(1) Personal appearance of any person in a hearing before the court shall obviate the necessity of serving process on that person.
(2) Upon the filing of a petition containing allegations of facts which, if true, would constitute the child therein being named a child in need of services, and upon the request of the petitioner, the clerk or deputy clerk shall issue a summons.
(3) The summons shall require the person on whom it is served to appear for a hearing at a time and place specified. Except in cases of medical emergency, the time shall not be less than 24 hours after service of the summons. The summons may require the custodian to bring the child to court if the court determines that the child’s presence is necessary. A copy of the petition shall be attached to the summons.
(5) The jurisdiction of the court shall attach to the child and the parent, custodian, or legal guardian of the child and the case when the summons is served upon the child or a parent or legal or actual custodian of the child or when the child is taken into custody with or without service of summons and after filing of a petition for a child in need of services, and thereafter the court may control the child and case in accordance with this chapter.
(6) Upon the application of a party or the petitioner, the clerk or deputy clerk shall issue, and the court on its own motion may issue, subpoenas requiring attendance and testimony of witnesses and production of records, documents, or other tangible objects at any hearing.
(7) All process and orders issued by the court shall be served or executed as other process and orders of the circuit court and, in addition, may be served or executed by authorized agents of the department.
(8) Subpoenas may be served within the state by any person over 18 years of age who is not a party to the proceeding.
(9) No fee shall be paid for service of any process or other papers by an agent of the department. If any process, orders, or other papers are served or executed by any sheriff, the sheriff’s fees shall be paid by the county.
(10) If the party to whom an order is directed is present or represented at the final hearing, service of such order shall not be required.
Although the 2016 presidential election is still a long way off, prospective candidates are already testing the waters for possible presidential bids—primarily candidates considering running in the currently wide-open Republican race. Thus when Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), one of the most visible potential contenders in 2016, said that he had never proposed to cut foreign aid to Israel, many in the pro-Israel community took notice.
"I've never said oh my goodness! Let's target aid to Israel…I said you know what, to get to an ultimate goal maybe we should start by eliminating aid to countries that hate us, countries that burn our flag. I've been very up front to acknowledge that Israel isn't one of the countries. Israel is our friend. I have never had a bill that had Israel's name in it to eliminate aid to Israel," Paul told an audience at the Campbellsville Chamber of Commerce in Kentucky Monday, reported the local news channel WBKO.
Paul also defended his previous record on funding to Israel to Yahoo News political reporter Chris Moody on Aug. 4.
“We’ve never had a legislative proposal to do that…Israel has always been a strong ally of ours and I appreciate that. I voted just this week to give money — more money — to the Iron Dome, so don’t mischaracterize my position on Israel,” he added.
Shortly after Paul’s comment to Moody, his office doubled down on the statement, saying: “Sen. Rand Paul has never proposed any legislation that targeted Israel's aid and just last week voted to continue and increase funding to the State of Israel. Sen. Paul is a strong supporter of the Jewish state of Israel.”
“I think he has, in his own words, a new appreciation of the true security needs of Israel and I don’t think there’s any issue about him voting against any specific military aid to Israel,” said Texas businessman and Republican activist Fred Zeidman, who has met with Paul to discuss his stance on Israel, among other important campaign issues.
But critics such as Moody have pointed out that Paul’s proposal in his first year as senator in 2011 to balance the U.S. federal budget did call for a cut to foreign aid entirely. Though the proposal did not specifically “target” Israel, it did not also exclude the country from this cut to aid.
The other claim by Paul and his staff that he had voted in favor of emergency funding of $225 million for Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system does ignore the fact that senators often pass legislation without resorting to the time-consuming roll call vote. Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev) had asked if there are any objections to passing the bill, and Paul merely did not object.
Democrats have quickly seized on Paul’s recent flip-flop on the issue, particularly since he had defended his earlier position when being interviewed on national television.
“I have a lot of sympathy and respect for Israel as a democratic nation, as a fountain of peace and a fountain of democracy within the Middle East,” Paul told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in a Jan. 2011 interview. “But at the same time, I don't think funding both sides of the arms race, particularly when we have to borrow the money from China to send it to someone else. We just can't do it anymore. The debt is all-consuming and it threatens our well-being as a country."
Paul made a similar argument to ABC’s Jonathan Karl, though qualifying his statement by noting that he was not singling out Israel. “I support Israel. I want to be known as a friend of Israel, but not with money you don’t have," he said.
But Paul’s camp is continuing to stand by his new rhetoric by pointing out that Paul’s more recent budget proposals do include Israel funding. The newest statement from Paul’s office said that “in 2011, Sen. Paul proposed a budget resolution that did not include certain foreign assistance programs in an effort to balance the budget in five years” but that “subsequent budget proposals made by Sen. Paul have included up to $5 billion for foreign assistance to account for U.S.-Israel security interests.”
Recently the National Journal reported that Paul has also been courting prominent Jewish conservatives in an effort to distance himself from the rhetoric of his father, former Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), who had railed against U.S. involvement in the Middle East and against the Israeli lobby.
Israel “wasn’t an issue that he had focused on before,” Zeidman said. However, the younger Paul did visit Israel in January 2013.
“I [don’t] think now that he has spent a lot more time trying to understand that issue, we’ll have a problem with regard to Israel,” Zeidman said.
By A. MOLNIKOFF y WATCHED her across the chess-board. She was deeply I engrossed in the game. She supported her sallow face with both hands as she gazed steadily upon the chess-men. Outside enemy aircraft zoomed and circled in the moonless, inky night, end the guns roared and spat fire at them. Now and then the air vibrated with the fall and thud of bombs in the far-away distance and the lighter statuary in my studio trembled, shook and rattled. I picked up a paper spill and moved closer to the fire. I lit my pipe and looked at my friend, but she was still wrapped up in the game. I smoked and waited quietly for some time. Then I turned to her and asked: "Well! Whose move is it now?" For I wanted to urge her on to play.
It seemed as though Hell were let loose on earth. The light went out. Walls trembled and fell. Bronze, wood, terra-cotta and plaster statuary moved above the place like living things. They jumped and dashed from one end of .the studio to the other as though possessed by a devil. The glass roof. came down with a shriek and was shattered into bits. The big black-out curtain billowed out into the studio and looked like an enormous bat hovering over everything. And above all these things the frenzied shriek of my friend . . . And then there was dead quiet and a deep darkness that was broken now and then by the pale struggling flame that still burned in the grate. The air was thick with bitter, dry dust. I felt a sharp pain in my right shoulder while I stood knee-deep in debris: bricks, plaster, tools, books, and all the other things that make up a sculptor's studio.
All that happened in the space of seconds . . . I groped around and found my friend huddled deep in the huge chair. I pulled her out with difficulty. From outside came the ring of the fire-engine and a multitude of voices. Somebody shouted through the smashed window and enquired: ", Everybody all right here?" And then my friend and I were helped out I was puzzled—for the moment she came out she was herself again. She had not suffered as much as a scratch, and when I asked her why she shrieked so terribly she shook her head and denied it.
She was furious. I never saw her so angry as she was then. She stamped her foot and insisted that it was I who had shrieked.
Next day, although I was still in pain and using a stick to support my smashed foot, I was none the worse for my experience, and together we went to inspect the rooms of my dwelling. We stood at the open door for a long time and scrutinised what was but yesterday a quiet and peaceful place devoted to dreams, work and rest, and what was now a ruin, as well as the statuary that dwelt in it—big and small—where each had a place and equally shared the light and shade of the room. Most of it lay now scattered, broken and mixed up in unbelievable, grotesque heaps. A large study of Paul lay with both hands outstretched across a delicate marble female torso. A huge statue of an unemployed, its head twisted round, had fallen flat on the floor. A small bronze head of a child crashed right through a colossal figure of Maccabeus. There it was, as though modelled on purpose into the very centre of the torso. It peeped out and its little face grinned.
We were both looking at the same thing, for we turned our faces to each other, but we did not speak. We stepped lr'0 the studio and began to sort out a few personal belongings. IP. the corner where there stood a small cabinet with papers, jlawings and other things, the cabinet was empty and the papers blown all over the room. But in front of the fire- grate, still standing in its place, was the little table, and on it the chess-board with some of the chess-men still standing on the squares. We stopped and looked at each other and then we laughed.
Except for some of the bronzes and other things made of solid material, everything was smashed. A deep loneliness sank into my whole being. All these things were part of me —fruits of fancy, brawn and muscle—the work .of years now thrown into void, a thousand dreams obliterated with one cruel stroke. A whole past sank thus into a deep chasm never to be redeemed.
For days I could not come near the place—this my private "Wailing Wall "—until one morning I was forced by circum- stances to go there again. It was a bright sunny morning. The street was crowded with men and machinery and the noise of the pneumatic drill filled the air. It bit with fury into the hard concrete of the road. I stopped and watched the men. They worked, talked, drank tea and joked. One of them, a huge fellow, was swinging a sledge hammer, and as I watched him my hands itched. I was filled with desire for work and action.
I found my way to my ruined workroom and started to sort out my tools which were strewn about the floor. Some- how—I did not know why—looking round on the ruins of my past work I was not sorry for what had happened, and I did not know why. I felt as though I was liberated of the heavy weight of the past. I felt free now and full of hope for the future. All sorts of things came into my mind, plans and visions of future work. My whole being seemed to pass into a new land and new life. In a far corner of the room stood a large clay-bin. I picked my way across the statuary-littered floor, over heads, hands, legs and broken figures, and came towards it. I lifted the lid off the bin and looked into it and then I dug into it and picked up a handful. I pressed it into my hand ; the soft, moist, cool clay came in leaves between my fingers and my whole being was thrilled. Then I looked around my room and thought: There is more hope in that bin full of clay than in all the statuary in the world. Yes, I thought, it is my move now.
If the Provost of Worcester, who writes to know "whether a thing so beautiful and so conspicuous has ever been noticed by any writer about the English countryside" can turn up issues of The Spectator for February szth and February 26th, 1937, he will find there the results of an interesting correspondence on Peziza Coccinea, the enchanting miniature scarlet fungus now more properly called a Geopyxis. That correspondence reached me from many parts of England and revealed that this tiny winter fungus has received the tribute of not only one English name, but very many. Mr. Lys may therefore take his choice of Jew's Ear, Scarlet Elf Cup, Soldiers' Caps, Moss Cups and Jerusalem Stars. In some districts it is common enough to be gathered and sold, in a setting of moss, as a table decoration. There is also a variety lacier; pure white or cream, which is, however, very rare.
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