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Thank you. Good morning, supervisors. Good morning. I am here today to support the sheriff and his effort to reduce the cost of these collect calls. We provide the representation to 23,000 people a year and 83 percent of the people that are charged are below the federal Poverty Level in San Francisco and the reality is, as the sheriff said, it is if the families that are getting gouged because the inmates for the most part have no money and no resources when they are in custody. And so it is the...

Reason it was mostly medical calls, and that was the person in every instance that had to deal with the situation. Constantly, and i just see that it clearly from my perspective, it seems like it is something that we should begin to look at. And whether, and analyze, and determine whether or not that is a good route for the department to take. Because, it definitely as you know, from your experience, i mean the need is definitely out there, and it may cost money on the front end, but could it be...

War, is the war in 1864. Good morning. If you could all take a seat, please. I am pete carmichael, professor of history here at gettysburg college. I am also the director of the civil war institute. It is my pleasure this morning to introduce brooks simpson, the Asu Foundation professor of history at Arizona State university. He is a historian of 19th century america. The american presidency as well as the civil war and reconstruction. He has written extensively about ulysses s. Grant. He is the...

30 to 40,000 dollars per employee to have fully cross trained workforce. And so that would be one of our main objections or concerns. But do you think that ultimately there could be a cost savings long term with the department in general . I think, that to the requirement to have all of the new hires being trained as a paramedic is something that is not necessary in terms of being able to meet or appropriately staffed and once being able to meet our response requirements and so forth, there are ...

Able to meet or appropriately staffed and once being able to meet our response requirements and so forth, there are initial costs and ten there are additional training costs with having all paramedics in the department and most urban departments do not and they have a percentage whether it is one quarter, or you know, onethird, to be at an advanced life support level of training. Okay. So, i think that we are going to explore this particular issue a little bit more. But i guess that the question...

Was more than just a state of mind, although it seems to take up space rentfree in the minds of many union civil and military leaders. The majoria was obstacle facing Union Military strategy for two reasons. The state contended the confederate capital, richmond, virginia, which soon became an obsessive point of attack for union planters. And because that capital was defended by none other than robert e lee and his army of Northern Virginia, the largest fighting force the confederacy had to offer...

Obsessive point of attack for union planters. And because that capital was defended by none other than robert e lee and his army of Northern Virginia, the largest fighting force the confederacy had to offer, led by its most brilliant commander. Richmond,ons, lee and transfixed Union Military planners. Therefore poses a problem, and poses a problem. Ilitarily for Union Planners it is, after all, the home field of lee and his army. The army of Northern Virginia won all the big ones in virginia. If...

John, what do you do for a living . Caller had a heart attack. Disabled. Host income and where does it come . Caller on social security. Nonstarter. Is a i own my own home. The only thing is with my health bad, it hen it goes so doesnt matter how muchoff make. You dont have enough, you know, ability to actually spend it. Host so you feel that were in a class warfare here in the u. S. . Caller i live in a small town, the small thrown is dying. Populated byown is people who have lived here all of ...