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This week I am going to give you a variety of sewing tips and hints. Hopefully these will be helpful to each of you when you begin a new project.

Al Dodds named EMMA honorary director
Al Dodds has been named an honorary director of the EMMA Concert Association.

Neighbors:Free entertainment scheduled throughout Putnam this weekend
There's a variety of free entertainment ranging from musical groups to a touch of Japan available this weekend in Putnam County.

Turkey federation banquet set
The St. Augustine Limbhangers Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will host a hunting heritage banquet at 6 p.m. May 26 at the Riverview Club, St. Augustine Shores.

Neighbors: Jazz Ambassadors graduating 10 members
Last Wednesday was supposed to be the first of this season's Music by the Sea concerts with a performance by the St. Augustine High School Jazz Ambassadors, but intermittent rain changed that.

Woman's Exchange presents scholarships
The Woman's Exchange celebrated the end of a successful year at the beginning of this month with a potluck luncheon in the garden of the historic Pena-Peck house.

AAUW awarding annual scholarships at Saturday luncheon meeting
The St. Augustine Branch of the American Association of University Women will host its annual scholarship award luncheon Saturday at Amici's Restaurant, State Roads A1A and 312.

Club Notes
Read about news and upcoming events from St. Augustines clubs.

People: Holmes, Cruise aren't sharing everything
Looks like there'll be no hanky panky for Tom Cruise, reports MSNBC.com. Cruise's new lady love has said that she wants to remain a virgin until she gets married.

People: Comedy caused Lewis constant pain
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Making a career out of pratfalls eventually took a toll on Jerry Lewis.

Where to shop for plus-size prom dresses
Q: Shopping for prom dresses with my granddaughter has been very frustrating. For one thing, the girl is seriously full-figured (size 24). For another, the selection of large-size dresses is extremely limited. Also, because she is self-conscious about her size, she wants a dress that is not too revealing or has a matching cape or jacket.

Dr. Donohue: Fiber intake fixes uncomfortable constipation
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have terrible constipation. I eat eight to 10 prunes daily, and they help. But if I miss a day, I am constipated again. I don't eat breakfast. For lunch, it's toast with jam. Dinner is soup with crackers or meat with potatoes and a vegetable, and then a dish of yogurt. I snack on crackers. Any help you can give will be appreciated. -- J.M.

Dr. Donohue: Cluster headache ranks near top of pain scale
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have cluster headaches. They appear approximately every two years and last two to four weeks with three or four episodes a day. Is there a cure? What is the best treatment? It's the worst pain ever. -- D.J.

House ready to vote on controversial anti-gang bill
NEW YORK -- The rapid spread of vicious street gangs such as MS-13 is causing alarm in cities and suburbs nationwide, igniting bitter debate about how best to combat the threat and inspiring a comprehensive anti-gang bill in Congress.

Panel urges Pentagon to slow the return of overseas troops
WASHINGTON -- A congressionally chartered panel of military experts said Monday the Pentagon should slow its withdrawal of troops from Europe and Asia and should keep in Germany one of the two heavy armored units currently scheduled to return to the United States.

Traffic jams just keep getting worse
WASHINGTON -- If getting stuck in traffic makes you want to roll down your car window and scream, the Texas Transportation Institute has bad news: Gridlock is getting worse.

Military investigation focuses on reckless pilots
WASHINGTON -- Skimming low over hills in eastern Afghanistan, the 11 Marines packed into an Army Black Hawk helicopter asked for an exciting flight on an otherwise dull mission, demonstrating for visiting dignitaries how troops are sped into battle.

Bus crash kills 2, hurts 23
LIBERTY, Mo. (AP) -- A school bus slammed into two vehicles as it approached an intersection Monday morning, killing two people in the cars and injuring 23 elementary students.

Pastor calls ousting of members a 'great misunderstanding'
WAYNESVILLE, N.C. -- Calling it a "great misunderstanding," the pastor of a small church who led the charge to remove nine members for their political beliefs tried to welcome them back Sunday, but some insisted he must leave for the wounds to heal.

Military plans homecoming for dead Vietnam War servicemen
WASHINGTON -- On May 9, 1967, Sigmund and Agnes Tycz of Milwaukee received a letter from their 22-year-old son, Marine Sgt. James Neil Tycz, who marveled at his new "Sarge's growwwl."

New NASA head pushes accelerated shuttle plan
WASHINGTON -- Less than a month after taking the job, NASA Administrator Michael D. Griffin is pushing an ambitious but risky plan to shave four years off the timetable for building a next-generation spaceship to replace the space shuttle, and wants to launch it with a crew by the end of 2010.

Experts assess U.S. volcano risks
Imagine living in a country where three volcanoes are erupting at the same time, two others could blow in the very near future and 169 others are capable of awakening -- including scores deemed worthy of constant monitoring.

Detroit mulls fast-food tax to balance budget for that Big Mac
DETROIT -- Would you like fries with that? Either way, the Detroit city treasury would like a bite.

For mother, border crime problem is as plain as day
MISSION, Texas -- Dora Contreras says she never worried much about security along the U.S.-Mexico border until armed men in Piedras Negras, Mexico, grabbed her teenage son, Jerry, a year ago after a minor traffic accident and took him away.

Judge declares mistrial in highway shootings trial
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The judge overseeing the case of a man charged with a string of Ohio highway shootings declared a mistrial Sunday after jurors said they could not reach a verdict.

Government to reimburse hospitals for emergency care for illegal aliens
WASHINGTON -- Health care providers can charge the government for emergency care provided to illegal aliens beginning today.

An obscure life rocked by chili saga
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Anna Ayala grew up in a dirt-poor Texas town not far from the Rio Grande. She was the baby of an extended family of 14 children. She trained horses and painted. She had two children of her own and followed her sister west to San Jose, yearning for a better life. She lived in relative obscurity.

Study finds that gay men respond differently to pheromones
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Scientists trying to sniff out biological differences between gay and straight men have found new evidence -- in scent.

Fund-raising gala for Hillary Clinton focus of upcoming trial
LOS ANGELES -- Campaign donations made more than four years ago at a celebrity-studded Hollywood gala have led to a federal criminal trial against a former finance director for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton that could hamper her future campaigns.

Tempest over a 'teacup' dog is settled
NEW YORK -- This "teacup" created quite a tempest.

For the Record
A section of Saragossa Street will be closed today while Florida Power and Light does electrical repair work.

Celebrating older Americans
This is Older Americans Month. To honor them, we will run a daily item noting the impact of older people on St. Johns County.

Bush, Putin harmonious during visit
MOSCOW -- After months of feuding, President Bush and Russian President Vladimir V. Putin met Sunday and emphasized harmony and personal chemistry, a reflection of common policy goals as they prepared to mark the 60th anniversary of the defeat of the Nazis in Europe.

Celebrating older Americans
This is Older Americans Month. To honor them, we will run a daily item noting the impact of older people on St. Johns County.

Corrections
Wrong name -- The manatee rescued Sunday was trapped in Oyster Creek. The name of that waterway was incorrect in Monday's newspaper.

Beach commissioners may get a salary in 2006
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH -- Commissioners say their official duties have gotten so complex and time consuming that they should receive a salary, like commissioners do in other cities of the same size.

Poll: People unprepared for hurricanes
MIAMI -- Many residents along the East and Gulf coasts don't plan to take simple steps to protect themselves and their homes from hurricanes, despite the devastation caused by five hurricanes that struck the United States last year, according to a poll released Monday.

Police Report: Jail Log
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD):

Deterioration of A1A cited as concern from county
SUMMER HAVEN -- After a man living at 9281 Old Highway A1A suffered a spinal injury at home April 27, a St. Johns County Fire Rescue truck could drive no closer than a quarter-mile to his house.

'She had an amazing charm about her'
Her 6-year-old daughter's brain cancer was in remission. She was just a few months away from graduating from First Coast Technical Institute. And, she recently had taken up four-wheeling as a hobby.

Police Report: Two men armed with knives attempted home robbery:
At 4 a.m. Sunday, two men wearing black-hooded sweatshirts and armed with knives broke into a home on the 100 block of Hurst Street, according to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Flooding trapped the 8-year-old adult female in a pond near Oyster Creek
A young adult manatee was rescued from a pond in St. Johns County Sunday and released into the Intracoastal waterway.

Bartram softball team has been belting out hits
Bartram Trail's softball team seems to be playing at its peak -- and just at the right time.

Jacksonville man killed in accident Sunday morning
A Jacksonville man was killed after his vehicle crashed into a utility pole on U.S. 1 early Sunday morning in St. Johns County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Power outage forces Council to cancel meeting
St. Augustine City Commission canceled its regular meeting Monday due to a power outage at City Hall.

Bar Association reps are guests of Ponte Vedra Woman's Club
Representatives from the Jacksonville Bar Association's volunteer literacy speakers' bureau were guests last month for the meeting of the Ponte Vedra Woman's Club held at Sawgrass Beach Club.

Two county schools in top 1,000
Two St. Johns County high schools are listed among the top 1,000 high schools in the nation: Nease High School, at the 493rd spot, and Bartram Trail High School, at the 894th position, according to a survey to be published in the May 16 issue of Newsweek.

Being a mom may make you smarter, book says
PHILADELPHIA -- You're a new mom, responsible for your baby's round-the-clock care -- except that you feel as if your brain is operating on half-power.

Death penalty trials on hold
Attorneys for two men facing death in the 2001 shooting of a BP Gas Station manager will have at least six more months to prepare for their trials.

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Lee Yeomans
Lee Yeomans, 63, of Palatka, died May 5, 2005 at his home. He was a native and life-long resident of Palatka. He retired after 20 years as assistant fire chief with the City of Palatka Fire Department. He also owned and operated Yeomans Motor Co. for 15 years. He was a member of St. James United Methodist Church.

Joyce Wood Tash
Joyce Wood Tash, age 67, of Jasper, Ga., passed away Friday, May 6, 2005 at Tranquility Hospice in Austell, Ga.

Howard Stuart Bolton
Howard Stuart Bolton, 80, of St. Augustine, died May 6, 2005 at Flagler Hospital. He was a Marine and served in World War II and Korea. He was an aerospace engineer.

Mabel Stanton Pittman
Mabel Stanton Pittman, 86, of Houston County, Ala., died May 8, 2005, at St. Johns Health Care of St. Augustine. Mrs. Pittman had resided in St. Augustine for the past five years. Mrs. Pittman was a retired bookkeeper for Sears, Roebuck and Co., and was awarded the 1973 Alabama Business-Woman of the year by the ABWA.

Perspective:Wasting time on the new energy policy
AUSTIN, Texas -- When the history of this administration is written, I suspect the largest black mark against it will be wasting time.

Perspective:The devil is definitely out of the details
Liberals have been unusually hysterical the past few weeks. But we're not getting much in the way of details -- which is odd because the devil is usually found in the details. As we reviewed vis-a-vis the judiciary in last week's column, whenever liberals won't give you details, it's because the details don't help them.

Letter: Christianity; another take
Editor: This is a response to the letter "Christianity: my take," which claims a true Christian could not be a bigot, or one who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion or race. In John 15:6 Jesus stated people who part from him are to be gathered in a pile to be burned. In Luke 19:27 Jesus ends a parable with the following verse:

Perspective: Playing the blame game over Social Security
WASHINGTON -- Having lured the president out onto a far limb on Social Security, the Democrats have begun sawing. Democratic leaders immediately rejected the president's plan and stood up for all that is good and true and saintedly Rooseveltian -- without, of course, offering any alternative.

Letter: Calves suffer horribly to become a veal meal
Editor: This Sunday, May 8, is Mother's Day, when we celebrate the cherished bond between mother and child. But dairy cows, worldwide symbols of motherhood, never even get to see their babies.

Perspective: Politics today: News from and about Iraq
WASHINGTON -- Here are just some of the things that have happened regarding the American involvement in Iraq over the last several days:

Letter: Confused, all right
Editor: The writer of a letter published April 16, "Confused, Mr. President?" sounds like she has a problem greater than mere confusion: Perhaps she is challenged when it comes to simple logic. If the president's position on Terri Schiavo doesn't square with his position on stem cell research, allow me to lay it out for her; there's no inconsistency here, as her letter implies.

Letter: State's 'Deadly Force' bill appalling, dangerous
Editor: I was appalled by the lack of responsibility of the Florida Legislature in passing the "Stand Your Ground" bill, which allows any citizen to shoot anyone who threatens them with bodily harm in a public place; and of columnist Bill Ferguson, for his chillingly vindictive column in support of an even harsher bill.

Nash edges Shaq in 4th-closest MVP vote
PHOENIX -- Steve Nash invited all of his Phoenix Suns teammates up to the podium when he accepted the NBA's most valuable player award Sunday.

Wizards forced to try to rally against Shaq, Heat
MIAMI -- Gilbert Arenas knows all the numbers indicate his season will end soon.

Tejada homers as Orioles beat Twins
BALTIMORE -- Daniel Cabrera outpitched Carlos Silva, Miguel Tejada homered and drove in two runs, and the Baltimore Orioles ended the Minnesota Twins' four-game winning streak with a 3-0 victory Monday night.

Bartram softball team has been belting out hits
Bartram Trail's softball team seems to be playing at its peak -- and just at the right time.

Nease and SAHS are in playoffs on the strength of their underclassmen
Kyle Hamilton hit in the lead-off spot for the St. Augustine High School baseball team this season, and Nease pitcher Tommy Isaacs was unquestionably the ace for the district-champion Panthers.

Sunday marked a stunning turnaround for Garcia
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Sergio Garcia looked at ease in the spotlight during the Wachovia Championship, starting with a private party two days before the tournament. Standing on stage before a packed house, with a beer in his hand and beautiful women at his side, he belted out the chorus to "Mustang Sally."

Nash glad to be facing friends, former team in Western semis
PHOENIX -- Don't expect a midcourt kiss, a la Magic Johnson and Isiah Thomas, when good friends Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash greet each other before Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals on Monday night.

Fans behave; Pistons roll in Game 1
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- No brawls or bomb scares. Just basketball.

Red Sox split doubleheader with the Mariners
BOSTON --Richie Sexson hit a wind-blown grand slam off Cla Meredith, who was making his major-league debut, and the Seattle Mariners beat Boston 6-4 in Sunday's second game to split their doubleheader and end a seven-game losing streak. Boston won the opener 6-3.

Singh wins following collapse by Sergio
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Only one thing went according to script Sunday at the Wachovia Championship. The winner strolled up to the 18th green with no worries, the tournament all but decided.

For some, the NBA is too fan-tastic
The possibilities for the series between the Pacers and Pistons that begins Monday night in Detroit are so delicious, you might think somebody dreamed this stuff up.

Tire decision costly for Newman on Saturday
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Victory was most certainly in sight for Ryan Newman until strategy snatched it away at Darlington Raceway.

Kerr gets victory Sorenstam wanted to extend streak
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Twice before Cristie Kerr had a chance to end Annika Sorenstam’s winning streak, and both times she failed.

Hampton blasts HR, throws complete game
ATLANTA -- Mike Hampton's numbers are much better than a year ago. So is his timing.

Home runs are down 9 percent in majors
NEW YORK -- In the first year of toughened steroid testing, home runs are down in the major leagues for the first time since 2002.

Giacomo's Derby upset baffles almost everyone
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Still trying to figure out how Giacomo pulled off the second biggest upset in Kentucky Derby history?

Heat: Another cool win
MIAMI -- They gave away a big lead, turned the ball over often, got nothing resembling dominance from either Shaquille O'Neal or Dwyane Wade, and kept sending the Washington Wizards to the foul line.

Spurs slam short-handed SuperSonics
SAN ANTONIO -- Shortly after losing two of their best players, the Seattle SuperSonics had all but lost the game. And it wasn't even halftime yet.

Driver fatally shoots passenger in Jacksonville Interstate 95 standoff
JACKSONVILLE (AP) -- A woman fatally shot her male passenger in the head Monday after a standoff with police on Interstate 95, officials said.

Attorney General Charlie Crist to enter governor's race this week
TALLAHASSEE -- Attorney General Charlie Crist will file his intent to run for the Republican nomination for governor this week, sources close to Crist said Sunday.

Ground broken in Pensacola for the first military-VA 'Super Clinic'
PENSACOLA -- Former Army tanker R.C. Acosta will be able to stop monthly round trips of up to 400 miles to get treatment for his hearing loss when the nation's first "Super Clinic" for veterans and active duty military personnel opens here in two years.

Gov. Bush pledges support for Central American trade deal
MIAMI -- Thousands of state jobs depend on a free trade deal with six Central American and Caribbean countries, an agreement facing opposition in the U.S. House, Gov. Jeb Bush said Monday.

Trial begins for former NASA inspector accused of falsifying shuttle records
ORLANDO (AP) -- Defense attorneys for a former NASA inspector charged with falsifying examinations of crucial parts on space shuttle Discovery said Monday their client did nothing wrong.

Dogs have long service history in U.S. military
MELBOURNE -- Bree didn't flinch when commanded to stay.

U.S. troops launch attacks against villages along Euphrates
UBAYDI, Iraq -- More than 1,000 U.S. troops supported by fighter jets and helicopter gunships attacked villages Sunday along the Euphrates River, seeking to uproot a persistent insurgency in an area that American intelligence indicated has become a haven for foreign fighters flowing in from Syria.

Georgians give Bush big welcome
TBILISI, Georgia -- This poor but hopeful country treated President Bush to an extraordinary welcome Monday, with hundreds of dancers and ordinary citizens filling the streets for the first visit by a U.S. president.

Israel to delay evacuation of Gaza settlements
JERUSALEM -- Israel will delay its evacuation of the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip until mid-August, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Monday.

Marines hit insurgent targets near Syrian border, killing 100
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- More than 1,000 Marines backed by Cobra helicopter gunships and F-18 jets attacked targets Monday in a region of northwestern Iraq that commanders called a sanctuary for foreign fighters.

Russian veterans miss out on festivities angered they could not march in Red Square
MOSCOW -- Pyotr Komarov came to Red Square hoping to march in the parade honoring the Red Army's victory over the Nazis 60 years ago. But he and many other veterans could not get past the heavy security.

Israel won't free more Palestinians
JERUSALEM -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday that Israel would not free more Palestinian prisoners until the Palestinian leadership takes tougher action against armed militants.

Police botle up neo-Nazi rally in Berlin
BERLIN — German authorities on Sunday averted the spectacle of thousands of neo-Nazis marching past the capital’s most visible monuments, including a new Holocaust memorial, as police and counter-demonstrators bottled up a rally by skinheads and other extremists on the 60th anniversary of the country’s surrender in World War II.

Stalin's re-emergence in public eye casts a shadow over Moscow victory celebrations
MOSCOW -- One poster stands out among the billboards splashed across Moscow for celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany: Josef Stalin against the backdrop of a Red Army soldier raising the Soviet hammer-and-sickle over the Reichstag in Berlin.

South America, Arab leaders seek global voice at first-ever summit
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) -- Ministers from 34 South American and Middle Eastern nations on Sunday began preparing the groundwork for the first-ever summit of leaders from the two regions.

Migrant boat leads authorities chase near Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A makeshift boat carrying 34 Dominican migrants — some brandishing machetes — led authorities on an hour-and-a-half-long chase in choppy waters near Puerto Rico, attempting to ram police boats to get away, an official said Sunday.

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