John Keyes

• Mr. John L. Keyes, Iii

, 57, husband of Celeste Wilson Keyes, of Knotty Pine Road, entered into rest Wednesday, May 4, 2005. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM today at Christ Baptist Church with Rev. Eddie West officiating. Interment will be Monday, May 9, 2005, in Winchester, Ky.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• May 10, 2005

• Reg G. Garratt, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. James E. Knowles, Nancy Knowles, Charles L. Knowles, Katherine Knowles Strasburg, Margaret Knowles Schink, E. Lawrence Keyes, R. Euguene Goodson, Defrees & Fisk and John W. Hupp, Defendants-Appellees., 245 F.3d 941 (7th Cir. 2001)

Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division. No. 00 C 764--David H. Coar, Judge.[Copyrighted ...

• Federal Circuits

• Mr. John L. Keyes, Iii

, 57, husband of Celeste Wilson Keyes, of Knotty Pine Road, entered into rest Wednesday, May 4, 2005, at University Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Saturday, May 7, 2005, at Christ Baptist Church with Rev. Eddie West officiating. Interment will be Monday, May 9, 2005, in Winchester, Ky.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• May 08, 2005

• James Fowler and John Keyes Join Noodle Specialty Brokers.

CHICAGO -- Industry Veterans Bring Nearly Seven Decades of Combined Specialty Underwriting Experience to New InsuranceNoodle Division Insurance indu...

• Business Wire
• August 03, 2004

• Girl's Final Message: 'I Love You Guys'

BAILEY, Colo. -- As the hours dragged by and the gunman inside Platte Canyon High School released four hostages one by one, standing among the desperate parents was John Keyes, wondering about the fate of his 16-year-old daughter, Emily. Louis Gonzalez, a spokesman for the family, said the father had just bought Emily and her twin brother cell phones for their 16th birthdays. As he stood near the school, he searched for a volunteer to send a text message to Emily.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• September 29, 2006

• 1st Regional Children's Probate Court Opens in Elm City

NEW HAVEN -- For judges who consider child custody and guardianship matters, every case is difficult. "We might see a grandmother who says her daughter can't handle caring for her kids," said Probate Judge John Keyes. Parents may risk losing custody of their children due to mental illness, substance abuse, or difficulties coping with life in general, according to Keyes.

• New Haven Register
• July 22, 2008

• Gary R. Becker, Appellant, v. Interstate Properties, Interstate Construction Corporation, Windsor Contracting Corp., Lawrence Corporation, Diamond Reo, Jamesway Company, Willard F. Edwards, John Doe and Richard Roe, Saul Silverman, A.I.A., Raymond Keyes Engineers. Interstate Properties and I. P. Construction Corp., Third-Party Plaintiffs, v. Wood Pine Constructors, Inc., 569 F.2d 1203 (3rd Cir. 1978)

Edward B. Meredith, Meredith, Meredith & Chase, Trenton, N. J., for appellant. Edward J. McCardell, Jr., Trenton, N. J., Thomas P. Weidner, Princeto...

• Federal Circuits

• 'Dogs Stifle Rams in Second Half

FAIRFIELD - Thwarted by a goal-line stand that denied them a touchdown just before intermission, the Lawrence Bulldogs countered with suffocating defense of their own in the second half Saturday night to surge past Bangor 21-14 in a battle of Class A football unbeatens before a crowd estimated at 3,000 at Keyes Field. With the win coach John Hersom's club (7-0) took a big step toward securing home-field advantage throughout the Eastern Maine Class A playoffs that begin in two weeks. Bangor dips to 6-1 pending its regular-season finale against Brewer next Friday.

• Bangor Daily News
• October 18, 2010

• Daniel Monahan, Evelyn S. Rodriguez, Cecilia Lorde, Luis Almodovar, Fred Silva, Thomas Basil, Robert Netell, Daniel Foynes, Harvey Ball, Daniel Aponte, Gary Nardiello, Vincent Rebecca, Oral Beckford, Alice Bresloff, Irwin Cohen, Jose Cuevas, Dennis Deniro, Ingrid Griffin, Dennisse Ilarraza, Theodore Israel, Sabrina Keyes-Alston, Julie Knowles, Tanya Mann, Michael Messina, John Mickel, Nzingha Moses, Noah Norfleet, Joseph Palermo, Garfield Parkison, Hilda Reyes, Kevin Riley, Ruben Rodriguez, Luis Santiago, Wendy Tyson, Linda Varbero, Willie Wallace, Johnny Watford, Anthony White, Denise Whyte-Phillips and Martine Whyte, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. New York City Department of Corrections, City of New York, Michael Jacobson, Acting Commissioner, City of New York Department of Correction, Terrance Skinner, Deputy Warden and Commanding Officer of the Health Management Division of the City of New York Dept. of Correction, Johnston, Supervisor Civilian (Id No. 25835), Peter Mahon,..., 214 F.3d 275 (2nd Cir. 2000)

Fredric Ostrove, Carle Place, N.Y. (Leeds & Morelli, Esqs., Carle Place, New York), for Plaintiffs-Appellants. Susan Choi-Hausman, Office of the Corp...

• Federal Circuits

• Turning Points

[John Bascom] battled over campus administration with several powerful regents, most critically with "Boss" Elisha Keyes, the mayor both before and during Bascom's term and the Republican postmaster from Lincoln to Roosevelt. Bascom thought Keyes a corrupt bully and tried to block his appointment in 1877. He failed, and the two began a running struggle over control of the university's business affairs. In 1884, Keyes unleashed an assault on Bascom's administration, which led to Bascom being forced out As he left, Bascom published an extraordinary 5,000-word screed that denounced the Board of Regents for their "slovenly, self-seeking political ways." He warned that because of the regents' gross mismanagement, Wisconsinites were "in danger of paying the price of a first-class University a...

• Isthmus; Madison, Wis.
• August 13, 2009