1. Krieger School Of Arts & Sciences To honor the memory of her first husband, Barbara Kerr Stanley has established Donald Kerr, Jr. 73 is an alumnus of the School. Barbara Kerr Stanley s http://www.jhu.edu/ksas/ksas_web/publications/update/jan00/s3/a5.html

Publications UPDATE Archive Winter 2000 Developments Deep Roots To honor the memory of her first husband, Barbara Kerr Stanley has established the Donald E. Kerr, Sr. and Barbara Kerr Stanley Fellowship to support graduate study in physics in the Krieger School's Department of Physics and Astronomy. The family's commitment to Hopkins and the School runs deep and has multiple roots. To start, Donald Kerr, Sr., a specialist in plasma physics, was an Arts and Sciences faculty member for nearly three decades starting in the late 1940s. Donald Kerr, Jr. '73 is an alumnus of the School. Barbara Kerr Stanley's second husband, Julian Stanley, founded Hopkins's highly esteemed Center for Talented Youth. Attesting to an earlier gift by the Kerr family to the Department of Physics and Astronomy, a conference room in the Bloomberg Center bears the Kerr name, as do a prize and medal awarded annually to an exceptionally talented undergraduate student. Now, department Chair Paul Feldman notes with particular appreciation, Barbara Kerr Stanley's recent gift, which was immediately augmented with Bloomberg funds, will fortify the department's efforts to recruit the most gifted graduate students in today's highly competitive environment. JZ Back To Developments Main Page UPDATE Archive Winter 2000 Website maintained by KSAS Communications 3400 North Charles Street (Wyman 500W) Baltimore, MD 21218

2. Krieger School Of Arts & Sciences To honor the memory of her first husband, Barbara Kerr Stanley has establishedthe Donald E. Kerr, Sr. and Barbara Kerr Stanley Fellowship to support http://www.jhu.edu/ksas/ksas_web/publications/update/jan00/s3/

Publications UPDATE Archive Winter 2000 Developments As the Johns Hopkins Initiative approaches its conclusion in the summer of 2000, an array of magnanimous gestures made by alumni and friends has recognized the Krieger School's top priorities: support for its undergraduate and graduate students, its faculty, and facilities serving the Homewood community. Chemical Reaction As a result of the generosity and foresight of Eugene Zeltmann Ph.D. '67 and his wife, Susan, each year a student in the Department of Chemistry will be able to pursue graduate work with the support of a Dr. Eugene W. and Susan C. Zeltmann Fellowship in Chemistry...[ more Serious Donor to Hard Work and Play Investment executive and former Hopkins Trustee Ralph S. O'Connor '51 has pledged a most handsome sum that will be divided between underwriting construction of Homewood's Recreation Center and supporting the studies of undergraduates in the Krieger School. O'Connor's largesse toward Johns Hopkins has taken many and widely diverse forms over the years....[ more An Award in Memory of One of Our Best Many friends and fellow alumni of the late Florence "Meg" Walsh '84 have joined forces with Meg's husband, Mark Walsh, to create the Florence "Meg" Long Walsh/Second Decade Society Leadership Award....[

3. Feature Photo - Signing A Dream Stan Latta, Left, And Kevin Kerr Stan Latta, left, and Kevin Kerr, right, sign the “dream statement” in the foyerof Old Main. The statement outlines the ideals the greek community is http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2005/02/02-03-05tdc/02-03-05dnews-fphoto-01

4. Gold Circle Club Andrew W. Kerr Stanley P. Laskus Richard B. Lewis II Frank A. Molnar Stan H.Lowy Roderick A. Maclennan Takeshi Makino Evhen M. Mychalowycz http://www.vtol.org/goldcircle.html

HOME CONTACT US ANNUAL FORUM VERTIFLITE BREAKING NEWS ... WWW LINKS CONTACT INFORMATION AHS International 217 N. Washington St. Alexandria, VA 22314-2538 (USA) Phone: 703-684-6777 Fax: 703-739-9279 Email: Staff@vtol.org The Gold Circle Club In 1977, the Board of the American Helicopter Society established The Gold Circle Club to honor individuals who have been Society members for at least twenty-five (25) consecutive years. These members represent the pioneers and leaders of the helicopter industry. The AHS is proud to recognize our Gold Circle members listed below by the year in which they joined the Society. *Note: Names that are italicized are members that have passed away while still members of our Society. Harold E. Lemont Ralph P. Alex Stephen J. Chris Angelo A. Coronato James A. Gean Stanley Hiller Jr. Edward F. Katzenberger Robert M. Kee Ralph B. Lightfoot Chester D. Mayerson Michael A. Paradiso George Townson Ken L. West Wayne Wiesner Donnell W. Dutton

5. Browse By Author: K - Project Gutenberg Kerr, Robert (17551813). A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels —Volume 01 Kerr, Stan. The Square Root of 2 () http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/k

Project Gutenberg Online Book Catalog Quick Search Author: Title Word(s): EText-No.: Advanced Search Recent Books Top 100 Offline Catalogs ... In Depth Information Browse By Author: K Authors: A B C D ... other Titles: A B C D ... other Languages with more than 50 books: Chinese Dutch English Finnish ... Spanish Languages with up to 50 books: Afrikaans Aleut Bulgarian Catalan ... Yiddish Categories: Audio Book, computer-generated Audio Book, human-read Data Music, recorded ... Pictures, still Recent: last 24 hours last 7 days last 30 days K¥alid¥asa Translations of Shakuntala and Other Works (English) Kafka, Franz, 1883-1924 Wikipedia Der Heizer Ein Fragment (German) Metamorphosis (English) The Trial (English) Kaila, Eino Valitut teokset 1910-1922 (Finnish) Kailas, Uuno Tuuli ja t¤hk¤ ynn¤ muita runoja (Finnish) K¤kikoski, Hilda Fredrika Runeberg (Finnish) (as Translator) Kalidasa, 388-455 Sakoontala or the Lost Ring An Indian Drama (English) Kamban, Gudmundur, 1888-1945 Hadda Pada (English) Kanada, Yasumasa One Divided By pi (to 1 million digits) Kandinsky, Wassily, 1866-1944 Concerning the Spiritual in Art (English) Kane, William Terence, 1880-1946

6. The Square Root Of 2 By Stan Kerr - Project Gutenberg Start here to download the Project Gutenberg of The Square Root of 2 by Stan Kerr. http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/52

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7. Quotes ~Stan Goff. There are only two things we should fight for. ~Sophie Kerr.God hates violence. He has ordained that all men fairly possess their property, http://antiwar.com/quotes.php

Highlights Why We Fight: Rep. Ron Paul Iraq: the Sunk-Cost Fallacy: Barry Schwartz Nothing to Refer: Gordon Prather Military Occupation in America: Anthony Gregory ... Bin Laden's Second Term: Michael Tomasky Quotable The constitution supposes, what the History of all Governments demonstrates, that the Executive is the branch of power most interested in war, and most prone to it. James Madison Original Letters Blog ... Regional News Select a country Afghanistan Iran Iraq Israel / Palestine North / South Korea Syria United Kingdom United States Albania Algeria Angola Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahrain Balkans Bangladesh Belarus Belgium Bolivia Bosnia-Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burma/Myanmar Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Central African Rep Chad Chechnya Chile China Colombia Congo Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominican Republic Dubai Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia EU Finland France French Guiana Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guyana Haiti Herzegovina Honduras Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Japan Jordan Kashmir Kazakhstan Kenya Kosovo Kurdistan Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Lithuania Macedonia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Middle East Morocco Mozambique Namibia NATO Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua

8. Puke Ariki - Taranaki Stories - Olympic Hosts Taranaki athletes Harry Kerr, Stan Lay, Norman Read and Peter Snell have allexcelled at international sport, including the Olympic Games. http://www.pukeariki.com/en/stories/sport/olympic.asp

Site Map Contact Us Help Print Search Home About Puke Ariki Treasures Taranaki Stories ... Back to list Harry Kerr: The Tariki man won New Zealand's first ever Olympic medal at the 1908 Olympic Games in London. He took the bronze in the 3500-metre walk. Taranaki athletes Harry Kerr, Stan Lay, Norman Read and Peter Snell have all excelled at international sport, including the Olympic Games. Here is a list of where and when the Modern Summer Olympics have been held and pictures to help tell our stories: Athens, Greece Paris, France St. Louis, United States Athens, Greece London, Great Britain Athens, Greece - It was planned to hold an Intercalated Games in Athens every four years inbetween the Olympics, but these were cancelled due to world political unrest. Stockholm, Sweden CANCELLED. These were to be in Berlin, Germany, but were abandoned because of World War I. Antwerp, Belgium Paris, France Stan Lay: The Taranaki man flings a javelin into the English air, while British athletic expert Captain F.A.M. Webster watches. In his build-up to the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928, Stan threw a British record at Stamford Bridge in London. That same throw was better than the world record, but when officials went to register it, a Finn had beat them to it. Stan was seventh at Amsterdam. Amsterdam, Netherlands

9. EWU Track Field/XC Coaching Staff Men s Head Coach Stan Kerr. Women s Head Coach Marcia Mecklenburg Stan Kerr.Men s Head Coach. In his third tour of duty at Eastern, Kerr is in his http://www.ewu.edu/x4695.xml

window.onload = onLoadDefault; Site Map Contact Us Apply About EWU ... Archives SEARCH EWU FACES OF EASTERN var imgTag = '' document.write(imgTag); document.write(foe_quotes[index]); Shot putter Ty Weingard was selected as Eastern Washington University's male recipient of the Big Sky Conference Scholar-Athlete Award for the 2004-05 school year. document.write(foe_authors[index]); GO EAGLES! PreloadImages(foe_images, 'foe_image'); RotateObject( 12*1000, "Random-Static", 0, "ChangeImage", "foe_image", foe_images, "ChangeText", "foe_quote", foe_quotes, "ChangeText", "foe_author", foe_authors, "MaintainHeight", "quoteAuthorTD", 0); // Maintains Height of FOE Eastern Washington University Athletic Department 207 Physical Education Building Cheney, WA 99004-2476 Ph: Fax: Dave Cook, Sports Information Director dcook@mail.ewu.edu Ph: Home Athletics Cross Country Head Coach Dan Hilton Assistant Coach Renee Scott STAN KERR Men's Head Coach In his third tour of duty at Eastern, Kerr is in his eleventh season as head men’s track and field coach. He coaches Eastern competitors in the jumps and pole vault. Returning in the fall of 1995 as an assistant coach, Kerr took over in January of 1996 as Eastern’s head men’s coach. He first came to Eastern as an undergraduate in the late 70’s and returned as a graduate assistant coach from 1991-93.

10. Philadelphia Flyers - History - Hall Of Fame - Tim Kerr Kerr helped the Flyers reach the Stanley Cup Finals in 1985, tallying ten of the Philadelphia Flyers by Stan Fischler, Full Spectrum by Jay Greenberg, http://www.philadelphiaflyers.com/history/halloffame/kerr.asp

Press Box Team Schedule Tickets ... Shop! Which Flyers rookie do you expect will have the biggest impact on the club this season? Jeff Carter Antero Niittymaki Mike Richards print this page email this page Tim Kerr Men who stand 6’ 3" and weigh 230 pounds are not supposed to be lightening quick. Tim Kerr, however, was just that. He scored 54 or more goals four straight years and possibly could have achieved career totals among the highest in NHL history if weren’t for the injury bug that plagued him throughout his career. Even so, Kerr’s 363 career goals as a Flyer rank third on the team’s all-time list. During his first three years in the NHL, Kerr battled knee injuries and a broken leg more than defenseman and goaltenders. After scoring 54 career goals, Kerr equaled that number in 1983-84, his breakout season. Using his size, he entrenched himself in front of the net where he was as immovable as an incumbent politician. Fighting off the crosschecks, slashes, and claws of defenders, Kerr waited for his chance to pounce on a loose puck or sweep home a centering pass. Playing on a Mike Keenan coached team, however, allowed Kerr to become an all-around player. The hulking right wing was willing to listen, learn, and, most important, play defense. Lest anyone think his 1983-84 totals were a fluke, Kerr lit the lamp another 54 teams in 1984-85. His five hat tricks that season established a team record. Forty-four assists gave him a career-high 98 points. Kerr helped the Flyers reach the Stanley Cup Finals in 1985, tallying ten goals and four assists for 14 points in 12 games. He set a playoff record on April 13, 1985, with four goals in one period as the Flyers beat the New York Rangers 6-5, sweeping the Patrick Division Semifinals in three games. Incredibly, the four goals came within an eight-minute time span. The Flyers lost the championship in five games to the Edmonton Oilers, with Kerr playing in just three because of injury.

11. Stan Cornyn--King Of Liner Notes And when they do, it s certain that Stan Cornyn will be viewed as the Jim Thompson Anita Kerr wasn t one of these. Anita Kerr was born Slightly Baroque. http://www.spaceagepop.com/cornyn.htm

Home Listener's Guide The Songs Who's Who ... Search Stan CornynKing of Liner Notes L ike pulp fiction, liner notes may one day come to be appreciated as works of literature. And when they do, it's certain that Stan Cornyn will be viewed as the Jim Thompson of liner notes. He's already scored at least one scholarly article ("The Composition of Celebrity: Sinatra as Text in the Liner Notes of Stan Cornyn," Gilbert L. Gigliotti, in , Len Mustazza, Ed., Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, 1998). While working for Warner Brothers and Reprise in the 1960s, Cornyn penned notes to a number of albums. To call them liner notes is stretching the conceptthese are more like fantastical riffs played out by a cat so far out there he's in a galaxy by himself. Cornyn actually won back-to-back Grammys in 1965 and 1966 for two Sinatra albums, September of My Years and Sinatra at the Sands . Cornyn was director of Creative Services at Warner as the 70s came in, and masterminded a number of ground-breaking marketing and packaging ventures, such as the Schlagers series of low-cost label samplers. He helped launch Randy Newman's career with the equivocal marketing line, "Once You Get Used to It, His Voice Really is Something." Cornyn went on to become a major player in the biz as the president of Warner New Media in the early 1990s, then ran Mediavision Multimedia Publishing, Inc. He now enjoys the good life in retirement in Santa Barbara and recently published a one-of-a-kind memoir of his time with Warner Brothers:

12. The Office Of Instructional Consultation 8933523 or Stan@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130; RICK JOHNSON Senior Consultant893-2828 or rick@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 http://www.oic.id.ucsb.edu/Personnel/

Programs and Services Consultative Services ESCI - Evaluation System Grant Programs TA Development Program ... Web Development Resources for Teaching Handbook for Teaching Teaching and Learning Evaluation Instruction More Topics ... Elsewhere on the Web Personnel and Model Contact OIC Personnel OIC Model Contact OIC Personnel STAN NICHOLSON Director 893-3523 or stan@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 RICK JOHNSON Senior Consultant 893-2828 or rick@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 SHIRLEY RONKOWSKI TA Development Coordinator 893-3341 or shirley@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1120Q GEORGE MICHAELS Instructional Consultant 893-2378 or george@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 TEJA REAM Technical Consultant 893-8395 or teja@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 MARYLOU RAMOS ESCI Coordinator 893-4278 or marylou@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1124 RUTH MARQUETTE Office Manager 893-2972 or ruth@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 1130 Contact ID Personnel TIA THOMPSON Business Officer 893-8583 or tia@id.ucsb.edu Kerr Hall 2130 MELANIE BECERRA Financial Assistant 893-2473 or becerra@id.ucsb.edu

13. New Page 1 Stanley Kerr (or Uncle Stan) was a jovial character who was often seen smokinghis pipe. He loved his garden and had a fine display of Chrysanthemums and http://www.geocities.com/summerhillroad2002/stanleykerr.htm

STANLEY KERR Stanley Kerr and his wife Christine (nee Swain) lived at number 9 Summerhill Road ( 2 Shakespeare Villas) and was a Painter and Decorator by trade. Stanley and Christine were the Uncle and Aunt of Ray Swain, who still lives at number 11 Summerhill Road (1 Shakespeare Villa). Sadly Christine Kerr died in 1949 and Stanley Kerr died in 1971 aged 75 years. Stanley Kerr was born in South Tottenham and his family had a Building and Plumbing business in the High Road South Tottenham. Later his brothers Alfred and Bert had a builders yard situated in Herbert Road which was just off Rangemoor Road in Broad Lane Tottenham. In addition to the building business, the family owned a number of rented properties in both the Rangemoor Road and Lansdowne Road area of Tottenham. Stanley Kerr (or Uncle Stan) was a jovial character who was often seen smoking his pipe. He loved his garden and had a fine display of Chrysanthemums and Asters. Bottom of Summerhill Road 1970's - Stan Kerr (Left) and Bob Austin (Right)

14. Alangrainger Alan Grainger Kerr was born in September 1891 at Crookston, Otago, New Zealand . Alfred with the Australian Forces and Stan was with the Wellington http://www.geocities.com/foleynz/alangrainger.html

Alan Grainger Kerr Alan Grainger Kerr was born in September 1891 at Crookston, Otago, New Zealand. He was born one of twelve children to John Grainger Kerr and Cecelia Kerr (nee Buttars), both parents were born in Scotland. The first seven years of Alan's life were spent on the family farm in Crookston, Otago. The family then moved to the North Island of New Zealand settling first at Waihau Bay and then Opotiki in the Bay Of Plenty. Alan's father, John, died in 1901 of Brights disease ( a disease of the kidneys). His mother, Cecelia opened the first registered maternity home in Opotiki, named the "Strathallen" after the ship that bought her and her family from Scotland to New Zealand. Alan was a blacksmith by trade, he had learnt the trade in Opotiki in a blacksmith shop at the back of the Royal Hotel. He also worked as a blacksmith along the coast of Opotiki at Ohaewai. He was very athletic in his younger days and was in the Opotiki Representative Rugby team in 1913 and had won medals in swimming and cycling. He passed his love of Cycling down to his son, grandson and great grandson.

15. Dickey Kerr | BaseballLibrary.com Dickey Kerr profile from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseball He converted the 19year-old Stan Musial from a pitcher to an outfielder. http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/K/Kerr_Dickey.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Dickey Kerr LHP 1919-21, 25 White Sox Dickey Kerr's Teams 1919 Chicago White Sox 1920 Chicago White Sox 1921 Chicago White Sox 1925 Chicago White Sox Dickey Kerr's Teammates IP W-L ERA Career World Series Books and articles about Dickey Kerr Image provided by Matthew Fulling SHOPPING Look for Dickey Kerr books at BN.com Look for Dickey Kerr books at Amazon.com Your purchases keep BaseballLibrary.com online. Thank you! RELATED LINKS Ask The Experts Which pitching staff had four twenty-game winners? Around the Web Dickie Kerr from baseball-reference.com Jump directly to Library content from any website! Kerr was the one honest starter employed by the White Sox in the scandalous 1919 World Series . He won his two starts against the Reds, one by shutout, while the corrupt star pitchers, Ed Cicotte and Lefty Williams , each dumped their first two assignments. Kerr was 21-9 in 1920 and, after the guilty players were purged, went 19-17 for the demoralized, seventh-place 1921 White Sox . Denied a $500 raise, he decided to pitch for independent teams rather than for tightfisted Charley Comiskey.

16. Stan Musial | BaseballLibrary.com Stan Musial profile from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseball Musial was convinced by Kerr to remain in baseball as an outfielder. http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/M/Musial_Stan.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Stan Musial Nickname(s): Stan the Man, The Donora Greyhound, Banj Born: OF-1B 1941-44, 46-63 Cardinals Stan Musial's Teams 1941 St. Louis Cardinals 1942 St. Louis Cardinals 1943 St. Louis Cardinals 1944 St. Louis Cardinals 1946 St. Louis Cardinals 1947 St. Louis Cardinals 1948 St. Louis Cardinals 1949 St. Louis Cardinals 1950 St. Louis Cardinals 1951 St. Louis Cardinals 1952 St. Louis Cardinals 1952 St. Louis Cardinals 1953 St. Louis Cardinals 1954 St. Louis Cardinals 1955 St. Louis Cardinals 1956 St. Louis Cardinals 1957 St. Louis Cardinals 1958 St. Louis Cardinals 1959 St. Louis Cardinals 1960 St. Louis Cardinals 1961 St. Louis Cardinals 1962 St. Louis Cardinals 1963 St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial's Teammates All-Star in 1943-44, 46-63 Most Valuable Player Award in 1943, 46, 48 Led League in ba 43, 46, 48, 50-52, 57 Led League in rbi 48, 56 Hall Of Fame in 1969 Games Average HR RBI Career World Series Books and articles about Stan Musial Image provided by Matthew Fulling SHOPPING Look for Stan Musial books at BN.com

17. Dead People Server - People Whose Last Names Start With K - Dead, Living And "Re Walter Kerr (critic) Dead. Died October 9, 1996. Born July 8, 1913. Collaborated with Stan Lee on Captain America for Marvel, then went to DC and http://dpsinfo.com/dps/knames.html

@import "../styles/dps.css"; Dead People Server People Whose Last Names Start With K Site Map Pauline Kael (critic) Dead. Parkinson's. Died September 3, 2001. Born June 19, 1919. Longtime film reviewer for the New Yorker IMDb Obituary Madeline Kahn (actress) Dead. Ovarian cancer. Died December 3, 1999. Born September 29, 1942. Unforgettable in Young Frankenstein IMDb Michael Kamen (composer) Dead. Heart attack/Complications of Multiple Sclerosis. Died November 18, 2003. Born April 15, 1948. Wrote scores for movies like Brazil and X-Men IMDb Steve Kanaly (actor) Alive. Born March 14, 1946. IMDb John Kander (composer) Alive. Born March 18, 1927. Professional partner of lyricist Fred Ebb, he wrote the music for musicals like Caberet and Chicago IMDb Joseph Nathan Kane (trivia expert) Dead. Extreme old age. Died September 22, 2002. Born January 23, 1899. Wrote books like Famous First Facts and Facs About the Presidents , had a radio trivia show in the '30s. Obituary Garson Kanin (writer/director) Dead.

18. Vintage A Team Race At The 2001 Australian Nationals Stan and Peter s time of 3.24.36 is a best ever heat at a Nationals, beatingPotter / Kerr s benchmark of 3.26.58 at Nowra. Considering the unfriendly (to http://dkd.net/clcomps/natsvatr.html

John Hallowell's description of Vintage A Team Race at the 2001 Australian Model Aircraft National Championships held at Albury/Wodonga. The Vintage A Team Race at Albury was one of the most anticipated races for a long time. Quite simply, it was an exercise to see who had the best version of the venerable Oliver Tiger. And to find out who could could get the most speed and laps from it. Would the winner come from the record holding Kerr / Rothwell specials, the specially prepared Olly replicas of engine guru Stan Pilgrim, or motors that have had the 'laying on of hands' by California engine whiz Tim Gillott? Time would provide an answer, although most likely a temporary one. The battle is only just beginning. Interstate rivalry is a great thing as it keeps everyone on their toes. Yet the spirit of co-operation between the states is alive and well. Like Andy Kerr helping out the gun team of Wilson / Ellins with specially prepared motors. It will be very interesting to see what Mark McDermott comes up with for Toowoomba. No one in this country has been practising as consistently fast as he has. He is capable of a couple of seconds for ten under what most were doing in Albury. And he gets close on 60 laps. In practice just before the event, Keith Baddock was goggle eyed when he counted Andy and Richard Justic doing 105 laps non-stop !!! Maybe it has something to do with the Hallowell / Baddock team's struggle to achieve a relatively modest 45 laps on a regular basis with their "Timmy Tiger"!

19. Safe Coal Trucking Keith Hall, Mike Harmon, Mary Harper, Jimmy Higdon, Tom Kerr, Stan Lee, ChuckMeade, Russ Mobley, Brad Montell, Fred Nesler, Steven Nunn, Jody Richards, http://www.kftc.org/GA2005coatrucks.ivnu

Back to KFTC's 2005 General Assembly page Back to KFTC's Home page Here are the members of the House Transportation Committee Rep. Hubert Collins, chair Rep. John Arnold Rep. Eddie Ballard Rep. Carolyn Belcher Rep. Denver Butler Rep. Howard Cornett Rep. Jin DeCasare Rep. J.R. Gray Rep. Keith Hall Rep. Melvin Henley Rep. Jimmie Lee Rep. Paul Marcotte Rep. Charles Meade Rep. Charlie Miller Rep. Russ Mobley Rep. Lonnie Napier Rep. Rick Nelson Rep. Don Pasley Rep. Marie Rader Rep. Rick Rand Rep. Ancel Smith Rep. Jim Stewart Rep. Tommy Turner Rep. John Vincent Rep. Mike Weaver Senate Transportation Committee Sen. Brent Guthrie, chair Sen. Bob Leeper Sen. Walter Blevins Sen. Charlie Borders Sen. David Boswell Sen. RJ Palmer II Sen. Richie Sanders Sen. Gary Tapp Sen. Damon Thayer Sen. David Williams Sen. Ed Worley Contact Information: Legislative Message Line Legislators' Fax Line To talk to a legislator directly: Make your voice heard! KFTC’s 2005 Legislative Priorities: Safe Coal Hauling We need to end the system that pressures coal truckers to haul excessive and unsafe weights.

20. GA Committees Jeffrey Hoover. Dennis Horlander. Thomas Kerr. Stan Lee. Gross Lindsay. Russ Mobley.Brad Montell. John Will Stacy. Tommy Thompson. Charlie Walton http://www.kftc.org/GAcommittees.ivnu/

Back to KFTC's 2004 General Assembly page Back to KFTC's Home page Speak out. Let your voice be heard! There are several ways to contact legislators: Toll-Free Legislative Message Line Fax number for legislators: Address for legislative offices: Capitol Annex 700 Capitol Avenue Frankfort, Ky. 40601 o You can keep track of any and all bills filed in the General Assembly through the Legislative Record On-line operated by the Legislative Research Commission. o If you’re not sure who your legislators are, click here o For a list of all members of the Kentucky Senate, click here o For a list of Senate committee assignments click here o For a list of all members of the Kentucky House, click here o For a list of House committee assignments click here Kentucky Senate 2004 Committee Assignments Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Ernie Harris (R), chair Joey Pendleton (D) David Boswell (D) Vernie McGaha (R) Elizabeth Tori (R) Virgil Moore (R) Paul Herron, Jr. (D) Bob Leeper (R) Dan Kelly (R) Tim Shaughnessy (D) Damon Thayer (R) Senate Appropriations and Revenue Richie Sanders, Jr. (R), chair

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