(Richland County) September 28, 2006 - "He drew his weapon, I drew mine. I shot one round," says Rony Maurice. Firing one-bullet at a man allegedly sitting in Dutch Fork High School's parking lot with a gun. Maurice says he was alerted about the potential intruder by a student.
Lo-fi king Daniel Johnston was admitted to the Tomball Regional Medical Center in his hometown of Waller, TX last Wednesday after experiencing incoherency and an inability to walk, his website reports.
Italian film star Marcello Mastroianni, who would have turned 82 last week, hated the leading man label, and much to his credit, challenged this smooth stereotype in his characters. He was never afraid to play someone vulnerable, corrupt or absurd. So, even with Cary Grant looks and charm, he was always more than a pretty face, and like Grant, could play comedy as well as romance.
The story of an armed man entering a Colorado school and killing a student yesterday hits close to home for a Midlands resource officer. Rony Maurice had his own run-in with an unwanted visitor at Dutch-Fork High-School. He spoke to Dan Tordjman about the threat of school intruders.
After more than a decade of learning his craft -- Italian film star Marcello Mastroianni, who would have turned 82 last week, hated the leading man label, and much to his credit, challenged this smooth stereotype in his characters. He was never afraid to play someone vulnerable, corrupt or absurd.
Micco Flies Again ANN Daily Touch N Go: 09.25.06 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News Program) ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 09.25.06 (ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program) ANN Special Feature -- Micco Flies Again: 09.25.06 (ANN Special Feature, with Micco Aircraft Company President Dewitt Beckett.)
Recommends Different Guidelines For Smaller Fields A series of proposed updates to the FAA's airspace protection regulations, as defined under Part 77 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, has mostly met with approval from the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association... but that's not to say AOPA doesn't have some additional suggestions to protect smaller general aviation airports.
Contractors Overbilled As Much As $44 Million It's a tale as old as bureaucracy itself... a contracting program intended to make the Federal Aviation Administration a more efficient operation, has instead resulted in millions of dollars in overruns, according to a report by the Transportation Department inspector general's office.