Johnny dollar Pat Fuller Johnny at Universal Adjustment Bureau. Well, hi Pat. Huh Pat Fuller. Did you say that's right? Well, how come what well Pat McCracken's always been my contact over there to your place five or six years now Haven't you heard Pat's retired retired? Yeah, at his age. Well, he's only about let me see 50 on the nose then here since he was 25 So now he's often gone with a real nice pension from the company son of a gun Well, I always didn't know I was in the wrong end of this business You want a job as a company man? Come on over. You can live long enough during a nice soft pension too If that is you'll do the same thing he did that I'm doing. What do you mean?  Well, you'd have to be tied down to a desk Nine to five day after day month after month year after year Yeah, but think of the advantages if Christmas off and new years and the 4th of July Well now let's uh and all sorts of free life and health insurance and other benefits a couple of weeks off with pay every year Let's forget it Pat. I think I'll stay freelance and free. Whatever you say Johnny Anyhow it's McCracken gone. I've taken over what's on your mind and I hope it's something that'll get me really away for a change Don't ask for it For this things over you may find yourself having to cover the whole country from stem to stern Oh, it sounds intriguing. What is this thing one of the oldest and simplest rackets that ever hit the insurance business Look one of the hardest to catch up with tell me all bunch. Come on over here. I will All right. I'm on my way Work brings you a mandel kramer in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly johnny dollar Expense account submitted by a special investigator johnny dollar to the universal adjustment bureau home office heartford connecticut Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the be or not to be matter Expense account item one a dollar twenty for a cab to universal adjustment bureau down on the square Pat fuller was about forty i'd say and in spite of his easy casual manner was obvious He didn't miss a trick very much like his predecessor pat mccracken Wow glad to see you johnny. How are you pat? Uh, fine sit down. Let me tell you all about it. Okay Figure out thanks Now as you know johnny here at universal adjustment We handle claims for a list of insurance companies as long as you're on i know all over the country every state in the union Uh-huh, but only the sizable claims the little ones for a few hundred a few thousand dollars Well, it's cheaper for the companies to handle them to pay them off themselves Sure However, they're all required to inform us about them even if they involve only pennies I see But unless there's something unusual about those small settlement reports They're simply glanced at and then filed away. Well now I take it you run across something unusual. I sure have you see them here Thirteen reports and claims paid out by thirteen different companies the smallest for two hundred and fifty dollars The largest thanks to an impulsive darn fool hotel manager is for over four thousand You said for one of the oldest rackets in the business false injury Like the one I busted out on the coast a while back with some old wino was carefully run down His leg broken then the insurance split with him and something like that These reported injuries were all the results of false Sounds like the hotel or department store keeper then it is Hotel yeah Couple goes to a nice hotel registers just for one night The man carefully explains to the clerk that they have important business in some other town the following day Sure Just before checkup time they casually walk across the lobby And she suddenly trips on the edge of a rug or slips on the polished floor That's out of yellow. I know the rest he yells for the manager holds her up to the room by the time the manager gets there She's putting on the agony act and they threaten to sue the pants off the hotel and raise a big scene right They usually demand around a hundred thousand threatened to call in some local lawyer They just happen to know yes and the manager all excited and hoping to avoid a lot of adverse publicity as well as a lawsuit Has them sign a release Pay them something in cash whatever they can talk them into and they're on their merry way pat Why don't these hotel managers ever learn to hold on to people like that and make them undergo a medical examination? This pair is clever johnny in more ways than one How do you mean well the woman usually slips on a spot of oil or grease Who's to prove that they put it there themselves after all nobody's watching them every second Simply because nobody knows who they are and what they're up to yeah, that's it's a mean But also johnny in every one of these cases Some doctors been called and made a quick examination and confirmed the fact that there was an injury and insisted that they stay around for a while No, no, like I said, they've already established the fact that they have to be in some other city on business Thousands of dollars at stake that if they're made to stick around then no really soon 13 in a row you say it's all over the country and all within less than four months About gone a pet if there really is an injury in each case at least enough to fool a doctor I know that's a puzzle of me too. Well, it doesn't sound like the same couple then doesn't but it is I'm sure of it now Why well, johnny, you know as well as I do that most crooks develop a sort of pattern Whether they themselves realize it or not Well, you know that some of them set a pattern deliberately, you know leave a regular trademark just to show off right or just to make the cops look silly exactly Now they haven't used the same names each time. Oh, no, no, of course not But what they have done now, what about their descriptions? Is it covered in these reports? Oh, yes But they they don't mean very much because one time she's a blonde the next time a brunette and then a redhead You know and the same thing goes for him thick glasses one time unless dash another clean shave in the next and so on But look here I have a picture of them. Oh, how'd you get this photographer in a hotel lobby in chicago? Taking pictures of a model showing awesome clothes. They happen to be in the background. See There we are. Yeah Oh fine, this this will be of help Even if they even if they fool around with the disguise it to But now to get back to this pattern that you mentioned really the showoff element as you call it Yeah, the home address they give when they register fictitious one I don't know, but it's always the same. What is it 21st street and fairmont avenue. Where Philadelphia PA Well, if it isn't fictitious, it might give us 21st and Fairmont in Philadelphia. That's right. Oh, oh great. What that's something to work on. All right Pat this case may be tougher than you think Could even be dangerous. Oh, that is if that address ever really was his the man. Why johnny? What is it? 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Because of the way they change their appearance somewhat each time And because they're pros and they're smart They'd get wind of a fact that they're being looked for and duck under cover Maybe even try some other caper until the heat died down After all if they're clever enough to stand a doctor's examination Because I still don't get that part of it. I don't either anyhow to really nail them down It looks to me like they'll have to be caught in the act How can you possibly know where they'll operate next with this fake injury racket? Now you said they've been all over the country look for yourself Boston Philadelphia, Houston, Albuquerque, Chicago, Miami Portland, Oregon, Portland, Maine, Portland, Indiana Seems I like that name part of a pattern. I don't know go ahead Seattle, Wichita, Kansas City and Minneapolis, Minnesota And I'll be darned if I can see any pattern That's a pretty smart to move around so much Be a lot easier to figure the next move if they covered one area even one state at a time There might be a chance of finding some plan in their movements There was only a relationship between these cities or even some alphabetical order Something to latch on to a pattern.  What are you thinking of can I borrow this picture of them? Sure and a list of the towns they've hit so far, of course now take it There's no question about my being on expensive. Of course you are All right What are you going Johnny? What are you going to do? You think they'd like to see me in the state pen? Spent account item two 2410 for cab to Bradley field a plane to the city of brotherly love and then the cab to 21st street in Fairmont Avenue eastern penitentiary One of the assistant wardens was all cooperation and after studying his records for a few minutes He came up with some highly valuable information. Yes, mr. Dothery. It's harry bain. All right. There's no question of it Harry bain finished out his term for burglary only a little over a year ago burglary. Yeah, and I must confess I'm not at all surprised that he's operating again Also, I'm not surprised that he's changed his type of operation. Why do you say that would be a very clever criminal? If for no other reason and that he was able to escape conviction for so long He had an arrest record a mile long, you know, no, I didn't know yes all over the country Chicago to houston to seattle to miami all over I see but they could never convict him Because always before he'd pull a job. He didn't list the services or some local mouthpiece go on Yeah, he'd have an alibi rig before he made a move It was only by actually catching him in the act with the goods in his possession They were able to nail him down here in pennsylvania In other words what you're saying to me is that I'd better catch him and that female partner catch him in the act Yes But are you sure that he and his partner have pulled all these fake injury jobs? You're thinking of a doctor's opinion each time that there really was some injury to the woman a really sprained ankle or a busted knee or whatever Of course After all recovery from something like that some 13 times in only four months. I know I know it bugs me too Unless you can definitely prove there's no actual injury after one of her falls and regardless of a doctor's opinion mind you In other words, Mr. In other words, what and the first thing I have to do is find out where they're going to pull their little stump next and be there when they do Yes All right, then Maybe that's where you can help me. Wow You have a list of all the cities where this harry bain operated Before you got him. Yeah, I think Boston Houston Fort now wait just just one minute now Just let me um Let me check your list against this list of mine All right now go ahead. Okay Boston Houston Portland, Oregon jack portland, Maine and portland, indiana, right Miami wait a minute, huh? Yeah, all right.  Oh chicago Seattle wichita Minneapolis albuquerque little rock Duluth, yeah Kansas City And here in philadelphia good Then there is a pattern What mr. Dove? You gave me the same 13 cities that I have on my list All of them places where he already had a contact with a crooked lawyer from his burglary days. Oh Also, you gave me three new ones New Orleans Little Rock and Duluth Towns that he hasn't hit yet with this new racket But i'm betting that he will hit them new Orleans little rock and Duluth right And if I can be there when he tries Excuse me Yeah, is mr. Johnny dollar there warden? Yes, he is there just minutes. It's for you mr. Dollar. Oh, thanks Johnny dollar Pat Fuller Johnny They've done it again. Where little rock, arkansas. Good. Good. Sure is Pat. I'm on my way. What? Where to? I'll take your choice new Orleans or Duluth, minnesota. What? The most effective aid to needy families abroad is given each year through the religious organizations of america They are so efficient that a single dollar will send more than 300 pounds of food to feed hungry miles in lands overseas But our religious groups go much further besides food. They send clothing medicine and bedding They help support hospitals and clinics and develop self-help projects Keep faith with those in need abroad Give through your faith You Item three Two and a quarter for a cab to the velvue strafflin And there I ran up item four 181 dollars and 40 cents in phone calls To the manager of every sizable hotel in both Duluth and new Orleans I'd got a list from one of the big hotel associations that was only too glad to help Item five 61 dollars even for all the books magazines and papers. I could read and for plenty of room service I didn't even go out for meals after three days at it I just about had my fill of doing nothing but reading eating and sleeping but then Johnny dollar, this is miss. You shot Devereux at the hotel that we leave in new Orleans miss. You dollar Yes, I promised to call you if anyone from out there in pennsylvania happened to register here in our splendid hotel Yes, we now have with us a couple by the name of chatsworth Monsieur and madame henry chatsworth. Oh, so it's chatsworth now, but they're such lovely people from here in philadelphia Yes, but they're such lovely people and they gave 21st and ferriman is their address here Yes, they did but they're such lovely people mr. Dollar I just refused to believe they're those horrid rascals that you telephone now you just hang onto them I'll grab the first plane. I can hang on to them What but they're only staying overnight. I know That's what he thinks Item six four dollars for a cab item seven 81 45 plane fare But the only flight I could get didn't leave until the week small hours of the morning So it wasn't till after breakfast that we finally pulled in new Orleans Item eight another four bucks for a cab to the hotel the police And there the prissy little manager suddenly became a real problem And I've had you this year dollar, but I simply refused to believe that that nice monsieur and madame chatsworth are those Horrible, but you may be quite there now please be Mr. Denver or if you're only a private investigator You have no reason to follow that only to well and for that reason alone, sir I must refuse your admission to this when you please listen If you wish to call in the police have them stationed their men about half a bunch of police Swarming all over this place harry bain who calls himself chats would would smell them a mile away He in the name would would simply take a powder at these that would save my hotel for many embarrassing situations Which is all I care about sure and would let them scot-free again And I simply refused for these are such lovely you said that I meant it too, sir Now if that's all missus on All right All right, mr.  You mind if I stop at your bar long enough for a drink? I think I need one not at all But I should be watching you. Oh, I'm sure you shall Oh, good morning, mr. Chatsworth madame chatsworth You're up early this morning Now I dust behind a pillar and listen. Oh, yes, monster. We plan to have breakfast in your lonely Snaps is a very conversation that you can't and I just pray that devereaux wouldn't tip them off Well, we'd like to stay mr. Devereaux, but we've got to leave for new york Big business deal up there and of me and the missus aren't there right on time to sign some papers It could cost us a fortune. I mean really big money. Yeah, so we're all packed and we'll be leaving right after breakfast Oh, I'm so sorry, but of course I understand sure. I knew you would well come along dear. Yes Henry.  And mrs. Chatsworth the number of their suite Well, it's 214 but may I ask good now working you and I have a little talk all alone But even a 10 spot wouldn't persuade him to part with his uniform for the rest of the morning So, uh, I'm afraid I had to use other tactics So I made sure he was comfortable in the linen closet where I tied him up gagged and left him Then grabbing a handful of towels I ran up the back stairs to the second floor where thanks for the borrowed bell hops uniform And it was a pretty sad fit a chambermaid let me in the 214 The Chatsworth luggage was packed all right. They were all ready to take off But I had to find some clue as to how they passed the medical examination as one of the so-called Accidents so I carefully went through the bags one at a time Now what did I find? You've never believed it. It was nothing more less than I heard a key in the door so I slipped into the bedroom and under a bed Oh Henry, this is killing me Killing me now. I know it honey and boy you get that manager up here in the doctor too. You hear me? Okay, now where is it? We got to act fast here in this suitcase Henry good now pull down your stocking what? What's the matter? I thought I'd lock that suitcase whenever mind that don't worry about it now here Okay, you're ready. I was ready as I ever am I guess I just wish it didn't hurt. You ought to be used to it, but um Here we go Didn't hurt a little you wouldn't sound like it Now that'll do it Now go in the bathroom, slap on some eye-dye to hide the mark that they made then lie down on the bed Yeah, okay. How good is it taking already?  She isn't in new york with me by tonight on that business deal it could cost us a million So if you make her stay here, I'll sue you too the way I'm going to sue this hotel for that slippery floor down there in the lobby, please Mr. Jazz would not so loud.  Devereux.  Please mr. Chatsworth. Okay, okay. You've been nice to us So I'll make it 10 or 15,000. Oh, no, you know a lawyer by the name of Frankie Tobello That there is he gets me 10 grand for this mr. Chatsworth Yeah, perhaps the injury isn't as bad as it looks and if we pay the doctor's bill and say Uh What you out of your mind, I don't want a lawsuit or the publicity and I'm only trying to um to uh to A thousand perhaps In cash immediately now listen I've got you over a barrel and you know it. So you're going to pay for this and plenty Now make me a decent offer price. Is that allowed? 2000 bucks cash immediately But as Devereux the poor excited sucker was about to go downstairs and get it I crawled out from my uncomfortable spot under the bed and you know something Henry Bain and the woman gave up without a struggle when they found out who I was and what I was doing there And the manager when I pulled the little glass jar out of their suitcase and showed him How they made their phony accident look so real Real enough to fool a doctor Oh, believe it or not the shock was so much for me almost fainted so That was that And the expense account total comes to 471 dollars and Wait a minute. I forgot to tell you about the trick Their little trick for making that ankle swell up and look like the worst sprain on record You see that jar the one that Bain had opened and then clapped against her ankle Contained exactly three nasty little yellow jackets B's Yes clever Yours truly Johnny dollar Now here is our star to tell you about next week's story next week one of the nicest killers. I've ever met Join us. Won't you yours truly Johnny dollar Yours truly Johnny dollar is written by jack john stone produced and directed by brunazarato junior music supervision by apple huber Johnny dollar is played by mandel kramer Also featured in our cast where john thomas is path puller Ivor francis is the hotel manager robert griden as harry bain alias chasworth Goodwood warner is mrs. chasworth and bob donnelly as the assistant ward Be sure to join us next week same time same station for another exciting story of yours truly Johnny dollar art hannah speaking


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Therefore, it's time for members of statements. The member from here on board. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I'm pleased to celebrate today a great initiative undertaken by One Laptop Per Child Canada, also known as OLPC Canada, in partnership with the Sogging First Nation Library and Sogging First Nation Youth. Last Friday, hosted by April, in the Aaron Root Memorial Youth Center in Southampton, OLPC Canada donated five computers and recording equipment to the library to be used by 10 young people in their community to enhance their computer literacy skills. As part of the program, the students developed a podcast, a variety of podcasts to be specific, called the Indigenous Exchange, to focus their learning as well as discuss culturally-relative subjects such as language, art, culture, and traditional foods. The Ontario Trillium Foundation has also contributed to the initiative with a grant allocated over three months. The project is anticipated to positively benefit 40 people in the Sogging Ojibway Nation community and is a great way to get young people engaged with their elders. In being with the young people on Friday night, they were very proud of their work. We took time to have each of them show us our podcast and based on their excitement of their podcast, their pride, and the pictures that showed them in action, developing their podcast, I could tell there was a significant return on investment in this particular instance, and it underscores the importance of young people being connected and appreciating their cultural traditions. Thank you very much, Speaker. Thank you. Member's statements. The member from Toronto, Danforth. Thank you, Speaker. Speaker, last week, the Ontario Health Coalition posted this urgent action alert regarding Bill 160. It was entitled, New Bill allows private for profit hospitals and more private for profit clinics. Says the Liberal government is moving forward with legislation that lifts the ban on private hospitals, rolls private hospitals in with private clinics and renames them offensively community health facilities and makes it easier for private hospitals and clinics to expand and more difficult for the minister to stop them. This legislation was brought in with no prior public consultation. It is a massive omnibus bill that repeals or enacts seven entire acts and amends more than 30 acts. The OHC was given five minutes to present to the Standing Committee on this massive piece of legislation. Without due consideration of the consequences, the government is making a grave mistake that could easily usher in very significant new privatisation and threats to our local public hospitals. Speaker, the NDP opposes this next phase of Liberal privatisation initiatives. We asked questions about it in the legislature this morning and we will continue to oppose the Liberal privatisation agenda in health, hydro-transportation and education. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Member Stevens, the member from Anne-Castor Dundas Flamberl in Westdale. Thanks very much, Mr. Speaker. I want to talk a little bit today about the greatest privilege that I've had in my 17 and a half years as an MPP. That privilege, Mr. Speaker, has been to meet four or five times a year with a post-secondary advisory committee made up of students from Mohawk College, Redeemer University College and McMaster University. The student presidents and other key student leaders meet and we talk and we have different ministers come in to elaborate on what's happening here in the Legislative Assembly and with various policy areas. I've benefited enormously, Mr. Speaker, from listening to students. I want to assure the House that we as a province and as a nation are in very good shape given the quality of the students that I encounter every day. I try to spend at least one day a month, full day a month on campuses and it's helpful. We talk about OSAP. There was a time when Redeemer students weren't eligible and we fought that fight and got that changed as well as some credits for field placement folk that weren't there. We talk a lot about quality education and of weight, we've been speaking a fair bit about mental health. In fact, we have a couple of representatives from each institution that are now working with me and the administration of their institutions to develop and hopefully implement a mental health strategy for post-secondary students. Thanks. Thank you. For the members, the member from Harry Sound, Ms. Kulka. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I rise to pay tribute to Orville Hammond of Bracebridge, a community leader and born entrepreneur who passed away on Remembrance Day at age 88 or have entered the transportation business in 1944 when his principal told him to quit school and go to work. With a special permit to drive, Orville took up driving a taxi and a year later bought his own car and started a taxi business. By the 60s, when Mr. Hammond was my school bus driver, he had expanded Hammond's taxi into student transportation. Mr. Hammond was also my first driving instructor teaching me to shift gears as he drove the bus when I was very young. And I wasn't the only one at his funeral, his children and grandchildren all talked about how he taught them to drive. Hammond Transportation is now run by Orville's son, Greg, has a fleet of more than 175 school buses and coaches and employs 300 people. When you drive into Bracebridge on Highway 118, you can't miss the Hammond Transportation Yard. Orville Hammond helped to build Bracebridge. He was a generous donor to the school breakfast programs, food banks, and children's sports teams. He and his wife Fran raised a wonderful family, Jim, Brad, Greg, and Beverly. I want to share today my condolences with the extended Hammond family and let them know how well loved and respected Orville Hammond was. Orville Hammond was one of a kind and he will be missed by many. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the members. The same is the member from London West. Thank you, Speaker. On August 1st, 2013, Alyssa Kilburn's son, Jeremy Bowley, dropped her off at work in London before heading to his summer job. She had no idea that this was the last time she would see him alive. At the age of 21, Jeremy died when a tenth pole at his work struck an overhanging power wire. A Ministry of Labor investigation later found that none of the six workers on the crew, all 25 years of age or younger, had received safety training and no one from the company had assessed the site in advance. Alyssa's journey since that day has been remarkable. In the face of unimaginable grief, she became involved with Threads of Life and is a strong advocate for workplace safety. She has also been closely involved with the coroner's inquest jury into Jeremy's death, which last week released recommendations to prevent more young workers from dying on the job. These include new high school curriculum on occupational health and safety and the rights of students to refuse unsafe work. Speaker, with the expansion of experiential learning across all Ontario schools, colleges and universities, occupational health and safety training for students has never been more critical. I call on this liberal government to immediately adopt all of the coroner's inquest jury recommendations and especially mandatory workplace safety training for young people in Ontario. This is the least we can do for Alyssa Kilborn and every parent like her who has lost a child to workplace death. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. We'll remember your statements and we'll come out ourselves. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I rise today to recognize and celebrate physician assistants in Ontario. November 27th was National Physician Assistant Day in Canada. Working alongside physicians and other health professionals, Canada's PAs are having a positive impact on the quality of care that Canadians are receiving. National PAs is about public education and awareness of the profession as well as celebrating those medical professionals and thanking them for the work that they do. We recognize the significant impact that physician assistants have on internal medicine, acute care, primary care and other areas of our healthcare system. Speaker, my mother was a nurse at National Defense Medical Center for many years and she worked with many medics and I know there are many physicians that come from our Canadian Armed Forces and I want to give a shout out to them as well. Physician assistants also play a critical role in maintaining a strong and sustainable healthcare system. I'd like to thank PAs for their dedication and commitment to patient care in Ontario. I'd also like to recognize the Canadian Association of Physician Assistants, CAPA, for their advocacy work and commitment towards physician assistants across Ontario and the country. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you for their member statements. The member from Sault Ste. Marie. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is my pleasure to stand here today and recognize Mr. John Lalonde of Sault Ste. Marie, the Canadian Bush Plain Heritage Centre and their incredible team of volunteers. In 1997, Mr. Lalonde and several other volunteers undertook to rebuild a de-Havilland FoxMoth aircraft. 20 years later, they can proudly say they've completed the task that they had set out to do. The de-Havilland FoxMoth was invented in 1932 in the United Kingdom. After the Second World War, 53 of these units were built in Canada and 39 of them remained in Canada after production. Most of these were flown in flow ski configuration and they were used as bush planes. The aircraft was originally designed as a compact economical passenger aircraft with space for three passengers. Behind the engine in the pilot's seat was just outside near the aft of the plane. The company also designed a special gurney so that this aircraft could be used as an air ambulance in times of need. The wings of the plane would actually fold in for easy storage. Bush planes are an essential component of Canadian history and the Canadian Bush Plain Heritage Centre in Sault Ste. Marie recognizes the monumental contribution that bush planes have made and their mandate is to foster awareness and appreciation of that. This astonishing piece of history was recreated by hand with countless hours invested by these volunteers who are simply committed to preserving Canadian heritage. The fruit of their labourer is a tangible piece of Canadian history that will provide the next generation of Canadians with a first-hand link to the past. The team that dedicated themselves to this project hoped that they can receive approval to have this plane flown on a special occasion by pilot Dave Hatfield who's the brother of Canadian astronaut Chris Hatfield. I want to share how proud I am of this team and their dedication to our history. I commend them for their 20-year commitment to this extraordinary project and for once again putting Sault Ste. Marie on the map. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the member's statements. The member from Scarborough Agent Court. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. One of the great privileges of serving as an MPP is meeting talented constituents of Scarborough Agent Court. It is my honour to rise today, Mr. Speaker, to recognize exceptional work of Robert McCollman a paramedic superintendent with Northumberland County. This year, Robert McCollman was awarded the Governor General's Emergency Medical Service exemplary service medal. This medal recognizes Robert's professionalism, emergency medical services to the public and the performance of these duties in an exemplary manner characterized by good conduct, industry, and efficiency. Robert is entering his 38th year of what he calls, quote, a long career of rendering aid to the sick and injured, end of quote. He cites working with other paramedics and healthcare partners as truly a rewarding experience. Robert's service to his community includes being a champion of paramedic education, both as a student and as an educator. He previously worked with the Toronto Paramedic Service as a driver educator. This important role enables Robert to train new paramedics on row and speed safety to keep Ontarians safe. Robert believes in lifelong education, and this is demonstrated by his recent completion of a loyalist college program of managing and leading in municipal environment. Robert McCollman, on behalf of the Ontario Legislature, I would like to thank you for your long and exemplary service as paramedic and driver educator for the past 38 years. Again, congratulations on your recent Governor General Emergency Medical Service Exemplary Service Medal. So thank you. Thank you, Senator Member Pavements, the member from York Central. Yes, thank you very much, Mr. Speaker, and it's my pleasure to be able to talk today about the amazing Miriam King and Bradford. In Bradford, yesterday I learned with great sadness that two local papers in my writing are closing their doors. The Bradford Times and the Innisfil examiner, we all know that the way people consume media is changing, and one consequence of that includes a decline in print advertising revenue. Yesterday, the citizens of Bradford, West Williambury and Innisfil lost a huge supporter of our community life. Miriam King was that supporter. Her enthusiasm for our communities was legendary. She managed to get from one event to another, sometimes 12 to 15 in one day. We will miss her dedication. Sadly, it is not only my community that is impacted by these changes. Community newspapers across Ontario are being closed, including Aurelia's Packet and Times and the Berry examiner, which has operated since 1864. My thoughts today are with the nearly 300 people across Ontario who are losing their jobs as a result of very real human impact. In particular, my thoughts are with my friend, Miriam King, the editor of the Bradford Times. Thank you. I thank all members for their statements. It's their foretime for reports by committees.


The question about what's going on at the border is somebody asking the foreign nationals who are walking into Del Rio, Texas, and setting up camps on this side of the border for proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test? Well, first of all, I can read, I can readdress for you or we re talk you through what steps we take who fly into the country. So if somebody walks into the country right across the river, does somebody ask them to see their vaccination card? Let me explain to you again, Peter, how our process works.  If they have symptoms, the intention is for them to be quarantined. That is our process. They're not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time. I don't think it's the same thing. It's not the same thing. Where's the vice president on any of this? Isn't she supposed to be addressing the root causes of migration? Absolutely.


It's pretty incredible when you think about the fact that we have all of the transcripts from the Apollo missions to the moon. It's an incredible way to preserve the astronauts' character and really commemorate what the missions were actually like. But it didn't come without a fight. I'm Amy Shearer, title, and today on Adventure Space, we're talking about the astronauts sometimes salty language. Early 1960s, rocket launches weren't presented to the public in real time. The U.S. Air Force and the Army used what was called a fire in the tail protocol, which meant that only when there was literally fire pouring out the tail end of a rocket could the public affairs office say anything. And even then, it was only prepared statements. NASA sought to break away from this fire in the tail approach to journalism and bring open communications to the space agency. The first real step in this direction came in 1963 after a personal appeal from NASA's then-news director, Paul Haney, to President Kennedy's press secretary, Pierre Salinger, an appeal sanctioned by NASA's administrator, James Webb. In one brief phone call, Salinger passed on to Haney, President Kennedy's personal endorsement for open communications from the space agency. Haney's vision was for NASA to release transcripts from missions exactly as they were after the flight. It was something the astronauts pushed back against, notably Alan Shepard, who was then chief of the astronaut office. He worried that unedited transcripts would tarnish the public's impression of their astronauts, but Haney knew that nobody thought the astronauts were alter boys. Fast forward to April of 1972, the month that Apollo 16 splashed down and the mission transcript was released to the public. At least one of them was. There were as many as four transcripts created from every Apollo mission. One was the air-to-ground transcript between the crew and Houston. One was from the public affairs office, which was public updates coming from the space agency. And there was one from each spacecraft, one inside the command service module and one inside the lunar module. These conversations inside the spacecraft were things that NASA didn't really want to release publicly, more because the crew would be discussing individual instruments inside the cockpit that the space agency didn't necessarily want to be made public. That air-to-ground transcript, however, was the one that NASA did release, and knowing that it was on that loop, the astronauts did seem to self-censor, because the conversations inside the spacecraft were a little bit more free-form that you would expect from men going to the moon. However, there was the odd time that an astronaut would forget he was on the air-to-ground loop or not realize that his mic was hot. It happened to Apollo 16 commander John Young. While walking around on the moon, Commander John Young made some comments to Charlie Duke regarding the high amounts of fruit in their diet. The Apollo 16 astronauts had a lot of fruit beverages because the Apollo 15 astronauts had developed irregular heartbeats after a potassium deficiency. However, the fruit-laden diet did have some side effects. As Young said to Duke, not realizing that his mic was hot, I have the farts again. I've got them again, Charlie.   In the transcript that NASA released after the mission, this statement was just cleaned up a little bit.  However, the audio clips from these missions still exist, so we can preserve what actually happened on the moon. Because going to the moon was a human endeavor and the astronauts were human and nobody's perfect. The story of NASA's open communications is just one of the really interesting PR aspects discussed in the book Marketing the Moon. Which, if you're interested in that side of the Moon program at all, I would highly suggest reading because it is sort of fascinating. For more on this story of astronaut censorship, check out the Vintage Space article linked below in the about box. And don't forget to check out Vintage Space on Popular Science for all kinds of space history stories and minutia. And a reminder that I am still live tweeting the Apollo 12 mission. We're about four days from Splashdown, so you can still come in and relive their return to Earth in real time with a 45 year time delay. Follow me as AST Vintage Space on Twitter for those updates, as well as all kinds of space updates all the time. And don't forget to subscribe right here so you never miss another episode.


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Here we are in our example of Form 1040 populated with LASERT tax software. You don't need tax software to follow along, but it's a great tool to run scenarios with. You can also get access to the Form 1040 related schedules and forms at the IRS website, irs.gov, irs.gov, starting point as usual. Single filer, Mr. Anderson, 100,000 on the wages. We've got the $12,950 for the standard deduction, getting us down to the $87,050, mirroring that on our Excel worksheet, $100,000, $12,950, $87,050, page two calculating the tax, then at the $14,774, $15,000 withheld, getting us to the $226,000 mirrored over here on our income tax formula. However, our major focus is on page one, the calculation to get down to taxable income on down below. We're focused on the student loan interest. Now, the couple things just to remember to keep in mind with the student loan interest, you will typically get a form for it. So it's fairly straightforward and easy from that perspective. And remember, when you're talking to people, this is going to be the interest on the loan. So when people are taking out the loans, that's not when we're getting the benefit here. It's when they're basically paying back the loans and are being charged interest on it. This is for the interest portion of the loan, not the full loan payment itself. So we've got the 1098E note that that's different than a 1099. Normally, when we see the form 1099, we get scared. We say, oh, no, this is something we might have to include in income. But with the 1098, that might actually be something good, which we might get like a deduction for as we do here. Oh, no deductible. So we'll typically have a form for that. There's also going to be an income threshold that we need to be aware of. And there's a cap, I believe at the 2500 for the maximum amount of the deduction. So if the student loan interest, and this is just the interest portion is over the 2500, we could be limited there. And we've got the phase outs as well. And the phase out, the our ads, you're not going to get the deduction if you're over 85,000 or 175,000 married filing joint. So for example, if I went to page one, and we go to number two, this is schedule one, page two, and scroll down to the student loan interest, I'm going to jump to the data input. And so there it is. And let's just imagine it was like 10,000 on the interest. So it's going to be a lot of interest, we would be paying there if it was that much. But just to show where the caps are, but note here, nothing pulls over. Why? Because it got limited. So total qualified student loan interest, there's the cap 2500. But then it was further limited by the fact that we're over the income threshold. So let's close this back out.  Then if I pull back on over, now I've got it capped it at 2500. So so and I put in 10,000, it capped it at the 2500. So that's an item we'd want to keep in mind as well, if we're discussing if there's a whole lot of student loan interest, which isn't the payment, but the interest. So there it is. It pulls onto page one.  Let's go to those. These are the, not the itemized deductions, adjustments to income, pull it together for crying out loud, pull it together. This is going to be student, I'll just put one line on it, student loan interest. You could have multiple student loans because it could be, you know, married couple with multiple loans, but we, we're just going to combine them together here instead of having a bunch of different lines. And I put 2,500. Now you could do a limitation like you could say the cap is 2,500. And let's do like an if 2,500.  Let's say this is 2,500 and the data input is going to be here. Boom. And then the, and then we put in 10,000 and then you'd say it would be the lesser of equals the min equals the min of those two because there's the cap. So you could try to work in your cap calculation. That could get a little bit messy if you had student loan interest in a married situation, but that for general rule, you could do something a little fancy like that to help you, to help you see what the cap is, you know, on your worksheet. And then that's going to pull over to page one. So there's the 2,500, the 97,000 there. So there's the, if I go to page one, page number one, I need to bring down the income to 50,000. 50,000. I forgot. 50,000 minus 2,500 is 47,500. There it is. Minus the 12,950 gets us down to the 30, 34,550. So 34,550. And then I can let the software do the calculation on the, on the second page, but I'm just going to stop it there because that's where our major focus is at.