SPRINGDALE -- Bill Bailey worked at Bluff Cemetery on Wednesday , leaving floral picks of red holly berries at the graves of family members . He visits the city 's cemetery just north of downtown to decorate for winter and again in the spring . `` That 's the way I like it , '' he said after examining a pick he set in a vase attached to his grandparents ' gravestone . Springdale 's City Council on Tuesday will consider rules for decorating graves at its only municipal cemetery . The ordinance also lists hours of operation and prohibitions on alcohol and animals . Cut fresh or artificial flowers attached to the headstone via a floral saddle or permanent vases would be OK . Marking a plot with garden edging , carpeting the grave with artificial flowers and leaving mementos would n't , according to the proposed ordinance . The proposal sets time limits for any flowers to remain in place : five days after a funeral service , Feb. 28 after the Christmas season and June 30 for Memorial Day decorations . `` Arrangements for other holidays not in keeping with these regulations will be removed at the time of the first mowing after the holiday , '' the proposal reads . Brad Baldwin , the city 's director of engineering and public works , said city staff have found 22 graves out of compliance among the 11,300 graves in the cemetery . The city will send the deed holders of those plots certified letters with information about the new regulations if the measure passes . The city has urged similar guidelines in the cemetery for many years , which most people follow , Baldwin said . Council approval would make them law , said City Attorney Ernest Cate . `` Most of the regulations are like those in city parks -- not causing a disturbance , no dogs running loose , '' he said . Cate said District Judge Jeff Harper could impose fines of up to $ 1,000 and $ 500 more each day if the behavior continues . The fines are the same for all municipal violations . `` It holds no jail time , '' Harper said . `` And I do n't think I 've ever imposed a $ 1,000 fine . '' It would n't get that far , Baldwin said . He said staff and contractors handling maintenance in the cemetery merely would remove the items if families do n't take them up before the deadline . The cemetery 's upkeep came to the city 's attention when a man called to say he could n't visit his wife 's grave . A rose bush planted on a neighboring plot had grown in front of his wife 's tombstone , Baldwin said . As Baldwin stood in the cemetery last week , the wind blew a pot of wilted fall mums from one grave to another like a tumbleweed . Baldwin said other graves were blanketed with fading artificial flowers , rosary beads , bottles of beer and water and jack-o'-lantern lights -- possibly left over from a Day of the Dead celebration . In Mexico , family members gather at graves to celebrate the lives of their loved ones with Dia de los Muertos , said Margarita Solorzano , director of the Hispanic Women 's Organization of Arkansas . Those observances correspond with the American Halloween celebrations . Solorzano spoke Thursday to several Hispanic families who recently buried loved ones in Bluff . `` They said the way they decorate a grave at home is not the same way that is customary here , but they try to abide by the rules , '' she said . Scott Berna , owner of Nelson-Berna Funeral Chapel and Fairview Memorial Gardens , said Hispanic families follow the guidelines for decorations set for the private cemetery in Fayetteville . The upkeep of Bluff Cemetery lies at the heart of this matter , Baldwin said . Crews must carefully navigate a grid of gravestones when they cut grass , dig a grave or complete other work , he said . Workers have backed into or knocked over headstones trying to get around decorations . The proposed rules should help minimize damage , Baldwin said . The city in August contracted with Burton Cemetery Service of Hindsville to maintain the cemetery for $ 37,400 a year . This includes mowing grass and removing dead flowers , downed branches , trash and other debris , Baldwin said . The company also will add topsoil to level graves and ruts . Baldwin said the city has more plans for beautification of the cemetery , including landscaping and replacing a kiosk near the entrance bearing a copy of the guidelines . The city also works to digitally map the graves and link them with deed holders and photographs , making information available on the city 's website . Liz Lester of Springdale has two generations of family buried at Bluff . Her family has no tradition of placing flowers on grave sites , even on Memorial Day , she said . The proposed rules seem to make sense , she said . `` They are standards I would expect them to have in place . '' Berna said the Fairview Cemetery officials show the rules for decoration to everyone who buys a plot . And he said the staff stays pretty stringent with the rules , which are similar to those proposed for Bluff . `` It 's a very hard thing to do , but what they 're doing is the right thing , '' said Berna , president-elect of the Arkansas Funeral Directors Association . He said what one family might consider tasteful , another might not . If cemetery staff allow one to decorate outside the lines , they must allow another , he said . `` Then it can be really difficult to take the reins back , '' he said . Berna said the state has no regulations about grave decorations . The state only covers perpetual care cemeteries , for which money is held in trust to forever care for the cemetery and lots in it , Berna said . Bluff Cemetery does n't fall into that category . Wendy Jones , operations manager for the Rogers Parks and Recreation Department , said city officials in the next year will review and update guidelines for its municipal graveyard , Rogers Cemetery . The guidelines she shared -- also similar to Springdale 's -- were put into place before 1999 , she said . She said the cemetery staff has n't strictly enforced the guidelines , but plan to return to more oversight . And staff will use their own judgment as to the removal of faded flowers or wreaths . `` Our rules say we can remove anything at any time for any reason , '' she said . Jones said the Rogers Cemetery offers one section for burials of babies called `` Dogwood Acres . '' `` It 's hard , '' she said . `` People will pile them with teddy bears and not pick them up . '' Jones said workers save the teddy bears that are salvageable and return them if the family asks . Flowers can remain on a grave site in Rogers for 30 days after a holiday , a birthday or the anniversary of the death . The last two pages of the document below ( pages 13 and 14 ) show the proposed city ordinance with rules for how you can decorate graves at Bluff Cemetery . NW News on 11/25/2019

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STC buses are an essential service in Saskatchewan Article content Bob Abernethy of Estevan writes : Advertisement 2 Article content In his Feb. 16 Leader-Post article , Todd MacKay of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation talks of the huge deficits provincial governments are racking up , which I agree is a concern , but he then concludes the Saskatchewan Transportation Company ( STC ) must be killed off , which I don ’ t agree with . tap here to see other videos from our team . STC buses are an essential service in Saskatchewan Back to video He believes some customers would be “ inconvenienced. ” Many Saskatchewan people , for a wide variety of reasons , don ’ t have good transportation options . For them , not having a bus service — as meagre as it is — would go well beyond being “ inconvenienced. ” What about those people , Mr. MacKay ? I , too , despise deficit financing . Governments are putting charges on credit cards for us , our kids and our grandchildren and we seem to gobble it right up . However , some things are worth subsidizing , and continued bus service within Saskatchewan is one of them . ( If Premier Brad Wall wants to reduce the debt a bit he could eliminate the three new MLA positions he created . )

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Ocala Man Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To Commit Wire Fraud And Executing A False Income Tax Return Jacksonville , Florida – Donald Edward Smith ( 65 , Ocala ) has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and to executing a false income tax return . He faces a maximum penalty of eight years in federal prison . A sentencing date has not yet been set . According to the plea agreement , between September 2011 and September 2015 , Smith and others conspired to engage in a scheme to defraud individuals who were interested in investing in green technology and other projects . Operating under his company , Legacy Investments of Brandon , Inc. , Smith solicited funds from investors and promised lucrative returns , as well as access to hundreds of millions of dollars in financing . He was assisted by others that purported to offer services to the investors to obtain funding and/or loans for their projects . These funding opportunities and/or loans never materialized . Smith knowingly failed to report as income the fraudulent proceeds he received from the victim-investors during 2012 . For that tax year , he reported a negative income of $ 15,122 on his Form 1040 , when he should have reported $ 560,924 as income . His failure to do so resulted in a tax loss of $ 163,726 to the United States . In his plea agreement , Smith agreed to pay approximately $ 1.45 million in restitution to the victims of the scheme . He also agreed to pay $ 1,937,127.95 in restitution to victims of a separate scheme involving investments in a purported Styrofoam recycling business , and to pay restitution to the Internal Revenue Service for the tax loss resulting from the false 2012 Form 1040 . Additionally , he agreed to forfeit two parcels of real property , sales proceeds from the sale of a third parcel of real property , a number of vehicles , a backhoe , and $ 1.45 million . This case was investigated by the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation , the Federal Bureau of Investigation , and the State of Florida ’ s Office of Financial Regulation –Bureau of Financial Investigations . It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Frank Talbot and Bonnie Glober .

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OLYMPIA , Wash. | Lucia Perillo , an award-winning author and Pulitzer Prize finalist , has died at the age of 58 . The publishing company Copper Canyon Press reported Sunday that Perillo passed away Oct. 16 in Olympia . The cause of her death was not immediately known . Perillo authored several collections of poetry , including “ Inseminating the Elephant ” in 2009 , which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and winner of the Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry from the Library of Congress . The MacArthur Genius Fellow was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1988 and published her first book a year later , entitled “ Dangerous Life. ” Perillo was a professor at Syracuse University , where she received her master of arts in English . She also taught at Southern Illinois University , Saint Martin ’ s University , and in the Warren Wilson College master of fine arts program .

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Oldest Nobel Prize winner : ' I was always afraid I wasn ’ t smart enough ' STOCKHOLM — Three scientists from the United States , Canada and France won the Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for work with lasers described as revolutionary and bringing science fiction into reality . One of them , Arthur Ashkin , 96 , of Bell Laboratories in New Jersey , entered the Nobel record books by becoming the oldest laureate by six years . Donna Strickland of the University of Waterloo in Canada is the first woman to have won a Nobel in three years and is only the third to have won for physics . Frenchman Gerard Mourou of the Ecole Polytechnique and University of Michigan shares half the prize ’ s 9-million-kronor , $ 1.01 million , with Strickland ; Ashkin gets the other half . Ashkin said Tuesday that he had thought his research was worthy of one of the world 's most prestigious prizes but figured his time had passed . He had retired in 1990 . ► Oct. 1 : Houston doctor jointly awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine ► Oct. 1 : Researcher reflects on cancer breakthrough , and the work still ahead ► Oct. 1 : Man at center of Nobel Prize sex-abuse scandal convicted of rape `` I had given up , '' Ashkin said , sitting on a couch in his Rumson , New Jersey , living room . `` I had stopped worrying about it . '' Sweden ’ s Royal Academy of Sciences , which chose the winners , said Ashkin ’ s development of “ optical tweezers ” that can grab tiny particles such as viruses without damaging them realized “ an old dream of science fiction — using the radiation pressure of light to move physical objects. ” Ashkin had made the discovery in 1987 at age 65 . Early on in his career at Bell Labs , he did n't get a raise and was worried he would be fired after his research did n't pan out . `` I was always afraid I wasn ’ t smart enough , '' he said . `` There were all these geniuses getting Nobel Prizes . '' The tweezers are “ extremely important for measuring small forces on individual molecules , small objects , and this has been very interesting in biology , to understand how things like muscle tissue work , what are the molecule motors behind the muscle tissue , ” said David Haviland of the academy ’ s Nobel committee . ► Sept. 7 : Woman behind 1967 Nobel work finally recognized as top scientist ► Aug. 18 : Ex-U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan , Nobel Peace Prize winner , dies Ashkin 's prize marked the ninth Nobel for work at New Jersey 's Bell Labs , when it was home to research and development that supported AT & T during its monopoly . Strickland and Mourou helped develop short and intense laser pulses that have broad industrial and medical applications , including laser eye surgery . The academy said their 1985 article on the technique was “ revolutionary. ” Strickland ’ s award is the first to have gone to a woman in physics since 1963 , when it was won by Maria Goeppert-Mayer ; the only other one was Marie Curie in 1903 . “ Obviously we need to celebrate women physicists , because we ’ re out there . And hopefully in time it ’ ll start to move forward at a faster rate , maybe , ” Strickland said in a phone call with the academy after the prize announcement . Michael Moloney , chief executive of the American Institute of Physics , praised all the laureates . ► May 4 : There wo n't be a 2018 Nobel prize for literature after sex scandal ► March 31 : Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai visits her Pakistan hometown “ It is also a personal delight to see Dr. Strickland break the 55-year hiatus since a woman has been awarded a Nobel Prize in physics , making this year ’ s award all the more historic , ” he said . He credited the work of all three with “ expanding what is possible at the extremes of time , space and forms of matter. ” On Monday , American James Allison and Japan ’ s Tasuku Honjo won the Nobel medicine prize for groundbreaking work in fighting cancer with the body ’ s own immune system . The Nobel chemistry prize comes Wednesday , followed by the peace prize Friday . The economics prize , which is not technically a Nobel , will be announced Oct. 8 . Although Ashkin is officially retired , for the past decade he has been working on technology that can lower the cost of solar energy — a project he said has taken on more urgency , not only because of his age , but also because of climate change . ► Dec. 10 : Nobel Peace laureates : Nuclear war is 'one tantrum away ' ► October 2017 : British writer Kazuo Ishiguro wins 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature His quest was interrupted a couple of years ago , when he had a procedure to fix his aorta . But he seems to have recovered . These days he walks down the steps each day to the unfinished basement that has become his laboratory , and he toils away . He 's been eager to get his research published . `` Now that I ’ m a Nobel Prize winner , they might say , 'Oh he ’ s a smart guy , we ’ d better accept his paper , ' `` Ashkin said . `` Before , it was iffy. ” Contributing : Michael L. Diamond , Asbury Park ( N.J. ) Press .

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Jussie Smollett lawyers file emergency motion CHICAGO — The lawyers for former “ Empire ” actor Jussie Smollett filed an emergency motion to pause his sentence and grant bond . Smollett started serving his 150 day sentence at the Cook County jail last week . His lawyer argues Smollett is in danger and is the target of online threats of physical harm.Jussie Smollett to spend jail sentence in protective custody Attorneys said Smollett ’ s sibling has been getting threatening , racist and homophobic phone calls ever since the number was listed at the jail as an emergency contact . The defense is arguing against Smollett being kept in segregated incarceration because of potential damage to his mental and physical health . The special prosecutor has five says to respond to the emergency motion.Copyright 2022 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved . This material may not be published , broadcast , rewritten , or redistributed . For the latest news , weather , sports , and streaming video , head to WGN-TV .

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The academic community in China is setting out not just to protect the nation 's intangible cultural heritage but to `` take it to a new level '' . More than 20 universities are involved in a new initiative connecting practitioners of time-honored crafts with scholars . Among them is Tsinghua University in Beijing . More than 20 universities are involved in a new initiative connecting practitioners of time-honored crafts with scholars . Among them is Tsinghua University in Beijing . Forty-one cultural exhibitors came from around the country to present their handiwork , including embroidery , brocade , New-Year paintings , paper-cuttings , lacquer art , and ceramics . `` We should not throw away traditional art . Whatever we innovate , it can never be without our traditions . We must sustain our original culture , '' said Long Luying , inheritor of Miao Embroidery . `` The goal is to train more inheritors of intangible cultural heritage , improve their learning ability and their sense of innovation , '' '' Then , the project will expand market awareness and the market-share of Chinese traditional crafts , and eventually take Chinese intangible cultural heritage protection and inheritance to a new level , '' said Chen Anying , Tsinghua University . Similar programs are being held in more than 20 universities , providing a chance for inheritors of cultural heritage to share their expertise with art scholars and students . With this strategy , organizers hope not only to protect , but also to expand the influence of China 's intangible cultural heritage . China 's intangible cultural heritage : paper cut

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FOLLOW ON Advertisement BEIJING -- A Chinese real estate developer whose struggle to avoid defaulting on billions of dollars of debt has rattled global markets says it will pay interest due Thursday to bondholders in China but gave no sign of plans to pay on a separate bond abroad . The Chinese government , meanwhile , added to investor anxiety Wednesday by staying silent about whether it might intervene to restructure Evergrande Group 's US $ 310 billion debt . Evergrande 's struggle to comply with financial restrictions imposed by regulators to curb rising debt in the Chinese economy has prompted fears a default might cause global shockwaves . Economists say Beijing can prevent a Chinese credit crunch but wants to avoid appearing to arrange a bailout while it tries to force other companies to reduce reliance on debt . Evergrande appears to be trying to buy time for `` an orderly default rather than a shocking implosion '' by paying bondholders in China on time while skipping payments abroad , said Vishnu Varathan of Mizuho Bank in a report . `` Averting a default altogether is highly unlikely , '' Varathan said . If regulators get involved , they are likely to focus on protecting families that paid for apartments that are yet to be built , economists say . That would cause bigger losses for banks , construction companies and other creditors . Evergrande , which ratings agency S & P Global says is the world 's most-indebted real estate developer , said it will make a payment due on a 4 billion yuan ( $ 620 million ) bond denominated in Chinese yuan . A company statement said details were `` settled in negotiations outside the market '' but gave no indication whether that meant any change in the payment . The bond has a 5.8 % interest rate , which would make the normal amount due 232 million yuan ( $ 36 million ) for one year . Evergrande did not say if it would make a separate payment of $ 83 million due Thursday to holders of a U.S. dollar-denominated bond that matures in March . Evergrande appears to be favoring Chinese creditors in order to negotiate with a circle of friendly banks and other institutions that hold its debt , said Mizuho 's Varathan . He said that `` optimizes relief from creditor action '' in China . A default on a bond in China would trigger a cross-default on a bond abroad but missing a payment abroad does n't have the same effect with in China , according Varathan . He said it would be harder to renegotiate with a `` diverse and dispersed '' investor pool abroad . China 's main stock market benchmark , the Shanghai Composite Index , closed 0.4 % higher following the announcement . Hong Kong financial markets , which have been jolted by Evergrande 's predicament , were closed for a holiday . Some commentators suggest Evergrande might become China 's `` Lehman moment , '' referring to the failure of Wall Street bank Lehman Brothers , a forerunner to the 2008 crisis . But economists say the risk of global market contagion is low . Evergrande has sold billions of dollars of assets to pay down debt since regulators tightened limits on borrowing by China 's real estate industry last year . The company is one of China 's biggest private sector conglomerates , with more than 200,000 employees , 1,300 projects in 280 cities and assets worth 2.3 trillion yuan ( $ 350 billion ) . Its billionaire founder , Xu Jiayin , expressed confidence in a letter to employees this week that the company will quickly resolve its debt problems . Other major developers such as Vanke Co. , state-owned Poly Group and Wanda Group have not reported similar problems . But hundreds of smaller developers have shut down since regulators in 2017 started tightening control over fundraising tactics such as selling apartments before construction begins . The ruling party has declared reducing debt and financial risks a priority since 2018 . But total corporate , government and household borrowing rose to nearly 300 % of economic output last year from 270 % in 2018 , unusually high for a middle-income country . As of June 30 , Evergrande reported 2 trillion yuan ( $ 310 billion ) of outstanding debts to bondholders , banks , construction contractors and other creditors . Of that debt , 240 billion yuan ( $ 37.3 billion ) was due within a year , nearly triple Evergrande 's 86.8 billion yuan ( $ 13.5 billion ) in cash holdings , according to a company financial report . Beijing allowed the first corporate bond default of the communist era in 2014 in an effort to force borrowers and lenders to be more disciplined . Defaults by private sector borrowers have gradually been allowed to increase , but the government has arranged bailouts for state-owned companies .

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A fugitive from Eagle Pass recently extradited from Mexico on munitions smuggling charges made his first court appearance Monday in San Antonio . An indictment in Del Rio charges Erik Alan Garza , 25 , with 10 counts of aiding and abetting the smuggling of goods from the United States . Prosecutors allege that from 2010 to 2012 , Garza tried to smuggle into Mexico night vision goggles , 400 tactical sights for AR-15 rifles , 5,000 high-capacity rifle magazines and 6,000 rounds of ammunition . He was extradited from Mexico Friday . Mexican authorities in Piedras Negras , across the border from Eagle Pass , arrested Garza , a U.S. citizen , in August , according to the U.S. Attorney 's Office in San Antonio . According to the plea agreements of Damien Hesles and Richard Hesles Jr. , the proprietors of an Eagle Pass gun store , Garza would order gun sights on behalf of the Zetas drug cartel . The Hesles brothers , both of whom admitted to aiding and abetting smuggling , accepted money from Garza and his codefendant Rolando Tamayo , 32 , also of Eagle Pass , according to the plea agreements . Garza , who faces up to 10 years in prison , will be transferred to Del Rio , where the charges originated . jbuch @ express-news.net Twitter : @ jlbuch

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WEDRON , Ill. — Authorities say they are continuing their investigation to find the cause of a skydiving accident that left an Illinois man dead . The La Salle County sheriff 's office says 48-year-old Michael Collins of Lacon died early Sunday from injuries suffered when he struck a billboard as he neared the ground . The ( LaSalle ) News Tribune reports Collins had drifted off course during the skydive . Marseilles emergency responders found Collins suspended from the billboard about 1 foot off the ground . He was cut down and given life-support measures . Life Flight was contacted and Collins was flown to Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove , where the DuPage County coroner 's office pronounced him dead from massive traumatic injuries . In addition to the LaSalle County Sheriff 's Department , the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident . Associated Press

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SACRAMENTO , Calif. — Prosecutors in the case of suspected Golden State Killer Joseph James DeAngelo will seek the death penalty , they said in court Wednesday — despite the governor ’ s moratorium on executions . Though Gov . Gavin Newsom signed in March preventing executions from being carried out in California , the order does not prevent death penalty sentences from being handed out . DeAngelo is accused of raping and killing more than a dozen women between 1975-1986 in six California counties . Four of the six said they will ask for the death penalty if he ’ s convicted . The charges against DeAngelo in two of the counties , Tulare and Contra Costa , are not eligible for the death penalty . “ We are absolutely thrilled with what has happened today , ” said Ron Harrington , brother of victim Keith Harrington who was killed in 1980 . Cases like this , he said , are “ why we have the death penalty. ” The suspect , dubbed the Golden State Killer by law enforcement officials and also known as the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker , is being tried on the multiple murder counts in a single trial in Sacramento . Charges against DeAngelo include 13 counts of murder with special circumstances , including murder committed during the course of a burglary and rape , prosecutors have said . He ’ s also charged with kidnapping to commit robbery . DeAngelo , a former police officer , Vietnam veteran and mechanic , wasn ’ t arrested until almost a year ago , after DNA from a crime scene was matched to a relative registered on genealogy sites . Representing Sacramento County , Deputy DA Thienvu Ho said Wednesday that prosecutors will reevaluate their request for the death penalty if the defense provides mitigating evidence . The six counties involved in the prosecution are Orange , Santa Barbara , Ventura , Sacramento , Tulare and Contra Costa .

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WASHINGTON ( AP ) — Four years ago , Amy Coney Barrett was a little-known law professor in Indiana . Within weeks , she is likely to be the newest associate justice on the U.S. Supreme Court . Barrett 's fast-track rise , set to drive the nation 's highest court to the right for a generation or longer , is the fulfillment of a decadeslong effort by conservatives to remake the federal bench that kicked into high gear after President Donald Trump was elected . For Trump , whose 2016 victory was bolstered by white evangelicals ’ reluctant support of his candidacy tied to his promise to fill the seat vacated by the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia with a conservative , the latest nomination brings his first term full circle . Even before Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s death , Trump was campaigning for reelection in 2020 on his record of confirming more than 200 federal judges during his first term , fulfilling a generational aim of conservative legal activists . “ Today ’ s nomination is the capstone of a more than four-year process where the president seized upon the issue , stayed focused , and called attention to a small bench of very talented people who he could put on the Supreme Court , '' said Leonard Leo , of the conservative Federalist Society . The following account is based on information from five people familiar with the process and the president 's thinking who were not authorized to speak publicly about the details . Within weeks of Trump 's victory in 2016 , incoming White House counsel Don McGahn , Leo and a handful of other attorneys set about drawing up lists of potential nominees for more than 100 federal judicial vacancies . First among them was the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Scalia , but they also dug deeper . Barrett , then a law professor at Notre Dame , was not well known in political circles in Indiana and almost unheard of nationally . But she found herself on the list of potential picks for the 7th U.S . Circuit Court of Appeals , in large part thanks to McGahn . A fellow Notre Dame alum , McGahn knew Barrett from conservative legal circles , like Leo 's influential Federalist Society , and talked her up to the Indiana congressional delegation . Barrett faced a bruising nomination battle for the appellate seat in 2017 that caught the attention of Trump , who was impressed with her ability to keep her cool under critical questioning by Democratic senators , including a grilling by Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California regarding her Catholic faith . “ I think in your case , professor , when you read your speeches , the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you , '' Feinstein said . `` And that ’ s of concern when you come to big issues that large numbers of people have fought for , for years in this country. ” Barrett 's was the only confirmation hearing for an appellate judge that McGahn sat through in person on Capitol Hill , and the only investiture he attended when she took her seat on the 7th Circuit . After Barrett was confirmed 55-43 , with three Democrats voting to confirm , some White House lawyers made coffee mugs with the phrase : “ The dogma lives loudly within you . '' Months later , in the fall of 2017 , Trump set about updating his list of potential nominees to the Supreme Court . Five names were presented to him in an Oval Office meeting with McGahn and Leo . Among the names : Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh . McGahn unveiled the list weeks later at a Federalist Society conference in Washington . The following year , after Justice Anthony Kennedy retired , Barrett found herself on the short list , undergoing a White House vetting and a 25-minute interview with Trump . But some conservatives were concerned about her sparse record , worried she 'd end up like other potentially conservative justices who veered in a more moderate direction , a trap they fell into with Justice David Souter . Still , Trump saw something he liked , and allies like Scalia ’ s widow , Maureen , and Fox News host Sean Hannity spoke highly of her . Trump and McGahn set about elevating Barrett 's profile for the next opening on the high court –- with Trump telling some aides he was “ saving ” her for Ginsburg 's seat . Meanwhile , Barrett was making a name for herself on the 7th Circuit on conservative hot-button issues . She twice wanted decisions to be thrown out and reheard by the full appeals court that had blocked laws enacted by abortion-rights opponents . Oftentimes , the full panel comes to a different conclusion . Last year , after a three-judge panel blocked an Indiana law that would make it harder for a minor to have an abortion without her parents being notified , Barrett voted to have the case reheard by the full court . In a dissent in the 2019 gun-rights case of Kanter v. Barr , Barrett argued that a conviction for a nonviolent felony — in this case , mail fraud — shouldn ’ t automatically disqualify someone from owning a gun . Barrett wrote a unanimous three-judge panel decision in 2019 making it easier for men alleged to have committed sexual assaults on campus to challenge the proceedings against them . This summer , when Trump announced he wanted to update the Supreme Court list once again in hopes of motivating conservative voters , Barrett was on the top . And that 's where she stayed . Barrett , in some ways , was the standard by which Trump judged other women for the list , including Florida 's Barbara Lagoa and North Carolina 's Allison Rushing . Their names made the list , but they were n't threatening to bump Barrett from the top , the people said . After Ginsburg 's death , Trump quickly turned his focus to Barrett and never truly looked elsewhere . Conservative outside groups , aware of Trump 's interest in Barrett from the Kennedy replacement , were already on board , offering public statements of support even before Trump had made a final determination . In the end , Barrett was the only candidate Trump interviewed in person for Ginsburg 's seat . And on Saturday evening , he formally announced his choice at a Rose Garden ceremony that included a military band and a display of American flags hanging between the columns of the White House colonnade . “ Today it is my honor to nominate one of our nation 's most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the Supreme Court , '' Trump said of Barrett , calling her “ a woman of unparalleled achievement , towering intellect , sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the Constitution. ” Barrett , for her part , thanked the president as she introduced herself to the country . “ I am truly humbled by the prospect of serving on the Supreme Court , ” she said.View This Story on Our Site

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GOLDEN , Colo. — A man who escaped from a Colorado Department of Corrections prison in Golden Tuesday morning has been captured . According to police , Sean Garcia , 27 , was located and arrested in Denver . The escapee was taken into custody after authorities set a perimeter in the area . Garcia had escaped from the state prison facility by climbing a perimeter fence . Garcia is serving time for weapons and theft charges out of Rio Blanco County . His Parole eligibility date was in January , and his mandatory release date was Sep. 2 of this year , according to the DOC . Details as to how Garcia managed to escape the secure facility by climbing a fence have not been released . An investigation is ongoing .

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FATAH : Ethiopia ignored by the G20 Article content As the G20 summit of world leaders met via videoconference in Riyadh , Saudi Arabia to implement what the host country titled ‘ Realizing Opportunities of the 21st Century For All ’ , across the Red Sea , Africa ’ s oldest country Ethiopia was unravelling with tens of thousands dead and many more uprooted as refugees . Advertisement 2 Article content Admittedly , the G20 ’ s primary objective is to discuss economic and financial matters . The group has though on many occasions dealt with international conflicts and trouble spots . In 2009 , the G20 discussed how to address a covert Iranian nuclear plant , and in 2017 when the forum debated how to administer a partial ceasefire in Syria . tap here to see other videos from our team . FATAH : Ethiopia ignored by the G20 Back to video But it seems the leaders of Argentina , Australia , Brazil , Canada , China , France , Germany , India , Indonesia , Italy , Japan , Republic of Korea , Mexico , Russia , Saudi Arabia , South Africa , Turkey , United Kingdom , United States , and the European Union just couldn ’ t see the smoke rising from the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia that could very well splinter into a tribal and ethnic war that may also take a religious turn between the Christian majority and the significant Muslim minority . Ethiopia today comprises over 80 ethnic groups , split between Orthodox Christians , Muslims and Protestants . The main ethnic groups are the Oromos ( 34 % ) , the Amhara ( 27 % ) and the Tigray who , despite being only 7 % of the population , have dominated power ever since their militias overthrew the dictatorship of Mengistu Haile Mariam in 1991 . It is ironic that the country ’ s prime minister , Abiy Ahmed Ali , who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 for his work in ending the 20-year post-war territorial stalemate between Ethiopia and Eritrea , is today standing in the way of the African Union ’ s effort to broker a ceasefire between the rebels on Tigray and his own military . Advertisement 3 Article content In fact , Prime Minister Ali is the first Oromo to head a government in Ethiopia and as the son of a Muslim father and a Protestant mother ( he is Christian ) , was able to intersect crucial ethnic and religious divides in a very complex country of over 100 million people . But it seems Ali has squandered his image as a peace maker and in the words of one Horn of Africa analyst , “ PM Abiy has just made the worst strategic blunder of his career. ” Rashid Abdi predicted : “ The war in Ethiopia is quickly acquiring all the hallmarks of a vicious and dirty inter-ethnic score-settling. ” The conflict erupted after months of tension when the Tigray region openly defied Abiy by holding elections in September that had been cancelled in the rest of Ethiopia because of the COVID-19 pandemic . And on the day when the entire world was distracted by the U.S. Presidential elections on Nov. 3 , Abiy cut off all internet links between Tigray and the outside world and ordered his troops to destroy the Tigray militia . Members of the Ethiopian diaspora in Toronto told me there seems to be more than meets the eye and that Abiy would not have acted unless backed by outside powers . The New York Times quoted a senior Western official , who spoke anonymously claiming “ Mr . Abiy was believed to have coordinated his assault on Tigray with Isaias Afwerki , the autocratic leader of Eritrea and an implacable enemy of Ethiopia for several decades until he signed the 2018 peace deal with Mr. Abiy. ” Advertisement 4 Article content Ethiopia today risks exploding like Yugoslavia did in 1992 , leading to massacres in the heart of Europe . The question before the rest of us is simple : Will we sit by and shrug our shoulders because Ethiopia does not matter to us ? Will ‘ Black Lives Matter ’ apply to the Blacks of Africa or does it apply only on the urban streets of Toronto and Ottawa ? There is a serious danger of humanity sinking back into tribalism , ethnic identities , communities based not on the better angels of our nature , but the hatred of the other . We must overcome this temptation and act to salvage Ethiopia . Else we will not be forgiven as the generation that cared only for ourselves , damn the dejected . Ethiopia is too precious for Africa and the world to be wasted in an ethnic tribal war .

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This is a carousel . Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate NEW HAVEN — A federal judge recently dismissed a lawsuit by a nonprofit organization that alleged it had been discriminated against when a statue of Christopher Columbus was removed from Wooster Square Park . In granting the city ’ s motion to dismiss , U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall ruled the American Italian Women for Greater New Haven had standing to sue over the removal but it brought no specific claim of injury warranting further consideration by the court . In its October lawsuit , the Italian-American group had alleged that the decision to remove the statute was discriminatory , made in obedience to a “ pro-African American/anti-Italian American policy ” that was “ established and perpetuated ” by the city , according to the dismissal order . Hall found that the group had standing to bring the case , ruling it had suffered a direct injury as a result of the statute ’ s removal . As the monument is no longer there , she noted , the group is prevented from laying a wreath at its base each year , and thus from enjoying an activity “ core to the group ’ s mission ” of acknowledging and supporting the contributions of Italian-Americans in the region . However , Hall found that the group had not been specifically discriminated against through the decision . In considering the arguments raised , Hall determined the IAW still has the right to access Wooster Square ; were not treated “ less favorably than any other similarly situated individual , group , or organization ; ” had no specific property interest in the monument ; and that the statute was an example of speech on behalf of the government , not the group . “ For the reasons discussed above , the court grants the Motion to Dismiss without prejudice , ” said Hall in her decision . “ Plaintiff may move to Amend their Complaint in accordance with the local rules if — and only if — it has a basis in light of this Ruling to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. ” The statue of Columbus occupied the same space in Wooster Square Park from 1892 until it was removed on June 24 , 2020 , amid a series of protests about statues across the country . At the time , protesters who favored the statue ’ s removal and those who wanted it to stay confronted each other and there were several skirmishes . william.lambert @ hearstmediact.com

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[ Editor 's Note : The original version of this article misstated Ric Weiland 's cause of death . ] He was a quiet and modest man , but his contributions to the community spoke loudly of his passion for helping people in need . Ric Weiland , one of the first five Microsoft Corp. employees , died Saturday at his Seattle home at the age of 53 . The King County Medical Examiner 's Office said he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head . Weiland was a donor to local organizations such as the Pride Foundation , the Lifelong AIDS Alliance , United Way of King County and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center , and was influential as an active member of the gay community . `` He never wanted any special recognition for his giving , '' said Audrey Haberman , executive director of the Pride Foundation and a friend of Weiland 's . `` He loved the idea of helping other people . He had sort of a tremendous compassion in his life . '' Weiland attended Lakeside School in Seattle with Microsoft co-founder and good friend Paul Allen . Allen and Bill Gates hired him in 1975 , the same year they founded Microsoft in Albuquerque , N.M. As one of just five Microsoft employees , Weiland was a lead programmer and developer for the company 's BASIC and COBOL systems , two of the first personal computing interfaces . Weiland moved with Microsoft to Seattle in 1979 . After a stint at Harvard Business School , he rejoined Microsoft in 1982 and worked as the project leader for Microsoft Works , the company 's second-tier word processing and spreadsheet software . `` Ric was certainly a key contributor to Microsoft 's early success and was a brilliant programmer , '' Allen said in a statement Thursday . `` I have many fond memories of Ric and all the things we did together , and I will miss him . '' After leaving Microsoft in 1988 , Weiland dedicated most of his time to philanthropy . He was a member of the Pride Foundation 's board of directors from 1997 to 2002 , and helped win the foundation 's fight to get General Electric Co. to include sexual orientation in their non-discriminatory policy , Haberman said . `` He really understood ... the range of issues that strengthen the gay community , '' she said . `` He will be tremendously missed , just because of who he was . ... Everyone who met him always liked him . '' Weiland was a regular contributor to the Lifelong AIDS Alliance since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic , and ramped up contribution in the past few years , said Executive Director Tina Podlodowski , who worked with Weiland at Microsoft from 1984 to 1988 . `` I think he made his philanthropic decisions as well as his business decisions , '' Podlodowski said . One report estimated his total donations approaching $ 100 million . Other organizations to which Weiland contributed include his undergraduate alma mater , Stanford University ; the Gay , Lesbian and Straight Education Network ; the American Foundation for AIDS Research ; and the National Audubon Society . Weiland was revered and admired as an all-around great guy , and his contributions had a significant effect within the area of social justice and civil rights . `` One of the things I 'm going to miss most about Ric is he had a very dry , very witty sense of humor , '' Podlodowski said . `` It 's a death that hit all of us hard . '' Survivors include Weiland 's partner , Mike Schaefer , two nieces , two nephews and one grand-nephew . The family asks that cards and flowers be sent to University Congregational United Church of Christ , where a private family gathering will be held today . A public service will be scheduled for sometime this summer .

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Body found in Christina River The Delaware State Police department is investigating a suspicious death after a body was found in the Christina River in Newport Saturday . About 7:57 a.m. , a call was placed to 911 that a body of a male was floating near the Newport boat ramp along Copper Drive . Emergency workers recovered the body and declared the person dead at the scene , according to the state police . The body was turned over to the Division of Forensic Sciences , which will attempt to identify the person and cause of death . The investigation is still in its early stages , police said . The boat ramp , operated by the state Division of Fish & Wildlife , is in a secluded area east of Del . 141 and just north of Interstate 95 . Contact Jeff Mordock at ( 302 ) 324-2786 , on Twitter @ JeffMordockTNJ or jmordock @ delawareonline.com .

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Birmingham police officer Rebekah Springer testifies in 48th District Court in the rifle carrying Sean Combs case .

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