On Monday, the Hughes concern was formally declared bankrupt after its directors indicated they could not draw up a plan for reorganization.

Hemphill said the Hughes concern contracted to do the repairs at a cost of $500 for each joint.

According to James Hughes, Kadyrov's U-turn may have been motivated partly by personal ambition and partly by a concern with the desperate condition of the Chechen population, and was also driven by a fear of the growing sectarian Wahhabi influence on the insurgency.

Hale's position was based on his concern that Hughes would draw the United States into another war with the Republic of Mexico and that Wilson, while not supportive enough of the Allies in Europe, " had the high aim of building up a national life in which, while honest business shall have every opportunity, privilege shall not rule the poor and the weak.

The response from the board — dominated by Summer Olympics delegates — was unsympathetic, with Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes expressing concern that uncompetitive athletes might be selected.

The UAP was so bereft of leadership that it was forced to then turn to former Prime Minister Billy Hughes as its new leader.

The Broncos then committed another turnover when wide receiver Jack Dolbin fumbled, and Hughes picked it up and returned it 19 yards to the Denver 27-yard line.

Hughes and Plath dated and then were married at St George the Martyr Holborn, on 16 June 1956, four months after they had first met.

Hughes then released Music for the Divine in 2006, which featured Red Hot Chili Peppers members Chad Smith and John Frusciante.

It is only a question of conjecture then that Donald called his brother Richard and told him that Meier gave the Democrats all the Hughes information that could destroy him and that O ’ Brien had the proof.

The remaining 43 members of Caucus then passed their motion of no confidence in the leadership, effectively expelling Hughes and the other members.

Around 1929 the party's Robert Menzies, then member of the Victorian Parliament, joined with Wilfrid Kent Hughes to form the Young Nationalists Organisation.

In Easter 1918 he was one of the speakers at the Third Inter-State Peace Conference, an event organised by the Australian Union of Democratic Control for the Avoidance of War, a group that was deeply opposed to the plans by Prime Minister Billy Hughes ( then the leader of the centre-right Nationalist Party of Australia ) to introduce conscription for Australian males.

PrimeStar began transmitting an analog service to North America in 1991, and was joined by DirecTV ( then owned by a division of General Motors, GM Hughes Electronics ), in 1994.

After a few performances, Hughes left the band in 1988 ; Dirnt then began playing bass and they became a three-piece band.

Featuring many famous Chicago landmarks including the then Sears Tower and the Art Institute of Chicago, the film was Hughes ' love letter to the city: " I really wanted to capture as much of Chicago as I could.

" And then this picture ( Georges Seurat's A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte ), which I always thought this painting was sort of like making a movie ", explained Hughes.

High technology in Malibu: the first working model of a laser was demonstrated by Dr. Theodore Maiman in 1960 in Malibu at then Hughes Research Laboratory ( now known as HRL Laboratories LLC ).

The town was named in honor of Charles H. Bates of Yankton, who was awarded the government contract to survey Pine Ridge Reservation by the late Richard Hughes of Rapid City, then United States Surveyor General.

Constantino Paul " Big Paul " Castellano ( pronounced cass-TAY-lah-noh ) ( June 26, 1915 – December 16, 1985 ), also known as " The Howard Hughes of the Mob " and " Big Paulie " ( or " PC " to his family ), succeeded Carlo Gambino as head of the Gambino crime family, then the nation's largest Cosa Nostra family.

Waugh fell on tough times, being dismissed for a duck and four by Test bowler Merv Hughes in the next match against Victoria and then 17 and a run out for another duck against the touring New Zealand.

In 1894, Hughes spent eight months in central New South Wales organising for the Amalgamated Shearers ' Union and then won the Legislative Assembly seat of Sydney-Lang by 105 votes.

In 1985, Downey had his breakthrough when he played James Spader's sidekick in Tuff Turf and then a bully in John Hughes ' Weird Science.

Hughes then left OMD in November 1980, replaced by Martin Cooper.

The finished film was released briefly in 1947, then shelved by producer Hughes.

During his employment at the Bulletin, Low became famous for a 1916 cartoon of William Hughes, then the Prime Minister of Australia, entitled The Imperial Conference.

With Langston Hughes and Lorraine Hansberry, Baldwin helped awaken Simone to the civil rights movement then gelling.

In 1950 Rank sold Simmons's contract to Howard Hughes, who then owned the RKO studio in Hollywood.

The book suggested that Hughes, then in an interim appointment, may have conducted an unfair inquiry of Vander Zalm in 1991 due to the prospect of achieving a permanent employment.

Even as Hughes expanded the regulatory power of the states, he took a nationalist stance with respect to the authority of Congress over commerce, including that within the various states.

A close friend at the time, John Wholly, took Hughes to the Crookhill estate above Conisbrough where the boys spent great swathes of time.

Subsequently, Ruck says that with Cameron Frye, Hughes gave him " the best part I ever had in a movie, and any success that I've had since 1985 is because he took a big chance on me.

A local priest Edward Hughes took part in the exorcism.

Republicans took the Town Council for the first time in 14 years in 2010, as Camille Ferraro, Mike Hughes and James Wendell swept the three seats that were up for election.

Plath, wife of Poet Laureate Ted Hughes, took her own life in 1963.

Actress Geraldine Hughes took over the role.

" Hughes took with him almost all of the Parliamentary talent, leaving behind the Industrialists and Unionists, thus marking the end of the first era in Labor's history.

Murdoch remained in London, expanding the cable service, writing influential journalism — and helping his friend Billy Hughes on visits to England — until he was offered the post of chief editor at the Melbourne Herald, which he took in January 1921.

After the release of version 0. 0. 6. 1 on December 26, 2000, the original developers left, and Richard " cyreve " Hughes took over the project.

In 1933 Carter took part in an amazing series of sessions that featured the British band leader Spike Hughes, who came to New York specifically to organize a series of recordings featuring the best Black musicians available.

Woodward took graduate courses in sociology at Columbia University in 1931 where he met, and was influenced by, Langston Hughes, who was associated with the Harlem Renaissance movement.

There was only one change of government during his term, when Hughes was replaced by Stanley Bruce in February 1923, and Forster took no part in the manoeuverings that led to the change.

Hughes refused to accept that there were problems with the Ross, and it took the intervention of many influential people to persuade him otherwise.

On 13 January 2008 Paice took part in the ChildLine Rocks charity concert in London, where he played with former Deep Purple bassist Glenn Hughes for the first time since 1976.

The church is current led by Senior Leaders, Martin and Roslyn Steel, who took over leadership of Harbourside Church in 2005 after the retirement of Wayne Hughes, who led the church previously.

Vic Hughes took over as producer with season 5, which was the only series not to introduce a new Tomorrow Person.

The current Marshal is Christopher Hughes who took his position in the term starting September 2010.

In his final season at junior level, Hughes scored 555 runs at an average of 46 and took 28 wickets at an average of 6 and was included in the Western Australia Colts squad.

Hughes took to the leadership role with enthusiasm, boasting of a " new era ".

When he temporarily took over command during Brigadier R. L. Hughes ' absence, he directed that the Centurions be brought up from Nui Dat, to reinforce the firebases at Coral and Balmoral, believing that they were a strong element that weren't being used.

He had studied Romance languages at various universities in California, but was restless, academically, and took courses as well in the writings of James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, and Carson McCullers.

From Taft's departure on February 3, 1930 until Hughes took office on February 24, 1930, Holmes was briefly Acting Chief Justice under 36 Stat.

His testimonial was held at Old Trafford in August 1991, in which a Manchester United side featuring a new generation of star players including Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce took on a Republic of Ireland XI.