight inventory.
At the end of last month there were 1,329 properties listed for sale, a 1.7 month supply at the current sales pace. A six-month supply is considered a balanced market, the association said.
"There are still so few properties listed for sale and such heavy demand for housing that prices continue to rise rapidly," association president Sharon Barron said in a statement.
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Majel Roddenberry Eagerly Awaiting 'Enterprise'By Christian
August 15, 2001 - 6:39 PM
She won't be involved with the series herself, Majel Barrett Roddenberry recently said she is eagerly awaiting Enterprise, the latest incarnation of the Star Trek franchise created by her husband.
"I have an idea what they're up to, and I'm looking forward to seeing the show," Roddenberry told the Sci-Fi Wire. "It sounds interesting, but I know they've got a safeguard in there. It is different, but if it shouldn't catch on and shouldn't go the way they want it to, they've already got a ship, already got a crew, so all they'd need to do is [tell] the same kinds of stories we're used to seeing."
Roddenberry has apparently grown a lot more positive about Enterprise over the past few months. In early April, when the premise had not been officially confirmed yet, Barrett said that she did not like "the re-writing of Gene's story." However, even then she already expressed a hope that Rick Berman would be able to do Gene justice (story).
While Roddenberry will be watching, Enterprise will be the first Star Trek series on which she will not be appearing, as she won't be voicing the ship's computer anymore. In addition, she also said she doubted she will be asked to play Lwaxana Troi in 'Star Trek: Nemesis.'
Without her Star Trek voicing gig, things may be going quiet for Roddenberry, as she told the SciFi Wire she will also stop working as executive producer on Earth: Final Conflict and Andromeda. Both shows were based on the works of Gene Roddenberry, but while Majel said Andromeda was "great the way it is," she did not feel this way about Earth: Final Conflict. "The whole concept has changed so tremendously that even though [earlier seasons] weren't very much of Gene's concept, at least we had the pretext of doing it [per Gene's writings]. Now, I guess, they've just forgotten the whole thing. It's an entirely different concept."
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text: So I am starting to get a little stressed. I have been to Disney numerous times in the past 10 years, yet I have never done Disney with a child. I just recently had a baby boy, July 31, 2012 and we are planning our first trip with the baby March 1st-8th. We were originally supposed to go in December, however, I decided I wanted to wait until he was a few months older. He will be 7 months old at the time of travel. What I am looking for are any tips on traveling with an infant and doing Disney with an infant. Where: AoA - LM section and have the normal dining plan. When: March 1st-8th Who: Me, DBF, DS, and my boyfriend's mom (we are all flying from NJ) also joining us will be my mom and her husband (who are Florida residents) I'm just concerned that I will fail at this because I usually feel like I have Disney so under control. This time, I'm concerned. I appreciate any advice you may have. Like silly stuff I'm thinking about - a diaper bag...is that something I can leave with my stroller in stroller parking, or do I carry a smaller bag so that I can take it on rides and what not? (I would of course carry my personal items in a smaller bag to take on rides and all) Here are a few pictures of my family! CHASE PATRICK with his Mickey Mouse blanket (he is my Disney Baby ) Here are the proud Mommy and Daddy


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Beginning on Saturday morning, Del Norte High will, once again, have a girls tennis program.
Longtime Warriors coach Jane Rumiano was hired Friday, according to Del Norte athletic director Bob Hadfield. The Warriors will take to their home courts on Saturday at 10 a.m. against Fortuna for their first match after an 11-day suspension of the program.
Rumiano's hiring came three days after Max Sweeney - a 2005 Del Norte High graduate hired on Aug. 14 after a months-long vacancy - resigned the position. Parents of some of theplayers complained about his use of profanity and behavior during matches.
Del Norte completed two full matches - defeating McKinleyville on Sept. 8 and losing to Eureka on Sept. 11 - and forfeited two others, against Arcata (scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 15) and North Coast Prep of Eureka (scheduled for Tuesday). Sweeney resigned following the match against Eureka.
The Warriors fielded an eight-person roster for their first two matches after opening the school year Sept. 4 with five rostered players, one fewer than the minimum required to play a full team match.
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David Duran Returns to FUN 107 [VIDEO]
Monday, June 30, 2014 marks the return of an old friend, as FUN 107 welcomes back David Duran! He's here to kickoff your workday at 9 AM and take you through your lunch. Carrying on with tradition, David's also spinning all of your favorite throwbacks at noon during the Back In The Day Café!
Before cracking open the FUN 107 microphone for the first time, he wanted to share a very special video greeting with you:


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MAXIMUS Inc. (NYSE:MMS) filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2011-12-31.
Maximus Inc. has a market cap of $1.51 billion; its shares were traded at around $44.91 with a P/E ratio of 20.2 and P/S ratio of 1.6. The dividend yield of Maximus Inc. stocks is 0.8%. Maximus Inc. had an annual average earning growth of 11.3% over the past 10 years.
Highlight of Business Operations:Revenue for the three month period ended December 31, 2011 increased 11.9% to $239.6 million. On a constant currency basis, the growth would have been 11.5%. Revenue increases were driven by growth in the Health Services Segment which offset lower revenue in the Human Services Segment resulting from the transition to the new Work Programme in the United Kingdom.
Selling, general and administrative expense (SG&A) consists of costs related to general management, marketing and administration. These costs include salaries, benefits, bid and proposal efforts, travel, recruiting, continuing education, employee training, non-chargeable labor costs, facilities costs, printing, reproduction, communications, equipment depreciation, intangible amortization, and legal expenses incurred in the ordinary course of business. SG&A as a percentage of revenue was consistent during the quarter ended December 31, 2011 and 2010 at 13.7% and 13.4%, respectively.
Revenue increased by 21.6% for the three month period ended December 31, 2011, compared to the same period in fiscal year 2011. The improvement of revenue in the quarter was driven by the expansion of Medicaid managed care on our Texas contract and other organic growth. Operating income in the three month period ended December 31, 2011 was lower compared to the same period last year due to normal contract life-cycle fluctuations and the timing of a project change order on an existing contract. In addition, the health margin experienced dilution in the first quarter of fiscal 2012 related to the growth on the Texas contract which is a lower margin, cost-reimbursable contract.
Revenues declined 3.0% for the three month period ended December 31, 2011, compared to the same period in fiscal year 2011. On a constant currency basis, revenue would have declined 4.1%. Revenue was lower due to the expected ramp up of revenue related to the transition to the new Work Programme contract in the United Kingdom. The Work Programme replaced the predecessor Flexible New Deal contract, which was terminated by the United Kingdom Government during fiscal 2011. Results for the three month period ended December 31, 2011 included a termination payment, related to the Flexible New Deal contract, for $2.7 million of revenue earned and $1.5 million of expense recoveries. The termination payment partially offset losses from the ramp-up of the new Work Programme. Operating income improved to $10.3 million in the three month period ended December 31, 2011, compared with $8.5 million in the comparable quarter of fiscal 2011. Operating results in the prior period were dampened by cost growth of $3.2 million on a fixed-price contract.
Cash receipts from customers increased by less than the overall increase in revenue. Cash receipts during the three months ended December 31, 2010 benefitted from the timing of cash payments from customers who had delayed payments at the end of fiscal 2010. This resulted in a decline in accounts receivable of approximately $22.1 million in the three months ended December 31, 2010 which did not reoccur in fiscal 2012. The three month period ended December 31, 2011 received the benefit of cash receipts from advanced payments on contracts, principally the United Kingdom Work Programme.
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