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Baton Rouge Fire Chief Ed Smith announces retirement Baton Rouge Fire Chief Ed Smith announces retirement By WAFB Staff | May 14, 2021 at 11:11 AM CDT - Updated May 14 at 12:09 PM After 19 years of service as Chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department, Ed Smith has announced his retirement. Chief Smith’s last day of duty will be May 17, according to the mayor’s office. The following letter is from BRFD Cheif Edwin Smith: “As I announce my retirement from the Baton Rouge Fire Department ...

Edwin Smith, chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department, announced his retirement Friday, bringing an end to his 47-year career.

"I will die an Indian and my grave will be on this soil. However, for the sake of polarisation they (BJP) label a person as a Muslim or as a Pakistani. This is against (spirit of ) the Constitution, against the pride and ethics of India," Hakim, nicknamed Bobby by his father after Australian cricketer Bobby Simpson, said.

Akim, who has spent over 35 years in politics, also accused the BJP leadership of

Waiting for Wehby action, WI wonders about Pollard’s promotion and the Peter Principle On the radio on Friday morning, the announcer broke the news this way: “ As expected, Bangladesh defeated the West Indies by seven wickets in the second ODI earlier today.” Photo: Bangladesh players celebrate the fall of a West Indies wicket during the second ODI meeting between the two teams. That she should so matter-of-factly say ‘as expected’ is bad enough. What is worse is that she was neither ...

outlookindia.com 2021-01-28T11:30:55+05:30 Swinging By Adelaide Oval At this time of the year, early mornings in Manchester are not a great time to wake up and watch sport. Certainly not for someone who is going to be 83 in February. But then, India was to play a Test after almost 10 months and that too in Australia. I have happy memories of Adelaide. I can’t remember failing at this picturesque venue. It was December 1967 and the first of a four-Test series. The dates (December 23-28...

Nearly a decade later, Bishan Singh Bedis side came even closer against Bobby Simpsons Australia. The home team had lost its key players to Kerry Packer but was still a handful with speed gun Jeff Thomson, Gary Cosier and Peter Toohey in their ranks. "It was a seaming track suited to the pacers," remembers Madan Lal, who took 5/72 wickets in the second innings. This was a rare Test in the Seventies where the pacers -- Madan Lal and Mohinder Amarnath took more wickets (10) than the spin trio of ...

Famous ‘tied Test’ celebrated by CWI, CA Article by December 10, 2020 Cricket West Indies and Cricket Australia marked the 60th anniversary of the now famous “Tied Test” at the Gabba with an international video conference featuring Alan Davidson, Neil Harvey, Lance Gibbs and Peter Lashley, all of whom played a role in one of the most celebrated matches in history. Ricky Skerritt, the CWI president, said matches between the two cricket nations had always been keenly c...

it has been 10 years since the release of the years of lyndon johnson. in a few weeks, the fourth volume will be published. it follows "1982 the path to power." an update on how volume for was taking shape. >> this is a book not just about lyndon johnson but about jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities. it is a very complicated story that i do not think people know. two complicated people. robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. i had to really go into that to try to explain ...