I recently lost my father-in-law to cancer ; I lost my grandad to cancer ; I ’ ve lost friends to the disease and seen others ’ lives changed forever having beaten it , writes Editor James Mitchinson . Statistics suggest I will lose someone else close to me to cancer , and may ultimately face my own battle with it . SPECIAL CAMPAIGN : Turn the pages and watch video : HERE My experience with the so-called big C is not unique : every year 30,000 people across Yorkshire and The Humber sit down to be told they have cancer , and yet , our county is the biggest in the country not to be served by a Maggie ’ s . Maggie ’ s centres offer specialist support , counselling and conversation to cancer patients and their friends and families to help them in their day-to-day battles with tearfulness , frustration , isolation , depression ; in fact , every emotion that comes with hearing that dreaded diagnosis . Yorkshire , we need a Maggie ’ s in this county if only to ensure those aforementioned feelings are punctuated with reassurance , smiles and hope , and you can make it happen . Whilst built in the grounds of Leeds ’ St James ’ s University Hospital , this facility will be there for the whole county to use . To date , fund raising efforts have amassed £5m . The requirement is £6m , and I urge you to pledge whatever you can to help . To show our collective support , each one of Johnston Press ’ Yorkshire titles will carry this wrap-around call-to-arms : from our flagship dailies The Yorkshire Post , The Star , Sheffield and Yorkshire Evening Post to our leading weeklies including The Scarborough News , Halifax Courier , Doncaster Free Press , Sheffield Telegraph , Wakefield Express and Harrogate Advertiser - and indeed every other title at our disposal . Through our unrivalled community engagement with people we know care about this county - JP Yorkshire sells almost 400,000 newspapers per week - we genuinely believe that with your help , we could be looking ourselves in the mirror before Christmas knowing we have together helped people we don ’ t know , and very likely people we do know ... and love . What a wonderful Christmas gift to the county that would be . Here in Yorkshire , we look after our own . That is what this message is about . We hope you can help us to help Yorkshire . SPECIAL CAMPAIGN : Turn the pages and watch video : HERE @ maggiesyorks Read more : ‘ If there had been a Maggie ’ s in Leeds I could have gone there , had someone to talk to and feel safe . You can not put a price on that. ’ Maggie ’ s : Battling against the fear of cancer in place to comfort and inspire Whether you are a business or an individual , Maggie ’ s Yorkshire needs your help

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SC Public Radio News - The South Carolina House will begin debate on the state 's $ 14 billion budget Monday , but one billion-dollar bit of business probably wo n't get settled until well into the spring . Lawmakers have an unprecedented amount of money to spend between the booming economy , federal stimulus money and cash lawmakers saved over the past few years . There is $ 1 billion set aside to improve roads , money for salary increases for state employees , law enforcement and teachers . But the difference in the income tax cut plans passed by the House and Senate likely wo n't be resolved for more than a month . The House sets aside $ 600 million , while the Senate wants to spend $ 2 billion . - Two lifelong Republicans representing neighboring congressional districts in South Carolina are unlikely players in the fierce debate over the future of their party . Reps. Nancy Mace and Tom Rice are both facing spirited primary challenges from rivals backed by former President Donald Trump . For Rice , the sin was his support for Trump 's second impeachment after the violent Jan. 6 insurrection ignited by the then-president . Mace drew the ire of Trump and his backers by voting to certify President Joe Biden 's win in the 2020 election . Trump held a rally Saturday in Florence , South Carolina , with their primary challengers and laced into both as insufficiently loyal . - A man who shot and killed three people in a South Carolina home and then used their smartphones to send himself money for a plane ticket has been sentenced to life in prison without parole . Jeffery Powell pleaded guilty Friday . Prosecutors say Powell killed his aunt 's husband , a cousin and his cousin 's daughter in their Greenwood home last August . Investigators say he also shot and wounded an 8-year-old boy who hid in a bathroom with his dead sister for several hours before going to a neighbor 's home to look for help . The 37-year-old Powell sobbed as he apologized in court for the killings . - When South Carolina announced the first two coronavirus cases on March 6 , 2020 , rural Kershaw County was a surprising name on the list . But within days , Camden — a historic town of deep pockets , horse races and galas about 30 minutes northeast of the state capital — had become the unlikely ground zero for South Carolina 's COVID-19 outbreak . Open Space Institute works in concert with others to protect South Carolina 's scenic , natural , and historic landscapes The Open Space Institute ’ s mission is to protect scenic , natural , and historic landscapes to provide public enjoyment , conserve habitat and working lands , and sustain communities . Over the past 40 years , the institute has saved 2,285,092 acres of land through direct acquisition , grants , and loans . Having begun by focusing on land in New York State , they have in recent years saved significant , complex , and large-scale tracts in South Carolina , Florida , and New Jersey through direct acquisitions . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . Latest SC Lede Episodes - April 19 , 2022 — A look at what 's happening at the statehouse this week as the legislative session begins to wind down ; an update on first quarter fundraising numbers for some of the state 's top races ; new inflation data ; and more . - SC Lede : Spring Break Special — A Conversation with United Nations World Food Programme Director David BeasleyApril 12 , 2022 — Host Gavin Jackson talks with David Beasley , former South Carolina governor , current United Nations World Food Programme Director and Nobel Prize recipient , about his humanitarian work in Ukraine . The Latest Episodes of the SC Business Review - If you are a technology entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one , there are events coming to our state ’ s coast that you may want to know about . Mike Switzer interviews Jess O ’ Brien , executive director of the Beaufort Digital Corridor in Beaufort , SC , the organization bringing TechStars Startup Weekend to their city April 29-May 1 . The Myrtle Beach Techstars Startup Weekend is May 6-8 . - Quality of life is always an essential part of the equation when economic developers talk to industry . Our next guest ’ s organization is one of many across our state working to improve that common denominator . Mike Switzer interviews Stuart White , executive director of the Congaree Land Trust in Columbia , SC . 'diSConnected ' : an occasional series from South Carolina Public Radio - diSConnected : Is Ayn Rand or Mother Teresa better for protecting South Carolinians with disabilities ? People with disabilities are done appealing to selflessness in order to save them . Save yourself on purpose , though , and you might save a few others by accident . - School is supposed to teach kids a thing or two . Pandemic-era schooling 's mix of in-class and in-home learning , however , taught them something people do n't usually figure out until a lot later – who they really are . Part of South Carolina Public Radio 's occasional series 'diSConnected . ' More Stories - To contain the spread of COVID , hospitals and nursing homes barred visits , but the separation and isolation took a toll on patients and families . Now , some states are trying to ensure access . - Meanwhile , Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko spoke of `` cruel war crimes '' by Russians retreating from the nearby city of Bucha . - Judy Polumbaum spent 20 years after her father 's death combing through his archives and interviewing his friends and family members . The result is the new book `` All Available Light . '' - The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called the South Korean defense minister a `` scum-like guy '' for talking about preemptive strikes on the North . - Lawyers say an ambiguous statement by Lucio during questioning was wrongly interpreted by prosecutors as a murder confession , during the investigation into her daughter Mariah 's 2007 death . - 81-year-old jazz giant Herbie Hancock , Meryl Streep , Cyndi Lauper and John Legend were among stars to celebrate Mitchell in an event ahead of the Grammys on Sunday night . - The nation 's politics was thrust into disarray after Prime Minister Imran Khan dissolved parliament ahead of a vote on a no-confidence motion in which he was widely expected to lose . - The prime minister declared victory in the national elections , claiming a mandate for another term as a partial vote count predicted a strong lead for his right-wing party . - The damaged sites include churches , historic buildings , museums and monuments . A UNESCO spokesperson said they fear more sites will be added to the list , as the group works to verify the destruction . - Ukrainian forces continue to take back territory around the country 's capital , as Russian troops retreat from the region . Rapp on Jazz highlights the Palmetto State 's connection to the history of jazz music and the current jazz scene . Join Mark Rapp , executive director of the ColaJazz Foundation and host of SC Public Radio ’ s ColaJazz Presents , for these 60-second segments covering everything from famous South Carolinians like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt to the “ Big Apple ” dance craze of the 1930s to the best clubs to experience jazz in the state . South Carolina Public Radio News Updates Walter Edgar 's Journal delves into the arts , culture , history of South Carolina and the American South . News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm Get weekly program highlights via e-mail . News from South Carolina 's business community with interviews of many small business owners , business leaders from around the state , and South Carolina 's nonprofits . Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m. Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m .

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WASHINGTON – The Justice Department today announced that it has reached an agreement resolving a housing discrimination lawsuit against the Walter Perlick Family Trust , Robert Perlick , Patricia Russell , and the estate of Toney Russell concerning alleged discrimination on the basis of familial status . Under the consent decree , filed today in federal court in Milwaukee , the defendants will pay $ 50,000 in monetary relief to the complainants and the United States . The Department ’ s complaint alleged that these landlords and apartment managers violated the Fair Housing Act by discriminating against potential renters by refusing to rent an apartment to a woman and her minor daughter , employing rental practices that discouraged families with children from renting the apartments , and making statements that discriminated based on familial status . “ The Fair Housing Act ensures that families searching for a place to live are protected from discrimination , ” said Rena J. Comisac , Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division . “ The Justice Department ’ s vigorous enforcement of the federal fair housing laws helps ensure that parents can search for homes in which to shelter their families without fear of this kind of discrimination. ” The consent decree , which must be approved by the U.S. District Court in Milwaukee , calls for training , a nondiscrimination policy , record keeping , and monitoring . Additionally , defendants will pay $ 39,000 in damages to the complainants and $ 11,000 in civil penalties to the United States . The case originated when Sharon Spears and her daughter filed discrimination complaints with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development ( HUD ) . HUD conducted an investigation , found that the defendants discriminated on the basis of familial status , and the case was referred to the Justice Department . The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing based on race , color , religion , national origin , sex , disability and familial status . Since Jan. 1 , 2001 , the Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division has filed 232 cases to enforce the Fair Housing Act , 46 of which have alleged discrimination based on familial status . More information about the Civil Rights Division and the laws it enforces is available at http : //www.usdoj.gov/crt . Individuals who believe that they may have been victims of housing discrimination can call the Housing Discrimination Tip Line ( 1-800-896-7743 ) , email the Justice Department at fairhousing @ usdoj.gov , or contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development at 1-800-669-9777 . # # # 07-711

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SEOUL , South Korea - Kim Jong Un 's top military official - a key mentor to North Korea 's young new leader who had served under his father - has been removed from all posts because of illness , state media said Monday . But Ri Yong Ho had looked healthy in recent appearances , and that fed speculation among analysts that Kim purged him in an effort to put his own mark on the regime he inherited seven months ago when Kim Jong Il died . The decision to dismiss the 69-year-old from top military and political posts was made at a Workers ' Party meeting Sunday , according to the official Korean Central News Agency . It was not immediately clear who would take Ri 's place , and the dispatch did not elaborate on his condition or future . Skeptical of claim Daniel Pinkston , a North Korea analyst at the International Crisis Group , was skeptical of the illness claim , in part because of Ri 's recent apparent health . He also said Ri won his major promotions at a September 2010 party conference but received none in April , which stirred speculation about the general 's future . `` There 's a very high probability that it was n't health issues , but that he was purged , '' he said , sending a strong signal to anyone seeking to challenge Kim Jong Un - even if Ri never directly defied the new leader . Ri was vice marshal and chief of the General Staff of the Korean People 's Army , making him the nation 's top military official behind Kim Jong Un , who rules as supreme commander .

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Players for the World Cup champion women 's national team say mediation talks with the U.S. Soccer Federation over equal pay are over . Molly Levinson , who represents the players in matters concerning the dispute , said in a statement Wednesday that the players look forward to a jury trial . `` We entered this week 's mediation with representatives of USSF full of hope , '' Levinson said . `` Today we must conclude these meetings sorely disappointed in the federation 's determination to perpetuate fundamentally discriminatory workplace conditions and behavior . '' U.S. Soccer said it had hoped to reach a resolution , but accused the counsel for the players of `` an aggressive and ultimately unproductive approach . '' `` We value our players , and have continually shown that , by providing them with compensation and support that exceeds any other women 's team in the world , '' the federation 's statement said . The players sued U.S. Soccer in March , charging institutionalized gender discrimination that includes inequitable compensation when compared with their counterparts on the men 's national team . The federation countered that pay and benefits for members of the men 's and women 's teams , bargained by separate unions , ca n't be compared and said there was no basis for allegations of illegal conduct . RELATED : Atlanta United manager clarifies comments after calling equal pay 'ridiculous ' RELATED : FIFA expands Women 's World Cup from 24 teams to 32 for 2023 The two sides agreed to mediate the matter once the Women 's World Cup in France was over . The United States beat the Netherlands to win the title last month , and afterward fans in the crowd chanted `` Equal Pay ! '' Federation President Carlos Cordeiro wrote U.S. Soccer members in late July claiming the women 's team was paid more overall than the men 's team between 2010 and 2018 . The letter stated that the federation paid out $ 34.1 million in salary and game bonuses to the women between 2010 and 2018 as opposed to $ 26.4 million paid to the men . The total did not include the value of benefits received only by the women , like health care , Cordeiro wrote . The players have disputed the figures , claiming they are misleading . `` It is clear that USSF , including its Board of Directors and President Carlos Cordeiro , fully intend to continue to compensate women players less than men . They will not succeed , '' Levinson said Wednesday . `` We want all of our fans , sponsors , peers around the world , and women everywhere to know we are undaunted and will eagerly look forward to a jury trial . '' U.S. Soccer in turn took a swipe at the Levinson . `` Despite inflammatory statements from their spokesperson , which are intended to paint our actions inaccurately and unfairly , we are undaunted in our efforts to continue discussions in good faith , '' the statement said .

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CHARLESTON , S.C. — Dylann Roof has confessed to authorities to shooting and killing nine people this week at a historically black church in Charleston , South Carolina , two law enforcement officials said Friday . One of the officials said that Roof , who is white , told investigators that he wanted to start a race war . He himself bought the .45-caliber handgun used in the shooting last April at a Charleston gun store , according to the two officials . Earlier , a senior law enforcement official had indicated that Roof ’ s father bought him a Glock firearm for his birthday . Shortly after he turned 21 in April , Dylann Roof got a gun . What ’ s unclear is how . What may be getting clearer is why . A senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation told CNN that Roof ’ s father bought him a .45-caliber Glock handgun for his birthday . His grandfather says Roof was given “ birthday money ” and that the family didn ’ t know what Roof did with it . However he got the gun , police say it was Roof , a white man , who opened fire at a prayer meeting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston , South Carolina , killing nine African-Americans . It ’ s not known whether that handgun was used when Roof allegedly opened fire Wednesday night . But as he awaits a bond hearing possibly Friday , that ’ s one of the many threads investigators are pursuing . The question of why The other thread is why . It ’ s not so much why Roof allegedly did what he did . Authorities say he apparently was motivated by hate , telling the African-American congregants , “ You rape our women , and you ’ re taking over our country. ” It ’ s more how the shooting came to be , and the events that precipitated it . Roof ’ s roommate , Joey Meek , told ABC News that Roof “ was big into segregation , ” and was plotting for six months . “ I think he wanted something big like Trayvon Martin , ” Meek told the network . “ He wanted to make something spark up the race war again. ” But Meek never alerted authorities . A tip , an arrest Roof was arrested Thursday morning about 245 miles ( 395 kilometers ) away in Shelby , North Carolina . He waived extradition and arrived back in South Carolina late Thursday . Police got a tip from Debbie Dills , who reportedly spotted Roof on her way into work . She followed him for 35 miles . “ I don ’ t know what drew my attention to the car , ” she told CNN . She saw it had a South Carolina license plate . “ In my mind I ’ m thinking , ‘ That can ’ t be. ’ … I never dreamed that it would be the car. ” Dills followed Roof for more than 30 miles , keeping authorities updated along the way . Shelby police eventually caught up with Roof , pulled him over and took him into custody before returning him to Charleston . The attack Before he allegedly opened fire at the church Wednesday night , Roof sat with them . He might have prayed with them . A Snapchat video from Wednesday night at the historic African-American church shows Roof at a table with the small group . Nothing in the footage suggests the carnage to come . Six women and three men were killed , including the church ’ s politically active pastor , the Rev . Clementa Pinckney . Sylvia Johnson , a cousin of Pinckney , said she heard about what happened inside the church from a survivor , a close friend . Johnson told CNN her friend recounted the man coming into the church , asking for the minister . “ My cousin , being the nice , kind , welcoming person he is , he welcomed him to his congregation , welcomed him to the Bible study , and he sat there for an hour … At the conclusion of the Bible study , they just heard just a ringing of a loud noise , and it was just awful from what I heard , ” Johnson said . When the son of her friend pleaded with the shooter to stop , Johnson said the gunman replied : “ ‘ No , you ’ ve raped our women , and you are taking over the country … I have to do what I have to do. ’ And he shot the young man. ” A deadly scene Her friend pretended she was dead . “ But she watched her son fall and laid there . She laid there in his blood , ” Johnson said . From what she heard , the gunman reloaded five times . Before he left the church , he asked one of the elderly members whether he had shot her , and she said no . “ And he said good , because we need a survivor because I ’ m going to kill myself , ” Johnson told CNN . A law enforcement official said witnesses told authorities the gunman stood up and said he was there “ to shoot black people. ” Connection to hate groups Police are now trying to determine whether Roof had any links to hate groups . Authorities released a mug shot of him from Lexington County on Thursday . It was taken after a trespassing arrest in April . According to an arrest warrant from a February incident , Roof had an unlabeled pill bottle with a drug believed to be suboxone , which is used to treat opiate addiction . Roof told police a friend gave him drugs . The status of the cases is unclear . In an image tweeted by the Berkeley County , South Carolina , government , Roof is wearing a jacket with what appear to be the flags of apartheid-era South Africa and nearby Rhodesia , a former British colony that was ruled by a white minority until it became independent in 1980 and changed its name to Zimbabwe . The victims Charleston County Coroner Rae Wooten identified the nine victims as follows : Cynthia Hurd , 54 ; Susie Jackson , 87 ; Ethel Lance , 70 ; Rev . DePayne Middleton-Doctor , 49 ; Hon . Rev . Clementa Pinckney , 41 ; Tywanza Sanders , 26 ; Rev . Daniel Simmons Sr. , 74 ; Rev . Sharonda Singleton , 45 ; Myra Thompson , 59 . Wooten told reporters that the victims all suffered gunshot wounds and died as a result of them . Three people survived the shooting , including a woman who received a chilling message from the shooter . “ Her life was spared , and ( she was ) told , ‘ I ’ m not going to kill you , I ’ m going to spare you , so you can tell them what happened , ’ ” Charleston NAACP President Dot Scott told CNN . She said she heard this from the victim ’ s family members . Hate crime investigation Federal authorities have opened a hate crime investigation into the shooting at the oldest AME church in the South , the Department of Justice said . “ The only reason someone would walk into a church and shoot people that were praying is hate , ” Charleston Mayor Riley said . It was not clear if the gunman targeted any individual . “ We don ’ t know if anybody was targeted other than the church itself , ” Charleston police Chief Greg Mullen said .

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MINNEAPOLIS — Derek Chauvin es ahora el primer policía blanco en ser condenado por el asesinato de un civil en Minnesota . El expolicía de Minneapolis fue encontrado culpable de asesinato en segundo grado , asesinato en tercer grado y asesinato culposo en segundo grado por la muerte de Floyd . El jurado en el caso delibero en su veredicto el martes por la tarde después de tres semanas de testimonios de los testigos durante ese tiempo tuvieron que ver videos gráficos de Chauvin poniendo su rodilla sobre Floyd por nueve minutos y 29 segundos mientras que Floyd gritaba , ‘ No puedo respirar ” . El caso se convirtió en bandera para activistas de todo el mundo , con el reverendo Al Sharpton recalcando que el acusado en el juicio estaba siendo vigilado en todo los Estados Unidos . Cauvin fue retirado en esposas de inmediatamente después de que el juez leyera el veredicto . El juez Peer Cahill pronto dará fecha para la sentencia , la cual se lleva a cabo en un par de semanas . RELATED : Derek Chauvin es hallado culpable de asesinato y homicidio culposo en la muerte de George Floyd Antes de que Chauvin sea sentenciado , se llevara a cabo una investigación previa a la sentencia . El juez jubilado , LaJune Lange la describe como una “ revisión de antecedentes ” para el acusado , mediante la cual otros factores pueden recompilarse para ayudar al juez a determinar el tiempo de la sentencia . La acusación también ha llenado una petición “ Blakely ” para una salida ascendida basada en factores agravados . Chauvin reuncio a su derecho de tener a un jurado que decidiera si esos factores son suficientes para justificar una larga sentencia , en su lugar , escogió que el juez Cahill tomara la decisión por si solo . La sentencia máxima que Chauvin podría enfrentar es de 40 años por asesinato sin intención en segundo grado , 25 años por asesinato en tercer grado y 10 años por asesinato culposo en segundo grado . Esas sentencias es muy probable que sean cumplidas al mismo tiempo y no consecutivamente debido a que todas son por el mismo crimen . Las presuntas sentencias bajo la guía de sentencias de Minnesota son de 12 años y medio por cada cargo de asesinato y cuatro años por cada cargo de asesinato culposo . Esas sentencias son para una persona con un historial criminal de cero , lo cual quiere decir que no tiene un récord criminal . Sin factores agravantes , el juez podría usar su discreción para dar una sentencia tan corta como 10 años y ocho meses o tan larga como 15 años por cada cargo de asesinato y de tres años y cinco meses a cuatro años y nueve meses por asesinato culposo . Aunque , el juez podría considerar una sentencia más fuerte con un máximo de 40 años basado en la petición de la parte acusadora Blakely . Un factor agravado que el juez podría considerar es que hubo un menos de 9 años como testigo del asesinato .

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NEWS RELEASE OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY WESTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI MATT J. WHITWORTH Contact Don Ledford , Public Affairs ● ( 816 ) 426-4220 ● 400 East Ninth Street , Room 5510 ● Kansas City , MO 64106 www.usdoj.gov/usao/mow/index.html JUNE 30 , 2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OVERLAND PARK MAN SENTENCED FOR ARMED BANK ROBBERY KANSAS CITY , Mo . – Matt J. Whitworth , Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri , announced that an Overland Park , Kan. , man was sentenced in federal court today for armed bank robbery . Jeffrey A. Baker , 20 , of Overland Park , was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Greg Kays this afternoon to 10 years and 10 months in federal prison without parole , to be served consecutively to his sentence in an unrelated Johnson County , Kan. , case . On March 19 , 2009 , Baker pleaded guilty to stealing $ 64,767 from Central Bank , 834 Southwest Blvd. , Kansas City , on Dec. 26 , 2007 . Baker also pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the brandishing of a firearm during the commission of that crime . Baker admitted that he and co-defendant Rashaud S. Shelton , 19 , of Kansas City , entered the bank together . Baker approached a teller , slid a garbage bag into the teller window and instructed him to put “ everything in the bag. ” Shelton , armed with a handgun , approached a manager and demanded more money . Shelton was escorted to the vault area , where the manager handed him more money , which Shelton placed in a sack . As they left the bank , Baker took the gun from Shelton and put it in his pocket . Shelton was sentenced on June 10 , 2009 , to 11 years and nine months in federal prison without parole after pleading guilty to his role in the bank robbery . This case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bruce E. Clark . It was investigated by the Kansas City , Mo. , Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This news release , as well as additional information about the office of the United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri , is available on-line at www.usdoj.gov/usao/mow/index.html

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Faculty group censures Harreld over ethics A faculty assembly at the University of Iowa 's largest college has approved a motion of censure against the incoming UI president for including inaccuracies on his resume during the recent search process . Several faculty , student and staff groups on campus have issued `` no confidence '' votes or other complaints about the recent presidential search process overseen by the Iowa Board of Regents . Those censures , however , have stopped short of directly criticizing Bruce Harreld , who was selected unanimously by the regents Sept. 3 as UI 's 21st president . After meeting in closed session Wednesday afternoon , the Faculty Assembly of the UI College of Liberal Arts and Sciences unanimously approved the motion against Harreld for failing to uphold `` the highest ethical standards '' and violating professional ethics by misrepresenting his recent work experience and publication history . `` I think the message is that values and ethics matter , '' said Bob McMurray , a professor of psychology and a member of the assembly that represents 700 faculty members in the college . `` This is not a call for any action . This is not saying that we will not support President Harreld . ... But it is a statement that we expect people to behave with intellectual honesty . '' Resume discrepancies The two discrepancies listed by the censure motion concern how Harreld described his recent work experience and publication history . On his resume , Harreld listed his most recent employment as managing principal of Executing Strategy LLC in Avon , Colo. During his Sept. 1 public forum , Harreld noted the listing had been a mistake . He used the name of a limited liability company that he had been using in Massachusetts but no longer needed now that his clients wanted him to assume liability directly . He allowed that company to lapse . “ So that ’ s ‘ Shame on me . ' I too quickly pulled it out of my head and put it on the resume , '' he said . `` There 's no Colorado corporation . ... It ’ s me personally working. ” Even if the specific discrepancies on Harreld ’ s resume might not have raised major concerns in the corporate world , a longtime resume investigator says they still should have been looked into by anyone charged with vetting Harreld ’ s candidacy . “ They might not have sent up a red flag , but they would have sent up yellow or orange-y ones , ” said Christopher Marquet , CEO of the Boston-based consultant firm Marquet International . “ It ’ s easily explainable ... but these things should have been clarified before the university ( and the regents ) put it all out there. ” RELATED COVERAGE - HARRELD : Who he is | UI announces choice - CONTRACT : What the UI is offering - DISSENT : Graduate student union rips decision - REACTION : Students want connection | Community leaders want unity - VIDEO : Harreld 's first steps in improving UI | Harreld on the importance of collegiate athletics - GALLERY : Harreld appointed as new UI president To Harreld 's detractors , it looks as if the incoming president was trying to cover up a lack of employment since he ended his job last year as a lecturer in the Harvard Business School . But Harreld ’ s confusion over his current work history is something that Marquet said he encounters fairly regularly when he is asked to investigate a resume . The situation would warrant a call to the applicant – as well as bringing the discrepancy to the attention of the company – but Marquet said it wouldn ’ t disqualify someone automatically . Regent officials had no comment on Wednesday 's censure vote , but said any questions about Harreld 's recent work history were answered during the public forum that took place two days before Harreld 's hiring . `` We 're not concerned about the resume , '' said Josh Lehman , regents spokesman . Neither Harreld nor the regents have said anything regarding the faculty assembly 's second charge : that Harreld failed to note on his resume that most of the 12 papers listed under publications were co-authored . Such a failure amounts to claiming sole credit for work this is not yours alone , said Russ Ganim , chairman of the faculty assembly , and is in violation of the UI Operations Manual . Marquet said that , although his experience is primarily in the corporate world , he can understand why the publication history would be of such concern in the academic world “ where publication is king and you need to credit all your co-authors. ” He also agrees that Harreld 's resume , as written , was `` a little bit misleading and should have been said better . '' But the concerns over Harreld ’ s publication history , Marquet said , could have been easily avoided if Harreld had followed the corporate norm of adding a disclaimer that described himself as `` the author or co-author of the following papers. ” Due diligence Marquet said the sparseness of Harreld 's resume was not out of keeping with those of other corporate executive bios , but it definitely would have looked very different than the lengthy academic CVs of the three other finalists for UI president – a college president and two university provosts . Harreld was one of four finalists to replace Sally Mason , who retired this summer after eight years as UI president . An online survey conducted by the UI chapter of the American Association of University Professors found that fewer than 3 percent of the participants considered Harreld qualified for the job . The three other candidates received percentage levels in the 90s . Critics of Harreld 's hiring have accused the regents and the leadership of the UI Presidential Search and Screen Committee of showing him favorable treatment as a candidate in the final two months of the search . Many viewed the non-academic character of Harreld 's resume as a sign that he was the candidate already preferred by the regents and , thus , did n't even have to try to impress the UI community . Others suggest that the discrepancies on Harreld 's resume demonstrate that Parker Executive Search , the Atlanta-based consultant group hired by the regents , failed to do its due diligence in vetting Harreld 's candidate materials . They worry what other discrepancies might have been missed . `` The other three candidates presented materials that conformed to professional norms , '' Ganim said . “ As to the cultural differences ( between the corporate and academic world ) , at the very least , the search firm should have worked with him to make sure that the CV was up to the University of Iowa ’ s professional standards. ” Reach Jeff Charis-Carlson at 319-887-5435 or jcharisc @ press-citizen.com . Follow him on Twitter at @ jeffcharis .

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U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney Richard B. Roper |FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE| CONTACT : KATHY COLVIN |THURSDAY , AUGUST 30 , 2007 | WWW.USDOJ.GOV/USAO/TXN PHONE : ( 214 ) 659-8600 SAN ANGELO , TEXAS , MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO Defendant Faces Up to Life in Prison Guerra was charged in an indictment returned on November 21 , 2006 , in the Western District of Tennessee . That case was later transferred to the San Angelo Division of the Northern District of Texas for prosecution . Guerra entered his plea today before U.S. District Judge Sam R. Cummings who ordered a pre-sentence investigation with sentencing to be scheduled after that investigation is completed . Guerra , 47 , faces up to life in prison and will be required to register as a sex offender . He has been in federal custody since his arrest on November 22 , 2006 , on the charges set out in the indictment . According to documents filed in Court , in September 2006 , Roland E. Guerra began making contact , via the Internet , with a Memphis Task Force officer , who had assumed an undercover identity by posing as a 13 year-old female . During the next month Guerra contacted the undercover officer and expressed an interest in having a sexual relationship . On September 14 , 2006 , Guerra forwarded digital images to the undercover officer which depicted Guerra engaged in sexually explicit conduct with a minor . Then on October 5 , 2006 , Guerra used his computer to send a computer video depicting a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct . On October 19 , 2006 , Guerra began to discuss with the undercover officer the possibility of meeting in Abilene , Texas , for the purpose of engaging in a sexual relationship . Guerra believed the undercover officer to actually be a 13 year-old female . During multiple Internet conversations that occurred over a one-week period , Guerra discussed the details of how thesexual encounter would be arranged . Guerra understood that the 13 year-old girl was coming to Abilene , Texas , for a youth tennis tournament , and he requested the name of the motel where the girl would be staying so he could book a room there during that time . Guerra provided his cell phone number , so he could be called when the 13 year-old girl ’ s father was away from the hotel , at which time they would engage in sexual activity . On November 9 , 2006 , the undercover officer received a package from Guerra containing a Web cam , a camera memory stick , and a digital camera . Guerra had previously explained to the undercover officer , in his identity as the girl , that he wanted the girl to have the items so they could have a closer encounter with each other . On November 17 , 2006 , law enforcement personnel contacted Guerra at a Hotel in Abilene , where Guerra had instructed the girl to meet him for the sexual encounter . Guerra was confronted about his actions and was interviewed by law enforcement officers . Guerra admitted he was at the hotel to engage in sexual intercourse with a 13 year-old minor . Guerra consented to a search of his hotel room and among other things , law enforcement officers found a gift bag containing a Sony camera , a laptop computer , condoms , and another camera that was attached to a camera stand facing the bed . # # #

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BRISBANE , Australia -- Ex-Italy international Massimo Maccarone is set to join Brisbane Roar in a one-season deal to play in Australia 's A-League . Brisbane coach John Aloisi confirmed Monday that the 37-year-old Empoli forward would join the Roar squad for pre-season training next week . `` We are pleased and excited to welcome a player of Massimo 's caliber to Brisbane , '' Aloisi said in a statement . `` His playing career is impressive and we are confident that Massimo 's experience at the highest level will strengthen our already talented squad . '' Maccarone , who spent five years with Middlesbrough in the English Premier League before returning to Italy , is only the second player to join the A-League directly from the Serie A. Italy and Juventus great Alessandro Del Piero played for Sydney FC from 2012-14 .

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Henrico Man Sentenced for Gun and Drug Crimes RICHMOND , Va. – A Henrico man was sentenced today to over twelve months in prison for making false statements when acquiring firearms and possession with the intent to distribute marijuana . According to court records and evidence presented at trial , in January 2018 , the Richmond Police Department ( RPD ) and Virginia State Police ( VSP ) confronted Jawuan House , 22 , on suspicion that one of his associates stole a firearm from a vendor table at a gun show in Richmond . When VSP and RPD made contact with House , they found him in the company of Yamin Maxey . Law enforcement ultimately followed House to his vehicle in the parking lot in order to gain information to find the person who stole the firearm . In the course of speaking with House and Maxey , law enforcement learned from Maxey that he had straw purchased two firearms for House at the gun show . House also purchased a third firearm , an AK pistol , at the gun show . When law enforcement searched House ’ s vehicle for those firearms , they found , in total , five firearms . Three of the firearms were purchased from the gun show , including the straw-purchased firearms , and two were previously purchased and belonged to House and an associate , Brian Samuels . Law enforcement also found in the trunk of the vehicle 40 grams of marijuana in two mason jars and a digital scale . House stated that he and his friends were using the marijuana at a party . House ’ s case was related to a larger investigation into Brian Samuels , 21 , and other members of the Black Disciples Gang in Henrico . According to court documents , Samuels sold 39 firearms to an undercover agent over the course of approximately four months in 2018 . These firearms included multiple AK pistols , AR pistols , extended magazines with 30–60 round capacities , and stolen firearms . In February 2019 , ATF and other assisting law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at Samuels ’ s home and located an additional 14 firearms , bringing the total to 53 . Samuels forfeited all 53 firearms to the United States and was sentenced to five years in prison on June 24 . This case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods ( PSN ) , which is the centerpiece of the Department of Justice ’ s violent crime reduction efforts . PSN is an evidence-based program proven to be effective at reducing violent crime . Through PSN , a broad spectrum of stakeholders work together to identify the most pressing violent crime problems in the community and develop comprehensive solutions to address them . As part of this strategy , PSN focuses enforcement efforts on the most violent offenders and partners with locally based prevention and reentry programs for lasting reductions in crime . G. Zachary Terwilliger , U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia , Ashan M. Benedict , Special Agent in Charge of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives ’ ( ATF ) Washington Field Division , William C. Smith , Chief of Richmond Police , and Colonel Gary T. Settle , Virginia State Police Superintendent , made the announcement after sentencing by U.S. District Judge John A. Gibney Jr. Assistant U.S . Attorneys Stephen E. Anthony and Janet Jin Ah Lee prosecuted the case . A copy of this press release is located on the website of the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia . Related court documents and information are located on the website of the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia or on PACER by searching for Case No . 3:19-cr-46 .

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Planning Board rejects stormwater management plan The Marco Island Planning Board was divided on an illicit discharge stormwater management ordinance during its meeting Friday , with an ultimate tied vote of 3-3 that prevented the ordinance from passing . In 2015 the city created a stormwater management program that had to adhere to a set of state-mandated requirements . Those requirements must be met within five years ; should the city fail to meet them within that time frame , it will be subject to fines from the state . One of the requirements is to implement an illicit discharge ordinance , which Public Works Director Tim Pinter presented to the board Friday . Pinter began his presentation with an overview of the city 's stormwater management program , and noted that the ordinance he was about to share with the board members should have been implemented when the program began back in 2015 . `` This needed to be created in year one and we 're in year three , '' he said . `` So obviously you can see from doing the math , I 'm two years behind schedule with this , and if we continue getting ( further behind ) , I 'm really going to have some problems with getting this thing completed ... by the end of the five years . '' Pinter explained that the ordinance , which aims to prevent illicit discharge from entering the city 's canals or swales , would apply to all residential properties on the island . `` Any building permit on the island is going to have to come through and submit ... a drainage study and a drainage plan ... that shows any illicit draining from the property does n't automatically go into the canals or swales without being treated , '' he said . He also said Marco Island is the only entity is in the county that does not already have an illicit discharge ordinance in place . Vice-Chair Ed Issler had some concerns about the ordinance , the biggest being that it tries to tackle too many issues at once . `` This ( ordinance ) .. .is really complicated , '' he said . `` There 's so many issues in this ... that I think it 's more dressing than meat , '' he said , borrowing an analogy Pinter had used earlier in the meeting . Board member Ron Goldstein was also concerned that the ordinance does n't tackle the right issues , namely the island 's failing swales . `` I just do n't think it achieves what we need it to achieve , '' he said . Pinter reiterated that the purpose of the ordinance is to prevent illicit discharge , not fix the swales . He also urged the board members to keep in mind that the ordinance is simply one small part of the city 's overall stormwater management program . `` The big picture is the stormwater management plan island-wide , '' he said . `` With 19 inches of rain at the beginning of June , every drainage system on the island was overcapacity by 3000 percent ( and ) we could n't do anything about it . '' He also explained that as of right now , his staff does n't have the ability to do the kind of swale maintenance that Goldstein said he would like to see . `` There 's 120 miles of roadway on Marco Island which means that there 's ( roughly ) 240 miles of swales with a staff of four and one piece of equipment makes it a little hard to go out and do swale maintenance on a daily basis , '' Pinter said . Chair Erik Brechnitz chimed in with another concern : how much it will cost homeowners to come into compliance with the ordinance . `` This is a typical example of a regulation that will not accomplish a whole lot but will be a tremendous cost to the people , '' he said . Board member Joe Rola agreed and also noted that it would be difficult to track illicit discharges entering the city 's water system and subsequently figure out who was responsible for them . The board members mentioned other issues with the ordinance , including the broad definition of the term illicit discharge , the $ 250/day fine for violators and the requirement that current homes be retrofitted with illicit discharge drainage systems . The motion to approve the ordinance failed with a tied vote of 3-3 . Planning Board 's next meeting is 9 a.m. July 21 in the city council 's chambers , 51 Bald Eagle Drive .

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Baseball reacts to economy Mon. , April 13 , 2009 This is what baseball should be . Take the family out to the ballgame , without financial guilt . The Arizona Diamondbacks sell tickets for $ 5 , hot dogs for $ 1.50 , sodas for $ 1.50 . That ’ s $ 32 for a family of four . “ They ’ re not big hot dogs , ” Diamondbacks president Derrick Hall said . Hey , they ’ re not great seats , either . But you ’ re in the ballpark , where memories are made and lifelong allegiances are nurtured . Baseball lost sight of the common fan amid the gold rush of the past decade , the rush to build palaces that spit out gold from luxury suites and dugout seats and baseline clubs . It is too bad baseball needed a recession to realize the pendulum had swung too far toward the rich , too far from the kids . But baseball woke up to its greed this spring , frightened into action by the prospect of plummeting attendance . Commissioner Bud Selig welcomed the new season by instituting a fan value program in which every team will offer discounts and promotions , with a special emphasis on families and children . “ I ’ m really proud of the clubs , ” Selig said . The Los Angeles Dodgers now offer a small bottle of water for $ 3.75 , not just a large bottle for $ 5.75 . The Los Angeles Angels sell kids ’ tickets for $ 3 for some games , $ 5 for others , with $ 7 caps for every fan , every day . The Houston Astros sell kids ’ tickets for $ 1 . The Atlanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers sell $ 1 tickets for all . The Colorado Rockies sell tickets for $ 4 ; the Cincinnati Reds , Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Royals for $ 5 . A tip of the cap , for these programs and many others . Yet baseball ought not go back to its overpriced ways when the economy rebounds . This should not be a recession-based initiative . This should be a fan-based initiative . “ I think we can make a lot of this permanent , ” Selig said . “ I ’ m fairly optimistic. ” Selig paused for a breath , shed his caution and added an air of determination to his voice . “ We will make a lot of this permanent , ” he said . He said the right thing , and now he was rolling . “ It ’ s something we should do anyway , ” he said . “ We ’ ve got to mean what we say . We really have to be the cheapest form of entertainment. ” Baseball lost that commitment , losing its way while celebrating each billion in record revenues . We spend far too much time fretting over whether the late starting times for the World Series keep kids from watching baseball on television , far too little time figuring out how to get kids into the ballpark , embrace the game in person , get hooked for life . It ’ s too expensive for too many . A family of four should not have to pay $ 200 for a day at the ballpark . And yet , according to Team Marketing Report , the cost of four tickets at the average price , four hot dogs , four sodas , two beers , two caps and parking comes to $ 196.79 at the average major league park this season . In Arizona , Hall said the Diamondbacks ’ food and drink vendors initially expressed horror at the concept of selling hot dogs and sodas for $ 1.50 . But the vendors make up the revenue in volume , he said , because fans feel better about spending money when they don ’ t feel ripped off . Baseball ’ s owners meet four times a year . Until this year , Hall said , affordability did not appear on the agenda . “ These are the types of initiatives that should come up regularly , ” Hall said . We couldn ’ t agree more . Sell the luxury boxes for a luxury price , but get the kids into the cheap seats , cheaply . I got hooked on baseball three decades ago as a member of the Dodger-Pepsi Fan Club – six tickets in the top deck for $ 2 . If Selig and the owners fail to use the recession as a springboard to renewed affordability , they had better not start blaming video games when the next generation of fans fails to materialize . Click here to comment on this story »

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MORGAN COUNTY — A man convicted in the murder of an Indiana University student back in 2000 is set to be released from prison because he did n't have proper representation during the trial . John Myers was convicted in the murder of Jill Behrman , 19 , in Morgan County in October , 2006 , following a 12-day jury trial . He was sentenced to 65 years in prison . Behrman disappeared in May 2000 after leaving her Bloomington home to go for a bike ride . Her remains were found three years later . In the ruling handed down Monday by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana , the court ruled that Myers received `` ineffective assistance of counsel at trial in violation of his Sixth Amendment rights . '' The ruling means Myers must be released from prison unless the Morgan County Prosecutor 's Office decides to retry him within 120 days . WRTV has reached out to the prosecutor 's office for comment . The ruling states that Myers ' attorney made false statements to the jury during opening arguments , which that attorney later admitted to in a disciplinary hearing . The ruling also claims that Myers ' attorney failed to object to `` two significant categories of evidence that should not have been presented to the jury . '' `` In the end , these serious errors all but destroyed the defense that trial counsel presented to the jury and tainted the entire trial , '' the ruling read . According to the ruling , Myers named 13 ways he says his attorney failed him during trial , although the courts ruled that only three of the reasons given by Myers were deficient : `` he made two false statements to the jury during opening , he failed to object to inadmissible bloodhound evidence , and he failed to object to evidence that Ms. Behrman was raped before she was murdered . '' Jill Behrman 's mother , Marilyn , tells WRTV she will work with the Morgan County prosecutor to determine what the best decision for her and her family is , moving forward . `` I will take this one day , one moment at a time . I will go whoever this leads and deal with it . I am disappointed with this ruling , but this is out of my control , '' Marilyn Behrman said . `` I will count on Morgan County Prosecutor , Steve Sonnega , to help guide me through this process , whether that be an appeal leading to a new trial or not . I am more concerned with the emotional toll this will take on family and friends. ” This story was originally published by Katie Cox at WRTV .

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How is a sub 2 % mortgage rate even possible ? If Investors Group 's offer seems generous , that 's because they 're able to fund themselves at an even more generous rate Article content So how is it possible for Investors Group to be offering 1.99 % mortgages , the lowest advertised rate in living memory ? Advertisement 2 Article content One of the biggest reasons is that funding costs for companies like Investors Group are at record lows . If the offer seems generous , that ’ s because they ’ re able to fund themselves at an even more generous rate . tap here to see other videos from our team . How is a sub 2 % mortgage rate even possible ? Back to video The other thing is that this is a variable rate , so in other words it can change very quickly , theoretically in a day . And remember that the typical mortgage amortizes over 20 years or more , so potential purchasers of this product need to ask themselves some hard questions before signing up . But perhaps the real question is , why is Investors Group doing this . One word : Advertising . They ’ re a big name in wealth management but not so much in home loans , so if the company is hoping to spread the word on that front , what better way than to come out with a product boasting the lowest rate in recent history . Observers say the company is a bit player in consumer mortgages and they don ’ t expect the banks , which dominate consumer lending , to try to beat the offer . Investors is a distributor of retail banking products for National Bank of Canada but the mortgage business is not part of that , according to Peter Veselinovich , vice-president of banking and mortgages . Last year the company originated in excess of $ 2-billion of home loans , putting it at about 1 % of the total mortgage market in Canada . Peter Veselinovich , vice-president of banking and mortgages said the latest offer came about after the company “ secured a block of proprietary funds. ” Advertisement 3 Article content Mr. Veselinovich declined to say how the funding was acquired or how much has been allocated . “ It ’ s money that ’ s available to us and that we are able to use , ” he said . Banks and other mortgage originators are able to reduce their funding costs by insuring the loans through the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. and selling the loans off as bonds . Mr. Veselinovich said he expects that a chunk of the mortgages resulting from its offer will made to borrowers unable to make a minimum 20 % down-payment and who will therefore require mortgage insurance , but he said the larger portion will be conventional loans .

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