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The Business Park. is only a 15 minute drive from. Hamad International Airport. and a few minutes away... ) Repair and maintain functional parts of mechanical equipment and machinery, such as pumps...
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Management Solutions International Qatar Recruitment Consultancy is looking to hire. Mechanical... years of experience in Cable factory, with knowledge in maintenance of air compressor ,installations...
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Algerian hostage survivors recall ruthless operation

by Amal Belalloufi, Agence France-Presse

Posted at Jan 21 2013 10:37 AM | Updated as of Jan 21 2013 06:37 PM

IN AMENAS, Algeria - "You are Algerians and Muslims, you have nothing to fear. We're looking for Christians, who kill our brothers in Mali and Afghanistan," the Islamists shouted to their Algerian hostages, as chilling accounts emerged of the siege.

The gunmen, numbering more than 30 and belonging the "Signatories in Blood" group of former Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb commander Mokhtar Belmokhtar, launched their brazen hostage attack at the In Amenas gas plant at dawn on Wednesday.

Riad, an Algerian employee of Japan's JGC engineering firm, described how three of his Japanese colleagues were executed after the Islamists attacked the bus that was taking them to the airport.

"We were all terrified when we heard bursts of gunfire at 5:30 am (0430 GMT) on Wednesday, after we realised that they had just killed our Japanese colleagues who tried to flee," he said.

The gunmen then took the passengers to the plant's residential compound, where they had seized hundreds of foreign and Algerian hostages.

"A terrorist shouted 'open the door!' with a strong North American accent, and opened fire. Two other Japanese died then and we found four other Japanese bodies" in the compound, said Riad, choking with emotion.

No official images of the attack have been released. But survivors took photos, seen by AFP, showing bodies riddled with bullets, some with their heads half blown away by the impact.

"They were brutally executed," said Brahim, another Algerian who escaped the ordeal, with a shudder, referring to the some of the Japanese victims.

In the past few days, survivors have told how they were strapped to explosives, and the apparent leader of the militants, Abdul Rahman al-Nigeri, confirmed he was ready at any time to blow up the hostages.

A British man was threatened into calling out to his colleagues in English: "Come out, they're not going to kill you," according to an Algerian worker named Chabene who heard the exchange before he escaped.

He said they ordered the man to yell, "'They're not going to kill you. They're looking for the Americans'. A few minutes later they blew him away."

Accomplices on the inside

Abdelkader, an employee of the British oil firm BP that jointly operates the In Amenas plant, was at a security post with some colleagues when he saw a jeep with seven people inside smashing through the barrier and screeching to a halt.

Getting out of the vehicle, one of the militants demanded their mobile phones and ordered them to not to move, before disabling the security cameras.

"He said: 'You are Algerians and Muslims, you have nothing to fear. We're looking for Christians, who kill our brothers in Mali and Afghanistan and plunder our resources'."

The assailants then shot a security guard in the foot and led the group to the plant, said Abdelkader, in his 40s, adding he was freed after telling the gunmen he was a father of four.

The hostage crisis was brought to a bloody end on Saturday by the Algerian military, with at least 25 foreigners and Algerians killed, as well as 32 kidnappers, and a government minister warning the toll could rise.

The witnesses agreed the hostage-takers were "very well informed" about the sprawling In Amenas gas complex, deep in the Algerian Sahara and close to the Libyan border, that they occupied for four days.

They knew the internal procedures, the room numbers of the foreign workers, and they attacked the bases of BP and JGC, the only ones where there were foreigners, said Riad, the JGC employee.

"They had accomplices on the inside."

He and his companions escaped on Thursday during an exchange of gunfire between the kidnappers and the Algerian special forces, who managed to free most of the hostages at the residential compound in their first assault on the complex.

The Algerians fled to the buildings of the Italian firm Sarpi, which had been spared the attack, and when the BP living quarters were liberated they went to the JGC base to gather their belongings.

There they discovered the bodies of seven Islamists, and a Malaysian colleague in a state of shock, hiding under the bed.

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The Straits Times | Feng Zengkun | Wednesday, Jun 4, 2014

The contract for Professional Engineering Services was signed by Chief Executive of PUB Mr Chew Men Leong (front row, third from left), Executive Vice President of Black & Veatch Dr Cheong Hoe Wai (front row, fourth from left), and the Regional Executive, South and Southeast Asia, of AECOM Mr Peter Lee (front row, first from right) at the Singapore International Water Week (SIWW).

AN INTEGRATED waste treatment plant capable of processing up to half of Singapore’s solid waste will be in operation from 2024.

The National Environment Agency (NEA) will build the facility in Tuas. It can handle solid waste, food waste, recyclables from the National Recycling Programme and, in a first, sewage sludge from water treatment plants.

It will extract resources like biogas and energy from the waste, joining four existing waste-toenergy incineration plants in Tuas and Senoko and a fifth to be completed by 2018.

Incineration reduces waste’s volume by 90 per cent, so Singapore’s Semakau Landfill will be able to last until at least 2035.

In another first, the integrated facility will be located next to national water agency PUB’s new water reclamation plant, which will be completed in the early 2020s, so they can benefit from each other. Both have been allocated 68ha – about the size of 95 football pitches – in total.

The waste facility can generate power for the water plant which, in return, will supply it with treated used water for cooling and washing.

The close proximity also makes it easier and cheaper to transport the water plant’s sludge for treatment next door. By mixing food waste and sludge, the waste facility can produce more biogas and power.

“These synergies will keep the cost of solid waste disposal affordable in the long term,” said NEA chief executive Ronnie Tay.

PUB’s new water plant will have an integrated Newater factory to boost Singapore’s water self-sufficiency, and is part of the agency’s Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS) – Singapore’s long-term solution to used water management.

The DTSS is slated to be completed by 2022, and comprises tunnels to move used water by gravity to three advanced treatment plants in Kranji, Changi and Tuas.

These will feature new technology which will help them be more energy-efficient and produce less sludge.

When the DTSS project is completed, two conventional plants in Jurong and Ulu Pandan and their intermediate pumping stations will be shut down progressively.

The entire DTSS will reduce the used water infrastructure’s land footprint by 50 per cent, freeing up land for other uses.

The NEA and PUB yesterday announced at a Singapore International Water Week event that a partnership between design and consultancy firm Aecom and engineering giant Black & Veatch had won a tender to be the lead consultant for the second phase of the DTSS and the waste facility.

Phase 1 cost $3.4 billion and was completed in 2008. It covered northern and eastern Singapore, while Phase 2 will cover the west.

PUB chief executive Chew Men Leong signed the contract with the firms’ representatives yesterday, and said: “For a densely populated city state with limited land, the DTSS is a more strategic solution than renewing and expanding the used water infrastructure.”

Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Vivian Balakrishnan, guest of honour at the signing, added: “Embarking on Phase 2 will bring us closer to fulfilling the vision we set out almost a decade ago.”

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Picture power: Vietnam napalm attack
Vietnamese photographer Nick Ut describes the day in June 1972 when he photographed a nine-year-old girl, Kim Phuc, fleeing her village after a napalm attack - a picture that won him a Pulitzer prize.

The picture shows Kim, when her skin is burned so badly.

Behind Kim, you see all the South Vietnamese armies running with her, together.

And next to Kim, her older brother and one young brother looking back to the black smoke, and another two [members of] her family.

She looked ever so bad - I thought that she would die.

You know, I had been outside the village that morning and I took a lot of pictures. I was almost leaving the village when I saw two aeroplanes.

The first dropped four bombs and the second aeroplane dropped another four napalm [bombs].

And five minutes later, I saw people running, calling "Help! Please help!"

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Kim Phuc and Nick a year later

As soon as she saw me, she said: "I want some water, I'm too hot, too hot," - in Vietnamese, "Nong qua, nong qua!"

And she wanted something to drink. I got her some water. She drank it and I told her I would help her.

I picked up Kim and took her to my car. I ran up about 10 miles to Cu Chi hospital, to try to save her life.

At the hospital, there were so many Vietnamese people - soldiers were dying there. They didn't care about the children.

Then I told them: "I am a media reporter, please help her, I don't want her to die."

And the people helped her right away.

Uncle Nick

I have never had a picture like it, all my life. All my foreign editors decided they wanted to send the picture to America.

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Kim Phuc now lives in Canada

At first they didn't like the picture because the girl had no clothes. Then I told them about the napalm erupting in the village.

The pictures were shown in America, they were shown everywhere. They were shown in all the Communist countries - in China and in Vietnam. They still use the photo.

Even though pictures [are taken] in every war, they still show the picture of Kim. They don't want it to happen again - not napalm.

After I took the picture of Kim, I took to her very well - I always went to visit, to see her family, and she called me Uncle Nick.

Even now I call her once a week - she lives in Toronto, Canada. We are like a family now.

Nick Ut gave this account to the BBC World Service programme, The World Today.

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Kids could be banned from using sunbeds in England and Scotland because of fears they can be bad for your skin.

Research shows that young people could be more likely to develop skin cancer if they use the electric sunbeds.

But a survey by the magazine Which? showed that 170,000 under 16s across the UK may have used them.

Health experts are considering stopping all under 18s using them, as part of plans to cut the number of people getting skin cancer.

In Scotland, politicians could approve new rules to ban under 18s from sunbeds in six weeks' time, according to newspaper reports.

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Kieron was burnt by a sunbed
Earlier this month, 13-year-old Kieron Saunders from South Wales got seriosly burnt after visiting a tanning salon three times a day.

What happened to him was very rare, but it does show the damage that sunbeds can do to you.

There are also proposals to change the way sunbed salons are run.

At the moment, people can walk into some salons and use coin-operated sunbeds.

But under the new rules, salons would have to be monitored by staff at all times.

The Sunbed Association is in favour of a ban for under 16s, but claims there's no scientific reason for a ban for 17 and 18-year-olds.


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1964: Nelson Mandela jailed for life
The leader of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, Nelson Mandela, has been jailed for life for sabotage.

Seven other defendants, including the former secretary-general of the banned African National Congress (ANC), Walter Sisulu, were also given life prison sentences.

Crowds gathered silently outside the court building in Pretoria's Church Square waiting for the verdict to be handed down. Hundreds of police patrolled the area.

The Rivonia trial - named after the suburb of Johannesburg where several of the defendants were arrested - began eight months ago, with Mandela, 46, and his co-defendants proudly confessing their guilt to plotting to destroy the South African state by sabotage.

As members of the ANC - the main African nationalist movement - they have campaigned for an end to the oppression of black South Africans.

But the movement was banned in 1960 following the Sharpeville massacre and campaigners decided they had no choice but to resort to violent means.

Struggle for equal rights

Mandela - a lawyer by training - told the court earlier: "I do not deny that I planned sabotage. I did not plan it in a spirit of recklessness nor because I have any love of violence. I planned it as a result of a calm and sober assessment of the political situation that had arisen after many years of tyranny, exploitation and oppression of my people by the whites."

His co-accused included: Walter Sisulu, Dennis Goldberg, Govan Mbeki, Raymond Mhlaba, Elias Mosoaledi, Andrew Mlangeni - all ANC officials and Ahmed Kathrada, the former leader of the South African Indian Congress.

Lawyer for the defendants, Harold Hansen QC said: "These accused represent the struggle of their people for equal rights. Their views represent the struggle of the African people for the attainment of equal rights for all races in this country."

But the judge, President Quartus de Wet, said he was not convinced by their claim to have been motivated by a desire to alleviate the grievances of the African people in this country.

Judge de Wet said: "People who organise revolution usually plan to take over the government as well through personal ambition."

However, he stopped short of the imposing the supreme penalty of death.

The convicted men were cheered as they left court in a police lorry. The crowd was dispersed without any serious incident.

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This was the second time Nelson Mandela had been tried for high treason - in 1956 he was charged but after a four year trial the case was dropped.

There were demonstrations in Britain following the 1964 sentencing. A world petition calling for the prisoners' release was handed to the United Nations Secretary General.

Nelson Mandela spent most of his 27 years behind bars serving hard labour in Robben Island prison off Cape Town.

He was released in 1990, jointly awarded the Nobel peace prize with President FW de Klerk in 1993 and elected South Africa's president in the country's first multi-racial elections held in 1994.

He stepped down in favour of Govan Mbeki's son Thabo in 1999 but continues to travel the world campaigning for peace.

Walter Sisulu died at the age of 90 in May 2003.

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Insects develop resistance to engineered crops

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Genetically modified crops containing two insecticidal proteins in a single plant efficiently kill insects. But when crops engineered with just one of those toxins grow nearby, insects may more rapidly develop resistance to all the insect-killing plants, report Cornell University researchers.

A soil bacterium called Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), whose genes are inserted into crop plants, such as maize and cotton, creates these toxins that are deadly to insects but harmless to humans.

Bt crops were first commercialized in 1996, and scientists, critics and others have been concerned that widespread use of Bt crops would create conditions for insects to evolve and develop resistance to the toxins.

Until now, it has not been shown if neighboring plants producing a single Bt toxic protein might play a role in insect resistance to transgenic crops expressing two insecticidal proteins.

"Our findings suggest that concurrent use of single- and dual-gene Bt plants can put the dual-gene plants at risk if single-gene plants are deployed in the same area simultaneously," said Anthony Shelton, professor of entomology at Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and an author of the study, which was posted online June 6 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) and is in the June 14 print edition of the journal. "Single-gene plants really function as a steppingstone in resistance of two-gene plants if the single gene plants contain one of the same Bt proteins as in the two-gene plant."

Cotton and maize are the only commercial crops engineered with Bt genes. In 2004 these crops were grown on more than 13 million hectares (about 32 million acres) domestically and 22.4 million hectares (more than 55 million acres) worldwide. After eight years of extensive use, there have been no reports of crop failure or insect resistance in the field to genetically modified Bt crops, Shelton said. Still, several insec

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Bill Nye, renowned scientist, inventor, and host of Bill Nye the Science Guy, will deliver the 36th installment of the Martin Bucksbaum Distinguished Lecture Series at Drake University. “An Evening with Bill Nye the Science Guy” is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, April 14, in Drake’s Knapp Center. The lecture is free and open to the public. All seating is general admission and no tickets are required.

Nye is most recognized for his role as the energetic, bow tie-wearing host of the Emmy-winning Bill Nye the Science Guy, an educational comedy program that aired on PBS Kids from 1992 to 1998. His influence within the scientific community and in popular culture has endured for decades—a legacy shared by another of Drake’s recent Bucksbaum lecturers, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.

“Bill Nye has inspired multiple generations to dive into science and to embrace their curiosity about the world around us,” said Neil Hamilton, chair of the Martin Bucksbaum Distinguished Lectureship Committee. “We share Nye’s commitment to the value of inquiry, discovery, and scientific literacy, and we look forward to his lecture complementing Drake’s other major projects—like the $65 million STEM@Drake initiative—that elevate and enhance STEM education in Des Moines.”

Nye will hold a book signing for his latest work, “Unstoppable: Harnessing Science to Change the World.” The book challenges today’s generation to make a cleaner, more efficient, and happier world.

Nye’s many television projects include 100 Greatest Discoveries, Battlebots, The Eyes of Nye, and Stuff Happens. Beyond the small screen, Nye serves as CEO of the Planetary Society, the world’s largest space-interest group. As an inventor, he has several patents for inventions such as an improved toe shoe for ballerinas and a magnifier made of water. His first book for a general audience, Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation, was featured on the New York Times bestseller list. He has also written five children’s books about science, including Big Blast of Science and Bill Nye’s Consider the Following. Nye’s 2012 Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) session is one of the 20 most popular in Reddit history. He frequently speaks at colleges and appears on news and television programs to discuss a variety of topical issues in science.

Nye has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University, and has also been awarded six Honorary Doctorate degrees from universities such as Johns Hopkins University and Willamette University. In 2010, he was named the American Humanist Association’s Humanist of the Year, an honor he shares with Carl Sagan, Kurt Vonnegut, and Gloria Steinem, among others.

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The Martin Bucksbaum Distinguished Lecture Series is made possible by a gift from the late Melva and Martin Bucksbaum. The Martin Bucksbaum Distinguished Lectureship Committee includes: Neil Hamilton (chair), Julian Archer, James Autry, Pamela Bass-Bookey, Michael Gartner, the late G. David Hurd, Janis Ruan, Mary Bucksbaum Scanlon, and Eleanor Zeff.


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Cheltenham Top Trumps: Which of these stars will land this year’s Gold Cup?

Following three days of exhilarating action at this year’s Cheltenham Festival our collective attentions will switch to the battle for National Hunt racing’s most prestigious prize – the Gold Cup.

No other contest captures the imagination quite like the 3m2f showpiece event of the four-day spectacular.

And this year’s renewal is no different.

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Deadly Earthquake Jolts Sumatra, Tsunami Fear Recedes

March 28, 2005

A magnitude 8.7 earthquake struck near the Indonesian island of Sumatra earlier today. The shock initially raised fears that another deadly tsunami could ripple across the Indian Ocean in the wake of killer waves that devastated the region last December.

While those concerns did not materialize, at least 320 people have died and hundreds of homes were damaged or destroyed on Nias, an island 75 miles (120 kilometers) off the Sumatran coast, according to government sources.

A. Nainggolan, the deputy police chief of Gunungsitoli, the main town on Nias, described the quake as "massive," the Reuters news service reported.

Elsewhere, the quake knocked out electrical power and sparked panic in Banda Aceh, on the northwestern tip of Sumatra. The city was hit hard by record earthquake and tsunami damage three months ago.

Similar scenes of alarm were reported in other Pacific regions, where the nightmare of the December 26 tsunami that left more than 300,000 dead or missing remains fresh.

In Thailand government officials issued warnings to people in six provinces to flee coastal areas in anticipation that a tsunami might follow today's quake. Thousands are said to have heeded the call, evacuating beaches and shorelines as they fled to higher ground.

As of press time, no casualties had been officially reported there.

In Malayasia fire alarms sounded in hotels and apartment buildings as residents were urged to evacuate buildings, the Associated Press reported.

Jessie Chong lives in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, which is located 330 miles (535 kilometers) from the epicenter of today's quake. Chong told the news agency, "I was getting ready for bed, and suddenly, the room started shaking. … I thought I was hallucinating at first, but then I heard my neighbors screaming and running out."

"Fraternal Twin"

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, today's quake began at 11:09 p.m. local time. Its epicenter was located about 18 miles (29 kilometers) beneath the Indian Ocean and 125 miles (205 kilometers) west of Sibolga, a city on the northwest coast of Sumatra.

Tremors from the quake, which some reported lasted two minutes, were felt in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and as far north as Bangkok, Thailand, the agency said.

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Iran shuts reformist paper over comments on law

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DUBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Iranian authorities shut a reformist newspaper on Thursday, less than a week after its launch, because it published comments critical of Islamic criminal law.

"Aseman" (Sky) newspaper, a weekly magazine turned newspaper aligned with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, had quoted a political science professor describing eye-for-an-eye punishment as "inhumane."

"The newspaper was banned for spreading lies and insulting Islam," an official from Tehran's Prosecutor's office told the official IRNA news agency.

Numerous articles by Iran's hardline Fars News agency had called for the paper's closure, reflecting conservative displeasure with any challenge to shariah law, which mandates equal retribution for a crime. Conservatives in parliament had also urged it be shut, calling the comments "unacceptable," according to reports from Fars.

The paper's managing director, Mohamad Ghouchani, was also prosecuted, the semi-official ISNA news agency said without elaborating. Ghouchani issued an apology later the same day.

"A technical problem at the last moments of printing led to this incident. If it were not for that, we would have deleted that part from the article," he said, according to IRNA.

Aseman, which existed for years as a weekly, first published as a daily on Saturday with the cover saying "Rouhani is not alone". It is the second newspaper to be shut since Rouhani took office in late August following his victory in presidential elections. Bahar, another reformist publication, was ordered closed in October after critics said it misrepresented Islamic history.

Following Rouhani's election, many Iranians hoped he would make good on his promises for greater political and cultural freedoms at home, a development that has yet to materialise.

(Reporting by Michelle Moghtader; Editing by Larry King)

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Civilians take cover, flee Ukrainian city as shells land

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* Ukrainian army is trying to take back Slaviansk

* Shelling takes toll on civilian life, many flee

* Poroshenko uses army while pursuing peace moves

By Thomas Grove

SLAVIANSK, Ukraine, June 10 (Reuters) - Dozens of charred bicycles stand upright in the rubble of a burnt-out sports shop in Slaviansk, a strategic stronghold for pro-Russian separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.

After a week of intensified shelling by government forces, windows of buildings on the outskirts of the city have been blown out, fires have gutted stores and the hulks of damaged Soviet-era cars lie abandoned in the road.

A few stores are still operating in the leafy town centre, where the muffled sound of mortar fire drifts in from areas around the city edges, but life has been transformed even there.

A few days ago, residents were showing defiance by carrying on their lives as best they could. Now only a handful of people dare to walk in the open near the city hall, barricaded by sandbags and fenced off by the rebels. Others have fled.

"Why do my children and I have to know every day what time the shelling will start?" asked Nina Moiseyeva, tears rolling down her face as she walked with two bags of groceries. "We know when to expect it every morning: eight or nine o'clock."

Although the army denies shelling civilians or buildings used by civilians, a woman who gave her name only as Tatyana said she had seen the incident in which the now burnt-out sports store was hit: "People were burned, lying on the street. There was a body lying there," she said pointing under the rubble, her hands dirty because of a lack of water to wash with.

The transformation of Slaviansk in the past week is a result of the two-pronged policy being pursued by President Petro Poroshenko, the pro-Western leader elected last month and sworn in on Saturday with a pledge to end the insurrection.

Although he has started talks with Russia on a peace plan he has drawn up, he has also ordered Ukraine's armed forces to step up their "Anti-Terrorist Operation" to win back control of towns and cities held by rebels seeking unification with Russia.

He is treading a tightrope. The rebels show no sign of surrendering, meaning force looks the only way of prising them out; but pushing too hard risks civilian casualties. That could both antagonise Moscow, whose troops are just across the border, and alienate eastern Ukrainians, deepening the nation's divide.

The military operation has focused increasingly on Slaviansk, a city of 130,000 which has been controlled since April by masked, camouflage-clad militants wielding assault rifles and grenade-launchers who oppose central rule by Kiev.

It has strategic value because it sits at the centre of the Donbass coal mining region, at the crossroads of the three main regions of eastern Ukraine.

The Kiev government, battling to restore its authority after Russia annexed the Crimea peninsula following the overthrow of Poroshenko's predecessor, said over 300 rebels were killed in one 24-hour period last week although the separatists deny this.

The violence is increasingly taking its toll on civilians as well. Residents estimate a third of the population of Slaviansk has fled hardships such as cuts in electricity and water supply.

Journalists enter and leave through an army checkpoint, at which there is a steady trickle of cars ferrying out residents, mainly women and children with their belongings and food.

On the day of Poroshenko's inauguration on Saturday, organisers of a relief operation say more than 100 women and children left the city in minibuses to take refuge in Soviet-era recreational camps in a region farther to the west.

Men were barred from leaving, turned back at a checkpoint by the Ukrainian army, fearing they could join rebel forces elsewhere.

"We all tried to leave together last week, but the Ukrainian military wouldn't let me pass. They said I might be a terrorist," said a 34-year-old market trader who gave his name only as Alexei and had hoped to leave with his two daughters.

The organisers of the evacuation convoy said they had reached an agreement with Kiev forces not to shell Slaviansk until they had left the city. As soon as the minibuses pulled away explosions in the distance began again.

The New York-based rights watchdog Human Rights Watch has urged the Ukrainian government to review its operation in Slaviansk and the neighbouring village of Semyonevka, saying it has an obligation not to attack civilians or civilian objects.

Vladislav Seleznyov, a spokesman for the military operation in eastern Ukraine, has accused the rebels of shelling civilian positions. (Editing by Timothy Heritage and Alastair Macdonald)

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Mason City Globe-Gazette (Newspaper) - June 28, 1945, Mason City, Iowa NORTH IOWAS DAILY PAPER EDITED FOR THE HOME Associated Press and Vailed Press Full Leased Wires States from Eu overseas indicate MAKES ALL NORTH IOWANS NEIGHBORS LUZON FREED MARTHUR SAYS IN COMMUNIQUE American Naval Losses in Ryukyu Campaign Reach 43619 Mark By LEONARD MILLRIAN Associated Press War Editor Invasion worried Japan created a special defense command to guard the approaches to Tokyo Thursday as the officially pro claimed liberation of Luzon island in the Philippines shifted the Pa cific spotlight to unusual allied activity at either end of the broken Nipponese empire SoberingAmerican naval losses In the Kyukyu island campaign boosting the cost of Okinawa to 43619 American casualties were j reported simultaneously with the g first U S naval task force pene tration of the Okhotsk sea north of Japan which knocked out a 5 ship convoy and partial confirma tion of the bombardment of Ba likpapan in Borneo which Tokyo saidwas in its 20th day Everybody in Japan is talking of Tokyo admitted One Nipponese correspondent said the country was preparing special sui cide attack weapons almost equal ling the number of tanks and guns used in the European war The mikados government cre ated a Tokyo defense army com mand under Maj Gen Minoru limura to counter enemy at tempts at invasion That is the 9th regional defense command in Japan 3 of them created this month Tokyos invasion talk included possible landings on Japan China the Malay a peninsula with its prized Singapore naval base Ba likpapan and its oil refineries and Kume island where unconfirmed reports said American assault troops have already landed to ex tend the American invasion bases in the Okinawa region Allied announcements ignored invasion reports but told of American divisions and Filipino guerrillas closing a 20 mile gap in Luzon islands Cagayan valley climaxing a campaign that over ran the 200 mile valley in 28 days Gen Douglas MacArthur de scribed the battle for the valley and its surrounding mountain country as one of the most sav age and bitterly fought in Ameri can history Junction in the val ley he said virtually completed liberation of Luzon island largest and last in tlte Philippines to be proclaimed liberated Japanese dead mounted to 113 593 compared with 15178 Ameri can casualties included 3793 dead 34 missing 11351 wounded The same disproportionate fig for seaand ground forces weie announced in the Okinawa rjm paign Japanese killed and captured 46319 Ameri cans killed wounded or missing New American figures were ex clusively killed and missing 4824 wounded These included nearly 1000 casualties on the carrier Franklin and 656 on the carrier Bunker Hill Damage to the Bunker Hill May 11 was announced Wednes day night while she was still un dergoing repairs at the Puget Sound Wash OPA Sees Slightly More Meat for July But Hikes Point Values on Margarine IVashinprfnvt i quirements OPA also credited its drive navy yard Bremerton Damage to the destroyer Halsey Powell 90 miles off southern Japan by a suicide plane March M was also announced Wednes day night She suffered cas ualties and fought 3 days to es cape sinking She is undergoing repairs at Long Beach Cal Of the 1400 American ships in volved in the Okinawa operation 33 were sunk and SO damaged Joseph W k4lnawa eli took over command of TT n UJ i j 101h army which in cludes the 7th division he for merly commanded Reportedly invaded Kume island is 50 miles closer to China a familiar stamp ing ground of Stilwell Chinese troops reported they had captured part of the former S air base at Liuchow in south east China and a railway station Liuchow Thirteen Japanese were report h rfrf hundred J i r weie report charges n edly killed in a 10 day battle 1 Germans against meat black market opera ors as another factor in improv ng distribution The weekly average supply of jeef next month will be 90090000 pounds compared with 73530OOC Bounds In June while the weekly total of veal will be 24180000 lounds up 1110000 pounds from his month However pork supply will be down to 85100000 pounds from 1240000 and lamb available will otal 10030000 pounds a decrease The mutton supply in July will be 2790000 pounds a week up600 000 from June The 2 point a pound increase for margarine is necessary OPA said ecause of decreased supply to mprove distribution The third quarter allocation the agency pointed out is only 87100000 Jounds as compared with 91500 000 pounds for the quarter now ending The reduction in cheese point alues is being made despite the act civilians will receive only 47000000 pounds of cheese in the ulySeptember quarter 21000 pounds less than in this quar er The cut was ordered because he war food administration has uspended production restrictions or the month to July 15 and lower point values are necessary to prevent spoilage Such varieties as Cheddar cheese are being reduced to 8 points a pound down 4 while a number of others including cream neuf chatel limburger and canenbert So from 6 to 4 points a pound The new value for such kinds as buttermilk and bakers cheese is 2 points a pound down from 4 Explaining the point value hike for canned fish OPA said the civ ilian supply for the year begin ning July 1 is estimated at 197 800000 pounds a 346 per cent re duction from the amount vailable in the last 12 months These are examples of the point increases Mackerel and sardines 4 to 6 points a pound salmon shrimp tuna 6 to 9 oysters 2 to 4 Collaborationist Shot Annccy France Count Maurice Roussy De Sales former lord mayor of Thorens was shot to death by 3 unidentified assail ants Wednesday as policemen were escorting him to court for ques tioning prior to his trial on charges of collaboration with the that the supply will be 5 per cent greater than this monthbut at the same time handed out this gloomy news From next Sunday through July 18 margarine wilt cost 14 points i pound instead of 12 white canned fish will require 2 to 3 more points a pound On the brighter side cheese point values will be reduced from 2 to 4 points a pound pending on the kind Current ration values on butter and all canned fruits and vege tatjles will be maintained through the July period While the average weekly sup ply of meat in July will be up slightly present point values for nearly all cuts must be main tained to improve distribution to shortage areas OPA said The only meat value changes are for 7 fat pork cuts which go up 1 or 2 points a pound These include jowls fatbacks plates sides and jowl and plate bacon Regular bacon is not affected OPA said that while the scarcity of ration meats is still acute re Ports from its field officesindicate that meat is reaching many re tailersin greater quantities and with greater regularity than be fore Price Administrator Chester Bowles has attributed this im provement to OPAs new meat program which is designed to move a greater supply across state lines to deficit areas The 5 per cent increase in total civilian supply for July on the other hand results principally jcom a reduction in the armys re HAMPER WAR PRODUCTION 100000 Workers Idle in Junsdictional Tieups By UNITED PRESS Jurisdictional and unionman agement disputes throughout the country kept some 100000 work ers off their wartime jobs Thurs day A backtowork agreement among 11500 strikers provided a break in the turbulent Detroit la bor situation however Yet de spite a vote Wednesday night of CIO United Auto Workers to end a 6day walkout at the Hudson Motor Car Company an estimated 0000 still were idle in the De troit area Strikes protesting the hiring of rival union members for the re conversion jobs in the motor city affected approximately 17500 Ford Motor company employes and 30000 others at the Packard Aircraft Motor plant Bufld Whee company and Chrysler corpora tion In Chicago where the labor problem had eased with the re turn to work of independent union truck drivers there were rumb lings of a possible general strike in the nations vast meat packing industry fa of he Amalgamated Meat Cutters union AFL told Economic Stabilizer William H Davis that their 100000 members want speedy action on retroactive Pay raises and warned that sev eral locals had submitted requests for strike votes The wave of industrial unrest blamed primarily qn an anxiety over the future oj highpaying wartime jobs was reflected in scattered strikes among some 31 00 glass and rubber workers Indicative of the situation ivaa a bureau of labor statistics report that strikes last month were more numerous than in any other May since 1941 Time lost amounted to 2025000 manhours the BLS said This was 02S per cent of all available working time The possibility of federal seizure was discussed at the strikebound Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant at Akron Ohio where 16500 were idle An almost equal num ber of fellow strikers at the Akron Firestone rubber plant voted a walkout and 3300 workers were out in Toledo Marion and Paines ville Ohio plants Representatives of 15000 strik ing glass workers in 11 Pittsburgh area plants were scheduled to meet Thursday with national war labor board officials to explain their strike against the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company and the Lib byOwensFord company At Elkhart Ind a strike of 55 members of the United Construc tion Workers union UMVV again forced the Northern Indiana Brass company plant to close The plant had reopened Monday after a 23 day strike Nonstrikers twice smashed picket lines Police used tear gas to quell violence on both occasions In other strikes some 1600 An chor Hocking Glass company and H K Porter company workers remained away from their jobs at Pittsburgh 1500 Woonsocket H I textile workers were idle and 5000 Hollywood Film Craft union members continued their 3 months old strike But Officer I Ate My Drivers License Green Bay Wis Nor bert Rasmussens excuse to police for not being able to produce his drivers license was a new one to the law Hasmussen who had been a prisoner of war in Germany cas ually explained that in an attempt to conceal his identity he had eaten his license when captured last Dec 14 Consists ot Two SectionsSection One LEAGUE FOR PEACE AS FOR WAR CONNALLY NO DENIAL OF HINTS BYRNES GETS NEW JOB Presidents Decision to Replace Stettinius Starts Flood of Rumors Kansas City Mo wardly unperturbed by the chain of speculation unleashed by his decision to replace Edward R Stettinius as secretary of state Harry S Truman Thursday wen cheerfully about the business of celebrating his first presidentia homecoming He planned to make the most of his reunion with the homefolks before starting for Berlin early next month for a big3 meeting at which he hoped to help lay the groundwork for a final peace treaty We hope will maintain the peace of the world for genera tions to come The president made no effort to challenge reports that James F Byrnes is his choice for a new secretary of state at his press con ference Wednesday at Independ ence He declined to talk about other cabinet changes he may have in mind His idea apparently was to em phasize the importance of the as signment for which he picked Stettinius that of American rep resentative to the united nations world peace league projected un der the charter approved at Sarj Francisco this week He told correspondents assem bled at his horaetownof Independ ence 18 miles from here that the new job Stettinius will undertake is the most important uithin the gift of his government and he gave to Stettinius the assignment of piloting the peace charter through to senate ratification Any announcement of Stettin ius successor as state secretary he was reported to have reasoned might detract from the import ance the president who lauded the whitehaired diplomat for his work at the San Francisco secur ity conference attaches to the peace league No man other than Byrnes for mer South Carolina senator su preme court justice and war mo oilizer was mentioned in specula tion over appointment of a secre tary of state which the president said he would announce Monday jr Tuesday Stettinius resignation became effective immediately The presidents homecoming elebration here Thursday fol lowing up Wednesdays enthuias tic welcome in Independence where he has a 2story frame little white house will Include receipt of an honorary degree of doctor of laws from the University of Kan sas City Thursday night There will be a general public reception for the president in the Municipal auditorium following the ceremony The president told a cheerio 12000 Wednesday night at inde pendence that he shall devote all us time from now on at the white house and in Berlin to winning the war and winning the peace When gets together with Marshal stalin and Prime Minis ter Churchill he said We shall discuss the preliminaries for a inal peace treaty which we hope will maintain the peace of the world for generations to come The president who may have another cabinet resignation in mind for announcement after he returns to Washington Sunday possibly that of Treasury Secre tary Henry Morgenthau passed up opportunities to say so The home folks got a big kick out of his speech Wednesday night at the Latter Day Saints auditor um in Independence especially us assertion it was the first time he ever succeeded in filling the auditorium frumans Celebrate 26th Anniversary Independence Mo ffl3 T h E irst lady Mrs Harry Truman is elebratmg more than the presi e n ts homecoming Thursday his is the Trumans 26th wed ng anniversary The couple was married June 8 1919 in Independence shortly fter his return from the war hey were engaged before Presi dent Truman went overseas Buy your War Bonds and tamps from your GlobeGazette arrler boy StetHnius Pledges His All to Peace Washington of State Stettinius Wednesday pledged everything that is within me toward fulfillment ot the lasting peace envisaged in the united nations charter In a statement issued after President Truman an nounced at Independence Mo his designation as United States representative of the postwar se curity council and chairman of the U S delegation in the united na tions general assembly Steltinius said I am deeply grateful to the president for his generous ap praisal of what Ihave done As chief executive of our country he has guided our course with a sure hand and his leadership was es sential to the success of the San Francisco conference The resiljent has accepted my resignation as secretary of state and asked me to accept nomina tion as the representative of the United States to the united na tions when the organization comes into beiiie I have accepted I shall continue to give everything that is within me toward fulfill ing in action the promise of last ing peace which is now embodied in the united nations charter Missourian Favors Kids Over Canines Jefferson City Mo bill to encourage the raising of chil dren instead of dogs was intro duced in the Missouri senate VVednesday by Sen H R Williams Cassville republican floor ader Under the measure landlords would have their licenses revoked if they barred children while al lowing dogs on the premises Any child could sue for liqui dated damages if his parents could show that a dog had priority over the child Weather Report FORECAST Mason City Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday night and Fri day Iowa Warm and humid with scattered thundershowers Thurs day night Friday partly cloudy and cooler with occasionalshoxv ers east Minnesota Considerable cloudi ness with occasional showers or thunderstorms north and east portions Thursday night and north portion Friday Generally fair south portion Friday cooler south portion Thursday night IN MASON CITY llobeGazette weather statistics Maximum Wednesday 87 Minimum Wednesday 64 At 8 a m Thursday 67 Precipitation 1 inca YEAR AGO Maximum Minimum Precipitation Damage Death Follow in Wake of Severe Storm in Vicinity Early Thursday One of the worst wind storms from the amount of damage since the Labor Day storm of 193S which blew down fairground buildings struck the Mason City area shortly before 4 oclock Thu rsd ay morning Storm damage extended from Northwood to Ventura east to Rudd and south approximately 10 miles No damage was reported in Northwood but corn cribs and chicken coops were blown down near Northwood Mason City and Clear Lake were busy as dawn broke Thurs day morning clearing streets of uprooted trees broken limbs and cleaning up the debris caused from crashing plate glasses as an aftermath of a severe windstorm which struck the 2 towns shortly after 3 oclock Thursday morning Virtually every part of Mason City reported wires down and the Peoples Gas and Electric com pany which had all crews work ing in an effort to restore service made an announcement request ing Mason Cityans to stay away from all wires down for it would be some time during the day be fore electric service would be re stored all over town The wind smashed plate glass windows of the Mier Wolf Sons furniture company the Firestone store the Odd Lot Shoe company the Federal Fruit market all located on Federal Several hundred trouble calls were received by the P G E at a min various parts of the city The storm struck in spots and the wind in gusts hitting some areas and skipping others Following Monday nights storm which caused considerable dam age the trouble shooters had a tough night of it from the result of lightning They were out again Thursday morning as the result of the windstorm The fire department made 7 runs assisting in the cases where wires were down and burning on the ground and spread protective canvas in the open windows of the stores where the plate glass was smashed CAA personnel at the Mason City airport stated that after the first gust of wind the power went out and they were unable to record he wind velocity at the height of he storm Last readings gave 30 miles an hour but estimates placed velocity during some of the gusts close to 60 miles an hour The telephone company re wrtcd only long distance wires to Clear Lake and Fertile down City service was being maintained Clear Lake and Mason City along with Nora Springs seemed to bear the brunt of the storm Rainfall in Mason City measured but of an inch The Mason City Motor Coach company stated their buses were maintaining uninterrupted serv ice FARMER KILLED BY FALLEN WIRE storm approaching tornado proportions resulted in the death early Thursday morn ing of Leslie Wilson about 40 who was killed instantly near his farm home 2 miles east of here about 4 oclock when he went outside tojinvestigate a tree which had fallen on an electrical in the farm yard A few minutes later Mrs Wil son found her husband on a tele phone wire which had come in contact with an electrical wire and summoned the dead mans brother Clifford onehalf mile away Dr C W Peterson Fertile physician pronounced Wilson dead Surviving are Mrs Wilson son Ronald 10 and daughter Fannie Marie about 23 Wednesday a milk house was destroyed by fire believed to have resulted from a defective wire DAMAGE TO CROPS AROUND J and wires were down and crops were damaged by Thursday mornings storm which started about a m here There was little damage in town most of the destruction occurred near surrounding farm homes Stormwhipped winds carried a hayrack 40 feet on the Francis Metzgef southwest ofhere In addition small buildings and even trees were uprooted rtlGH WIND AT DECORAU high wind storm southeast of Decorah between 4 and 5 oclock Thursday morning destroyed a barn 36 by 70 on the Paul Behns farm at Frankville Damage was estimated as between and On the John Grotegut farm several small buildings including a barn and trees were destroyed Five miles west of Waukon a mall tincovered building wa s lifted and blown through the tele phone lead wiping out all tele phone connections The territory affected runs as far east as Mc Gregor and north as far as Ches ter Mgr L H Hurlbut of the elephone company expected the service to be restored by Thurs day evening SENATOR OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR CHARTER OKAY Highly Receptive Senate Hears IstPerson Report of San Francisco Parley Washington leagued our armed might for war Tom Connally told the senate Thursday Now let us league our moral and material might for peace Tims the tall Texas democrat chairman of the foreign relations committee and a delegate at the San Francisco conference opened the campaign for speedy ratifica tion of the united nations charter by a highly receptive senate The world charter for peace is knocking at the doors of the sen ate he said adding We shall not turn it away Admittedly worn by nearly 9 weeks deliberations at the confer ence the Texan strapped on his legislative spurs and called for a speedy favorable decision in his committee and the senate itself Early ratification here will stimulate and encourage ratifica tion by other nations he declared The eyes of the entire world are centered on what we do here Foreign nations know that the united nations organization for peace and security will face failure and futility unless the United Statesis a member The fate of world peace may depend upon our decision Connally seemingly hafno doubF what that decision would be Be fore he spoke he estimated to re porters that nomore than 10 sen ators would oppose ratification Bolstering his prediction was an Associated Press tabulation show ing 54 members who plan to vote for the charter barring developments five more who say they probably will and none who would go on record in outright op position Describing the charter as a monumental performance Con lally told his colleagues Mere documents and language and phrases cannot themselves irevent war and preserve peace They must rest upon the will and the purposes and the desires of the peoples and nations of the world Sketching a broad outline of the developing organization he de voted particular attention to the videly discussed veto power vest ed in the Big 5 nations permanent members of the 11nation security council Tho basic thesis of the rule of unanimity of the five Permanent nembcrs of the security council is hat as long as the great powers Dairy Cow Sets Record Jackson Mich regis ered HolsteinFriesian on a farm near here has established a 314 mcai powers day production record of 4701rcmain united they shall be able pounds of butterfat and 12373 ln rounds of milk This is more than 2 times the production of the average dairy cow in the nation co iUL time probablv wifh he aunt Mrs boldt county womens Farm chairman Bureau of to preserve the peace of the world Connally said If the great powers should be discord should they could not successfully pre serve international peace So long as the great powers possessing ample material re sources and military and naval might are charged solemnly by the charter with the high respon sibility of preserving the peace of the world and remain conscious of their high duties and obliga tions peace can be preserved It must be borne inmind that the mere existence of the veto docs not mean that it willbe used frequently In all likelihood it will he seldom employed It is not be lieved that it will be exercised capriciously or arbitrarily A re calcitrant member of the security council would be faced with the opinions of four other permanent members and perhaps six non permanent members The pressure of their views would create a comoeHing world opinion that would make it very difficult for a single member of the security council alone to veto the peaceful settlement of a dispute I am aware of criticism lev elled at the rule of unanimity It must bo remembered that the United Stales itself will be a per manent member of the security council Our country will have the right to exercise the veto when ever in our opinion it is wise and just to do so Our armies and navies cannot be sent into a for Sf UnKS the The veto is something which we of the senate must examine and approach with great candor An effort may be made to lead our people to believe that the veto is m the charter wholly because of our alliesthat they alone de manded it Were the veto not in the ;


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Looking for the parking lots at MetLife Stadium? Just follow your nose. The heady scent of grilling steaks and burgers will get you there in no time. Whether you’re going basic or gourmet, the centerpiece of most Giants tailgate parties is the all-American barbecue. That grilled delight may be soy protein or grade-A black Angus beef, but either way, no self-respecting grill master will let it be seen naked. Whatever it is you’re cooking up on game day, it’s the little extras that make or break your feast. Here are the condiments that Giants fans know make the party.

Ketchup – Don’t even think about forgetting the ketchup, especially if kids are part of your posse. You can, however, forget about pouring the red stuff on French fries. Deep fryers and oil-based cooking are prohibited at MetLife Stadium.

Mustard – Everyone’s got a favorite kind, so make sure to bring a selection that includes some interesting options like chili or raspberry, as well as solid standbys like stadium yellow, deli and honey mustard.

Mayonnaise – Someone is bound to need it for something. If you are a potato salad fan, a couple dabs of mayo will help freshen up the bowl. Also, think about mixing plain mayo with other condiments you’ve towed to the game like horseradish or Dijon mustard. Chopped, sun-dried tomatoes packed in olive oil make a great mix-in for mayonnaise and taste amazing on chicken-sage sausages or traditional brats.

Salsa – Go for a little hot, a lotta hot or all of the above. Salsa can spruce up raw veggie platters and is great when spooned onto deviled eggs. Kids love milder varieties like tomato-corn salsa, especially when served with taco chips.

Tabasco – Everybody’s favorite pepper sauce, tabasco can jazz up grilled chicken, veggies and a variety of other foods. It’s a must-have condiment if Bloody Marys will be served at your tailgate. Bring a variety of flavors like buffalo or chipotle, but don’t forget to tow along an original recipe.

Relish – Relish can turn a hot dog into a gourmet feast and adds flavor and texture to a variety of other foods. Traditional dill pickle relish is the trusted standby that dresses up any bun, but think about mixing it up with cranberry-orange or sweet-onion balsamic relish for an interesting change of pace.

Chopped Onions – Chop them at home but seal them up tight and spoon them on everything. If you’re a particularly enthusiastic fan, don’t forget the breath mints.

Guacamole – Go basic or make up a batch of this amazing Smoky Guacamole from Rachel Ray. Guacamole works as a side dish or can instantly yum up a burger. It may also be one of the healthiest foods you serve at your tailgate. Spoon some of those onions on top and you’re good to go.

Barbecue Sauce – At last count, we found over 5,000 barbecue sauce recipes for you to choose from, not to mention the bottled stuff. Whatever your pleasure, if steaks, wings or ribs are on the tailgate menu, you’ll want to cart along your special signature sauce for extra dipping and dripping.

Salad Dressing – It’s a toss-up between blue cheese or ranch, but everyone loves cool, creamy salad dressing as a condiment for veggies, wings or Rockaway’s favorite, pizza. Make a batch of Maytag Blue at home or grab a bottle of Marie’s. Either way, be sure to pack some carrot sticks and raw broccoli as the ultimate red-meat redemption.

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Jury Orders Jose Offerman To Pay Nearly $1M In Bat Attack Case

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (CBSNewYork/AP) — A Connecticut minor league baseball player hit by former Met Jose Offerman in a 2007 baseball bat attack has won nearly $1 million in a lawsuit, a lawyer involved in the case said.

A jury Tuesday awarded $940,000 to former Bridgeport Bluefish catcher Johnathan Nathans, who wanted $4.8 million. Nathans’ lawyer, Josh Koskoff, said his client is still affected by the head injury he suffered in the attack.

“It’s been a really long process, obviously,” Nathans told WCBS 880. “Seven years is a long time to wait to hold somebody responsible for their actions. But the jury spoke, and they spoke loud and clear.

“I’m glad that finally things have come to a conclusion and that Mr. Offerman has finally been held responsible for his actions on Aug. 14, 2007, where he ended my career.”

Offerman’s lawyer, Frank Riccio II, said the jury found Offerman committed an assault but not battery. He said he may challenge the award.

Offerman testified he didn’t swing his bat at Nathans and another player during the game in Bridgeport. He was playing for the Long Island Ducks in a major league comeback bid.

Offerman played for the Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mets and other teams during a 15-year career that ended in 2005.

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