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Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty Cobb attacked life the same way. Tommy Lee Jones portrays the legendary -- and equally cheered and detested -- Georgia Peach in this acclaimed film from writer/director Ron Shelton (Bull Durham, Dark Blue), also starring Robert Wuhl and Lolita Davidovich. From its recapturing of the outfielder's playing days (Roger Clemens portrays a rival pitcher) to its recreation of a 1961 Hall of Fame banquet, Cobb is a movie grand slam.
Cobb Trailer 1994
Director: Ron Shelton
Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
Official Content From Warner Home Video
At the end of his days, the baseball legend tells his life story to a sportswriter in an attempt to shed his image as the meanest man ever to play pro ball.
Movie, Cobb Movie,Cobb Trailer,Cobb 1994, Ron Shelton,Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
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Director Ron Shelton and actors Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl discuss their film, "Cobb," which portrays the relationship between baseball legend Ty Cobb and Al Stump, his biographer.
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Ending to the movie "Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl. Music score is "The Beast Within" by Elliott Goldenthal
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Teaser for Cobb (1994) captured from the Interview With the Vampire (1994)
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In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November 29, 1992 Fred Tokars' beautiful young wife Sara was kidnaped and shotgunned to death by Eddie Lawrence and Curtis Rower. In 1993 Tokars, Lawrence, and Rower were all charged with her murder by a Cobb County grand jury.
In 1994 Fred Tokars was convicted of racketeering and other federal felonies in federal court and was given four sentences of life without parole in a federal prison. After his federal sentences were upheld on appeal, Tokars was put on trial before a jury in a Georgia superior court last January for the murder of Sara. The trial was televised live on Court TV.
On Saturday, March 8, 1997 the jury found Fred Tokars guilty of her murder. Four days later the same jury found that the state had proved beyond a reasonable doubt several aggravating circumstances permitting a death sentence, but nonetheless exercised its discretion to impose a life sentence on Tokars.
The horrible murder of Sara Tokars, which cannot be sufficiently condemned, must not blot out our eternal vigilance for liberty and justice. There are important civil liberties lessons to be learned as a result of the Fred Tokars murder trial.
First, the "necessity" exception to the hearsay rule was ballooned to allow the jury to hear a vast mass of hearsay and double hearsay testimony, highly damaging to the defendant, concerning the marriage of Fred and Sara Tokars. Grieving relatives or angry friends of Sara were the sources of most of this evidence. The Tokars trial proves there is increasing danger that Americans will be prosecuted and punished on the basis of tittle-tattle. We had better be careful about any further relaxing of the rules of evidence.
Second, the death penalty is a very expensive and a very arbitrary procedure. Prosecutors use it for political purposes. Death penalty cases are now tried on the basis of prosecution testimony coming from jailhouse informers, prostitutes, drug dealers, and murderers, all claiming that the defendant made breathless confessions of guilt to them.
Sometimes the family members of a victim may hijack a public prosecution and transform it into a private vendetta. Under the guise of victim's rights, the prosecution is now allowed to produce a scripted film to be shown to the jury prior to deciding sentence. Victim's rights are now used to mask vindictiveness; victim's rights are becoming a smoke screen to advance the agenda of the law and order elements.
Third, every day prosecutors do more to help criminals than all the liberals and defense lawyers could ever dream of doing. In the Tokars case Cobb County D.A. Tom Charron showered the fiendish murderer, liar, and habitual criminal Eddie Lawrence, a hands-on killer of Sara, with sweetheart deals that will permit him to be released from prison and live in the witness protection program. How many other prosecution witness-criminals received leniency in exchange for giving testimony incriminating Tokars? Some limits need to placed on the unlimited, discretionary power of prosecutors to grant favors to government witnesses or informers.
Fourth, the Tokars case reminds of the role that race plays in death penalty cases. The victim was white and from an affluent white family that wanted a death sentence. It is inconceivable that a black family, or a poor white family, would have had the input into prosecutorial decision-making that Sara's family had.
Finally, the jury verdict giving Tokars a life sentence was an enormous defeat for Tom Charron. He gambled a massive expenditure in taxpayer monies on the jackpot of a death sentence, and he lost. It was Charron's Folly, Charron's Fiasco, Charron's Flop.
Despite his prodigious efforts Charron could not even convince a panel of 12 death penalty supporters to vote to kill Tokars. Perhaps as much as $1 million of taxpayers' funds was wasted even though, as Charron knew, the defendant was already serving four life sentences without parole, and even though Charron had extended excessive leniency to one of Sara's actual killers, and had been unable to convict the other actual killer.
However, Charron will suffer no adverse political consequences. To thunderous applause, he will simply remind people that at least he tried to obtain a death sentence. In this state, no prosecutor or politician ever lost an election by supporting capital punishment.
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Cobb (film)
Cobb is a 1994 biopic starring Tommy Lee Jones as the famed baseball player Ty Cobb. It was written and directed by Ron Shelton and was based on a book by Al Stump. The original music score was composed by Elliot Goldenthal.
Plot
Sportswriter Al Stump is hired in 1960 as ghostwriter of an authorized autobiography of baseball player Tyrus Raymond "Ty" Cobb. Now 73 and in failing health, Cobb wants an official biography to "set the record straight" before he dies.
Stump arrives at Cobb's Lake Tahoe estate to write the official life story of the first baseball player inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He finds a continually-drunken, misanthropic, bitter racist who abuses his biographer as well as everyone else he comes in contact with. Although Cobb's home is luxurious, it is without heat, power and running water due to long-running violent disputes between Cobb and utility companies. Cobb also rapidly runs through domestic workers, hiring and firing them in quick succession.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty Cobb attacked life the same way. Tommy Lee Jones portrays the legendary -- and equally cheered and detested -- Georgia Peach in this acclaimed film from writer/director Ron Shelton (Bull Durham, Dark Blue), also starring Robert Wuhl and Lolita Davidovich. From its recapturing of the outfielder's playing days (Roger Clemens portrays a rival pitcher) to its recreation of a 1961 Hall of Fame banquet, Cobb is a movie grand slam. -
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Cobb Trailer 1994 Director: Ron Shelton Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo, Official Content From Warner Home Video At the end of his days, the baseball legend tells his life story to a sportswriter in an attempt to shed his image as the meanest man ever to play pro ball. Movie, Cobb Movie,Cobb Trailer,Cobb 1994, Ron Shelton,Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo, -
29:42Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)
Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)
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42:09The Murder of Sara Lambrusco Tokars : Crime Documentary
The Murder of Sara Lambrusco Tokars : Crime DocumentaryThe Murder of Sara Lambrusco Tokars : Crime Documentary
In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November 29, 1992 Fred Tokars' beautiful young wife Sara was kidnaped and shotgunned to death by Eddie Lawrence and Curtis Rower. In 1993 Tokars, Lawrence, and Rower were all charged with her murder by a Cobb County grand jury. In 1994 Fred Tokars was convicted of racketeering and other federal felonies in federal court and was given four sentences of life without parole in a federal prison. After his federal sentences were upheld on appeal, Tokars was put on trial before a jury in a Georgia superior court last January for the murder of Sara. The trial was televised live on Court TV. On Saturday, March 8, 1997 the jury found Fred Tokars guilty of her murder. Four days later the same jury found that the state had proved beyond a reasonable doubt several aggravating circumstances permitting a death sentence, but nonetheless exercised its discretion to impose a life sentence on Tokars. The horrible murder of Sara Tokars, which cannot be sufficiently condemned, must not blot out our eternal vigilance for liberty and justice. There are important civil liberties lessons to be learned as a result of the Fred Tokars murder trial. First, the "necessity" exception to the hearsay rule was ballooned to allow the jury to hear a vast mass of hearsay and double hearsay testimony, highly damaging to the defendant, concerning the marriage of Fred and Sara Tokars. Grieving relatives or angry friends of Sara were the sources of most of this evidence. The Tokars trial proves there is increasing danger that Americans will be prosecuted and punished on the basis of tittle-tattle. We had better be careful about any further relaxing of the rules of evidence. Second, the death penalty is a very expensive and a very arbitrary procedure. Prosecutors use it for political purposes. Death penalty cases are now tried on the basis of prosecution testimony coming from jailhouse informers, prostitutes, drug dealers, and murderers, all claiming that the defendant made breathless confessions of guilt to them. Sometimes the family members of a victim may hijack a public prosecution and transform it into a private vendetta. Under the guise of victim's rights, the prosecution is now allowed to produce a scripted film to be shown to the jury prior to deciding sentence. Victim's rights are now used to mask vindictiveness; victim's rights are becoming a smoke screen to advance the agenda of the law and order elements. Third, every day prosecutors do more to help criminals than all the liberals and defense lawyers could ever dream of doing. In the Tokars case Cobb County D.A. Tom Charron showered the fiendish murderer, liar, and habitual criminal Eddie Lawrence, a hands-on killer of Sara, with sweetheart deals that will permit him to be released from prison and live in the witness protection program. How many other prosecution witness-criminals received leniency in exchange for giving testimony incriminating Tokars? Some limits need to placed on the unlimited, discretionary power of prosecutors to grant favors to government witnesses or informers. Fourth, the Tokars case reminds of the role that race plays in death penalty cases. The victim was white and from an affluent white family that wanted a death sentence. It is inconceivable that a black family, or a poor white family, would have had the input into prosecutorial decision-making that Sara's family had. Finally, the jury verdict giving Tokars a life sentence was an enormous defeat for Tom Charron. He gambled a massive expenditure in taxpayer monies on the jackpot of a death sentence, and he lost. It was Charron's Folly, Charron's Fiasco, Charron's Flop. Despite his prodigious efforts Charron could not even convince a panel of 12 death penalty supporters to vote to kill Tokars. Perhaps as much as $1 million of taxpayers' funds was wasted even though, as Charron knew, the defendant was already serving four life sentences without parole, and even though Charron had extended excessive leniency to one of Sara's actual killers, and had been unable to convict the other actual killer. However, Charron will suffer no adverse political consequences. To thunderous applause, he will simply remind people that at least he tried to obtain a death sentence. In this state, no prosecutor or politician ever lost an election by supporting capital punishment. -
3:33ABC News Has William Cobb Ask Clinton Question On 1994 Crime Bill
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2:50MSNBC Has William Cobb Ask Clinton Question On 1994 Crime Bill
MSNBC Has William Cobb Ask Clinton Question On 1994 Crime Bill
Cobb (1994)
PlotAl Stump is a famous sports-writer chosen by Ty Cobb to co-write his official, authorized 'autobiography' before his death. Cobb, widely feared and despised, feels misunderstood and wants to set the record straight about 'the greatest ball-player ever,' in his words. However, when Stump spends time with Cobb, interviewing him and beginning to write, he realizes that the general public opinion is largely correct. In Stump's presence, Cobb is angry, violent, racist, misogynistic, and incorrigibly abusive to everyone around him. Torn between printing the truth by plumbing the depths of Cobb's dark soul and grim childhood, and succumbing to Cobb's pressure for a whitewash of his character and a simple baseball tale of his greatness, Stump writes two different books. One book is for Cobb, the other for the public.
Keywords: baseball, baseball-movie, baseball-player, based-on-article, breasts, detroit-tigers, female-frontal-nudity, female-nudity, ghost-writer, male-full-frontal-nudity
Genres
Biography, Drama, Sport,Taglines:
Everyone hated this baseball legend. And he loved it.,Quotes:
Louis Prima: With all the great players playing ball right now, how well do you think you would do against today's pitchers?::Ty Cobb: Well, I figure against today's pitchers I'd only probably hit about .290::Louis Prima: .290? Well that's amazing, because you batted over .400 a... a whole bunch of times. Now tell us all, we'd all like to know, why do you think you'd only hit .290?::Ty Cobb: Well, I'm 72 fucking years old you ignorant son of a bitch.
Ramona: Greatness is overrated.
Ramona: Who are you again?::Ty Cobb: I am the Georgia Peach. I have 4,191 base hits in 11,429 at bats, 920 stolen bases, 2,244 runs scored, and 93 batting records; and I want you to take off every stitch of your clothes.::Ramona: I don't think so. [Cobb points a gun to her head] That don't scare me, 'cause if you shoot me, I'll be dead. And you're not gonna screw a dead lady!::Ty Cobb: [cocks gun] I might like it.
[Cobb narrates a lengthy lambasting of Babe Ruth into a tape recorder]::Al Stump: Come on, Ty, aren't you going to give Ruth credit for anything?::Ty Cobb: (pauses) He could run okay for a fat man.
[to the umpire]::Ty Cobb: How do you do, Cyclops?::Umpire: Shut up, Cobb.::Ty Cobb: You're missing an excellent ballgame.
[to a teammate who just struck out]::Ty Cobb: Who signed you?::Teammate: Go to hell, Cobb.::Ty Cobb: Who did that?
[to Stumpy, about Cobb, as Willie leaves for town]::Willie: And you sir, you should leave this disgusting, wretched, sorry son of a motherfucker - immediately. Good evening.
Ty Cobb: [to Stump] The desire for glory is not a sin.
Ty Cobb: Baseball is a red blooded sport for red blooded men. It's no pink tea, and molly-coddles had better stay out... It's a struggle for supremacy, a survival of the fittest.
Ty Cobb: I had to fight all my life to survive. They were all against me, but I beat the bastards and left them in the ditch.
'Cobb' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Bad Country (2014)
Actors: Jeff Danna (composer), Michael J. Duthie (editor), Michael J. Duthie (producer), Amy Smart (actress), Neal McDonough (actor), Don Carmody (producer), Chris Marquette (actor), Matt Dillon (actor), Bill Duke (actor), J.D. Evermore (actor), Ritchie Montgomery (actor), Tom Berenger (actor), Willem Dafoe (actor), Garin Sparks (miscellaneous crew), Charlie French (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Inspired by real events, BAD COUNTRY is a gritty Louisiana set crime drama. Detective Bud Carter's investigations lead to the arrest of Jesse Weiland, a contract killer from a criminal syndicate. Weiland, facing life in prison and losing his family, puts his trust in Carter and becomes an informant. The case attracts the FBI, who in turn, wrestles control from Carter. When a sting goes bad, the syndicate boss, Lutin Adams uses crooked politicians and lawyers to identify Weiland as the 'rat.' His family is executed, setting Weiland on a path of revenge executing targets on a manhunt for Lutin. Carter takes control, pursuing the syndicate to the French Quarter. The climax explodes as Carter, Weiland and Lutin are caught in a triangular crossfire.
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller,Pink Zone (2014)
Actors: Bruce Chianese (composer), Julian Brand (actor), Audrey Ellis Fox (actress), Todd Bartoo (producer), Todd Bartoo (producer), Benjamin J. Walter (editor), Benjamin J. Walter (writer), Benjamin J. Walter (writer), Benjamin J. Walter (producer), Benjamin J. Walter (writer), Benjamin J. Walter (producer), Benjamin J. Walter (director), Cynthia Pinot (actress), Tiago Felizardo (actor), Jayna Sweet (actress),
Genres: Drama, Sci-Fi,Taglines: Kiss me. Kill me.
Red 2 (2013)
Actors: Titus Welliver (actor), Bruce Willis (actor), Tim Pigott-Smith (actor), Gino Picciano (actor), Vlasta Vrana (actor), Neal McDonough (actor), Garrick Hagon (actor), Brian Cox (actor), Steven Berkoff (actor), John Malkovich (actor), David Thewlis (actor), Anthony Hopkins (actor), Lasco Atkins (actor), Mary-Louise Parker (actress), Helen Mirren (actress),
Plot: Retired CIA agent Frank Moses is in love with Sarah Ross and enjoying their normal life. Out of the blue, Marvin Boggs meets Frank in the supermarket and tells that Wikileaks has released the information that they had participated and know the whereabouts of the Nightshade, a portable nuclear weapon that was smuggled in pieces and hidden in Russia. Now the top agents in the world are under contract to seek them out to discover where Nightshade is. The trio travels to Paris and teams-up with the Russian Katja to track down the former Russian Agent 'The Frog' to get more information about the operation. They learn that the brilliant inventor Dr. Edward Bailey might know where the weapon is. They discover that Bailey has been interned in an asylum in London by the MI-16 for thirty-two years and the British Victoria joins the team. They rescue Bailey and find that the nuclear device is hidden in the Kremlin. Soon the dangerous South Korean Han joins the group expecting to retrieve the weapon. But dangerous killer Jack Horton is hunting Frank down and will not stop until he recovers the nuclear bomb.
Keywords: based-on-comic, based-on-comic-book, dc-comics, digit-in-title, evil-scientist, ex-cia-agent, martial-arts, number-in-title, numbered-sequel, second-partGenres: Action, Comedy, Crime, Thriller,
Taglines: The best never rest.
Quotes:
Marvin: Mommy just slapped Daddy at the dinner table!Marvin: What happens in the Kremlin stays in the Kremlin!
Victoria: Its important to enjoy life while you still can!
Sarah: I didn't know what to do, I didn't want to kill him!::Frank: So you chose to kiss him?
Sarah: Where did you get the bodies?::Victoria: [Deadpan] From my freezer.
Marvin: If there's one thing I know, it's women and covert operations.::Frank: Marvin, that's two things.::Han Cho Bai: No, grasshopper. It is not.
Bailey: When you mess with me, that's what you get.
Bailey: I didn't see that coming!
Frank: Look, I'm retired, okay? I'm happy. We're happy.::Marvin: Frank... Frank, you haven't killed anybody in months!::Frank: That is not a bad thing. Okay? That's a positive thing for a lot of people.
Jack Horton: Speaking of Sarah. I love watching her shave her legs in the tub. Kinda reminds me of these Belgian mercs I met in the Congo. They would skin people alive to get them to talk.
Courage to Create (2012)
Actors: Brian Lally (actor), Wolfgang Bodison (actor), Nicholas Acosta (editor), Nicholas Acosta (director), Jim Parrack (actor), Ingrid Clay (actress), Tony Savant (actor), Heather Morris (actress), Ash Lendzion (actress), Valerie Henderson (actor), Valerie Henderson (producer), Valerie Henderson (writer), William Mull (actor), Travis Mitchell (producer), Travis Mitchell (actor),
Genres: Comedy, Short,Girl Vs. Monster (2012)
Actors: Stuart Gillard (director), Connie Rusgen (miscellaneous crew), Paul Becker (miscellaneous crew), Christine Wilson (miscellaneous crew), Brian Palermo (actor), W. Robert Millar (miscellaneous crew), Geoff Redknap (miscellaneous crew), Jocelyne Loewen (actress), Kirk Johns (miscellaneous crew), Tracey Jeffrey (producer), Anne Jacobsen (miscellaneous crew), Sheena Ross (miscellaneous crew), Ron McGee (writer), Jennifer Aspen (actress), Lisa Mazzotta (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Skylar finds out that her parents are monster hunters after she accidentally releases some monsters from a secret containment chamber; so she and her techno friends must recapture all the monsters and also save her mom and dad from these monsters who are out for revenge.
Keywords: cemetery, fear, fearless, female-protagonist, halloween, halloween-party, high-school, laboratory, monster, monster-huntingGenres: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi,
Yellow Rock (2011)
Actors: Bruce Mercury (actor), Michael Biehn (actor), Daniel Veluzat (producer), Nick Vallelonga (director), James Russo (actor), Peter Sherayko (actor), Jennifer Blanc (actress), Nick Vallelonga (producer), Randy Miller (composer), Ann M. Doria (miscellaneous crew), Zahn McClarnon (actor), James Logan (actor), Jay Miracle (producer), T.A. Williams (producer), Jon Vasquez (editor),
Genres: Western,Taglines: Between greed and betrayal lies a hard place...
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (2002)
Actors: Robert Louis Stevenson (writer), Sean Paul Murphy (editor), Mark Redfield (producer), Mark Redfield (actor), Mark Redfield (writer), Mark Redfield (director), Mark Redfield (actor), Tom Brandau (actor), Carl Randolph (actor), Tom Brandau (actor), Tom Brandau (producer), Stuart Voytilla (writer), Stuart Voytilla (producer), Brad Marshall (actor), James Nalitz (actor),
Genres: Drama, Horror,Taglines: Get ready for a change.
Kismet (1998)
Actors: Kelsey Scott (director), Kelsey Scott (writer), Saycon Sengbloh (actress), Brandi Bradburn (editor), Vincent Cheatham (actor), Andrew Lane (composer), Jason Sylvain (actor), Shoneji Robison (actress),
Genres: Comedy, Musical, Short,Armed and Dangerous (1986)
Actors: John Candy (actor), Don Stroud (actor), Steve Railsback (actor), Tommy 'Tiny' Lister (actor), Tony Burton (actor), Robert Loggia (actor), Eugene Levy (actor), Royce D. Applegate (actor), Bruce Kirby (actor), Larry Hankin (actor), David Hess (actor), Brion James (actor), Jonathan Banks (actor), Nicholas Worth (actor), James Tolkan (actor),
Plot: Dooley, a cop wrongly sacked for corruption, teams up with a useless defense lawyer in their new careers... as security guards. When the two are made fall guys for a robbery at a location they are guarding, the pair begin to investigate corruption within the company and their union. They soon make enemies of everyone, but can the unlikely duo save the day ?
Keywords: aerobics, armored-car, burglar, cat, crooked-cop, cross-dresser, father-daughter-relationship, female-bodybuilder, framed, heistGenres: Action, Comedy, Crime,
Taglines: Undercover. Overdressed. And keeping you safe from the scum of the earth
Quotes:
The Cowboy: Slim, I ain't never seen a handgun that big before.::Frank Dooley: Yeah, it's a 50 caliber. They used to use it to hunt buffalo with... up close! It's only legal in two states. And this isn't one of them.::The Cowboy: You're somthin' else, Slim.Noreen: Gosh, I didn't realize it was going to be this formal. If I had known it was going to be this kind of party I would have worn underwear.
Maggie Cavanaugh: Just remember, when you pull the trigger, the bullets come out going very, very fast. So make sure to keep the weapon pointing away from you. Now that's about it. You are now armed... guards. God help us all.
Frank Dooley: Ooh, they're going to feel that in the morning.
[Frank and Norman are hiding in a overheated steam room]::Norman Kane: "Let's hide in the steam room." Great plan, Frank! It's a good thing we didn't hide in the barbecue pit because Carlino would have had a sudden craving for ribs!
[Norman wants to question the union officials about "mandatory" contributions]::Frank: Are you crazy? Look at those guys; I bet any one of them could tell you where Jimmy Hoffa is buried!
Frank Dooley: [panting] Listen... I'm only gonna say this once. I'm a special officer. You have to get me to the corner of 83rd and Aviation in 10 minutes... otherwise, two wonderful people that I know are gonna die.::The Cowboy: Well, climb on in here, Slim.::Frank Dooley: [enters the truck's cab] Whew! Thank you.::The Cowboy: Well, let's just see how fast this son-of-a-bitch'll go! [the psycho Cowboy truck driver starts up the tanker truck and suddenly begins slaming into all the parked cars in the traffic jam!]::The Cowboy: Hold on tight to your saddle horn, son!
Bruno: Pay attention fat boy! It's canine control. You got it?::Frank Dooley: Daaahhh, I think so.::Bruno: Don't be a smart ass Dooley!
[Frank and Norman exit the porno bookstore disguised as a transvestite and leather man respectively when they run into the bad cops looking for them; Frank and Norman freeze]::Sergeant Rizzo: What are you looking at you schmucks?::[Frank and Norman sigh with relief that Rizzo does not recognize them and quickly get into their characters]::Frank Dooley: [mimicking 'Divine'] Oh, isn't he cute? And look that these muscles.::Sergeant Rizzo: Take your hands off me! I'm a police officer.::Norman Kane: [falsetto voice] Oh, don't mine him. He gets so frisky every time he sees a badge.::Frank Dooley: What are you doing later on tonight?::Sergeant Rizzo: Take a walk you jerks!::Norman Kane: [to Frank] Come on, let's trot.::Frank Dooley: Why can't you look this good?::Norman Kane: Mother Nature wasn't kind to some of us.::Sergeant Rizzo: [shoves Frank and Norman] Move it!::Frank Dooley: Ooo, he touched me! I got my Christmas goose early!
Judge: Mr. Kane, you are one of the worst lawyers I've ever known.::Norman Kane: Well, then I move for a mistrial.
The Pack (1977)
Actors: Karl Lewis Miller (miscellaneous crew), Paul Willson (actor), Bibi Besch (actress), Lee Holdridge (composer), Fred Weintraub (producer), R.G. Armstrong (actor), Joe Don Baker (actor), Peter E. Berger (editor), Richard B. Shull (actor), Paul M. Heller (producer), Robert Clouse (director), Robert Clouse (writer), Ronald M. Bozman (miscellaneous crew), Roger Schumacher (miscellaneous crew), Dennis Grisco (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: A horror movie about a pack of dogs who run amok on an island resort. Veteran action star (Joe Don Baker) plays the marine biologist forced to deal with the dilemma when the dogs begin to exhibit their killer instincts by hunting down and killing resort patrons.
Keywords: animal-attack, based-on-novel, dog, investigation, island, killer-instinct, marine-biologist, murder, pack-of-dogs, resortGenres: Horror,
Taglines: Last summer they were pets. Now they are predators. They're not pets anymore.
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Cobb - Trailer
Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty Cobb attacked life the same way. Tommy Lee Jones portrays the legendary -- and equally cheered and detested -- Georgia Peach in this acclaimed film from writer/director Ron Shelton (Bull Durham, Dark Blue), also starring Robert Wuhl and Lolita Davidovich. From its recapturing of the outfielder's playing days (Roger Clemens portrays a rival pitcher) to its recreation of a 1961 Hall of Fame banquet, Cobb is a movie grand slam.
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Cobb Trailer 1994
Cobb Trailer 1994 Director: Ron Shelton Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo, Official Content From Warner Home Video At the end of his days, the baseball legend tells his life story to a sportswriter in an attempt to shed his image as the meanest man ever to play pro ball. Movie, Cobb Movie,Cobb Trailer,Cobb 1994, Ron Shelton,Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
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Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)
Director Ron Shelton and actors Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl discuss their film, "Cobb," which portrays the relationship between baseball legend Ty Cobb and Al Stump, his biographer.
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Ending to Cobb
Ending to the movie "Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl. Music score is "The Beast Within" by Elliott Goldenthal
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Cobb (1994) Teaser (VHS Capture)
Teaser for Cobb (1994) captured from the Interview With the Vampire (1994) VHS tape.
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The Murder of Sara Lambrusco Tokars : Crime Documentary
In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November 29, 1992 Fred Tokars' beautiful young wife Sara was kidnaped and shotgunned to death by Eddie Lawrence and Curtis Rower. In 1993 Tokars, Lawrence, and Rower were all charged with her murder by a Cobb County grand jury. In 1994 Fred Tokars was convicted of racketeering and other federal felonies in federal court and was given four sentences of life without parole in a federal prison. After his federal sentences were upheld on appeal, Tokars was put on trial before a jury in a Georgia superior court last January for the murder of Sara. The trial was televised live on Court TV. On Saturday, March 8, 1997 the jury found Fred Tokars gu...
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Cobb - Trailer
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty ...
Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty Cobb attacked life the same way. Tommy Lee Jones portrays the legendary -- and equally cheered and detested -- Georgia Peach in this acclaimed film from writer/director Ron Shelton (Bull Durham, Dark Blue), also starring Robert Wuhl and Lolita Davidovich. From its recapturing of the outfielder's playing days (Roger Clemens portrays a rival pitcher) to its recreation of a 1961 Hall of Fame banquet, Cobb is a movie grand slam.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb played baseball like a man charging a machine-gun nest. He gave no quarter, took no prisoners. And when his Hall of Fame career was over, Ty Cobb attacked life the same way. Tommy Lee Jones portrays the legendary -- and equally cheered and detested -- Georgia Peach in this acclaimed film from writer/director Ron Shelton (Bull Durham, Dark Blue), also starring Robert Wuhl and Lolita Davidovich. From its recapturing of the outfielder's playing days (Roger Clemens portrays a rival pitcher) to its recreation of a 1961 Hall of Fame banquet, Cobb is a movie grand slam.
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Cobb Trailer 1994
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Cobb Trailer 1994
Director: Ron Shelton
Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
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Cobb Trailer 1994
Director: Ron Shelton
Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
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At the end of his days, the baseball legend tells his life story to a sportswriter in an attempt to shed his image as the meanest man ever to play pro ball.
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Cobb Trailer 1994
Director: Ron Shelton
Starring: Lolita Davidovich, Robert Wuhl, Tommy Lee Jones, Lou Myers, Stephen Mendillo,
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At the end of his days, the baseball legend tells his life story to a sportswriter in an attempt to shed his image as the meanest man ever to play pro ball.
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Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)
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Director Ron Shelton and actors Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl discuss their film, "Cobb," which portrays the relationship between baseball legend Ty Cobb and ...
Director Ron Shelton and actors Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl discuss their film, "Cobb," which portrays the relationship between baseball legend Ty Cobb and Al Stump, his biographer.
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Director Ron Shelton and actors Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl discuss their film, "Cobb," which portrays the relationship between baseball legend Ty Cobb and Al Stump, his biographer.
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Ending to Cobb
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Ending to the movie "Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl. Music score is "The Beast Within" by Elliott Goldenthal
Ending to the movie "Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl. Music score is "The Beast Within" by Elliott Goldenthal
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Ending to the movie "Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Wuhl. Music score is "The Beast Within" by Elliott Goldenthal
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Cobb (1994) Teaser (VHS Capture)
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The Murder of Sara Lambrusco Tokars : Crime Documentary
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In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November ...
In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November 29, 1992 Fred Tokars' beautiful young wife Sara was kidnaped and shotgunned to death by Eddie Lawrence and Curtis Rower. In 1993 Tokars, Lawrence, and Rower were all charged with her murder by a Cobb County grand jury.
In 1994 Fred Tokars was convicted of racketeering and other federal felonies in federal court and was given four sentences of life without parole in a federal prison. After his federal sentences were upheld on appeal, Tokars was put on trial before a jury in a Georgia superior court last January for the murder of Sara. The trial was televised live on Court TV.
On Saturday, March 8, 1997 the jury found Fred Tokars guilty of her murder. Four days later the same jury found that the state had proved beyond a reasonable doubt several aggravating circumstances permitting a death sentence, but nonetheless exercised its discretion to impose a life sentence on Tokars.
The horrible murder of Sara Tokars, which cannot be sufficiently condemned, must not blot out our eternal vigilance for liberty and justice. There are important civil liberties lessons to be learned as a result of the Fred Tokars murder trial.
First, the "necessity" exception to the hearsay rule was ballooned to allow the jury to hear a vast mass of hearsay and double hearsay testimony, highly damaging to the defendant, concerning the marriage of Fred and Sara Tokars. Grieving relatives or angry friends of Sara were the sources of most of this evidence. The Tokars trial proves there is increasing danger that Americans will be prosecuted and punished on the basis of tittle-tattle. We had better be careful about any further relaxing of the rules of evidence.
Second, the death penalty is a very expensive and a very arbitrary procedure. Prosecutors use it for political purposes. Death penalty cases are now tried on the basis of prosecution testimony coming from jailhouse informers, prostitutes, drug dealers, and murderers, all claiming that the defendant made breathless confessions of guilt to them.
Sometimes the family members of a victim may hijack a public prosecution and transform it into a private vendetta. Under the guise of victim's rights, the prosecution is now allowed to produce a scripted film to be shown to the jury prior to deciding sentence. Victim's rights are now used to mask vindictiveness; victim's rights are becoming a smoke screen to advance the agenda of the law and order elements.
Third, every day prosecutors do more to help criminals than all the liberals and defense lawyers could ever dream of doing. In the Tokars case Cobb County D.A. Tom Charron showered the fiendish murderer, liar, and habitual criminal Eddie Lawrence, a hands-on killer of Sara, with sweetheart deals that will permit him to be released from prison and live in the witness protection program. How many other prosecution witness-criminals received leniency in exchange for giving testimony incriminating Tokars? Some limits need to placed on the unlimited, discretionary power of prosecutors to grant favors to government witnesses or informers.
Fourth, the Tokars case reminds of the role that race plays in death penalty cases. The victim was white and from an affluent white family that wanted a death sentence. It is inconceivable that a black family, or a poor white family, would have had the input into prosecutorial decision-making that Sara's family had.
Finally, the jury verdict giving Tokars a life sentence was an enormous defeat for Tom Charron. He gambled a massive expenditure in taxpayer monies on the jackpot of a death sentence, and he lost. It was Charron's Folly, Charron's Fiasco, Charron's Flop.
Despite his prodigious efforts Charron could not even convince a panel of 12 death penalty supporters to vote to kill Tokars. Perhaps as much as $1 million of taxpayers' funds was wasted even though, as Charron knew, the defendant was already serving four life sentences without parole, and even though Charron had extended excessive leniency to one of Sara's actual killers, and had been unable to convict the other actual killer.
However, Charron will suffer no adverse political consequences. To thunderous applause, he will simply remind people that at least he tried to obtain a death sentence. In this state, no prosecutor or politician ever lost an election by supporting capital punishment.
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In the 1980's and early 1990's Fred Tokars was a crooked lawyer in Atlanta. He engaged in numerous criminal activities, including money laundering. On November 29, 1992 Fred Tokars' beautiful young wife Sara was kidnaped and shotgunned to death by Eddie Lawrence and Curtis Rower. In 1993 Tokars, Lawrence, and Rower were all charged with her murder by a Cobb County grand jury.
In 1994 Fred Tokars was convicted of racketeering and other federal felonies in federal court and was given four sentences of life without parole in a federal prison. After his federal sentences were upheld on appeal, Tokars was put on trial before a jury in a Georgia superior court last January for the murder of Sara. The trial was televised live on Court TV.
On Saturday, March 8, 1997 the jury found Fred Tokars guilty of her murder. Four days later the same jury found that the state had proved beyond a reasonable doubt several aggravating circumstances permitting a death sentence, but nonetheless exercised its discretion to impose a life sentence on Tokars.
The horrible murder of Sara Tokars, which cannot be sufficiently condemned, must not blot out our eternal vigilance for liberty and justice. There are important civil liberties lessons to be learned as a result of the Fred Tokars murder trial.
First, the "necessity" exception to the hearsay rule was ballooned to allow the jury to hear a vast mass of hearsay and double hearsay testimony, highly damaging to the defendant, concerning the marriage of Fred and Sara Tokars. Grieving relatives or angry friends of Sara were the sources of most of this evidence. The Tokars trial proves there is increasing danger that Americans will be prosecuted and punished on the basis of tittle-tattle. We had better be careful about any further relaxing of the rules of evidence.
Second, the death penalty is a very expensive and a very arbitrary procedure. Prosecutors use it for political purposes. Death penalty cases are now tried on the basis of prosecution testimony coming from jailhouse informers, prostitutes, drug dealers, and murderers, all claiming that the defendant made breathless confessions of guilt to them.
Sometimes the family members of a victim may hijack a public prosecution and transform it into a private vendetta. Under the guise of victim's rights, the prosecution is now allowed to produce a scripted film to be shown to the jury prior to deciding sentence. Victim's rights are now used to mask vindictiveness; victim's rights are becoming a smoke screen to advance the agenda of the law and order elements.
Third, every day prosecutors do more to help criminals than all the liberals and defense lawyers could ever dream of doing. In the Tokars case Cobb County D.A. Tom Charron showered the fiendish murderer, liar, and habitual criminal Eddie Lawrence, a hands-on killer of Sara, with sweetheart deals that will permit him to be released from prison and live in the witness protection program. How many other prosecution witness-criminals received leniency in exchange for giving testimony incriminating Tokars? Some limits need to placed on the unlimited, discretionary power of prosecutors to grant favors to government witnesses or informers.
Fourth, the Tokars case reminds of the role that race plays in death penalty cases. The victim was white and from an affluent white family that wanted a death sentence. It is inconceivable that a black family, or a poor white family, would have had the input into prosecutorial decision-making that Sara's family had.
Finally, the jury verdict giving Tokars a life sentence was an enormous defeat for Tom Charron. He gambled a massive expenditure in taxpayer monies on the jackpot of a death sentence, and he lost. It was Charron's Folly, Charron's Fiasco, Charron's Flop.
Despite his prodigious efforts Charron could not even convince a panel of 12 death penalty supporters to vote to kill Tokars. Perhaps as much as $1 million of taxpayers' funds was wasted even though, as Charron knew, the defendant was already serving four life sentences without parole, and even though Charron had extended excessive leniency to one of Sara's actual killers, and had been unable to convict the other actual killer.
However, Charron will suffer no adverse political consequences. To thunderous applause, he will simply remind people that at least he tried to obtain a death sentence. In this state, no prosecutor or politician ever lost an election by supporting capital punishment.
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ABC News Has William Cobb Ask Clinton Question On 1994 Crime Bill
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At an April 21, 2016 Town Hall, ABC News selects ex-convict William Cobb to ask a question about how much Clinton will spend to help communities adversely affec...
At an April 21, 2016 Town Hall, ABC News selects ex-convict William Cobb to ask a question about how much Clinton will spend to help communities adversely affected by her husband’s 1994 crime bill.
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At an April 25, 2016 Town Hall, MSNBC selects ex-convict William Cobb to ask a question about how much Clinton will spend to help communities adversely affected...
At an April 25, 2016 Town Hall, MSNBC selects ex-convict William Cobb to ask a question about how much Clinton will spend to help communities adversely affected by her husband’s 1994 crime bill.
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Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Ron Shelton interview on Charlie Rose (1994)
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Misunderstanding President Duterte’s “Sikolohiyang Pilipino” Is Dangerous
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In addition to embracing a growing nationalistic fever and populism, he and others are in effect products of Sikolohirang Pilipino, or a need for Filipino beliefs, values and institutions. The Philippines, which actually derived its name from King Philip II of Spain, was ruled by Spain for three centuries. Then, from 1898 to 1946, the United States conquered the Pacific island nation ... for its arrogance....
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Donald Trump's Next Debate Guest Will Be President Obama's Half-Brother
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Malik Obama has been an outspoken critic of Hillary Clinton and has said that his support was with Donald Trump and he will be officially in the guest seat for the Trump campaign in the upcoming third and final presidential debate, according to ABC News. First reported by the New York Post, the campaign plans to use Obama's half-brother to attack the current administration. Trump announced, "Tomorrow night’s going to be interesting....
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[VIDEO]: Obama Bluntly Tells Trump: 'Stop Whining' About A Rigged Election
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has taken a new tack the last two weeks trying to energize his base – telling supporters their votes probably won’t matter because the election is being rigged, New York magazine reports. The report says Trump has spent most of this month blaming everyone but himself for his plummeting poll numbers ... “It is a grave concern on a number of fronts,” the Arizona RNC member told the outlet....
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Report: Saudi Man Detained By Police Suspected of Cross-Dressing, Posting on Snapchat
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Police “arrested a famous Snapchat personality who appeared in video clips dressed like women,” the newspaper with close links to the Saudi authorities reported, adding some Saudi citizens had taken issue with the suspect dressing “inappropriately.”. Saudi Arabia’s strict moral and Islamic laws have seen others arrested for similar offenses ... One of his friends tells the Kuwaiti man Abu Sin is “going to take a while....
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VIDEO: US Anticipates Use of Chemical Weapons and Human Shields By ISIL in Mosul
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The United States said that they are expecting Islamic State to use crude chemical weapons to repel the Iraqi-led offensive to take back the city of Mosul on top of using the 1 million citizens as potential human shields, according to Reuters. Though the group has limited technical capacity with the weapons, U.S ... While the U.S ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Rodgers focuses on accuracy, Packers look to get pass going
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Getting the passing game going in Green Bay means paying more attention to the details for the Packers. The results have been spotty this season. The solution sounds simple from quarterback Aaron Rodgers. “You know, we’ve just got to throw it and catch it better ... Rodgers overthrew open receiver Randall Cobb in the end zone early in the fourth quarter ... “The scotch was great ... ... WR Randall Cobb (back) was also limited....
Film summit to explore Hollywood-China cooperation
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"Talent Spotlight" speakers include Jon M ... During the event, three honorees - Wang Zhonglei, vice chairman and CEO of Huayi Brothers Media, Melissa Cobb, head of studio and CEO of Oriental DreamWorks, and Cao Baoping, a writer and director - will be honored for their roles in film industry leadership, US-China creative collaboration and award-winning storytelling respectively ... "Moreover, Hollywood has a lot to teach China," he said ... ....
States seek to reassure voters, tighten poll security
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"This election the environment is unlike any before," South Carolina Election Commission spokesman Chris Whitmire said ... Over the weekend, a firebombing heavily damaged a local Republican Party office in North Carolina ... "Mr ... In metropolitan Atlanta, the Cobb County Sheriff's Office said that the Georgia Constitution requires the county sheriff to provide security at each polling place and that the department does that for every election....
10/18/2016 - MDOT Officials Visit Charles County On Transportation Priorities Tour (MDOT - Maryland Department of Transportation)
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(Source. MDOT - Maryland Department of Transportation). News You Can Use. For Immediate Release.. MDOT OFFICIALS MET WITH CHARLES COUNTY. AS PART OF ANNUAL STATEWIDE TOUR. TO DISCUSS TRANSPORTATION PRIORITIES. Deputy Transportation Secretary Announced Local Grants and Key Project Updates. October 18, 2016 ... Also by early next fall, SHA will begin a $9 million replacement of the MD 254 Bridge over Neale Sound in Cobb Island ... Contact. ... # # #....
Council Actions Summary October 17 Meeting (City of Kennesaw, GA)
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Schiavone for properties located at 1644 and 1670 Ben King Road from Cobb County R-20 to City R-20 for continued Church use and activity ... Saint Catherine Catholic Church is requesting annexation and rezoning of the properties from Cobb County R-20 to City R-20 for continued Church use and activity ... Mauser for property located at 1710 Ben King Road from Cobb County R-20 to City R-20 for continued residential use....
Leading Educational Organization Recognizes Mount Paran Christian School Advocate
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KENNESAW, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#Christian--Director of Development at Mt. Paran Christian School, a preschool age three through grade 12 private, college preparatory day school located in Cobb County, GA, is awarded 2015 GOAL Advocacy Award ... ....
Testimony: Georgian charged in son's death chatted sexually with minor
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The girl answered yes and became emotional when Cobb County Assistant District Attorney Chuck Boring asked whether there were "some things in that chat about what he wants to do to you as a 15-year-old girl." ... to move the trial from Cobb County in metro Atlanta to Brunswick in South Georgia, about 300 miles away from Harris' home ... Cobb County Det....
Cowboys win with ease at Lambeau behind Ezekiel Elliott, Dak Prescott
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The Packers (3-2) got the ball back thanks to Morgan Burnett's interception to snap Dak Prescott's NFL record of 176 straight pass attempts without an interception, but Rodgers missed a wide-open Randall Cobb in the back of the end zone and the Packers settled for a field goal. Cobb's 6-yard reception in fourth-quarter was the first touchdown pass thrown by Rodgers in the second half of a game this season. ... ....
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