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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Highway Murderer was linked to the deaths of both victims. On June 6, a former lover of <mask>'s named Thomas Henderson phoned the investigation team's confidential hotline to voice his suspicions <mask> may be the killer they were seeking; he explained that his former lover had been charged with "some sort of stabbing" of a young hitchhiker <mask> lived in Terre Haute with an older male at weekends and worked in a liquor store in Greencastle on Saturdays. In May 1982, <mask> drugged a 14-year-old boy and left him in the woods near Greencastle. The reason <mask> gave the boy the pills was to test the effectiveness of the sedative, investigators theorize.After conducting a background check on <mask>, investigators discovered that he had been arrested in 1978 for attempting to sexually assault a teenager who he had stabbed and left for dead. The handcuffing of the youth's wrists and binding of his ankles were similar to those used by the Highway Murderer. <mask> traveled between Indianapolis and Chicago frequently. This information was enough to keep an informal track of <mask>'s location, but not to put him under constant watch. At the request of the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team, the FBI created a psychological profile of the unknown killer, who they believed to be a white male in his late twenties or early thirties who worked in a menial profession and who presented a rough

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texts: December 7, a hunter discovered the partially buried skeleton of a further victim, close to U.S. Route 40. The victim was identified as 17-year-old Richard Wayne, who had disappeared on March 20 while traveling from California to his home in Indiana. Wayne's body was found a few feet from the burned mobile home where the second victim's body was found. Although his remains were never identified, he was determined to be an African-American approximately in height. <mask> was arrested in Indiana for a traffic violation.<mask> was arrested for soliciting a young male for sexual purposes after a sergeant named William Cothran arrested him for being in the company of a young man. His vehicle was taken away. Two investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team conducted a formal interview with <mask>, who they informed had become a suspect in the series of murders due to an anonymous phone call. <mask> refused to discuss his sexuality, even though he was willing to discuss other aspects of his life. <mask> denied ever having committed murder when questioned about the murders of John Roach and Daniel McNeive. He agreed to allow investigators to take his fingerprints, mug shot, and polygraph test at a later date, after he consented to a forensic examination of his vehicle. A knife, two sections of nylon rope, handcuffs, a hammer, two baseball bats, a mallet, and surgical tape were recovered during a search of <mask>'s vehicle.An inspection of <mask>'s footwear and vehicle revealed the impressions of his boots to be a match to the plaster casts found next to Calise's body. His vehicle's tire tracks were also found to be similar. He

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texts: commuted between three districts in Indiana and Illinois where several victims' bodies had been discovered: Greencastle, Terre Haute, and Chicago. <mask>'s lifestyle was similar to the psychological profile of the murderer compiled by the FBI. Indiana investigators told <mask> he was free to leave custody and keep his vehicle after the forensic examination of his pickup. In the early hours of October 1, investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team obtained a search warrant for the Terre Haute home of Robert Little due to concerns regarding <mask>'s knowledge that he was a murder suspect. The search at dawn on October 2 revealed more circumstantial evidence, such as credit card receipts, that showed <mask>'s presence in Illinois and Indiana on certain dates.<mask> placed calls to Little's home shortly after identified victims were believed to have been murdered, according to an examination of phone bills retrieved from the property. One of the calls to Little's home was placed from a payphone near the Cook County Hospital on April 8. According to hospital records, <mask> had received treatment for a deep cut to his hand on this date, which he claimed had been caused by a fall from his truck in which he landed upon a glass beer bottle, and the following day he purchased handcuffs and a knife. <mask> and Little were in New York City for several weeks before returning to Indiana. A member of the Indiana task force namedCathy Berner remarked to her colleagues that if <mask> were not the murderer they were looking for, he was following the actual killer on a daily basis. As the tire impressions obtained by Indiana authorities were


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texts: not suitable for comparison with the impressions obtained at the site of Calise's murder, Illinois investigators received approval from a state attorney to seize possession of <mask>'s truck. On the evening of October 2, the vehicle was seized by the Lake County sheriff's headquarters, and <mask> accompanied investigators to submit to further questioning by an investigator named Dan Colin.He admitted to Colin that he had a penchant for being the dominant partner in bondage sessions, that he and Dobrovolskis had frequently argued, and that his lover had occasionally struck him. He denied that the tire tracks and boot impressions recovered at the Calise murder scene belonged to him. Colin told <mask> that they know something about him. You would stab John if you got into a fight with him. <mask> was upset by the accusation. <mask> requested legal representation from a Chicago lawyer after his release from custody. After receiving confirmation from the Lake County deputy chief investigator that there was insufficient evidence to charge his client with murder, Ditkowsky filed a civil suit against both the Lake County sheriff's police and the Indiana State Police.The suit sought $250,000 in damages against the named officers. The boot and tire imprints were sent to the headquarters of the FBI in Washington, D.C. for further analysis and comparison with all physical evidence recovered by Indiana investigators in the task force's efforts. The FBI reported to them several days later that the boot impressions were a match. There were bloodstains that were determined to be type A-positive. The tires on <mask>'s vehicle were from two different manufacturers, and

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texts: the physical impressions recovered at the murder scene were determined to be from these two different manufacturers. The tire impressions were a perfect match for the grip depth. On October 27, investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team and Lake County met to determine if there was enough evidence to charge <mask> with murder.There was enough evidence to charge <mask> with the murder of Calise after the meeting. After obtaining a warrant, investigators were able to retrieve <mask>'s hair and blood samples for comparison with evidence recovered from <mask>'s vehicle the day before. The civil suit was heard at the Dirksen Federal Building on October 29, with Ditkowsky requesting permission to view the affidavit investigators used to request a search warrant for <mask>'s vehicle. Judge Paul Plunkett, who had reviewed the investigators' collective affidavit, decided that Ditkowsky couldn't get access to the documents at the present time. Lake County investigators obtained warrants to retrieve <mask>'s blood and hair samples after he left the hearing. A sample of <mask>'s blood was positive. An initial trial date of December 19 was set for <mask>, who was formally charged with Calise's murder on October 29.He protested his innocence, saying that the accusation had degraded his reputation among his family and friends, and that had he murdered anyone, real evidence would have existed. Lake County investigators obtained a search warrant to conduct a second search of Robert Little's home. The purpose of the search warrant was to find out if the victims' missing t-shirts and wallet had been retained as souvenirs. Although


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texts: investigators retrieved 221 items of clothing, jewelry, pharmaceuticals, and Polaroid photographs, none of the items recovered depicted or belonged to any of the murder victims; however, a key recovered in this search was a precise match to a key found beneath the body of Steven Agan. This key was used to fit the door of the office where <mask> worked. David Schippers was appointed as <mask>'s legal representative on November 12 after the approval of his mother, Little and Dobrovolskis. The defense strategy adopted by his predecessor was reversed by Schippers.Following a lengthy evidentiary hearing in December 1983, Lake County Circuit Judge William Block ruled that although <mask>'s initial arrest for the traffic violation had been legally valid, his subsequent detainment during which the evidence recovered by Indiana police and now presented before him had been obtained without probable cause. A further hearing to determine whether defense motions to suppress the physical and circumstantial evidence retrieved by investigators between September 30 and November 22 and to quash and invalidate various warrants authorizing these searches and the seizure of property was scheduled for January 23, 1984. At the January 1984 hearing to determine whether the physical evidence recovered after <mask>'s arrest should be suppressed, a police sergeant conceded the primary reason for prolonging <mask>'s detainment on September 30 was to await the arrival inLowell. The Dobrovolski residence was searched by Lake County and Chicago officers without a search warrant. Judge Block told the Assistant State's Attorney and David Schippers that there were sufficient precedents

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texts: for both admitting and suppressing the evidence. On February 1, Judge Block ruled that <mask> had been taken into custody for interrogation upon charges unrelated to the crime of murder and was only later arrested on charges of soliciting. According to the exclusionary rule, Judge Block ruled that the physical evidence recovered by Illinois investigators in their comparison of his boot prints and tire tracks to the plaster casts recovered at the Calise crime scene had been tainting as the search had been prompted by <mask>'s initial.Although Illinois investigators obtained possession of <mask>'s boots from their Indiana counterparts through a subpoena, the boots had never been formally seized by Indiana authorities. The facts in the police affidavit were not enough to get a search warrant. All evidence obtained from <mask> was ordered to be suppressed. On this date, Block reduced <mask>'s bond sum to $10,000. As a result of this ruling, <mask> was freed from custody on February 6, 1984, his family and Robert Little had paid the reduced bond fee. <mask> was unable to leave Illinois because of the terms of his bond. The suppression of the evidence to the Supreme Court of the United States was one of the legal challenges submitted by prosecutors.The appeals were not successful. <mask> moved to Chicago four weeks after his release from custody. He lived in an apartment complex in Rogers Park, with Robert Little buying furniture, paying the weekly rent, and buying a new set of tires for his pickup. Although his lover discovered where <mask> lived, he refused to give John Dobrovolskis his new address. The murder of Daniel Bridges took place on August 19,

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texts: 1984. Bridges was the youngest of thirteen children and had been a male prostitute since the age of twelve. Bridges had a close relationship with the victim, and was wary of <mask>, who was commissioned to film a documentary about child exploitation in America two months before his murder.The youth was bound to a chair with clothesline and tortured before he was stabbed to death inside <mask>'s apartment. Bridges' body was dismembered in <mask>'s bathroom. His body was cut into eight pieces, each of which was completely drained of blood, and placed inside six plastic bags. On the morning of August 21, 1984, a janitor named Joseph Balla discovered the dismembered body of Daniel Bridges. His remains were placed in a garbage dumpster close to <mask>'s apartment and in a unit not intended for use by tenants in <mask>'s apartment complex. Balla decided to remove the bags from the garbage receptacle because he believed they had been illegally dumped. The bag split open when it was removed from the disposal unit.Balla stated that other janitors had observed <mask> placing the bags in the dumpster the previous afternoon. Francis Nolan, the police captain, told the four other officers that they should detain anyone who was in apartment 106. I don't care who it is. Within minutes, <mask> was arrested. He was released without charge after being taken into custody. A forensic examination of <mask>'s apartment conducted on August 21 and 22 revealed a lot of blood had recently been cleaned from his bedroom, which had recently been painted. Blood was found on a mattress, the seat of a chair, a leather belt, a sofa, and beneath the doorway to the bathroom, all of

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texts: which were later determined to belong to Daniel Bridges.The jeans of the dead person were found in <mask>'s closet. Bridges' distinctive Duke University T-shirt, also extensively bloodstained, was discovered in a hamper, along with a leather vest that had recently been washed. There was a hacksaw on the property. The awl and blades were recovered from a drawer in the utility room. <mask> bought hacksaw blades from the property. The bags used to hide Bridges' remains contained several fingerprints that belonged to <mask>. The fingerprints were found on both the inside and outside of the bags.A luminol test was conducted inside <mask>'s apartment. Blood was found in the bedroom. The teenager's body had been dismembered and dragged from the bedroom into the bathtub. <mask> was charged with Bridges' murder on August 22. He insisted that his fingerprints must have been placed on the bags containing Bridges' body as he moved them away from the dumpster. The Cook County medical examiner conducted an autopsy on Bridges. The death was caused by multiple wounds inflicted via a knife and awl-like instrument.The teenager had been beaten around the right eye and had shallow cuts to his face before he died. Fourteen wounds likely inflicted with an ice pick or an awl were also present around Bridges' sternum, and these wounds had also been inflicted prior to death. Five knife wounds to the abdomen were deep and caused sections of Bridges' intestine to protrude through the wounds. Three knife wounds to the teenager's back had been inflicted with such force that the heart and left lung had been damaged. In order to legally seek the death penalty, the prosecutors at


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texts: <mask>'s upcoming trial, Mark Rakoczy and Rick Stock, decided to charge <mask> with the felonies of kidnapping, unlawful restraint, and concealment of Bridges' body. <mask> was accused of kidnapping, murdering, and concealing the body of Daniel Bridges on July 1, 1986. He entered a formal plea of not guilty after being tried in Cook County, Illinois.David Schippers informed Judge Urso of his intention to offer his legal services pro bono after <mask> was defended by two public defenders. <mask>'s attorneys told him not to testify on his own. In his opening statement to the jury on this date, Rakoczy outlined how close <mask> had been to eluding justice in this murder, and had janitor Balla not suspected <mask> of simply illegally dumping trash, Bridges' body. "Just getting rid of some shit from my apartment" is what <mask> had said to the janitor as he put the bags into the disposal unit. The opening statement was delivered by David Schippers on behalf of the defense, who argued that the only evidence proving <mask>'s involvement in the murder was that he had handled the bags containing Bridges' body, with witnesses also having observed him disposing of the bags in the garbage receptacle. Schippers said that one of the two other men had spent a lot of time in <mask>'s apartment. Schippers stated that there was no evidence that Bridges entered <mask>'s apartment involuntarily, and that there was no evidence that he was inside <mask>'s pickup truck.The first prosecution witness to testify against <mask> was Robert Little, who claimed to have been in <mask>'s company between 17 and 19 August. The prosecution had Dr. Robert Stein testify for them on July

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texts: 2. The pattern and depth of the serrations discovered upon the decedent's body precisely matched the hacksaw blades recovered from <mask>'s apartment, which Stein described as being one of the worst cases he had ever seen. Stein admitted to Tom Allen that he had found traces of alcohol and cocaine in the victim's blood, suggesting that he had not been kidnapped and had willingly entered <mask>'s apartment. On July 4, a janitor named Al Burdicki testified that he witnessed <mask> make between eight and twelve trips to his communal storage locker on August 20, with <mask> explaining to him he was "getting tools for a job". <mask> made three trips to the garbage receptacle over the course of several hours. On July 7, John Dobrovolskis testified that he had telephoned <mask> three times on the day of Bridges' disappearance.Little had usually returned to Terre Haute early on Sundays. In his final phone call, Dobrovolskis told <mask> that he was going to be at his apartment in fifteen minutes, but <mask> told him not to. Upon his arrival, Dobrovolskis noted that he had recently bathed or showered, and that <mask> had agreed to travel immediately to his home. Dobrovolskis believed <mask> had been with another man when he was disinterested in sex. Dobrovolskis said he left <mask>'s apartment fifteen minutes before Bridges was believed to have died. Little's attorney presented a tax receipt that showed Little paid his property taxes at noon on August 20 in order to support his claim that he left <mask>'s apartment late on August 19. Little claimed that he had decided to pay off some bills because he had enough money, despite the fact that the tax bill was not

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texts: due until October.Schippers succeeded in getting Dobrovolskis to concede that the reason <mask> was not interested in sex was because he had engaged in it. Schippers mentioned the convenience in Little traveling from Rogers Park to Terre Haute to pay a tax bill not due for another two months on the morning after Bridges' murder, and that it was odd he had chosen to pay the bill in person, when he habitually paid his bills by mail. Little paid the bill in person, according to Schippers. A forensic technician testified on July 8 that no semen was found upon or within the victim's body, in support of the prosecution's contention that <mask> had lured Bridges to his home not to engage in sexual relations but simply to torture and murder the youth. Caporusso conceded that bloodstained fingernails found in an ashtray in <mask>'s apartment did not belong to him or <mask>, and that no one else was present in <mask>'s apartment between August 19 and 21. The jury heard closing arguments on July 9. The state's closing argument was delivered by deputy prosecutor Rick Stock, who pointed out the injuries Bridges had received before his death, as well as <mask>'s efforts to conceal evidence of the crime.Following Stock's closing argument, David Schippers began his own presentation, promising to "talk sense" regarding the case and the felony charges against his client, before stating: "Where is the evidence Danny Bridges was kidnapped by anyone?" As <mask> held a penchant for bondage, Bridges may have willingly submitted to this act, according to Schippers. Schippers speculated that Robert Little was at <mask>'s apartment as late as 2:45 a.m. on August 20 in order to


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texts: pay his tax bill. "Well, if Little says it, it must be true," Schippers said, referencing the state's acceptance of Little's version of events. The rebuttal argument was delivered by Mark Rakoczy, who argued that the evidence presented overwhelmingly attested to <mask>'s guilt before the state rested its case. The jury was told that they should not allow prejudice or sympathy to influence their decisions. The jurors took a break to consider their verdict.The jury deliberated for three hours. In addition to the murder and kidnapping of Daniel Bridges, <mask> was found guilty of concealing the teenager's body. His face showed little emotion as the verdict was announced, but his hands clenched the legs of the attorneys sitting either side of him. On September 30, both prosecution and defense attorneys outlined their arguments in relation to the sentence to be imposed upon <mask> before Judge Urso; these arguments concluded the following day. Four people who each testified to instances in which they had been attacked and left for dead by <mask> were introduced by Richard Stock. Stock pointed out the similarities between <mask>'s restraint and torture of these individuals and the restraint and torture Bridges had suffered before he was finally put out of his misery. On October 1, David Schippers introduced four character witnesses, including <mask>'s mother, to testify to the kindness and decency they had observed in <mask>'s character.The mother and sister of <mask> cried as they begged to spare his life. Schippers stated that the evidence presented before the jury was based on circumstantial evidence and that the death penalty should not be used. He


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texts: mentioned historical cases where witnesses had provided false testimony and juries had wrongly returned guilty verdicts against innocent defendants. Schippers requested his client's sentence be life imprisonment after emphasizing the existence of mitigating factors in the case. The judge decided to return his decision at 10:00 a.m. on October 3. <mask> was sentenced to death by lethal injection. The murder of a 16-year-old boy, a killing which was so brutal it defies description, shows me your complete disregard for human life.If there is a situation in which the death penalty is appropriate, it is you. You are a bad person. You should die for your actions. I sentence you to death for the murder of Danny Bridges. <mask> was placed on death row after his sentencing. <mask> underwent several evaluations. <mask> had a severe borderline personality disorder.Experts theorize that <mask> had killed in response to real or perceived feelings of rejection from his lover, discharging his rage upon his victims. He was believed to have murdered in order to maintain a sense of control. In May 1988, <mask> filed a formal appeal against his conviction, claiming that the actual murder had been committed by Robert Little in his absence, even though he had dismembered Bridges' body. It was contended that Bridges had been driven to <mask>'s apartment by Robert Little and that his alibi had never been substantiated. On May 10, 1989, the appeal was heard and dismissed. March 14, 1990 was the initial execution date. Kathleen Zellner was appointed by the Illinois Appellate Defender's office to represent <mask> in his ongoing appeals against his conviction.In November 1990 a


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texts: Vermillion County prosecutor named <mask> obtained the physical evidence from <mask> in order to present it to an Indiana grand jury. <mask> agreed to confess to his guilt after being informed that he would be indicted for Agan's murder. He agreed to confess to his guilt and testify against his alleged partner on the condition that he be given a fixed term of imprisonment as opposed to a further death sentence. <mask> gave his attorney a confession on December 4 after his offer was accepted. On December 13, <mask> pleaded guilty to the murder of Steven Agan and testified that Robert Little had been involved in the murder. An independent polygraph test conducted prior to Little's trial indicated that he was the person who killed Daniel Bridges. <mask> was sentenced to 60 years' imprisonment on December 28, which will be served concurrently with his existing sentence.If convicted of Agan's first-degree murder, Little will face a sentence of 60 years' imprisonment. If the state of Illinois commuted <mask>'s death sentence to one of life imprisonment without parole, he would confess to his guilt in twenty further homicides committed across ten counties in Illinois and Indiana. According to Zellner, her client offered until the end of January to accept the deal or he would take his secrets to the grave. The Cook County State's Attorney rejected <mask>'s offer of a lengthy prison sentence in exchange for his confession, despite the fact that authorities in eight of these ten jurisdictions readily agreed to offer <mask> a lengthy prison sentence in exchange for his confession. The trial of Robert Little's testimony was held in 1991. He entered a formal plea

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texts: of not guilty on this date after being tried in Vermillion County. <mask> testified that he and Little had killed Agan on December 19, 1982.According to <mask>, the two had regularly socialized within Indianapolis's gay community, occasionally bringing young men to Little's home to engage in sex, with Little frequently photographing the sexual acts. According to testimony from <mask>, on the day of the murder, Little suggested the two "do a scene", which he had understood to mean commit a murder for sexual pleasure, as Little photographed the event with a Polaroid camera. Little and <mask> had lured Agan to their car in Terre Haute with the promise of drinking with them. Agan was heterosexual and agreed to participate in a bondage and photography session for money. The two men drove Agan to a location close to the Terre Haute Regional Airport, where a guardsman ordered them off the airport grounds. The abandoned shed is close to Indiana State Road 63. Agan's hands were tied above a beam before he was gagged and bound.Little shouted "Get out the knife" before he stabbed Agan. <mask> testified that Little had masturbated while photographing him as he had bound and stabbed Agan, and that he had also stabbed the young man before saying to <mask>, "Okay, kill the motherfucker." <mask> had complained that the murder ritual had been too fast for his liking, and Little had taken Agan's undershirt from the crime scene. Dennis Zahn, one of Little's defense attorneys, said that he was implicating Little in a further murder because he was a witness for the prosecution at <mask>'s earlier trial for the murder of Daniel Bridges. In support of this contention, Zahn


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texts: questioned <mask> in regards to fifteen other alleged victims of his; on each occasion, <mask> exercised his Fifth Amendment rights and suggested Little's attorneys could ask their client about those homicides. <mask> admitted to dismembering the body of Daniel Bridges but denied responsibility for the actual murder. <mask> questioned why no photographs depicting Agan's restraint and murder had been found when police searched Little's home in 1983 or 1990.Agan's autopsy was performed by Dr. John Pless on December 28, 1982. "This is the most extensively mutilated body I've seen without the body being cut into pieces," Dr. Pless testified as he had seen several eviscerated bodies in his career. Pless testified that many of the beating, stabbing, and slashing injuries had been inflicted after Agan was already dead. He stated that he believed Agan had been killed prior to December 21. James Voyles said his client hadn't been in Indiana in the week before Christmas in the past. Little's mother testified that she relocated from Indiana to Florida in 1959 and that her son had never missed a Christmas at her home. He stayed at her home until New Year's Day.Mark Greenwell, a prosecutor, had discredited the claim that Little's vehicle had been brought to a Terre Haute garage for minor repair work on December 21, 1982. Although Little was prepared to testify in his own defense, his attorneys advised him not to do so because they believed his sexuality would be on trial and that his mother's testimony had made an impression on the jurors. The jury heard closing arguments on April 17. Mark Greenwell said that the murder was staged to satisfy Little's lust for sado-

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texts: masochistic bondage. Greenwell said <mask> had nothing to gain by asserting Little had been involved in the murder. Dennis Zahn portrayed <mask> as a convicted murderer who was trying to have his death sentence commuted in order to hurt his client's sexuality. Zahn ended his closing argument by asking the jurors if they would convict an honorable man on the word of <mask>.The jury found Little not guilty of all charges on April 17. Steven Agan's brother and parents ran out of the courtroom as Little hugged his attorney after the verdict was read. After his acquittal, Little held a press conference in which he told reporters that he would return to his teaching position at the Indiana State University. The death of <mask> occurred in the infirmary of the prison. He had been seriously ill for ten days prior to his death. At the time of <mask>'s death, Kathleen Zellner was appealing his conviction in the Bridges murder. Zellner was confident that the conviction of <mask> would be overturned.The appeal claimed that one of <mask>'s defense attorneys, David Schippers, had a conflict of interest as he had received a payment from Robert Little to assist in <mask>'s defense at his trial for the murder of Daniel Bridges. If the circumstances changed, Schippers would inform the court. The appeal claimed that Schippers had been guilty of attorney malfeasance and that <mask>'s conviction was unsafe. A conflict of interest of this magnitude would have resulted in <mask> securing a re trial. The individual who murdered Daniel Bridges had been claimed to be by this appeal. Shortly after her client's death, Zellner confirmed that she would proceed with filing the

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texts: appeal to clarify various outstanding legal issues pertaining to a lack of police investigation into Robert Little as a potential culprit in Bridges' abduction and murder. Two days after <mask>'s death, Kathleen Zellner called a press conference in which she revealed the names and descriptions of seventeen individuals whom her client confessed to having personally murdered.Zellner emphasized her client's insistence that Little was the person who killed Daniel Bridges. According to Zellner, <mask> was vulnerable to manipulation due to the fact that he had viewed Robert Little as something of the father figure he had never had in his life, and Little was using him as a means of facilitating his own access to young males for sexual activity. Little had begun to encourage her client to project his extreme self-hatred regarding his homosexuality and the conflict between his sexual preference and his religious beliefs onto other males approximately six months before the two had sex. <mask> had been encouraged, aided and abetted in all of his murders by Little. Emphasizing her belief in <mask>'s confessions, Zellner explained that her client had been diagnosed with AIDS in March 1991 and had testified at Little's trial that he was dying. I think <mask> was telling the truth. <mask> didn't have an incentive to lie.In his final confession, <mask> stated that he had lured his victims with promises of drugs, alcohol, money, or transport and that, immediately prior to stabbing several of his victims, he had pressed the blade of his knife against their abdomen. <mask> claimed that he had never had sex with any of his victims, and that he had given his victims'

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texts: T-shirts to Robert Little to use in masturbatory fantasies. In order to obtain a plea bargain whereby his sentence would be commuted to one of life imprisonment, <mask> compiled a list of his victims shortly after Zellner was appointed as his legal representative. With his health in gradual decline, <mask> had authorized his attorney to publicly release his confessions after his death, with his explanation being that the families of his victims would know he had confessed to the murders of their relatives. <mask> murdered twenty-one teenage boys and young men between 1982 and 1984 and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He admitted to the dismemberment and disposal of the teenager's body, but denied any responsibility for the physical murder of Daniel Bridges. In 1983, <mask> is believed to be responsible for two more homicides in Kentucky and Wisconsin.In his formal confession, <mask> claimed to have committed his murders in order to relieve his internal frustration caused by fights with his lover, and to achieve a sense of relief after the act. He had encountered many of his victims by happenstance. Each victim would 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: August 31, 1983: Ralph Calise. Eric Hansen was 18 years old on September 27, 1983.Daniel Bridges was 16 years old on August 19, 1984. Although <mask> did not confess to the murders of Jay Reynolds and Eric Hansen, he is considered a strong suspect. The body of one of <mask>'s victims has never been found. Two of the unidentified victims were found in Indiana and one in Illinois. The order of body discovery is listed below, with the final entry being <mask>'s posthumous confession to one further murder he claimed to have committed with the assistance of Robert Little. July 2, 1983. Ford County is in Illinois.Hispanic, aged 20–25. October 18, 1983. There is a county in Indiana. The African-American is 15 years old. December 7, 1983. There is a county in Indiana. The African-American was 25 years old.April 1984. Cook County is in Illinois. Caucasian, 16 years old. After <mask>'s arrest and conviction for the murder of Daniel Bridges, Lake County Circuit Judge William Block suffered political repercussions as a result of his decision to suppress evidence pertaining to <mask>'s guilt in the murder of Ralph Calise. Block tried to be appointed to the Illinois Appellate Court. He was a circuit court judge. John Dobrovolskis moved to California after <mask>'s arrest.He lived with his wife in Chicago. Dobrovolskis died of AIDS at the age of 29 After being acquitted of the murder of Steven Agan in 1991, Robert Little returned to the teaching position he had held at the Indiana State University, and continued to maintain his lack of knowledge of and innocence in any murders <mask> had committed. On the day <mask>'s confession was made public, a spokesman for the


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texts: Cook County State's Attorney stated to the media that there was insufficient evidence to support <mask>'s claims. Kathleen Zellner practices law in Illinois. Her firm works to overturn wrongful convictions. After <mask> confessed his guilt in twenty-one homicides to her, Zellner decided she would never again defend someone who was guilty.An episode of The New Detectives focuses on the murders committed by <mask>. The first broadcast of Body Count was on December 22, 1998. An episode of Mark of a Killer focuses on the murders committed by <mask>. The first broadcast of The Interstate Killer was on October 17, 2021. John Does General: List of serial killers in the United States Most prolific murderers by number of victims. The details of <mask>'s appeal against his conviction for kidnapping and murdering Daniel Bridges were filed in 1985. The news article detailing <mask>'s death was rejected by the Chicago

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title: Kyōko Aizome

texts: behind the camera in various capacities. Aizome wrote a sex and health column for women in Japan in 2001. The February 2001 theatrical release was Kyko Aizome vs. Hitomi Kobayashi: Sexual Excitement Competition. Excess films, a post-Roman porn distributor of theatrical pornography, released a film starring Aizome and directed by him.Two actresses are in an adult video directed by Aizome. The video had <mask> and Kobayashi playing the wives of two yakuza bosses who become engaged in a lesbian relationship. The AV Lesbian Politicians was directed by her two years later. She directed and starred in a softcore film called Double G-spot: Kyko Aizome vs. Eri Kikuchi. She won a Madonna Best Actress Award at the 2005 Moodyz Awards for her performance in Madonna's hardcore film. Aizome was 48 years old when she appeared in a video for Madonna, Mother and Son Incest. In 2007, Aizome was arrested for beating her niece.Aizome was fined half a million dollars for admitting to the allegations. She hit her niece because she was dating my boyfriend. It went too far. Aizome filmed a fourth version of Tanizaki and Takechi's Daydream, which was released on September 5, 2009. She was the female lead in The Slave Ship, an adaptation of Oniroku Dan novella Dorei-bune. Retirement, the Last Production for Moodyz was filmed six months after she retired. External links to Kyko <mask>'s personal website can be

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title: Elizabeth Hurley

texts: She is an English actress, comedian, businesswoman, and model. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and the Devil in Bedazzled were her best-known film roles to date as an actress. The actor began starring in the show in 2015. The Royals is an original series. Her first film role was in a big budget film. In 1994, when she accompanied Hugh Grant to the London premiere of his film Four Weddings and a Funeral, she wore a black Versace dress with gold safety pins. Estée Lauder gave her her first modelling job at the age of 29 and she has been associated with the company ever since.She has been a model and representative for their products since 1995. The eponymous beachwear line is owned by <mask>. The younger daughter of Roy Leonard andAngela Mary Titt was born on June 10, 1965, in Basingstoke, Hampshire. She's half Irish. Her mother was a teacher at Kempshott Junior School, while her father was a major in the Royal Army Educational Corps. Kathleen is her older sister and Michael is her younger brother. In her teens, she became involved with punk fashion, dyeing her hair pink and piercing her nose.She said that the suburb she grew up in was punk when she was 16. She was associated with New Age travellers in her youth. She wanted to be a dancer when she was a young girl. After taking A-levels in English, Sociology and Psychology in 1983, he spent three years studying dance and theatre at the London Studio Centre. She was kicked out of the school in 1986 for going AWOL. Her first film appearance was in Aria. She appeared in a number of movies.She won the ShoWest Supporting Actress of the Year in 1997 for her performance in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. When Hugh Grant founded and became the director of Simian Films in 1994, he was credited as one of the producers for the company's two


title: Elizabeth Hurley

texts: Grant vehicles, Extreme Measures and Mickey Blue Eyes. She was fined $100,000 and labelled "<mask>" by protesters in 2000 for breaking a five-month acting strike to film an Estée Lauder advertisement. In 1988, she appeared briefly in a speaking part as a schoolgirl in "Last Seen Wearing", an episode of the detective series Inspector Morse, which was partly filmed at a real school. This is believed to be her first television role. She played Rosie Japhet in an episode of Rumpole of the Bailey. In the late 1980s, he played the title character in a five-part television drama.She hosted the first series of Project Catwalk on Sky 1 in 2006 after appearing in The Human Face. <mask> has no fashion experience, according to a former editor of a magazine. She wore a dress. Dylan Jones said she wasimmersed in the fashion world as a celebrity. She was dropped because her bosses thought she was too wooden. In the pilot of NBC's Wonder Woman, <mask> played the villain Veronica Cale. The series was not picked up by the network.The fifth season of Gossip Girl was announced in July of 2011. Her character, Diana Payne, was described by the series' executive producers as a sexy, smart, self-made media mogul and all-around force to be reckoned with. She was cast in one of the shows. The first two scripted pilots, The Royals, aired in 2015. The drama series is about a fictional British Royal Family that is set in modern London. The final season of Runaways was released in 2019. In the first episode of the second series of Drag Race UK, <mask> was a guest judge.In 1995 she was introduced as an Estée Lauder spokesmodel. She said, "I was far from an ingénue, having had my first modelling job at 29." The ads for 'Sensuous', 'Pleasures', 'Beautiful', 'Dazzling', and 'Tuscany per Donna' were all part of the campaigns for the

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title: Elizabeth Hurley

texts: company's other cosmetics. Carolyn Murphy replaced her as Estée Lauder's face in 2001. She signed a contract with the company for the 16th year in a row in 2010. In 2005, she modeled for Saloni. In 2006 and 2007, she was part of seasonal advertising campaigns for Jordache, Shiatzy Chen, Got Milk?, Patrick Cox, and Lancel.In 2008, she was the seasonal face of Blackglama mink. Three times, she has appeared on the cover of British Vogue. TESS Management is in London. <mask> Beach, her beachwear line that she also models every summer, was launched in the UK in 2005. In the United States and other European countries, it was introduced later that year. She said that Richard was on the phone while she was on Necker Island for a fashion shoot. I thought I would never have a holiday home or an island unless I started a business that I could do without disrupting Damian's school days.The capsule collection of 12 swimsuits was designed and modelled by <mask>. Estée Lauder created a lipstick called "<mask>" to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Her grandmother died of breast cancer. In 2003 she co-presented the Fashion Rocks event in aid of The Prince's Trust and in 2004 she helped launch the Get Into Cooking youth initiative. End Hunger Network, ARK children's charity, and the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre are all charities she has helped raise funds for. She is a supporter of the foundation. The City Veterans Network is based in the City of London and links former members of the armed forces with opportunities for rehabilitation and employment.In June of 2016 she urged the public to vote in the European Union membership referendum. She met Hugh Grant while working on a Spanish production called Remando Al Viento. She became known as the girlfriend of Hugh Grant in

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title: Elizabeth Hurley

texts: the 1990s. In 1994, as Grant became the focus of international media attention due to the success of his film Four Weddings and a Funeral, <mask> accompanied him to the film's London premiere in a plunging black Versace dress held together with gold safety pins, which gained her instant media attention. Grant gained international attention when he solicited the services of a prostitution in 1995. Grant and <mask> went to the premiere of Nine Months. In May 2000 there was an "amicable" split between <mask> and Grant.Damian Charles <mask> was born on April 4, 2002. The baby's father, an American businessman named Steve Bing, denied that he was the baby's father. Bing was established as the child's father through a DNA test. Hugh Grant is Damian's friend. Lennon is one of the two sons of David and Victoria Beckham. In late 2002, <mask> started dating an Indian textile heir who runs a small software company. They were married in 2007.She lived with her son and husband on an organic farm. In December 2010, she announced that she and her husband had separated. The grounds for divorce under English law were cited by <mask> when she filed for divorce on April 2, 2011. The divorce was granted in June of 2011. In late-2011, three months after her divorce, she was engaged to a former Australian cricketer. The couple decided to split in December, according to Hello magazine. The Donnington Hall, a Grade II listed mansion in Ledbury, Herefordshire, was purchased by the couple in 2012 as their main home.Since their separation, she has been living there. The nephew of her was stabbed in the back by a group of men. It was an "appalling" time for the family, as the deepest wound just missed severing his spine. No vital organs were damaged. There are links to births of 20th-century English actresses and business people in

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title: Joe Kyrillos

texts: The American Republican Party politician and businessman was born in New Jersey. He served in the New Jersey State Senate from 1992 to 2018, and in the General Assembly from 1988 to 1992. Newport Capital Group is a financial services firm. He is the senior managing director of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, a commercial real estate services firm. From 2001 to 2004, he was Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee and a member of the Republican National Committee. He was involved in the implementation of the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York City, as well as reading the delegate count for President George W. Bush at the convention floor. In 2008, <mask> was the New Jersey Chairman of Romney's campaign and in 2009, he was the Chairman of Christie's campaign and a member of the transition team.He was an advisor to the Republican presidential campaign. The son of a doctor, Joseph M<mask>, Jr. was born in Kearny, New Jersey, on April 12, 1960. <mask>'s parents came to the United States. His grandfather was a tool and die maker. His mother graduated from college at 50 and his father was a doctor. He graduated from the Rumson Country Day School. He received a degree.He received a degree in Political Science from the college. A graduate of Boston University in communications. During the 1984 Reagan-Bush campaign, Kyrillos worked for Vice President George Bush. He was the Special Assistant to Secretary of the Interior Donald Hodel from 1985 to

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title: Joe Kyrillos

texts: 1987. He is a Trustee of the American Council of Young Political Leaders and has served on the Executive Committee of the National Conference of State Legislatures. The New Jersey Republican State Committee spent more than one million dollars to support the two candidates who were elected to the New Jersey Assembly in 1987. He was re-elected to a second term in 1989.He ran for the New Jersey Senate in 1991 after two terms in the Assembly. In his campaign advertising, Tenure <mask> opposed the tax increases of the Democratic Governor Jim Florio. He was against the Abbott districts. In 1991, <mask> decided to run for the 13th District seat in the New Jersey Senate. He defeated the incumbent senator. He was re-elected to a second term in 1993 with a majority of the vote. He was re-elected to a third term in 1997.The 13th district became more competitive. He was re-elected to a fourth term in 2001 with a majority of the vote. He was re-elected to a fifth term in 2003 against Bill Flynn. He was re-elected to a sixth term in 2007. He was re-elected to a seventh term in 2011. When Republicans held the majority in the Statehouse, Kyrillos chaired standing committees on economic development and coastal resources. The Economic Growth, Judiciary and Legislative Oversight committees had a ranking member.On October 25, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Sivananda Radha Saraswati

texts: with her orange sari and willingness to speak publicly about her experiences in India. Within a few months, she was offering yoga classes, had been interviewed on the radio, and was sponsored by the Canadian-India Association to speak.Within a year, in 1957, in British Columbia, she founded Sivananda Ashram, in an old ten-roomed house, where she offered classes, meditation and satsangs. She opened a yoga bookstore in downtown Vancouver. The Ashram moved to its current location in 1963. The young men who accompanied her and worked with her to establish the Ashram were given sanyas initiations. She focused on establishing the Ashram, making forest cabins habitable, constructing new buildings corresponding with students, establishing yoga teaching programs and publishing a newsletter to raise funds. She traveled to England, the Netherlands and Germany to give workshops and lectures in order to put the ashram on the map. She lectured in many North American universities and co-led a conference on the role of gurus in the West in 1976.At a time when understanding of the relationships between yoga, science and psychology was still in its infancy, <mask> took an active interest. She worked with Dr. Jose Feola in Minneapolis to explore the effects of spiritual practices on the body. She discovered the need for students to deal with their psychological and emotional obstacles before embarking on intense spiritual practice and became a faculty member and graduate teacher at the California Institute of


title: Sivananda Radha Saraswati

texts: change their life.Students progress to teacher certification courses in Hidden Language Hatha Yoga, Kundalini and Dream Yoga after completing a program of study under the personal direction of one of the Ashram's resident teachers. The Teachings can be offered as a form of karma yoga if the proceeds from classes are donated. There are classes in communities across North America, Europe, the Caribbean, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. There are new organizations that are not affiliated to the original ashrams run by the Divine Life Society. The western portion of the Saraswati Order was established by <mask>. This is led by a spiritual director. She is in charge of the work of non-profit organizations that support teachers in different countries.In her memoir, Carried by a Promise: a Life Changed by Yoga, she describes her spiritual training at the feet of the yoga teacher. Many books of yoga, including Kundalini Yoga for the West, Hatha Yoga: The Hidden Language, The Divine Light Invocation and Mantras: Words of Power, were written by the founder of the Timeless Books imprint. Her memoirs and experiences with spiritual teachers are reported in In the Company of the Wise. Her books have been translated into more than one language. The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology is a journal. May, A., "In quest of a Slim Waist", Psychic, Jan/Feb 1977 The book "Carried by a Promise: A Life Transformed by Yoga" was published in 2011."An Interview with a Yogini: A Woman's Experience of the Spiritual Life",


title: Rich Bickle


title: Rich Bickle

texts: his father's racecars. You could not tell what it was. <mask> started racing a 1974 car at Jefferson in the second half of 1977 and the whole of 1978 as a sportsman. <mask> stopped racing motorcycles after he graduated. He began using a 302 inch motor in his 1972 Ford Torino at the beginning of the season. He used the car to win a heat and the semi-feature at Columbus 151 Speedway in his first night out, and it ran well. He decided to give away the car and build a new one after changing the rear clip on the car.He won 23 semi-features in 1980, which was the most in the United States. He was named the sportsman rookies of the year. <mask>'s car was turned into a late model in 1981 and he raced it to a 9th place finish at Capital and a 5th place finish at Lake Geneva. He raced the car at Slinger Super Speedway. He won his first late model feature. He raced in between 90 and 100 events by the end of the season in 1982, after he decided to try to run as many races as he could within 300 miles of his home. He had won a few features and set a fast time at the Wisconsin Dells Speedway.He told the track owner at the off-season banquet that he would win the 1983 track championship. In order to win the track championship, <mask> had to finish in the top 5 in 17 of 18 features. He raced at Slinger, Wisconsin International

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title: Rich Bickle

texts: Raceway, and Capital in 1984. Even though he had raced at Capital before, Bickle won his first half-mile feature. Bickle had a new sponsor for his car and equipment in 1985. He won the season opener at Capital and went on to win the track championship. He raced well at the ARTGO races and had a good season.He won the points championship in 1986. He ran well at Slinger and Wisconsin Dells and had 17 feature wins that season. He raced at many Wisconsin tracks. He won $15,000 at an event in Canada in 1987. <mask> and Ted Musgrave took the lead after a pit stop by Miller, who had led most of the race. The race was stopped for rain and hail with 46 laps to go and Bickle won. He had won hundreds of races at short tracks, including the late model track titles at Slinger Super Speedway and Wisconsin International Raceway.<mask> won the Snowball Derby five times. He made his debut in the American Speed Association in 1990. He was second in the rookies of the year. <mask>'s old Cup ride was taken over by Benson in 2000. <mask> made his NASCAR Winston Cup debut in 1989 in his self-owned, unsponsored #02 Buick. His engine expired 37 laps into the race and he finished 39th. He made his Daytona 500 debut the next year, driving his own car and finishing 28th, just five laps down.Bickle competed in 11 events over the next three


title: Rich Bickle

texts: years. In 1994 he drove ten races, most of them for Harry Melling. After years of limited starts, <mask> made the full-time jump to Cup in 1998, driving the #98 Thorn Apple Valley Ford for Cale Yarborough, replacing Greg Sacks who had been critically injured in an accident in Texas. Bickle delivered an emotional post-race interview after finishing a career-best 4th at Martinsville. Bickle signed with Tyler Jet to drive the Lucky Dog car. <mask> and the team had an up-and-down year, with Bickle finishing in the top 10 at two races. He was released from the team after failing to qualify for a race.<mask> was a driver for Melling Racing. <mask> was a substitute for Joe Bessey's team in 2000 and drove one race for Morgan-McClure Motorsports the following year. In the lower levels of NASCAR, <mask> has found more success than he has in theWinston Cup. He made his Busch Series debut in 1993 and finished 27th. <mask>'s best season in the Busch Series was in 1994, when he won one pole and had four top 10 finishes. He drove the #59 Kingsford Chevy in 27 Busch Series events before he was released. Since then, he has only run one Busch Series race.Bickle began racing in the Craftsman Truck Series in 1996, winning two poles, having 9 top 10 finishes, and finishing 11th in points. It was an instant success when he switched to the

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title: Rich Bickle

texts: winning his fourth Slinger Nationals, Steve Apel, the apparent winner, was disqualified, and Bickle announced that this would be his final season of racing stock cars. Bickle finished fourth in the National Short Track Championship race after battling for the lead in the middle of the race. He ended his career in October of last year after finishing 22nd in a race at the La Crosse Fairgrounds.He raced at the Slinger Nationals, Madison, and several races at Wisconsin International Raceway after coming out of retirement. He was in the Short Track Hall of Fame because of his two Slinger track championships and four Slinger Nationals wins. <mask> is the subject of a book called Barnyard to Brickyard - The <mask> Story and he is going on a book signing tour of Wisconsin race tracks in July 2019. Bickle said in 2020 that the 2021 Snowball Derby will be his last race. <mask> started racing a snowmobile in January. He won the Outlaw 600 class at the Vintage World Championship Snowmobile Derby. After several years away from a major racing series, Bickle would return to run at Daytona for Empire Racing.<mask> won the Joe Shear Classic on May 2, 2021. He won the Jim Sauter Classic at Dells Raceway Park. He finished second in the Super Late Model season track championship at Slinger after winning the final race on the Sunday

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texts: night. He stated in an interview that he had raced at over 200 race tracks. <mask> made his final career start in December. Personal <mask> is a Packers fan. He likes riding his Harley- Davidson, restoring and building hot rods, and adding to his antique beer can collection.The pole position is awarded by the time it takes to get there. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. The pole position is awarded by the time it takes for the Daytona 500 to be over. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. The <mask> Story, John Close.There are people from Edgerton, Wisconsin who drive for NASCAR and the American Speed

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title: Ikioi Shōta

texts: kachi-koshi or winning record in the top division at the third attempt in November 2012 and was promoted to maegashira 5 for the January 2013 tournament. He came through with another winning record after defeating Tochizan in this basho. He received his second prize for Fighting Spirit after recording an 11–4 at maegashira 5.He went on to win despite being stopped by the referee for hitting Ichinojo's shoulder, a rare occurrence. He made his sanyaku debut in the November tournament. He scored only six wins, and struggled when facing the top ranked wrestlers again, scoring only 1–14 at maegashira 2 in January and 2–13 at maegashira 3 in July. He was in second place after eleven days after being dropped to maegashira 12. He lost his next three but rebounded to beat Amuuru on the final day and win a Fighting Spirit prize. He won twelve matches and finished in a three-way tie for second place in the top division. He received his fourth Fighting Spirit prize.<mask> was demoted to maegashira 4 in January 2016 after recording only five wins. He had a 10–5 record in March, but a loss on the final day prevented him from taking a fifth Fighting Spirit prize. <mask> was promoted to sekiwake for the first time in May 2016 after losing in the tournament. He was the first sekiwake from the Isenoumi stable. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Ikioi Shōta


title: Ikioi Shōta

texts: 585 consecutive top division matches when he was demoted to the jry division. He was demoted to jry after the July 2020 tournament after returning to the top division in January 2020. He forfeited his final match against Tsurugish due to a hand injury, the first absence of his career, as he was fighting from the rank of jry 12.His run of 1090 consecutive bouts from his career debut was the third highest among active wrestlers. He had two surgeries, but they failed to fix the problem, as he sat out both the March and May tournaments. On the day of the release of the banzuke for the July 2021 tournament where he had fallen to sandanme 21, <mask> announced his retirement from sumo. He will work as a coach at Isenoumi stable and become a elder of the Japan Sumo Association after acquiring the Kasugayama elder stock. Ikioi used his left hand to hold his opponent's mawashi and his right hand to hold his opponent's mawashi. He preferred a straightforward yorikiri, or force out, as his favourite winning kimarite. He used oshidashi, push out, and sukuinage a lot.His engagement to Mamiko Higa was announced in June of last year. The couple met at a sumo event. They were supposed to marry on their birthdays in October, but that didn't happen. The engagement is said to have been broken off. List of sumo tournament top division runners-up List of sumo tournament second division champions Glossary of


title: Donn Clendenon

texts: The American professional baseball player was named <mask>. He was a first baseman in Major League Baseball. He won the 1969 World Series Most Valuable Player Award after hitting three home runs in a victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Claude died from leukemia six months after his son was born. <mask> was a mathematics and psychology professor and chairman of the mathematics department at Langston University, an all-black school in Oklahoma. Helen demanded high academic achievement from her son. Nish Williams, a former Negro league baseball player, married <mask>'s mother when he was six years old.The new stepfather decided that he was going to make his stepson into a baseball player. Williams served as a coach on nearly every baseball team that Clendenon played on, including his college team at Morehouse College, and his semi-pro career with the Atlanta Black Crackers. Some of the players Williams knew from the Negro leagues gave pointers to Clendenon. A letterman in nine sports at Atlanta's Booker T. Washington High School, Clendenon received a number of scholarship offers. He was going to attend UCLA on a scholarship until Morehouse College in Atlanta convinced his mother that he should attend a school closer to home. One of the premier institutions for young African-American men was Morehouse College. The freshman class at Morehouse were assigned "Big Brothers" to help them adjust to college life.Martin Luther King Jr., a Morehouse graduate, volunteered to be Clendenon's

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title: Donn Clendenon

texts: swinger" as he led the league in strikeouts and finished second and third in 1966. The Pirates left first base prospect Al Oliver unprotected for the 1968 Major League Baseball expansion draft, and he was selected by the Montreal Expos. Clendenon refused to report to the Astros even though he was traded to them for Rusty Staub. The Astros hired Harry Walker as their new manager in 1968. Walker was thought to be a racist by Clendenon, who played under him in Pittsburgh. He was going to retire rather than play for the Astros.The trade was forced through by the Commissioner. On April 19, 1969 <mask> joined the expos. On June 15, 1969 he was dealt to the New York Mets in exchange for Steve Renko, Kevin Collins and two minor leaguers. The Mets were in second place, nine games back of the Cubs in the newly aligned National League East, when they acquired Clendenon. Splitting time with Ed Kranepool at first base, <mask>'s numbers with the Mets did not improve immediately over those he put up with the Expos. On August 30, Clendenon hit a 10th-inning home run to give the Mets a 3–2 win over the San Francisco Giants. The Cubs were in New York for a two-game set on September 8.The Mets won the first two games of the series to move within a game of first place. The Mets moved games over the Cubs by winning 10 in a row. The NL East was decided on September 24 when Clendenon hit a three-run home run and a solo shot. They won 38 of their last 49 games and finished with 100 wins against 62

masks: Clendenon Clendenon


title: Donn Clendenon

texts: losses. The Mets swept the Atlanta Braves in the 1969 National League Championship Series. In the 1969 World Series against the Baltimore Orioles, Clendenon appeared in four of the five games. He scored the Mets' only run in their Game 1 loss.He hit a fourth-inning home run in game two and a second-inning home run in game four to give the Mets an early lead. The Orioles were up 3–0 in the sixth. Home plate umpire Lou DiMuro ruled that the ball had missed Jones after Dave McNally appeared to hit him in the foot with a pitch. The Mets manager showed DiMuro a smudge on the ball after he argued. Jones was awarded first base after DiMuro reversed his call. The Mets got a two-run home run from Clendenon. The Mets finished their World Series victory over the Orioles with a 5–3 win.<mask> was named the World Series Most Valuable Player after batting.358 (5 for 14) with three home runs and fourRBI. His three home runs are tied for most in a five-game Series with Ryan Howard. On July 28, Clendenon set a Mets record by driving in seven runs with a pair of three-run homers and a sacrifice fly. At the end of the day, the Mets were in second place, one game back of the Pirates. The season ended in third place, six games back of the division winning Pirates. The Mets' single season batting record was set by <mask>, who hit.288 with 22 home runs. Ed Kranepool had a career year with the Mets after being demoted to the Tidewater Tides.At the end of the 1971 season, <mask> was released by the

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title: Donn Clendenon

texts: Mets due to the fact that first base prospects Mike Jorgensen and John Milner were also waiting in the wings. Despite catching on with the St. Louis Cards, <mask> saw very little playing time behind Alou. He was released on August 7 with a.191 batting average and four home runs. The rest of the season was spent with a revolving door at first base after the Cards dealt Alou to the A's three weeks after <mask>'s release. After retiring, <mask> returned to Pittsburgh and earned a Juris Doctor degree from Duquesne University. He recounted the 1969 New York Mets season in his book, Miracle In New York, in which he also talked about growing up in Atlanta, earning his law degree and battling drug addiction as he neared his 50th birthday. He was diagnosed with leukemia after entering a drug rehabilitation facility in Utah.He moved to South Dakota to work with Carlsen, Carter, Hoy & Eirenberg before becoming general counsel to the Interstate Audit Corporation. He was a chemical dependency counselor for many years and devoted himself to helping others in their recovery. He died in 2005 at the age of 70 after a long battle with leukemia. His family includes his wife, Anne, his sons, <mask>, Jr. and Val, his daughter, <mask>, and six grandsons. He was in the Georgia Sports Hall of fame before he died. The Ultimate Mets Database 1935 births 2005 deaths African-American baseball players American expatriate baseball players in Canada American men's basketball players Baseball players from

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title: Fred Agnich

texts: From 1971 to 1987 <mask> was a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives. He was the Texas Republican National Committeeman from 1972 to 1976. In northeastern Minnesota, <mask> was born in Eveleth. He received a Bachelor of Arts in geology from the University of Minnesota at Saint Paul in 1937. He moved to Texas to work for Geophysical Services, Inc. The company wanted to locate oil in Venezuela, Sumatra, and Pakistan. Texas Instruments is based in Dallas.In 1951, <mask> became the executive vice president of the company. He retired from the board at the age of forty-eight. Ruth Welton was a native of Eveleth, Minnesota. The couple had three sons, <mask>, Richard John and James Randall. The death of <mask> occurred in 1975. The mother of three daughters and two sons was married to <mask> two years later. Greenhill School was the first co-educational, non-denominational pre-kindergarten through grade 12 private school in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.He was a Trustee of the Southwest Center for Advanced Studies. The Dallas Museum of Art, the Dallas Opera, the Dallas Historical Society, and the Dallas Petroleum Club were all directed by Agnich. The Texas Republican Party and the unsuccessful 1960 and 1964 presidential campaigns for Richard M. Nixon and Barry M. Goldwater were both raised by Agnich. Prior to 1962, Peter J. O'Donnell held the position of Republican chairman for Dallas County. At the state Republican convention in 1972, <mask> was elected national committeeman. He was succeeded as committeeman by another oilman, Ernest Angelo, who held the post until 1996. Angich was the vice chairman of the Republican National Committee in Washington, D.C. from 1974 to 1976, as well as the Texas national committeeman.In 1970, <mask> was elected to the state House of Representatives. He was the first Republican elected in Dallas County since Reconstruction. The Texas statewide candidates for U.S. senator and governor went down to defeat in a heavily Democratic year, with George Herbert Walker Bush and Paul Eggers both going down to defeat. In 1972, <mask> considered running for governor against

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title: Fred Agnich

texts: Smith, but never filed his papers. Smith was denied re-nomination, and the Republicans chose Henry Grover of Houston, who lost to the Democrat. The Republican U.S. raised money from Agnich. John Tower of Texas won his third term in 1972.In 1972 he became the minority leader. The state of Texas held a convention in 1974 to draft a new constitution. The new constitution fell three votes short of the two-thirds majority required in the House and Senate. Karl Rove was hired in 1977 as a legislative assistant in the Dallas office of Agnich. The chairman of the Environmental Affairs Subcommittee on Wildlife was a member of the House Appropriations and Finance. His interest in the environment grew out of the management of his 3,500-acre ranch in Henderson County east of Dallas. He built a dam to fill a lake.He turned his ranch into a refuge for research. The last Democrat to win the electoral votes of Texas was Ronald W. Reagan, the former governor of California who defeated Jimmy Carter in 1980. Agnich was thought to be conservative. In 1975, he criticized higher education in Texas. He was a member of the "Dirty Thirty" legislators who exposed the Sharpstown banking scandal in Houston and challenged the power of the Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives. He used state power to promote his favorite interests, such as environmental legislation and wildlife preservation. In 1989 he and his wife retired to their homes in Dallas and Athens, Texas, and on Lake Lenore in Ouray, Colorado.He died in Dallas at the age of ninety-one, just days before the reelection of U.S. President George W. Bush. His widow died on April 26, 2016 at the age of 83. The Texas Association of Professional Geoscientists has a scholarship fund for <mask>. Agnich. Her father-in-law was described as living an absolutely full life. People from all sides of the political spectrum loved him. He had enough excitement, energy, ups and downs, successes, and risk-taking for two people and two whole lives. Members of the Texas House of Representatives are from Eveleth, Minnesota and the University of Minnesota College of Science and


title: William Ledyard Rodgers

texts: <mask> was a vice admiral of the United States Navy. He served in the Spanish–American War and World War I and was the President of the Naval War College. <mask> was a noted historian on military and naval topics. He was the third generation in a family of naval officers. He was the grandson of Commodore <mask>, who fought in the War of 1812, and the son of Rear Admiral <mask>, who fought in the Second Seminole War. <mask>, a member of the <mask> Naval dynasty, died in a plane crash when he was in the rank of commander. <mask> was born on February 4, 1860 in Washington, D.C., and graduated from the United States Naval Academy on June 11, 1874.He was promoted to midshipman on June 4, 1880, after serving aboard the steamer from 1878 to 1879. He was promoted to ensign on April 1, 1882, after serving on the European Station from 1881 to 1884. From 1884 to 1885, <mask> was on special duty at the United States Department of the Navy in Washington, D.C., where he received instruction in torpedo service. He was promoted to lieutenant, junior grade, on May 4, 1889, after being promoted to special duty aboard the protected cruiser from 1889 to 1892. He was promoted to lieutenant in February 1894 after serving at the Washington Navy Yard from December 1892 to 1895. The screw gunboat was used as a training ship during <mask> tour in 1895. He was assigned to the Columbian Iron Works and Dry Dock Company in May 1897 after leaving Alliance.The Spanish–American War broke out in 1898 after <mask> took command of the torpedo boat. Foote helped in the blockade of Cuba, patrolling the coast closely, and fought the first battle of the war on 23 or 25 April 1898, when she approached the harbor at Crdenas, Cuba, to scout shipping and exchanged fire with the Spanish Navy gunboat L. Spanish sources claim that Foote was badly damaged, but U.S. sources say she simply withdrew. During the summer of 1898, mail, dispatches, and supplies from Key West, Florida, to the blockading squadron off Cuba were carried. On November 3,

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title: William Ledyard Rodgers

texts: 1898, <mask> returned to work at the Washington Navy Yard. He reported aboard the screw sloop-of-war on 15 May 1900 and was promoted to lieutenant commander on 19 February 1901. He went on a tour of the Naval War College staff at Newport, Rhode Island after he was assigned to the battleship.He was the commanding officer of the Asiatic Fleet gunboat in 1906, after being the executive officer of the battleship in the United States. In 1907–1908, <mask> attended the United States Army War College in Pennsylvania. War planning must be developed through a four-step process involving "statement of mission, assessment of enemy forces and intentions, assessment of own forces, and evaluation of possible courses of action." Raymond P<mask> was the President of the Naval War College from 1909 to 1911. It has remained a part of Navy war planning ever since Raymond P<mask> introduced it into war planning at the college. <mask> <mask> took command of the battleship in 1909. He served as president of the Naval War College until December 1913.He became a member of the General Board of the United States Navy in Washington, D.C. in 1915 after taking command of the new battleship. After the United States entered World War I, <mask> held the command of the United States Atlantic Fleets Training and Service Force. In this capacity, he oversaw the training of Atlantic Fleet personnel and the repair and replenishment of its ships through the end of the war in November 1918, using first the repair ship and later the store ship as his flagship. The Navy Cross was given to him for his superior performance in this position. In December 1918, <mask> was promoted to vice admiral and on 7 December 1918 he took command of the United States Asiatic Fleet, which he held until 1 September 1919. He held the position of Senior Member of the U.S. Navys General Board until his retirement in 1924. He was a technical adviser to the Committee of Jurists on the Laws of War in the Netherlands in 1923.<mask> was a historian of military and

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texts: naval history. He was always interested in hands-on testing and physical examination of history. In 1907, he published a book titled A Study of Attacks Upon Fortified Harbors (Artillery Notes), which was about the rate of fire of the Welsh longbow. <mask> had a passion for military and naval history. The introduction to A History of the United States Navy was written by him. He was the president of the Naval Historical Foundation from 1933 to 1943 and gave much of his father's book collection to the United States Department of the Navy. Greek and Roman Naval warfare: A study of strategy, tactics and ship design was written by <mask> in retirement.Naval Warfare Under Oars, 4th to 16th Centuries: A Study of Strategy, Tactics and Ship Design was published in 1939. The former work focuses on the ancient Greek and Roman world of the Mediterranean Sea, while the latter contains chapters on Viking and medieval naval warfare. <mask> was primarily a military historian who described battles and tactics, but his works also derive principles of naval warfare in the ancient and medieval worlds, and contain some detailed descriptions of archeological finds and commentary on the limitations of materials and the design of ancient and medieval naval vessels. Death <mask> died at the National Naval Medical Center in Maryland at the age of 84. Oak Hill Cemetery is in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C. Awards Navy Cross Notes References Department of the Navy Library, United States Navy Naval History and Heritage Command "Rodgers Family Collection" Library of Congress: <mask> Family Papers, 2011. The Naval War College has past presidents.The seventh edition of the records of living officers of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps was published in New York. Edward Miller wrote War Plan Orange: The U.S. strategy to defeat Japan. The Naval Institute Press was published in 1991. Victorias por Mar. The book is called Grafite Ediciones. Writers from Washington, D.C. are linked to Past Presidents of the Naval War

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title: Benjamin I. Sachs

texts: James L. Medoff was the Kestn Professor of Labor and Industry at Harvard Law School. He is a faculty co-chair of the Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School and a member of the Advisory Committee of the Labour Law Research Network. Jack Goldsmith is a Harvard Law professor. "Labor Law," "Employment Law," and "The Law and Social Change Workshop" are some of the titles that <mask> teaches. Labor organizing and legal status of unions in U.S. politics are covered in his law reviews. The debate on how to rein in corporate power after the Citizens United decision has been stimulated by his proposal for reform of campaign finance rules. Career <mask> obtained a degree from a college.He received a degree from Yale Law School in 1998. He became a judicial law clerk in 1998 and 1999 for the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. An analysis of Reinhardt's jurisprudence in the field of labor law was published in the Yale Law Journal. Around 150 rulings in US labor law cases were made by Reinhardt, and he focused on three aspects: the protection of workers from retaliation for organizing under provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act, the ability of undocumented workers to assert rights under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, and the scope. Make the Road by Walking is a Brooklyn-based community organization that represents working-class neighborhoods in New York City and Long Island. Between 2002 and 2006 he was the Assistant General Counsel for the Service Employees International Union. He was appointed to lectureships at Yale Law School in the fall of 2005.He joined the Harvard Law School faculty. There are op-ed pieces that have appeared in The New York Times. He has argued that the law should recognize food workers as a legal category and then offer a set of heightened employment protections to this class of employees in order to ensure

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title: Benjamin I. Sachs

texts: food safety and public health. He wants more rights for workers to form political unions at the workplace, a kind of organization that could be "unbundled" from the collective bargaining function of traditional unions. The Columbia Law Review wrote that since labor unions face the constraint imposed by the federal government, the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. FEC may have had an effect. The New York Times reported on a fundamental injustice in this legal lack of symmetry. A significant portion of the money that corporations are spending on politics is financed by equity capital provided by public pension funds, which the government requires public employees to finance with their paychecks.The consequence of Citizens United is perverse, requiring public employees to finance electoral corporate spending amounts to compelled political speech and association, something the First Amendment forbids. A professor at the St. Louis University School of Law argued in the Columbia Law Review that labor unions and corporations should be considered economic actors. He believes that the correct path to attaining legal symmetry is to remove the Supreme Court's imposed rules requiring labor unions to provide opt-out rights and compensation for members. The professor of constitutional law at American University and majority whip of the Maryland State Senate talked about the reform that was delivered at Harvard. The Supreme Court is increasingly treating corporations as political membership groups, which is bad for labor unions. He thinks unions have more democratic one-person, one-vote rules for membership than corporations do. The rising tide of corporate wealth can't be stopped by the <mask> reform.He thinks that rule changes would make little difference because of the power shift from previous rulings. Corporations have trillions of dollars in the


title: Benjamin I. Sachs

texts: treasury, not from the generosity of individual political contributors but from business and investment activity completely apart from politics, and they can spend billions of dollars on political ventures quite easily. The labor movement has shrunk in size, wealth, and power, and has only dues for its members. Today's sum is in millions, not trillions or billions. Labor can't enter a fair political fight on the terrain that has been defined by Citizens United. The Sacks-Freund Award for Teaching excellence was given by Harvard Law School. He won the Yale Law School teaching award in 2007.Books and Benjamin I. were included in selected publications. The Evolution of Work Changes in the Japanese and Swedish automobile industries was published in 1994. Law review publications, "Restoring Equity in Right-to-Work Law," by <mask> and Catherine Fisk. Irvine L. Rev. <mask>, <mask>. The Unbundled Union is Politics Without Collective Bargaining. 100 times.<mask><mask>. The New York Times wrote about how pensions violate free speech. <mask><mask>. "Unions, Corporations, and Political Opt-out Rights After 'Citizens United'" was published in the Columbia Law Review. <mask><mask>. "Despite Preemption: Making Labor Law in Cities and States" was published in the Harvard Law Review. <mask>. <mask>.The 31 Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law 333 was dedicated to the memory of David E. Feller. <mask><mask>. "Enabling Employee Choice: A Structural Approach to the Rules of Union Organizing" was published in the Harvard Law Review. <mask><mask>. "Reinhardt at Work" was published in the Yale Law Journal. <mask><mask>. "Employment Law as Labor Law" was published in the Cardozo Law Review.<mask><mask>. The labor law renewal was in the Harvard Law & Policy Review. There are External links to the official CV at Yale Law School and the official biography at Harvard Law

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title: Eric Embry

texts: <mask> is a retired professional wrestler. He has appeared with Championship Wrestling from Florida, World Class Championship Wrestling, and the United States Wrestling Association. He is credited with having one of the best minds in the game. One of the Fabulous Blondes, along with Ken Timbs and Dan Greer, was a professional wrestler. He wrestled for 5 Star Wrestling. He wrestled in Canada for All Star Wrestling in British Columbia. As <mask>, Embry wrestled in Pacific Northwest Wrestling in 1980.In 1985 he joined the World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico. He won the WWC Puerto Rico title on August 17, 1985. He became a double champion on November 25, 1985, when he defeated Invader III to win the WWC World Junior Heavyweight Championship. After nearly two months as champion, <mask> lost the title to Invader III on January 18, 1986. After nine months as champion, he lost the Puerto Rico title to Super Medico III. <mask> left WWC in 1987. Fans in Puerto Rico would often chant "<mask>" during <mask>'s time as a heel.Do you know who <mask> is? The Puerto Rican fans were calledgreasy, slimy Puerto Ricans by <mask>. He insulted commentator and former referee from the heel's side, Hugo Savinovich, by calling him "son of a bitch", instead of the correct last name, that led to a heated feud. The United States Wrestling Association joined World Class Championship Wrestling in 1987. <mask> was a booker for the Dallas Sportatorium. <mask> lived at the Sportatorium because he had no other place to live when he was a booker. He was offered $100 for every minute he spent in the ring with the other person.On October 15 of that year, Jeff Jarrett won the WCWA World Light Heavyweight Championship

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texts: from <mask>, but he regained the title in November. At SuperClash III, <mask> regained the title after trading it with Jarrett. He lost the title two weeks later. Before the promotion went out of business, he became a face during his feud with Skandor Akbar. In the summer of 1990 <mask> wrestled for All Japan Pro Wrestling. In the late 1990s, <mask> won the WWC Caribbean Tag Team Championship twice and returned to WWC. In February 1991, <mask> went to Memphis in the United States Wrestling Association, teaming up with Tom Prichard and Miss Texas, sparking a Texas vs. Tennessee feud.On May 3, 1991, <mask> defeated Jeff Jarrett to win the USWA Southern title. He lost the title to Bill Dundee ten days later. On May 20, <mask> regained the title. Eddie and Paul were shaved bald after <mask> defeated them in a hair vs. hair handicap match. Miss Texas lost her hair as she was the loser of the fall in the hair tag team match on August 12. On November 4, Tom Prichard defeated <mask> to win the Southern title. The title was changed multiple times until February 1992.Due to the talent exchange between USWA and W*ING, <mask> wrestled a tour for Wrestling International New Generations in July 1992. On October 30, 1992, <mask>'s career came to an end when a big rig jack-knifed while coming down a hill and hit his vehicle. <mask> stated, "I saw it coming, pulled over as close to the guardrail as possible, and prayed, please God don't let it be that bad." He was thrown to the back of the car. He had damage to his left knee. He said it was a sign from God that it was time to leave the wrestling business. After one match, he decided to retire after fifteen years after recovering from his

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title: Guru Randhawa

texts: <mask> is an Indian rapper, singer, songwriter and music composer associated with Punjabi, Bhangra, Indi-pop and Bollywood music. He is best known for his songs "High rated Gabru", "Ishare Tere", and "Tere Te". Same Girl was the debut single of <mask>a. On August 30, 1991, <mask> was born in Dera Baba Nanak tehsil in Gurdaspur district. He began performing in Delhi at small parties and functions after doing small shows in Gurdaspur. While in Delhi, he completed his masters degree. He was named "<mask>" by the rapper who shortened his name while on stage.In December 2012 he began his music journey with a song called "Same Girl" with Arjun who was the first person to take him in his own video. Both the artists did not like the song. "Chhad Gayi" was released on the label of Speed Records in the beginning of the year. Ramneek helped his brother release this song. He released three songs from his first album, Page One. The songs were "Dardan Nu", "I Like You" and "Southall". Many songs were launched by Randhawa, but they weren't very popular to take guru on heights.The year was not special for him. He didn't get any success with the remaining songs from the Page One album. The songs were "Khali Bottlan", "My Jugni", "Maa", "Na Na Na Na", "Pyaar Wale Test", and "Modern Thumka". T-Series was asked to launch a young artist by a well-wisher of <mask>. They collaborated in a song. This song is considered to be the turning point in <mask>'s life as it was one of the most remarkable songs by Randhawa and gathered more than 368 million views. The award for best Punjabi Duo was won by

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title: Robert Nisbet

texts: <mask> was an American sociologist, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and an Albert Schweitzer Professor at Columbia University. <mask> was born in Los Angeles. His father ran a lumber yard in the small California community of Maricopa, where he was raised with his three brothers and one sister. He received a PhD in sociology from the University of California, Berkeley in 1939. His supervisor was Frederick J. Teggart. "Nisbet found a powerful defense of intermediate institutions in the conservative thought of 19th-century Europe." <mask> saw an argument for conservative pluralism in the writings of Edmund Burke andAlexis de Tocqueville.He joined the faculty in 1939. After serving in the United States Army during World War II, <mask> founded the Department of Sociology at Berkeley and was briefly Chairman. After leaving Berkeley, <mask> became a dean at the University of California, Riverside and later a Vice-Chancellor. Nisbet left the University of California system in 1972 to join the University of Arizona at Tucson. He was appointed to the Albert Schweitzer Chair at Columbia. After retiring from Columbia in 1978, <mask> continued his work at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. Ronald Reagan asked him to give the Jefferson lecture in 1988, which was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.He died in Washington, DC. The Quest for Community claimed that modern social science's individualism denied an important human drive toward community as it left people without the aid of their fellows to combat the centralizing power of the community. It was called the 20th century's most important work of conservative sociology by a New York Times columnist. Nisbet was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Robert Nisbet

texts: of the Academic Dogma. Sociology is an art form. The Social Philosophers: Community and Conflict in Western Thought was written in 1974. Emile Durkheim's Sociology was published in 1975.The twilight of authority was published in 1980. The idea of progress in 1983. A Philosophical Dictionary was published in 1986. The Making of Modern Society was published in 1986. Conservatism: Dream and Reality was published in 1988. The failed courtship of Roosevelt and Stalin. "Foreign Policy and the American Mind" is a memoir of Berkeley written by teachers and scholars.The commentary was published in September 1961. 195–23 The new despotism is called "The New Despotism". The commentary was published in July 1976. The American Conservative asked if there was an American Revolution. "Social science," according to the ACADEMIC. Carey, George W., July 2010, "Nisbet, War, and American Republic", was read by the primary contributor."War, Crisis and Centralization of Power" was written by Winston, III. Gordon, Daniel. The Voice of History within Sociology was written by <mask>. The University Bookman published "<mask> Nisbet and the Idea of Community" in 1978. Matthew J. Mancini. "Too Many Tocquevilles: The Fable of Tocqueville's American Reception" was published in April 2008. 257–265."States and Localities: A Comment on <mask>'s Communitarianism" was published in 2004. 35, No. 4. Schrum is the name of the person. The education in service of the national agenda took place after World War II. The Cornell University Press is in Ithaca, NY. Stone wrote "A True Sociologist: <mask>" in 1998.Stromberg wrote "The Under-Appreciated <mask>" in 2000. The New York Times reported on <mask>. "Remembering Alienation" was written by Alan Wolfe. <mask> and our continuing quest for community 1913 births 1996 deaths are

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title: Jahana Hayes

texts: The U.S. representative for the last year has been <mask>. The district was once represented by the U.S. Much of the state's northwestern portion is represented by Senator Chris Murphy. The first African-American woman and African-American Democrat to represent Connecticut in Congress is a member of the Democratic Party. She was named the National Teacher of the Year. <mask> was born on March 8, 1973, in Connecticut and grew up in public housing. She graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a bachelor's degree.In 2012 he received a master's degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of Saint Joseph. She received her sixth-year certificate from the university. The Southbury Training School was the first job for the teacher. She taught history and government at John F. Kennedy High School. She was a co-adviser of HOPE, a student-service club at Kennedy, and chaired the Kennedy SOAR Review Board, a "school within a school" that provided advanced instruction for gifted students. She was the John F. Kennedy Teacher of the Year in 2015. She was named Connecticut's Teacher of the Year.This award received a lot of media attention. The dialogue about what teaching is as a profession needs to be changed, according to the Washington Post. We've spent a lot of time talking about the things that aren't working. We need to pay more attention to the things that are working. She said she taught her students kindness and community service. She addressed the annual meeting of the National Education Association after receiving the award. She praised the NEA for preventing the "altruistic character trait that all teachers possess" from being exploited.He ran for the Democratic nomination for Connecticut's 5th congressional district. Her upbringing was a big part of her campaign. She told an audience at a candidate forum that she knows what it is like to go to bed and be shot at. I know what it is like to wake up to a dead body in the hallway. Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman was endorsed

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texts: by the Connecticut Democratic Party, but she lost the primary to <mask>. She faced a Republican in the general election. She credits her success to her union brothers and sisters, and supports public education and teachers' unions.She was endorsed by the Connecticut Education Association. Lindsay Farrell, the state director of the Connecticut Working Families Party, said that her primary victory demonstrates the value in electing and mobilizing teachers who will fight for public education. The first black Democratic House member from Connecticut was elected on November 6. She and Ayanna Pressley are the first women of color to be elected to Congress from New England. David X. Sullivan was defeated in the election by 55.1% of the vote. In 2022, the ethics of hiring two of her children to work and receive a salary as campaign staffers were questioned. The Committee on Agriculture Subcommittee on Livestock and Foreign Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition, Oversight, and Department Operations Committee on Education and Labor Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Human Services Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education Caucus memberships voted to condemn the Boycott, Divestment.She supported impeachment proceedings against Trump. On December 18, she voted to impeach Trump. After winning a second term, <mask> wrote a letter to the Republican House leadership urging them not to place Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene on the House Education Committee because of her claims that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and other mass school shootings were false flag operations. Sandy Hook is in the district. The Connecticut State Commissioner of Education was selected to be the Secretary of Education in the Biden Administration. President Joe Biden had stated his position 97.7% of the time. Her husband and four children live north of Waterbury.On September 20, 2020, and January 14, 2022, she tested positive. There are African-American members of the United States House of

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