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Honoring The 100 Year Anniversary Of The Saints Peter And Paul Baseball Club May 10, 2012
Daniel Lipinski, D-IL
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the Saints Peter and Paul Baseball Club for one hundred years of service to Chicago’s McKinley Park community. This year, the club will celebrate a century of quality athletics and social outreach by hosting the Centennial Celebration and Annual Dinner Dance. The Saints Peter and Paul Baseball Club has been a valuable asset to the community for many years, and I thank all those involved in the club and the current president, Mr. William Gonerka, for their dedication to our community."
Authorizing Use Of Capitol Grounds For District Of Columbia Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run May 7, 2012
Jeffrey Denham, R-CA
"The Special Olympics is an international organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with disabilities through athletics and competition. The Law Enforcement Torch Run began in 1981 when the police chief of Wichita, Kansas, saw an urgent need to raise funds for and to increase the awareness of the Special Olympics. The Torch Run was then quickly adopted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Today, the Torch Run is the largest grassroots effort that raises funds and awareness for the Special Olympics program. The event in D.C. is one of many Law Enforcement Torch Runs throughout the country and across 35 nations."
Stop The Student Loan Interest Rate Hike Act Of 2012—Motion To Proceed May 7, 2012
Jon Kyl, R-AZ
"In this case, the legislation singles out certain professional service businesses for a punitive tax hike, including those in the fields of health, engineering, architecture, accounting, actuarial science, performing arts, and athletics. Ironically, these are some of the fields in which there is actually demand for new employees, according to the AP story I referenced earlier."
Tribute To Coach Leroy Walker April 27, 2012
David Price, D-NC
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life and legacy of an inspirational and beloved North Carolinian, Dr. LeRoy Walker. Coach Walker, as most of us knew him, passed away on Monday at the age of 93 in Durham, the North Carolina community he made his home for six decades. He achieved many firsts during a lifetime dedicated to excellence in athletics, character-building, and service to the community."
Celebrating The Life And Legacy Of Dr. Leroy T. Walker April 27, 2012
G. Butterfield, D-NC
"A man dedicated to both athletics and academics, he served as Vice-Chancellor and Chancellor of the NCCU. His relentless devotion to students in the classroom and on the sports fields compelled the NCCU to grant Dr. Walker the title of Chancellor Emeritus of the university."

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