female: our human problems will not be improved by words, but by action. not words, but deeds. female: they failed in their moral responsibility to help us. kate leehane: it had taken years for me to tell my story of a gropy teacher who showed me pornography to the police. i was a naive teenager when my teacher abused me in 1990, and the impact lingers decades later. and that piece was pub i was writing a piece about closure, and then the floodgates opened. and that s when i started to hear, uh, that happened to me too at presentation. actual, i knew after the first year that i was going to love it. i loved being in an all-girls environment. female: this next person needs no introduction. she is our principal, ms. mary miller. [audience applauding] kate: so, when i started at presentation, mary miller was the vice principal. she was also an english teacher. mary miller: thank you, good morning. kate: she was my mentor, she was my idol. i went to her for help. we became frie
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South Dakota farmers told not to comment after guilty pleas in H&I grain fraud case
Jared Steffensen of the Arlington, S.D., area, pleaded guilty to theft by deception in his H&I Grain Inc. business, at a June 29, 2021, hearing at the Beadle County, S.D., courthouse at Huron. He speculated on grain trades, and then failed to pay millions to farmers. He and his wife, Tami, could face five years in the state penitentiary. His mother, JoAnn also pleaded guilty to a felony of failing to inform state regulators that her company was failing financially. 8:57 pm, Jun. 29, 2021 ×
South Dakota Attorney General lawyers extracted guilty pleas from Jared, Tami and JoAnn Steffensen of Arlington, S.D., for felonies related to conspiring to mislead farmers and grain regulators. Their H&I Grain Inc. stole millions from farmers in 2016 to 2017, as they tried to cover up Jared’s grain speculation losses. Photo taken June 6, 2019 in Huron, S.D.