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I'm sick today so this post will be short.
I told this to my mom: "Please type it for me…" I was referring to my investigatory project in Physics. I have the draft already, ready to be typed, but my hands are shaky. So mom, please type it for me.
I have a lot to do today. I wasn't able to do them yesterday becauase we were in Baliwag to join my relatives in a fiesta. Ah… the food was great. But the weather was so hot now I'm sick with cough and cold. Yabai! Yabai! I have a lot of things to do… doushiyo….?
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- The Wyndham Hotel in Austin, TX, recently started to offer "autism-friendly" rooms with sensory activities and an alarm on the door that will alert you when the door is opened.
- Colgate is sponsoring a Dental Tool Kit for children with autism.
- Dealing with a child's Asperger's is a main plot theme in the show Parenthood on NBC.
- Regal Cinemas offers "autism-friendly" movie showings in which it is ok to make noises, cry and wander around.
- Discovery Toys just started marketing a line of toys designed for children with autism
- And of course, there are the various foods, technology and products specifically designed to educate, cure, support, and raise awareness of autism
I think we've just reached the tipping point of autism being used as a marketing tool to reach families. As Kristina Chew said, back in 2007, "At this rate, I'm anticipating the Autism Limited Edition vehicles of various cars". Marketers have realized that autism is such an epidemic, there is money to be made off of it.
Don't misunderstand- I think it's a great thing. I am much more likely to book a room at the Wyndham the next time I'm in Austin, even though it is more expensive than my typical hotel. I think it takes the stigma out of autism when I see lots of people wearing buttons, ribbons, necklaces, and hats with the various puzzle pieces on them. I am thrilled that friends of mine can actually take their child to go and see Toy Story 3 and not have to wait to see it on DVD. I am delighted that various autism organizations have teamed with so many businesses in order to advance the education about, and the research on autism.
But it is a bit odd to have this family issue, this disease, this condition, this difference, this… whatever it is- be considered a niche for marketing purposes. I receive so many advertisements aimed at other aspects of my life. Do I want a credit card that says what college I graduated from? Do I want some face cream to firm up these middle-aged eyes of mine? Do I want to set up a special college savings fund? Do I want pet insurance? Do I want to attend a conference on teacher education? Do I want to shop the special flowers on sale at our local nursery? (no, maybe, yes, maybe, probably yes, probably not). It's even more interesting, when you consider that some recent research indicates that the careers of mothers of children with autism suffers. In other words, we don't have as much money to spend as our peers, but there's new competition for how we spend it. Marketers have realized that we are an audience worthy of wooing.
So, I'm talking to you, Honda/Ford/Toyota. We want a car that has seat belts that can only be opened by an adult. We want back seats that can be cooled/heated and aren't too scratchy or too slippery. We want seats that rock. We want seats that squeeze and massage and can be turned off at a moment's notice. We want blinds that can be adjusted in various directions to block out the glare. We want Ipod hookups at every seat. We want fabrics that can be wiped clean of any material. We want things for children to kick that don't bother people in the front seats. We want to be able to drive without autism riding along.
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November 15, 2002
The opinion of the court was delivered by: J. Curtis Joyner, United States District Judge
This Title VII/Pennsylvania Human Relations Act ("PHRA") action has
been brought before the Court by the Defendant, Hector Olmo, to dismiss
the plaintiff's complaint against him for Plaintiff's failure to exhaust
administrative remedies. For the reasons outlined below, the motion is
granted in part and the plaintiff's claims against Mr. Olmo in his
personal capacity are dismissed.
Factual Background
According to the averments in the complaint, Plaintiff, Michelle
Catagnus, began working part-time for the Aramark defendants in the
linen/distribution department at Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia on
April 7, 1997.*fn1 In late 2000, Ms. Catagnus applied for and obtained a
part-time position as a patient service associate at Presbyterian, at
which time she came under the supervision of Defendant Dorothy Homony and
one Chris Hornbaker. Plaintiff further alleges that she was the only
Caucasian worker under Defendant Homony's supervision and that on the
first day that she worked as a patient service associate, she witnessed
Mr. Hornbaker yelling aggressively at Davis Hill, an older
African-American worker, who in turn attempted to walk away. When Mr.
Hornbaker requested Plaintiff to sign a statement attesting that Mr. Hill
had been at fault in the incident, she refused and subsequently advised
both the General Manager of Aramark's Presbyterian operations and the
Presbyterian Hospital liaison with Aramark that Mr. Hornbaker had asked
her to lie about an incident with another employee.
In addition, it was at or around this same time that Ms. Catagnus heard
Mr. Hornbaker refer to another African-American employee as "one stupid
nigger" and that Defendants Hornbaker and Homony filed a group of
disciplinary charges against some 35 African-American employees, which
resulted in a group grievance challenging these charges as racially
motivated. Shortly thereafter (and around the same time that she learned
that the father of Plaintiff's children was African-American), Ms. Homony
began harassing and treating Plaintiff in the same rude manner that she
had previously reserved for African-American employees and stopped
honoring Plaintiff's requests for days off and overtime. (Complaint,
¶s32-36, 39).
On May 1, 2000, Plaintiff filed her Charge of Discrimination with the
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against Aramark only, alleging
retaliation for her participation in protected conduct, i.e., supporting
the grievance claims against Aramark and for associating with
African-Americans. In that filing, Plaintiff specifically referenced the
incident about which Mr. Hornbaker had asked her to lie and numerous
instances of alleged discrimination by Ms. Homony. On April 8, 2002, the
EEOC issued Plaintiff a
Notice of Right to Sue, more than 180 days having
passed since the filing of Plaintiff's charge. Plaintiff thereafter
commenced this suit against Aramark Corporation and its subsidiaries,
Aramark Services Management of Pa., Inc. and Aramark Healthcare Support
Services, Inc., Dorothy Homony and Hector Olmo. As against Mr. Olmo,
plaintiff averred that "[s]tarting in May 2001, [she] suffered similar
discriminatory and retaliatory treatment at the hands of Hector Olmo who
replaced Dorothy Homony as a supervisor of PSA's." (Complaint, ¶
As he was nowhere named or otherwise identified in the EEOC charge*fn2,
Defendant Olmo now argues that the plaintiff failed to exhaust her
administrative remedies with respect to him and that the complaint
against him must now be dismissed. In response, the plaintiff alleges
that her claims of retaliation against Mr. Olmo are clearly within the
scope of her EEOC charge and thus she should be excused from naming him
in her administrative complaint. Alternatively, Plaintiff argues that
Defendant Olmo should not be dismissed because he is liable in his
official capacity as an Aramark employee.
Standards Governing Rule 12(b)(6) Motions
In resolving a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss for failure to state a
claim upon which relief may be granted, the court primarily considers the
allegations in the complaint, although matters of public record, orders,
items appearing in the record of the case and exhibits attached to the
complaint may also be taken into account. Chester County Intermediate
Unit v. Pennsylvania Blue Shield, 896 F.2d 808, 812 (3rd Cir. 1990). In
so doing, the court must "accept as true the factual allegations in the
complaint and all reasonable inferences that can be drawn therefrom."
Allah v. Seiverling, 229 F.3d 220, 223 (3d Cir. 2000) (internal
quotations omitted). A motion to dismiss may only be granted where the
allegations fail to state any claim upon which relief may be granted and
"if it is certain that no relief can be granted under any set of facts
which could be proved." Klein v. General Nutrition Companies, Inc.,
186 F.3d 338, 342 (3d Cir. 1999) (internal quotations omitted). See
Also, Morse v. Lower Merion School District, 132 F.3d 902, 906 (3d Cir.
Ordinarily, an action under Title VII and/or the PHRA may only be
brought against a party previously named in a charge filed with the
appropriate administrative agency. See: 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-5(f)(1);
Dixon v. Philadelphia Housing Authority, 43 F. Supp.2d 543, 545 (E.D.Pa.
1999). This is because one of the goals behind the administrative
procedures in both Title VII and the PHRA is to encourage a more informal
process of conciliation before allowing the matter to proceed to
litigation. Glickstein v. Neshaminy School District, Civ. A. No.
96-6236, 1999 WL 58578 at *5 (E.D.Pa. Jan. 26, 1999), citing Dreisbach
v. Cummins Diesel Engines, Inc., 848 F. Supp. 593, 595 (E.D.Pa. 1994).
See Also: Antol v. Perry, 82 F.3d 1291, 1296 (3d Cir. 1996) ("The purpose
of requiring exhaustion is to afford the EEOC the opportunity to settle
disputes through conference, conciliation, and persuasion, avoiding
unnecessary action in court.").
Under certain circumstances, however, a plaintiff may proceed with suit
against a party not named in the administrative complaint. Davies v.
Inc., 126 F. Supp.2d 391, 393 (E.D.Pa. 2001). The Court of
Appeals for the Third Circuit has recognized that an exception to the
exhaustion requirement exists "when the unnamed party received notice and
when there is a shared commonality of interest with the named party."
Schafer v. Board of Public Education, 903 F.2d 243, 252 (3d Cir. 1990);
Diep v. Southwark Metal Manufacturing Company, Civ. A. No. 00-6136, 2001
WL 283146 at *4 (E.D.Pa. March 19, 2001). Indeed, the Third Circuit Court
of Appeals has articulated a four-part test for determining whether a
district court has jurisdiction under Title VII. Specifically, the court
should consider: (1) whether the role of the unnamed party could through
reasonable effort by the complainant be ascertained at the time of the
filing of the EEOC complaint; (2) whether, under the circumstances, the
interests of a named party are so similar as the unnamed party's that for
the purpose of obtaining voluntary conciliation and compliance it would
be unnecessary to include the unnamed party in the EEOC proceedings; (3)
whether its absence from the EEOC proceedings resulted in actual
prejudice to the interests of the unnamed party; and (4) whether the
unnamed party has in some way represented to the complainant that its
relationship with the complainant is to be through the named party.
Glickstein, 1999 WL 58578 at *6; Dixon, 43 F. Supp.2d at 546, both citing
Glus v. G.C. Murphy Co., 629 F.2d 248 (3d Cir. 1980), vacated on other
grounds, 451 U.S. 935, 101 S.Ct. 2013, 68 L.Ed.2d 321 (1981).
Where discriminatory actions continue after the filing of an EEOC
complaint, however, the purposes of the statutory scheme are not
furthered by requiring the victim to file additional EEOC complaints and
re-starting the 180 day waiting period. Waiters v. Parsons, 729 F.2d 233,
237 (3d Cir. 1984). The rationale behind this is that once the EEOC has
tried to achieve a consensual resolution of the complaint, and the
discrimination continues, there is minimal likelihood that further
conciliation will succeed. Id. The relevant test in determining whether
an individual was required to exhaust her administrative remedies,
therefore, is whether the acts alleged in the subsequent Title VII suit
are fairly within the scope of the prior EEOC complaint, or the
investigation arising therefrom. Id.; Douris v. Brobst, Civ. A. No.
99-3357, 2000 WL 199358 at *3 (Feb. 14, 2000). Thus the federal court
action may encompass any claims which fall within "the scope of the EEOC
investigation which can reasonably be expected to grow out of the charge
of discrimination." Duffy v. Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation
Authority, Civ. A. No. 94-4260, 1995 WL 299032 at *3 (May 12, 1995),
quoting Ostapowicz v. Johnson, 541 F.2d 394, 398-399 (3d Cir. 1976);
Hicks v. ABT Associates, Inc., 572 F.2d 960, 966 (3d Cir. 1978).
In this case, our examination of the PHRC/EEOC charge reveals that the
only respondent named is "Aramark" and that the only Aramark employees
identified and whose discriminatory behavior is complained about are
Dorothy Homony and Chris Hornbecker (sic). The charge does not allege
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Selective Mutism is not a disorder that can be immediately diagnosed, but it is better to catch it at an early age. It is usually misdiagnosed or brushed off as a child being "shy". Parents, teachers and society alike have seen the characteristics in these children and unknowingly hoped that these children would just "grow out of it". Because Selective Mutism is often misdiagnosed, children can go without treatment and this makes it difficult to reach the child in time for this not to affect them long term. It is hard for children with Selective Mutism to form personal connections with peers or people that are not in their family. By taking a stand as parents and teachers and educating ourselves about this disorder and how to treat it, we might be able to help these undiagnosed children who are silently suffering with this disorder.
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Tonganoxie sports briefs
Rec Commission sign-up for baseball leagues
Spring has started officially, and the Tonganoxie Recreation Commission is beginning sign-up for its ball leagues.
The sign-up period runs from Thursday through March 24 and is for children in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Children who are 5 and 6 may sign up for T-Ball. The cost is $10 per child.
Children 7 to 10 are charged $20 to participate in summer ball. For children 11 to 14 years old, the cost is $22.
Those interested can sign up for ball leagues at the commission office, 635 E. Fourth St., between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
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L'ultimo resoconto sui progressi del Continente Africano, rivela alcune sorprese. Dopo soltanto tre anni, la pubblicazione annuale dell'Ibrahim Index of African Governance è ormai divenuta una specie di rito. Viene compilata dalla Mo Ibrahim Foundation (trae appunto il nome dal suo fondatore, il magnate delle telecomunicazioni anglo-sudanese Mo Ibrahim, divenuto filantropo) ed è indice del progresso delle 53 nazioni africane.
In particolare, si fonda sugli esempi di democrazia e buon governo ma include anche importanti indicatori economico-finanziari. Ibrahim ha stabilito quattro parametri – criteri principali per misurare il progresso globale di un paese:
– Sicurezza ed applicazione della legge
– Partecipazione e diritti umani
– Opportunità per un'economia sostenibile
– Sviluppo umano
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This year's results, albeit based on statistics from 2007 to 2008, show little change at the top. Islands still do best. Mauritius again comes first, followed by the Cape Verde Islands and the Seychelles. Botswana and South Africa are fourth and fifth. For the first time since the index came out, the five north African countries (Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia) are included for comparison with their sub-Saharan peers. Across the continent, Africa-watchers will eagerly note which countries have gone up or down in the pecking order.
Against a general assumption that the Arab northerners are more developed than countries south of the Sahara, the index shows that in overall terms the northerners lag slightly behind. North Africa generally scores well on economic criteria but badly on "participation" (ie, elections) and human rights. On such counts, Libya drags the north right down. Southern Africa does quite well on governance and human rights; five of the top ten overall best performers hail from that region. West Africa trails north Africa, followed by east Africa. The central region, dominated by shambolic Congo, is at the bottom.
The index gives a fillip to several post-conflict countries. The most improved is Liberia, which, under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has been recovering from terrible civil strife. Countries can move up the list fast, especially if they start near the bottom. Angola, Burundi and Sierra Leone are big risers. Sierra Leone is still dirt-poor but has had two fairly good elections since peace returned in 2002. By contrast, Nigeria and Kenya had bad elections—and have dropped down the list.
Conversely, countries seem to decline more slowly than they improve. Eritrea has slipped fastest: it has a dreadful human-rights record. Zimbabwe continues to fall, though its national-unity government that took office this year may stem that slide by next year. Somalia remains at the very bottom of the table.
Two countries will be disappointed. In 2007 the first Mo Ibrahim prize, worth $5m for Africa's best leader, went to a former president of Mozambique, Joaquim Chissano. He may have helped to heal the wounds of civil war in his country, but it has fallen from 20th to 26th in three years. And another country doing less well than it likes to proclaim is Rwanda. It has barely shifted in the index yet claims to be pioneering a new development model in central Africa. Its economic improvement under President Paul Kagame seems to have stalled; it gets ever-lower marks for freedom and civil rights.
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Kathryn Adam
Kathryn Adams disappeared in April of 1993, while working for Leggs as a delivery person. She disappeared in Salina, Kansas after visiting a Kwik Stop where her image was caught on a security camera. That was the last known sighting of her; the van she was driving turned up at a restaurant that was closed for remodeling.
The reading starts with the seven of swords crossed by the King of Swords. This speaks to legal matters; the seven of swords is a card that usually describes the attempt to take more than one can handle, or take something that does not belong to one. The King of Swords is often a policeman, lawyer, or judge, or a man of authority connected to law. In this case, he was well disposed toward Kathryn, and was trying to stop her from something either unnecessary or unwise. As a bit of background, we get the nine of swords, which is worry, and lots of it. The cause of this worry is the Sun, reversed, which speaks of home, marriage, and family in a state of upheaval or unrest. In possible outcomes for the matters weighing on Kathryn's mind when she disappeared, the seven of pentacles appears, reversed. The message here is that Kathryn was about to be forced to part with something, or with money, for which she had worked hard, and she did not think it was just and fair. The next card is the ten of cups. Usually, the ten of cups is a wonderful card, but in answer to the question about Kathryn's missing persons case, I find it troubling. It bespeaks an ending here, in specific, an ending to a family situation or marriage, without the marriage actually having to end.
The first card on the staff is judgement, reversed. As it falls in the place of fears, this card's clear message is the fear of death. The next card, depicting an important feature of Kathryn's surroundings at the time, is the Queen of Wands. This would be a woman over the age of seventeen with reddish hair (possibly dyed) and an impulsive nature. She is not reversed, so at the moment, I think she is friend, rather than foe. In the place of hopes, we find the Wheel of Fortune, reversed, which tells us that in addition to family problems, Kathryn somehow found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. The last card is the ace of wands, reversed, which is a dealing that did not materialize, or turn out the way Kathryn had anticipated.
Two sevens appeared in this reading, and it seems plausible that they may refer to a route number or a place. The pentacles point north, but are reversed here, and the swords point east. Seven, ten, and twenty seem to be significant numbers; between seven and twenty miles to the east, then off the beaten path a bit. The Sun has shown up reversed, and when I asked why Kathryn disappeared, I drew the Moon, which, in this case, speaks of mistrust and dishonesty. Also, these two cards together in a reading often refer to outdoors, "under the sun", or "in moonlight".
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Friday, June 28, 2013
Dylan Redwine Found
Dylan Redwine was found earlier this week. His remains were discovered about ten miles to the northwest of Vallecito. A cause of death has not yet been determined. I feel so sad for Dylan's mom and brother.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Has Kyron Horman's Trail Gone Completely Cold?
Kyron Horman. Still missing after three years. The only question I can think of that hasn't been put to divination yet is this: has the trail completely gone cold?
For the past, I pulled these three cards: Temperance, the Emperor, reversed, and the ace of cups. Temperance, as it is a card of good combinations and management, illustrates that earlier in the investigation, tips and leads were managed better than they are now, as was the flow of information between agencies involved in the search. The next card, the Emperor reversed, points to emotional immaturity and dependence on parents. It could also mean the loss of an inheritance. Somehow, a material loss which was also considered family property played a role early in the investigation. Yet, the ace of cups appears, telling us that all was not lost, and despite the lack of familial harmony, there was still hope.
For the present, I drew the three of cups, reversed, the five of cups, and the six of swords. This is an interesting and somewhat familiar message. The message of the three of cups when it falls reversed is often one of excesses and indulgence, and this seems to be the most fitting meaning of the card in this situation. Possibly too much alcohol consumption on the part of an adult connected to Kyron's situation. Next, we have the five of cups, reminding us of regret, and reinforcing the theme of loss, as first seen in the Emperor reversed. The overindulgence and material loss are connected. The six of swords follows this, and it is a card of travel. Either Kyron, or a witness who can tell us more, has moved away from the scene of the crime. This is rather disturbing, as it comes as an answer to the question about how Kyron's trail went cold.
For the future, I drew the five of swords, the seven of cups, and the Fool. How very interesting. The five of swords is anger, rage, and simple revenge. I do not like to see this in answer to why Kyron's case went cold, either. The seven of cups tells us that there have been many clues, but nothing that has solidly materialized; and energies and resources have been too widely scattered without enough direction. The Fool represents a new and vital choice that will be made in this case, and it will bring a whole new angle to finding Kyron. I believe that someone will be forced, with new motivations, to make a wiser and more productive choice about offering evidence and information. It looks as if it will be the result of a new investigator, or a new prosecutor, who finds a way to motivate people who are already involved in the case. I hope this happens soon. Kyron has been missing for over three years now.
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Michael Bochurkiw of the Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) told TASS he would rather refrain from any comments on that matter.
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Finally got together with that new guy, easy peasy.
Needed gas, so back via Sunderland to slip funds to the People's Front, viva Zapata & all that. Got some pumpkin for Peretz.
Signs of fall at farm share, spaghetti squash, more root vegetables, storage onions. Going to make some roasted squash & root vegetables later, maybe. Might be too lazy.
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1. In this rather voluminous writ petition, ultimate analysis reveals that at least one issue is concluded in favour of the petitioner by the recent enunciation of the law in Union of India v. M.L. Capoor : (1973)IILLJ504SC . As this writ petition must succeed on that narrow issue, we deem it wasteful to adjudicate upon a variety of points diffusely raised by the petitioner, in person, before us, in a rather longwinded argument. It suffices, therefore, to advert only to those facts which are directly relevant to what is now the primary question.
2. Mr. Muni Lal Trighatia, petitioner, had served a tenure of nearly two decades in the Punjab Civil Service Executive Branch) when by way of a mutual exchange of service (duly approved by the Central Government) with another officer Shri B.S. Malik, he was allocated to the State of Haryana in May, 1971. The petitioner at the material time was a permanent selection grade officer in the Punjab Civil Service. It is the common case that for the purpose of promotion to the Indian Administrative Service, the petitioner is governed by the Indian Administrative Service (Appointment by Promotion) Regulation, 1955 (hereinafter called the Regulation).
3. By virtue of Regulation 3, a Selection Committee is constituted to frame a select list from amongst the members of the State Civil Service for promotion to the Indian Administrative Service. This Committee consists of six senior Central and State civil servants. On 2nd December, 1971, a meeting of the above-said Selection Committee was held at Chandigarh and the petitioner's name along with others was brought on the select list prepared under Regulation 7 for the purpose of subsequent appointment to the Indian Administrative Service. His name figured at serial No. 6 but during the whole of the year 1972, the petitioner's name was not recommended for appointment to the Indian Administrative Service (hereinafter referred to as the service) though the five persons above him in the list were duly promoted to the said service. It is the petitioner's grievance that a number of vacancies arose during this period and even though some of them remained unfilled, he was not recommended to be appointed against such posts.
4. The next meeting of the Selection Committee was then held on 25th December, 1972, and the petitioner's name was again retained on the select list. This time he figured at serial No. 2 of the list and one Shri Sukhdev Parshad was the only person above him. In the year 1973 also the petitioner's turn for promotion to the service again did not come and his name was not recommended under Regulation 9 though Shri Sukhdev Parshad was duly appointed and there remained unfilled vacancies in the service. During this period also the grouse of the petitioner appears to be identical with that in the preceding year.
5. Another meeting of the Selection Committee was then held in December, 1973. Though the petitioner's name stood at the top of the preceding year's list, this time the Selection Committee dropped his name altogether from the select list whilst bringing thereon a number of persons who were considerably junior in service to him. The Committee recorded the following cryptic reasons apparently under Regulation 5(7) for the supersession of the petitioner:
Sarvshri Muni Lal Trighatia, Ram Narain Singh, Girdhari Lal Nagpal, Bharat Ratan Nagpal, Shanti Lal Malhotra, V.K. Chib and Ram Parkash had attained the age of 52 years on 1-1-1973 Shri Muni Lal Trighatia, whose name also appears in the select list in force, was considered by the Committee as not fit for further continuance in the list.
6. It is the petitioner's allegation that so far as he was concerned, the consideration of age was totally extraneous and irrelevant to the issue of his selection because the proviso to Sub-clause (3) of Regulation 5 clearly lays down that a person whose name appeared on the select list already in force shall be considered for inclusion in the fresh list even if he has attained the age of 52 years. It is also his claim that the rubber stamp reasons recorded for superseding the petitioner are totally violative of Regulation 5(7) and it is incumbent on the Selection Committee to consider and show as to how the petitioner's record was in any way inferior to others who had been preferred to him for the purpose of bringing or retaining their names on the select list. It has been submitted that the recording of reasons should clearly reveal a rational nexus between the facts considered and the conclusions arrived at. It has then been positively alleged that the service record of the petitioner is in fact much better than many of the respondents especially those of respondents Nos. 8, 10, 12, 13, 14 and 15 who have been brought on the select list in preference to him despite the fact that they rank junior to the petitioner. It has been further alleged that all the respondents Nos. 8 to 23, though junior to him in the seniority list of the Haryana Civil Service (Executive Branch) and also figured below him in the previous select list, had been retained thereon whilst the name of the petitioner had been illegally delisted. Reliance is placed on the relevant Regulations for the submission that the name of the petitioner having once been brought on the select list could not be removed therefrom unless there was a grave lapse in his conduct or a patent deterioration in the performance of his duties and it is his claim that neither of these conditions was satisfied in his case. The petitioner hence claimed that the action of the respondent - State and the Selection Committee, apart from being violative of the Relevant Regulations was also an infraction of the fundamental rights guaranteed to him under Article 16 of the Constitution of India.
7. A substantial part of the petitioner's case was sought to be rested on the ground of mala fides. It was broadly alleged that the adverse action against him had been taken at the bidding of respondent No. 24, Ch. Banshi Lal, the Chief Minister of the State of Haryana. In paragraph 9 of the petition specific instances were listed from which the petitioner sought the Court to infer that the impugned actions of the State of Haryana were motivated owing to the bias of respondent No. 24. As noticed at the outset, we deem it entirely unnecessary to adjudicate upon this matter and it is hence unnecessary to advert in detail to this part of the case. It suffices to mention that the Chief Minister has personally tiled a detailed affidavit controverting each allegation of fact made against him. As regards the matter pertaining to the official record, the allegations have been denied in an equally exhaustive affidavit filed by Shri Virendra Nath, I. A. S., Deputy Secretary, Political and Services, Government of Haryana, Chandigarh.
8. In the amended petition, which was allowed to be placed on record, it is averred that during the pendency of the original writ petition, the Haryana Government had reverted the petitioner from the post of the Deputy Secretary to that of an Under-Secretary, primarily on the ground that the name of the petitioner had been delisted from the select list of the I.A.S. Officers. It is his case that this reversion is by way of punishment and results in evil consequences to him and, therefore, this action is hit by Article 311(2) of the Constitution of India.
9. In the return tiled on behalf of the respondent - State the allocation of the petitioner to the State of Haryana by the order of the Central Government dated the 16th February, 1971, stands admitted. It is averred that his case was considered for promotion to the selection grade of the Haryana Civil Service (Executive Branch) along with officers senior to him and he was promoted to the selection grade in an officiating capacity, from the date the vacancy in the said grade was available, namely, the 3rd of September, 1968. The petitioner had made representations about this matter and the final rejection thereof was conveyed to the petitioner by the State Government of the 21st of July, 1972, vide Annexure R3. Regarding the service of the petitioner, it has been averred in para, 2 of the return that even the record of his service in the State of Punjab until April, 1971 contained some adverse annual reports reflecting upon his performance which had been duly conveyed to him.
10. It is admitted that a meeting of the Selection Committee was held on 2nd of December, 1971 and the petitioner was found fit by the Committee for inclusion in the select list for the ensuing year 1972. However, the petitioner's claim of excellent service record is denied and it is averred that even the previous service record of the petitioner upto April, 1971, showed that he had been adjudged on certain occasions as average and in few cases adverse remarks made against him in the annual confidential reports had been duly conveyed to him. It is pointed out that in the relevant select list for the year 1972, one vacancy stood reserved for Shri Sukhdev Parshad since 1969 and during the year 1972, five other vacancies arose which were duly filled at different times and the petitioner's turn for appointment hence did not come. The sixth vacancy became available on the 21st of December, 1972, owing to the death of Shri Jagdhish Chander, I.A.S. and action to fill up this vacancy was commenced in January, 1973, but before that another meeting of the Selection Committee had taken place on the 26th of December, 1972. In this meeting the petitioners' name was again included in the select list for the year 1973 and he was placed at serial No.2.
11. It is the admitted case that during the whole of the year 1973 also the petitioner was not appointed to the service. It is claimed that the State Government is entitled in law to make observations on the recommendations made by the Selection Committee and accordingly it took the view that there had been deterioration in the work and performance of the petitioner as also of another officer by the name of Shri Gian Chand and on that account they did not deserve to be included in the select list. Consequently the State Government suggested to the Union Public Service Commission that the Selection Committee may be requested to reconsider their recommendations in regard to the above-said two officers. In view of these considerations it is averred that there was no question of recommending the petitioner for appointment to the service. In para 7 of the return, a tabulated list of the vacancies which arose during the years 1972 and 1973 has been given. It is thereafter alleged that during the year 1973, the petitioner earned two adverse reports for separate periods of service in the preceding year. According to the confidential report dated the 6th of May, 1973, for the period from 1-4-1972 to 20-9-1972 he was adjudged as an officer of 'below average capacity' and similarly in the next report dated the 23rd of July, 1973, covering the period from 21-9-1972 to 31-3-1973, the petitioner was graded as an officer of 'below average ability.' This report also contained adverse remarks against the petitioner which were duly conveyed to him on the 26th of July, 1973 in two separate communications. It is the respondent-State's case that the mere fact of the petitioner's name being on the select list for 1973 did not entitle him to the appointment to the service because the relevant Regulations provide that if between the date on which he was included in the select list and the date of the proposed appointment there has occurred deterioration in his work which in the opinion of the State Government renders him unsuitable for appointment to the service then the State Government may not recommend his name to the Central Government. Indeed it is claimed that before any such appointment, the State Government is to issue a certificate showing that subsequent to the inclusion of the name of a person in the select list, there has been no deterioration in his work which renders him unsuitable for appointment to the I. A. S. It is averred that in view of the adverse annual confidential reports' the petitioner's name could not be recommended by the State Government for appointment to the service. In fact the State Government proposed a special review of the select list in terms of Regulation 7(4) for the removal of the name of the petitioner therefrom and in the alternative suggested that the case of the petitioner be left to the decision of the Selection Committee which was due to meet in the month of December, 1973. In this meeting dated the 16th December, 1973, after considering the case of the petitioner he was held not fit for further continuance on the select list. These recommendations of the Selection Committee were endorsed by the State Government and latter approved by the U.P.S.C. and the Central Government itself. The claims of the petitioner about having an excellent service record have been repeatedly denied.
12. In particular as regards the proceeding of the Selection Committee on the 16th, December, 1973, it is averred that it had considered the service record of the eligible officers including the pettioner and the latter was not found fit for further continuance in the list. It is stated in express terms that his exclusion from the list was not on the ground that he has attained the age of 52 years on the 1st of January, 1973, and in fact his case was considered irrespective of any consideration of age. It has been averred that the petitioner has not correctly reproduced the reasons recorded by the Committee for exclusion of his name from the select list and it is wrong to suggest that this delisting was done on the basis of rubber stamp reasons. It is claimed that action of the Selection Committee was in conformity with the law laid down in M.L. Capoor' scase (1974) Lab, IC. 338 (SC) (supra). It is then admitted that respondents Nos. 8 to 23, who were junior to the petitioner in the seniority list of the Haryana Civil Service (Executive Branch) were brought on the select list in the meeting of the Selection Committee in December, 1973. It is highlighted that for the purpose of this selection, seniority is not the governing factor and indeed merit and suitability in all respects have to be considered and given preponderance and weight. It has been alleged that the respondents junior to the petitioner had in fact better service records than the petitioner and were on merits entitled to supersede him for the purpose of being placed on the list.
13. By virtue of orders dated the 14th and 15th of February, 1974, the petitioner is admitted to have been appointed to the post of Under Secretary to the Government of Haryana in the department of Finance and it is the claim that this posting is in no way violative of any provision of law. His appointment to his present post is alleged to be not a case of reversion nor is it any way by way of punishment. Lastly, the correctness and legality of the actions of the respondent-State has been reiterated.
14. As referred to earlier, Shri Bansi Lal, Chief Minister of Haryana in a detailed affidavit dated the 29th of June, 1974, has in terms denied the allegation of any personal malice against the petitioner.
15. In his replication, the petitioner has more or less reaffirmed his earlier stand and in an additional affidavit filed by Shri Virendra Nath, I.A.S., Deputy Secretary, Political and Services, a further elaboration of the State's position has been made to counteract some fresh allegations in the replication.
16. As noticed at the outset Mr. Trighatia after rambling over a variety of grounds ultimately arrived at what appears to us to be the sheet-anchor of his case, He highlighted the delisting of the petitioner by the Selection Committee whilst preparing the select list in December, 1973. It was pointed out that the petitioner's name after the fullest consideration had continued on the preceding lists consecutively for the years 1972 and 1973. It is the petitioner's claim that the Selection Committee uncermoniously dropped his name from the list for considerations which are entirely extraneous and in any case without recording reasons in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations. It was contended that the factum of the petitioner having attained the age of 52 on the 1st of January, 1973, was entirely irrelevant because his name had earlier continued on the list. The cryptic conclusion of dropping the petitioner from the existing list according to the petitioner, disclosed no reason worth the name. No reference was made to the records of the other officers retained on the list nor any comparison made with his record to show as to why they were being preferred to him. On these premises, the petitioner contended that there was a glaring violation of Regulation 5(3) and 5(7) (as amended).
17. We find substance in this contention of the petitioner, both on the basis of the relevant provisions of Regulation 5 and in view of the enunciation of the law in M.L Capoor's case (1974) L.I.C. 338 (SC) (supra).
18. Apparently aware of the Achille's heel of their case, the respondents attempted to set up a defence of privilage. It was claimed that the proceedings of the Selection Committee and in particular the recording of reasons by it pertained to the affairs of the State and their disclosure would be contrary to public interest. The issue, therefore, arises whether the record of reasons by the Selection Committee is protectep by the privilage under Section 123 of the Indian Evidence Act.
19. Civil Miscellaneous No. 3789 of 1974 was moved on behalf of the petitioner in this case praying inter alia for the summoning of the preceedings of the Selection Committee held in December, 1972 and In December, 1973, along with the observations of the State Government made in regard thereto. On 7th June, 1974, Tewatia, J., ordered the production of the relevant record. In response thereto Civil Miscellaneous 8060 of 1974 has been moved on behalf of the Union Public Service Commission claiming privilage unders. 123 of the Evidence Act on the ground that the documents summoned from it were unpublished records relating to the affairs of the State and their disclosure would cause injury to public interest and would materially affect the freedom and candour of expression of opinion in the determination and execution of pubic policy. The Commission had entrusted the relevant documents in a sealed cover to their counsel Shri Gurbachan Singh for production in Court along with the application with instructions to press the claim for privilege. Learned counsel for Union Public Service Commission even when pressed has not been able to pin-point exactly either the gravity or the nature of public injury apprehended in case the claim of privilege is disallowed. He has, however, faintly pressed the application supported as it is by the arridavit of Shri A.R. Kidwai, Chairman and the Head of the Department of the Union Public Service Commission.
20. To narrow down the issue, it may be noticed that the only relevant document now appears to be the reasons recorded by the Selection Committee in its meeting of the 16th of December, 1973. It was by virtue of these reasons and in this meeting that the petitioner was superseded and his name was deleted from the previous existing select list. Mr. Dewan, learned Counsel for the respondent did not contest the self-evident fact that the deletion of the name of the petitioner from the select list whilst retaining or bringing his juniors in the State service thereon would amount to supersession. The relevant Regulation is in the following terms:
5 (7). If in the process of selection, review or revision it is proposed to supersede any member of the State Civil Service, the Committee shall records its reasons for the proposed supersession.
It is evident that the abovesaid provision is mandatory. The word used is 'shall' and indeed It has not been argued on behalf of the respondents that the provision is of a directory nature. It is hence incumbent on the Selection Committee to expressly make a record of its reasons for the supersession of a member of the State Civil Service. It has been authoritatively held that this provision is intended to be and perhaps is the only statutory safeguard against the arbitrary and adverse action against the members of a State Civil Service in the matters of their promotion to the Indian Administrative Service. That the relevant Regulation has been framed under the All India Services Act and has the force of law is the common case of the parties. It, therefore, appears incongruous even on first impression that a matter which has been expressly made a requirement of law by the statute and is in terms intended for the production of the civil servants should be veiled in secrecy and privilege. If these reasons are not to be disclosed but to be kept privileged then the very object and purpose of the regulation may well be rendered nugatory. Not only the fact whether any reasons were recorded at all would be beyond the reach and ken of the Court but further the adequacy and the relevancy of these reasons would also be beyond the pale of their examination.
21. In this context again reference may be made to M.L. Capoor's case (supra). It is evident from the judgment that neither in the High Court of Allahabad nor before their Lordships of the Supreme Court was any claim of privilege raised regarding the proceeding of the Selection Committee and in particular the recording of reasons for the supersession. Their Lordships have quoted verbatim the reasons recorded by the Selection Committee in that case. One, therefore, fails to see how identical proceeding which have been the subject-matter of open public enquiry and justiciability in one case would now become sacrosanct as unpublished record whose disclosure would be injurious to public interest in the present one. In M.L. Capoor's case their Lordships of the Supreme Court have not only made reference to the reasons recorded but also closely examined them regarding the adequacy and nature thereof and made them the subject of acute judicial comment. If the claim of privilege were to be upheld in such a situation it would virtually render the recorded reasons as unjusticiable.
22. We may notice that even though pressed repeatedly, learned Counsel, for the Commission was unable to either highlight or point out as to how exactly the disclosure of the minutes of the Selection Committee and in particular the reasons recorded by it would be injurious to public interest. On a subsequent examination of the said document we are ourselves unable to detect or apprehend the nature of any such injury. Indeed as we have noticed above, the nondisclosure thereof may well be injurious to the public servant who may be robbed of the only statutory safeguard against arbitrary action and thus the claim of privilege, if upheld would indeed be against the larger interest of public weal.
23. The Chairman of the Public Service Commission has filed as affidavit in support of the claim of privilege. We have closely perused the contents thereof and we are of the view that this affidavit does not satisfy the stringent requirements laid by the law for making a valid claim under Section 123 of the Evidence Act. In a recent enunciation of the rule in the State of Uttar Pradesh v. Raj Narain : [1975]3SCR333 , their Lordships have again highlighted the larger public interest which requires that the Court should have the fullest possible access to all relevant materials for the purposes of administration of justice. It is only when injury to public interest by far outweighs this consideration on that evidence cannot be admitted and the claim of privilege is to be upheld. Obviously the burden is heavily on the person claiming the privilege to show that a disclosure of the contents of the documents would be gravely injurious to the public interest. As to the essential requirements of the affidavits it is still instructive to refer to the locus classicus on the point, the State of Punjab v. Sodhi Sukhdev Singh : [1961]2SCR371 , where it has been laid down:.The affidavit should show that each document in question has been carefully read and considered, and the person making the affidavit is satisfied that its disclosure would lead to public injury. If there are a series of documents included in a file it should appear from the affidavit that each one of the documents, whose disclosure is objected to, has been duly considered by the authority concerned. The affidavit should also indicate briefly within permissible limits the reason why it is apprehended that their disclosure would lead to injury to public interest.
Examining the affidavit in the light of the abovesaid enunciation we notice that the Chairman has not adverted to each particular document in the present case, especially to the recorded reasons by the Committee regarding which privilege is claimed. It has not been specified in the affidavit as to what exactly is the injury and the evil effects which would flow from the examination of the relevant document by the Court. The affidavit does not particularise that out of the file the record of reasons have been examined with an eye to these consequences. The requirements of the affidavit laid down by their Lordships have always been construed rather stringently. We are inclined to hold that the present affidavit thus does not measure up to those requirements. On this ground also we are unable to accede to the prayer made on behalf of the respondents.
24. For the aforementioned reasons we reject the claim of the privilege and direct the relevant document containing the record of reason for the supersession of the petitioner in the meeting of the Selection Committee held on the 16th of December, 1973, be brought on the file.
25. The issue of privilege having been resolved the matter is reduced indeed to a narrow compass. In term it is whether the reasons recorded by the Selection Committee for the supersession of the petitioner contorm to the requirement or the law as laid down in Regulation 5. Even at the risk of minor repetition, the relevant provision and the reasons may be juxtaposed against each other:
Sarvshri Muni Lal Trighatia, Ram Narain Singh, Girdhari Lal Nagpal, Bharat Rattan Nagpal Shanti Lal Malhotra, V.K. Chib and Ram Prakash had attained the age of 52 years on 1 -1 -1973
5(3) The Committee shall not ordinarily consider the cases of the members of the State Civil Service who have attained the age of 52 years on the first day of January of the year in which it meets:
Provided that a member or the State Civil Service whose name appears in the select list in force immediately before the date of the meeting of Committee shall be considered for inclusion in the fresh list, to be prepared by the Committee even if he has in the meanwhile attained the age of 52 years.5(7) If in the process of selection, review or revision it is proposed to supersede any member of the State Civil Service, the Committee shall record its reasons for the proposed supersession.
Shri Muni Lal Trighatia, whose name also appears in the select list in force, was considered by the Committee as not fit for further continuance in the list.
26. As regards the requirement of age, it has to be borne in mind that the name of the petitioner had existed on the select list in force immediately before the date of the meeting of the Committee. His case was thus fairly and squarely within the proviso to Sub-regulation (3). His having attained the age of 52 years thus could not be taken as a fact against the present petitioner. Indeed Mr. C.D. Dewan had to concede that this consideration was wholly extraneous to the issue whether the petitioner was to be retained or not on the select list. It is thus self-evident that if the Selection Committee at all took the consideration of the petitioner having crossed 52 years on the 1st January, 1973, it was entirely collateral and extraneous to the provisions of Sub-regulation (3) of Regulation 5.
27. The true import of Regulation 5(7), which is in pari mareria with the earlier unamended Regulation 5(5), has now been the subject-matter of authoritative enunciation in the following terms in M.L. Capoor's case (1974) Lab IC 338 (SC):
In the context of the effect upon the rights of aggrieved persons, as members of he public service who are entitled to just and reasonable treatment, by reason of protections conferred upon them by Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution, which are available to them throughout their service, it was incumbent on the Selection Committee to have stated reasons in a manner which would disclose how the record of each officer superseded stood in relation to records of others who were to be preferred, particularly as this is practically the only remaining visible safeguard against possible injustice and arbitrariness in making selections. If that had been done, facts on service records of officers cosidered by the Selection Committee would have been correlated to the conclusions reached. Reasons are the links between the materials on which certain conclusions are based and the actual conlusions. They disclose how the mind is applied to the subject-matter for a decision whether it is purely administrative or quasi-judicial. They should reveal a rational nexus between the facts considered and the conclusions reached. Only in this way can opinions or decisions recorded be shown to be manifestly just and reasonable. We think that it is not enough to say that preference should be given because a certain kind of process was gone through by the Selection Committee This is all that the supposed statement of reasons amounts to. We, therefore, think that the mandatory provisions of Regulation 5(5) were not complied with.
In the light of the above, it appears to be self-evdent that the reasons recorded by the Committee do not even remotely measured up to the requirements of the law. There is nothing whatsoever to show that the record of the petitioner was compared with those who had superseded him nor anything is even suggested as to how and in what manner they deserved preference over him despite the fact of his seniority. It is not even suggested as to what was the basis for now finding him not fit for continuance in the list when indeed he had been on the select list for nearly two years and in fact was on the top of the list immediately in force before the date of the meeting of the Committee. The cryptic reasons do not reveal any rational nexus between the facts considered and the conclusions reached. Indeed it is possible to say that the purported reasons are a mere conclusion without any adequate foundation of facts and thus within the ambit of what their Lordships have called rubber stamp reasons in M.L. Capoor's case 1974 Lab IC 338 (SC). There is indeed no option but to hold that there has been a patent violation of Regulation 5(7) in the case of the petitioner. Accordingly we partly allow this writ petition and quash the decision of the Selection Committee arrived at in its meeting of the 16th December, 1973, whereby the name of the petitioner was removed from the select list for the ensuing year. We further direct that the Selection Committee shall reconsider the case of the petitioner within three months for the purposes of his inclusion in the select list in accordance with law. There will be no order as to costs.
28. In view of the success of the writ petition as indicated above we deem it unnecessary to consider and decide the number of other issue raised in this writ petition. Order accordinly.


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Today is one crappy day for sure. I needed to do a bit of laundry this morning and my washer went kaputs. As I was trying to get the stuff out of the washer and deal with it, I literally had blood and blood clots just fall all over the floor in the laundry room and I made a total mess getting to the bathroom. I cannot believe what a mess I had to deal with on top of the washer stuff. I want to go back and start this day over again without the glitches.
Jean: The high brow knitters feel anything knotted does not lie correctly or some such bologna and that it doesn't look professional. I just weave in ends unless it is something that will get a lot of wear and tear then I knot and weave to make doubly sure it won't come apart with a lot of wash and wearing. I made this gorgeous peach long sleeved sweater for myself about 3 years ago and when I laid it out on the bed, discovered a whole bunch of different colors to the yarn though I had bought it all at the same time and at the same store. I went back and looked at the wrapper and found it did not have dye lots. I never buy yarn that doesn't have dye lots. This sweater is just laying upstairs in a heap in the closet as you can't wear it because it looks like it got into bleach or something as the color changes are so obvious and since it is all different shades on one skein it is useless to take it out and use it for something else. I was furious about it and told off the yarn company.
Maggie: I don't know how people sell things they knit either unless they are able to buy yarn wholesale, which you can do, but I don't want 100 skeins of the same color!
That's why I don't make stuff to sell. People don't want to pay for the yarn let alone the time it takes for you to make the darn thing. I got my first knitting magazine yesterday. Kelly bought me a subscription. It has some neat sweater patterns, but for now, I have to finish what I have started. I found a cute thing though to make for a lady for a gift. You can knit her a pair of socks, then the pattern I found was to make teeny tiny socks that you put on ear pierced hooks to wear so you can have earrings and socks that match. They were so cute and the pattern I found was free. I don't have needles tiny enough at the moment, but I am going to get some and try them out.
Well Fortune wants outside so I better go. Have a nice day all. Faye
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