Ken Ray

• Genevieve Zamalloa, a Single Person, Plaintiff, Counter-Defendant, v. Robert Hart, Defendant, Ligon Nationwide Incorporation, a Kentucky Corporation, Defendant, Cross-Claimant, Appellee-Cross-Appellant, v. Ken-Ray Trucking Corporation, a Wisconsin Corporation, Defendant, Counter-Claimant, Cross-Claimant, Appellant-Cross-Appellee., 31 F.3d 911 (9th Cir. 1994)

Edward Farman, Schindel, Cooper & Farman, New York City, for appellant Ken-Ray Trucking Corp. M. Byron Lewis, Jennings, Strouss & Salmon, P.L.C., Pho...

• Federal Circuits

• Oneida Indian Nation of New York, Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant-Appellee, Ray Halbritter, Keller George, Chuck Fougnier, Marilyn John, Clint Hill, Dale Rood, Dick Lynch, Ken Phillips, Beulah Green, Ruth Burr, Brian Patterson, and Iva Rodgers, Consolidated-Defendants-Appellees, v. City of Sherrill, New York, Defendant-Counter-Claimant-Appellant, Madison County, Amicus Curiae-Appellant, Oneida County, Amicus Curiae, State of New York, Amicus Curiae., 337 F.3d 139 (2nd Cir. 2003)

Michael R. Smith, Zuckerman Spaeder, LLP, Washington, DC (William W. Taylor, III, David A. Reiser, of counsel), for Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant-Appell...

• Federal Circuits

• Broken Dipstick On Automatic Transmission Won't Hurt Engine

I HAVE A 1993 Subaru Loyale four-wheel-drive wagon. The transmission-fluid dipstick has broken off the cap. The stem is down the fill tube beyond where I can reach it with a telescoping magnet. I tried to grasp it with a long pair of hemostats, but was unable to get far enough down. Tape back-wrapped on a piece of wire was not sticky enough to get it out that way, either. Is the car safe to drive? I purchased a replacement cap/dipstick and can check the level, which is fine. I'm worried that driving it will end up pushing the broken piece into the transmission. Any idea how to remove it, or how much money it will take to have a shop do it? - Ken Ray: You're worried about a broken dipstick on a '93 Loyale, Ken? Isn't that like worrying about the barnacles on the Andrea Doria?

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• October 21, 2011

• Panel Mulls Ethics Code

UPLAND - A five-member City Council Advisory Committee will consider campaign contribution limits as well as an ethics code for city officials. Councilmen Ray Musser and Ken Willis recommended that the committee look into implementing the campaign contribution limitations during city elections.

• The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
• January 18, 2011

• As Costs Climb, Agents Helping Clients Meet Employees' Expectations

The rising cost of providing employee benefits is being decried on all fronts, but independent insurance agents say it's especially difficult for their small business clients to keep up. Ken Ray, senior vice president of the employment benefit division with Stewart Sneed Hewes/BancorpSouth agency, has observed the impact for some time as premiums rise with increasing health care costs.

• Mississippi Business Journal, The
• August 25, 2009

• Golf: Club Champs Crowned

Springbrook LEEDS -- Senior Club Championship: Men, 50-59, Gross, Ron Leeman 68, Truman Libby 75, Fred Warner 76, Sid Cohen 76; Net, Don Rahmlow 55, Rich Howard 64, Lonnie Steeves 65, Rick Shea 65, Mike Starn 65, Dave Cowan 65, Jon Kent 65. Pins, No. 2, Norm Colter 7-9; No. 8, Ken Carver 8-3; No. 13, Don Rahmlow 3-6; No. 15, Ray Provencher 12-6. 60- 69, Gross, Gross, Joe Mertzel 71, Ken Carver 73, Mike Wing 74; Net, John Gross 59, Dick Metivier 64, Tim Mynahan 66. 70-up, Gross, Dan Mulherin 78, Larry Fitzgerald 80; Net, Jim Fleming 63, Aaron Burke 70. Women, 50-59, Gross, Rita Howard 86. Pins, No. 2, Rita Howard 3- 11; No. 8, Anita Thayer 8-6; No. 13, Rita Howard 5-6. 60-69, Gross, Rachel Newman 76; Net, Carmen Cohen 65, Jean Pratt 65. 70-up, Gross, Earlene Jackson 80. Men's skins, Gros...

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• August 10, 2011

• County Needs Attainable Long-Range Goal for Jail

Yakima County's downtown Yakima jail is known as the "iceberg" for its hulking presence; now we're hoping the analogy doesn't foreshadow a metaphorical shipwreck. This star-crossed jail voyage set sail in early 2002, when a citizens panel recommended a new 864-bed jail to nearly double the existing capacity of the iceberg, which opened in 1985. That was followed by the adjacent jail annex in 1992. Initially the thought was to put the jail just north of the present one. All along, financing would come primarily from fees paid by outside agencies, mainly King County municipalities, to house their inmates. A key player in pushing the project was then-Corrections Director Ken Ray.

• Yakima Herald-Republic
• January 14, 2011

• Ralph Liles, Herman Bachanan, David Carlson, Ken Stastny, James Glenn, Larry Nolte and Ray Robinson, Appellants, v. Ronald E. Reagan, Appellee., 804 F.2d 493 (8th Cir. 1986)

Michael P. Farris, Washington, D.C., for appellants. Sharon M. Lindgren, Lincoln, Neb., for appellee. Before HEANEY and WOLLMAN, Circuit Judges, and ...

• Federal Circuits

• Vote Indicates Turn for Better

Kudos are due Upland Mayor Ray Musser and Councilmen Ken Willis and Brendan Brandt. It's not often we see elected officials vote for a major reduction in their own benefits, but these three did.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• October 02, 2011

• Jagr Movement Could Be Coming Very Soon

Jaromir Jagr's agent, Petr Svoboda, will be at the NHL Entry Draft this weekend. So will Penguins general manager Ray Shero and Detroit Red Wings GM Ken Holland. It's time to make a deal.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• June 22, 2011