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ON THE BY MARK MILLICAN weather conditions of the season are 3 INSIDE [email protected] expected to continue today.” Getting the blame is a subtropical ridge of Dr. Spencer Misner has a dream high pressure that covers most of — running in the 2010 Athens Georgia, taking temperatures well Immigration enforcement Marathon that commemorates the into the 90-degree range and even up in Arizona, America’s Grecian victory over the Persians to 100 in the southernmost counties busiest smuggling hub, 2,500 years ago. Legend has it that of the state. could toughen. after Phidippides completed the 24- Heat index values — the interac- mile run to give the Greeks at tion of heat and humidity — made See page 6A Marathon news of the victory,he col- the temperature actually feel between lapsed and died. 105 to 110 degrees on Sunday Biologists try to save an These days, marathons log in at throughout the state. endangered woodpecker. 26.2 miles, and Misner has distance The Weather Channel is reporting running experience and wise training temperatures will drop to 89 degrees See page 7A methods to avoid a similar fate — for highs today and Tuesday,but are even while running in the vaunted expected to climb to 94 by Saturday. NPH is an unfamiliar Southern heat. A 40 percent chance of thunder- cause of dementia. “I run at 5:30 in the morning storms this afternoon and evening when it’s around 72 degrees,”he said will be the best chance for a cooling See Donohue,page 8A on Sunday. “As time wears on, you rain all week. slowly acclimate while the tempera- MATT HAMILTON/THE DAILY CITIZEN Whitfield County Emergency ture slowly increases.” Services is warning about the effect FROM TODAY’S The Dalton podiatrist said the Anne Paige Wilson, right, uses an ice-cold wet towel to cool off heat can have on the body. temperature rose from 75 to 85 her son Nolan, 9, as he plays a game of baseball with the North “When people’s body tempera- FORUM degrees during a two-hour,10-mile Georgia Patriots Sunday at Heritage Point Park. ture control system is on overload, training run on Saturday. He started they can suffer ill health effects,”said at 5:40 a.m. body acclimates by thinning your October. “Concerning beer Ashlee Swilling with WCES. “Your “I wouldn’t start out running if it’s blood, so you have to stay hydrated.” On the first official day of sum- drinkers raising money for already 85 degrees,”he said. “That’s His training now is pointed mer,aNational Weather Service advi- children,people are going too much shock on the body. Your toward the Chicago Marathon in sory on Sunday said the “hottest ➣ See HEAT, 3a to drink beer whether they have a cause or not. Why not let them help chil- dren?” NGHP sponsoring Two

“On the comment that Getting in motion Million-Mile Challenge ladies don’t have tattoos. It’s not tattoos that make you a lady or not. It’s the BY CHARLES OLIVER personality and the way [email protected] you carry yourself and present yourself. I’m a lady Walking, simply walking, can do and I have four tattoos.” wonders for the body. Just ask Dalton’s Pati Kelley. She See page 2A decided to start walking regularly about three months ago. “When I started, I tried to walk WEATHER once a day at least 30 minutes. That quickly became an hour. Now, on Forecast: Sunny days that I work, I walk one hour. On Today’s High: 90 days that I don’t work I walk two Tonight’s Low: 68 hours, once in the morning and once Details, Page 12A at night,”she said. “I have lost about 34 pounds to date. I’ve got about 35 pounds to go NSIDE to reach my goal,”she said. I That’s just the most obvious Classified...... 5B results. But Kelley has seen other MISTY WATSON/THE DAILY CITIZEN Comics...... 9A changes that are even more impor- tant. A diabetic for more than 20 Fron left, Jim Hazel, from left, chairman of the lifestyles committee for the Northwest Georgia Crossword...... 8A years, Kelley says her blood sugar Healthcare Partnership; Dalton Mayor David Pennington, partnership board member; and Ali Dear Abby...... 9A has plunged and she no longer needs Donahue,marketing coordinator for the partnership, talk about the Two Million-Mile Challenge. Horoscope...... 8A insulin or other drugs to control her Lottery...... 2A diabetes. “And I’m not one of those people that taking part in the Two Million-Mile education and local governments. Movies...... 8A She says she used to come home power walks. I walk about a 15- Challenge, which is sponsored by the “Our goal is to get people moving. from work exhausted. minute mile.” Northwest Georgia Healthcare Obituaries...... 10A “Now, I’ve got much more ener- Kelley is one of thousands of peo- Partnership, a collaborative effort of Opinion...... 4A gy. I feel so much better,” she said. ple from across the metro Dalton area health care providers, businesses, ➣ See MOTION, 3a Sports...... 1-4B Farmers cut cows’ emissions by altering diets

BY LISA RATHKE and they were going to do whatever Associated Press Writer they were going to do in terms of 7 69847 00001 6 cow things for gas,”said Dellert. “It COVENTRY, Vt. — Vermont was pretty shocking to me that just dairy farmers Tim Maikshilo and being organic wasn’t enough, actu- Kristen Dellert, mindful of shrink- ally. I really thought that here we’re ing their carbon footprint, have organic, we’re doing what we need changed their cows’ diet to reduce to do for the planet, we’re doing the the amount of gas the animals burp stuff for the soil and I really thought — dairy cows’ contribution to glob- that was enough.” al warming. She learned it wasn’t. The dairy Coventry Valley Farm is one of industry contributes about 2 percent 15 Vermont farms working with to the country’s total greenhouse Stonyfield Farm Inc., whose yogurt gas production, said Rick Naczi, a is made with their organic milk, to vice president at Dairy reduce the cows’ intestinal methane Management Inc., which funds by feeding them flaxseed, alfalfa, research and promotes dairy prod- and grasses high in Omega 3 fatty ucts. Most of it comes from the acids. The gas cows belch is the cow, the rest from growing feed AP PHOTO dairy industry’s biggest greenhouse crops for the cattle to processing gas contributor,research shows, and transporting the milk. Tim Maikshilo and his wife, Kristen Dellert, pose with one of most of it emitted from the front their Holsteins in Coventry, Vt., on June 16. Yogurt maker and not the back end of the cow. Stonyfield Farm wants its cows to burp less. “I just figured a cow was a cow ➣ See COWS, 3a CASH The Jewelry Exchange We Buy Gold! 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It WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM SERVING NORTHWEST GEORGIA & SOUTHEAST TENNESSEE was only twice that she fed Volume 47, Number 82 it.” The Daily Citizen Monday, June 22, 2009 3A Mall break-ins Motion: Getting people moving ➣ Cont. from page 1A the partnership. cent of the time I walk at People who walk 100 miles They got their inspiration Heritage Point. Dalton Parks will get a bronze-colored wrist investigated And the challenge is an from the Bill Gregory Health (and Recreation) has done us band. Those who walk or run effort to get people in Care Classic run the partner- proud there. It’s a beautiful 500 miles will get a silver-col- Whitfield and Murray counties ship hosts each spring. park. It’s a very family-orient- ored wrist band, and those STAFF REPORTS Aeropostale, Millano USA to walk, jog, run, swim or “We have a lot of families ed, safe-feeling park,”she said. who walk 1,000 miles will get and DaVinci Teeth bicycle two million miles (in take part in that,”Pierce said. Several local companies a gold-colored wrist band. The Dalton Police Whitening. Cash was taken 2009),”said Ali Donahue, Kelley says one of the great are taking part in the chal- Donahue says just 30 min- Department is investigating a from some of the stores. marketing director for the part- advantages of walking is that it lenge. In fact, Beaulieu of utes of moderate exercise five series of break-ins that The break-ins are still nership. is convenient. America has its own one mil- days a week can add up to a occurred at Walnut Square under investigation by the The partnership has been “It’s so easy. You don’t lion-mile challenge for its lot. Mall sometime between Dalton Police Department. If tracking the body mass index need to have a membership employees. “In 30 minutes of walking, closing on Saturday night anyone has information of children in Dalton, anywhere. You don’t need “We started in January,and you can probably get about and opening on Sunday about the burglary,they are Whitfield and Murray County fancy equipment. A decent after five months we were two miles in,”she said. “And I morning. Five stores were requested to call Detective schools for the past four years. pair of tennis shoes is all you somewhere between 360,000 tell people that even if you burglarized by forced entry, John Helton at (706) 278- “We’ve just gotten the need,”she said. “When I walk and 400,000 miles,”said split it up, walk 15 minutes in including Time Out, DEB, 9085, ext. 143. results for the fourth year,and I spend a lot of time on prayer Beaulieu president and CEO the morning and 15 minutes in things have not gotten better. and meditation or I have my Ralph Boe. “We’ve probably the evening, it will still do you Over half of our children are iPod. But you can get some- got in the neighborhood of 700 good. People feel that if they still overweight or obese,” one to walk with you and or 800 people taking part, and can’t get the whole 30 minutes Donahue said. “It’s a huge make it a social time.” we hope that more will join at once it doesn’t do any good. Heat: Rising temps issue.” Pierce said there are plenty us.” That’s not true.” Partnership officials began of places to walk in Dalton, Overall, those taking part in ➣ Cont. from page 1A • Eat well-balanced, to look for some way to pro- from the many local parks to the two million-mile challenge More information light and regular meals. mote exercise and a healthy the downtown walking trails have walked, run, jogged, created by the Downtown bicycled or swam 508,966 go to www.nwgahealth- body temperature can rise Avoid using salt tablets lifestyle. “We were looking for Dalton Development miles so far, according to partners.org. To sign when normal sweating is unless directed to do so by a doctor. something that families could Authority. Kelley agrees. Donahue. up for the challenge, unable to cool the body do together,that was cheap “We are lucky that we’ve Those taking part are urged quickly enough during • Drink plenty of water. call Ali Donahue at Persons who have fluid and that was easy,” said got so many great places in to track their mileage and (706) 226-9255. extreme heat.” Skeeter Pierce, chairwoman of Dalton to walk. About 99 per- report it to the partnership. Swilling said the intake restrictions should increased temperatures can consult a doctor before cause heat stroke, heat increasing liquid intake. exhaustion and heat stress. • Limit intake of alco- People at highest risk of holic beverages. heat-related illnesses are • Dress in loose-fitting, babies, young children, lightweight and light col- elderly (65 and older), peo- ored clothes that cover as ple who are overweight, much skin as possible. people who are already ill • Protect face and head and are on medication, and by wearing a wide-brimmed people who overexert them- hat. Wear sunscreen as sun- selves by work or exercise. burn makes it more difficult Following are some for your body to cool off. guidelines from WCES. • Visit older adults at Tips for preparing your least twice a week and home: watch for signs or symp- • Install window air con- toms of heat exhaustion; ditioners snugly; insulate if take them to air-condi- necessary. tioned locations if they • Check air-conditioning have transportation prob- ducts for proper insulation. lems. • Install temporary win- • Make sure that older dow reflectors (for use adults have access to an between windows and electric fan. drapes), such as aluminum foil-covered cardboard, to First BankofDalton – reflect heat back outside. Beating the heat • Weather-strip doors and sills to keep cool air in. • Drink plenty of fluids. • Cover windows that • Stay in an air-condi- THESERVICEBANK –isagain receive morning or after- tioned room, if possi- noon sun with drapes, ble. shades, awnings or louvers. • Stay out of direct sun- offering competitiverates, superior Remember,outdoor shine. awnings or louvers can • Remember — the reduce heat entering a home by up to 80 percent. elderly, the very young products, andservice. • Keep storm windows and people with heart up all year. conditions are most at When extreme heat risk in extreme heat. occurs, get yourself and Friends, relatives and others ready: neighbors should • Stay indoors as much check on people who Quality service you have come to as possible and limit sun may be at risk. exposure. • If air conditioning is expect! not available, stay on the Source: The National lowest floor out of sun- Weather Service shine. Cows: Fewer burps Certificate of Deposit Tiered Money 6Mo. 2.25% APY* Market Account ➣ Cont. from page 1A cows’ belches by 13 percent. At another farm, they’ve To satisfy consumers’ gone down 18 percent. 1Year 2.75% APY* 2.00%APY* demands for sustainable pro- Maikshilo and Dellert duction, the Innovation have also noticed a differ- Center for U.S. Dairy in ence in Hester,Rosebud, Rosemont, Ill., is looking at Pristine and their other cows. everything from growing The coats of the black and feed crops to trucking milk to white Holsteins and brown reduce the industry’s green- Jerseys are shinier and Individual Retirement Accounts house gas emissions by 25 they’ve had fewer foot prob- percent by 2020. That would lems and no stomach ail- be the equivalent of remov- ments, they say. 1Year 2.50% APY* ing about 1.25 million cars So far, it hasn’t cost them from U.S. roads every year, any more for their custom- said Naczi, who manages the made grain, which the cows 2Year 2.75% APY* program. only get in the winter. Now One way is by feeding they’re out grazing on grass cows alfalfa, flax and grass- in the pasture, getting as 3Year 3.00% APY* es, all high in Omega 3s, many Omega 3s. And the instead of corn or soy, said farm’s vet bills have gone Nancy Hirschberg, head of down. *Annual Percentage Yield Stonyfield’s Greener Cow It’s a win-win for farmers, Project. The feed rebalances said Naczi. the cows’ rumen, the first stomach of ruminants, and On the Net: cuts down on gas, she said. We know theneedsofastrong Another way is to change the Stonyfield Farm Inc.’s bacteria in a cow’s rumen, Greener Cow progam: Naczi said. www.stonyfield.com/ Since January,Coventry GreenerCow/ community.WELIVE HERE TOO! Valley Farm has reduced its

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Controlling guns Today is Monday,June 22, the 173rd day of 2009. Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 Gun Owners of America whether through this sort of analysis, There are 192 days left in the year. William H. Bronson III calls Supreme Court nomi- state or as the U.S. Court of Appeals Publisher nee Sonia Sotomayor “an local gov- for the 9th Circuit did in Today’s Highlight in anti-gun radical.”The ernments April, or must they wait for History: Jimmy Espy Mark Pace Second Amendment have vio- the Supreme Court, as both On June 22, 1945, the Executive Editor Editor Emeritus Foundation says her selec- lated the the 2nd Circuit and the 7th World War II battle for tion was “a slap at gun Fourth Circuit have decided? Okinawa ended with an Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members Allied victory; some 13,000 of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, rights.” Amendment’s Although the historical Such characterizations prohibi- record makes it clear that the Americans and 90,000 Wes Chance and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to the editor are Japanese soldiers, plus the opinions of the authors. are based mainly on tion of right to arms is one of the Sotomayor’s participation in unreason- “privileges or immunities” 130,000 civilians, were a January decision that said Jacob able protected by the 14th killed in the nearly three- state and local governments Sullum searches Amendment, Presser reject- month campaign. VIEWS are not bound by the Second anded that argument, citing an On this date: Amendment. But because it seizures. 1872 decision in which the In 1870, the U.S. was arguably compelled by a According to the Supreme Court took an unreasonably Department of Justice was Has Uncle Sam series of 19th-century Court, that guarantee, along narrow view of the clause. created. Supreme Court precedents, with others in the Bill of Presser also seemed to In 1937, Joe Louis began Sotomayor’s conclusion Rights, applies to the states reject an incorporation argu- his reign as world heavy- got a deal for you? does not necessarily signal by way of the 14th ment based on the 14th weight boxing champion by an anti-gun bias. Amendment. The trio of Amendment’s guarantee of knocking out Jim Braddock In an unsigned opinion 19th-century gun cases came due process, the rationale the in the eighth round of their fight in Chicago. Congress has enacted a “cash for clunkers” program. by a unanimous three-judge after the 14th Amendment Court used when it started panel that included was ratified but before the applying the Bill of Rights In 1940, during World Curiously,the way these things work in Washington, it was War II, Adolf Hitler gained part of a $106 billion measure to pay to continue fighting the Sotomayor,the U.S. Court Court began reading it to to the states in the early 20th of Appeals for the 2nd incorporate restrictions that century. The Presser Court a stunning victory as France wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. was forced to sign an As a small historical footnote, this may well be the last Circuit rejected a Second had hitherto applied only to called the appellant’s due Amendment challenge to the federal government. process argument “so clearly armistice eight days after stand-alone war-funding bill. President George W. Bush paid German forces overran for the wars through a series of emergency supplemental New York state’s ban on Now that the Supreme untenable as to require no nunchaku, the martial arts Court has said the Second discussion.”But in Miller, Paris. measures,but President Obama has pledged to include the In 1944, President cost of the wars as part of the regular federal budget. weapon consisting of two Amendment protects an decided just eight years later, sticks joined by chain or individual right to arms, the Court was less firm on Franklin D. Roosevelt In that bill was $1 billion for “cash for clunkers,”govern- signed the Servicemen’s ment payments of $3,500 to $4,500 as an incentive to get car cord. “It is settled law,”the applying it to the states, this point, declining to panel said, “that the Second along with the First, Fourth, address the incorporation Readjustment Act of 1944, owners to trade in their old cars, up to 25 years old, for newer, more popularly known as more fuel-efficient, less-polluting vehicles. Amendment applies only to Fifth, Sixth and Eighth issue because “it was not set limitations the federal gov- amendments, is the logical up in the trial court.” the “GI Bill of Rights.” The program’s impact on overall fuel consumption and Ten years ago: pollution is likely to be minimal. And that billion dollars ernment seeks to impose.” next step. A footnote in D.C. The bottom line is that an The appeals court cited v. Heller,the 2008 case in intellectually honest judge President Bill Clinton visit- might generate sales of 250,000 vehicles, not an insignificant ed ethnic Albanian refugees number,but not enough to turn around a year in which the Presser v. Illinois, an 1886 which the Court overturned could have gone either way decision in which the the District of Columbia’s on the question of whether at a refugee camp in industry expects to sell only 10 million vehicles. By contrast, Macedonia. The Supreme 16 million were sold in 2007. Supreme Court said the handgun ban, suggests it is Supreme Court precedents Second Amendment “is a leaning in that direction: foreclose incorporation of Court ruled the Americans Plans originally called for $4 billion to spur 1 million in with Disabilities Act does vehicle sales, but apparently someone in Congress got the limitation only upon the “With respect to the Second Amendment. power of congress and the Cruikshank’s continuing Sotomayor,aleft-leaning not extend to people with idea that, hey, money is kind of tight. poor eyesight or other cor- Anecdotal evidence suggests that people who drive older national government, and validity on incorporation, a Greenwich Village resident not upon that of the state.” question not presented by chosen by a president who rectable conditions. cars do so because they have to and that if they could buy a Five years ago: Islamic newer vehicle, it would likely be a used one. Used cars are not That decision, which relied this case, we note that never met a gun control he on the 1875 ruling U.S. v. Cruikshank also said that the didn’t like, probably is not a militants beheaded Kim covered by the incentives. Sun-il, a South Korean It will be interesting to see how this program affects char- Cruikshank, was followed in First Amendment did not big fan of the Second 1894 by Miller v. Texas, apply against the States and Amendment. But this partic- hostage who’d pleaded for ities that raise money by selling off donated vehicles. The his life in a heart-wrenching clunkers, under the federal program, must be scrapped. which said “it is well set- did not engage in the sort of ular case does not prove it. tled” that both the Second Fourteenth Amendment videotape; he was the third “Cash for clunkers” will benefit the automakers, the deal- foreign hostage decapitated ers and people who were probably going to trade in their car and Fourth amendments inquiry required by our later ■ Jacob Sullum is senior “operate only upon the fed- cases.” editor at Reason magazine in the Middle East in little anyway. As for the rest of us, we get to pick up the $1 billion , over a month. Mexican tab. eral power.” But are lower courts free and his work appears in the Nowadays, of course, to apply the Second new Reason anthology newspaper editor Francisco federal courts routinely ask Amendment to the states “Choice” (BenBella Books) Ortiz Franco was shot to —Scripps Howard News death in Tijuana. One year ago: Anthony Bologna and his sons, Michael and Matthew, were shot to death in a San Barack Obama as Francisco intersection. (Police say the suspected gunman, Edwin Ramos, financial regulator mistook the Bolognas for rival gang members; Ramos President Obama boasts that his planned “sweeping over- has pleaded not guilty to haul” of the financial regulatory system will mark “transfor- murder charges.) mation on a scale not seen since the reforms that followed the Today’s Birthdays: Great Depression.”That remains to be seen. Singer-actor Kris Congress and the financial special interest groups have yet Kristofferson is 73. Actor to have their say,and only two elements of the plan could Michael Lerner is 68. Fox really be described as sweeping. News correspondent Brit One of them gives the Federal Reserve Board the power to Hume is 66. Actress Meryl oversee all companies,not just banks, big enough to hurt the Streep is 60. Actress financial system as a whole. If a financial institution becomes Lindsay Wagner is 60. Pop “too big to fail,”the Fed could order it to get smaller. If the singer Cyndi Lauper is 56. institution starts to wobble, the Fed could take it over. These Actress Tracy Pollan is 49. are significant powers for a central bank that, by law, is not Actress Amy Brenneman is politically accountable, and there is some question whether 45. Arizona Cardinals quar- these additional responsibilities will detract from the Fed’s terback Kurt Warner is 38. principal mission, managing American monetary policy. TV personality Carson Daly The Obama plan would also create a super regulatory is 36. body,the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, that, Obama says, will be charged “with just one job: looking out for ordinary consumers.”Over the objections of the banks, it Bipartisan health care reform? would have the power to regulate mortgages, credit cards, savings accounts and consumer loans. Had the agency been in existence, it would presumably have kept predatory subprime All things being equal (which, as Senate by a 73-27 That plan never even got successfully mortgages off the market and limited “no doc” loans in which we all know, they never are), President vote. Actually,aout of subcommittee, let alone to a the bank does not verify a borrower’s employment, income Obama would rather,we are told, that higher percentage of floor vote. and assets. the U.S. Senate pass 85 percent of his Republicans than The Obama administration has The overhaul would raise capital requirements and attempt proposed health care reform with the Democrats in both given the Congress both time and space to make banks more risk conscious by requiring them to hold backing of 70 senators than pass 100 houses of Congress to work on a plan. But now, the road on to some portion of any mortgage-backed securities they percent of his plan with just 51 or 52 supported the 1964 gets rough and dangerous for sell. Obama would for the first time regulate hedge funds and votes. Act, including such Congress, and the president — as only require certain derivatives to be exchange-traded but his plan In preferring that major health care respected GOP sena- the president can do — will have to does not appear to delve into the realm of truly complex reform win Senate support of a super- tors as Everett personally seize the leadership and derivatives. majority,Obama echoes Thomas Dirksen of Illinois, both confront and force the difficult Several critics have complained that the overhaul does not Jefferson, who wrote, “Great innova- Mark Jacob Javits of New decisions. He may eventually have to address compensation that ties outsize rewards to outsize tion should not be forced on slender Shields York, Thomas convene a select group from in and out risks, but that presumably is a task for Kenneth Feinberg, the majorities.”It is an old legislative Kuchel of California, of Congress — under his strong guid- president’s new compensation czar. maxim that the more legislators, from Hugh Scott of ance and direction — to draw up the However the president’s overhaul turns out, the financial both parties, there are who support a Pennsylvania and John Sherman plan that can pass both Houses. meltdown of the past 18 months has, of itself, made the case controversial policy change, the more Cooper of Kentucky. No decision will be tougher politi- for stronger and smarter regulation of the financial sector. people there are who have a stake in Contrast that bipartisan legislative cally than deciding how (and who’s) to However, one thing regulation cannot solve is the genesis of that public policy being successfully record with the vote in the U.S. House pay the 13-numeral-plus cost over the every financial bubble, the inherent willingness to believe, accepted by the voters at large. in August 1941 — when Adolf Hitler next 10 years. Obama spent enough despite harsh experience to the contrary,that the music will The historic Civil Rights Act of ruled France and nearly all of Europe time in the Senate to understand the never stop and the market will always rise. 1964 — which guaranteed the right, and only a severely outgunned England wisdom of Bob Dole, who concluded previously denied African-Americans stood against the Nazi domination — of that place, “We like to make tough —Scripps Howard News in many states, to use restaurants, the- to continue, or to abolish, the military speeches, but we don’t like to make aters, hotels, motels, parks and public draft for one year. With isolationism tough choices.” places — was passed by the U.S. popular in much of United States and The ultimate decision the president Senate on June 10 after senators had nonpartisanship scarce, the House could confront is not whether he settles debated, since March, that “great inno- voted to extend military the draft by a for 85 percent of his health care reform WORDS OF WISDOM vation” for some 57 Senate working single vote, 203 to 202. It was a signif- with 70 Senate votes or whether he days (including six Saturdays). After icant decision even by a razor-thin mar- goes for 100 percent with just 51 votes. complete press coverage of the Senate gin, especially so when we recall that No, his fateful choice could be whether Bible Text: “My son, keep your father’s commands debate and the bitter-end filibuster, the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor and he settles for some two-thirds of what and do not forsake your mother’s teaching.’” organized by 18 senators from states of World War II were just a little over he wants with 51 votes. Because, let us the Old Confederacy (all Democrats), three months away. be blunt: If health care reform fails this Proverbs 6:20 the nation overwhelmingly concluded Crunch time on health care reform year in the Congress, the damage to the that the Civil Rights Act was both wise is close. Up to now, President Obama’s entire Obama agenda and mystique Thought for Today: “To understand is hard. Once and overdue. approach has been the opposite of the will be major. one understands, action is easy.” That law — with its profound Clinton method in 1993, when Hillary change in banning racial desegregation Clinton’s task force drew up in private ■ To find out more about Mark Shields Sun Yat-sen in the country — was a bipartisan a finished, complex plan that was then and read past columns, visit the Creators Chinese statesman (1866-1925) achievement when it finally passed the presented to the Democratic Congress. Syndicate Web site at www.creators.com. The Daily Citizen Monday, June 22, 2009 5A NATION Keeping the area beautiful GEORGIA Senators: Health care Authorities to check Janesia Williams was in Walmart for about 30 min- goals should be lower out theater fire utes Saturday while the two infants remained in the car. WASHINGTON — A ATHENS — Authorities She left the windows Republican senator seeking a are set to begin investigating cracked open, which enabled bipartisan health deal spoke a fire that partially destroyed police to get them out. Sunday of “dialing down” the historic Georgia Theatre. The twins were taken to expectations while one of The investigation opens Southern Regional Medical President Barack Obama’s this morning after police and Center as a precaution, but Democratic allies questioned firefighters secured the doctors said they were OK. whether the White House had block around the theater in the votes necessary for a such downtown Athens while a costly and comprehensive waiting for it to cool off Man wins lottery plan during a recession. enough to enter following twice in week Obama’s proposal to pro- the Friday blaze. vide health insurance for The danger of flare-ups AUGUSTA — A 62- some 50 million Americans usually remains for several year-old Augusta man who lack it has become a days after a fire in such a struck it big twice in the contentious point for a large building. Georgia Lottery. Democratic-controlled Athens-Clarke Director Earl Fritz won the top House and Senate struggling of Emergency Management prize of $777,777 in the to reach a consensus Obama Chuck Gulley said he could instant game Super Lucky desperately wants. not rule out arson, but offi- 7’s. That dwarfed the Much of the concern cials do not suspect foul $1,000 he won a week ear- came after the nonpartisan play. lier in a different game. Congressional Budget Office The carpenter said he estimated that the plan would Woman faces child felt lucky a week ago and now feels a little bit luckier. cost $1 trillion over 10 years CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS cruelty charges but cover only about one- Fritz said he didn’t real- third of those now lacking Bridget Sanford with Keep Dalton/Whitfield Beautiful awarded prizes to ELLENWOOD — A ize he had won the big prize health insurance. Dawnville Elementary School students for their efforts in collecting old phone Marietta woman faces child at first because he wasn’t books for recycling. Mrs. Plavich’s class was recognized for collecting the cruelty charges after wearing his glasses. Obama struggles in most phone books. Above,students Storm Wilson (second place), Jaden allegedly leaving her 4- The first win came in the Nichols (first place) and Wayne Popham (third place) visit with Sanford. month-old twins in a hot car instant game Extreme international crisis Below, from left,Thelma Padgett, Susie Harrison, Mary Bandy and Susie Goss while she shopped. Green. 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Hopes dashed in missing child case NEW YORK — When Jerry Damman first got news his son may have been found after vanishing from Long Island more than 50 years ago, he said it “was almost too good to believe.” It turned out he was right. His new hope was dashed when DNA tests last week revealed that John Barnes, the man who claimed he was the missing boy, actually wasn’t — an outcome that didn’t surprise law enforce- ment officials and experts. Water may have caused derailment ROCKFORD, Ill. — Federal authorities say it FORECLOSURE?FORECLOSURE? appears there was high water along the rail line where a freight train derailed about 80 miles northwest of Chicago. One person died. 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Iran’s clerics in CONTRIBUTED power struggle PHOTO TEHRAN, Iran — A Names were backstage struggle among drawn from all Iran’s ruling clerics burst into Varnell the open Sunday when the Elementary government said it had students who arrested the daughter and had perfect other relatives of an ayatol- attendance this lah who is one of the coun- year.Winners try’s most powerful men. were,from left, Tehran’s streets fell most- Kala Olvera, ly quiet for the first time kindergarten; since a bitterly disputed June Zachery 12 presidential election, but Padgett, first cries of “God is great!” grade; echoed again from rooftops Catherine after dark, a sign of seething Navas, second anger at a government crack- grade; Trevor down that peaked with at Owens, second least 10 protesters’ deaths Saturday. grade; Andrea The killings drove the Rios, fourth official death toll to at least grade; and Joel 17 after a week of massive Ochoa, fourth street demonstrations by pro- grade. testers who say hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stole his re- election win. Arizona immigration enforcement could toughen

Rocket attack PHOENIX (AP) — As predict it would lead to posed trespassing provision cers who aren’t schooled in counsel for the National kills 2, wounds 6 America’s busiest immigrant racial profiling that would is similar to proposals the complexities of immi- Immigration Law Center,an smuggling hub, Arizona has target thousands of Latinos vetoed in 2006 by then-Gov. gration law would likely advocacy group for low- KABUL — A rare rocket earned the distinction as a who are U.S. citizens. Janet Napolitano, who said approach people based sole- income immigrants, said a attack on the main U.S. base place that’s tough on people And the proposal’s con- she opposed turning all ly on their appearance. state can play a part in in Afghanistan early Sunday who sneak across the border. stitutionality is also a source immigrants who sneaked “It’s almost impossible immigration enforcement killed two U.S. troops and That reputation would of contention. into the state into criminals. for it to be applied without — such as calling federal wounded six other harden if the Legislature and A few years ago, police Under this year’s pro- relying on racial profiling authorities when arresting Americans, including two governor approve a proposal chiefs in two communities in posed trespassing provision, and without committing an illegal immigrant on a civilians, officials said. that would draw local New Hampshire charged a first offense would be a egregious errors,”said state criminal violation — Bagram Air Base, which authorities deeper into illegal immigrants with tres- top-tier misdemeanor pun- Jennifer Allen, director of but a state can’t have lies 25 miles (40 kilometers) immigration enforcement passing for being in the ishable by up to six months the Border Action Network, statutes that are, in effect, northeast of Kabul, is sur- and further reject the notion state. A local judge in 2005 in jail. Subsequent viola- an immigrant rights group immigration laws. rounded by high mountains that immigration is the sole dismissed the charges as an tions would be a felony that based in southern Arizona. But Maricopa County and long stretches of desert responsibility of the federal unconstitutional attempt to could carry a penalty of up And communities could Attorney Andrew Thomas, from which militants could government. apply state laws to a federal to 2 1/2 years in prison. be stuck with legal bills whose office helped draft fire rockets. But such attacks, The proposal, which has issue. Agencies arresting first- from any mistakes made by the bill, said even though the particularly lethal ones, are cleared the state Senate and But supporters of the pro- time offenders would have officers who aren’t trained in federal government has relatively rare. is being considered by the posal say that on top of inad- the option of prosecuting immigration law, said authority to regulate immi- Two U.S. troops died and House, would require police equate federal border them or turning them over to Robert DeVries, who is gration, states have broad six Americans were wound- to try to determine people’s efforts,many local police federal authorities. chief of police in the western police powers that allow ed, including four military immigration status when departments have turned a Supporters say the meas- Arizona town of Kingman, them to contribute to the personnel and two civilians, they have reasonable suspi- blind eye to illegal immi- ure wouldn’t encourage and also president of the fight against illegal immi- said Lt. Cmdr. Christine cions that a person doesn’t grants. racial profiling, because Arizona Association of gration. Sidenstricker,aU.S. military have legal status. Some local politicians officers would still need Chiefs of Police. “The argument that the spokeswoman. And, if approved, “don’t have the courage to probable cause to believe “It exposes the communi- states can’t do anything to Arizona would become the stand up for their citizens,” that people violated the law ty down the line if mistakes combat illegal immigration Afghan fighting only state to criminalize the said state Sen. Russell before they could arrest were to occur,” said is just wrong,”Thomas said. shows challenges presence of illegal immi- Pearce of Mesa, the bill’s them. DeVries, whose group grants through an expansion sponsor. But opponents say such a opposes the measure. On the Net: NOW ZAD, Afghanistan of its trespassing law. The measure cleared the law would detract from offi- As for the constitutionali- — Missiles, machine guns While the practical effect Senate on a 16-12 vote on cers’ traditional roles in ty of the proposal, interpre- Arizona Legislature: and strafing runs from fighter of such a law is yet unclear, June 15 and is being consid- combating crimes in their tations are mixed. www.azleg.state.az.us jets destroyed much of a immigrant rights advocates ered by the House. The pro- communities. They say offi- Linton Joaquin, general Taliban compound, but the insurgents fired at two U.S. Marines just before nightfall, sending bullets and tracer SLIP fire crackling inches past them. They fled under cover- ON ASHIRT ing fire from their comrades, JJUNEUNE S SPECIALSPECIALS who hurled grenades at the enemy position before sprinting to their armored SLOP vehicles. 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BY GORDON JACKSON dripped on the ladder that he attach around the legs of each fewer than 100 of the birds in The Florida Times-Union had to powder them with bird to identify them as they the refuge and fewer than corn starch so he could safe- mature and move throughout 9,000 in the nation. WAYCROSS, Ga. — A ly handle the hatchlings. the wildlife refuge. The birds are the only pair of adult red-cockaded A nuisance to Easton, the After both birds were woodpeckers to excavate woodpeckers angrily pine gum is a safety feature banded, Easton put them into cavities in living trees. While squawked as wildlife biolo- for the birds. the box, climbed the ladder they prefer longleaf pines gist Dean Easton walked After the birds nest, they again and gently eased them between 80 and 120 years through a stand of pine trees peck holes around the cavity back into the cavity. old, they will use other pines in the northwest corner of the to keep a coat of resin on the In about a week, the birds such as loblolly,slash and Okefenokee National trunk as a defense against will have feathers and Easton shortleaf. Timber harvesting Wildlife Refuge last week. predators such as snakes and said he will return to the nest of old growth timber has Easton set down his gear flying squirrels, Easton said. to determine their gender. wiped out much of their pre- near the base of a tree and He removed the chicks Once their feathers grow, ferred habitat and their num- raised a “treetop peeper” — a from the tree cavity and gen- males have a red spot on the bers dwindled with the camera mounted on a pole — tly placed them in a small top of their heads that felling of the trees. to peer inside a cavity 20 feet wooden box in a pouch remains until they molt the But at least things have above the ground. A monitor around his waist and climbed first time. The birds, which improved in the swamp. attached on the pole about to the ground. grow to the size of a cardinal, “In the mid-1980s, we chest-high showed grainy Biologists band the will leave their nest after had only one bird or one black-and-white images of endangered woodpeckers about 28 days, he said. nesting pair of birds in the two hatchlings about 1 week when they are 5 to 10 days Declared endangered in northwest corner of the old inside. old because it’s the ideal time 1970, red-cockaded wood- refuge,”Easton said. “Now The adult birds continued to handle hatchlings, Easton peckers were once common we have nine active clusters to fuss nearby as Easton low- said. Their bodies are still in forests throughout the with at least two adult birds.” ered the camera and erected a pliable, they don’t have Southeast. As much as 97 The 396,000-acre refuge ladder against the tree trunk. feathers yet and it’s less trau- percent of the longleaf pine has 40 active clusters of red- By the time he climbed to the matic for younger birds to be habitat they prefer has been cockaded woodpeckers — a top of the ladder,Easton’s handled,he said. eliminated by timber compa- mating pair of adults accom- hands were covered with so Easton quickly sorted the nies and development. panied by one to four juve- much pine tar that had colored bands he would He estimated there are niles.

AP PHOTO President Barack Obama steers the cart with his golfing partner,Vice President Joe Biden, left, as they finish 18 holes at the Fort Belvoir Golf Club together on Father’s Day, Sunday.

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Happy Birthday: look out for yourself. Change Famous hand Consider what others want if is upon you and accepting it The 1984 you plan to make some graciously will say volumes World Team changes in your life. Be open about who you are and what Olympiad was and direct about how you see you represent. 2 stars won for the first things unfolding. Change is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. time by Poland, good for you right now and 22): Don’t let anyone dis- which crushed will produce spectacular courage you but do discuss France in the 96- future results. Take the initia- your plans openly to avoid deal final. The tive and believe in who you unwanted surprises. As long hand shown are and what you as you have a handle occurred on Board are capable of on what you are No.7 and helped doing. Your num- doing and how the Poles get off to bers are 2, 10, 16, much money you a fast start from 25, 28, 35, 41 need to follow which the French ARIES (March through with your never recovered. 21-April 19): Trust plans, you should When the deal in your knowledge feel comfortable was played at the and intuition to help enough to proceed. first table, the you make the right 2 stars French North- choice about a deli- SCORPIO (Oct. South pair reached cate situation. It 23-Nov. 21): four spades, over will affect your Eugenia Budget carefully if which the Polish future prospects Last you don’t want to be East-West pair bid financially and pro- left short at month’s five hearts. This fessionally, so be end. Focus more on was doubled and beaten two tricks for a score of 500 points aware of the full extent of how you can improve what for France. things before moving for- you have to offer. Presenting Had North-South succeeded in making four spades for a ward with your plans. 4 stars your ideas to someone with score of 620, a 500-point sacrifice by East-West would TAURUS (April 20-May vision will help you see what have been a good result. But it was noted by observers that 20): Straight talk is all it will needs fine-tuning. 5 stars if West led a club originally,he could later negotiate a club take to win the confidence of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ruff and thus defeat four spades a trick. those you are dealing with. 22-Dec. 21): Your enthusi- Sure enough, at the second table the Polish North-South Friendships will develop asm will help you get your pair got to four spades as shown, and was doubled by the from common interests. way. You can accomplish French West. West then found the killing lead of the club Don’t let love stand in your something remarkable if you jack. As can be seen, if East takes the ace and returns a way. Clear the air so you can draw the right people to club, West can win an early trump lead, lead a low heart to pursue your dreams. 3 stars make a contribution. Make partner and obtain the club ruff that sinks the contract. The GEMINI (May 21-June an offer that is hard to refuse same result can be achieved if East ducks his ace on the 20): Avoid anyone stifling in order to get back on top. 3 opening lead. your plans or pushing respon- stars But a funny thing happened on the way to down one. sibilities your way. Spend CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- When East took the jack of clubs with the ace at trick one, more time with people who Jan. 19): Your assets may the Polish declarer,Piotr Gawrys, dropped the queen under participate in events that will need an adjustment in order the ace! enable you to gain ground. to get a better return on your This gave East pause for thought, and the more he The more you network, the money. Focus on security and thought the more he became convinced that his partner had more interest you will attract. you will feel better about led the jack of clubs from the J-10-9-4. So he shifted to the 3 stars your future. An emotional sit- king of hearts at trick two, thereby wrecking the defense. CANCER (June 21-July uation will cause you to As a result, Poland scored 790 points for a net gain of 22): Show your kindness and rethink your plans. 3 stars 290 points, or seven International Match Points. Had the support and you will benefit. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- contract been defeated, the French would have gained 12 Share your ideas and plans Feb. 18): Take another look IMPs instead. and you will attract people at something you want to Tomorrow: A remedy for insomnia. who want to take part in pursue. You should see some- something you are serious thing now that was hidden about pursuing. There is from you in the past that will power in numbers. 3 stars help you move forward. 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DEAR ABBY: I became an make up their own minds about unwed mother many years ago, whether they want to be contacted. when there was a stigma attached to This is the 21st century,and we having an illegitimate child. Unable are far beyond the attitudes of the to care for my son, I placed him for 1950s in which a human being who adoption. He has now found me. is born out of wedlock is a shameful ■ WIZARD OF ID I have a family,and my husband secret forever to be buried. In addi- does not want me to tell our adult tion, secrets have a way of always children or contact the young man coming out eventually. and his family. Do I go against the wishes of my DEAR ABBY:My mother and I husband, whom I love very much, or Jeanne got into a “debate” about the brides- should I tell our children and per- Phillips maids for my upcoming wedding. haps risk my husband leaving me? She said that a bridesmaid has to be — CONFLICTED IN NEW JER- a single woman. SEY I have often seen bridesmaids who are married, so I didn’t think they “had” to be DEAR CONFLICTED: From the tone single. Which of us is right? — PENNSYL- of your letter your husband is the dominant VA NIA BRIDE-TO-BE partner in your marriage. If that’s the case, ■ and you really think he would leave you after DEAR BRIDE-TO-BE: You are. CATHY all these years because you leveled with your Attitudes have changed radically since your children about the fact that they have a half- mother was married, and so have weddings. brother,then keep the secret. Today there are maternity outfits for preg- However, if your relationship with your nant bridesmaids — and brides — so draw husband is anything approaching a partner- your own conclusions. ship, then stand up for yourself and make it clear that you are the sum total of all your Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van experiences — both the joyful and the Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and painful — and you need to see your son, was founded by her mother,Pauline Phillips. thank his family for the love and care they Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or have given him, and let your adult children P. O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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■ TUNDRA THE DAILY CITIZEN 10A Monday, June 22, 2009 OBITUARIES

• Rubie Gray Hice, Crowe Gray,and was pre- loving husband of 44 years, with Brian Doran, Doyle 1402 N. Thornton Ave., June 21, 2009, at home sur- Dalton ceded in death by her broth- Robert Hice of Dalton; son Pritchett, Roy Reeves, Greg Dalton (across from rounded by his loving family • Lamar Stokes, Tunnel ers, Hershel Gray and Doyle and daughter-in-law, Gray,Mike Gray,Freemont Hamilton Medical Center) is in Tunnel Hill. Hill Gray. Rubie was a devoted Anthony and Jen Hice of Priest and Bob Roper serv- in charge of arrangements. Arrangements will be wife, mother,sister and aunt. Dalton; sisters and brother- ing as pallbearers. www.legacy.com announced locally owned and Obituary notices are She was a member of Dalton in-law, Christine Gray The family will receive operated Ponders Funeral First Baptist Church and the Cantrell of Huntsville, Ala., friends at Love Funeral Home, 138 Melrose Drive, posted online at Love www.daltondailycitizen.com Dot Reich Sunday School Carolyn Gray of Dalton and Home Monday after 4 p.m. Dalton, (706) 226-4002. Class. She had a long career Jackie Gray Ebright and Ron In lieu of flowers, memorials Funeral Home Your selected independ- in the banking industry, of Springfield, Tenn.; nieces may be made to First Baptist Family Owned Since 1935 ent funeral home. Rubie Gray Hice working in Atlanta and in and nephews, great-nieces Church Outreach Ministries 278-3313 www.legacy.com Dalton at Dalton Whitfield and great-nephews. or First Baptist Church Mrs. Rubie Gray Hice, Bank and First Bank of Funeral services will be at Building Fund, P.O. Box 67, of Dalton, passed away Dalton. Rubie was a 1960 1 p.m. Tuesday at Dalton 827, Dalton, GA, 30722. Sunday,June 21, 2009, at her graduate of Lafayette High First Baptist Church with Dr. Words of comfort may be Lamar Stokes residence. School, and loved to work in Bill Wilson officiating. sent to the family at She was the daughter of her flower garden. Burial will follow in www.lovefuneralhomega.co Mr. Lamar Stokes, 62, the late Glenn and Lena She is survived by her Whitfield Memorial Gardens m. Love Funeral Home, departed this life Sunday, Computer-related injuries increase

BY ELHAM KHATAMI ... may also be contributing to with something, the more Pittsburgh Post-Gazette the increase.” likely it is that they will be The most common injured.” As if computers already injuries were lacerations, More than half of all didn’t come with plenty of which accounted for more injuries affected the extremi- risks — carpal tunnel syn- than 38 percent of the cases ties, accounting for more drome, blurred vision,back and occurred most often in than 57 percent of the cases. pain — now, researchers say, children who may have been Head injuries were the sec- reports are growing on the hurt when climbing on top of ond-most-common, making number of people who get or playing near computer up more than 25 percent of hurt when components fall equipment. the cases. on their heads. “Children under 5 years Adults and children were According to a study in had the highest injury rate most often injured by trip- this month’s American and also the highest injury ping or falling over computer Journal of Preventative increase,”McKenzie said. equipment. For all other age Medicine, the number of “Most homes have computer groups, hitting or getting acute computer-related furniture that are not caught in computer equip- injuries — including lacera- designed for children and ment was the most common tions, bruises and muscle and computer desks and chairs cause of injury. Of the com- joint strains — increased 732 are usually too small for chil- puter components, monitors percent from 1994 to 2006. dren,so that opens up the caused the most injuries. Among the causes of injuries possibility of falls.” To reduce the risk of are tripping or falling over MCG PHOTO Raymond Pitetti, associ- injury,McKenzie suggests computer equipment, hitting As home-computer use increases, so do computer-related injuries. ate medical director at the homeowners take several against equipment, compo- Children’s Hospital of preventive measures: nents falling on top of a per- at 100 U.S. hospitals, the sur- As home-computer use match up perfectly. While Pittsburgh emergency ■ Keep computer equip- son and lifting or moving a vey showed that more than increases, so, too, do com- injuries increased more than department, has worked at ment away from the edges of computer. 78,000 cases of acute com- puter-related injuries, the sevenfold over the 13 years, the hospital for nearly 14 desks. The study is the first in the puter-related injuries were study found. Indeed, about household-computer owner- years and said he didn’t ■ Supervise kids when country to examine such treated over the 13-year 93 percent of the injuries ship grew at a lower rate — recall treating any patients they’re using the computer. injuries. It was conducted by study period. occurred at home. 309 percent from 1993 to who said they were injured ■ Keep the play area sep- researchers from the Center “The number of injuries “We’re speculating that at 2003. in a computer mishap. But, arate from the work station. for Injury Research and was really impressive and the home you may not have the “The reason for the larger he said, “It doesn’t surprise ■ Locate the computer Policy at Nationwide increase over the 13-year same kind of setup that you increase in injury cases vs. me that there are injuries station away from a walkway Children’s Hospital and Ohio period was astounding,”said may have at work or school,” household computer owner- happening.” and against a wall. State University College of Lara B. McKenzie, the said McKenzie. “There’s ship is unclear but may be “A little surprising is the Pitetti agreed, adding, Medicine in Columbus. study’s co-author and assis- more stationary computer due to households’ owning numbers,”Pitetti added. “Tack down the computer Using data collected by tant professor of pediatrics at setups at work and you don’t multiple computers,”the “But I have a 6-year-old who cords and keep them away the National Electronic the Nationwide Children’s move them around as much.” study states. “A change in the is now pretty tech-savvy from a normal traffic area ... Injury Surveillance System Hospital Center for Injury But the computer owner- culture surrounding comput- with computers. The more It is commonsense preventa- from emergency departments Research and Policy. ship and injury rates didn’t ers and in user demographics activities that kids perform tive care.” Your credit card need not trip you up Retirement

BY MARY CORNATZER before you get to someone celebration Raleigh News and Observer who can negotiate a contract. ... It could take a full day of The past few weeks it phone calls.” seems as if everyone I run Once you get the right into has the same story: My person, Chase says to be up credit card’s interest rate has front about your problem. jumped despite a good credit Whatever the reason you’re history. having trouble making the With a bunch of new rules payment — lost job, unex- set to go into place next year, pected medical bills — the industry is trying to mini- explain it and ask about mize its losses. This is also options. See if they can known as getting while the knock off the interest for six getting is good. The best way MCG PHOTO months, Chase says. If they to do that is on the backs of agree, and Chase says many good customers, those who Often what’s most impor- address and ballooned into a will, you’ll be sent forms to can afford to pay annual fees tant on your credit score is major credit disaster. fill out. Be sure you do so in and higher rates. your debt-to-credit limit ■ Keep your bank a timely manner. It might not seem fair,but ratio. Chase says you should records clean; insufficient What you don’t want to the truth is, if you don’t carry never be 20 percent over funds can show up on your do is call any company that a balance, you shouldn’t run your available credit. Bill report. advertises on late-night TV into problems. Hardekopf of ■ Don’t just avoid late that it can improve your A Federal Reserve survey Low.Cards.com, a Web site payments, get in the habit of credit score or get you out of last month of senior loan offi- that lets you compare credit paying your bills — mort- debt in 18 months or less. cers was a bit more troubling. cards, says 30 percent. You gage, car payments — before There are honest debt-relief It showed that 60 percent had get the idea. the due date. agencies (check with the tightened standards and 65 Other tips from Little fixes can save hun- Better Business Bureau and percent had lowered credit Hardekopf and Chase: dreds, Chase says. get terms and guarantees in limits. ■ Pay all your bills on A reader asked me recent- writing) and credit coun- The upshot: Unless time. Having a collection ly “how do you negotiate” selors (look for members of you’ve got excellent credit, agency on your credit report with a credit-card company? the National Foundation for it’s going to be hard to get a is one of the top reasons for a I asked Chase that question Credit Counseling) that you CONTRIBUTED PHOTO credit card or a personal loan, bad credit score. If you’re since his company makes can turn to for help. On behalf of the Murray County Chapter of the especially one at a rate that moving, make sure everyone money by charging people to But I really don’t think Professional Association of Georgia Educators doesn’t make your head hurt. you could possibly owe — do just that. He says there’s you should pay anyone (PAGE), Betsy Clem, president, presented Kitty So now is the time to keep doctors, insurance compa- no secret bullet to getting money that you could be Richardson a print of the Chief Vann House to your credit score healthy and, nies, utilities — all have a lower payments or consoli- using to get out of debt or honor Richardson’s retirement. A retirement cel- forwarding address. A reader dating your debt. if it’s not, improve it. build your savings for some- ebration was held at Spring Place Elementary recently sent me a horror “It’s sometimes a matter Marc Chase, who heads thing that you can do your- recently to commemorate Richardson’s years of MyCreditGroup.com, says story about a tiny lab bill that of a lot of calls,”he says. “It self with a little time and per- service. the key is to know how the didn’t make it to their new might take 10 to 15 calls sistence. credit industry operates because it knows you. “They realize people often •Digital Hearing Aids live off their credit cards,” •DiagnosticHearing Chase says. “You can pay it off when it’s due and assume •Evaluations you’re OK, but what they •Dizziness & BOARD CERTIFIEDFAMILYPRACTICE (the card companies) do is Balance Testing report your balance to the •Assistive Listening JAMES R. ZUPPA, M.D. credit-reporting agencies, Devices then mail your bill. 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his week will be an active one for area amateur golfers, TTas two major events will be played. Starting today,the Georgia State Golf Association’s 44th Georgia Junior Championship will begin at Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island. The tournament features three local players: Dalton Kasey Kahne, High golf standouts Zac Coquerille center, and Will Morrow, as well as celebrates Sammy Sandlin of Rocky Face. after winning Beginning Tuesday is the the Georgia Women’s Golf Toyota/Save Association’s 80th Georgia Mart 350 at Women’s Amateur Championship Infineon at the Idle Hour Club in Macon, Raceway in featuring five Sonoma, Calif. area golfers: on Sunday. At Northwest left is Richard Whitfield’s Petty,who was Lauren in victory lane Giambastiani — as a car owner fresh off a state for the first championship time in more with the Lady Bruins — her than a decade. mother, Candy,a Adam Dalton Golf and AP PHOTO Country Club Krohn member,as well as fellow DGCC members Sandra Doyle, Marcia Evans and Sandra Hefner. Kahne edges Tony Lauren Giambastiani, who signed a West Georgia golf schol- arship Friday,is looking forward to playing in one last major tour- nament before heading off to Petty finally returns to victory lane Carrollton in August to begin her freshman year in college. She considers having her mom BY JENNA FRYER A win can cure most of those mark cowboy hat and sunglasses, Team manufacturer Chrysler is compete in the same event an Associated Press Writer ills. said before he sipped on a congrat- in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protec- added bonus. SONOMA, Calif. — Richard Kahne returned team co-owner ulatory glass of red wine. “It’s tion, and funding to RPM has “Usually,my parents are there Petty Motorsports has made news Richard Petty to Victory Lane for great, man. It’s great.” slowed to a crawl as Dodge watching and supporting me,”said this season for all the wrong rea- the first time in over a decade with Petty’s race team teetered on restructures. The team laid off nine Lauren, who along with Candy sons. Caught in the financial a much-needed win — on a road the verge of collapse at the end of employees earlier this month while will be competing in the GWAC crunch of Chrysler’s bankruptcy, course, of all places — at Infineon last season and needed a January slashing salaries across the board, for the first time. “Instead, now my the team had a recent round of lay- Raceway on Sunday. merger with Gillett-Evernham leading to quiet questions the last mom will also be playing, and offs and companywide salary It snapped a 37-race winless Motorsports to secure the storied few weeks about a perceived that’s comforting. We can talk reductions. streak for Kahne, who last won at NASCAR team. Rebranded as financial instability. about the course together (today) Star driver Kasey Kahne has Pocono a year ago, and the first Richard Petty Motorsports, the Just Saturday,majority team owner George Gillett agreed to sell during the practice round and been openly unhappy with RPM’s win for a Petty-owned car since four-car organization kicked off the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens in match up notes. It will be nice.” slow development of an improved John Andretti’s victory at the season with a strong showing Candy Giambastiani, who has Dodge motor,and the organization Martinsville in April, 1999. at the Daytona 500. can’t shake whispers about its “I feel just as good as (Kahne) But it’s been a rough ride, played golf since she was in high ➣ Please see NASCAR, 2B school — though didn’t compete long-term stability. does,”The King, clad in his trade- since. at her school because there was no women’s golf team — started playing golf seriously in her 20s GOLF: U.S. OPEN and, along with her husband Wally, Go Skateboarding! raised Lauren in a golf-friendly environment. Barnes, Glover share tie Candy said she’s more used to cheering her daughter on while she BY DOUG FERGUSON time since the 14th hole of the plays, but Lauren encouraged her Associated Press Writer opening round. He was seven to play in this week’s tournament. FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — shots behind with 11 to play. She agreed to play,but admits it Ricky Barnes flashed a smile as Barnes, who finished the third will be different not watching big as his six-shot lead. round of this rain-delayed U.S. Lauren. He was double digits under Open with a one-shot lead at 8- “I’m excited,”Candy said. “Not par, only the fourth player in U.S. under 202, chopped his way to walking around watching Lauren Open history to get that low. He bogey on the opening hole of the will be kind of weird,and I’ll be had a six-shot lead over his closest final round to lose his lead. Then wondering how she’s doing while rival, while the stars struggled to he hooked his tee shot into gnarly I’m playing. It will be gut-wrench- make up ground. Phil Mickelson clumps of the grass along a hill- ing not knowing how she’s doing, was making as many bogeys as side left of the fairway on No. 2. When the horn sounded to stop but I’ll just focus on playing well birdies. Tiger Woods fell 15 shots play,he quickly marked his posi- enough not to embarrass myself.” behind. It all changed in a New York tion and walked briskly off the Candy,who is a loan originator course. for Allied Home Mortgage, said minute. When darkness settled over “It’s going to be pressure- she plays golf every Wednesday at packed tomorrow,”Glover said. DGCC with Doyle, Evans and Bethpage Black as the “I’ll sleep fine. If not, I guess I’ll Hefner,who all will compete in be tired.” final round was the Forward Flight of the GWAC. Mickelson, determined to still young, bring a fairy-tale finish to a U.S. Barnes was tied ➣ KROHN, 2B Open career filled with disap- Please see for the lead pointment, was on the third tee with Lucas and had plenty of golf left. He has Glover. Both of been the runner-up four times in them were at 7- the U.S. Open — three times in under par,five Barnes New York — and is desperate to shots clear of bring a silver trophy of cheer anyone else. home to a wife who is battling Neither has ever faced the nerves breast cancer. of contending in a major. “I’m one good round away,” What once appeared to be a Mickelson said, excited at the two-man race suddenly had end- possibilities. less possibilities: Hunter Mahan and Ross Fisher — Mickelson made two long of England were also at 2 under. birdie putts on his last three holes Former Masters champion Mike for a 69 in the third round, and Weir was at 1 under. after pars on the two holes he Woods at least left Bethpage played in the final round, he was Black in good spirits. only five shots behind. “It was nice to end the day with — David Duval, a former a birdie on one of the most diffi- British Open champion without a cult holes of the week,”Woods victory in eight years, kept com- said. ing back from sluggish starts and The USGA felt good enough found himself very much in the about the forecast Monday to MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen hunt at 2 under with 16 holes to resume the final round at 9 a.m., MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Lauren Giambastiani and her play. leaving enough time for an 18- Nathan Holt of Cohutta performs a “wall plant” on his skate- mother,Candy, make their — Woods finished a frustrating hole playoff if it comes to that. board inside the North Georgia Skateboard Center Sunday debut in the Georgia Women’s day on the greens with an eight- It will be the first time a U.S. during Go Skateboarding Day. Holt went on to win the half- Amateur Championship on foot birdie putt on the 489-yard pipe contest, one of several contests held throughout the seventh hole, putting him at even day. For more photos, visit thedailycitizen.zenfolio.com. Tuesday in Macon. ➣ Please see GOLF, 2B par in the tournament for the first WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM THE DAILY CITIZEN 2B Monday, June 22, 2009 PRO BASEBALL: ATLANTA BRAVES Golf: Woods seven shots back

➣ Continued from page 1B it that way. But I’ve got to years, and he has not fin- go back, take my shoes off ished in the top 10 since Open ended in regulation and think, ’Hey, I shot even 2002. on Monday since Larry par on Saturday with the Woods made only one Nelson won at Oakmont in lead.’If I go out and do the mistake in the third round 1983. same thing, someone is — taking two hacks with And if the 2 1/2 hours of going to have to really the wedge to escape knee- golf played in the final come back low ... to catch high grass around the 14th round were any indication, me.” green — but more troubling it could be as much about The finish might be as was that he made only three survival as a big charge. unpredictable as the weath- birdies after giving himself The third round ended with er that has otherwise made so many chances inside 15 11 players under par. When a mess of this U.S. Open. feet. He had to settle for a play was suspended, only Mickelson could be the 68 and was nine shots behind. He has never won a seven remained. one player to make the mis- tournament trailing by more Barnes looked as though ery of slogging through the mud over five days easy to than eight going into the he might blow this major final round. wide open after rolling in a forget. He already is a crowd favorite in New York, “Obviously,it’s not 25-foot eagle putt on No. 4 totally in my control,” in the third round to reach and the affection for him has become even more tan- Woods said. “Only thing I 11 under,joining Gil can control is whether I can Morgan (1992), Woods gible since disclosing that his wife, Amy,has breast play a good one or not.” (2000) and Jim Furyk Most players had a hard AP PHOTO (2003) as the only players cancer. Lefty made his share of time remembering what day Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox, second from left, follows home plate to reach double digits under it was in this on-again, off- umpire Bill Hohn, left, as team personnel restrain third baseman Chipper par in a U.S. Open. When mistakes, as always, but he countered with seven again Open in which no Jones, second from right, in the seventh inning of a baseball game against the he reached the 10th tee, he round has been completed birdies in the third round to Boston Red Sox on Sunday in Boston, after Hohn had ejected Cox, Jones and was six shots clear of on the day it started. There give himself a chance. Not pitcher Eric O'Flaherty.The Red Sox won 6-5. Glover. was another 4 1/2-hour What looked like a even a six-shot deficit both- delay Sunday morning breeze turned into a strug- ered him. because of nearly an inch of gle, however. “I feel like if I can get a rain overnight. Ejected and Dejected Barnes hit only three hot round going, I can make Mickelson has a tropical fairways on the back nine, up the difference,”he said. vacation planned with his and after steadying himself For the second straight wife and their three chil- BY HAROLD ULMAN who had just one full season pitcher Eric O’Flaherty and with a 35-foot birdie putt on round, Duval was on the dren before her July 1 sur- Associated Press Writer in the majors in his 10-year third baseman Chipper Jones. the 17th, he failed to save verge of falling away until gery for breast cancer, BOSTON — Nick Green pro career before this season. It was the major-league par on the 18th by missing a he picked himself back up. although he was in no hurry surprised the Boston Red Sox “I thought I hit it decent to leading 145th ejection for four-foot putt that never Right when he was about to to get home now. He has by overcoming long odds to right field but I thought it was Cox and his second of the touched the hole. He wound fall back to par,Duval hit a been runner-up four times make the team. On Sunday, going to be an out because the year. Hall of Famer John up with a 70 to finish 54 shot out of trampled rough in this major — already tied he was surprised that his wind was so bad,”Green said. McGraw is second with 131. holes at 8-under 202. and around a tree to 10 feet for the record — and talked homer won the game. “Fortunately,it was blowing “It was a ball that was Glover rallied behind for birdie on the 16th, and earlier this week about Amy The shortstop who went to to right and the wind blew it right down the middle for flawless golf that included he hit a 7-iron to 7 feet on leaving him messages to spring training as a non-roster right where it needed to go.” strike three. It was obvious,” three birdies and a 32 on the the final hole for another bring home the trophy. player but is now the starter Jonathan Papelbon (1-1) Cox said. “He blew the call back nine and also shot 70 birdie and a 70. The largest final-round hit the first pitch in the bot- loaded the bases in the ninth and it upsets guys when it to stay one behind. He again started slug- U.S. Open comeback is tom of the ninth just inside but ended the threat by strik- costs you games. And it cost “I knew it was going to gishly in the final round, seven shots in 1960. the right-field foul pole 302 ing out Matt Diaz. Bennett (2- us the ballgame.” be wet and tough, and I taking bogey from the Mickelson was one closer feet from home plate. 4) was Atlanta’s fourth reliev- Wakefield allowed Brian knew my nerves would be rough on No. 1 and having than that, and he could “I didn’t even comprehend er. McCann’s two-run double in tested,”Barnes said. “I to save par from thick grass practically taste it. the fact that I swung at the The Braves rallied twice to the first. The Red Sox went wouldn’t have liked to short of the green at No. 2. “Anything can happen in ahead with three runs in the first pitch and it was a walk- tie the game. bogey the last hole and end Duval has not won in eight a U.S. Open,”he said. first off Jair Jurrjens. off” homer,he said after a 6-5 “We did everything but Dustin Pedroia doubled win over the Atlanta Braves win,”Atlanta manager Bobby Cox said. “We had more line and took third on an error on a windy,misty afternoon. when Jurrjens bobbled Kevin Tiger Woods shots than we did all year “I hit second base and every- Youkilis’ grounder. Jason Bay hits his ball long, at people, with men on, body is standing at home hit a sacrifice fly and David out of a plate and then I realized what too.” Ortiz gave the Red Sox a 3-2 bunker on the was going on.” In the eighth, Kelly lead with his sixth homer of fourth green His jubilant teammates Johnson led off with a double the season, a two-run shot. during the had poured out of the dugout and scored on Garret A misplay that fell for a final round of when he hit Jeff Bennett’s Anderson’s single, making it hit in the fourth led to the U.S. Open first pitch of the game for his 5-5. Boston’s fourth run. Sunday. fourth homer. They mobbed In the seventh, Atlanta Ortiz led off with a pop him when he reached the scored twice to tie the game at fly. Shortstop Yunel Escobar AP PHOTO plate. 4. Singles by Anderson, and Jones looked at each “He’s really done a good Martin Prado and Gregor other and the ball dropped job,”Boston manager Terry Blanco produced one run. between them with neither Francona said. “It’s gotten to Ramon Ramirez replaced touching it. NASCAR: Kahne led final 38 the point where he’s just been starter Tim Wakefield and “It was a strong wind a really good player,not a allowed a tying single to Nate blowing. I just assumed that ➣ really good non-roster player, McLouth. he was going to take it,” Continued from page 1B road racer,finished second to the front from the outside, a really good major-league J.D. Drew gave Boston a Jones said. “It ended up cost- and was followed by Marcos then pulled down in front of player.” short-lived 5-4 lead with an ing us a run.” a deal that should help him Ambrose, who blew a motor Stewart to firmly take con- Green, who took advan- RBI single in the seventh one Ortiz took second when fight any solvency issues. in Saturday’s practice that trol. tage of his opportunity when pitch after he took a pitch that Mark Kotsay was out on a It’s made for a frustrating forced him to start at the It was Kahne’s first win shortstops Julio Lugo and Jed appeared to be over the plate tapper to catcher McCann season for Kahne, the star of back of the field and forfeit on a road course, a circuit Lowrie were hurt, is hitting for a third strike. Cox came and third on Jacoby the team, who at times this his third-place qualifying the former sprint car star .293 in 52 of the team’s 69 out of the dugout, argued and Ellsbury’s single. George year has been vocal about position. never expected to conquer. games. was thrown out by plate Kottaras followed with a sac- RPM’s slow progress. His Jimmie Johnson was “I learned how to drive Not bad for a 30-year-old umpire Bill Hohn. So were rifice fly. criticism prompted team fourth and was followed by on dirt,”Kahne said. “So to officials to push out a new Denny Hamlin and Juan come out and win on a road Dodge engine, and the Pablo Montoya, who moved course ... it feels great. I improved motor had given up two spots in the standings can’t believe it.” Jones tossed for just 3rd time in career Kahne hope that there’s rea- to take the 12th Chase posi- Stewart has mentored son for optimism. tion. Kahne at times in his career. BOSTON (AP) — Eric career. Both said they were “I don’t know why Now he has his first vic- AJ Allmendinger,Kah- “Kasey just never made a O’Flaherty was sure he had thrown out by plate umpire umpires miss strikes. I’ll tory on a road course — a ne’s teammate at RPM, was mistake at the end,”said the picked up a key strikeout. Bill Hohn even though they never understand that,”the remedy for any disgruntled seventh and Clint Bowyer, current Sprint Cup Series Instead, the Atlanta Braves didn’t curse. 68-year-old Cox said. “Drew driver. Jeff Gordon and RPM driver points leader. “He did an left-hander was ejected along “I said, ‘How can you was taking off. He thought it “To me, we started the Elliott Sadler rounded out awesome job those last 20 with manager Bobby Cox and miss that? It’s right down the was strike three.” season a little bit behind,” the top 10. laps and just never slipped a third baseman Chipper Jones. middle,’“O’Flaherty said, Jones kept arguing along Kahne said. “But it gave the Kahne led the final 38 wheel, never missed a cor- And J.D. Drew, given “not one cuss word.” the third-base line and was guys that work at Richard laps but had to stave off a ner and never made a mis- final charge from Stewart on another chance, singled in Jones said Hohn was bait- thrown out after Cox was Petty Motorsports a chance take.” an overtime finish. the run that gave the Boston ing O’Flaherty and stepped ejected. to build some better race Scott Speed’s spin with Red Sox a 5-4 lead in the in to defend the pitcher. “It’s something where cars, some better engines two laps to go set up one seventh inning of their 6-5 “I was upset that he was (Hohn) just needs to say,‘I and work on the setups. It’s final restart, and under a win Sunday. looking for a fight with my missed the call,’and leave it COFFEE CABIN paid off. Today was a bonus, NASCAR rule started three “It’s the whole game right pitcher,” Jones said. “There’s alone and walk away,” Jones and it shows that we do have races ago, Kahne and FREE Small Frappe there, the whole game can no reason for him to come said, “but he goes looking for a lot of smart, really good with this ad. Stewart were side-by-side 1per customer daily. change with one pitch,” out from behind the home a fight. He wants to throw people who work hard.” on the restart. Kahne zipped 800 S. Hamilton Ave. O’Flaherty said. “You throw plate area. Stay back there guys out and that’s all I told Crew chief Kenny a fastball right down the and, obviously,you’ve got to him.” Francis said the business middle. They don’t call it. know that Eric is going to be In the first inning, Jones issues have been unsettling, Obviously,there were quite a upset over the noncall the had argued a called third even as the No. 9 team few today.” pitch before and then giving strike by Hohn, who looked began to turn a corner and The Braves tied the game up the lead.” at him for several seconds as put together consistent runs. on Garret Anderson’s RBI Cox came out of the Jones walked to the Atlanta Kahne has collected three single in the eighth before dugout, argued with Hohn dugout. top-10s and his first win of Boston won it on Nick and was thrown out for the “There are a lot of con- the season in the past five Green’s homer on the first 145th time in his career, frontational umpires nowa- races. pitch of the bottom of the extending his major league days and that’s why you have “It’s definitely tough ninth. record. Hall of Fame manag- the ejections,”Jones said. times right now economical- The ejection for Jones er John McGraw is second “You can’t talk to them. You ly,everybody is feeling the was just the sixth of his with 131. Cox’s only other can’t ask them a question. pinch,”Francis said. “What career and first this season. It ejection this year came on Nothing. They feel like we’ve tried to do is not let it was the first of O’Flaherty’s June 11. you’re attacking them.” distract us. It’s been diffi- cult, really,to not let that distract you.” FREE Krohn: Giambastiani, Stackhouse meet again Using humor,Petty tried to put his people at ease. Candy said she’s been and will look for revenge chance to compete with “From the financial end, Pool Water Testing struggling with her golf against Mariah Stackhouse, Mariah,”Lauren said. “She we’ll definitely be there next game lately,but mainly the North Clayton freshman got one up on me at state, so week,”he joked. “We’ve got attributes that to working who edged her out by two now it’s time for me to step up enough money to do that.” full-time and being a parent. strokes for the individual and take my game to the next The victory moved She said she’ll be ready for Class 4A state champi- level. She’s an awesome play- Kahne to 13th in the stand- Ace of Tunnel Hill Tuesday,however. onship at DGCC in early er,so hopefully I’ll be able to ings, one spot shy of quali- “I have good feelings May. match her play.” fying for the Chase for the 3635 Chattanooga Rd about competing,”Candy Stackhouse also won last Sprint Cup championship. said. “I’ll just keep to the year’s GWAC at just 14 Adam Krohn is a sports He’s just three points out- basics and try and go with years old, and though writer for The Daily Citizen. side the top 12 in what’s 423-242-8025 my normal swing and not Lauren knows it will be dif- You can write him at shaping up to be an intense try to push things.” ficult to unseat the defending [email protected] 10-week push to qualify for Mon -Fri 8-7•Sat 8-6 Lauren will compete in champion, that is her goal. m, or follow him on Twitter the title hunt. the Championship Flight, “I’m excited for another @adamkrohn. 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Washington 5, Toronto 3, 12 innings Arkansas 10, Cal State Fullerton 6 12. (33) Max Papis, Toyota, 113, 75.4, 127. D.Hamlin, 2,009; 8. G.Biffle, 1,992; 9. Ky.Busch, TRANSACTIONS PRO BASEBALL Boston 3, Atlanta 0 LSU 9, Virginia 5 13. (34) Carl Edwards, Ford, 113, 87.2, 124. 1,962; 10. M.Kenseth, 1,957; 11. M.Martin, 1,926; Houston 6, Minnesota 5 Sunday, June 14 14. (23) Jamie McMurray, Ford, 113, 77, 121. 12. J.Montoya, 1,917. Florida 2, N.Y.Yankees 1 Arizona State 5, North Carolina 2, 10 innings 15. (27) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 113, 96.5, 123. Saturday’s Moves MLB Glance Chicago White Sox 10, Cincinnati 8 Texas 7, Southern Mississippi 6 16. (1) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 113, 92.6, 120. BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE L.A. Dodgers 6, L.A. Angels 4 Monday, June 15 17. (7) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 113, 86.3, 112. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL—Reduced the six- East Division San Francisco 2, Texas 1, 11 innings Virginia 7, Cal State Fullerton 5, Cal State 18. (10) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 113, 84.4, 109. Fullerton eliminated GOLF game suspension of N.Y.Yankees RHP A.J. WLPct GB Oakland 6, San Diego 3 19. (12) Joey Logano, Toyota, 113, 86.2, 106. Burnett to five games. Philadelphia 36 31 .537 — Seattle 7, Arizona 3 LSU 9, Arkansas 1 Tuesday, June 16 20. (25) Bobby Labonte, Ford, 113, 61.6, 103. American League New Yo rk 34 33 .507 2 Sunday’s Games U.S. Open North Carolina 11, Southern Mississippi 4, 21. (30) Paul Menard, Ford, 113, 52.9, 100. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Optioned LHP Alberto Florida 35 36 .493 3 Detroit 3, Milwaukee 2 Sunday Atlanta 32 36 .471 4 1/2 Southern Miss.eliminated 22. (2) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 113, 90.4, 102. Castillo to Norfolk (IL). Chicago White Sox 4, Cincinnati 1 23. (21) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 113, 53, 94. At Bethpage State Park (Black Course) Washington 20 47 .299 16 Tampa Bay 10, N.Y.Mets 6 Texas 10, Arizona State 6 BOSTON RED SOX—Placed RHP Daisuke Wednesday, June 17 24. (9) Boris Said, Ford, 113, 87.3, 91. Farmingdale,N.Y. Central Division Boston 6, Atlanta 5 Matsuzaka on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June Arkansas 4, Virginia 3, 12 innings, Virginia elimi- 25. (6) Martin Tr uex Jr., Chevrolet, 113, 53.6, 88. Purse: TBA ($7.5 million in 2008) WLPct GB Baltimore 2, Philadelphia 1 Yardage: 7,426; Par: 70 20. Recalled C Dusty Brown from Pawtucket (IL). St. Louis 39 31 .557 — nated 26. (35) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 113, 61.2, Toronto 9, Washington 4 Completed Third Round DETROIT TIGERS—Optioned RHP Ryan Perry Milwaukee 37 32 .536 1 1/2 Thursday, June 18 85. Houston 4, Minnesota 1 (a-amateur) to Toledo (IL). Chicago 34 31 .523 2 1/2 Arizona State 12, North Carolina 5, North Carolina 27. (29) Ron Fellows, Chevrolet, 113, 58.3, 82. St. Louis 12, Kansas City 5 National League Cincinnati 34 34 .500 4 eliminated 28. (15) Greg Biffle, Ford, 113, 53.9, 79. Chicago Cubs 6, Cleveland 2 Friday, June 19 Ricky Barnes 67-65-70 — 202 -8 CHICAGO CUBS—Recalled RHP Kevin Hart Houston 32 35 .478 5 1/2 29. (16) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 113, 59.8, 76. Lucas Glover69-64-70 — 203 -7 Pittsburgh 31 38 .449 7 1/2 San Diego 4, Oakland 1 LSU 14, Arkansas 5, Arkansas eliminated from Iowa (PCL). Placed RHP Angel Guzman on San Francisco 3, Texas 2 30. (41) John Andretti, Chevrolet, 113, 40.2, 73. Ross Fisher 70-68-69 — 207 -3 the 15-day DL. West Division Texas 4, Arizona State 3, Arizona State eliminated 31. (42) David Reutimann, Toyota, 113, 35.5, 70. Seattle 3, Arizona 2 Championship Series David Duval 67-70-70 — 207 -3 FLORIDA MARLINS—Placed RHP Kiko Calero WLPct GB 32. (32) David Gilliland, Chevrolet, 113, 35.2, 67. Hunter Mahan 72-68-68 — 208 -2 Los Angeles 45 24 .652 — Florida 6, N.Y.Yankees 5 Best-of-3 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June 18. 33. (40) David Ragan, Ford, 113, 59.9, 64. Phil Mickelson 69-70-69 — 208 -2 San Francisco 37 31 .544 7 1/2 L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, late Today: LSU (54-16) vs.Texas (49-14-1), 7 p.m. Recalled RHP Tim Wood from New Orleans Today’s Games Tuesday, June 23: LSU vs.Texas 7 p.m. 34. (36) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 113, 45.7, 61. Mike Weir 64-70-74 — 208 -2 Colorado 36 33 .522 9 Bubba Watson 72-70-67 — 209 -1 (PCL). Colorado (Cook 6-3) at L.A. Angels (Palmer 6-0), Wednesday, June 24: LSU vs.Texas, 7 p.m., if nec- 35. (14) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 113, 51.8, 58. San Diego 30 38 .441 14 1/2 Retief Goosen 73-68-68 — 209 -1 10:05 p.m. essary 36. (22) Robby Gordon, Toyota, 113, 64.3, 60. Arizona 29 41 .414 16 1/2 Todd Hamilton 67-71-71 — 209 -1 San Francisco (J.Sanchez 2-7) at Oakland (Cahill 37. (31) Scott Speed, Toyota, 112, 32.6, 57. ——— Sean O’Hair 69-69-71 — 209 -1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 4-5), 10:05 p.m. 38. (18) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 106, 52.3, 49. 39. (39) David Stremme, Dodge, overheating, 101, Graeme McDowell 69-72-69 — 210 E East Division Tuesday’s Games Stephen Ames 74-66-70 — 210 E 35.7, 46. TELEVISION WLPct GB Boston at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Peter Hanson 66-71-73 — 210 E Boston 42 27 .609 — Chicago Cubs at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. AUTO RACING 40. (28) Reed Sorenson, Dodge, 99, 36.5, 43. Leaderboard New Yo rk 38 31 .551 4 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 41. (43) Brandon Ash, Dodge, accident, 94, 28, 40. Final Round On Today Toronto 38 33 .535 5 Cincinnati at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 42. (19) Dave Blaney, Toyota, rear end, 3, 26.9, 37. (Play was suspended due to darkness) Tampa Bay3734.521 6 COLLEGE BASEBALL Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:08 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup 43. (37) P. J. Jones, Toyota, steering, 2, 27.8, 34. SCORETHRU Baltimore 32 37 .464 10 Baltimore at Florida, 7:10 p.m. 7 p.m. NASCAR Sprint Cup-Toyota/Save Mart 350 ——— 1. Lucas Glover-71 Central Division N.Y.Yankees at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. ESPN — World Series, finals, game 1, LSU vs. Results Race Statistics 1. Ricky Barnes -7 1 WLPct GB Kansas City at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner:71.012 mph. Texas, at Omaha, Neb. Sunday 3. Hunter Mahan -2 2 Detroit 38 31 .551 — Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. At Infineon Raceway Time of Race: 3 hours, 10 minutes, 0 seconds. 3. Phil Mickelson -2 2 GOLF Minnesota 35 36 .493 4 L.A. Dodgers at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Sonoma, Calif. Margin of Victory: 0.748 seconds. 3. David Duval -2 2 9 a.m. Chicago 33 36 .478 5 Texas at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Lap length: 1.99 miles Caution Flags: 7 for 20 laps. 3. Ross Fisher -2 1 Colorado at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. ESPN — Final round of U.S. Open (until 11:30 Kansas City 29 39 .426 8 1/2 (Start position in parentheses) Lead Changes: 10 among 8 drivers. 7. Mike Weir -1 3 San Francisco at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. a.m.) Cleveland 29 42 .408 10 1. (5) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, 113 laps, 132.4 rating, Lap Leaders: B.Vickers 1-16; Ky.Busch 17-26; 8. Tiger Woods E7 West Division San Diego at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 195 points. T.Stewart 27-29; K.Kahne 30-32; D.Hamlin 33-36; 8. Soren Hansen E5 WLPct GB NBC — Final round of U.S. Open 2. (4) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 113, 128.1, 175. Ku.Busch 37; D.Hamlin 38-66; T.Stewart 67-74; 8. Graeme McDowell E4 Los Angeles 36 30 .545 — 4 p.m. 3. (3) Marcos Ambrose, Toyota, 113, 113.6, 165. R.Gordon 75-77; S.Speed 78-79; K.Kahne 80-113. 8. Bubba Watson E4 TGC — CVS Charity Classic, first round, at Texas 37 31 .544 — 4. (11) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 113, 101.1, 8. Retief Goosen E3 Seattle 35 34 .507 2 1/2 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): Barrington, R.I. (same-day tape) 160. K.Kahne, 2 times for 37 laps; D.Hamlin, 2 times for 13. Matt Bettencourt+19 Oakland 30 38 .441 7 5. (24) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 113, 119.2, 160. 13. Ryan Moore +1 6 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL COLLEGE BASEBALL 33 laps; B.Vickers, 1 time for 16 laps; T.Stewart, 2 ——— 6. (17) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 113, 107.6, 13. Peter Hanson +1 4 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games 150. times for 11 laps; Ky.Busch, 1 time for 10 laps; 13. Stephen Ames +1 4 ESPN2 — St. Louis at N.Y.Mets Chicago Cubs 6, Cleveland 5, 13 innings College World Series 7. (20) AJ Allmendinger, Dodge, 113, 88.7, 146. R.Gordon, 1 time for 3 laps; S.Speed, 1 time for 2 13. Sean O’Hair +1 4 TENNIS Detroit 9, Milwaukee 5 At Rosenblatt Stadium 8. (26) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 113, 85.2, 142. laps; Ku.Busch, 1 time for 1 lap. 13. Todd Hamilton +1 3 7 a.m. St. Louis 7, Kansas City 1 Omaha, Neb. 9. (13) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 113, 85.4, 138. Top 12 in Points: 1. T.Stewart, 2,364; 2. J.Gordon, 19. Henrik Stenson +2 9 ESPN2 — Wimbledon Championships, early Tampa Bay 3, N.Y.Mets 1 Double Elimination 10. (8) Elliott Sadler, Dodge, 113, 83.3, 134. 2,280; 3. J.Johnson, 2,207; 4. Ku.Busch, 2,084; 5. 19. Rory McIlroy+210 round, at London Baltimore 6, Philadelphia 5 Saturday, June 13 11. (38) Patrick Carpentier, Toyota, 113, 71.1, 130. C.Edwards, 2,051; 6. R.Newman, 2,046; 7. 19. Oliver Wilson +2 5

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS save. league win, Geovany Soto streak. The $126 million lefty KANSAS CITY,Mo. — ■ Marlins 6, Yankees 5: homered and Jake Fox drove is 18-5 lifetime against the Albert Pujols finished off a In Miami, Hanley Ramirez in three runs to lead Rangers, his most wins three-day romp in Kansas and Cody Ross homered, and Chicago past Cleveland for against any opponent. City with two homers and six Florida held off a late rally to its fourth straight victory. Brian Wilson tossed a per- RBIs, helping the St. Louis beat the struggling Yankees Derrek Lee extended his fect ninth for his 19th save in Cardinals rout the Royals 12- after CC Sabathia left early hitting streak to 18 games, 22 chances. The Rangers 5 Sunday in win No. 2,500 with an injury. tying a career high, and the have lost four straight — all The game was protested Cubs cruised behind Wells (1- to National League teams. for manager Tony La Russa. ■ Pujols made a mockery of by New York manager Joe 3) after winning the previous Mariners 3, Kansas City pitching in his Girardi because of an eighth- three games in their final at- Diamondbacks 2: In Seattle, return to the town where he inning mixup with the bat. Tony Clark dropped a routine went to high school, hitting Marlins lineup. This time, they didn’t need throw to first base, allowing Ronny Cedeno to score the three homers and driving in Sabathia came out in the any late theatrics to send the winning run for Seattle with 10 runs in the Cardinals’ second with tightness in his Indians to their season-high left biceps and the Marlins sixth straight loss. two outs in the ninth inning three-game sweep over their against Arizona. cross-state rivals. took advantage, handing New Fox hit a two-run double York its fourth loss in five in a four-run fifth against Chad Qualls got Franklin The two-time NL MVP Gutierrez to ground slowly had four hits Sunday and games — all against Jeremy Sowers (1-5). Kevin Washington and Florida. Gregg got his 11th save in 13 toward third where Mark delivered the decisive blow in Reynolds charged, fielded the Cardinals’ eight-run Sabathia is day to day. AP PHOTO chances. Chris Volstad (5-7) gave St. Louis Cardinals' Albert Pujols watches the ball ■ Padres 4, Athletics 1: cleanly and fired a perfect fourth inning, pounding his throw to Clark. club record-tying third grand up three runs in six innings. go over the left field wall for a grand slam in the In San Diego, Kevin Correia Matt Lindstrom allowed a fourth inning duing a game against the Kansas City carried a shutout into the sev- The ball hit Clark’s mitt in slam of the season. He also the palm and popped out for two-run triple to Brett Royals on Sunday in Kansas City,Mo. enth inning and Kevin had a run-scoring single in an error,setting off an awk- the first and added his major Gardner with two outs in the Kouzmanoff hit a two-run ninth, then got Derek Jeter to three-run homer and David pitches, taking a little of the ward celebration for the league-leading 26th homer in homer,leading San Diego ground out for his 14th save Wright added three hits for strain off the Blue Jays’ Mariners, who swept the the fifth to put the Cardinals over Oakland. in 16 chances. the Mets, who have won three-game series and up 12-4. bullpen after extra-inning Correia (4-5) struck out Ramirez tied it with a two- only one series this month, climbed above .500 for the Pujols matched Stan losses Friday and Saturday. seven and combined with run homer in the fifth, and against last-place Overbay’s 3-for-5 day three relievers on a two-hitter. first time since May 7. Musial’s team record of nine Ross’ solo shot off Brett Mark Lowe (1-4) pitched career slams. His fifth multi- Washington. included a solo homer as The right-hander retired his Tomko (0-2) in the sixth put ■ White Sox 4, Reds 1: the ninth for the win. Clay homer game this season Toronto finished 4-2 on a first 14 batters before Orlando the Marlins ahead for good. In Cincinnati, Mark Buehrle Zavada (0-1) took the loss. helped La Russa join Connie six-game road trip. Cabrera hit a two-out double. Alex Rodriguez returned pitched seven shutout innings, Mack (3,831) and John The loss snapped a sea- Henry Blanco homered in to the Yankees’ lineup after his latest impressive showing National League McGraw (2,763) as the only son-high four-game winning the fifth off Dallas Braden (5- being benched the past two against the National League, streak for the Nationals. 6) to put the Padres ahead 2- ■ Rockies 5, Pirates 4: managers with 2,500 victo- games, ending his 0-for-16 and Chicago added to its run In Denver, Clint Barmes ries. Washington’s young 0. Heath Bell worked the skid with a two-run single of success against Cincinnati. ninth for his 19th save in 20 homered, drove in two runs Khalil Greene homered for starters and hodgepodge of during his first start ever in The White Sox are 14-3 chances. and scored two more as the third straight game but relievers allowed only six his hometown of Miami. against the Reds in inter- ■ Giants 3, Rangers 2: surging Colorado completed left in the fourth after being runs in those four games, but ■ Tigers 3, Brewers 2: In league play,winning 10 of In San Francisco, Barry Zito a sweep of Pittsburgh for its hit on the right knee by a Shairon Martis (5-2) equaled Detroit,Brandon Inge hit a their last 11. The latest one that number in five innings carried a no-hit bid into the 16th victory in 17 games. pitch. The Cardinals roughed three-run homer and Justin had a lot to do with Buehrle seventh inning, Randy Winn Since having their 11- up Gil Meche (4-6) and won Sunday. Verlander pitched into the (7-2), who is usually at his ■ Astros 4, Twins 1: In hit a go-ahead single and San game winning streak for the eighth time in 11 eighth to help Detroit sweep best against NL hitters who Francisco took advantage of snapped, the Rockies have games. Minneapolis, Wandy Milwaukee. don’t know him very well. Rodriguez pitched seven another Texas mistake to won five straight. They The offensive outburst Verlander (8-3), who no- The left-hander is 19-6 in strong innings for his first complete a series sweep. improved to 18-5 under made a winner of Adam hit the Brewers in his only interleague play,winning 15 win in more than a month to Zito (4-7) didn’t allow a manager Jim Tracy, who Wainwright (8-4). other start against them, of his last 17 starts against lead Houston over Minnesota. hit until Andruw Jones’ two- took over when Clint Hurdle Jose Guillen homered for allowed two runs and five hits NL teams. Buehrle has won Rodriguez (6-6), who was run homer with none out in was fired. Kansas City,which has in 7 2-3 innings. He struck both his career starts against 0-4 with a 6.93 ERA in his the seventh, a line drive that Jorge De La Rosa (3-7) allowed 53 runs during a five- out eight while improving to the Reds, who spent the after- previous five starts, gave up stayed just fair inside the overcame a shaky start to game losing streak. 8-1 since April 27. Fernando noon hitting ground balls off ■ only Michael Cuddyer’s left-field foul pole. win at Coors Field for the Orioles 2, Phillies 1: In Rodney pitched the ninth for his sinkers. home run through the first six first time this season. Philadelphia, Brian Roberts Zito outpitched Kevin his 14th straight save. Struggling setup man innings. He allowed two hits Millwood (7-5) to win for the Huston Street worked a per- had the decisive hit for the Yovani Gallardo (7-4) shut Scott Linebrink gave up and three walks with eight third time in four outings fol- fect ninth for his 16th save second straight game, a out the Tigers for the first five Brandon Phillips’ sacrifice fly strikeouts overall for his first lowing a four-start losing in 17 chances. tiebreaking single in the innings, but allowed Inge’s in the eighth. Bobby Jenks win since May 20 against eighth inning,and Baltimore homer in the sixth after sin- pitched a perfect ninth for his Milwaukee. completed a three-game gles by Miguel Cabrera and 17th save in 19 chances. Hunter Pence and Jeff sweep of slumping Don Kelly. Aaron Harang (5-7) Keppinger each had three hits Philadelphia. Casey McGehee and Craig remained winless since May for Houston, which took two Roberts hit an RBI single Counsell homered off 25 despite a solid perform- of three at the Metrodome for off Cole Hamels (4-3) that Verlander. ance — three runs, eight hits, its sixth series win in its last made it 2-1 and sent the ■ Rays 10, Mets 6: In no walks in seven innings. seven overall. Jose Valverde Orioles to their fifth straight New York, B.J. Upton home- ■ Blue Jays 9, Nationals earned his fifth save. win, matching a season high. red and matched a career high 4: In Washington, Toronto Glen Perkins (2-4) Roberts hit a two-run homer with four RBIs, Carl avoided the unsavory distinc- allowed four runs and nine with two outs in the ninth off Crawford drove in a pair of tion of becoming the first hits in seven innings. Ryan Madson in a 6-5 win runs and Tampa Bay broke team to be swept by the bot- The Twins had won 10 of Saturday night. out of an offensive slumber tom-dwelling Washington 11 interleague series and The World Series champi- with a victory over New York. Nationals, getting five RBIs eight in a row dating to May on Phillies have lost a season- Upton and Evan Longoria from Lyle Overbay and a 2008, when they lost two of worst six straight, getting each had four hits for the solid outing by Ricky three at Colorado. swept at home in consecutive Rays, who won two of three Romero. ■ Cubs 6, Indians 2: In interleague series by Toronto in the first series between Romero (4-3) allowed Chicago, Randy Wells and Baltimore. Philadelphia these teams since 2001. 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Police pulled major international tourna- 0) meets host South Africa. OMAHA, Neb. — Augie him over four blocks from ment in seven years and an While the U.S., Italy and Garrido is the all-time win- his condominium because improbable semifinal berth Egypt all finished at 1-2, ningest coach in Division I he had forgotten to turn on at the Confederations Cup. the Americans scored four baseball and his Texas the lights on his Porsche. Charlie Davies scored in goals and allowed six. Italy Longhorns open the He spent a night in jail. the first half, and Michael also had a minus-2 goal dif- College World Series best- Garrido told the Austin Bradley and Clint Dempsey ference but scored only of-three finals against LSU American-Statesman he added goals in the final half three goals and Egypt was tonight. drank five glasses of wine. hour to lead the United States minus-3. Garrido said Sunday Garrido is the highest- over Egypt 3-0 Sunday. The U.S. had opened with he’s just happy to still have paid college baseball coach, The United States needed a 3-1 loss to Italy and a 3-0 a job. at $800,000 a year,and his to win by three goals and loss to Brazil, moving to the A season that started with contract puts him on track to have Italy lose by three, and brink of elimination for its Garrido suspended for four make $1 million in 2012. that’s exactly what happened. fourth straight international games for his drunk-driving He said he feared he Combined with Brazil’s tournament. arrest in January will end would be fired. with Garrido going for his “The university is far sixth national title in a greater than anyone who coaching career that spans serves it,”he said. “If it’s in 40 years. Texas will be play- the best interest of the uni- ing for its seventh, and third versity,Iwould have to since 2002. expect them to replace me. The 70-year-old Garrido, It’s as simple as that.” who pleaded guilty to DUI Athletic director DeLoss AP PHOTO and will be sentenced after Dodds offered his support TheTexas Longhorns, seen here celebrating Saturday the season, said he used the but suspended Garrido for after advancing to the finals of the College World incident as a teaching oppor- the season-opening series tunity for himself and his against Illinois-Chicago. Series, came together after coach Augie Garrido was team. Garrido said he told his arrested for suspicion of DUI in January. team that he failed to adhere The players say their The Longhorns (49-14-1) They never led in their 4- coach’s arrest, and its fallout, to what he calls the corner- stone of his program — “Do have had a wild ride to the 3 bracket-clinching win over drew them closer. finals. ASU on Friday before “If it happened to anyone what’s right,”he said. “I did not do what was In regionals, they won the Cameron Rupp and Connor on our team, coach Garrido longest game in NCAA histo- Rowe went deep in the bot- would do anything in his right. What we lose in that situation is freedom,control, ry against Boston College, 3-2 tom of the ninth. power to keep and protect all in 25 innings, and in the next LSU (54-16) has trailed of us around him from the respect and trust,”he said. “Those four things went out game overcame a four-run for a total of a half-inning in negative things people were the window.” eighth-inning deficit to Army Omaha. Texas has led after saying,” third baseman only 11 of 27 innings. Pitcher Chance Ruffin to win 14-10 on a Preston AUTOMOTIVE Michael Torres said. “He said he and his teammates Clark walkoff grand slam. Garrido joked that his would put his arms around us already respected Garrido as At the CWS, the team has hired illusionist North Georgia Toyota and protect us, so we wanted a coach. They respect Longhorns trailed Southern David Copperfield as an www.northgeorgiatoyota.com to do the same thing for him. Garrido even more as a man. Mississippi by a run in the assistant coach because of That made our team bond “He showed us that he’s a eighth inning before scoring the way Texas has pulled out BANKING and helped us be successful.” leader by taking responsibili- their last three runs on bases- victories lately. Garrido had met friends ty for it and making an exam- loaded walks to win 7-6. 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Deposit Required. weekends/holidays required. we are looking for safe, 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 3 BA Denise 706-463-1598 or Must meet requirments. 706- professional and customer $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn En Español 706-463-0945. 259-9942. oriented drivers, that want a TUNNEL HILL 1 STORYcompletely furn. effic. stable place to work and feel at 2898 Dogwood 2 BR 1 BA, Cable TV, phone, microwave, Teacher (lead position) for 1-2 home. we offer late model, $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. Look for the solution to today’s Sudoku Puzzle year old classroom. Flexible Peterbilt & freightliner trucks, no kitc. supplies, linens, utilities Must sell for pay off! Murray Co hours M-F. Current CDA required touch freight, and guaranteed furniture North Tibbs Road. on page 6B of the classifieds. 2-story, 5 BR 2.5 BA. .95 acres, with previous experience. Fax home every weekend. All truck $149/weekly, 278-7189. resumes to: 706-226-7751 in-ground pool. Wded lot. 706 equipment with refrigerators, 1 STORY, 1 bedroom, low utility email [email protected] 847-9360 - 270-1983. $106,000 751 Apartments 751 Apartments APUs,satellite radio, and bills. Water furnished, washer/ TRAILER MECHANIC Garmin GPS Ssystems. Please dryer connection, utility room, Downtown Apartments. (off of Secluded Townhouse 2br/ call 706-694-5706. or come by Commercial Thornton Ave). $400/mo. Utilities 1.5ba, off Hwy 2 between Dalton 726 Buildings attic storage. N. Tibbs Rd. Watkins and Shepard Tr ucking – 4328 Cleveland Hwy, Cohutta, (706)278-7189 included. No pets. Call: 706-217- & Ringgold. No pets, $450 mo GA 9966 $250 dep 706-581-2062. Dalton is seeking a full time Day 1, 2, & 3 Bd Apt’s - Starting at Shift Trailer Mechanic. $125/week. Power, water, STAY LODGE Responsibilities include repairs 322 Sales DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel cable furnished. Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furn w/all to brake systems, suspension, North Georgia Toyota Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, For details. 706-463-0672, utilities. Laundry fac., basic welding, body repair & skin NOW HIRING *19,000 sq.ft. - 2105 E. Walnut $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays 706-463-0671 & Español cable. Private phones furn. replacement, lights & tire work, FULL TIME SALES Ave. Retail space, Next to 706-463-0945 Eton. Townhouse. Nice 2 br, 1.5 Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax in addition to other trailer fleet ASSOCIATES. Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per maintenance repairs. 5 yrs. Come work for the BEST. Must *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon ba. Fully equipped kitchen. Wood week. Call 706-278-0700 verifiable exp. preferred but be outgoing and professional. (Bretlin) $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 & tile floors. W/D connections. Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly willing to train the right No experience necessary. *Retail space -Dalton Place Huge living room. Water STAYLODGE - WILLOWDALE motivated candidate. Wage Apply in person: Shop. Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. MOVE IN SPECIAL lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 furnished. Move in special. No DOE. Good Benefits. Apply in 1510 E. Walnut Ave. 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. 1st Week $100.00 person at 3653 Dug Gap Road, deposit, 1/2 off 1st month. NORTH GEORGIA TOYOTA 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. 706-278-0700 Dalton or Fax completed A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. (706)278-3222 application to Dave Karvwnaris Commercial PETS/LIVESTOCK 728 Rental No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- 406-532-6506. EOE. Drug Free 0743 or 646-884-4480 Townhouse APT : Convenient to Work Environment. Schools & Hospital. Utilities 502 Free Pets 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR included w/pest control & garb 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- 311 Health Care **Loving home wanted for Income Loss, Credit Issues service. Weekly or monthly. 706- 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 264-8867 CNA PRN. Experienced CNA’s friendly adult male cat. Has been or Home Crisis - neutered, has had shots & is 2 BR 1.5BA NEAR MALL with GA license needed for busy, *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, We are here for YOU! UNDERWOOD LODGE family-oriented hospice care litter box trained. Karen 423-400- includes utilities, between townhouse, newly remodeled. agency in the North Georgia 7313 cell Newspaper office & Bank of Am. $485/ mo. $400/ dp. No pets. 6 We have oversized Furnished Efficiency with area. Hospice or home health *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. mos. lease, ref. req’d. 706-226- luxury apartments available kitchenette. All Utilities & Free kittens to a good home. 1 2548 experience a plus. Competitive calico, and 1 black & brown. 9 ft. includes utilities. Many sizes starting at $605 Cable!! Laundry Facility benefits and compensation. Why weeks old.. 706-277-5347, 706- or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut Available. work for a big remote 218-6509 or 706-218-5963 *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 2 Months Free Rent!!! "Pool Move In Specials $70-$90 corporation when you can work W. Walnut Ave. Between Long "Fitness center for first week! where we treat our patients and Free to good inside home only. John Silvers & Burger King. Super Deluxe Townhome "Playground Black and gold, female cat. our staff like family. Fax 706-272- 5,500 S/F. 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath "Basketball 706-226-4651 Spayed and vaccinated. Very 1036 or Email 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. huge closets, pool "Laundry [email protected] your loving. 706-313-0310 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 w/ cabana. "Bonus Room 752 Homes For Rent resume and salary requirements Free to good inside home only. 8 loading docks & offices. 1 block BEST DEAL IN DALTON "W/D h-up in every apt 3 bd Duplex. Cleveland Hwy. today. week old kittens. Dewormed and off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on BEST LOCATION $200/week, $400/dep. includes vaccinated. Many colors to Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 706- utilities, appliances, & washer/ Community Relations choose from. 706-313-0310 TRUE LUXURY Coordinator Needed. Fast 226-0404 dryer hookup. 706-581-2062 growing in-home care agency Free to good inside home only. 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. 706-279-1801 seeking hard-working full- Persian mix cat. Spayed & 211 W. Gordon. Call: 706-278- Nice Home For Rent 211 time/part-time Community vaccinated. Prefer home without 6339 Motel Rooms For Rent: S. Dixie Ridgecrest Dalton Area. 3br, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apts. Utilities Relations Coordinator. dogs or other cats. (706)313- Hwy. 41. Standard - $95/wk. Lg.- 2ba, C/H/A. New paint/all included. Starting at Experience is a plus. Please fax 0310 Available 5,000 SQ. FT. Antioch $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2 wks. appliances incl., $750 deposit & $140/week. 706-260-9183. your resume to 706-272-1036 or Rd. Next to Queen Cpt. rent. Furnished + TV, basic $750 per mo./Owner Financing $900/month. Call 706-278-3403 options available. Call 706-218- email to ITEMS FOR RENT 271 Broadacre Rd. NW. 2 br, 2 cable, private phone. 706-279- 2047. [email protected] bath., Central H/A, W/D hook 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 ups, water furnished. $470 Dental Assistant Needed. Pay 705 Homes For Sale month. Call: 706-508-4158 The Daily Photo depends upon experience. $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. References necessary. Bilingual 2BR Duplex near SE High. New OWNER FINANCING. Several DALTON helpful. Fax resume to: 706-278- carpet, fresh paint, remodeled 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & Lakeland Rd- 53,500 SF. 8816 thru-out! 1524 Margaret Cir.1. Murray Remodeled, very nice. W. Industrial Dr.- 300,000 SF. Owner/Broker706-529-0650 $460mth $250dep706-226-1998 Now hiring RNs/LPNs. M-F, 3- CHATSWORTH Gi Maddox Pkwy. - 31,500 SF. A SWEET DEAL FOR YOU!! 11. Apply in person at Heritage Lease Purchase.3bd 1.5 ba Duvall Rd, - 175,000 SF. Well maintained. Healthcare of Ft. Oglethorpe, house in Dalton. 207 S. Spencer Hwy 225 S. - 71,000 SF. Convenient location! 1067 Battlefield Parkway, Ft. St. $55,000. $1,000 down & ROME Call PARK CANYON APTS Oglethorpe, GA. 30742. $450 mo 706-260-9183 Watson St.- 10,000 SF. 706-226-6054 All property is privately owned. Email: [email protected] Visit www.tmarealty.com for City west near Creative Arts additional information or call Guild. 2bd 2ba, CHA, WD conn. 706-876-1108. Lease, references req’d $550 Doctor’s Offices for Rent mon $300 dep. 706-463-3171 Submitted by Medical Suites, 2500 SF avail. Dalton. Near college. Nice 1 br, 1 Candi Bates of Dalton, GA READ ALL ABOUT IT 1008 Professional Blvd., ba. Fully equipped kitchen. W/D Dalton. Distinctive Modern connections. Great patio. Move To submit you photo, email photo, name Bldg., 3rd floor w/elevator. in special. No deposit. 1/2 off 1st and city to: [email protected] in the Classifieds! 706-279-1380 wkdays 9-5:30 month. 706-980-3361 6B Mondy, June 22, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

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Excellent **COHUTTA – 3/2 285 Wheeler Accepting cash offers.Call Josh 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks condition. $5,.400 or best offer. Dam Road $645 a Mth & $1000 at Vanderbilt Mortgage 888-810- Call: 706-508-3955 Down HAS A LAKE!!!!! 3541 x7960 or **DALTON – Bear Creek [email protected] 2006 Ya maha Raptor 350 with 3BR/1.5BA $850 a Mth and trailer. Excellent condition. Mobile Homes $3,000. OBO. Located in Dalton. $1000 Down 778 For Rent **DALTON –1827 Swanson Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 Call 907-388-2104. **1 or 2 bedroom. Small, quiet, 2BR/1BA $450 a Mth and engine with 3rd row seat. Well well maintained park. $260 up. $1000 Down maintained. Many extras. Only 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter Westside. 706-280-1035 **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab., $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3 yr 610 Crystal View Court $810 a Sport Package. Both tops. White diesel, 103k miles. 4x4. warranty, touring case. 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & Mth & $1000 Down w/ gray leather/ Books & Automatic, Excellent condition. $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 Apartments in Whitfield & Murray RECREATION **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide records. Low miles. Good Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities 437 Frontier Trail$745 a Mth & condition. Reduced to $15,950. or 706-629-4000. furnished. 706-278-4048 JUST LIKE NEW!! $1000 Down Will accept trades. Phone 706- 851 Boats 264-1932 2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson FOR RENT 2 WEEKS FREE! 2 & 3 BD Street Glide, vivid black, full **DALTON 5TH AVE homes, many w/ hdwd floors. Rinehart exhaust, passenger APARTMENS Large lots & private pond. Pets detachable back rest, AM/FM 1BR/1BA$375 a Mth. & $375 welcome.Carbondale area. radio & CD player, security Deposit Water/garbage service included system, garage kept, only 4,300 2BR/1BA $425 a Mth. & $425 $125/wk. 706-383-8123 miles. Please call 706-581-3516. Deposit Owner Finance: Lease purchase 3BR/1BA $600 a Mth. &$600 2003 Kia Optima, automatic, 2006 GMC 16 ft box truck Ye l- or rent. 3 bd 2 ba, doublewide on deposit. power windows & locks, CD low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. LEGAL NOTICES 1 acre. New carpet & paint. Price **DALTON 212 W Ezzard Ave player, 100K miles. This car 300 hp. Auto. Transmission, 225 Optimax. $15,500. Reduced to $550-$650 mon. 2BR/1 BA $395 a Mtn. looks and drives great and I also A/C, ABS brakes, Power Call: 706-226-2161 negotiable. Good area in **DALTON 1010 Foster St. have a clear title for it. Asking Steering, 2 Bucket Seats, 901 Public Notices Chatsworth Steve 706-270-1342 3BR/1BA $145 a Wk & $500 $2,700 or best offer. Call 706- AM/FM radio, 10 ft loading ramp deposit. Rent / Rent to Own. $450 and 218-8021. w’ 1000lb capacity. Mileage On Saturday June 27th 2009 the Murray County Government in Conjunction with **DALTON 315 Foster RD up. 2 & 3 bedroom. Ashley ranging from 40,000 – 75,000 2BR/1BA $450 a Mth & $225 the Ultimate Auction Company,Inc will Brooke. S. Hwy 41. Clean and miles. Sale price is $12,000 - conduct an Auction at 190 Treadwell Deposit. safe! Call 706-279-1553 $14000. Only method of Road in Chats worth, Ga. Tired of Being a Landlord? Our payment accepted is certified Items to be Auctioned are Seized Property Management check or money order. Sorry no Vehicles, County Equipment, misc. office TRANSPORTATION 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) equipment and supplies. Company Manages Over 130 financing Contact Josh Hall @ 160 HP High Output Motors Yo u can obtain a full listing of all Units in Northwest Georgia. Let Antiques Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, equipment and supplies being auctioned Adult Ridden/Fresh water Us Help Yo u Today! Call NOW!! 801 & Classics Night- 423-304-6669 by contacting the Ultimate Auction Very Low Hours $6500 each Company, Inc during normal business 3 bedroom 2 bath home for 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k with extras 706-313-4295. hours at 706-695-6463. 06/16 lease, $700 month $700 dep. miles, 6 sp., still under factory 811 Utility Trailers warranty, carbon black on black, Motorcycles North Hills Subd. 706-278-1528 856 & Bikes or 706-260-5638 Harman/Kardon sound, Mobile Concession stand (log navigation, heated seats, 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, cabin), great for carnival or fair, xenon headlights, garage kept, good condition & clean. completely self contained, AC, one owner, asking $43,000. NGEMC area, *3 bdrm. $575 Everything original, PS, PB, Espresso cart, $15,000. Call: 706-260-1673 month. $350 dep. Cable & water upholstery good. 70,010 actual Call: 706-581-4122 for details. furnished. *1 bd $140 wk. utilities miles. Auto, 350 eng. Kept furnished. 706-694-8010 covered. 812Sport Utility Vehicle $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. 2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low 805 Buses miles, like new, always garage kept. Teal green. Just Reduced Summer Special 2 week FREE 2005 Super Charged Mini to: $3,000 OBO. 706-275-7035. w/ 1 yr. lease - Sweetwater Rd. Cooper. 6 speed. Convertible. 3 BR 2 BA, $145wk, $290dep. Premium Sport Package. One So. end of Murray Co off Hwy owner, 40,000 miles, small ads 225 S 1/2 + acre lots, beautiful Harmon/Kardon parking country setting. Several to sensors, cruise control, auto air. 2004 Eddie Bauer Limited choose from. Sweetwater Rd., Price $21,000. Edition Ford Explorer. $12,500 Chatsworth Hwy. 225 Fm Chats Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 Call: 706-313-1119. OBO. 82,300 miles. Health BIG deals speed, RR. 2 coleman roof air Issues Force Sale. 4WD. Fully Hwy. Take Hwy 225 S 13 mi. Fm 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, and heat units. 7000 watt Loaded. Single Owner. Excellent Calhoun, take Hwy 225 N, 6 mi loaded, white with frost leather. Call the Classifieds past Elks Golf Course, 1 mi N. of generator. Was Bluegrass bus. condition. Black/tan exterior; tan New tires. 30,000 miles. 4-way at Nickelsville. 706-279- Road ready. $15,000. Call: 706- interior. Leather seats. Contact $24,500. OBO. 706-463-0672 217-NEWS 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 277-1724 706-260-0283.

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