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Question: Mass. cop on Facebook mocks protesters hit by car in Virginia: 'Hahahaha love this'

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- A Massachusetts police officer in a post on Facebook has mocked the anti-racism demonstrators who were run down during a fatal incident Saturday at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va.
"Hahahaha love this, maybe people shouldn't block roads," wrote Springfield officer Conrad Lariviere in a comment on a news article about the crash.
Lariviere in a Facebook conversation with MassLive.com confirmed that he is a patrolman, and he expressed remorse for what he described as "a stupid comment about people blocking streets."
"Never would I want someone to get murdered. I am not a racist and don't believe in what any of those protesters are doing," Lariviere told MassLive.com. "I'm a good man who made a stupid comment and would just like to be left alone."
Springfield Police Commissioner John Barbieri said the department has launched an investigation into the comments. He confirmed that an officer named Conrad Lariviere is employed by the department.
"I received notification of this Facebook post earlier today via email from a complainant. The post is purportedly from Springfield police officer. I took immediate steps to initiate a prompt and thorough internal investigation," Barbieri wrote in an email. "If in fact this post did originate from an officer employed with the Springfield Police Department, this matter will be reviewed by the Community Police Hearings Board for further action."
Videos from the protest, which saw neo-Nazi, white supremacist and right wing groups face off against leftist and antifascist demonstrators over the planned removal of Charlottesville's Robert E. Lee statue, show scenes of carnage and panic as a car plowed into antiracist demonstrators.
The videos show a gray Dodge Charger drive down a clear section of street and crash, without any sign of braking, into a crowd of protesters and two other vehicles. The Charger then reverses away from the scene of the crash.
Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old Charlottesville paralegal, was killed in the crash, and 19 other people were injured.
Later, police arrested James Alex Fields Jr., 20, of Ohio, and charged him with second degree murder, malicious wounding and failing to stop at an accident that resulted in death.
The original post including Lariviere's comments has since been deleted, but MassLive reviewed multiple screenshots of the comments and confirmed their contents with people who viewed the exchange.
In another comment on the Facebook post, Larivere expressed doubt that the driver, who at the time had not been identified, was a Nazi.
"How do you know he was a nazi scumbag?" Lariviere wrote. "Stop being part of the problem."
But Fields was photographed at the rally carrying the wooden shield of Vanguard America, a white supremacist organization that bills itself on Twitter as "the face of American fascism." And one of Fields' high school teachers told the Washington Post Fields was a white supremacist and appeared fascinated with Nazism as a teenager.
Lariviere berated another Facebook commenter who criticized his post.
"I've been hit by a s------ with warrants but who cares right you ignorant brat live in a fantasy land with the rest of America while I deal with the real danger," he wrote.
Earlier on Sunday, Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno released a statement condemning the violence in Charlottesville.
"My thoughts and prayers go out to all those families that suffered a terrible loss of life and were injured. These actions by white supremacists - the 'new KKK' groups - should be denounced by all," he said. "Don't be fooled by their propaganda, once again, they spew hate and enjoy violence. In the end, they will not prevail and good will overcome evil."
Shortly after 9 p.m., Sarno released a statement condemning Lariviere's comments.
"I just got done issuing a statement this morning on how upsetting the tragic incidents were in Charlottesville, Virginia and one of our own officers does this? Unbelievable! There is no place for this in our society, let alone from a Springfield Police Officer," Sarno said. "I stand by and commend Commissioner John Barbieri's steps for a thorough internal investigation and review by our Community Police Hearing Board to pursue the appropriate discipline against said officer."

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The witness in Ohio claimed UFOs were being attacked by planes.
Investigators at the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) have received a report claiming the aerial battle was witnessed by a man in Circleville, Ohio, on Monday evening.
US-based MUFON is the world's biggest organisation dedicated to UFO and alien research.
In a report to MUFON, the man, who has not been named, said he was being driven by his mother at 9pm local time when the events unfolded.
He wrote: "I noticed a strange light appearing to hover in the distance.
"It was too big and bright to be a star, yet nothing like a plane.
"My initial thoughts were oh my God I've seen this in videos online - it's a UFO."

BIZARRE footage has emerged that proves Vladimir Putin is hiding a secret alien base in the Russian wasteland, according to wild claims online.
The video – captured from a plane window – shows a mysterious light beneath the clouds. It is reported to have been spotted while travelling over a huge empty part of Russia. As the jet speeds over the top, the light it remains completely still – suggesting it is coming from a fixed area on the ground. It was uploaded by YouTube account Stan on April 22 and has since gained popularity from other conspiracy channels.
STAN ALIEN TESTING? The bright light was seen above Russian wasteland
One user – named thirdphaseofmoon – shared the clip on his profile with the title "Russia probably doesn't want you to see this". He said: "It seems like it is out in the middle of nowhere. "What kind of light would be emitting this bright orange mysterious glow? "Maybe a UFO crashed? Or UFO experiments are taking place."
UFOs in pictures: Seeing is believing Some UFO sightings are unexplained 1 / 16 Popperfoto/Getty Images Many American's believed this photo to prove the existence of UFO


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Question: A wanderer’s guide to industrial Hillsdale

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Spring stirs the wanderlust that has settled to the bottoms of our hibernating souls. The first rays of spring sunlight filter into our musty souls, and the urge to explore presses upon us.
Wrapped in flannels, Bon Iver anthems humming in headphones, students take to the streets. Then, the wanderer’s heart sighs. “Where in this flat, brown, desolate land, will my roaming soul be satisfied?” it laments. Adventure is found in the most unassuming places. It only takes a willing heart to find them.
Grab your Vans, grab your Penny board, and take a walk.
1. A concrete cinder block covered in bright paint at the Field of Dreams on the edge of town, past Pizza and Barbeque, should be the starting point of the journey. Open fields and art in the bathroom: it is quaint, artistic. Calming.
2. Across from the Field of Dreams, a remnant of a Midwest ghost town shivers and shakes in the wind. The dated air conditioning units, exposed plywood, and rusted metal sides make the whistling wind especially haunting.
3. Let your wandering sneakers tread their way to the train tracks for true industrial inspiration. Obviously, the best idea is to stand dramatically in the middle of the tracks and ponder the human existence.
4. The train station and surrounding buildings offer the inquiring soul plenty of opportunity for exploration. The architecture of the station is intricate and time-worn. Dust from your scuffed steps stings your eyes, and the sun-baked bricks smell earthy.
5. Meander, restless heart, among the rocks in the rubble on the side of the tracks. Feel the smallness of your soul next to the large industrial animals, the silent engines – kings of the iron jungle.
6. Behind St. Anthony’s, traveler, at the corner of Cook and Ferris, there are more spaces for you to wander. A building that has a door on the third floor sparks all sort of deep thoughts. You turn the music up a little on your phone and snap an Instagram photo.
7. Ponder a caption. This might take time, and that’s okay.
8. Use this quote from “North and South.”
I wish I could tell you how lonely I am. How cold and harsh it is here. Everywhere there is conflict and unkindness. I think God has forsaken this place. I believe I have seen hell and it’s white, it’s snow-white. – Elizabeth Gaskell
9. The shipping docks are only a street down. Kick the rocks that rest in the road as you trek along. A burnt red building with windows of broken glass. The Hillsdale water tower is in the distance. Water is the source of life. Water is cool. Keep walking.
10. In his face there came to be a brooding peace that is seen most often in the faces of the very sorrowful or the very wise. But still he wandered through the streets of the town, always silent and alone. ― Carson McCullers, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
11. But the cloud never comes in that quarter of the horizon from which we watch for it. ― Elizabeth Gaskell, North and South

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A morning roundup of the day’s news.
Forward thinking: With the rise of ride-sharing, and with self-driving cars on the way, some developers are designing parking structures that can be converted to other uses, including shops, gyms, and theaters. Some even expect this not-too-distant future to take hold in one of America’s most car-oriented cities, the Los Angeles Times reports:
“Our world is going to change radically and we are going to be alive to see it. It’s not a generation away, it’s 10 years away,” said Los Angeles architect Andy Cohen… The strategy reflects a consensus among some developers and planners that California’s vaunted car culture is inevitably going to run out of gas — as inconceivable as that might be for many adults who have spent decades controlling their own destiny behind the wheel.
Taxing the gig economy: Some states and localities are starting to tax Uber and Lyft, not only to replace lost taxi industry revenue but also to overhaul tax structures in response an internet-favoring economy. (Route Fifty)
• The New York Times evaluates whether American retail has officially reached its tipping point from traditional storefronts to e-commerce.
Sunshine State Design: Architect’s Newspaper is taking a deep dive into Florida this month, exploring neighborhood-level threats of HUD cuts and Miami’s contradictory identity, among other features in advance of the AIA conference in Orlando (headliner: Michelle Obama).
Streetcar Doubts: Though NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s proposal for a Brooklyn-Queens streetcar has always assumed the system would be self-financed, a City Hall memo obtained by Politico casts major doubts on that. Streetsblog is saying: “Time to move on.”
TV’s Big Apple: The “Girls” finale inspired the Washington Post to survey how realistically the HBO show and its earlier counterparts depicted New York City real estate, from the outlandish “Friends” pad to the somewhat-realistic East River apartment of “I Love Lucy.”
The urban lens:
Prague's farmers markets are not only great places to nosh, but most have a super vibe that encourages meeting up with friends and hanging out for a while. One of the best places for coffee is Mezzo's. Because caffeine is a food group, isn't it? A post shared by Caffeine Cafe (@europeancaffeinated) on Apr 12, 2017 at 7:55am PDT


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Question: Feds order external review of Diab case

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OTTAWA — Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has asked for an independent review of an extradition that resulted in Ottawa professor Hassan Diab spending three years in a French jail, only to be suddenly released.
The external review — which has not started — is in addition to an internal "lessons learned" examination already underway, a spokesman for Wilson-Raybould said Wednesday.
French authorities suspected Diab, 64, was involved in the 1980 bombing of a Paris synagogue that killed four people and injured dozens of others, an accusation he has always denied.
The sociology professor and his supporters have been urging the federal government to hold a full public inquiry into the case and to reform the Extradition Act to ensure individual rights are respected.
In a letter Tuesday to Amnesty International Canada and the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, Wilson-Raybould said Diab was afforded "all of the procedural safeguards" under the Extradition Act and that his charter rights were considered during Canadian court proceedings.
"Nonetheless, due to the three-year-period that Dr. Diab spent in custody in France, I have been reflecting carefully on this case," said her letter, made available to the The Canadian Press by the two rights organizations.
"As you know, Department of Justice Canada officials have undertaken a 'lessons learned' review of the Diab extradition proceedings. I have also asked for an independent external review of this matter."
Josh Paterson, executive director of the B.C. association, said Wednesday he is seeking answers from the minister about the independent review, including whether the findings will be made public.
"Who will be or has been appointed? What is the scope of the review? Will they have the power to require the department to co-operate with them?"
No other information was immediately available from Wilson-Raybould's office.

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TORONTO — Great-West Lifeco's real estate arm has acquired the business of Colorado-based EverWest Real Estate Partners, marking its first move into the U.S.
The terms of the deal announced today were not disclosed.
The president of GWL Realty Advisors says the acquisition of EverWest provides the Canadian insurer's wholly-owned subsidiary with a real estate platform south of the border and opens up investment opportunities for its clients.
Paul Finkbeiner adds that the purchase is an important step in the long-term growth strategy of GWL Realty Advisors, a Toronto-based real estate investment advisor which services pension funds and institutional clients.

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Here are the top reads of the week. Have a great weekend,
Divestitures: Aphria Inc. is taking steps to pull back from the U.S. medical marijuana market as it moves to fall in line with Toronto Stock Exchange rules. Story (Christina Pellegrini, for subscribers)
People moves: TD Wealth executive Jeff Gans is stepping down from his bank role to join ETF pioneer Som Seif's Purpose Investments. Story (Clare O'Hara)
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Wealth management industry: Investing giant Vanguard has launched 'one-ticket solution' ETFs. Each packs a globally diversified portfolio covering stocks and bonds into a single fund. Story (Rob Carrick)
Deal analysis: Thomson Reuters Corp. sold a slow-growing, less-profitable business for a wad of cash and plans to use the windfall to reduce debt and buy back a massive amount of stock. What's not to like? Story (David Milstead, for subscribers)
More deal analysis: It's being billed as a battle of the billionaires for financial-data supremacy. But to hear the matchup described by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), which is backing Blackstone's deal as part of a consortium, the investment doesn't need to crush its competition to be a winner. Story (Jacqueline Nelson, for subscribers)
Transformational deals: There is some fortuitous timing that allows Thomson Reuters Corp. to extract a tidy sum from its steady, yet unspectacular, financial data business. But for the 88-year-old Thomson media dynasty, led by chairman David Thomson, it also follows a pattern of rewriting the script every once in a while with a major deal. Story (Jeffrey Jones, for subscribers)
Mega deal: With a US$17-billion deal to join forces with Thomson Reuters Corp., private equity giant Blackstone Group LP has thrust itself into the hot seat of a battle for supremacy in market data. Story (James Bradshaw, for subscribers)
Pot ETFs: Redwood Asset Management, a subsidiary of Purpose Investments – the company formed by Canadian ETF pioneer Som Seif in 2013 – will begin trading the Marijuana Opportunities Fund on Thursday morning. Story (Clare O'Hara, for subscribers)
Canadian venture financing: Canadian startup Platterz Inc. is announcing on Thursday that it has raised US$15-million in venture financing after securing some of the top tech companies operating in the Toronto-Waterloo corridor as regular customers. Story (Sean Silcoff, for subscribers)
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Mortgage industry: An Ontario regulator has revoked the mortgage broker licences of five companies and individuals associated with the Tier 1 group of companies after an investigation into syndicated mortgage investment pools they were promoting to investors. Story (Janet McFarland)
More pot listings coming: Canadians are five months away from being able to legally spark up a joint, but the party has already started in the cannabis industry, with two marijuana producers planning to go public in coming weeks. Story (Andrew Willis, for subscribers)
Market integrity: A growing chorus of Bay Street traders and money managers is sounding the alarm over a recent jump in how often a single brokerage executes both the "buy" and "sell" sides of a stock trade. Story (Christina Pellegrini, for subscribers)
Hotel industry: Hotel visionary and billionaire Barry Sternlicht is unwinding his Westin hotel portfolio in Canada with the sale of three luxury hotels in Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton. Story (Rachelle Younglai, for subscribers)
Marijuana merger mania: Emerging industries usually follow a natural business cycle: They blossom, then they consolidate. What's unusual about this round of merger mania in Canada's scorching, but nascent, marijuana sector is the speed at which it's unfolding. Story (Tim Kiladze, for subscribers)
Pot deal of the day: Licensed marijuana producer Aphria Inc. announced an agreement Monday to buy medical cannabis firm Nuuvera Inc. in a cash-and-stock deal that it says values the company at $826-million. Story
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IPO watch: Ontario pension giant OMERS is pushing further into the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency business through the creation of an Ethereum-focused public company that is planning to raise $50-million. Story (Sean Silcoff and Jacqueline Nelson)
Job opening: ATB Financial Corp. chief executive officer Dave Mowat is retiring this summer, ending an 11-year run at the helm of Alberta's government-owned bank. Story (James Bradshaw, for subscribers)
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Mortgage industry: Ontario's financial regulator said on Friday it has revoked the licence of mortgage brokerage Building Development and Mortgages Canada Inc (BDMC) and Vince Petrozza, a co-founder of a related firm, Fortress Real Developments, following an investigation into risky syndicated mortgage investments. Story
Earnings watch: Deutsche Bank on Friday posted its third consecutive annual loss in 2017, taking a hit from challenging markets, a drop in investment bank revenue and a U.S. tax reform, after a difficult fourth quarter. Story
Insurance industry: British Columbia's public auto insurer's ability to meet its obligation to pay claims is on a crumbling footing, a key measure of the financial health of an insurance company shows. Story (Justine Hunter and David Ebner)
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Canadian takeout: Walkie-talkie maker Motorola Solutions Inc said on Thursday it would buy Canadian security camera maker Avigilon Corp for $1.2-billion cash. Story
Tech industry: Computer maker Dell Technologies Inc said on Friday it is evaluating a potential public offering of its common stock or a combination with business software provider VMware Inc. Story
Canadian private deal: Venus Concept Ltd., a portfolio company of EW Healthcare Partners, HealthQuest Capital, and Madryn Asset Management, has agreed to acquire NeoGraft Solutions' hair restoration business. Private Capital Journal
Real estate: Great-West Lifeco's real estate arm has acquired the business of Colorado-based EverWest Real Estate Partners, marking its first move into the U.S. Story


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Question: On The Internet, Everyone Knows 'You're A Racist': Twitter Account IDs Marchers

They didn't wear hoods as they chanted "Jews will not replace us." They weren't hiding their faces as they waved Confederate flags, racist signs and swastikas. They looked straight at a sea of cameras as they made the Nazi salute.
As Matt Thompson wrote for The Atlantic, the white supremacist march and rally this past weekend wasn't a KKK rally: "It was a pride march."
The bare-faced shamelessness was the point. But it was also an opening.
On the Internet, some people are crowd-sourcing efforts to identify and shame the people participating in the rally. Most prominently, on Twitter, the account called "Yes, You're Racist" has been soliciting help and posting IDs. "I'll make them famous," the account pledged.
So far, at least one protester is no longer employed after being publicly named and shamed.
Cole White, who used to work at a hot dog restaurant in Berkeley, Calif., "voluntarily resigned" on Saturday after his employer confronted him about his participation in the event, according to the Berkeleyside news site.
@YesYoureRacist is not a new Twitter account. Since 2012, the account has been calling out "casual racism on Twitter," according to the user's fundraising page. It would post screenshots of deleted racist tweets, highlight offensive comments by elected officials and retweet everyday users who would say "I'm not racist but ..." followed by something, well, racist.
But after the rally in Charlottesville, Yes You're Racist pivoted from highlighting online remarks to identifying real-world marchers.
Many of the people it named had publicly declared their plans to go to Charlottesville. The account identified one man as "Illegal Aryan," who wrote on the white supremacist site Daily Stormer last month, "See you in Charlottesville!"
"Illegal Aryan," real name Mark Daniel Reardon, was identified by an antifascist group this spring and confirmed on Daily Stormer that he lost his job as a result.
Another identified marcher, who has repeatedly tweeted holocaust denials and says he is a member of the Proud Boys, said on Twitter he was at Charlottesville. After he was identified, he said he's received death threats.
Of course, there's a long and not entirely noble tradition of online humiliation for perceived moral trespasses.
Jon Ronson, who literally wrote the book on the phenomenon (it's called So You've Been Publicly Shamed), chimed in on Twitter to give his take on the public identification of the white supremacists, white nationalists and neo-Nazis marching in Charlottesville.
"They were undisguised in a massively contentious rally surrounded by the media," he said, noting also that there's "a big difference" between making a thoughtless or offensive comment online and marching in the name of white power.
That said, Twitter is "a terrible information swapping service," he said, and some innocent people would inevitably get caught up in the process.
Indeed, the "Yes You're Racist" account has made, and acknowledged, some mistakes.
One of the photos it examined was from a previous Trump rally, not the Charlottesville march or rally. (That image featured a man wearing a Nazi armband. He said on Youtube he wore it as a "social experiment" to prove that "not all Trump supporters are Nazis. I went to the Trump rally as a Nazi and they kicked me out and disavowed me ... I dressed up as a Nazi to prove a point, not to spread a message of hate.")
Another photo was misidentified as the white supremacist Billy Roper. Roper, who has called for non-white races to be "eliminated" or "become extinct," did not actually attend the Charlottesville event. Roper, who is vehemently anti-Semitic, objected to the fact that one of the speakers at the event works with a Jewish fundraiser.
Roper wrote on his blog that he actively contributed to the confusion over the identity of the "Arkansas Engineering" marcher:
"Early on in the game, I decided to troll them by alternately confirming then denying that I was the person in the picture, in order to confuse the trail and distract them from the guy they were after. So, I spent the better part of the evening schooling some and gaming others."
As Roper muddied the waters, others on the Internet misidentified the man in the photo as a University of Arkansas professor, which was false.
Meanwhile, one young man who was photographed screaming at the torchlit march told a local news station that it was definitely him — but he insisted he's "not the angry racist" people see in the photo.
"As a white nationalist, I care for all people," said Peter Cvjetanovic, who is studying history and political science at the University of Nevada, Reno.
"I did not expect the photo to be shared as much as it was," he told KTVN.
A "Yes, You're Racist" tweet about Peter Cvjetanovic was retweeted more than 32,000 times.

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knockersbumpMKII wrote: Not surprised but dissapointed regarding Talanoa. Glad for Thompson who most clearly under-rate. Washbrook has stepped up from last season and is deserving of another deal but this now leaves with the dilemma of what happens with Hadley and indeed Litten as Washbrook has being used as the dummy half role when Houghton injured/rested so if that is the case where now for Litten, loaned out elsewhere to develop him?
If we are losing Michaels, Fonua and Ellis but have uprated Kelly a huge amount for next season what does that leave us cap wise to bring someone in?
If we bring another player in of any note then that means no Hadley and no JA.
Talanoa is a must to lose him and Fonua would be a disaster.Think people forgot that litten has just turned 18, he can still play (and has) for the COHA. Isn't ready to play regularly, think it will be the 2019 season before we see him make an impact, think he will be at Doncaster next year.If Hadley, Abdul and Thompson signing I don't see us replacing Ellis, all the talk has been of a winger to replace Fonua.Really need an impact forward and this is my concern with the resigning of Thompson.

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Question: Two chargerd over Laidley servo robbery with iron bars

DETECTIVES have charged two people over the armed robbery of a Laidley service station on Saturday.
Police will allege three males entered the Vaux Street business armed with two iron bars about 7.30pm.
A 20-year-old man of no fixed address has been charged with armed robbery and is due to appear in Ipswich Magistrates Court this morning.
A 16-year old Laidley North boy has also been charged with armed robbery.
Three men robbed a service station in Laidley on Saturday, June 30. Contributed
They allegedly threatened the female staff member and stole cigarettes before running out of the store.
The female staff member was not physically injured during the incident.
Investigations are continuing. If you have information, please phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Policelink on 131444.

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Question: With Republicans in charge, state legislatures see flood of activity on abortion bills

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Republicans who control a majority of the nation's statehouses are considering a wide range of abortion legislation that could test the government's legal ability to restrict a woman's right to terminate pregnancy.
The Mississippi House passed a bill Friday that would make the state the only one to ban all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. In Missouri, lawmakers heard testimony earlier in the week on a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks.
The Ohio House is expected to consider bills, already passed in the Senate, that would prohibit the most common type of procedure used to end pregnancies after 13 weeks and require that fetal remains be buried or cremated.
Abortion is a perennial hot button issue in statehouses across the country. Republican-controlled states have passed hundreds of bills since 2011 restricting access to the procedure while Democratic-led states have taken steps in the other direction.
The early weeks of this year's state legislative sessions have seen a flurry of activity around the issue. It comes as activists on both sides say they expect the U.S. Supreme Court to soon consider a question that remains unclear: How far can states go in restricting abortion in the interest of preserving and promoting fetal life?
The state bills debated since the start of the year "are all tests designed to see how far government power to legislate on behalf of a fetus can reach," said Jessica Mason Pieklo, who has been tracking legislation as the senior legal analyst for Rewire, a website that promotes views supporting abortion rights.
She said the outcome will determine whether states can legally ban abortion after a specific time period and outlaw specific medical procedures. Advocates for abortion rights say those strategies undermine the Supreme Court's 1973 ruling that women have the right to terminate pregnancies until a fetus is viable.
In Utah, critics have warned that a pending bill to prevent doctors from performing abortions on the basis of a Down syndrome diagnosis is unconstitutional. But its co-sponsor, Republican state Sen. Curt Bramble, said he is willing to defend the bill in court because its goal is to protect unborn children.
"There are times if the Supreme Court got it wrong, it is appropriate to push back," said Bramble, an accountant from Provo.
The anti-abortion bills have drawn opposition from women who say they have made the excruciating choice to terminate a pregnancy, often after discovering serious fetal abnormalities.
"A 20-week abortion ban sounds OK, but if that gets passed, what's next -- 18 weeks, 15 weeks? At what point does it make abortion truly illegal?" said Robin Utz of St. Louis, 38, who submitted testimony this week against the Missouri bill. "It's terrifying and it's willfully ignorant."
Utz recounted terminating her pregnancy in its 21st week in November 2016, after learning her daughter would be born with a fatal kidney disease if she survived birth. She said doctors told her that dilation and evacuation, the most common abortion procedure in the second trimester, was the safest way to terminate the pregnancy.
Undeterred by such stories, the National Right to Life Committee and its allies have been pushing for state laws that ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy and outlaw dilation and evacuation. Supporters of both measures argue that fetuses are capable of feeling pain after 20 weeks and call the procedure "dismemberment abortion."
Several court challenges to both types of laws are underway, with federal appeals courts considering the "dismemberment abortion" bans approved last year in Texas and Arkansas. The Kansas Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on the first-in-the-nation ban passed in that state three years ago.
Ingrid Duran, director of state legislation at the National Right to Life Committee, said the model state laws drafted by her group are aimed at U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, a swing vote who wrote the court's 2007 opinion upholding a federal ban on a procedure critics call partial-birth abortion.
She said the court could use similar reasoning to prohibit dilation and evacuation and noted it has never considered whether states have an interest in protecting fetuses from pain.
"We did draft these laws with the bigger picture in mind," Duran said.
The shifted focus comes after the court dealt the anti-abortion movement a blow in 2016 by ruling that strict Texas regulations on abortion clinics and doctors were an undue burden on abortion access and unconstitutional.
Anti-abortion groups hope President Donald Trump will be able to nominate one or more justices to the Supreme Court following last year's confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, potentially making the court more conservative on the issue for decades to come.
In the meantime, some of them are cautioning their allies not to go too far.
Duran said the proposed 15-week ban in Mississippi, which now goes to the state Senate, caught her by surprise. She noted that prior state laws banning abortion after 12 weeks or once a heartbeat was detected have been found unconstitutional.
In South Carolina this past week, state senators tabled a bill that would have banned most abortions to give lawmakers more time to study the consequences. Also last week, a legislative committee in Tennessee amended a bill to remove language that would have outlawed abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detectable, which is usually around six weeks. The bill's sponsor, Republican Rep. Micah Van Huss, said he would be back.
"I will not stop fighting for the lives of babies until abortion is abolished in this state," he said.
By Ryan J. Folet, Associated Press. AP reporters Julie Carr Smyth in Columbus, Ohio, and Brady McCombs in Salt Lake City, Utah, contributed.

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COLUMBUS >> More than a dozen women have staged a protest against a proposed ban on Ohio’s most common abortion procedure while dressed in character from the dystopian novel “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
The group attended a committee hearing at the Statehouse Tuesday while wearing red capes and white bonnets. The costumes resemble those worn in a new television series based on Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel, in which women are forced to give birth.
They were fighting legislation criminalizing what anti-abortion activists call “dismemberment abortion.” The medical term is dilation and evacuation.
The bill would prohibit doctors from using forceps or similar instruments on a live fetus to remove it from the womb in pieces. Seven states have such bans.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — Contemporary art is getting a prominent new pedestal in Santa Fe with the architectural transformation of a warehouse venue into a full-blown museum.
SITE Santa Fe on Friday inaugurated a sweeping expansion and redesign of a former beer warehouse to add a snack bar, museum shop, lecture hall, outdoor “sky terrace,” educational workshop space and an admission-free introductory gallery.
The redesign also adds new climate controls to a non-collecting contemporary art museum that displays borrowed works from across the globe.
Visitors pass into the revamped building through an overhanging aluminum lattice, designed by New York-based SHoP Architects as a deliberate departure from Santa Fe’s adobe-dominated skyline.
The overhaul adds lustre to redevelopment efforts in the city’s railyard district. SITE Santa Fe is expanding operations to seven days a week.

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Portland Chinatown Museum Inaugural Exhibition
A brand new museum is coming to Portland, dedicated to the city's storied Chinatown. Get a peek of the inaugural exhibit at the soft opening, where work by Seattle photographer Dean Wong will be on display.


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CAMDEN, Ark. – Family members say thousands of people watched as Keiana Herndon took her last breath.
Richard Herndon says his 25-year-old daughter was live streaming to Facebook from a friend’s home in El Dorado on Wednesday.
According to KARK, the video began with Keiana singing and putting her two youngest children in the spotlight.
A few minutes later, she fell and the phone dropped out of her hand.
Keiana’s uncle, Jeffrey Herndon, watched the video after her death.
“It was really hard,” he told KARK.
He says he could hear Keiana struggle to breathe and her son screaming in the background.
A friend showed up at the home nearly 30 minutes after she collapsed.
“It’s amazing for someone to sit there and see somebody or hear them take their last breath and nobody did anything,” Richard Herndon said. “So, I want to take my hat off to everybody that actually did something.”
Family members say she recently learned an issue with her thyroid could be life-threatening, but the medical examiner will determine her exact cause of death.

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WASHINGTON -- President Trump signs S. 204, the “Right to Try Act” Wednesday afternoon.
In March, the House passed legislation aimed at giving seriously ill patients increased access to investigational drugs, a bill championed by Vice President Mike Pence.
"Right to Try" is named for Jordan McLinn, a second grader from Indianapolis who advocated in Washington for the bill alongside Pence.
The bill will let patients who are near death, or who have a disease that is likely to lead to severely premature death, potentially access drugs that have gone through only preliminary testing on humans. They would have to be ineligible for a clinical trial and have already tried other available treatments.
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Authorities are awaiting autopsy results to determine what caused the death of a transgender woman who was in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Federal authorities say the 33-year-old woman from Honduras died early Friday at an Albuquerque hospital, where she was admitted after showing symptoms of pneumonia, dehydration and complications associated with HIV.
The woman was identified by activists as Roxana Hernandez. They say she was part of a caravan of Central American migrants that traveled to the U.S. border through Mexico.
Federal authorities listed her name as Jeffry Hernandez and said she was first detained May 13 in San Diego. She was later transferred to El Paso, Texas, and then to a detention center in western New Mexico where she was housed in the transgender unit.

A group of immigration detainees staged a brief hunger strike this week as they sought reduced bail and improved conditions at the Adelanto Detention Facility in San Bernardino County.
Eight detainees began refusing food Monday morning, immigration officials said. Two had resumed eating by Tuesday, and on Wednesday, the remaining six ate lunch and drank a nutritional beverage, said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Virginia Kice.
The group of asylum seekers from Central America said that bail for detainees had been set “impossibly high” and that they have faced “humiliation and discrimination,” bad food and incompetent medical staff.
Tristan Call, a spokesman for Sureñxs En Acción, a Nashville-based activist organization that has been working with the detainees, said he has not heard from them and could not confirm that the strike had ended.
Several women also had indicated they would join the hunger strikers, but they have not refused meals, Kice said.
The privately run Adelanto facility has long faced scrutiny from immigrant advocates over alleged neglect, lack of adequate medical care and other issues. It faced increased attention this year following the deaths of three detainees.
Detainee Isaac Lopez Castillo said in a statement that the hunger strikers hoped to bring outside attention to conditions at Adelanto. The facility is operated by the Geo Group, a private contractor that owns and runs dozens of private prisons and detention centers across the country.
“We are from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala,” Lopez Castillo said in the statement released through Sureñxs En Acción. “Adelanto is one of the prisons which exists for those who are seeking political asylum, and in reality our records are clean, none of us have prior criminal records. The bail is set impossibly high, and it’s a humiliating joke because we are poor, we don’t have that kind of money.”
The detainees issued demands that included reduced bail, political asylum, new uniforms, more time for religious services and clean water at all hours of the day.
They came to the United States as part of a caravan fleeing violence in Central America, Call said.
In late 2015, 26 asylum seekers wanting to be released from custody while their cases were processed launched a hunger strike at Adelanto that lasted nearly two weeks.
Earlier that year, more than two dozen members of Congress wrote a letter to the U.S. Justice Department and ICE officials expressing concerns about reports of medical neglect at Adelanto.
Three Adelanto detainees have died since March.
Osmar Epifanio Gonzalez-Gadba, 32, of Nicaragua, died at a local hospital six days after he was found hanging in his cell on March 22.
In April, Sergio Alonso Lopez, 55, of Mexico, died several days after he was taken to the hospital after vomiting blood. Immigration officials said he had a history of serious medical issues. The preliminary cause of death was internal bleeding, officials said.
Vicente Caceres-Maradiaga, 46, a Honduran national, died in late May in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. The preliminary cause of death was listed as acute coronary syndrome, immigration officials said in a statement.
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I recently took a trip to visit the Richard Petty Museum in Level Cross NC just a short drive south of Greensboro. Richard, The King, Petty has to be one of the most identifiable people in NASCAR. Even though he retired from racing 25 years ago, in 1992, everyone still know who The King is. He has to be one of the people with the most autographed items in the world! Not because of the money but because he loves his fans and it shows.
The museum is not huge but it does contain a large treasure of items that help tell the story of the man not just the race car driver. Richard is also not the only one honored in the Museum. His father Lee, his son Kyle and Kyle’s son Adam also have their own parts of the Museum.
What really makes this Museum special to me is that it is located next to house Richard was born in and the Museum is located in buildings that used to be the Petty race shops. The site is a museum!
I easily spent a couple of hours there. If you are a person who likes to read every description on every item plan on making it a day. There is no restaurant on site but you can purchase drinks there. The admission is very reasonable and Senior Rates are available as are discounts for children and military.
Richard has been known to visit the Museum and speak with visitors but don’t count on that during race season he will likely be at the track.

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Question: Crabbe, LeVert lead Nets over Grizzlies 118-115

Crabbe increased Brooklyn's advantage 116-108 with 38 seconds left, but Memphis made it interesting despite having a bevy of guys on the floor that might not have had the opportunity if not for the team's current state.
"You can watch all the film that you want to, you can watch all the NBA basketball you want," interim coach J.B. Bickertstaff said. "But until you're in that moment and the pressure is on you and you feel your heart beat a little bit faster, the game is moving a little bit faster, until you learn how to play in those moments and slow those moments down in your mind, until you go through it, you won't learn. So, it's invaluable the education our guys are getting."
Wayne Selden Jr., who scored 17 points off the bench, hit a 3, and JaMychal Green made a layup to make it 117-115 with 12 seconds left. Spencer Dinwiddie then hit a free throw to extend the Nets' lead to 118-115 with 11 seconds to go before Harrison missed a potential tying 3 with 0.4 seconds remaining.
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Grizzlies: Tyreke Evans (inactive) did not play. He was replaced by Harrison in the starting lineup. ... Deyonta Davis started at centre in place of Gasol. It was just his third start of the season. ... Green had a double-double with 14 points and 16 rebounds. . Memphis had seven players score in double figures. Dillon Brooks had 15 points and Chandler Parsons added 13. Ivan Rabb had 10 points.
Nets: Crabbe moved into second place for the most 3-pointers in a season by a player in franchise history. His first 3-pointer of the night gave him 163, passing Joe Johnson. The 25-year-old is now three shy of Deron Williams' record of 169 set during the 2012-13 season.
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LeBron James recorded his fifth career 40-point triple-double to help the Cleveland Cavaliers overcome the Milwaukee Bucks 124-117.
James scored 17 points in the third quarter alone as he finished with 40 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists to record his 16th triple-double of the season.
Cavaliers’ third win in four games came in their first outing since coach Tyronn Lue decided to take some time off due to health reasons.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, left, smiles as he celebrates with guard Jordan Clarkson after scoring a basket against the Chicago Bulls during the second half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, March 17, 2018, in Chicago. The Cavaliers won114-109. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
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10 assists.@KingJames put on a clinic in tonight's win on @FoxSportsOH! pic.twitter.com/9rjIZj1npG — Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) March 20, 2018
The Miami Heat set a record for the most points in the franchise’s history as they toppled the Denver Nuggets 149-141 in double overtime.
James Johnson recorded a career high of 31 points to lead the way for the Heat, powering the side to seventh in the Eastern Conference.
The points score also marked an NBA season high – edging the 148 points scored by both the Houston Rockets and Oklahoma City Thunder earlier this season.
The San Antonio Spurs squandered a 16-point lead against the Golden State Warriors before regrouping to win 89-75.
LaMarcus Aldridge had 33 points and 12 rebounds as the Spurs beat a Golden State side missing star trio Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.
Some of our top plays from our win against Golden State #GoSpursGo pic.twitter.com/ZvA2nLdDyY — San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) March 20, 2018
Ben Simmons posted his ninth NBA triple-double as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Charlotte Hornets 108-104, while the Indiana Pacers recovered from a slow start to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 110-100.
The Detroit Pistons had a strong fourth quarter to triumph over the Sacramento Kings 106-90.
Elsewhere, Tim Hardaway Jr recorded 22 points as the New York Knicks won 110-92 at home to the Chicago Bulls, while a few miles away the Brooklyn Nets beat the struggling Memphis Grizzlies 118-115.


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Question: Justin Timberlake Designs New Trucker Jacket for Levis

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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Levi’s trucker jacket, the brand asked pop superstar Justin Timberlake to help give the staple a redesign. He shared a couple of photos of the new piece via Instagram.
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Timberlake posted, “For the 50th bday of the trucker jacket, @Levis asked me to redesign one. I did and ever since, it’s been my favorite drinking buddy. 🍻👌🏻 #Denim #Flannel #LiveInLevis.”
The jacket features a Hank Williams patch that says, “Why don’t you mind your own business.”
Timberlake has some experience as a clothing designer, having launched the William Rast brand with Trace Ayala in 2005.
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Get a sneak peek at Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl halftime show outfits!
The 37-year-old singer will be wearing custom Stella McCartney during his performance on Sunday. Timberlake collaborated with the designer on ensembles inspired by his new album, Man of the Woods, which was released Friday.
The Stella McCartney sketches show the looks, which will consist of an alter nappa fringed jacket with an organic cotton shirt featuring a landscape artwork by British artist Marin Ridley. The look will also include a Prince of Wales check and camouflage splatter print trouser made from repurposed wool fabric and a matching tailored single breasted jacket.
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Soap opera star Corey Sligh has been indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of child molestation.
The charges against the former The Young And The Restless star stem from two prior arrests in Georgia and Florida late last year, both over allegations made by an 8-year-old female family member.
Sligh allegedly made the girl 'touch his penis with her hand' according to the federal charging documents, reported TMZ.
Child molestation charges at the federal level are relatively rare, typically only coming when offenses take place across multiple states.
Legal troubles: Corey Sligh was arrested in November (mugshot left, October mugshot right) by Walton County Sheriff's deputies after being accused of molesting a young girl
Sligh was arrested on state child molestation charges in Georgia in October and again in Florida in November, cases that are believed to have led to the federal charges.
The actor, who landed a role as a featured extra on the soap The Young & the Restless back in 2014, is denying the claims made in both cases.
Both arrests stemmed from allegations made by the same 8-year-old female family member.
The first arrest came on October 14 in Cherokee County Georgia.
The young girl and her mother told authorities in Georgia that Sligh had molested her, claiming he touched her last Easter.
The girl said that Sligh touched her other times as well between April 1 and September 24, the day that the family first contacted Georgia police.
Sligh was then arrested for the first time, at which time he tried to defend himself against the horrifying claims being made by his family.
'During the interview Corey stated his penis was "grabbed" by [redacted] but he was not trying to "get off" or do anything sexual,' reads the affidavit.
It goes on to state that Sligh then 'confirmed the specific details of the incident and interaction between himself [and the alleged victim].'
He was released that day on a bond of $22,000, with his interview being both recorded and filmed at the station that day.
Horrific: The 8-year-old child, who is related to Sligh, claims that he assaulted her at Easter, and then again in June on a family trip to Rosemary Beach
About a month later, in November, Sligh was arrested by deputies from the Walton County Sheriff's Office in Florida after the young relative told authorities that he molested her on a family vacation over the summer.
The 8-year-old girl claims that she was sleeping in her bed while on a week-long trip to Rosemary Beach with her family at the end of June when Sligh snuck into her room and began to touch her vagina.
She also said that Sligh, 29, grabbed her hand at one point as well and made her touch his penis.
The report filed by police in Walton County reveals that authorities were first alerted about the alleged sexual battery back in September.
The mother of the victim told police that she 'asked her daughter if anybody has ever touched her in her "privates" after she detected a shift in her child's behavior, at which point the girl told her about the alleged assault.
The child told her mother, and later police, that she had been trying to sleep when Sligh made his way into her room and got in bed with her.
'She stated to [redacted] that he grabbed her hand and tried to touch his penis with her hand but she snatched her hand away,' claims the report.
'He then pulled her panties down and proceeded to touch her in the vaginal area then started rubbing his penis on her vagina.'
Sligh turned himself into police after learning there was a warrant out for his arrest, and was allowed to walk free soon after on a $99,000 bond.
Difficult times: Sligh was brutally beaten two years ago by a group of men while at a Los Angeles Rite Aid on Thanksgiving (above in hospital)
Sligh's legal trouble comes two years after he was run down and brutally beaten in a Rite Aid parking lot while out in Los Angeles.
The fight started after Sligh asked the men to be careful while they were in their cars pulling donuts outside the pharmacy, a comment that resulted in the group driving up to the actor and viciously attacking him as his girlfriend looked on.

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A man charged in connection with the rape and kidnap of a Johnson County Deputy has pleaded guilty to the charges against him.


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Fresh from setting a new record as the first ever Gambian to score in the Italian Serie A –top flight –Musa Barrow turned on the act again yesterday afternoon.
The 19-year-old sensation did not get to score but proved a thorn in Torino defence’s flesh, helping provide the assist for cub side Atlanta’s first goal.
Barrow, boasting twenty-three goals in the Reserves Premier League, later got hauled off four minutes from time as Atlanta warded off an ever-pressing Torino outfit 2-1.
The victory propelled Atlanta into leapfrogging AC Milan for the sixth-place. Musa is in dream land this moment with his displays endearing him to home fans. He was, prior to bursting on the scenes, subject of transfer interest from Sampdoria, AS Roma amongst a raft of big name teams.

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BOOKED: Jessica Schnekel of Great Bend on Great Bend Municipal Court case for DUI, open container, driving while suspended, and failure to maintain roadway, bond set in lieu of $1,000 C/S.
BOOKED: Gwen Finnigan of Great Bend for Barton County District Court warrant for forgery x2, theft by deception x2, bond set in lieu of $10,000.
BOOKED: David Roach of Ellinwood on Barton County District Court warrant for unlawful possession of controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, unlawful possession of controlled substance, bond set at $50,000 C/S.
BOOKED: Jennifer A. Hernandez on Barton County District Court case for serve sentence.
BOOKED: Deanna Lynn Coughlin on Barton County District warrant for bond in lieu of $1,000 C/S.
RELEASED: Jessica Schenkel on Great Bend Municipal Court case with a $1,000 surety bond through Ace Bail Bonding.
RELEASED: Lori N. Fiscus on Barton County District Court case with a serve sentence.
RELEASED: Candace J. Jones received order of release on Great Bend Municipal Court warrant for contempt of court per GBMC.
RELEASED: Deanna Lynn Coughlin on Barton County District Court warrant after posting a $1,000 surety bond through Ace Bail Bonding.

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The agenda for the Tuesday , Feb. 6 meeting of Milton City Council has been announced. Milton's council meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month at the city’s municipal building on 1139 Smith Street.
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER – Mayor Canterbury
INVOCATION – Council Member Adkins
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Mayor Canterbury
AGENDA – Mayor Canterbury
MINUTES (January 2 Meeting & January 19 & 24 Special Meeting) – Recorder Mullins
CITY BILLS – Recorder Mullins
OLD BUSINESS – Mayor Canterbury
NEW BUSINESS – Mayor Canterbury
The following have received a business license:
- Total Image Solutions, South Hill, VA
- Midland Chiropractic & Wellness, Milton, WV
The following permits have been approved by our Building Department:
#1344 – Total Image Solutions, Add Signs to Pumps @ Exxon
#1345 – Jerry Summers, Renovation @ Three Birds Floral & Boutique
#1346 – Scott Wheeler Development, New Build @ Route 60 W
#1347 – Teays Valley Heating Services, 2 Heat Pumps & Water Heater @ 1061
Brickyard Avenue
#1348 – Taylor Properties, Remodel @ 1308 Washington Avenue
#1349 – Wayne’s Heating & AC, Replacement @ 499 3rd Street
#1350 – Shield Roofing & Construction, Roof Repairs @ 460 Kane Street
#1351 – King Customs Graphics, Sign @ 1001 Smith Street
#1352 – Fusion Heating & Cooling, HVAC @ 1220 Rear Smith Street
#1353 – Glenn Rental, Windows @ 1301 3rd Street
#1354 – Wayne’s Heating & AC, HVAC Replacement @ 1131 Church Street
#1355 – Cimco, Inc., HVAC @ Tobacco Barn
#1356 – Fusion Heating & Cooling, Replacement @ 1729 2nd Street
#1357 – Guardian Construction, New Roof @ 135 Church Street
#1358 – Donna Jaramillo, HVAC @ 503 Mason Street
Items from the Milton Municipal Utilities Commission – Mayor Canterbury
Presentation by Gordon Merry – Chief Parsons
Police Report for December 2017 – Chief Parsons
Annual Police Report for 2017 – Chief Parsons
Hire New Police Officer, Shawn Henson – Chief Parsons
Oath of Office for New Officer, Shawn Henson – Mayor Canterbury
City Financial Report for December 2017 – Recorder Mullins
Second Reading of an Ordinance of Council Amending Modifying and Reenacting Articles 303.99, 333.99, 335.99, 337.99, 339.99, 341.99, 343.99, 345.99, 347.99, 349.99, 351.99, 353.06, 353.99, 361.99, 376.99, 501.99(A) thru (D), 505.00(A) thru (D), 509.99, 513.99, 517.99(A) thru (C), 521.99(A) thru (D), 525.99, 529.99, 529.04(d), 5331.01(f), 533.03(c)(3), 533.99 and 545.10 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Milton, WV, as Revised, Concerning Criminal Penalty Provisions – Mayor Canterbury
Resolution Declaring that the Unlawful Distribution of Prescription Controlled Substances Has Created a Public Nuisance for the Citizens of the City of Milton – Mayor Canterbury
Proclamation for National School Choice Week – Mayor Canterbury
Reports from Boards and Committees
Fire Department – Dakota Miller
Housing Authority – Carl Harshbarger
Thank You Note – Mayor Canterbury
Announcements:
- Friday, February 9 MMS Jr. Beta Club Spaghetti Dinner & Auction, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m., MMS
- February 9 & 10 FOP Gun Show, MVFD, Friday 12 noon – 8:00 p.m., Saturday
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- Saturday, February 10 Blenko Valentine & Chocolate Lovers Weekend, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00
p.m.
- February 12 – 17 Blenko Animal Kingdom, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- Wednesday, February 14 Senior Christmas Lunch, noon
- Saturday, February 17 UWA, MVFD, 7:00 p.m.
- Monday, February 19 Office Closed, Presidents’ Day
- Saturday, March 3 Mobile Recycling, Milton Water Plant, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., (this will be the first Saturday of each month - no plastic
or glass at this time)
Milton Rotary Spaghetti Dinner & Silent Auction, MBC, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Larry Stephens Band, 7:30 p.m., Mt. Opry
- Every Friday Music, MVFD, 7:00 p.m.
Public Bingo, American Legion, 7:00 p.m.
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BEIJING: Chinese officials trying to hide dishonest spending with tricks such as throwing extravagant parties in private will be targeted in a sustained campaign to root out hedonism, the top anti-graft watchdog said on Monday (Dec 11).
Concealing spending by holding lavish dinners in private homes, passing off pampering at a spa as "recuperation" from work and going sightseeing while on business trips are all in the sights of the graft busters.
President Xi Jinping has waged a five-year war on graft at all levels of the ruling Communist Party, from high-level "tigers" to lowly "flies" and has pledged to keep up the fight until officials dare not, cannot and do not want to be corrupt.
A crackdown on hedonism and extravagance in a drive to improve professionalism is to go on in Xi's second term, an unidentified official from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection told the official Xinhua news agency.
"Efforts to address such misconduct should not be stopped and the work to improve the party's conduct and work styles should never end," Xinhua cited Xi as saying in a personal stamp of approval.
Petty corruption such as trying to hide extravagance in "concealed locations" will be targeted, as will the use of public funds to organise holidays in the name of recuperation, the official said.
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Officials have been trying to get big spending through by organising things such as weddings and funerals "bit by bit", staggering gift giving and accepting electronic gift cards or "red packets" of money via online payment platforms, the official said.
Although the anti-graft drive had improved the atmosphere in society, there could be "no intermission and no rests", the official said.
The CCDI official also warned that officials still suffer from excess "formalism" and "bureaucratism", Communist Party terms for failing to carry out central party orders.
When hosting visiting officials, some local-level cadres just take them on the same tourist trail where they speak to the same people as if watching a "fashion show", said the official.
Some attempt to cook the books, or "beautify" their data, to claim success and secure a quick promotion without actually getting the job done, while others simply take a laissez-faire attitude to improving work style.
"Cadres fond of formalism and bureaucratism who create a negative influence or grave results will be strictly punished, without tolerance," the official said.
(Reporting by Christian Shepherd)

A total of 55 suspects involved in telecom and online fraud cases have been returned to China from Indonesia, China Ministry of Public Security said on Saturday.
The suspects were linked to more than 60 criminal cases, covering more than 20 Chinese provinces and involving 30 million yuan (about 4.7 million dollars), the ministry said in a statement.
It said Chinese police sent a team to Indonesia in June 2017 to work with local police, adding that from August 2017 to date, 143 such suspects were brought back to China from Indonesia.
In another development, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate (SPP), said that a total of 2,089 prosecutors were investigated from 2013 to 2017 for violating laws.
According to the figure that was released at an SPP national meeting on clean governance and anti-corruption, it said the prosecutors violated the eight-point frugality code issued after the 18th CPC National Congress in 2012.
“The frugality code requires officials to strictly practice frugality and clean up undesirable work styles.
“The SPP asked prosecution organs at various levels to keep high pressure on corruption and focus on the abuse of power, embezzlement and bribery.
“Efforts will also be made to facilitate the collection of tips and giving feedback,’’ the statement said.


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Fred Meyer stores will phase out all sales of guns and ammunition, according to parent company, Kroger.
"Fred Meyer has made a business decision to exit the firearms category," Kroger spokesperson Kristal Howard said in an emailed statement on Monday.
The company said it made the decision last week "after evaluating changing customer preferences" and also "softening consumer demand" for guns for the last several years.
Annual gun sales at Fred Meyer are $7 million and "continue to decline," according to the company.
"More recently Fred Meyer has been transitioning away from gun departments as a result of the ongoing work to optimize space in Fred Meyer stores," the company said.
The news comes after Kroger announced last week that the grocer will stop selling magazines featuring "assault rifles."
Earlier this month, Kroger said its Fred Meyer stores would stop selling guns to anyone under 21, even though the law permits the sale of rifles to anyone 18 or older. Kroger has 45 Fred Meyer stores located in four Western states.
This followed a decision by Dick's Sporting Goods Chief Executive Officer Edward Stack to stopping selling what he called "assault-style rifles" and high capacity magazines after a mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Walmart, which stopped selling military-style semiautomatic rifles back in 2015, also recently raised its gun purchase age from 18 to 21.
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(CNN Money) — Back in February, Dick’s Sporting Goods made a bold decision to stop selling assault style rifles and high capacity magazines, and to raise the minimum age to purchase a gun to 21.
Executives there braced for pain. Instead they got good news.
Dick’s Sporting Goods stock price surged by as much as 27% after it reported stronger than expected quarterly sales and profit Wednesday.
It’s the first measure of their decision to pull away from some guns.
“There’s been a number of people who have started shopping us, or said they’re going to shop us more, because of the policy,” said Chief Executive Officer Ed Stack on an earnings call with analysts Wednesday. “There’s definitely been some benefit of people who joined us, so to speak, because of the policy.”
Stack said on the call that the company has raised its full year 2018 guidance to a range of $2.92 to $3.12 earnings per share, from a previously announced range of $2.80 to $3.
The company also announced that its online sales jumped 24%. Same-store sales, however, were down 2.5%.
In its earnings statement, the company blamed the same-store slump on “a continued deceleration in hunt and electronics sales, as well as colder spring weather, which resulted in a delayed start to key outdoor sports and activities.”
Related: Dick’s expected backlash with new gun policy, but got flowers instead
Stack, and his chief financial officer, Lee Belitsky, both said the company’s “hunt business” was getting dragged down by the company’s new gun policy, though it was already on the decline before that.
The gun industry as a whole has experienced sharp declines in sales and profit since the 2016 election of President Trump, a Republican endorsed by the National Rifle Association. Concerns about gun control had driven sales during the Obama administration, but those concerns have dissipated since.
“Hunting business saw an accelerated decline in an area that was already challenging,” said Belitsky.
While the company’s new gun policy might have gained some fans among customers, it definitely turned off some friends among the gun industry. The National Shooting Sports Foundation, a gun industry group, expelled Dick’s from its membership on May 4.
The NSSF said it made the move after Dick’s hired a gun control lobbyist.
Related: Dick’s stops selling ‘assault-style’ weapons
A few days later, on May 9, the gun maker Mossberg terminated its relationship with Dick’s.
“We don’t have the best relationship with the firearms manufacturers right now,” said Stack, when asked about it by an analyst. “As far as the NSSF expelling us, we didn’t have a whole lot to do with them … It’s not really that big of a deal.”
Other big retailers have made changes to their gun policies since a mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people.
Walmart, which stopped selling assault-style rifles in 2015, earlier this year raised the minimum gun buying age to 21. Kroger also said it would phase out gun sales at its Fred Meyer stores.
Related: Bank of America sticks with Remington through Chapter 11
The gun and ammunition maker Vista Outdoor said earlier this month that it might divest from its gun brands. But under pressure from Wall Street firm BlackRock, a major shareholder, American Outdoor Brands, which owns the Smith & Wesson brand, said it won’t be pushed into “politically motivated” actions.
A top executive for Bank of America said in April that the bank would no longer “finance military-style firearms for civilian use,” though the bank continued to help Remington through its bankruptcy process, which ended earlier this month.
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Under proposals agreed by the other 27 member states, Britain will have no say in its decision-making bodies during the implementation period after Brexit in March 2019. But it would still have to follow all EU rules and regulations, including freedom of movement and face restrictions on signing off new trade deals. The terms provoked fury among Brexiteers, with some calling for the Government to reject the EU “ultimatum”. And the news saw support surge for an online petition demanding the UK makes a clean break in March 2019.
GETTY Theresa May is under fire over the transition
Signatories soared past the 10,000 - the benchmark for an official Government response - and had reached 12,500 by Thursday. The petition, launched by Leave voter Elizabeth Watson, states: “We must leave the EU completely in March 2019 - no transition period, no delay. “Theresa May is betraying the British people who voted to leave the EU by making the UK stay in until 2021 and paying billions of pounds to the EU while we stay. “No immigration control, no border control, no sovereignty - an absolute betrayal of the 17 million voters who chose to leave.”
If the petition hits 100,000 supporters, MPs will be forced to debate it in Parliament. Critics of the transition deal have included arch-Brexiteer and darling of the Tory membership Jacob Rees-Mogg. The MP, who leads the European Research Group of Conservatives, has said Britain will be reduced to a “vassal state” of Brussels during the transition. This week, he called for the Government to "stiffen its backbone" over the approach to a transition period and fall in behind the Brexit blueprint set out by Theresa May.
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And he said, despite the approach set out by Mrs May at Lancaster House, the Tory manifesto and the Florence speech, "Government policy seems to be adrift" on the issue. He said: "If we know where we are going at the end of it, there are many things that Eurosceptics such as me could accept in a genuine implementation with a clear end point that are very troubling if we don't know the end point.” Criticising the way Brexit Secretary David Davis has set out the Government's approach, Mr Rees-Mogg added: "I think it's important that the Government gets the negotiation of the transition right and slightly stiffens its backbone.” Mrs May appeared to muddy the waters further on Thursday when she warned the UK would seek to limit the rights of EU citizens who come to Britain during the post-Brexit transition.
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GETTY Brexit talks are due to begin next week
In an attempt to get the ball rolling quickly in Brussels Monday, Whitehall sources are reportedly drawing up a “generous” package of measures for EU negotiators to mull over. But if a deal is made allowing EU citizens to bring non-EU partners into Britain post-Brexit, it could create a class of EU residents in the UK with better rights than Britons themselves, who face much more stringent tests to bring non-EU spouses into the country.
If agreed by ministers, the move would be a considerable departure from the Government’s position before the election, which was that EU and UK citizens must enjoy equal rights after Brexit day in March 2019. A source told the Telegraph: “It’s still the overall position that EU citizens in the UK will enjoy the same rights as UK citizens, but in some cases – perhaps for EU citizens with permanent residence – it is possible they will retain extra rights they held at the time of entry. “The final details are being discussed, but it is important to note this will be a small and diminishing category of people and it is important to get these talks moving now.”
GETTY Michel Barnier is the EU's chief negotiator in Brexit talks
Nigel Farage fumes at Theresa May on GMB Fri, June 9, 2017 Former UKIP Leader Nigel Farage has expressed his fury at Prime Minister Theresa May over the general election, saying that it has now led to a backslide on Brexit. Play slideshow ITV•Getty 1 of 8 General Election 2017: Nigel Farage FUMES at Theresa May
Britain is also reportedly promising a “light touch” approach to establishing whether EU citizens are eligible to remain in the UK after grumbles from Brussels over a “hostile” Home Office immigration bureaucracy. The Brussels bloc has already moaned about Britain’s 85-page residency application form for EU nationals – but according to reports, it has now been “radically simplified”. Theresa May’s Brexit team are set to meet with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier on Thursday to decide on how the talks will be structured, after British officials rejected the EU’s claim substantive talks cannot begin until the Government’s post-election position is finalised.
GETTY Mrs May's team will meet with EU officials Thursday to decide on the structure of the talks
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It's not that they're realists, it's that they're skint realists. I wouldn't care if they were surrealists, hairstylists or even unicyclists, if they had a decent amount of liquid assets to build the club.
If there is any truth in any of the reports that proliferated at the end of the admin, there were other bidders who did (claim to) have a wedge of cash available to put in. But again, a known potless bid wins the day.
It is ludicrous to whine on about "cloth cutting" without considering who's the tailor. This seems like cloth cutting bu Harold Steptoe. You must concede that if the new owner were (for example) George Soros, we could obtan some damn fine cloth.
I am surprised I would even need to state the obvious, but skint owners who bring no money to the table will never get us anywhere but the knackers yard, whether in grand style,Marc Green stylee, or death by a thousand cuts like this looks like being

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Levy rates for the new school year top the agenda at tonight’s Camdenton R-III board of education meeting. Other agenda items include the sale of surplus property , updates to the district’s strategic plan, and updates on several school policies, including student transfers and graduation requirements. The board meets at 5:30 in the Administration Building.
The School of the Osage board will meet in a work session this evening. The agenda includes discussion on long-range facility planning and a review of the district’s tax rates. That meeting will be held at 6pm in the Heritage Building Archive Room.