District impact: Democrats debate Colonels complete in Hopkinsville sweep of Blazers LOCAL/STATE A4 SPORTS B1 WEDNESDAY

Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | 75 cents, 51 cents average home delivery cost WWW.KENTUCKYNEWERA.COM 24 pages, 2 sections | Volume 125, Number 125 | Hopkinsville, Ky. Est. 1869 Burke gets life without parole Shortly after the verdict, the court began wife was killed. the sentencing hearing. As opposed to a A child therapist testified that Brent and Jury finds former soldier guilty of murders civilian court, where final Tracy Burke’s son, Eion, suffers from post BY BENJAMIN JOUBERT possibility of parole. sentencings are often traumatic stress disorder. He often has NEW ERA STAFF WRITER When the verdict was announced to the scheduled weeks after a nightmares and flashbacks of the night his packed courtroom, friends and family of verdict, a court martial mom was murdered that will most likely After nearly two and a half hours of de- Tracy Burke and Karen Comer gasped, jury decides the sentence continue for the rest of his life, she said. liberating, a Fort Campbell jury found Sgt. “Thank God” and “Finally.” They cried and that day. Tracy Burke’s brother, David Wilburn Jr., Brent Burke guilty of killing his estranged hugged each other. The prosecution called a said his sister “loved her kids more than wife and her former mother-in-law. Those who were there in support of string of witnesses that anything. … It was apparent in everything Burke was convicted Tuesday morning Brent Burke quietly wept on the opposite had close relationships she did.” on all counts, which included premeditated side of the room. with Tracy Burke and Burke Wilburn was the first family member to murder, felony murder, burglary, child en- Burke sat calm and straight-faced, show- Comer. discover Tracy Burke had been murdered. dangerment and obstruction of justice. He ing no emotion when the decision was Comer’s husband, Kurt, “How do you react to that?” he said. was sentenced to life in prison without the read. said it felt like “a hole was left” after his SEE BURKE, PAGE A8

Long-time local DIVE TEAM FINDS MAN, VEHICLE IN QUARRY radio personality Leo Wilson dies

FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS

Leo Wilson, a local radio engi- neer and broadcaster, died Sun- day at Massey Springs Retirement home in Bowling Green. He was 91. A memorial service will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lamb Funeral Home. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. until time for Wilson the service. A native of Sullivan and reared in Cerulean, he was born July 31, 1920, the son of the late NICK TABOR | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Robert and Verdya Shanks Wil- Police say T'Marcus Hall drove a Dodge Charger through this closed gate behind Rogers Group, Inc. and rolled the Dodge off the road, into the water. Divers whom police com- son. missioned found the car around 8:45 p.m. with Hall's body inside. He graduated from National Radio School in Los Angeles in 1939 and began work with radio Murder suspect found dead in quarry station WHOP as an announcer and engineer on Jan. 8, 1940, the first day the station started BY NICK TABOR Autumn Rollings and took her car. She was Hall and Rollings had lived together, broadcasting. NEW ERA STAFF WRITER 24. though Hall’s mother, LaRhonda Hall, said Following Pearl Harbor, he vol- Hopkinsville police were called to 208 E. her son had stayed with her occasionally. unteered for the Navy and Detectives believe that T’Marcus Hall 18th St. at 5:01 p.m. and found Rollings’ body. served from 1942 until 1945, The couple had domestic disputes related to drove a car into a quarry full of water Sun- During the investigation, detectives infidelity, LaRhonda Hall said. earning the rank of chief petty day after stabbing his child’s mother to began suspecting Hall would drive the car She said her son told her right after officer. He was recalled to active death. into a quarry, according to an HPD news re- Rollings’ death that he’d killed her. duty during the Korean War and A dive team commissioned by police lease. They believed he was suicidal. served from 1950 until 1952. found him dead in the woman’s car Monday Just after 11 p.m., police found a section A neighbor took Hall and Rollings’ child He attended the Navy’s first morning. of fence on the quarry’s property broken, from their home before the attack, police schools for radar technicians Investigators had been looking for Hall said HPD spokesman Paul Ray. They called said. and worked on radar and sonar since late Sunday afternoon. They believe for a dive team to search the water, and SEE WILSON, PAGE A8 that, between 4:30 and 4:55 p.m., he attacked divers found Hall dead in the car, Ray said. REACH NICK TABORat 270-887-3231 or [email protected].

Report honors local farmers market for accepting food stamps, highlights anti-obesity programs BY NICK TABOR It also presents many models cent of men are overweight or be duplicated. NEW ERA STAFF WRITER Hopkinsville could likely imi- obese, according to the report. Because Kentucky ranks 48th On the Web: tate. Many involve collaboration “This epidemic took many nationally in consumption of A new report from a Kentucky between local government, View the report online at: years to develop, and it will take fruits and vegetables, the food www.kentuckynewera.com nonprofit highlights initiatives schools, private businesses and many years to reverse,” the re- stamps option at the Hop- from all over the state to promote volunteers. port said. “The task is daunting. kinsville-Christian County markets in a few other counties. healthy lifestyles in large and Foundation for a Healthy Ken- The important thing is to start, to Farmers Market matches this re- Holly Boggess, downtown renais- small communities. tucky compiled the report. It fo- fight back whenever and wher- port’s guidelines perfectly. sance director at Community The report recognizes Hop- cuses on programs aimed at ever possible.” In 2009, the Kentucky Farmers and Development Services, kinsville for accepting food reducing obesity rates. Across To stimulate local efforts across Market Association offered to let worked with the state association stamps at the farmers market in Kentucky, 33 percent of children, the state, the report highlights 14 Hopkinsville test the food stamps Founder’s Square. 60 percent of women and 80 per- creative programs that can easily program along with farmers SEE MARKET, PAGE A8

INDEX WHO WE ARE: Jody Rogers, 25, Crofton MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 For her art projects, Jody she de- work. But for now she works www.facebook.com/ LOTTERY, OUT ‘N’ ABOUT A3 Rogers often chooses materi- signed the at the family farm in the sum- kentuckynewera LOCAL/STATE A4 als she finds most easily at farm’s mail- mers and at Swisher Interna- or follow us on Twitter: MY ANSWER A6 hand. box. tional, a tobacco warehouse, twitter.com/kentuckynewera OPINION A10 At her family’s livestock She also in the winter. She gives her WEATHER, ASK AMY A12 farm, Coker Valley Farm, has a tattoo artwork to family members of stars on FOOD B5 Rogers grows gourds and and posts photos of her proj- paints them with acrylics. She her left TV B7 ects on Facebook. has a photo in her smart- shoulder GOP blocks loan bill CLASSIFIEDS B7 phone of a vivid green and and a dragonfly on her wrist Is there someone you know who deserves PUBLIC NOTICES B10 pink gourd that depicts a that she designed herself. attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at 270- Student loan interest rate HOROSCOPES B10 bleeding heart. She aspires to one day sup- 887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com. We’ll bill blocked in the Senate. COMICS B11 She paints mailboxes, and port herself by selling her art- take it from there. NEWS A9

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KENTUCKY BRIEF LOCAL/AREA DEATHS n n 3 men plead not guilty ELOISE A. STOKES LEO WILSON ALLEN LIVINGSTON HERSHEL WORD ELSEWHERE Eloise A. Stokes, 80, Services for Leo Wilson, Allen Blair “A.B.” Liv- Hershel Everett “Red” in death of Ky. man Sands Drive, died at 6:20 91, Hillaire Drive, who ingston, 86, Greenville Road, Word, 77, Hopkinsville, died KENNETH R. STRATTON LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) a.m. Monday, May 7, 2012, at served many years as chief died at 8:40 p.m. Sunday, May around 8 a.m. Saturday, — The son of a sheriff Western State Nursing Fa- engineer and broadcaster 6, 2012, at his home of natu- May 5, 2012, of injuries suf- Kenneth R. Stratton, 77, and the son of a former cility following a long ill- for radio station WHOP, ral causes. fered in a traffic accident in Manheim Township, Pa., jailer are among those ness. died at 5 p.m. Sunday, May Graveside services will be Todd County. died Friday, April 27, 2012, facing charges after po- Services will be at 10 a.m. 6, 2012 at at 2 this afternoon at Ken- Services will be at 2 p.m. at Manor Care, Lancaster, lice in Frankfort found a Thursday at Lamb Funeral Massey tucky Veterans Cemetery- Thursday at Maddux- Pa., of natural causes. Springs Re- body alongside Interstate Home with the Rev. Dr. West. A service tirement Fuqua-Hinton Funeral 64. Howard Willen officiating. Hughart and Beard Fu- Home with the Rev. Earl was May 1 The State Journal re- Home, neral Home, Hopkinsville, is Burial will be in Green Grace officiating. in Pennsyl- ports 31-year-old Joshua Hill Memorial Gardens. Bowling in charge of arrangements. Hammond, 44-year-old Green, of A native of Coffee County, Burial will follow in New vania. Visitation will be from 6 Ebenezer Cemetery. David Bruce II and 35- until 8 tonight at the fu- natural Tenn., he was born March Andrew T. year-old James Simons causes. 16, 1926, the son of the late Visitation will be from Scheid Fu- neral home. noon until the funeral hour are charged with murder A native of Huntington, A memo- Wilson William Claude Livingston neral Home, Thursday at the funeral and robbery. Hammond W. Va., she was born Dec. 6, rial service and Ethel Mae Brame. Manheim is the son of Owen will be at 7 He was the former owner home. 1931, the daughter of the Township, Stratton County Sheriff Zemer late Bennie and Flora Lile p.m. Thursday at Lamb Fu- and operator of Livingston A native of Todd County, was in Hammond, and Bruce Adcock. neral Home with Terry Meat Packing and was a he was born July 13, 1934, Jones and Walter Edwards charge of has been identified as the She had worked for 18 member of the Disabled the son of the late James officiating. arrangements. son of former Owen years in the meat depart- American Veterans and Eugene and Ruthel Tucker Visitation will be Thurs- A native of Elkton, he County Jailer David ment at Cadiz IGA and also Sinking Fork Baptist Word. Bruce and the brother of day from 5 p.m. until time Church. His wife, Ruby White, and was born Nov. 5, 1934, the had worked for Rogers for the service. son of the late James L. and current Jailer Cindy Group. He was a a son, Terry Word, pre- The body is being cre- Fonnie Bell Belcher Strat- Bruce Walker. She was a member of World War II ceded him in death. All three men entered mated, and internment will First United Methodist Navy vet- Survivors include four ton. not guilty pleas Monday be in Riverside Cemetery at eran. Church. sons, Allan Word, He was a truck in the death of Charles a later date. His wife, Juanita Mae driver and Her first husband, James A native of Sullivan and Nashville, Tenn., Gary Monroe. They are being Gamble Livingston, died in Word, Hopkinsville, and was an Army held at the Franklin Craft, died in 1960. reared in Cerulean, he was 2007. Greg and Donnie White, veteran who County detention center, Survivors include her born July 31, 1920, the son Survivors include five where records do not in- husband, Smith “O.D.” of the late Robert and sons, Andy (Sue) Livingston, both of Christian County; served as a dicate whether they have Stokes; two daughters, Judy Verdya Shanks Wil- Phil (Judy) Livingston, two stepsons, Wayne White, paratrooper with the attorneys. Craft and Mrs. James son. Ralph Livingston, Jeff Cerulean, and Robert 82nd Airborne Division. (Becky) Dossett, both of After at- (Mary) Livingston and White, Hopkinsville; two Survivors include his Hopkinsville; a brother, Joe tending Na- Jimmy Livingston, all of daughters, Marty Compton, children, Sharon, McCalla, Thank You Adcock, and a sister, Ruth tional Radio Christian County; 12 grand- Gracey, and Gina Powell, Ala., Kenny, Armory, Miss., The family of Clark, both of Hop- School in children and 17 great-grand- Hopkinsville; a sister, Sue Sherri Beth Turner, Hop- kinsville; two grandchil- Mary “Louise” Los Angeles, he started children. Wisdom, Texas; 16 grand- kinsville, Linda Sue of dren and two work at WHOP as an- Ledford Memorials may be made children and 13 great- Grantsville, Pa., Kenneth would like to great-grandchildren. nouncer and engineer on to the Disabled American grandchildren. Scott, Lewisberry, Pa., thank every- Jan. 8, 1940, the day the sta- Veterans. one for their DISCOUNTED tion went on the air. Kelly, Harrisburg, Pa.; eight prayers, A World War II and Ko- grandchildren and three Maker’s Mark and RUFUS WOODALL AUTUMN M. ROLLINGS cards, food, rean War veteran, he joined EARTHMAN SR. great-grandchildren. Jim Beam Candy the Navy after Pearl Harbor flowers, Autumn Marie Rollings, DOROTHY COLEMAN visits and calls. PLACE ONE LIQUORS and attended the Navy’s Rufus Woodall Earthman 24, East 17th Street, died Special thanks to first schools for radar tech- Sr., 69, Pembroke, died at ACROSS FROM BRADFORD SQUARE Sunday, May 6, 2012, at her Services for Dorothy all of her caregivers; Dr. Gary 2941 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • 885-1321 nicians and served until the 7:47 p.m. Monday, May 7, Coleman, 90, the Arkadel- war ended, having attained home, the victim of a stab- Spencer & Staff, Dr. Sanja & 2012, at Jennie Stuart Med- phia community in Mont- the rank of chief petty offi- bing. Geeta Chavda & Staff, Dr. ical Center of natural gomery County, Tenn., were cer. causes. The body is being cre- Elizabeth Toms, Pro Care Home Monday afternoon at Cook- Health & Staff, Jennie Stuart CREATIVE He was recalled to active Services will be at 1 p.m. mated with Lamb Funeral Hospital and staff, Christian duty during the Korean Saturday at Good Shepherd Home in charge of arrange- Webb Funeral Home, with the Rev. Stephen Childers Health Nursing Home and staff, War and served aboard a re- Church of Apostolic Faith ments. SILKS officiating. Peyton Kidd at PADD, Gamble pair ship in Norfolk and with Dr. Jackie Shannon of- A private memorial serv- Burial was in Resthaven Funeral Home & Staff, King’s San Diego. ficiating. ice will be at a later date. Cemetery, He returned to WHOP as Memorial Gardens, Drugs, Pastor N.A. Kirby & Burial will be in Pem- A native of Orlando, Fla., St. John Baptist Church, Funeral and an early morning an- broke Union Cemetery. Clarksville, Tenn. she was born Feb. 12, 1988, Pastor Timothy Collazo Home Arrangements nouncer, chief engineer Visitation will be from 5 She died Friday, May 4, & Gordonsville Baptist and sportscaster and co- until 7 p.m. Friday at the the daughter of Mark An- 2012, at her home of natural Church and Pastor hosted the Early Bird Show church. thony Rollings, Orlando, causes. Wilson. 0-885-624 with Dink Embry. Gamble Funeral Home is and Debra Ann Rafe Tabor, A native of Stewart The Leavell & 27 0 He also operated Leo Wil- in charge of arrangements. Hopkinsville. County, Tenn., she was Ledford Families son’s Electronic Repairs A native of Todd County, She was the assistant born Oct. 25, 1921, the and served as chief engi- he was born Nov. 27, 1942, manager of Back Yard daughter of the late Basil neer for several radio sta- the son of the late John L. Burgers. and Bessie Sanderson tions, including WKDZ and and Cora Lee Earthman. In addition to her mother, Cobb. served to maintain 2-way He was retired from West- survivors include her step- She was a homemaker radio systems for the Ten- ern State Hospital after 20 father, Keith Tabor, Hop- and a member of the nessee Valley Authority at years. Guthrie Garden Club. the Land Between the He was a member of Good kinsville; a son, T’Marcus Hall Jr., the home; three She was a member of 1555 Old Concord Ln., Hopkinsville • 270-886-1411 Lakes. Shepherd Church of Apos- Guthrie Baptist Church brothers, John and Chris He was a member of the tolic Faith where he was the and Guthrie Baptist Lions Club and had treasurer of brotherhood Canaan, both of Tully, N.Y., Women’s Ministry. coached Little League base- and brotherhood choir. and Patrick Canaan, Clear- Her husband, Julian ball. Survivors include his wife, Get Your Garden In Shape This Spring! water, Fla. Coleman, and a son, Bruce He was a charter member Patricia Duncan Earthman; Memorials may be made of the local Veterans of For- Coleman, preceded her in We Can Help! two sons, Rufus (Jeanette) to the Autumn Rollings eign Wars post and a char- Earthman Jr., Hopkinsville, death. Big Selection of: ter member of Southside and Jeff Earthman, Pem- Fund in care of Planters Survivors include a son, Full Stock of: Bank. David Coleman, Atlanta; - Fresh Garden Seeds - Shade, Ornamental & Flowering Church of Christ and was a broke; his daughter, - Rhubarb Trees member and former presi- LaDonna Earthman, Pem- four grandchildren and six - Garlic - Perennials dent of the local Historical great-grandchildren. - Horseradish - Boston & Kimberly Queen Ferns broke; two brothers, John - Cold Crop Vegetables - Hanging Baskets Society. (Gloria) Earthman Jr. and BRAD KNIGHT - Knockout Roses A son, Leo Michael Wil- Michael Earthman, both of Services for Brad Knight, RICKY OLIVER Maintain Your - Ground Covers son, died in infancy in 1947. Hopkinsville; four sisters, Garden: Survivors include his Mary A. Hall, Southfield, 43, Princeton, were Monday Ricky Oliver, 53, Mebane, Need N.C., died at 3:30 a.m. Fri- - Organic Gardening Supplies Landscaping? wife, Mary Morris Wilson; Mo., Margaret Young, Hop- morning at Morgan’s Fu- - Fertilizers a daughter, Molly Wilson, kinsville, Mrs. James (Elise) neral Home, Princeton. day in Guadalajara, Mexico - Fungicides - Mulching Bowling Green; a brother, Williams, Clarksville, Tenn., Burial was in Saratoga after suffering an apparent - Insecticides - Weeding heart attack. - Corinthian Bell Wind Chimes - Trimming Yard & Plants Wilburn Wilson, Cadiz; a and Audrey Hollowell, Pem- Cemetery. Services will be at 2 p.m. - Stainless Steel Gazing Globes - & Much More! sister, Agnes Hillyard, Livo- broke; and one granddaugh- He died at 1:10 p.m. Fri- nia, Mich. ter. Saturday at Goodwin Fu- day, May 4, 2012, at his home neral Home. SSUUPPEERRLLAAWWNN Memorials may be made following a brief illness. Like us on to Hospice of Southern Burial will be at Wall A native of Princeton, he & Kentucky, Bowling Green, CLAUDE UTLEY Cemetery, Wallonia. GardenGarden CenterCenter was born June 1, 1968, the Visitation will begin at 4 1108 N. Main St., Hopkinsville, KY the Hopkinsville Commu- Claude “Buster” Utley, 74, son of Linda Freeman, p.m. Friday at the funeral 270-885-4769 nity College Scholarship Guthrie, died at 11:50 p.m. Foundation or to Project Lyon County, and the late home. Mon-Fri Monday, May 7, 2012, at his A native of Princeton, he 8-6 Hope, College Heights home of natural causes. Van Knight. Sat 8-5 Foundation, Western Ken- He was a barber and was was born Dec. 20, 1958, the Memorial services will be son of Neva Ann Lane, San Sun 12-4 tucky University. a member of Northside at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Antonio, Texas, and the late T’MARCUS T. HALL chapel of the Cook-Webb Baptist Church. Ernest “Buddy” Oliver Jr. Funeral Home in Guthrie In addition to his mother, He had worked as an en- Services for T’Marcus with John Boyles officiat- survivors include a son, gineer for Nypro Interna- Terrell Hall, 28, Hop- ing. Dakota Knight, Princeton; tional. kinsville, will be at 11 a.m. Visitation will be from 1 his stepfather, Anthony He was preceded in death at Saint John’s Baptist p.m. until the funeral hour Young, Kuttawa; a sister, by his stepmother. Thursday at the funeral Church with the Rev. N.A. Karabeth Knight, Fredonia; In addition to his mother, home. 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The FDA is not required demic. www.kentuckynewera.com | LOCAL/IN THE NEWS | Wednesday, May 9, 2012 A3 Tennessee mom seeking return of child from Dubai

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — fidavit he gave the court. She de- that trains U.A.E. military forces, Stacy Peters, 31, told reporters her daughter is not safe. Lindsey, A woman in Tennessee is seek- nies the allegation of adultery. according to Stacy Peters’ attor- after the court hearing that she Charles Peters’ attorney, argued ing to get her husband living in Lindsey also claimed the judge ney, Lee Berry IV. last saw her daughter on March in court there was no proof of the United Arab Emirates to re- had no jurisdiction because the “Our primary concern to this 27 when she left their house in abuse. turn their 14-month-old child to couple was living in Dubai when matter is the safe return of the Dubai to go to work. When she “I am most worried about her the U.S. they separated. Caroline was child to the United States and her came home, all her belongings safety,” Peters said. Stacy Peters argued Monday in born in Tennessee, but she hasn’t mother,” Berry said in a state- had been put outside and her Even with the judge’s order, Pe- a court in Clarksville that her been in the state in eight months, ment. “We believe justice was up- husband had left a note saying he ters acknowledged it would be husband, a former U.S. Army he said. held today and strongly hope that had taken their daughter and difficult to enforce the order major who had been stationed at Montgomery County Circuit this court’s orders are followed, planned to file for a divorce. while her husband remains in Fort Campbell, should be held in Court Judge John H. Gasaway III here and abroad.” Peters, who is currently preg- the United Arab Emirates. contempt for ignoring a judicial noted Monday that the country Berry said there is little to no nant, had no money and went to The country is not a party of order to bring her daughter Car- does not comply with the Uni- prior case law in Tennessee sim- the U.S. embassy, where she was the 1980 Hague Convention on oline home to Tennessee. form Child Custody Jurisdiction ilar to the case and it’s more un- instructed to seek legal help to the Civil Aspects of Interna- Joshua V. Lindsey, an attorney and Enforcement Act, which gov- usual than other international obtain custody of the child. tional Child Abduction and U.S. who was representing Charles erns child custody issues inside custody cases because the par- She said her husband had court orders are generally not Peters in an emergency motion the United States, and does not ents and the child are all U.S. cit- served three tours in Iraq and recognized abroad, according to to dismiss the case, said that fall under U.S. codes. He denied izens. that she thought their 8-year the U.S. Department of State’s Stacy Peters abandoned her child the father’s emergency motion “We will continue fighting marriage would improve after he website. and fled the country when her for dismissal. until Caroline has been returned left the military and took a job as “He could stay there the rest of husband filed a charge of adul- Charles Peters is a West Point to the loving embrace of her a contractor in Dubai. But she his life and nobody could make tery in Dubai, according to an af- graduate who works a company mother,” Berry said. said he abused her and she fears him bring her back,” she said.

KENTUCKY BRIEF n Ford to boost factory output by 40,000 vehicles Defendants plead not guilty in triple shooting DETROIT (AP) — Rising car and MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Two western Kentucky truck sales have prompted Ford men charged in shootings that killed two people and Motor Co. to add a week of produc- injured another have entered not guilty pleas. tion at 13 North American factories The Paducah Sun reports say Kenon Andrews and so the company can make another Jacob Carder entered the pleas Monday in Graves 40,000 vehicles this year. County Circuit Court. Police say the two men shot Ford said Tuesday that it would cut 25-year-old Ashley Lambert, 22-year-old Jonathan in half the normal two-week summer Cagle and 18-year-old Whitley Moore at a home in shutdown at six assembly plants and Dublin on March 27. Lambert and Cagle were killed, seven engine and parts plants. Auto but Moore survived. plants normally close for two weeks A grand jury indicted Carder and Andrews on around the July 4 holiday as they charges of murder, attempted murder, fleeing or switch over to make vehicles for the evading police and being persistent felony offenders. next model year. Police say the shootings were over drugs and money. Through April, U.S. auto sales ran at an annual rate of more than 14 million, substantially higher than last year’s 12.8 million. Ford sales were up 5 percent. Europe’s bad mood: Does Total U.S. car and truck sales rose 10.3 percent through April to 4.65 mil- lion vehicles, according to Autodata Obama need to worry? Corp. Many analysts are forecasting sales WASHINGTON (AP) — storyline: that Obama’s of about 15 million new vehicles in The elections that drove economic policies would 2013. Nicolas Sarkozy out of not safeguard the United At Ford, most factories have been power in France and left States from a widening running at capacity, and the company Greece scrambling to European recession. is adding third shifts at three plants build a coalition govern- But as a rejection of just this month to meet higher de- ment pose a financial austerity measures, the mand, said Jim Tetreault, vice presi- threat to the United States European elections also dent of North American that could undermine present a cautionary tale manufacturing for the company. President Barack for the type of belt-tight- “Requiring more capacity from our Obama’s efforts to cast ening that Romney and plants is a good problem to have, and himself as the agent of a congressional Republi- having the flexibility to add a week of U.S. economic revival. cans have embraced. production in our plants goes a long ASSOCIATED PRESS For Obama, the danger “It is clear there is a lot way toward solving it,” Tetreault A row of 2010 Ford Explorers move through final assembly at the Louisville plant in 2010. The is that any economic tur- of economic anxiety in said in a statement. plant is one 13 North American factories where Ford Motor Co. will be adding a a week of produc- moil unleashed by the the EU that is affecting Factories that will work the extra French and Greek elec- tion in 2012, so the company can make another 40,000 vehicles this year and meet the needs of world markets, and how week include Chicago Assembly, tions will spill over to the that affects the economy rising car and truck sales. which makes the Ford Explorer SUV United States, slow the re- will have an impact on No. 1, Lima Engine in Lima, Ohio; Its shares are up from a 52-week low covery even more and, ul- voters throughout this and Ford Taurus and Lincoln MKS timately, further summer and into the large cars; Dearborn Truck, in Dear- Essex Engine in Windsor, Ontario; of $9.05 in early October but down 31 jeopardize his re-election, fall,” Romney adviser born, Mich., which makes F-Series Sterling Axle in Sterling Heights, percent from their high of $15.35, adding him to the recent Kevin Madden said. trucks; Louisville Assembly in Mich., which makes transmission reached almost a year ago. roster of politicians Obama senior cam- Louisville, Ky., which makes the new and engine parts; and the Raw- Ford is the second U.S. automaker whose careers have been paign adviser David Axel- Ford Escape small SUV; Kentucky sonville parts plant in Ypsilanti to raise production this year by cut- short-circuited by eco- rod has said repeatedly Truck in Louisville, which makes Township, Mich. ting summer downtime. nomic anger. that the biggest challenge heavy-duty pickups and the Lincoln Ford now has the capacity to make In the past two weeks, Chrysler an- At the same time it has to Obama’s re-election is Navigator and Ford Expedition big 2.6 million vehicles in North Amer- nounced that it would cancel the two- shifted Europe’s political economic developments SUVs; Michigan Assembly in Wayne, ica, but the company plans to add week summer shutdown at the balance to the left and in beyond Obama’s control. Mich., which makes the Ford Focus shifts and make other changes to Jefferson North plant in Detroit, favor of the type of eco- “As has happened sev- compact; and Kansas City Assembly push that up to 3 million this year, Toledo Supplier Park in Toledo, Ohio, nomic growth policies eral times before, when in Claycomo, Mo., which makes F-150 spokeswoman Marcey Evans said. and at plants in Belvidere, Ill., and that Obama has advo- our economy gets going, pickups. The 40,000 increase announced Tues- Toluca, Mexico. Chrysler also plans cated both for Europe and events elsewhere can in- Other factories with the added day is part of that plan, she said. to take only one-week shutdowns at for the United States. tervene and throw a mon- week include Dearborn Engine, Ford shares fell 13 cents, or 1.2 per- factories in Sterling Heights, Mich., For Mitt Romney, the key wrench in the Chicago Stamping, Cleveland Engine cent, to $10.53 in afternoon trading. and Saltillo, Mexico. all-but-certain Republi- works,” he said. “We’re can presidential chal- not hoisting a ‘Mission lenger, the results in Accomplished’ banner. Europe underscore how We know there is a lot of deeply economic unease work left to be done and IN BRIEF affects politics. They feed the headwinds are part of Baptist convention n his camp’s underlying that equation.” Normal Temperature, 70 degrees. AGENDA Source: Explore Kentucky Lake. ©2012 Kentucky New Era. All rights reserved. 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Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected] Cost of county’s health care reduced

BY CARLA JIMENEZ the court. The plan includes a 7 The decrease in maximum health care plan in which the ministrative services and rein- NEW ERA STAFF WRITER percent increase in the fixed cost claims costs is based on how county acts as the insurance surance costs. rate and a 3.6 percent decrease in many county employees are ex- company for its employees. So far, the county’s health sys- Christian Fiscal Court ap- maximum claims costs. pected to file claims. Major said When the county has unused tem has been working well for its proved renewing employee Major said that the 7 percent that the county has a low number money or surpluses, it puts that employees. County Treasurer health care benefits Tuesday increase for fixed costs is due to of claims filed during the past 24 money in a separate fund. Cou- Walter Cummings estimates that morning at its meeting, and the medical trend. Medical trend months, which led Anthem to pled with contributions from em- 180 employees take part in the overall cost to the county will de- takes into consideration the ris- lower its anticipated claims max- ployees participating in the plan, health care program. crease. ing costs of medical care, ad- imum. This decrease in claims this separate fund pays for the “We’re lucky,” Cummings said. Mack Major, a representative vancing medical technology and coupled with the increase in the health benefits. Anthem Blue “Employees are taking care of for Higgins Insurance and Bene- the aging population. fixed cost rate results in a total Cross Blue Shield acts as the me- themselves.” fits, which represents Anthem “Medical trend is typically, de- decrease in costs to the county of diator between the county and Blue Cross Blue Shield, pre- pending on who you ask, about 11 about 1 percent. the doctors. The county hires An- REACH CARLA JIMENEZat 270-887-3262 sented the renewal plan before to 13 percent,” Major said. Christian County has a unique them, which takes care of ad- or [email protected].

TWO COURSES FOR MILITARY APPRECIATION Political newcomer campaigns for seat

BY CARLA JIMENEZ NEW ERA STAFF WRITER

Buddy Oglesby has a vision for Hopkinsville. Oglesby has lived in Hopkinsville all his life. He grew up here, went to school here, married his high school sweetheart here, and raised his kids here. And now, retired from data processing at 68, Oglesby wants to join the city council. “You take from the city and you need to give back to the city,” he said. “And that’s what I’m trying to do.” Oglesby has a list of changes and improvements he wants to make to the city. The first item on his agenda is growth. When compared to similar cities like Clarksville, Tenn., and Evans- Oglesby ville, Ind., Oglesby doesn’t under- stand why Hopkinsville seems so stagnated in growth. “In the last 15 years, they’ve doubled in their size,” he said. “What are they doing different from PHOTO COURTESY OF FORT CAMPBELL MWR us?” Celebrity chef Jon Ashton interacts with the crowd Tuesday during a cooking show at Fort Campbell’s Family Resource Center. While doing a show in Oak Oglesby believes that Hopkinsville has a lot of Grove last December, Ashton promised to return to the area and do a show at Fort Campbell. On Tuesday, he made good on that promise with a pair of per- potential for growth, similar to that of neighbor- formances just for military spouses. ing communities. There’s a lot of traffic on Pen- nyrile Parkway and close proximity to Interstate 24. There’s a lot of area and space for potential businesses to put down roots. And there’s an earnest, available work force looking for employ- ment, he said. But Oglesby believes that the government has to Democrates debate in Hopkinsville learn to present the city favorably to companies looking for a place to settle down. Oglesby’s wife, BY CARLA JIMENEZ by advocating for hydrogen energy. about three hours average … of good Faye, agrees. She and her husband both believe NEW ERA STAFF WRITER When asked about EPA clean air reg- solar energy,” Hatchett said. “But we that drawing companies to Hopkinsville is a com- ulations, Hatchett held up a sheet of have lots of water.” promise, a give and take. The League of Women Voters hosted paper showing a photo Buckmaster is an ad- “You’ve got to offer a good incentive to those a debate Tuesday evening at the Brad- of a hydrogen power vocate of coal. He be- companies,” she said. ford Square Mall for the candidates of plant in Italy. He said it lieves it is irresponsible In addition to growth, Oglesby wants to improve contested races before the Kentucky saves 17,000 tons of car- for government to in- education. He believes that, in order to set children primary election. bon dioxide emissions vest in alternative en- up for success, schools must return to the basics: The debate drew an audience of compared to a plant ergy sources when Reading, writing, spelling and math. Faye cited ex- about 20 people. The night was filled that runs on coal power private businesses are amples of young people working as cashiers who with Democrats, all with their own vi- alone. not willing to. He said are unable to count change. sion for Hopkinsville and the country “We’ve got lakes that that the government “I know they give tests quite a bit, but that’s not as a whole. Buckmaster are the best place in the Hatchett needs to go back and education to me,” he said. The first debate, moderated by United States for a hy- strengthen the coal in- Third on the agenda for Oglesby is crime and Chamber of Commerce President drogen process,” he said. dustry because it’s a cheap source of drug awareness. He said the key to public safety is Carter Hendricks, was dedicated to the Further into the debate, Hendricks energy and it burns cleanly. educating children to stay away from drugs. Once U.S. District 1 Democratic primary be- asked a question about forms of alter- “This administration has been very, young people are mired in the drug business, it tween James Buckmaster and Charles native energy, and Hatchett once again very aggressively against coal,” Buck- takes time and money to rehabilitate them; it’s an Hatchett. The questions for debate brought up hydrogen power as his pre- master said. And he wants to send ugly business, but it’s something it must be done, were submitted by the audience and ferred form of alternative energy. He someone to Washington who will be an he said. ranged from a wide array of national said that hydrogen is the most reliable advocate for Kentucky coal. issues. The most discussed issue be- source of energy and water is a re- “Our future is in our young people,” he said. “If Hatchett and Buckmaster also dif- we can’t keep our young people up to date in what’s tween Buckmaster and Hatchett was source that Kentucky has in abun- fered on the issue of health care. When energy. dance. going on, then we have failed.” Hatchett started the night off early “If we did solar here, we only have SEE DEMS, PAGE A5 SEE OGLESBY, PAGE A5

CRIME STOPPERS CRIME n n New state testing started Police offer cash emergency, the report said. Hopkinsville woman The girl was turned over to her for information on fugitives charged with child abuse father. The Hopkinsville-Christian A Hopkinsville woman was Monday in Kentucky County Crime Stoppers is of- charged with third-degree child Rolex, electronics reported fering cash rewards for infor- abuse Monday afternoon, accord- FROM THE KENTUCKY PRESS NEWS SERVICE mation leading to the arrests ing to a Hopkinsville police re- stolen in two burglaries of two people wanted in the port. When students in Clark County public schools and across Ken- Fugitives of the Week Pro- A Hopkinsville man reported a tucky began taking their yearly state assessments Monday, they The woman, Becky Adler, 55, is number of items were stolen gram. accused of leaving her 8-year-old were faced with much longer, more difficult tests than they had to from his apartment sometime be- The first fugi- granddaughter alone in a vacant take in previous years. tive, Jason Ray house. When police arrived at the tween 7:50 and 11:30 a.m. Monday, according to a Hopkinsville po- The new tests are the first of the Kentucky Performance Rat- Owens, 37, is vacant house, they allegedly ing for Educational Progress tests that replaced the old CATS — wanted for a pa- found the child. The home was lice report. Gregory Babb, 20, told police Commonwealth Accountability Testing System — that had been role violation. dirty with no running water, the used in Kentucky for decades. report said. that someone stole a car radio, a He is 6 feet tall While the subjects being tested remain the same, the new tests and weighs 175 According to the report, the girl 55-inch flat screen television, two pounds. His last was told to stay there for up to gaming systems — a Wii and a reflect the more rigorous Common Core Standards in reading and known address two hours a day until someone PlayStation 2 — a large plastic math that were adopted for Kentucky two years ago as part of was on the 700 Owens came to pick her up. Both the girl bin full of DVDs and surround Senate Bill 1. The bill mandated a new school assessment system block of Beeker and the house were covered in sound speakers from his home. and accountability program as well as more rigorous academic Road in Pembroke. fleas, and she had no means of standards. The second fugitive, contacting anyone in case of an SEE CRIME, PAGE A5 SEE KENTUCKY, PAGE A5 Clarence Bus- sell Matlock, is wanted on mul- tiple warrants. LOCAL BRIEFS n He is 6 feet tall ACCIDENT and weighs 155 n Local projects approved $82,104 in federal funds to buy, re- pounds. His last habilitate and resell 11 aban- known address Report: Woman making U-turn on I-24 causes wreck by state committee doned or foreclosed homes in was on the 1400 An Illinois woman attempting to make a U-turn on Interstate 24 Christian County. block of Spring A state legislative committee Matlock caused a two-car wreck Tuesday in Christian County, according to a approved $405,100 in increased Street. Kentucky State Police report. Anyone who funding for the Pennyroyal Men- Pennyroyal Area Museum has any information about Gretchen Welty, 39, of Flora, Ill., was making an illegal turn at tal Health and Pennyrile Housing these fugitives is asked to call mile marker 76 in a 2001 Buick Century when she was hit by Kristin Corporation, Rep. Brent Yonts, D- hosts traveling quilt exhibit 270-887-TIPS (270-887-8477). Woodward, 22, of Dover, Tenn., driving a 2009 Ford Ranger, the re- Greenville, announced Tuesday. The Pennyroyal Area Mu- Callers don’t have to give their port said. The funding, approved by the seum is hosting a traveling names or appear in court. Both vehicles went into the median. Woodward’s Ranger rolled Government Contract Review quilt exhibit from the 2011 Ken- Visit Hopkinsville-Christian onto its side. Welty and Woodward were taken to Jennie Stuart Med- Committee, includes $323,000 in tucky Heritage Quilt Society County Crime Stoppers on ical Center for unspecified injuries, according to the report. federal and state money for sub- President’s Quilt Challenge. Facebook and choose “Like” to An update on their condition was unavailable. stance abuse residential treat- The exhibit features work from receive updates on wanted ment through Pennyroyal fugitives. — From New Era staff reports Mental Health. It also includes SEE BRIEFS, PAGE A5 www.kentuckynewera.com | FROM PAGE A4 | Wednesday, May 9, 2012 A5 Grow your OWN food RUGS! RUGS! Vegetable Plants RUGS! Seed Potato & Onion Se DEMS: Canidates Fruit Trees THIS AREA’S OGLESBY: Political newcomer Herbs LARGEST debate locally Berry Plants Asparagus & Rhubarb SELECTION FROM PAGE A4 Roots Associated Marketing campaigns for Ward 7 seat 819 Country Club Lane Hendricks asked about The Country Bar Hopkinsville, KY 112 Britmart Rd. (Fairview) 270-885-3273 Obama’s health care bill, FROM PAGE A4 seen many accidents because of poor Elkton, KY • 270-885-4843 Open Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Hatchett answered that there planning and because they don’t have a were positive and negative In addition to educating our youth, he turning lane, he said. Beyond Ward 7, he ramifications of it. He also wants to give more funding to the police wants to light the intersections along U.S. said that the bill was in the RHEUMATOIDRHEUMATOID department and set up satellite police sta- 41, and he wants to add signs along Pen- hands of the Supreme Court, tions around the city, so police will have nyrile Parkway announcing Hop- and that there was little Con- better response times in case of an emer- kinsville’s presence to potential visitors. gress could do about it now. ARTHRITISARTHRITIS Buckmaster, however, gency. But most of all, Oglesby believes he’s a views the health care bill dif- “If the rail track train is blocked, the good candidate because he’s a hard Dr. Desai cares for rheumatic diseases including: only place (police) can go across is 18th worker and he’s always willing to listen ferently. As a family physi- • Rheumatoid arthritis • Lupus cian, Buckmaster has Street to get from one side of the city to to his constituents about what they want. treated people without in- the other,” he noted. Faye Oglesby agrees. • Knee Pain • Gout surance at his walk-in health Also on Oglesby’s platform is the revi- “He has a lot of common sense,” she • Tendonitis • Bursitis clinic for 15 years. But he talization of Hopkinsville. Part of that is said. “I think he’ll do a good job.” • Osteoporosis • & Others said that the health care ini- improving his neighborhood, Ward 7. He wants to see better access for LaFayette REACH CARLA JIMENEZat 270-887-3262 We provide infusion tiative does nothing to pro- therapy, including Road and Eagles Cove. Both streets have or [email protected]. mote the cause for the Remicade, Abatacept working poor. He also said (Orencia), bloodwork, that the bill treats people like units, not people. extremity MRI, bone “If it was up to me, I would density and x-ray on site. throw it up on the slab and drive a stake through its BRIEFS: Student places in art contest Western KY heart and watch it squirm,” Buckmaster said. “I hate this FROM PAGE A4 Rheumatology, PLLC bill.” stantial number of bolts used by city administra- to make sure they are tion, the Hopkinsville Po- 1910 South Virginia, Suite 101 quilters across the state. properly secured. lice Department, Hopkinsville, KY Most City council The exhibit will be on A tow boat and two Hopkinsville Fire Depart- 270-885-3876 Insurances The three Democratic can- display until May 19. The barges have arrived at ment and public works Accepted didates for Ward 7 — former museum is also display- the site in Eddyville department will be down councilman Richard Coving- ing a collection of feed where the span is being during the outage. Non- ton, incumbent council- sacks inside its Penny- constructed. Crews are emergency calls should woman Peggy royal Treasures exhibit. preparing to transport go to 270-890-1300 during Rogers-Everett and political the span from the as- the outage. newcomer Buddy Oglesby — Blood center accepting sembly yard to the C&J Mulch also showed up to the debate. bridge. The transport is Pennyroyal Arts Council (30 years experience!) The topics that governed donations today, Thursday expected to be scheduled the Ward 7 debate all re- later this week, accord- calls for donations volved around city issues, The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center ing to a news release In a recent news release, 270-885-7660 such as the proposed smok- from the KYTC. Pennyroyal Arts Council Located on Hwy. 41 North at the 2nd Gate at ing ban and the Rails to will be accepting dona- Chair Carol Barta asked Trails project. And all three tions from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Outlaw Construction Company today and from 8 a.m. to 6 HCC to honor scholarship the public to donate money candidates mostly agreed on HOURS: Mon-Fri 7:30-5:30 p.m. the issues that came up. p.m. Thursday. The blood toward the council’s Covington, Rogers-Everett center is looking for dona- recipients at luncheon budget goal. Donations Saturday 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. tions of O positive and O can be made online at Landscaping and Oglesby all said they The Hopkinsville Com- Contractors support a citywide smoking negative blood. munity College Founda- www.pennyroyalarts.org. Ask For A High Quality ban. Covington and Oglesby No appointments are tion will recognize Checks can be mailed to Quote! Mulches! said they were hesitant to necessary. The center is at donors and scholarship P.O. Box 1038, Hopkinsville, spend money without more 1902 S. Virginia St. recipients during its KY 42241. research about public opin- Scholarship Award Huge Price Reduction! ion on the Rails to Trails pro- Replacement span for Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. APSU to offer child care gram, while Rogers-Everett Thursday in the college’s $ said she supported it be- bridge nearly complete Auditorium Building. for fall semester Regular Brown Mulch 15 per yard cause it is a health issue. Hall Contracting is HCC alumnus Danny Beginning in the fall se- The biggest difference be- $ nearing completion on Anderson will be the guest mester, Austin Peay State Colored Mulch per yard tween the three candidates 24 the replacement span speaker. University will offer child for Ward 7 was experience. for Eggners Ferry Covington had been on city care to students in cer- Call ahead to set up deliveries! Bridge. council, representing Ward 6 Lackey Municipal tain evening courses. The and Ward 7 for 17 years. He A crew is checking courses will be limited to also ran for mayor in 2010. and tightening the Building closed Friday the core curriculum re- Rogers-Everett, on the 14,000 bolts on the 322- The Lackey Municipal quired for the first two other hand, won an uncon- foot replacement truss. Building will be shut years of a degree, accord- tested race for the seat in Once all bolts are placed down Friday for a genera- ing to an APSU news re- 2010, and is nearing the end and torqued to specifica- tor installation. Power lease. For more of her first term. She vowed tions, Kentucky Trans- will be down from 4 p.m. information, visit to continue working to im- portation Cabinet Friday through midday www.apsu.edu/clc. prove the city should her inspectors will run a Saturday. constituents elect her to a safety check on a sub- The city phone system — From New Era staff reports second term. Oglesby is the newcomer. Retired at 68, he promised to use his new free time to make Hopkinsville a better KENTUCKY: place. New state testing started Monday The other contested city council primary is Ward 5, FROM PAGE A4 thal said. “Statistics show that they do between incumbent Charlie better when they take the test during Henderson and Joyce When the new testing system was an- regular testing time rather than doing a Rogers. Rogers was not able nounced, Kentucky Department of Ed- make up test. So we’ve been trying to to attend the debate, so Hen- ucation Commissioner Terry Holliday get that message out to our parents.” derson was invited to give a said the more rigorous tests would Students in grades 3-8 are being three-minute speech. In his probably result in some lower scores tested Monday through Friday. Stu- speech, he set himself apart across the state initially, but he ex- dents in grades 10 and 11 are only tested from his opponent. He cited pected them to improve as teachers and in on-demand writing, which will begin a recent New Era story about students became more comfortable Thursday. Rogers and quoted her state- with the standards. K-PREP tests compare student scores ment about Hopkinsville’s Many people across the state share against those of students in other empty industrial parks. Holliday’s view, but Clark County As- states, not only against other Kentucky “Our industrial parks are sistant Superintendent Pat Rosenthal student scores. anything but empty,” Hen- said she doesn’t think there will be an The new tests will also be used to as- derson said. “We have a appreciable drop in local scores. sess school’s performance standards as tremendous industrial “I really don’t expect our scores to be part of the No Child Left Behind law. park.” lower. Our teachers feel good about the Kentucky was one of 10 states that He also cited his work on tests and I think we’re ready for them,” were granted a waiver from NCLB al- city council by the incentive Rosenthal said. “I know our teachers lowing them to use their own systems programs he helped create to have been teaching exactly to our cur- to assess whether schools were making riculum, which is made up of the stan- bring more industry and adequate yearly progress. dards, and we’ve been testing them on business to Hopkinsville. He Unlike NCLB which used only test also said it was irresponsible mastery tests after each unit all year to for city government to spend make sure they are learning it as they scores to measure progress, Kentucky’s its way out of an economic go.” system also included graduation rates recession. The district has been publicizing the and college and career readiness in the “Serving the Hopkinsville tests on its website and also sent letters equation. City Council is about public to parents, Rosethal said, to try to get Teachers and administrators feel con- service and leadership,” all the students there this week to take fident that their students are prepared ® Henderson said. “It’s not the tests. as well as they can be, Rosenthal said, ¢ about politics. If it were “The most important thing with these and feel like the test scores will show it. RALLYBURGER Our delicious made-to-order burger about politics, I think we tests is that students need to be there to 89 with all the fixins. STORY BY Bob Flynn, of The Winchester Sun. Limit 4 per car per visit. Not valid with any other discounts or would be better served if we take the tests with their peers,” Rosen- 2921 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • Hopkinsville, KY went to either Frankfort or promotions. Valid at participating Rally’s only. Expires 5/28/12. Washington.” The primary is May 22. Ab- sentee voting is already under way and continues through May 19. REACH CARLA JIMENEZ at 270-887-3262 or [email protected]. CRIME FROM PAGE A4

Babb’s door showed signs of forced entry. The total estimated value of the stolen property is $2,180, according to the report. In a different burglary re- port, Kevin Knight, 38, of Hopkinsville, told police that someone broke into his car Monday and stole his Rolex watch. The left rear window and door showed signs of forced entry. The watch has an estimated value of $5,300, the report said. — From New Era staff reports A6 Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | WORLD | www.kentuckynewera.com Al-Qaida bomb master: ‘Brutality’ and ‘novelty’

DUBAI, United Arab not prevent us from reach- 2009. The twist this time Emirates (AP) — Ibrahim ing you,” said an al-Qaida was an absence of metal, Hassan al-Asiri has built a statement claiming respon- which could have made the reputation as al-Qaida’s sibility for the August 2009 device undetectable by con- bomb-making savant one blast in Jiddah. ventional airport scanners. potential near miss at time: This appears to be the “It was a threat from a Explosive-rigged under- essence of al-Asiri’s plots standpoint of the design,” wear aboard a Christmas as one of the leaders of the said John Brennan, Presi- flight to the U.S. in 2009, Yemen-based Al-Qaida in dent Barack Obama’s printers fitted with high- the Arabian Peninsula, or counterterrorism adviser. grade explosives the next AQAP. A pattern has Al-Asiri, 30, arrived in year and now possibly a emerged of explosive ex- Yemen in 2006 after being metal-free device that pertise channeled into de- jailed by Saudi officials in could avoid airport detec- signs using a crackdowns against Is- tors. smuggler-style stealth and lamic militants. Before those failed at- innovation to try to outwit “They put me in prison tempts, he staged an even security forces and spy and I began to see the more audacious attack: agencies. depths of (the Saudi) servi- Turning his own brother U.S. authorities Tuesday tude to the Crusaders and into a suicide bomber in a probed the latest device be- their hatred for the true mission that injured Saudi lieved to be the work of the worshippers of God, from Arabia’s top counterterror- Saudi-born al-Asiri or one the way they interrogated ism official and was later of his students after it was me,” he is quoted as saying decried by the U.S. State uncovered in a CIA opera- in the September 2009 issue Department for its “brutal- tion. It was described as a of Sada al-Malahem, or ity, novelty and sophistica- refinement of the under- Voice of Battles, an Arabic- tion.” wear bomb that failed to language online magazine “You tyrants ... your bas- detonate aboard a jetliner put out by al-Qaida’s tions and fortifications will over Detroit on Dec. 25, branch in Yemen. You can respect others’ beliefs without compromising your own

DEAR REV. GRAHAM: I think it’s us — because He has revealed this to us. wrong for people to say that their reli- This is why the Bible is so important, be- gion is right and everyone else’s religion cause through its pages God tells us is wrong. Instead, we about Himself. The Bible says, “For ought to respect each MY prophecy never had its origin in the will other and let people have of man, but men spoke from God as they their own beliefs. Don’t ANSWER were carried along by the Holy Spirit” (2 you agree? — R.R. Peter 1:21). DEAR R.R.: I agree Let me illustrate why this is important. with part of what you say; Imagine that you were a medical re- we should respect those searcher, and one day you discovered a who disagree with us and cure for a specific type of cancer. Would not hate or revile them. you keep it to yourself, or say to yourself God made them just as He that it didn’t matter? No, of course not. made us, and He loves Instead, you’d do everything you could to them just as He loves us. tell others about it so they could be As someone has said, we healed. can disagree without BILLY In the same way, Jesus Christ (the Bible being disagreeable. The says) came to heal us of the deadliest dis- Bible commands us to GRAHAM n ease of all — the spiritual disease of sin. “live at peace with every- Let us discover this truth for ourselves — one” (Romans 12:18). and then joyfully share it with others. But that doesn’t mean we should com- promise our beliefs or pretend they SEND YOUR QUERIESto “My Answer,” c/o Billy Graham, Billy Graham aren’t important to us. As a Christian, I Evangelistic Association, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28201; believe God has shown us what He is like call 877-2-GRAHAM, or visit the website for the Billy Graham Evangelistic and how He wants us to live. We aren’t Association: www.billygraham.org. Visit our website at www.kentuckynewera.com left to wonder if He exists or cares about ©2012 BILLY GRAHAM ENJOY what you love BETTER Switch to the Time Warner Cable Triple Play. Whatever you’re passionate about, now you can enjoy it even better. Discover TV that makes sure you never miss a minute of your favorite shows. And buff er-free Internet so everyone can be online at once. So go ahead… stream, chat, game, share, tweet with Twitter. And see how much more you can love it all with Time Warner Cable.

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Saturday, May 19, 2012 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Christian ASSOCIATED PRESS County Board After trying to blow bubbles and not succeeding, 2-year-old Landen Bushey encourages his mom, Evangeline of Education Bushey, to help as he holds his bubble wand out toward her Monday at their Washington Avenue home in Owensboro.

The Christian County Board of Education Specialty crop funding available • Bring your is seeking teachers, administrators and other educational certified professionals resume! for the 2012-13 academic school year. through agriculture department • Be prepared to We will be hosting a BY DENNIS O’NEIL According to the news release, grant meet with local Educational Teacher Job Fair NEW ERA STAFF WRITER funds won’t be awarded for projects meant on Saturday, May 19, 2012. only to benefit one individual or institu- principals and The Kentucky Department of Agricul- tion. Applications must reflect a project’s This event will be held at the: ture recently made grant funds available possible benefits to the specialty crop in- teachers to discuss Christian Co. Public School’s Boardroom for developing specialty crops such as dustry or the state. fruit, vegetables, tree nuts and nursery Brian Lacefield, general manager for anticipated 200 Glass Avenue, crops. Commonwealth Agrifinance, helps secure Hopkinsville, KY The U.S. Department of Agriculture re- loans for farmers to finance their opera- opportunities! cently gave a $260,000 grant to the state for tions. While most farmers in the area 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. enhancing competitiveness in its spe- focus on crops like soybeans and tobacco, Christian County Board Certified teacher candidates seeking cialty crops market. According to a news Lacefield said many are looking for new release from the state, Kentucky produc- of Education employment are encouraged to attend. crops to grow. 200 Glass Avenue ers took in $72 million for sales of green- Lacefield said he has seen several local Hopkinsville, KY 42240 house and nursery products, $23 million farmers lose tobacco contracts in the past 270 887-7000 from vegetables and melons and almost few years. With tobacco contracts only re- Apply online at $11 million from fruit, nuts and berries in newed on a year-to-year basis, he said it’s www.christian.kyschools.us www.christian.kyschools.us 2010. hard for a tobacco farmer to plan his op- Call 270 887-7020 for more information. Kentucky Commissioner of Agricul- eration long term. He thinks specialty ture James Comer said the state’s climate crops could provide a useful alternative. and soil are well-suited for developing spe- Lacefield also said farmers are hesitant cialty crops and thinks the grant funds to grow specialty crops because they will help diversify the state’s agriculture aren’t sure if there is a market for them. Christian County industry. Things like tobacco and soybeans, he said, “I encourage all eligible individuals and are more reliable. organizations to apply,” Comer said in the “With these other crops, sometimes Public Schools release. there is not the safety net that you have Crop producers as well as commodity with corn, wheat and soybeans,” he said. groups, agriculture organizations and col- “I guess people are hesitant to move away It’s About Every Student Every Day leges may apply for grants. All applicants from what is known.” must reside or have their business in Ken- 200 Glass Avenue • (270) 887-7000 tucky. REACH DENNIS O’NEILat 270-887-3237 www.christian.kyschools.us The maximum grant amount is $75,000. or [email protected].

Puerto Rico aims to become entirely bilingual by 2022 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico tunity to our children so (AP) — The governor of they can shine and become Puerto Rico is trying to do successful in a labor mar- what more than a century ket that is increasingly of American citizenship competitive and global- has failed to accomplish: ized,” he said. make Puerto Ricans fluent Only 12 of the island’s in English. 1,472 schools offer an all- Gov. Luis Fortuno, who has English curriculum of the been mentioned as a possible sort envisioned by Fortuno, Republican vice-presidential while 35 other schools offer candidate, has proposed an some courses in English, ambitious, and what critics such as math and physical call far-fetched, plan to re- education, said Education quire all public schools to Secretary Edwin Moreno. teach all courses in English “The main idea is to have instead of Spanish. a Puerto Rican who can The U.S. territory has had communicate in Spanish as a long and contentious rela- well as English,” said tionship with the English Moreno, who acknowl- language, and many Puerto edged that he himself has Ricans are skeptical about an imperfect command of embracing it, fearing they English. will lose a key part of their Moreno is overseeing an identity and find them- initial $15 million project to selves a step closer to state- install a bilingual curricu- hood, a status that only lum in 31 schools starting about half of islanders in August and to reinforce have backed in recent polls. the English-Spanish cur- The governor wants riculum already in place in Puerto Rico to become the the 35 other schools. Plans 51st U.S. state. But he says for adding the rest are still his plan is about economic hazy, but the governor says necessity, not politics. he wants all public school “Bilingualism opens students to be bilingual doors and provides oppor- within 10 years. A8 Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | FROM THE FRONT/STATE | www.kentuckynewera.com

MARKET: New report highlights Jockey pleads not guilty to assault charge LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) pension would apply to about the case. — Suspended jockey any licensed racetrack in “I think once the facts incentives to promote health Robby Albarado worries Kentucky, though come out, everyone will his racing career could be Churchill currently is the see that he is absolutely at risk as he fights an as- only thoroughbred track not guilty,” Barton told re- FROM PAGE A1 In Buckhorn, Shelbyville and Lex- sault charge that side- in the state with live rac- porters. ington, schools opened their facili- lined the veteran rider for ing. “I think ultimately to implement the program locally. ties to the public as exercise areas the two biggest racing Judge Ann Bailey everything is going to be A grant paid for electronic ma- during evenings and weekends. days at Churchill Downs, Smith set a trial date for fine, but ... he’s not racing chines that could process debit and These facilities include a tennis his attorney said Tuesday. July 18. right now. That’s his food stamp cards. The farmers mar- court, sports fields, basketball courts Attorney Scott Barton Albarado is accused of livelihood. He’s absolutely ket association provided training on and a swimming pool. entered a not guilty plea lunging at Carolina C. concerned about that,” using the machines. Jefferson County schools buy large for Albarado. The jockey Martinez while she was Barton said. A vendor now runs the machine on amounts of local produce to serve did not attend. on the phone and chasing Last spring, Albarado Albarado was arrested her into a bathroom, ac- Wednesdays. On Saturdays, the students, and Owsley County schools was charged with wanton Friday and charged with cording to an arrest war- busiest day at the farmers market, grew a garden and started a farmers endangerment and do- Community and Development Serv- fourth-degree assault. He rant. Martinez shut the mestic assault for al- market on school property last year. was accused of accosting door but Albarado broke ices pays a private contractor to run Covington has a weekly mile-long legedly assaulting his it. a woman who said she it open and cornered her wife, Kimber Albarado. walk and vegetarian meal. A Lexing- was trying to break up in a walk-in closet, the From food stamp customers, ven- Those charges later were ton school stopped giving candy and with him. Last spring, the document said. Albarado dors receive tokens in exchange for dismissed and he pleaded fast-food coupons for rewards, opting jockey faced a domestic wrestled with her on the produce. CDS collects the tokens and guilty to attempting to in- instead for extra recess and no- dispute charge. floor but she pushed him terfere with a witness. His sends the vendors paychecks. homework passes. Albarado’s arrest came off and fled, the report “It has expanded our customer The Hopkins County government hours before he was to said. The woman suffered wife has filed for divorce. base tremendously,” Boggess said. now offers a wellness program to its ride in the $1 million Ken- a separated shoulder and As part of a consent agreement with the Ken- “The vendors have been very 150 employees. It rewards partici- tucky Oaks, a race for 3- bruises to her legs, and an pleased.” tucky Horse Racing Com- pants, and it estimates it has saved 10 year-old fillies the day arm and shoulder. According to the new report, the mission in April 2011, one to 15 percent in annual health insur- before the Kentucky In a domestic violence farmers market sold nearly $5,000 of the conditions set for ance costs. Derby. Churchill stewards petition, Martinez said worth of produce to food stamp cus- Albarado to continue The report draws attention to the have suspended him in- she had lived with Al- tomers in the program’s first two holding a license to race collaborative aspects of these pro- definitely from the famed barado for a year. years. Louisville track, where he Barton said after the in Kentucky was that he grams. In the past, health advocates Like this program, the other exam- is third on the all-time hearing that “everyone is avoid any additional crim- have traditionally worked with other ples in the report show communities jockey wins list. His sus- jumping to conclusions” inal charges. building on resources already in health advocates, but because health place. affects so many areas — such as eco- At two pools in Lexington, the nomics and education — multi-sec- parks and recreation department tor cooperation makes more sense, created a healthy menu for the con- the report argues. BURKE: Jury find Brent Burke guilty cession stands. It includes fruit, yo- It also encourages seeking opin- gurt, grilled chicken, chicken salad ions from the people who would and bottled water. likely benefit from new programs. of both murders, additional charges These items brought in 9 percent “We hope the pioneering work fea- of the concession revenue last sum- tured here will jump start efforts all FROM PAGE A1 help him if he were ever welcome in their home mer, according to the report. Candy across the state. Kentucky clearly released from prison. anytime. sales dropped by 23 percent, perhaps needs as many local anti-obesity ini- “From then on out, it’s Sgt. Ted Morriss was Burke’s mother testified because staff put the candy out of tiatives as it can muster.” hell.” Brent Burke’s squad leader that her home community view and customers bought hun- David Wilburn, Tracy in 2005. He said he would and church would support dreds of orders of grapes, apples and REACH NICK TABOR at 270-887-3231 Burke’s father, said she give Burke a place to stay Burke if he were to be bananas. or [email protected]. was an “excellent daugh- and work on his farm if paroled. Burke would often ter” and a “fantastic Burke is ever released. help out with the local mom.” He also knew Cpl. Craig Temple over- church and once helped lay Karen Comer and said she saw Burke while he was in sandbags during a flood, was “the sweetest woman jail and said he was a good she said. Burke keeps busy WILSON: in the world.” inmate, never showed any in jail by writing reply let- Local radio personality, 91, dies He recalled Tracy “negative feelings” and ters to those in his home- FROM PAGE A1 WHOP as chief engineer, the Lions Club and Burke’s childhood. was calm and forgiving. town. She once brought play-by-play sportscaster coached Little League “She was always the cen- Another witness, Capt. back from the jail a 50- As the war in Europe and co-host of the early baseball and was a char- ter of attention even back John Mayo, said that he pound bag of letters Burke was ending, he was sent morning program with ter member of the local to when she was wearing and Burke were “good wrote, she said. “He is our son, a blessing to Anti-Submarine War- Drury “Dink” Embry. Veterans of Foreign diapers,” Wilburn said. He friends” and he knows him was at work when he found as well as if he were family. from God,” she said sob- fare School in He also owned Leo Wil- Wars post. out about his daughter’s He would give Burke “any- bing. “I would welcome Charleston, S.C., as an son’s Electronic Repairs He was also a charter instructor and was later death. thing he needed” to help him with open arms back and was chief engineer member of Southside assigned to the cruiser “It will never heal,” he assimilate himself back into our home.” for several radio stations Los Angeles when it was Church of Christ. said. into society, he said. The Under military law, the being built at Philadel- in Kentucky and Ten- Survivors include his The last person to take defense asked if he would mandatory sentence for phia Navy Yard. nessee and was under wife, Mary Morris Wil- the stand for the prosecu- let Burke stay at his house, murder is life in prison. It He then spent time at contract to maintain son; a daughter, Molly tion was Tracy Burke’s and Mayo replied that he was up to the jury to decide the Naval Research Labs two-way radio systems Wilson, Bowling Green, son, Matthew Pete. He said would. whether the sentence in Washington, D.C. for the TVA in the Land a brother and a sister. he thinks about his mother Echoing Mayo, family would include the possibil- Following the war, he Between the Lakes. See Wilson’s obituary all the time. friend Judy Myers said she ity of parole. returned to work at He was a member of on Page A2. “It just really feels like would do “whatever it took The jury started deliber- there’s something miss- to help (Burke) out.” ating Burke’s sentence ing,” he said wiping tears Burke’s father and around 6:45 p.m. from his eyes. mother were the last two Burke can appeal the Defense attorneys called witnesses to testify. Stan verdict. acquaintances, friends and Burke said he was proud coworkers of Brent Burke of his son for joining the REACH BENJAMIN JOUBERTat 270-887- and they said they would military and that he was 3240 or [email protected]. HAMPTON MEATS

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REGION 2 TENNIS TOURNAMENT Caldwell’s Joiner reaches semis

RICHARD WIMSATT | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Hopkinsville’s Dustin Burch (far right) returns a shot against Madis- onville-North Hop- kins’ Josh Jones during their Region 2 tennis tourna- ment match Tues- day at the Ruff Park tennis courts. Meanwhile, Sharon Rohman (below, left), director of US- TA Kentucky, talks with Fort Campbell coach Tricia Keenan while watching a match. University Heights Academy’s Vivek Shah (right) returns a shot in his second round match against Hop- town’s Burch. The girls’ tournament resumes today with the semifinals for the girls and boys set for Thurs- Hopkinsville’s Campbell advances day at Ruff Park. BY JOE WILSON Meanwhile, defending region champion Grey NEW ERA SPORTS EDITOR Campbell, of Hopkinsville, edged Caldwell County’s Hunter Giannini 6-4, 6-4 to earn a berth in Region favorite and No. 1 boys’ seed Clint Joiner, the quarterfinals. of Caldwell County, breezed into the Region 2 ten- Campbell will play Union County’s Quaid Girten nis tournament semifinals with a pair of victories on Thursday. Tuesday night at the Ruff Park courts. In doubles play, Caldwell County’s No. 3 seeded Joiner routed Union County’s Josiah Beamer 6-1, team of Oliver and Brown were upset in the quar- 6-0 and then hammered Christian County’s Daquar- terfinals by Henderson County’s Williams and ius Mahone 6-0, 6-0. Angermeier 6-4, 6-1. Last year’s region runner-up will take on Hopkins Hopkinsville’s Browning Casey and McClain won County Central’s Nick Adcock in the semifinals. their first match, 6-0, 6-2 over Union County’s Shef- Adcock upset No. 4 seed Vivek Shah, of University fer and Eunice. They will face the No. 2 seed Heights Academy, 6-4, 6-4 in the quarterfinals. Thomas and Lee of Lyon County. Shah had earlier eliminated Hopkinsville’s The Lyons’ star duo knocked out University Dustin Burch 6-1, 6-2. Heights Academy’s Traughber and Patel 6-2, 6-1 on The other two seeded players advanced to the Tuesday afternoon. quarterfinals with Madisonville-North Hopkins’ The Blazers’ other doubles team of Gordon Kaye Tyler Mertens beating UHA’s Trey LaChance 6-3, 7- and Blake Edmonson, who are the fourth seed, ad- 5. He will face Hopkins Central’s Colin Laffoon Thursday in the quarterfinal round. SEE TENNIS, PAGE B3 Colonels complete sweep of University Heights

BY KEITH JENKINS NEW ERA ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR DISTRICT 8 STANDINGS Team Overall District A night after Christian County Hopkinsville 13-12 5-1 edged University Heights Acad- Christian Co. 16-17 4-2 emy 2-0 in a pitcher’s duel at University Heights 7-17 2-4 Chris Simmons Field, the Fort Campbell 15-13 1-5 Colonels completed the home- and-home series sweep of the District 8 rival Blazers on Tues- day with another 2-0 win at Colonel Field. With the sweep, Christian County (16-17, 4-2 District 8) se- cured the No. 2 seed in the up- coming district tournament. as well, but last night we hit the UHA (7-17, 2-4) will enter the post- ball fairly solid. Tonight we hit season as the third seed. some solid balls, but too many in “We can’t be complacent,” the air, too easy to catch.” Christian County coach Blake Costly errors plagued the Blaz- Leach said. “I feel like there’s a ers again Tuesday. By the top of lot more stuff we can do. Luckily the fourth inning, UHA had com- it’s happening at the right time. mitted three errors, paving the It’s getting down to the end of the way for two runs for the homes- year. I’m not saying we’re peak- tanding Colonels. ing by any means, but we’re “Those are big,” Peck said. “I going up the hill a little bit and mean, that’s pretty much how they it’s getting better.” got their runs. We’ve got to make For the second night in a row, routine plays. One or two times the Blazers failed to find any during the game we don’t. It just rhythm at the plate, tallying just seems to happen whenever they four hits. On Monday night, have runners on and they score.” The three Blazer errors al- Christian County eighth-grade lowed a run in the second and an- hurler Dixon Craft held UHA hit- other run in the third. Clayton less. Baker had an RBI for Christian KEITH JENKINS | KENTUCKY NEW ERA “It’s very frustrating,” Univer- County. sity Heights coach Scott Peck Christian County’s David Smith (4) is safe after the ball gets away from University Heights Academy’s Haji Wisdom during a rundown said. “I don’t think tonight we did SEE CCHS, PAGE B3 play in their District 8 game Tuesday night at Colonel Field.

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PREP SCOREBOARD n n NBA SPORTS FORECAST Daily Playoff Glance All Times CDT THURSDAY Trigg Co. at Webster Co. UHA’s White signs letter (x-if necessary) High School Baseball Owensboro at UHA FIRST ROUND Caldwell Co. at Marshall Co. High School Softball (Best-of-7) BY JOE WILSON Christian Co. at Henderson Co. Lady Colonel Classic Saturday, April 28 NEW ERA SPORTS EDITOR Chicago 103, Philadelphia 91 Edmonson Co. at Todd Co. Cent. UHA at Franklin-Simpson Miami 100, New York 67 Crittenden Co. at Hopkinsville High School Track Orlando 81, Indiana 77 Russellville at Trigg Co. Region track meets The smile on University Heights Oklahoma City 99, Dallas 98 UHA at Lyon Co. SATURDAY Academy senior basketball player Sunday, April 29 High School Baseball San Antonio 106, Utah 91 High School Softball Quadre White’s face said it all. He is Caldwell Co. vs. Franklin-Simpson L.A. Lakers 103, Denver 88 Christian Co. at Henderson Co. going to play basketball in college. Atlanta 83, Boston 74 Hopkinsville at Livingston Central Fort Campbell at Community Christian L.A. Clippers 99, Memphis 98 Trigg Co.at Logan Co. HCA at North Hardin White, a 6-foot-1 guard, signed with Monday, April 30 UHA at Mayfield Trigg Co. at McLean Co. Mid-Continent University in Mayfield Miami 104, New York 94 High School Tennis Hopkinsville at Crittenden Co. during a ceremony Tuesday morning Indiana 93, Orlando 78 Oklahoma City 102, Dallas 99 Girls/Boys Region 2 tournament High School Softball at UHA. Tuesday, May 1 FRIDAY Caldwell Co. at UHA “I love it, I never expected this,” said Boston 87, Atlanta 80 High School Baseball Todd Co. Central at UHA tourney White, who averaged nearly 15 points Philadelphia 109, Chicago 92 Union Co. at Christian Co. Lyon Co. at UHA L.A. Lakers 104, Denver 100 and five rebounds during his only sea- Dawson Springs at Fort Campbell Lady Colonel Classic Wednesday, May 2 son with the Blazers. “I didn’t start San Antonio 114, Utah 83 Hopkinsville vs. St. X HCA at North Hardin Indiana 97, Orlando 74 playing (organized) basketball until Memphis 105, L.A. Clippers 98 IP H RERBB SO All Times CDT late, like my eighth grade year, and Thursday, May 3 Atlanta EASTERN CONFERENCE everybody else has been playing since Miami 87, New York 70 Delgado 5.2 3 1 1 3 5 W L TPts GF GA Oklahoma City 95, Dallas 79 O’Flaherty .10 0 0 0 0 Sporting KC 7 2 0 21 12 5 they were 5 or 6 Friday, May 4 Medlen W,1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 D.C. 5 3 3 18 20 15 “I love it, I years old. To be Boston 90, Atlanta 84, OT Venters H,6 1 2 0 0 0 0 New York 5 3 1 16 19 14 able to adapt Philadelphia 79, Chicago 74 Kimbrel S,10-11 1 0 0 0 0 2 Chicago 3 2 2 11 9 9 Denver 99, L.A. Lakers 84 Chicago Montreal 3 5 2 11 11 15 and have this Saturday, May 5 Dempster 7 6 1 1 1 7 New England 3 6 0 9 8 12 never opportunity is Indiana 101, Orlando 99, OT K.Wood L,0-2 1 2 2 2 2 0 Houston 2 2 2 8 7 8 really a bless- L.A. Clippers 87, Memphis 86 Camp 1 1 0 0 0 1 Columbus 2 4 2 8 6 10 Oklahoma City 103, Dallas 97, Oklahoma City Umpires—Home, Dan Bellino; First, Jerry Philadelphia 2 5 1 7 5 9 expected ing.” wins series 4-0 Layne; Second, Bob Davidson; Third, Chris Toronto FC 0 8 0 0 6 18 White didn’t San Antonio 102, Utah 90 Conroy. WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, May 6 play organized T—2:47. A—38,523 (41,009). W L TPts GF GA this. ... To be Philadelphia 89, Chicago 82, Philadelphia Brewers 8, Reds 3 San Jose 7 2 1 22 21 11 basketball until leads series 3-1 Cincinnati Milwaukee Real Salt Lake 7 3 1 22 18 12 his middle New York 89, Miami 87, Miami leads series ab r h bi ab r h bi Seattle 6 1 1 19 11 3 3-1 Cozart ss5020Morgan cf4 2 2 0 Vancouver 5 2 2 17 9 7 able to adapt school years be- Boston 101, Atlanta 79 Stubbs cf5000RWeks 2b4 0 0 0 Colorado 5 5 0 15 15 12 cause he lived L.A. Lakers 92, Denver 88, L.A. Lakers lead Votto 1b 3010Braun lf 4 2 3 1 FC Dallas 3 4 3 12 10 14 series 3-1 part of the time BPhllps 2b4 2 2 0 Dillard p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 3 5 1 10 11 14 and have Monday, May 7 Bruce rf 4122ArRmr 3b3 1 1 3 Chivas USA 3 6 0 9 5 11 with his mother San Antonio 87, Utah 81, San Antonio wins se- Rolen 3b 4011Aoki lf 0 0 0 0 Portland 2 5 2 8 9 13 in Florida and ries 4-0 Ludwck lf3 0 0 0 Hart rf 3 0 0 0 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point this L.A. Clippers 101, Memphis 97, OT, L.A. Clip- Simon p 0000Lucroy c 4 1 2 2 for tie. the rest of his pers leads series 3-1 Mesorc c4000Ishikaw 1b4 0 0 0 Today time with his fa- Tuesday, May 8 HBaily p 1000CIzturs ss-3b 4 2 2 1 Houston at New York, 6 p.m. Indiana 105, Orlando 87, Indiana wins series Hoover p0 0 0 0 Gallard p 3 0 1 1 Real Salt Lake at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. opportunity ther, Carlos Wil- 4-1 Cairo ph 1000Loe p 0 0 0 0 Seattle FC at FC Dallas, 7:30 p.m. son, in Atlanta 87, Boston 86, Boston leads series 3-2 LeCure p0000Green ph 1 0 0 0 Saturday, May 12 Hopkinsville. NEW ERA FILE PHOTO Philadelphia at Chicago, Late Frazier ph 1010Veras p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles at Montreal, 3 p.m. is really a Denver at L.A. Lakers, Late Arrdnd p0000Maysnt ss0 0 0 0 D.C. United at Houston, 3:30 p.m. He did play in University Heights Academy senior guard Today Heisey lf 1000 FC Dallas at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. the G-BUCK New York at Miami, 6 p.m. Quadre White signed a national letter of intent to Totals 36 3 9 3 Totals 34 811 8 Vancouver at New England, 6:30 p.m. blessing.” league, which L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 8:30 p.m. Cincinnati000002010 — 3 Sporting Kansas City at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. play at Mid-Continent University during a cere- BASEBALL Milwaukee21031010x — 8 Real Salt Lake at Seattle FC, 9 p.m. was a summer mony Tuesday at UHA. E—Ar.Ramirez (3). DP—Cincinnati 1, Mil- Sunday, May 13 basketball American League waukee 1. LOB—Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 7. New York at Philadelphia, 11:30 a.m. Quadre White At A Glance 2B—Cozart (9), Votto (14), B.Phillips (3), Rolen Chivas USA at San Jose, 6 p.m. league organ- many levels of basketball. He has All Times CDT (6), Braun (6), Lucroy (3). 3B—Ar.Ramirez (2). GOLF UHA senior guard n ized by Greg tremendous experience at a lot of lev- East Division HR—Bruce (10), C.Izturis (1). Buckner, a for- els. And, Mid-Continent is still in its W L Pct GB IP H RERBB SO World Golf Ranking mer UHA star. There, he met Darius building phase and it plays in one of Baltimore 19 11 .633 — Cincinnati Through May 6 Tampa Bay 19 11 .633 — H.Bailey L,.1 3.2 6 6 6 3 4 1. Rory McIlroy NIR 9.78 White, who became his best friend. the top NAIA conferences in the coun- New York 16 13 .552 2 1/2 Hoover .11 0 0 0 0 2. Luke Donald ENG 9.39 Darius White, who played guard at try. His first year is going to be a learn- Toronto 16 13 .552 2 1/2 LeCure 2 3 1 1 0 4 3. Lee Westwood ENG 8.40 Boston 12 17 .414 6 1/2 Arredondo 1 1 1 1 0 1 4. Bubba Watson USA 6.46 Hopkinsville High School, signed ear- ing process, but it is for all freshmen.” Central Division Simon 1 0 0 0 0 1 5. Hunter Mahan USA 5.66 lier this spring with Mid-Continent. Mid-Continent assistant coach W L Pct GB Milwaukee 6. Steve Stricker USA 5.50 “We played together when we were Howard Dillard said White should be Cleveland 17 12 .586 — Gallardo W,.2 6 4 2 2 2 8 7. Tiger Woods USA 5.29 Detroit 14 14 .500 2 1/2 Loe 1 1 0 0 0 1 8. Martin Kaymer GER 5.23 really little and to be playing together able to help his new team immediately. Chicago 14 17 .452 4 Veras 1 3 1 1 0 0 9. Webb Simpson USA 5.17 again is going to be really fun,” said “I love his shooting ability,” said Dil- Kansas City 10 19 .345 7 Dillard 1 1 0 0 0 1 10. Phil Mickelson USA 5.16 Minnesota 8 21 .276 9 HBP—by Simon (Morgan), by H.Bailey 11. Justin Rose ENG 5.12 Quadre White. lard, who watched White several times West Division (Ar.Ramirez). WP—LeCure. 12. Adam Scott AUS 4.93 White’s cousin, Vontrae Lewis, a for- during the 2011-12 season. “The man W L Pct GB Umpires—Home, Dale Scott; First, CB Buc- 13. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.93 mer Christian County star, also signed can flat out shoot the basketball. We Texas 20 10 .667 — knor; Second, Bill Miller; Third, Dan Iassogna. 14. Charl SchwartzelSAF 4.88 Oakland 15 14 .517 4 1/2 T—3:04. A—28,108 (41,900). 15. Jason Day AUS 4.79 at Mid-Continent to play soccer. will have to work on his defense and his Seattle 14 17 .452 6 1/2 Pacific Coast League 16. Matt Kuchar USA 4.74 UHA coach Randy McCoy, a former stamina, but offensively he has all the Los Angeles 13 18 .419 7 1/2 At A Glance 17. Dustin Johnson USA 4.66 skills he needs.” Monday’s Games All Times CDT 18. Graeme McDowellNIR 4.46 NAIA college head coach, said White Cleveland 8, Chicago White Sox 6, 1st game American North Division 19. Bill Haas USA 4.31 has a strong upside to his game. White said he plans on studying busi- Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox 2, 2nd game W L Pct. GB 20. Jason Dufner USA 4.27 “Well, No. 1 it’s a great fit for ness administration in college. Texas 14, Baltimore 3 Omaha (Royals) 22 10 .688 — 21. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.16 Boston 11, Kansas City 5 Memphis (STL) 13 18 .419 8 1/2 22. Keegan Bradley USA 4.16 Quadre,” McCoy said. “He is going to L.A. Angels 8, Minnesota 3 Iowa (Cubs) 12 18 .400 9 23. Nick Watney USA 3.98 get to go play for Coach (Winston) Ben- REACH JOE WILSONat 270-887-3260 or jwilson@kentuck- Seattle 3, Detroit 2 Nashville (MIL) 9 22 .290 12 1/2 24. Rickie Fowler USA 3.96 nett, who has played and coached at ynewera.com. Tuesday’s Games American South Division 25. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.91 Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 3, 10 innings W L Pct. GB 26. Peter Hanson SWE 3.89 N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 3 Albuquerque (LAD)19 13 .594 — 27. Ian Poulter ENG 3.62 BASEBALL Texas 10, Baltimore 3 New Orleans (FLA)17 14 .548 1 1/2 28. K.J. Choi KOR 3.58 n Kansas City 6, Boston 4 Okla. City (HOU)17 16 .515 2 1/2 29. Francesco MolinariITA 3.32 Minnesota 5, L.A. Angels 0 Round Rock (TEX) 17 16 .515 2 1/2 30. Mark Wilson USA 3.26 Toronto at Oakland, Late Pacific North Division 31. Bo Van Pelt USA 3.24 Detroit at Seattle, Late W L Pct. GB 32. Zach Johnson USA 3.23 Today’s Games Colo. Springs (COL)16 16 .500 — 33. John Senden AUS 3.21 Rangers’ Toronto (Morrow 3-1) at Oakland (T.Ross 1- Reno (Arizona) 15 17 .469 1 34. Thomas Bjorn DEN 3.15 2), 2:35 p.m. Salt Lake (Angels) 15 18 .455 1 1/2 35. Sang-Moon Bae KOR 3.12 Chicago White Sox (Peavy 3-1) at Cleveland Tacoma (Seattle)11 20 .355 4 1/2 36. David Toms USA 3.03 (J.Gomez 2-1), 6:05 p.m. Pacific South Division 37. Carl Pettersson SWE 3.00 Hamilton Tampa Bay (Niemann 2-3) at N.Y. Yankees W L Pct. GB 38. Simon Dyson ENG 2.94 (Phelps 0-1), 6:05 p.m. Fresno (Giants) 23 8 .742 — 39. Martin Laird SCO 2.90 Texas (Lewis 3-1) at Baltimore (W.Chen 2-0), Sacramento (OAK)21 11 .656 2 1/2 40. Jim Furyk USA 2.87 6:05 p.m. Las Vegas (TOR)17 16 .515 7 41. Ernie Els SAF 2.85 Boston (Lester 1-2) at Kansas City (B.Chen Tucson (Padres) 10 21 .323 13 hits 4 HRs 42. Alvaro Quiros ESP 2.84 0-4), 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games 43. Robert Karlsson SWE 2.83 BALTIMORE (AP) — L.A. Angels (E.Santana 0-6) at Minnesota Tucson at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 44. Paul Lawrie SCO 2.83 (Pavano 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Colorado Springs 7, Nashville 4 45. Aaron Baddeley AUS 2.82 Josh Hamilton became the Detroit (Smyly 1-0) at Seattle (Vargas 3-2), Las Vegas 4, Oklahoma City 1 46. Anders Hansen DEN 2.82 16th player to hit four 9:10 p.m. Reno at Memphis, 7:05 p.m. 47. Fredrik JacobsonSWE 2.78 home runs in a game, National League Round Rock 11, Salt Lake 9 48. Ben Crane USA 2.69 At A Glance Iowa at Fresno, Late 49. Geoff Ogilvy AUS 2.67 launching a quartet of two- All Times CDT Omaha at Sacramento, Late 50. Paul Casey ENG 2.66 run drives against three East Division Albuquerque at Tacoma, Late 51. Kyle Stanley USA 2.62 ASSOCIATED PRESS pitchers in a history-mak- W L Pct GB Today’s Games 52. K.T. Kim KOR 2.62 Washington 18 11 .621 — Reno at Memphis, 11:05 a.m. The Pittsburgh Pirates' Rod Barajas (26) greets third base ing performance that car- g 53. Nicolas ColsaertsBEL 2.60 Atlanta 19 12 .613 — Colorado Springs at Nashville, 11:05 a.m. 54. G. Fernandez-CastanoESP 2.54 coach Nick Leyva (16) after hitting a two-run walk-off homer ried the Texas Rangers to a New York 17 13 .567 1 1/2 Las Vegas at Oklahoma City, 11:05 a.m. 55. Jonathan Byrd USA 2.47 off Washington Nationals pitcher Henry Rodriguez in the 10-3 win over the Baltimore Miami 15 15 .500 3 1/2 Albuquerque at Tacoma, 1:35 p.m. 56. Kevin Na USA 2.46 Philadelphia 14 17 .452 5 Tucson at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 57. Ryo Ishikawa JPN 2.41 ninth inning of their game Tuesday in Pittsburgh. The Pi- Orioles on Tuesday night. Central Division Round Rock at Salt Lake, 7:35 p.m. 58. M. Angel JimenezESP 2.39 rates won 5-4. Hamilton homered off W L Pct GB Omaha at Sacramento, 9:05 p.m. 59. Robert Rock ENG 2.36 Jake Arrieta in the first St. Louis 18 11 .621 — Iowa at Fresno, 9:05 p.m. 60. Matteo ManasseroITA 2.34 Cincinnati 15 14 .517 3 and third innings, added g COLLEGE BASEBALL 60. Y.E. Yang KOR 2.34 Houston 14 16 .467 4 1/2 62. Rafael Cabrera-BelloESP 2.33 another off Zach Phillips Pittsburgh 13 16 .448 5 Tuesday’s College Baseball Scores 63. Retief Goosen SAF 2.29 Barajas, Pirates in the seventh and topped Milwaukee 13 17 .433 5 1/2 EAST 64. Greg Chalmers AUS 2.28 Chicago 12 18 .400 6 1/2 SOUTH 65. Johnson Wagner USA 2.25 it off with a one-for-the- West Division Austin Peay 3, Lipscomb 1 66. Branden Grace SAF 2.25 books shot against Darren W L Pct GB Clemson 9, Tennessee Tech 8, 10 innings 67. Charles Howell IIIUSA 2.22 O’Day in the eighth. Dur- Los Angeles 19 10 .655 — Duke 14-4, Coppin St. 0-3 68. Gary Woodland USA 2.20 earn walk-off win San Francisco 14 15 .483 5 Florida St. 9, Stetson 1 69. Ryan Moore USA 2.18 ing the last at-bat, Hamil- Arizona 14 16 .467 5 1/2 North Carolina 4, UNC-Wilmington 2 70. George Coetzee SAF 2.15 ton took a mighty hack Colorado 12 16 .429 6 1/2 N.C. State 5, N. Carolina A&T 1 71. Darren Clarke NIR 2.14 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rod Barajas hit a two-run San Diego 10 20 .333 9 1/2 and missed, lined a foul Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 2 72. Robert Garrigus USA 2.09 homer off Washington closer Henry Rodriguez into right-field seats and Monday’s Games MIDWEST 73. D.A. Points USA 2.04 with two outs in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pi- N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 2 Xavier 9, Ohio 4 74. Pablo LarrazabalESP 1.97 then Chicago Cubs 5, Atlanta 1 SOUTHWEST 75. Hiroyuki Fujita JPN 1.97 rates to a 5-4 victory on Tuesday night. sent an Miami 4, Houston 0 Houston Baptist 5, Lamar 1 The veteran catcher, mired in a season-long 0-2 Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 1 Texas Tech 5, Dallas Baptist 0 ON THE AIR St. Louis 9, Arizona 6 TOURNAMENTS slump, drilled a shot down the left field line that pitch San Diego 3, Colorado 2 TV SportsWatch Lone Star Conference (All times Central) sailed a few rows into the seats for his first over the center-field wall. L.A. Dodgers 9, San Francisco 1 Elimination Bracket Tuesday’s Games Live, same-day, and delayed national TV home run and RBIs of the year. He also doubled in the — Abilene Christian 14, Incarnate Word 3, IW sports coverage for week of Sunday, May 6 N.Y. Mets 7, Philadelphia 4 eliminated The Nationals went ahead 4-3 after Adam fifth inning. His 18 total Pittsburgh 5, Washington 4 through Sunday, May 13. Schedule subject to Tarleton St. 3, Abilene Christian 2, AC elim- change and/or blackouts. LaRoche’s two-run blast in the top of the ninth bases is a new single- Atlanta 3, Chicago Cubs 1 inated Houston 3, Miami 2 Today off Pittsburgh closer game American League Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 3 NHL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Joel Hanrahan. record, and his eight St. Louis at Arizona, Late 6 p.m. RBIs are a career high. Colorado at San Diego, Late Daily Playoff Glance ESPN — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees Alex Presley singled San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, Late All Times CDT NBA with one out in the bot- The last player to hit Today’s Games (x-if necessary) 6 p.m. tom of the ninth off Ro- four home runs in a Cincinnati (Cueto 4-0) at Milwaukee (Greinke CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 5, New game was Carlos Del- 3-1), 12:10 p.m. Friday, April 27 York at Miami driguez (1-2) and moved to third on a pair of Atlanta (T.Hudson 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Ma- Phoenix 4, Nashville 3, OT 8:30 p.m. wild pitches before Barajas broke through. gado on Sept. 25, 2003, Saturday, April 28 TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 5, L.A. holm 3-2), 1:20 p.m. Tony Watson (2-0) earned the victory after re- for Toronto against Colorado (Friedrich 0-0) at San Diego (Bass NY Rangers 3, Washington 1 Clippers at Memphis Tampa Bay. Two of the 1-3), 2:35 p.m. Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 1 NHL placing Hanrahan. 16 to hit four homers in N.Y. Mets (Gee 2-2) at Philadelphia (Cl.Lee Sunday, April 29 6:30 p.m. nMets 7, Phillies 4: In Philadelphia, Lucas 0-1), 6:05 p.m. Philadelphia 4, New Jersey 3, OT NBCSN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, a game did it before 1900. Washington (Detwiler 3-1) at Pittsburgh (Be- Phoenix 5, Nashville 3 game 6, N.Y. Rangers at Washington Duda had a tiebreaking, two-out RBI single in nYankees 5, Rays 3: In dard 2-4), 6:05 p.m. Monday, April 30 the seventh and the New York Mets took advan- Washington 3, NY Rangers 2 TRANSACTIONS New York, David Robert- Miami (Jo.Johnson 0-3) at Houston (Harrell tage of Philadelphia’s defensive blunder. 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 2 Tuesday’s Sports Transactions son struck out Carlos Pena St. Louis (Lohse 4-1) at Arizona (Miley 3-0), Tuesday, May 1 BASEBALL Duda and David Wright had two hits and two with the bases loaded to 8:40 p.m. New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 1 Major League Baseball RBIs each to help the Mets win their fourth straight. San Francisco (Lincecum 2-2) at L.A. Wednesday, May 2 MLB—Disciplined Washington general man- end a rocky ninth inning g NY Rangers 2, Washington 1, 3OT Hunter Pence homered for the Phillies, who Dodgers (Billingsley 2-2), 9:10 p.m. ager Mike Rizzo for his remarks about in his first save chance Braves 3, Cubs 1 Nashville 2, Phoenix 0 Philadelphia LHP Cole Hamels. have lost four of five. Thursday, May 3 since Mariano Rivera’s Atlanta Chicago American League The Mets took the lead in the seventh with ab r h bi ab r h bi New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 3, OT BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Recalled LHP season-ending knee injury, Bourn cf 5110DeJess rf 3 0 2 0 Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 2 Zach Phillips from Norfolk (IL). Optioned RHP four two-out runs on four hits, including Duda’s helping New York end a Prado lf 3020Campn cf 4 1 1 0 Friday, May 4 Jason Berken to Norfolk (IL). single to right off left-hander Antonio Bastardo Phoenix 1, Nashville 0 seven-game skid against Fremn 1b4 1 0 0 SCastro ss4 0 1 0 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Optioned RHP (1-2) that drove in Wright with the go-ahead run. McCnn c 2000LaHair 1b3 0 0 0 Saturday, May 5 Zach McAllister to Columbus (IL). Tampa Bay. Washington 3, NY Rangers 2 Uggla 2b 4032ASorin lf 3 0 1 1 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Recalled RHP Vin Manny Acosta (1-2) didn’t allow a run or hit nTwins 5, Angels 0: In C.Jones 3b 4000IStewrt 3b4 0 0 0 Sunday, May 6 Mazzaro from Omaha (PCL). Optioned LHP in two-thirds of an inning in the sixth in relief Heywrd rf4 1 1 0 Soto c 4 0 0 0 Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 1, Los Angeles wins Tommy Hottovy to Omaha. Minneapolis, Scott Dia- Pstrnck ss2001Cardns 2b3 0 0 0 series 4-0 National League of starter Miguel Batista. mond pitched a career-best JWilson ss1 0 1 0 Dmpstr p 2 0 0 0 New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 2 COLORADO ROCKIES—Recalled RHP nAstros 3, Marlins 2: In Houston, pinch-hit- Monday, May 7 seven scoreless innings in Delgad p 2010RJhnsn ph1 0 0 0 Alex White from Colorado Springs (PCL). Op- ter Brian Bogusevic hit an eighth-inning RBI OFlhrt p 0000K.Wood p 0 0 0 0 NY Rangers 3, Washington 2, OT, NY tioned RHP Edgmer Escalona to Colorado his season debut and Ryan JFrncs ph1 0 0 0 Camp p 0 0 0 0 Rangers lead series 3-2 Springs. double and Houston ended Miami’s season-long Doumit hit a two-run Medlen p0000 Phoenix 2, Nashville 1, Phoenix wins series MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Extended the seven-game winning streak. Venters p0 0 0 0 4-1 contract of general manager Doug Melvin by homer, lifting Minnesota Hinske ph1 0 0 0 Tuesday, May 8 three years through 2015 and promoted him The game was tied at 2-2 when Travis Buck sin- over Los Angeles. Kimrel p 0000 New Jersey 3, Philadelphia 1, New Jersey from executive vice president to president of gled with two outs before Bogusevic’s hit off Ryan wins series 4-1 nRoyals 6, Red Sox 4: Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 31 1 5 1 baseball operations. Extended the contract of Webb (1-1) to the corner of left field, which a leap- Atlanta000010020— 3 Today, May 9 manager Ron Roenicke by two years through In Kansas City, Mo., Billy Chicago000001000— 1 NY Rangers at Washington, 6:30 p.m. 2014. ing Logan Morrison just missed, sent Buck home. Butler hit a mammoth E—C.Jones (4). DP—Atlanta 1, Chicago 1. NEW YORK METS—Placed C Josh Thole on The Astros had tied the game when two errors LOB—Atlanta 7, Chicago 6. 2B—DeJesus (6), SOCCER the seven-day DL. Selected the contract of C three-run homer in the A.Soriano (5). 3B—Heyward (3). SB—Prado (3). Major League Soccer Rob Johnson from Buffalo (IL). Transferred on one play by Omar Infante allowed two runs eighth inning to lead CS—Uggla (1), DeJesus (2). SF—Pastornicky. At A Glance RHP Pedro Beato to the 60-day DL. to score in the sixth inning. Kansas City past Boston. www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Wednesday, May 9, 2012 B3

BRIEFS n PREP n District 8 baseball, softball meeting set Trigg Co. stuns The District 8 base- ball and softball seed- ing meeting is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. today at the host site, Caldwell Co. Christian County High School. FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS picked up the pitching Dates and times for win for Trigg, which re- the upcoming district Nick Allen hit a grand turns to action Thursday tournaments will be slam home run and at home against Russel- decided by coaches Hunter Allen added a lville for Senior Night. and athletic directors homer to send host Trigg Corbin Estes and Ben from the four high County to a 12-7 high Wigand added two sin- schools in District 8. school baseball victory gles each for Trigg. over Caldwell County Caldwell County’s sta- Mezzoni Jr. shoots Tuesday night. tistics were not available Trigg improved to 12-14 by press time. hole-in-one in Cadiz on the season. Trigg Co. 12, Caldwell Co. 7 Joe Mezzoni Jr. shot Nick Allen’s blast came Caldwell Co. 003 220 0-7 12 5 a hole-in-one at Arrow- in the bottom of the sixth Trigg Co. 220 034 x-12 13 5 and iced the game away WP-H. Allen (5 IP, 3 SO, 2 BB). head Golf Course in LP-Young Cadiz on Saturday. for the Wildcats. He had six RBIs for the game, as Leading Hitters: Trigg – Zach Snod- Mezzoni made his grass (1B), Estes (2 1B), H. Allen (HR, rare shot on the par-3, TODD GRIFFIN | PRINCETON TIMESLEADER he had a two-run single 1B), N. Allen (HR, 1B, 6 RBI), Wigand 171-yard No. 12 hole. Hopkinsville shortstop Rachel Summers tags out Caldwell County’s Ashley McConnell at second base af- earlier in the game. (2 1B), David Wease (1B), Zack The shot was wit- ter McConnell overran the base during their game Tuesday in Princeton. Hunter Allen also Bridges (1B), Nick Wright (1B). nessed by John Cullin. Hopkinsville YMCA Hoptown ends skid extends deadlines The Hopkinsville FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS U. Heights 500 000 0-5 6 5 Central to a 9-0 District 13 YMCA has extended Murray 010 002 1-4 5 0 softball win over Logan its deadline to register WP-H. Shemwell (7 IP, 2 SO, 2 BB). The Hopkinsville Lady LP-Hutson County Tuesday night. for summer baseball Tigers broke a five-game Leading Hitters: UHA – Chelsea Watkins had a triple and softball leagues. losing streak by scoring Cansler (1B), Makenzi Hamby (1B), and single at the plate. For more informa- four runs in the second Lexie O’Daniel (1B), Davenport (2 1B), H. Shemwell (1B). Addison Rundall added a tion on the leagues, inning and holding off two singles and a double, see www.hopkinsvil- host Caldwell County 5-3 Hilary Sweeney slapped leymca.org or call 270- Tuesday night in a high Whipple, Matchen lift 887-5382. Information three singles and Carra school softball game. Gorrell had a double. also is available on Madison Duvall had a Lady Colonels to win Facebook at www.face- Todd had 14 hits includ- single and triple and Malena Whipple and ing two by Taylor book.com/pages/Hop- Sarah Pinson legged out kinsville-Christian Jasmine Matchen both Gilliland and Makayla Bi- a triple to lead the Lady County-Family- went long for Christian lyeu. YMCA/313837190413. Tigers (9-13). County Tuesday night as Todd Co. Cent. 9, Logan Co. 0 Skyler Grant tossed a the host Lady Colonels Todd Co. Cent. 111 015 0-9 14 0 four-hitter to pick up the pounded Livingston Cen- Logan Co. 000 000 0-0 5 2 Castile shines for pitching win. tral 11-4 at Lady Colonel WP– Watkins (7 IP, 5 SO, 1 BB). Hopkinsville returns to Field. LP– Milam MSU against Eastern Leading Hitters: Todd – Gilliland (2 action Thursday night at Whipple added a single 1B), Rundall (2 1B, 2B), Watkins (1B, 3B, Former Christian Livingston Central. and led Christian County 4 RBI), Gonzalez (2B), Sweeney (3 1B), County High School Caldwell County’s sta- (20-5) with four RBIs to Gorrell (2B), Bilyeu (2 1B). softball player Casey tistics were not available help Maggie Glass pick Castile went 3-for-4 by press time. up the win in relief of Dawson Springs uses with two home runs Hoptown 5, Caldwell Co. 3 Matchen. Glass struck form Murray State in a Hopkinsville 040 000 1-5 6 6 Caldwell Co. 002 010 0-3 4 4 out two in three innings errors to topple HHS 3-0 victory over Eastern and went 3-for-3 with a Kentucky on Sunday. WP-Grant (7 IP, 0 SO, 1 BB). Dawson Springs scored LP-Marcy Darnell double at the plate. In the three-game se- Leading Hitters: HHS – Kayleigh Wil- four times in the bottom Madie Pelletier, Kelsea KEITH JENKINS | KENTUCKY NEW ERA ries, Castile went 5-for-10. son (1B), Duvall (1B, 3B), Courtney Thomas, Morgan of the sixth inning and For the season, Campbell (1B), Erin Ganley (1B), Pin- went on to defeat the Hop- University Heights Academy pitcher Ryan P’Pool looks in to the Castile hit 11 home son (3B). Meacham and Zatoria catcher for the signs during the Blazers’ 2-0 loss to Christian County Leavell each hit a double kinsville Lady Tigers 9-7 runs. Monday night in a high Tuesday night in their District 8 baseball game. Murray plays East- to dig the Lady Colonels Davenport, Shemwell out of a two-loss slump. school softball game. ern Kentucky Thurs- The Lady Tigers took a day in the first round Christian County will CCHS: Colonels blank lead UHA past Murray 6-5 lead in the fifth before of the Ohio Valley Con- head to Henderson University Heights ference tournament. County on Thursday. the Lady Panthers capi- Academy would score all Christian Co. 11, Livingston Cent. 4 talized on several Hop- the runs it needed in the Livingston Cent. 001 210 0-11 13 1 town errors in the sixth. Blazers, earn No. 2 Stacey Harbold earns first inning and went on Christian Co. 004 205 x-4 9 1 The Lady Tigers had 11 to defeat host Murray 5-4 WP– Glass (3 IP, 2 K, 0 BB) All-KIAC softball honor LP– Merritt hits, including four by Tuesday night in a high Leading Hitters: CCHS – Glass (2 1B, junior catcher Erin Gan- seed for tournament Former Christian school softball game. 2B), Thomas (2B), Whipple (1B, HR), ley. Mallory Smithson Matchen (1B, HR), Pelletier (2B), Lau- County High School The Lady Blazers (13- had a pair of singles and softball star Stacey ren Hobson (1B), Meacham (2B), Mor- FROM PAGE B1 peted out there. For an 12) were led at the plate gan Cunningham (1B), Leavell (2B). Emily Crowe had a dou- Harbold has been by Sydney Davenport ble. eighth-grader to go out named All-Kentucky with two singles. the win on the mound there in a big district Dawson Springs 9, Hoptown 7 after striking out four in Intercollegiate Ath- Hannah Shemwell Watkins pitches, hits Hopkinsville 030 030 1-7 11 6 game and matchup a complete-game effort. letic Conference after picked up the pitching Dawson Springs 130 014 x-9 4 5 against their ace, that’s a stellar sophomore win. She scattered five Todd to district victory WP-Courtney Copeland Ryan P’Pool suffered the pretty big on his part.” LP-Skyler Grant (6 IP, 2 SO, 3 BB). season at Brescia. hits over seven innings. Kayla Watkins drove in loss for UHA. The Colonels travel to Leading Hitters: HHS – Kayleigh Wil- While Christian Harbold hit .343 with UHA returns to action four runs at the plate and Henderson County on 19 doubles, two home son (1B), Madison Duvall (1B), Ganley County pushes its win- Thursday at Mayfield. tossed a five-hitter to lead (4 1B), Smithson (2 1B), Crowe (2B), Thursday and UHA plays runs and 31 RBIs. She UHA 5, Murray 4 visiting Todd County Grant (1B), Soldo (1B). ning steak to five, the also was 16-13 with a Blazers drop their sixth at Lyon on Thursday. Christian Co. 2, UHA 0 (Tuesday) 2.70 ERA with 150 game seven outings. UHA 000 000 0-0 4 3 strikeouts this season. Jacob Stevens battled Christian Co. 011 000 0-2 3 0 Meanwhile, former through rain and the WP– Kelly (7 IP, 2 K, 2 BB) Lady Colonels star Colonels’ lineup Monday LP– P’Pool (7 IP, 1 K, 2 BB) Kayla Wade hit .298 Leading Hitters: UHA – P’Pool (1B); night to strike out 13 and CCHS – Craft (1B), Patterson (1B), with 25 RBIs this sea- TENNIS: Top seed advances allow only three hits. But Baker (2B). son for Brescia (27-21). it wasn’t enough to deliver Christian Co. 2, UHA 0 (Monday) Christian Co. 000 002 0-2 3 1 FROM PAGE B1 plished a lot. This team faced adversity the win against Craft. Craft struck out six in UHA 000 000 0-0 0 1 UK’s Davis coming after adversity and every time they got WP– Craft (7 IP, 0 K, 1 BB) vanced with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Hop- knocked down, they helped one and an- the complete game and LP– Stevens (7 IP, 13 K, 0 BB) to Madisonville kinsville’s Houston Ray and Newcomb other right back up,” Christian County walked one en route to a Leading Hitters: CCHS – Craft (1B), Patterson (1B), Baker (2B). Former University Maddux. The Hoptown team had sur- coach David Chase said. “We exempli- no-hitter. vived a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 win over Caldwell “He threw strikes,” of Kentucky star cen- fied the term underdog.” REACH KEITH JENKINS at 270-887- County’s Francis and Young in the sec- The girls’ tournament, which was Leach said of Craft’s per- ter Anthony Davis will 3261 or [email protected]. visit the Madisonville ond round. halted by rain on Monday, resumes formance. “Dixon com- Wildcat Wearhouse In anther first-round upset, Christian today. Tournament officials are hoping this week. County’s Matt Stutzman and Dylan to reach the semifinal round. The girls’ Davis is scheduled to Phipps defeated Lyon County’s Perdue and boys’ semifinals and finals are ten- be at the site from 5-8 and Blakmburn 6-4-6-1 before being tatively scheduled for Thursday. p.m. Thursday and knocked out by the top seed, Johnson and will sign autographs Williams, of Henderson County, 6-2-, 6-0. REACH JOE WILSON at 270-887-3260 and meet fans. “We had a great season we accom- or [email protected].

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PREP NHL n n HHS’s Majors named Predators’ big push falls to Junior All-Star team short in Western semis BY TERESA M. WALKER BY JOE WILSON AP SPORTS WRITER NEW ERA SPORTS EDITOR NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Hopkinsville High Predators can console themselves know- School guard Jordan Ma- ing they aggressively made moves in an jors is one of 18 players all-out effort to win the Stanley Cup. Now selected to the Junior they will spend the offseason finding out Kentucky All-Star team just how costly those decisions will be after by the Kentucky Lions coming up short in the Western Confer- Eye Foundation. ence semifinals for a second straight year. Majors, a 6-foot-2 guard, The Predators lost 2-1 to Phoenix on averaged 16.4 points and Monday night and dropped the semifi- 5.4 rebounds per game nals in five games — a game less than a last year while leading year ago when they lost to eventual West- the Tigers to the Region 2 ern champ Vancouver. championship. “We had high expectations as an or- The Lions Eye Foun- ganization, but we didn’t get it done,” dation announced a coach Barry Trotz said after the loss. new format for this “The teams that made the playoffs in the year. Eighteen juniors West, everyone had a legitimate chance were chosen at tryouts to represent the West and win the Cup. earlier this month to There are no poor hockey teams this year. play the Kentucky Sen- That is parity. That is the NHL.” ior All-Star team. Six The Predators showed their commit- core players plus six ment to winning by sending a second- chosen for each of two round pick in June’s draft and young teams. forward Blake Geoffrion to Montreal in Majors will play for the February for defenseman Hal Gill, and ASSOCIATED PRESS Kentucky Blue team on they followed that at the trade deadline The Nashville Predators' Mike Fisher (12) skates June 4 in Lexington by sending this year’s first-round pick to back to the bench after goalie Pekka Rinne (back against the Kentucky Buffalo for center Paul Gaustad. left) gave up a goal to the Phoenix Coyotes' Derek Senior squad. He will be The moves helped a roster that started the Morris in the second period during Game 5 of their joined by Madison Cen- season as the NHL’s youngest roster and a NHL Stanley Cup Western Conference semifinal tral’s Ken-Jah Bosley, group that remained the league’s second- playoff series Monday in Glendale, Ariz. Quan Taylor and Do- youngest coming out of the All-Star break. minique Hawkins, Nashville also welcomed back wayward ahead. The roster features seven re- LaRue County’s Kelton forward Alexander Radulov in March, four stricted free agents including Weber, who Ford, Pulaski County’s years after he bolted back home to Russia played on a $7.5 million arbitrator’s award Taylor Gover, Trinity’s to the Kontinental Hockey League. this season, and defenseman Ryan Suter Daryl Hicks, Ballard’s All the trades resulted in Nashville fin- is among eight unrestricted players. Lavone Holland, Mont- ishing with 104 points, the third-highest in The only regulars under contract in- gomery County’s Omar franchise history. The Predators grabbed clude Martin Erat, Mike Fisher, Patric Prewitt, Dunbar’s Jay the No. 4 seed and finished ahead of De- Hornqvist and Rinne, who signed a Smith, Lafayette’s troit in the final standings. They also beat seven-year, $49 million contracted in No- Charles Washington and the Red Wings in the playoffs all for the vember. Bullitt East’s Derek first time, which made the quick loss to The head of the ownership group said Willis. the Coyotes that much more stunning. then the team has the money to re-sign On June 6, the Ken- “It is tough to swallow,” said goalie captain Shea Weber and Suter. The Pred- tucky Junior Blue team Pekka Rinne, a two-time Vezina Trophy ators will have a chance to hold onto will include Hawkins, finalist. “When you lose a series, it goes Weber for another season but have not Hicks, Holland, Central’s NEW ERA FILE PHOTO by so fast. It is over even before you real- been able to sign Suter to a new deal yet. Stuart Jackson, St. X’s ize it. It is hard to realize right now. We Suter said after the loss that he had not Hopkinsville junior guard Jordan Majors (20), shown in a game earlier Brock Kiesler, Butler’s played a lot of good hockey this year, and thought about the offseason yet or this season, has been selected by the Kentucky Lions Eye Foundation Demetrious now it is done.” whether he would be back next season to be a member of the Kentucky Junior All-Star team, which will play McReynolds, Daviess The Predators thought the path to the cup with the team that drafted him in 2003. against the Kentucky Senior All-Star team on June 4 in Lexington. County’s Logan was wide open with Detroit, Chicago, Van- “The group of guys we had here is a O’Bryan, Prewitt, Bullitt of the 18 juniors will be 16 at North Oldham couver and San Jose all gone. Those teams great group of guys,” Suter said. “It’s too East’s Trey Rakes, Willis chosen to play the Indi- High School. all had ousted Nashville in the postseason. bad we couldn’t do anything with it. It’s and Rusty Troutman and ana Juniors on June 15 Instead, the NHL’s best power-play unit very disappointing.” Taylor. at Heritage Christian in REACH JOE WILSONat 270-887-3260 or in the regular season fizzled in the postsea- Trotz has been heavily criticized since The following week, 12 Indianapolis and June [email protected]. son. They went 0 of 23 on home ice, and scratching Radulov and Kostitsyn for they never could solve Phoenix goalie Mike Game 4, a 1-0 loss to Phoenix, and ex- Smith or the Coyotes, who simply beat the tending their punishment of a one-game Predators at the defensive, grinding style suspension for violating team rules with they’ve used since hitting the ice in 1998. an apparent curfew violation before “We’re past the expansion stage, we’re Game 2 in Arizona. He has refused to sec- past that, and you’ve got to go through ond-guess his decision. these hard lessons sometimes,” Trotz said. Whether the late roster moves or the “Chemistry is a delicate thing. As I say, punishment of Radulov and Kostitsyn af- sometimes you can add skill or talent and fected chemistry has been another big all that. Does it come together at the right question. Weber said he thought they had time? Or does it not come together at the a great group in the locker room, just as right time? You can be a chemistry pro- good as the past. fessor all you want, but you’re dealing “We didn’t accomplish what we with human beings and the human fac- thought we could have, and it is due in tor on both sides.” part to a great team here in Phoenix,” Now the Predators have tough decisions Weber said.

NFL n Former NFL QB Leaf pleads guilty

BY MATT VOLZ ASSOCIATED PRESS

GREAT FALLS, Mont. — Former NFL quarter- back Ryan Leaf pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges that he broke into a Mon- tana home and illegally possessed painkillers, part of a deal with prosecutors that recommends he spend nine months in a se- cure drug treatment facil- ity. GRADUATION The former San Diego Chargers quarterback and Washington State stand- ASSOCIATED PRESS out was shackled hand and Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf (center) sits in a Cascade County foot and wore a black-and- courtroomTuesday in Great Falls, Mont. Leaf pleaded guilty Tuesday to PARTIES white prison stripes as he charges that he broke into a Montana home and illegally possessed told Cascade County Dis- painkillers. trict Judge Kenneth Neill Let us help you plan a party to remember. that he needed treatment. are recommending a five- Olson said he and “I’m very much looking year sentence in the cus- Parker also will recom- forward to the opportu- tody of the Montana mend that the sentence From personalized invitations, napkins, nity presented,” Leaf said. Department of Corrections run together with what- “An intensive nine-month for the burglary charge. ever sentence Leaf is banners, balloons and water bottle labels, we rehab facility is presently Olson said that recom- given for a probation vio- needed.” mendation will include a lation in Texas. have a package that works for your budget. It was one of the few nine-month program at A prosecutor there, statements Leaf made in the Nexus Treatment Cen- James Farren, filed to re- the hearing under ques- ter in Lewistown, a center voke the former quarter- tioning by his attorney, affiliated with the DOC, back’s 10-year probation Kenneth Olson. Leaf ad- where Leaf would be from a 2010 plea deal. Leaf mitted that he broke into a locked down and unable to was charged with stealing home in Cascade County leave. That would be fol- prescription pain medi- on April 1. He then admit- lowed by time in a pre-re- cine from a player’s home ted that a few days earlier, lease program in which while he was a coach at on March 28, he illegally Leaf ’s movements would West Texas A&M. An in- possessed oxycodone that be restricted. vestigation also found he was not prescribed to him. The agreement recom- obtained nearly 1,000 pain Leaf pleaded guilty to mends a separate five-year pills from area pharma- one count each of felony sentence for the posses- cies in an eight-month burglary and criminal pos- sion charge, but all of it span. Located inside the Kentucky New Era session of a dangerous would be suspended, Olson said he has re- drug. Under the agreement, Olson said. ceived no sentencing com- County Attorney John Neill is not bound by mitment from Texas 1618 E. 9th Street, Hopkinsville, KY Parker agreed to dismiss the sentencing recommen- prosecutors, but he hopes two other counts of bur- dation, but indicated he to have one when Leaf 270-885-7667 glary and drug possession. may look favorably on it. goes to Texas to face the www.hopkinsville.biz Neill set sentencing for “There is no question he probation violation accu- [email protected] June 19. Parker and Olson needs treatment,” Neill said. sation. FFOODOOD

Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected]

Breakfast in bed Wake Mom to freshly baked Indulge Mom with a healthy muffin pastries on Mother’s Day BY ALISON LADMAN 1/4 cup low-fat sour FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cream BY J.M. HIRSCH 1 cup packed brown AP FOOD EDITOR Mom deserves a freshly sugar baked breakfast in bed on 1 teaspoon vanilla ex- No matter how much she would appreciate it, and no her special day. tract matter how much you love your mom — or the mother But indulging her desire 3 egg whites of your children — you aren’t likely to make her crois- for a lazy morning doesn’t 1 teaspoon cinnamon sants from scratch. Add eager young children who mean you can’t also respect 2 teaspoons baking want to help make breakfast in bed for their mom, and her efforts to eat healthy. So powder the odds get even worse. we crafted a Mother’s Day 1/2 teaspoon baking And yet it can be done with a minimum of fuss, trou- breakfast muffin that is vir- soda ble and time. With a few carefully chosen ingredients, tuous, richly satisfying, 1/2 teaspoon salt you can prepare delicious impossible-to-mess-up moist and delicious. Be- 1 3/4 cups white freshly baked pastries, even with the “assistance” of an army of little helpers. cause no mom should have whole-wheat flour to suffer through tasteless 1/2 cup wheat bran “healthy” muffins. 1 1/4 cups applesauce Cinnamon sugar croissants Muffins often rely on 1/2 cup raisins To keep the finished croissants vegan, you can sub- large amounts of butter or Heat the oven to 400 F. stitute a few spritzes of cooking spray for the melted oil to stay moist. Our Line a muffin pan with butter. If you like, you also can glaze the croissants golden muffins rely instead muffin papers, then lightly after they have baked and cooled. Stir together pow- on a combination of apple- spray the papers with cook- dered sugar, a few drops of vanilla or almond extract, sauce, low-fat sour cream ing spray. and a splash of milk (just enough to make a smooth and a touch of honey and In a large bowl, whisk to- drizzle). oil. To further lower the fat, gether the honey, oil, sour Start to finish: 40 minutes we used egg whites instead cream, brown sugar, vanilla Makes 24 croissants of whole eggs. and egg whites. 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1/4 cup sugar Because these muffins In another bowl, whisk 17.3-ounce package frozen puff pastry, thawed are not low in sugar (there together the cinnamon, (each package contains 2 pastry sheets) has to be at least a little in- baking powder, baking 4 tablespoons butter, melted dulgence), be sure to select soda, salt, flour and wheat Heat the oven to 375 F. Line 2 baking sheets with unsweetened applesauce. bran. Stir half of the flour parchment paper. In a small bowl, mix together the cin- Plus, the sugar is balanced mixture into the wet ingre- namon and sugar. Set aside. One at a time, unwrap and by all the fiber from the dients. Add the applesauce unfold the sheets of puff pastry. Use a paring knife to whole-wheat flour, bran and and stir together. Add the cut the sheet in half lengthwise. Starting in one cor- raisins. rest of the flour mixture, ner, cut each half into 6 triangles. Use a rolling pin to If you have any left after then the raisins. lightly roll out each triangle to just barely flatten. breakfast, these muffins ASSOCIATED PRESS Divide the batter between Lightly brush the triangles with melted butter. make a great afternoon Applesauce bran muffins the prepared muffin cups Sprinkle a bit of the cinnamon sugar over each tri- snack served with hot tea. and bake for 15 to 20 min- angle. One at a time, start with the wide end of each Store any leftovers in an of water for 2 minutes. Let utes, or until a toothpick in- triangle and roll it into a log. Gently bend the ends so Applesauce bran muffins they curve inward to form a crescent. Transfer to the airtight container at room them sit for 10 minutes, serted at the center of the Start to finish: 30 minutes prepared baking sheets. Repeat the rolling with the re- temperature. then drain. If Mom doesn’t muffins comes out clean. maining triangles. Brush the tops of each croissant If your raisins are a bit care for raisins, substitute Servings: 16 Allow to cool in the pan for 3 tablespoons honey with a bit more butter, then sprinkle a bit more cinna- on the dry, chewy side, another dried fruit, such as 5 minutes, then transfer to mon sugar over each. Bake for 20 minutes, or until plump them back up by mi- chopped apricots or cran- 1/4 cup vegetable or a wire rack to cool com- puffed and lightly browned. Let cool for several min- crowaving them in a bowl berries. canola oil pletely. utes, then serve warm. Decadent desserts A cake to take Mom on a tropical taste trip

(AP) — You may not be able to In a large bowl, combine the surface of the filling. Refrigerate Bundt coffee cake on her special day jet Mom off to a tropical island brown sugar, sour cream and until completely chilled. To to show your love, but you can at butter. Use an electric mixer to caramelize the pineapple, heat a least give her a tropical treat. beat until smooth. Beat in the saute pan over medium-high. BY ELIZABETH KARMEL Heat the oven to 325 F. Coat a 12- eggs, one at a time, scraping the Working in batches, place a cou- FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cup Bundt pan with a bit of veg- bowl after each addition. Beat in ple pineapple rings in the pan etable oil or cooking spray. Banana colada cake the bananas and vanilla extract. and cook until starting to brown, The first thing I ever picked out To make the batter, in a large Start to finish: 2 hours (45 min- Sift the flour mixture into the about 2 to 3 minutes per side. Re- to bake with my mother was a bowl, combine the butter and utes active) wet ingredients, then stir to com- move the rings to a plate and let lemon blueberry Bundt cake. So sugar. Use an electric mixer to beat Servings: 12 bine. Divide the mixture evenly cool. Repeat with the remaining my mother indulged me. We until light and fluffy. Add the sour For the cake: between the prepared cake pans. pineapple rings until they are all bought the mix, made the cake and cream, eggs and vanilla, then mix 2 cups all-purpose flour Bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or caramelized. it was beautiful. But as it was a again until well incorporated. 1/2 teaspoon salt until a toothpick inserted at the Once all parts of the cake are mix, it tasted like a mix. But my Measure and sift together the 1 teaspoon baking soda center comes out clean. Let cool ready and cooled, assemble the mother had a happy solution. The flour, baking soda, baking powder Pinch of nutmeg for 5 minutes and then transfer cake. In a large bowl, use an elec- very simple and very classic sour and salt. Add the flour mixture to Pinch of allspice to a wire rack to cool completely. tric mixer to beat the heavy cream coffee cake. butter-sugar mixture a little at a 1 1/4 cups packed light While the cake is cooking, cream until soft peaks form. time, mixing between additions brown sugar start the filling. In a medium Whisk the chilled coconut fill- and scraping the sides of the bowl 1 cup sour cream saucepan over medium heat, ing until smooth. Fold half of Classic sour cream coffee cake as needed, until well mixed. Set 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) bring the coconut milk to a sim- the whipped cream into the fill- Start to finish: 1 hour 15 minutes aside. To make the filling, in a large unsalted butter, very soft mer. In a medium bowl, whisk ing. Once fully incorporated, fold (15 minutes active) bowl combine the pecans, brown 2 eggs together the egg yolks, whole in the remaining half, folding Servings: 12 sugar, granulated sugar, cinnamon 4 very ripe bananas, egg, sugar and cornstarch. Using just until incorporated. For the batter: and salt. Mix well. Spoon a shallow mashed a ladle, slowly pour a stream of Place one of the cakes on a 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted but- layer of the filling mixture over the 2 teaspoons vanilla extract the hot coconut milk into the serving platter and spread half ter bottom of the Bundt pan. Spoon For the filling: bowl of eggs while whisking of the coconut cream over the 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar half the batter into the pan over the 14-ounce can light coconut continuously. Repeat with 2 top of it. Top with half of the 1 1/4 cups sour cream (not filling. Sprinkle all but 1/4 cup of milk more ladles of hot coconut milk. pineapple rings, then set the sec- light or non-fat) the remaining filling evenly over 2 egg yolks Switch to whisking the co- ond cake over that. 2 large eggs the batter. 1 whole egg conut milk in the pan and slowly Top the second cake with the 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Pour the rest of the batter over 1/3 cup sugar pour the warmed egg mixture remaining filling, then the re- 2 cups sifted flour (sift before the filling, smoothing it with a sili- 1/4 cup cornstarch back into the pan. Continuing maining pineapple measuring) cone spatula. Sprinkle with the re- 1 fresh pineapple, peeled, whisking and cooking over rings. Sprin- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda maining filling. 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