The same place, same, same evil robber two years later?

Posted on January 26, 2012 by admin

MUNCIE–for the second time about two years, is accused of robbing a Muncie Muncie Northside pharmacy to hundreds of prescription pills.

Major Johnathon Guffey, 26, is charged with robbery, preliminarily dealing in a controlled substance, possession of controlled substances, maintaining public disorder and theft, according to prison officials.

police say Guffey was jailed Saturday after allegedly committing a robbery Nov 21 at CVS pharmacy at 415 e. McGalliard.

Muncie Police Robert Scaife towns investigaor said the Criminal Investigation Division as the Muncie expatriates–received a few tips about possible identity bandits after surveillance photos and stories about the robbery that was published in Thursday's Edition of The Star Press.

from there, according to Muncie Police Sergeant Mike Engle, officers with MPD's Drug Unit set up a drug deal, and controlled by Guffey after a search warrant was served at his residence, Guffey was taken into police custody Saturday.

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Judges vote support for a major California Water Pact

Posted on January 21, 2012 by admin

SACRAMENTO, California (AP)-a judge State appeals on Monday strongly defended the landmark agreement on how Southern California get its water, casting aside the argument that the Treaty should be deleted because the State basically write a blank check to save the dying Lakes.

Justice Ronald Robie noted that the agreement addressed a long dispute defied easy answers.

"It is a question of finding the right solution to a problem that has been around for a long time, and which require ingenuity," it said in a hearing.

A Panel of three judges of the district is considering whether to appeal 3 will reverse the Pact that created the nation's largest farm-to-city water transfers and establishes new rules for dividing the State of the Colorado River. Farmers and environmental challenge the Pact, while California water agencies is vital to maintain said peace was uneasy about the River.

If a lower court ruling stands, the consequences can ripple to the six other Western States and Mexico, which also relies on the 1,450-mile that flow from the Rocky Mountains to the sea of Cortez. The agreement remains in effect while the case is under appeal.

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The next war

Posted on January 16, 2012 by admin

-Jupiter, FL Not one of the old "frogmen" or the young seal who gathered this week at the nearby National Museum of the Navy UDT-SEAL to exert their annual wants to see another war. Those who come here are veterans of the battle from World War II for the war in Iraq and Afghanistan now to a lot of fights are known throughout the world. In the rankings they are men-and their families-who knows what it means to go in harm's way, often without recognition or public recognition.

Widow of slain SEALS put it this way, "before my husband was deployed to Afghanistan was the last time, he said, ' it is important we know what I'm doing as a seal. What is important is that he knows why I do it: so he wouldn't have to. ' " Unfortunately, despite the courage and sacrifice of his parents, young people they may well face a future that is very dangerous.

It is a fact of human nature that perception changed weakness invites aggression. For us, ever since the founding of the Republic. We stripped after the American Revolution. That is how we ended up with the war of 1812.adsonar_placementId=1502157;adsonar_pid=150758;adsonar_ps=-1;adsonar_zw=198;adsonar_zh=170;adsonar_jv='ads.adsonar.com';

Just a year before the one million u.s. troops sent to rescue France during World War I, Woodrow Wilson promised our countrymen that there is no risk of cutting off our defense, because we will not engage in "wars of Europe." When the war ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day 11th month of 1918, we immediately cut its defense spending–and our President told us could rely on "collective security" of the League of Nations.

In 1939, with the Empire of Japan running amok in Asia and Adolf Hitler's legions of travel throughout Europe, the US military is the 17th largest in the world. In Washington, Republicans and Democrats–at odds over President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal economic programs–could hardly agree on allowing conscription. In 1941, extension draft passed by just one vote in the House of representatives. At the end of the war, serving more than 16 million Americans.

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“Judge took off his own salmon restoration case”

Posted on January 11, 2012 by admin

A federal judge has rejected three different federal Government plans to balance the wild salmon of hydroelectric dams on the Columbia River is himself off the case.

US District Judge James Redden sent an email to lawyers Tuesday said he had asked that the case is moved.

Redden gave reason to resign. He was 82 and had taken on a reduced workload for quite some time.

Redden has been a champion for wild salmon and the Endangered Species Act, said Pat Ford, Executive Director of save our Wild Salmon, a coalition of conservation groups that bring litigation soon after salmon started going to threatened and endangered species list in the mid-1990s.

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Nicolas Sarkozy mentioned the war — but he manages to escape with it

Posted on January 6, 2012 by admin

No one would like to mention the war. But they are not fixed. With the explosion of anti-German feeling in France, Germany, it is difficult to avoid stereotypes of European history.

If anyone doubted that charge, they only have to look at the arrangement of three Flag behind the two leaders when they gave a press conference ending a mini-summit.

There are three colors-French Red, white and blue right and three black, red and yellow are colors left Germany. If You carefully look at artful arrangement, You can only see the flag of the European Union in the back, with only two stars of the show.

This is the background to the long-awaited Eu several possibilities. Sarkozy and Merkel jumped on tiptoe around each other, talking about the "Friendship" and "entente" and "alliance" and "a dynamic, living relationship".

But French President just came out with: there is a "70 years of bloody conflict, followed by 70 years of peace", he said. Germany and France "must understand each other".

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