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	Robert Adley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert James Adley (2 March 1935–13 May 1993) was a Conservative politician in the United Kingdom.
		Adley was educated at Uppingham School and became a company director.
		Adley was well-known as a railway enthusiast, and as such was often perceived to be something of a romantic Tory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Adley (190 words)

	Robert Kostelka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert William "Bob" Kostelka (born February 18, 1933) is a former district attorney, district judge, and circuit judge, and, currently, a conservative Republican state senator from Monroe, Louisiana, who has represented Ouachita, Lincoln, and Jackson parishes in Senate District 35 since 2004.
		One of his colleagues, Robert Adley, a Democrat from Bossier City in Bossier Parish, affectionately referred to Kostelka as "my lawyer." Adley's remark came when Kostelka slipped Adley a note during debate, which said that a compromise on an oil cleanup bill was almost completed, and the issue then before the Senate should be tabled.
		In 2004, in his first term in the Senate, Kostelka sponsored an amendment to the Louisiana Constitution to limit the meaning of "marriage" to the union of one male and one female and to forbid same-sex unions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Kostelka (1339 words)

	The Daily Advertiser - www.theadvertiser.com - Lafayette, LA
		Adley said the trial lawyers, who have joined with large property owners supporting Gautreaux's bill, want to control cleanup so they can make more money.
		Opponents of Adley's bill, Senate Bill 655 which was narrowly approved 4-3 by the Senate Natural Resources Committee Thursday, say DNR is too tight with the industry and has lax regulations that resulted in so many environmental problems.
		Adley's bill calls for restoration to the same condition as before exploration began, free of pollution, abandoned equipment and signs of use.
	www.theadvertiser.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2006605010327 (1005 words)

	Robert Jermyn, Quaker
		Robert's second (or third?) marriage was at the Quaker Meeting House at Tasburgh on 11 Aug 1692 when, as Robert Germy, widower of Brooke, Yeoman, he married Ruth Booty, daughter of John Booty, Yeoman, a Quaker of nearby Stratton St Michael.
		Robert and Ruth appear to have had no issue although Ruth lived to 1710/11 when she was buried in the Quaker cemetery in Tivetsall - as Ruth Jermyn, wife of Robert Jermyn - on January 21.
		Robert died in 1720, being buried on 3 June that year in Tasburgh as 'Robert Jermyn of Hempnall' (where, we recall, Margaret was earlier buried).
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /tripartite/robertjermyn.htm (5077 words)

	Louisiana: The State We're In
		Robert Adley in Ponchatoula, Buddy Roemer in North Louisiana, Mary Landrieu in Lafayette, William Jefferson in New Orleans, Mike Foster in Houma, Melinda Schwegmann in New Orleans, Cleo Fields in Shreveport.
		Robert Collins Guest is LSU Speech professor Andrew King on debate performances.
		Robert Collins Guests are Advocate reporter Marsha Shuler and Gannett’s John Hill reviewing 1995.
	www.lpb.org /programs/swi/swi1900.html (1018 words)

	Robert Adley, Member of Parliament, 58 - New York Times
		Robert Adley, a Conservative member of Parliament for 23 years, died on Thursday in the Royal Brompton National Heart and Lung Hospital.
		Adley won his seat with a majority of 23,015 votes last year, one of the biggest Tory majorities in the country, but the party lost another special election last week on a swing of 34,000.
		Adley is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and two sons.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE2D71E3CF936A25756C0A965958260 (142 words)

	untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Adley, 55, earned 45 percent of the vote in the four parish district.
		Adley and Lott, both Democrats, now have less than a month to get back on the campaign trail and stress the issues they deem important to Louisiana and in particular Senate District 36, which represents all of Webster and Bienville Parishes, most of Bossier and half of Claiborne Parishes.
		Adley, an ex-marine and businessman, served for 16 years in the Louisiana House of Representatives before running for governor in the 1990s.
	www.press-herald.com /news/Jan03/0120.html (2314 words)

	News for New Orleans, Louisiana \| Top Stories \| News for New Orleans, Louisiana \| wwltv.com
		Gautreaux said he would attack Adley's bill on the Senate floor by questioning how much it would cost -- a sensitive topic because lawmakers are often reluctant to support bills that could expand the state budget.
		Opponents of Adley's measure also believe DNR is too friendly with the oil companies and would routinely rule in their favor.
		Adley, who is in the natural gas business, testified that DNR needs to be the new arbiter because the current system results in too many lawsuits, delaying actual environmental cleanup.
	www.wwltv.com /perl/common/rssredir.pl?page=http://www.wwltv.com/topstories/stories/wwl042706jbfray.79fa176b.html (738 words)

	Adley wants more notice on truck stops - Bossier Press-Tribune Online
		According to Adley, the problem presented to him was that there was insufficient public notice preceding the meetings even though public notice was given in the Bossier Press-Tribune, the official legal journal of the parish, and through signage posted in front of the property in question.
		Adley’s bill, if passed, will increase the amount of pubic notices an applicant is required to give via newspapers, television and other pubic announcements.
		Adley said he proposed a similar bill several years ago that requires governmental bodies to purchase ad space in the official journal of a parish as well as a larger circulation paper if they decide to roll their taxes forward.
	www.bossierpress.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1933&Itemid=2 (1235 words)

	2theadvocate.com \| News \| Pollution bill debate stops for talks
		Sen. Robert Adley, D-Benton, suspended a showdown debate Thursday over who should handle the cleanup of land polluted by oil companies.
		After two hours of debate Thursday, Sen. Robert Adley abruptly asked the Senate to wait until next week to decide whether the state’s court system or a state government agency should decide how best to clean up land that was polluted by oil companies.
		Adley, who calls Kostelka “my lawyer,” said the former judge’s note asked him to suspend debate because the two sides were close to working out a solution.
	www.2theadvocate.com /news/2749616.html (476 words)

	Rescue in 1977 mine flood in Schuylkill County offered reason for hope
		Ronald Adley, 37, walked under his own power from Kocher Coal Co.'s Porter Tunnel Mine near Tower City.
		Before the nine men in Quecreek Mine were found alive last last night, Gov. Mark Schweiker told a press conference that, from above ground, the condition of the miners was "probably an unanswerable question," but the governor and David Hess, secretary of environmental protection, continued to cite Porter Tunnel as their reason for hope.
		It was his tapping that told rescuers Adley was alive.
	www.post-gazette.com /localnews/20020728towerreg5p5.asp (382 words)

	Louisiana Political News Service: BIG VOTE FOR BIG OIL IN SENATE TODAY!
		Robert Adley's SB 655 is stirring quite some controversy, THE DEAD PELICAN has learned.
		Adley, the author of this bill, has said in his official biography that he is on the Board of the LIOGA, the special interest group that, along with big oil companies, is promoting this bill.
		The group that Adley is connected to has drilled 100 oil wells on Louisiana land, and the wells have left considerable pollution.
	lapoliticalnews.blogspot.com /2006/05/big-vote-for-big-oil-in-senate-today.html (341 words)

	2theadvocate.com \| News \| Senate OKs DNR cleanup oversight
		Robert Adley, D-Benton, who sponsored SB655, said for the first time his legislation would require oil companies to take responsibility for the messes they made since oil was discovered near Jennings in 1901.
		Adley said his SB655 is a balance between state district courts and a state agency.
		Under the Adley formula, if a judge deviated from the DNR plan, he would have to explain why in writing.
	www.2theadvocate.com /news/2775356.html?index=13 (404 words)

	La. Senate: Rating Commission Should Approve Rate Changes
		But Sen. Robert Adley, D-Benton, said rates should be raised only after the facts and figures used to justify those increases are aired publicly and approved by the rating commission, whose members are appointed by the governor, at a public meeting.
		Adley said the hurricanes have amplified the need for public hearings on insurance increases.
		Adley's bill goes next to the House for debate.
	www.insurancejournal.com /news/southcentral/2006/05/03/67869.htm?print=1 (482 words)

	Compromise reached on oil-field cleanups
		The bill by Sen. Robert Adley, D-Benton, deals with "legacy sites," in which landowners have leased property for oil and gas drilling and later sued for alleged contamination from oil-field wastes and saltwater.
		In 2003 the Legislature passed a law requiring that judicial awards for groundwater damages be placed in the registry of the court, ensuring that the money would be spent on cleanup and not just pocketed by the landowners.
		Adley accused landowners of seeking lucrative back-room deals in local courts while leaving the pollution for future generations.
	www.nola.com /news/t-p/capital/index.ssf?/base/news-3/114855243672910.xml&coll=1 (464 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 24 May 1993
		Gentleman said that Robert Adley and I had differences of view on some aspects of our proposals for the reform of British Rail.
		There is no doubt that Robert Adley made a very constructive contribution and we agreed on many matters.
		The most important point is that Robert Adley brought his great knowledge to the House with great enthusiasm.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm199293/cmhansrd/1993-05-24/Debate-3.html (7336 words)

	Rivals unite on bill to clean up oil fields
		Adley had been working both with and against Gautreaux earlier this month as they wrestled over amendments in the Senate, which passed the measure.
		Adley's bill, favored by oil companies, places more emphasis on the Department of Natural Resources rather than district courts to determine the method of cleanup.
		Adley agreed to allow some minor but important changes to the bill on the House floor, Gautreaux said.
	www.nola.com /news/t-p/capital/index.ssf?/base/news-3/114810626638920.xml&coll=1 (555 words)

	TheInd.com - News \| Business \| Culture - Weekly - Lafayette LA
		What followed was a bombshell by Oakridge Republican Sen. Robert Barham and others, who alleged Boudreaux essentially rigged the selection committee to ensure UL System President Sally Clausen, also Boudreaux’s girlfriend, would replace Jenkins.
		Both Adley and Lafayette Republican Sen. Mike Michot suggest Blanco’s upcoming board selections may be telling, which is why Adley hopes the appointments are made in time for the board members to be approved by the Senate during this regular session, which ends mid-June.
		Robert Adley and Robert Barham were quick to expose the Boudreaux-Clausen relationship and have remained vocal about protecting the LSU System.
	www.theind.com /cover2.asp?CID=-1198996420 (2587 words)

	Steam_locomotives
		Adley, Robert The Call of Steam, Blandford, 1983, pp160.
		Steam nostalgia from Robert Adley, illustrated with his own colour photographs.
		To Robert Adley's usual high standard, well-illustrated in colour.
	www.members.aol.com /gbsteven/Steam_Locomotives.htm (2584 words)

	JoshBritton.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Though the rumors had been swirling for a while, Adley is the first person to say that on the record.
		I should say here, though, that what Adley said is not necessarily true, as he offers no proof for his claim.
		The Advocate later reported on other criticisms from Adley, Sen. Robert Barham (who has already established himself as a critic of the process), and the LSU Faculty Senate (HT: The Dead Pelican).
	joshbritton.com /page/5 (1323 words)

	The Shreveport Times
		Adley says the trial lawyers, who have joined with large property owners supporting Gautreaux's bill, want to control cleanup so they can make more money.
		Gautreaux says the oil industry, supported by the governor's office, wants Adley's bill so they can control cleanup operations and not have to pay out as much.
		Adley's bill says that the Department of Environmental Quality would retain authority over groundwater pollution in all forms of pollution.
	www.shreveporttimes.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060501/NEWS01/605010318/1002/NEWS (1238 words)

	Susan Adler — Zainal Adlin : ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Adley is in charge of Quality Control in the metallurgy laboratory at PATT.
		Robert Adley, D-Benton, told the council that recent Internal Revenue Service decisions had allowed the Louisiana Municipal Gas Authority to...
		A principal of Williams Adley, a minority contractor that was awarded the due diligence contract for HUD loan sales under the...
	www.zoominfo.com /people/level2page306.aspx (1549 words)

	The Daily World - www.dailyworld.com - Opelousas, LA
		BATON ROUGE - The public should have more notice than just a paragraph in small print in a secluded section of a newspaper and a small sign posted on the side of the road when a video poker truck stop is to be built, says Sen. Robert Adley.
		Adley, D-Benton, said a truck stop development in Bossier Parish "caused a huge controversy for us" because nearby residents missed the notice of intent to build the facility.
		Adley said publishing the notices in "a small weekly newspaper in Bossier Parish" did not adequately notify residents, so the operators of proposed truck stops should have to publish larger notices and sent press releases to the largest publications that circulate in the parish.
	www.dailyworld.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060525/NEWS01/605250319/1002 (217 words)

	Adley lines out bills - Bossier Press-Tribune Online
		Robert Adley outlined many of those items and discussed his goals for the session, which began Monday at noon and runs through June 19.
		Adley also hopes to revise capital outlay, a bill that funds various projects for municipalities and other governmental organizations across the state.
		That leads me to teacher pay raises, which the governor has made her primary issue and is clearly something everybody likes to do,” Adley said.
	www.bossierpress.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1913&Itemid=2 (1393 words)

	Bill and Kent's Place on the Web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Adley said Monday that his reason behind the language change has been widely misinterpreted and misunderstood by reporters.
		Adley offered the legislation specifically to prevent homosexual couples from taking advantage of the homestead property tax exemption.
		The legislation — an overhaul of the homestead exemption provisions in the constitution by Sen. Reggie Dupre, D-Houma — was originally drawn up to ensure that widows and widowers who have adult children will not lose their homestead exemption.
	billandkent.com /blog/archives/001024.htm (1231 words)

	HRC \| Lawmakers Hope to Remove Gay Rights as Issue in Property Tax Bill
		But legislators led by Sen. Robert Adley, D-Benton, changed the language to state that people who co-own a home and who are not related – by blood, adoption or marriage – are not entitled to the exemption.
		Adley said Monday that his reason behind the language change has been widely misinterpreted and misunderstood by reporters. He said he offered it to keep the issue from becoming entangled with the homosexual rights debate.
		Dupre agreed that getting the bill out of a Senate committee might have been more difficult had Adley not changed the language. The resulting backlash over the language, however, may also have endangered the measure, he said.
	www.hrc.org /Template.cfm?Section=Home&CONTENTID=19615&TEMPLATE=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm (403 words)

	Minden Press-Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In a memo to one of his legislative assistants, Adley presented a list of concerns to the Watershed Commission, stating he felt the commission had acted in haste when imposing this user fee.
		Robert Triplett, possession of marijuana second offense; possession of drug paraphernalia — pleaded guilty to amended charge of simple possession of marijuana; sentenced to 60 days suspended, one year probation, $500 fine plus costs; pleaded guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia; sentenced to $100 fine plus court costs
		Joseph Putman of Doyline was arrested the murder of 65-year-old Charles Carney.
	www.press-herald.com /news/2005/June/0615.html (4479 words)

	Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music - Ro
		Robert Bertie, 1st Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven
		Robert Bourassa's speech on the end of the Meech Lake Accord
		Robert Bruce Stuart, Duke of Kintyre and Lorne
	education.music.us /Ro.htm (104 words)

	The Moon Griffon Show - Commentaries by CB Forgotston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Thus the $300 Million was paid by the private sector; not the state.
		If the media failed to report that the "state has spent $300 million in unemployment" its probably because the media is smarter than Adley.
		Senator Adley claims to be one of the "good guys." He needs to stop acting and voting like the "bad guys."
	www.moongriffon.com /forgotston/111605b.html (238 words)

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