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Partly Cloudy Serving Surry County since 1880. High Low Page 6 Forsubscriptions, call 786-4141. 72 54 The Mount Airy News www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Monday, November 14, 2011 Arrests made in area break-ins Staff Report

Two men have been ar- rested in connection with several break-ins in Surry County in the past week. The Surry County Sher- iff’s Office arrested Ron- ald Gray Hudson, 48, of 119 Buck Head Trail, Pilot Mountain, in connection with a Nov. 9 home inva- Cory Allen Young sion. While Cory Allen Young, 23, of Winston- Salem, has been arrested in connection with a string of break-ins in Surry and Submitted photo Forsyth counties. The newest officers of the Wahissa Lodge are inducted during Saturday night’s banquet. The officers include A homeowner returned three members of Troop 538 in Mount Airy. to his residence on Ara- rat Road in Ararat to find Hudson attempting to crawl onto the kitchen ta- ble. When the homeowner Ronald Gray Hudson Local scouts elected confronted him, Hudson jumped out of the kitch- and traced it to an address en window and fled the in Winston-Salem and a scene, according to Sheriff woman living there who Graham Atkinson. The ho- turned out to be affiliated as council officers meowner identified Hud- with the suspect,” said At- Surry County has its Hull, Christian McHone son, who used to be his kinson. “Using the iden- first chief of the Wahissa and Nathan Semones will neighbor, for deputies. tity of the woman, they Lodge of the Order of the oversee them all, roughly The responding officer were also able to identify Arrow in 30 years. 800 to 900 active mem- on the scene contacted a suspect and discovered During a banquet for bers, along with five other other officers in the area he’d been in the Surry the lodge Saturday night, officers from the council. to be on the look-out for County Detention Center Zachary Hull was induct- McHone will serve as the a person matching the de- in the past.” ed as the new chief of the vice chief of administra- scription provided by the Deputies in Surry Coun- lodge which represents the tion and Semones will homeowner. Hudson was ty were able to assemble a Old Hickory Council. Hull serve as vice chief of pub- found in the parking lot of photo line-up from which is also one of three Boy lications. The trio cam- the Ararat Volunteer Fire the homeowner identified Scouts from Troop 538 paigned for their positions Department by respond- Young as the suspect. in Mount Airy inducted prior to elections held dur- ing deputies. He was taken The Winston-Salem as officers for the coming ing Fall Fellowship. They into custody without in- Police Department and year, a rare feat. all had their own reasons cident at which time offi- Forsyth County Sheriff’s The Order of the Arrow for choosing to join. cers located a quantity of Office were notified to be is like the honor society of “I’ve always liked to marijuana and a smoking on the lookout for Young the Boy Scouts of Ameri- have a role in leadership. device on his person. who was believed to be ca. Once a scout reaches I’ve been a leader in my Hudson has been pawning the stolen goods. the age of 13, achieves a troop so I decided to take charged with breaking He was traced to several first class rank and com- it to the next level,” said and entering, possession pawn shops in the area but pletes 12 day and night Hull. “My job will be to of drug paraphernalia and was not located at the resi- camping experiences, in- stay in communication possession of a schedule dence to which the car was cluding an extended camp with the vice chiefs and VI controlled substance. registered. Atkinson said such as a summer session, chapter chiefs and make He was placed under a the Winston-Salem police he becomes eligible to be sure things run smoothly. $50,000 secure bond. determined Young was a elected into the Order of I’m also the statewide li- The next day, the Surry likely suspect in a number the Arrow by his peers. aison.” County Sheriff’s Office of similar cases in the city The OA honors members “I wanted to do this be- and Winston-Salem Police in which homes had been of the troop who are self- cause I think we’ve lacked Department collaborated broken into. In those situ- less in their service to in publications the past to arrest a man suspected ations, pillowcases from their fellow scouts and to few years,” said Semo- in a string of break-ins in the homes also were used others. Wahissa is the OA nes. “I have to send out both Surry County and to carry away jewelry and lodge for the Old Hickory postcards, newsletters and Winston-Salem. coins. Council which represents the directory with contact According to Atkinson, Atkinson said officers seven counties. Each of information and specific a homeowner on Ararat- with the Winston-Salem those seven counties is roles for each member.” Longhill Road returned Police Department locat- broken down into districts “I have performed the home shortly after 11 a.m. ed Young early Thursday and chapters with the of- task of records chair in the Submitted photo last Monday to discover morning and arrested him. ficers of Wahissa oversee- past, this is basically the Seth Toalson passes on the peace pipe and bonnet to a man coming out of her He is charged with felony ing them all. See SCOUTS, page 2 Zachary Hull, the newest chief of the Wahissa Lodge. home with a pillowcase breaking and entering and of her belongings. She felony larceny in Surry confronted the man who County as well as second- quickly got into a car and degree burglary and felony drove away. The hom- larceny in Winston-Salem. MCA students become informed voters eowner was able to make Atkinson noted that Young note of the license plate of also may be linked to addi- Morgan Wall voting as well as the Con- Students in fourth grade were important to them the vehicle and reported it, tional crimes in Winston- Staff Reporter stitutional amendments were then given the task of as well as asking them to along with a description of Salem and in Surry Coun- that made voting possible creating a ballot of their think about the greater the man, to the sheriff’s ty. Young is being held in for different groups includ- own. The students were good. We ended up with As many in the area par- office. the Forsyth County Jail ing the 15th Amendment asked to come up with is- three issues that I think are ticipated in municipal elec- “When they got the tag, with a $350,000 secured giving all men the right sues they would like to see really great,” she said. patrol deputies checked in bond. tions last week, students at to vote regardless of race changed and then put them The students chose to Millennium Charter Acad- and the 19th Amendment on a ballot for a vote. Ac- include upping the school- emy held their own version giving women the right to cording to Kim Sawyers, wide recycling efforts, of- of the event. vote. fourth-grade teacher, the fering peer tutoring and As part of the Citizens, “We learned that we students first came up with having more sports and Not Spectators program, have to be 18 to vote and ideas such as extending club activities for the up- Community students in third, fourth a U.S. citizen,” said Jared lunch and recess to an hour per elementary students as and eighth grade have been Zuniga, fourth-grader. each and allowing them to their three main issues to learning about voting and “You can’t have any felo- sit anywhere in the class- go on the ballot. the electoral process. They nies and you can’t go to an- room. “It would be good to set Thanksgiving have studied the rules and other state to vote in their “We asked them to think regulations associated with election.” about rules or issues that See STUDENTS, page 3 Service planned

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The annual Community Thanksgiving Worship Ser- vice sponsored by the Mount Airy Ministerial Associa- tion will be hosted by Franklin Heights United Meth- odist Church and its pastor, the Rev. Richard Buffkin, Sunday at 7 p.m. This is a special non-denominational Thanksgiving service, and members of all churches are welcome to at- tend. The Rev. Richard Loman, pastor of Mount Airy Wes- leyan Church, will deliver the sermon, while pastors from other denominations also will take part in the ser- vice, which will last about an hour. Prior to the service, a special 15-minute Thanksgiving musical presentation will be provided by the Flippin Me- morial Baptist Church choir at 6:45 p.m., singing some Morgan Wall/The News Morgan Wall/The News of the familiar Thanksgiving and other hymns. Millennium Charter Academy fourth-graders prepare Fourth-graders at Millennium Charter Academy get to Brenda Marshall and Jean Williamson also will pro- to vote Wednesday. vote in their own election Wednesday. vide special music before the sermon. A2

2 Monday, November 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com ly became a dancer at like every other weekend the tap out ceremonies. or even every weekend SCOUTS: “I went to camp the we’re doing something,” past few years and saw he said. Continued from page 1 the guys out there danc- Hull joined Troop 538 ing. A guy came up in 2005 and was elected to me during summer to the Order of the Arrow same thing so I decided to camp two years ago in 2007. He completed step up to the plate,” said when I was on staff and his Eagle Scout project in McHone. “My job is to asked if I wanted to dance. 2010. keep up with people, reg- I said sure and he showed “Scouting is my life. ister people at events and me some moves and they I’m following in my dad send out letters to people fitted me with regalia and I and my grandpa’s foot- who haven’t paid their tried it out,” he said. steps,” he said. dues.” They also will be in McHone has been a Having a group of of- charge of the executive member of Troop 538 since ficers from a singular area committee meetings held at 2007 and was tapped into is typically reserved for most OA events. The Wahi- the Order of the Arrow in troops in Winston-Salem. ssa Lodge hosted conclave 2009. “It’s a milestone for our this past year, a large scale “I just enjoy being out- local chapter, for our troop, gathering of OA members side and doing outdoor ac- and even for our district,” during which time they tivities,” he said of the rea- said David Taylor, adviser complete a service project son he loves scouting. to the Kola Chapter of the and undertake many other With their new leader- Wahissa Lodge to which events, at Camp Raven ship roles, these scouts the boys belong. “There Knob so they will head hope to instill a love and is a tremendous amount elsewhere during the next appreciation of scouting in of pride in the troop right conclave. the younger generation. now.” These young men all “Order of the Arrow is As part of their new grew up in scouting to- intended to keep the older leadership roles, they gether as they are all a scouts involved. They’re will help to organize any part of Troop 538. Semo- going to be an inspiration events held by the Wahissa nes has been a member of to the younger guys. The Lodge, including the OA Cub Scout Pack 538 and younger ones will look up Submitted photo inductions that take place Boy Scout Troop 538 since more to them than they Zachary Hull, the newly inducted chief of the Wahissa Lodge, addresses those each Wednesday night of 2001. He was tapped into will to an adult,” said Tay- gathered for Saturday night’s banquet. the summer at Camp Ra- the Order of the Arrow in lor. “This is nothing but a ven Knob. Hull will serve 2008. good thing for scouting in as the chief during the tap “I’ve always been active our area.” out ceremony, knocking in Boy Scouts. When I was Contact Morgan Wall at Raise the newest inductees on the tapped in 2008, I became [email protected] Your Cancer head. McHone also recent- even more active. It seems or 719-1929. Awareness Level

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Find it online now at: www.mtairynews.com Morgan Wall/The News “MMaaking a difffeerreence, one famillyy at a time.” A SPECIAL E-SECTION TO Christian McHone, Nathan Semones and Zachary Hull show off their new Wahissa www.mtnvalleyhospice.org The Mount Airy News 336.789.2922 • 888.789.2922 Lodge Order of the Arrow officer jackets. A3 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Monday, November 14, 2011 3 Obituaries CHAPPELL Winford Davis. Burial tant. He was a member of Mount Airy, Pete brook Lane, Winston- Jean Phillips of New MOUNT AIRY — will follow in Skyline of Brims Grove Baptist Sheppard and fiancé Salem, NC 27103. The York City and Anas- Mr. William Marion Memory Gardens. The Church, where he was a Ashley Payne of Pilot family would like to tasia Jeanette Phillips Chappell, 78, of Mount family will receive Sunday school teacher Mountain, Walt Tuttle, extend its sincere ap- of Raleigh, N.C.; a Airy, passed away Sun- friends Monday from and deacon chairman. Spence Tuttle and Mer- preciation to the staff grandson and spouse, day, Nov. 13, 2011, at 6 to 8 p.m. at the fu- Mr. Merritt was trea- ritt Tuttle, all of Pinna- of 4 Reynolds ICU at Dustin and Treva Kir- his daughter’s home neral home. The family surer for Brims Grove cle, and Daniel Leake Wake Forest Baptist by of Charleston; a surrounded by his lov- would like to express Baptist Church for of Winston-Salem; one Hospital. Cox-Need- great-granddaughter, ing family. Mr. Chap- its deep gratitude to more than 30 years. He great-granddaughter, ham Funeral Home of Evelyn Virginia Kirby pell was born in Surry Mountain Valley Hos- was a charter member Anne Rachel Shep- Pilot Mountain (www. of Charleston; and sis- County Dec. 15, 1932, pice for the care and of the Pinnacle Lions pard of Mount Airy; c o x n e e d h a m . c o m , ters, Yvonne Smith of to Daniel and Laura compassion shone to Club and was a char- and one brother, Earl www.facebook.com/ Mount Airy and Tina Davis Chappell. He Mr. Chappell during his ter member and retired Merritt of Thomasville. coxneedham) is re- Newman of Chattanoo- was retired from Pike illness. In lieu of flow- volunteer firefighter Mr. Merritt was pre- spectfully serving the ga, Tenn. In addition to Electric Co. Mr. Chap- ers, memorials may with the Pinnacle Vol- ceded in death by his Merritt family. his parents, Mr. Phillips pell will be dearly be made to Mountain unteer Fire Depart- parents; and one sister, was preceded in death missed by all who knew Valley Hospice at 401 ment. Mr. Merritt was Julia Merritt Gordon. PHILLIPS by his wife, Virginia and loved him. Surviv- Technology Lane, Suite a member of the Stokes Funeral services will CANA, Va. — Mr. Louise Gentry Phillips; ing are his daughter and 200, Mount Airy, NC County School Board be conducted on Tues- Walter Ralph Phillips, two sisters, Imogene son-in-law, Bonnie and 27030. Online condo- and Board of The Trust- day, Nov. 15, 2011, at 81, of Cana, passed Marion and Lorene Todd Reynolds; grand- lences may be made at ees of Stokes-Reynolds Brims Grove Baptist away at the Joan and Creed; and three broth- son, Russ Reynolds; www.moodyfuneralser- Hospital. He was an Church at 11 a.m. with Howard Woltz Hospice ers, Foley, Alton and granddaughter, Lauren vices.com. active member of the the Rev. Gerald Jones Home on Sunday, Nov. Don Phillips. A grave- Reynolds; a son, Ricky Stokes County Senior and the Rev. Milton 13, 2011. Mr. Phil- side memorial service Chappell and family; MERRITT Citizens, delivering Sewell officiating. In- lips was born in Surry will be conducted at 2 stepdaughters, Dorothy PINNACLE — Mr. meals on wheels for 16 terment will follow County on Oct. 20, p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. Hutson Davis and fam- Clinard Bernard Mer- years and was awarded in the church cem- 1930, to the late Wil- 15, 2011, at Oak Ridge ily and Jackie Hutson ritt, 80, of Pinnacle, the Governor’s Award etery. The Merritt fam- liam Robert and Viola Baptist Church by the Williams and family; passed away at Wake for Volunteerism for his ily will receive friends Nancy Jane Callaway Rev. Dwight Sechrist. and several grandchil- Forest Baptist Hospital devotion. Mr. Merritt is on Monday, Nov. 14, Phillips. Mr. Phillips is In lieu of flowers, the dren, nieces and neph- on Saturday, Nov. 12, survived by his loving 2011, from 6:30 to 8:30 survived by a daugh- family requests that ews. In addition to his 2011, from complica- wife of 60 years, Gra- p.m. at Cox-Needham ter, Miranda Phillips memorials be made to parents, Mr. Chappell tions of pneumonia. He cie Erlene Craddock Funeral Home. In lieu of Yucca Valley, Ca- the Joan and Howard was preceded in death was born on April 11, Merritt of the home; of flowers, memorials lif.; three sons and a Woltz Hospice Home, by his wife, Phyllis 1931, in Stokes County two daughters and may be made to Brims daughter-in-law, Steve 945 Zephyr Road, Dob- Sawyers Chappell. Fu- to the late Peter Jenkins sons-in-law, Vicki and Grove Cemetery Fund, Phillips of Mount Airy, son, NC 27017. Online neral services will be and Zephia Sisk Merritt. Sherman Sheppard and c/o Homer Hicks, 1502 Robert Lester “Bobby” condolences may be held at 2 p.m. Tues- Mr. Merritt was retired Robin and Mark Leake, Brims Grove Road, Phillips of Charleston, made at www.moody- day, Nov. 15, 2011, at from Wake Forest Bap- both of Pinnacle; six Pinnacle, NC 27043; S.C., and “Ric” Phillips funeralservices.com. Moody Funeral Home tist Hospital, where he grandchildren, Will or The Alzheimers As- of Claudville; grand- Chapel by the Rev. worked as an accoun- and Christie Sheppard sociation, 1315 Ashley- daughters, Stephanie STUDENTS: Continued from page 1 it up so the older kids can proceeded to the voting sta- tutor the younger ones,” tions, which had dividers said Kathlyn Mauch, in between to maintain a fourth-grader, of one of the sense of privacy. Once they issues. cast their vote, students “We have a ton of trash folded their ballots, placed at the school,” said Sadie them in a box and received Williamson, fourth-grader. a sticker. “And we have no clubs in “These have been upper elementary.” great lessons for the kids. “There are a lot of clubs They’re really excited,” and teams in lower ele- mentary and in the middle said Sawyers. “They’ve school but not in upper been so enthusiastic about elementary,” added Jack this.” Campbell. Citizens, Not Specta- The winning issue will tors is a voter education be something the grade program developed by the level attempts to tackle this Center for Civic Educa- school year. tion and the Arsalyn Pro- In preparing to vote, stu- gram of Ludwick Family dents went through many Foundation. It is designed of the same procedures to increase the voting rate required of citizens who among young Americans participate in regular elec- by starting in elementary tions. school with information “We let them fill out on how to vote, how to be- voter registration forms come an informed voter and and made voter cards for stressing the importance of them,” said Sawyers. “We casting an informed vote. want them to vote when The Center for Civic Edu- they grow up so we want to make sure they under- cation provides grant fund- stand the rules and respon- ing for schools who par- sibilities that go along with ticipate in these types of that.” programs in order to allow The students filed schools to purchase addi- through the multipurpose tional materials on promot- room, using their voter ing citizenship. 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4 Monday, November 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com SURRY COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED IN 1880- “Were it left to me to decide Gary Lawrence, publisher whether we should have a gov- [email protected] ernment without newspapers, or newspapers without a govern- The Mount Airy News John Peters, editor ment, I should not hesitate a mo- [email protected] ment to prefer the latter.” Printed on recycled www.mtairynews.com/opinion newspaper Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor — Thomas Jefferson [email protected] 319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030-3838 Opinion Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial Dancing with the GOP If you’ve been sending love humor time, but Perry tion that Romney wisely money to Herman Cain to disguised as a just laughed ducked. The Robesonian, Lumberton: prop up his troubled cam- question.” Way awkwardly and My favorite debate so paign, please send some to back in Epi- said, “Oops.” far was the one in Las Ve- Rick Perry so he stays in sode 3, Gingrich OK, fine, Perry gas when CNN’s Anderson the race. Consider it a favor scolded Chris can’t dance, but Cooper had each performer Unhappy Valley to all of us who are hope- Wallace of Fox he’s great for the walk down a long ramp at Of all the possible exits told his boss, the athletic lessly hooked on “Dancing for asking “got- show! the Sands Hotel as if they for Joe Paterno as the head director, but the police with the Real Candidates cha questions” H e r m a n were contestants in the football coach at Penn were never contacted, and of the GOP,” otherwise that are “Mick- Cain, never at a Miss America pageant. State University, the one up until about two weeks known as the 2012 Repub- ey Mouse.” loss for words, Cooper even told the audi- that came about last week ago, Sandusky, who ran a lican presidential debates. The GOP wowed the au- ence to stand for the nation- could never have been en- foundation he created — No network program- should get a toy Peter Funt dience in the al anthem by “Tony award- visioned. ostensibly at least — to mer could have invented a duck like on CNBC debate winner Anthony Crivello, Paterno, the architect of help troubled children, still TV series with such pop. Groucho Marx’s Syndicated by referring to starring as the Phantom in perhaps the most-envied had access to PSU facili- There have already been old show that Columnist House Demo- ‘Phantom Las Vegas,’ the college football program in ties. 10 (!) of these nationally drops down cratic Leader Las Vegas spectacular!” the country for the last half That was the case even televised spectacles — en- whenever someone says Pelosi as “Princess Nancy.” Naturally, after each century, was fired, not be- though an investigation tertainment gifts that just the secret word. Will Bach- This, from a guy who’s of these shows there’s the cause of what he had done of Sandusky, one that re- keep on giving. No wonder mann say “Obamacare” be- been accused by at least post-debate coverage in — how could that have quired Paterno to testify Republicans tell pollsters fore Cain manages to say four women of sexual ha- which all the candidates happened? — but because under oath, was by then they like Herman Cain: “9-9-9”? Will Perry use rassment. get to hug their spouses — of what he left undone: Pa- 3 years old, which means they don’t want him voted the term “wrecking ball” What I love about the except Cain, whose wife terno, 84 years old, steps what once had been whis- off the show. Viewers want before Gingrich mentions GOP gang is that no mat- never attends — and then offstage sullied beyond pered talk about Sandusky Cain and Bachmann and Ronald Reagan? ter what the question, they repeat everything they said repair, accused of stand- had been elevated to water- the others to hang in there, Just watching them is know a good answer is: “I a few minutes earlier. They ing idly while a former cooler conversation. Yet just as they kept voting for captivating. Ron Paul’s suit will never apologize for the should really get Andy Co- assistant football coach al- neither Paterno, nor the Nancy Grace on “Dancing jacket always looks like it’s United States of America!” hen to host these segments legedly sodomized young university, erected a do- with the Stars” even though still got the hanger stick- That line is always fol- the way he does on Bravo boys not once or twice, but not-enter sign. she’s as awkward on the ing out the back. Michelle lowed by wild applause. with the real housewives, repeatedly and brazenly Only after Sandusky dance floor as Rick Perry is Bachmann runs off stage Speaking of applause, but Cohen’s gay so the Re- for a decade and a half. was charged with 40 at the podium. during commercials to fix where in Hollywood do publican audience would In an age when forgive- counts of sexual abuse of And there are at least her makeup. Jon Huntsman they find the audiences for likely drown him out with ness is dispensed like cou- eight young boys did heads 13 (!) more installments of and Rick Santorum now these debates? They boo boos. pons, don’t expect much begin to roll — and the in- this great show scheduled, get stuck at the far ends and gay soldiers and cheers If Gallup happens to for JoePa, at least beyond dignation began to bubble. with the next one this Sat- keep making faces because executions – just like on phone your house, insist Penn State’s now haunt- It is reaching a crescendo, urday night (!) so we can they’re so rarely asked to Jerry Springer’s program. that you’re voting for all ingly named Happy Valley with calls that so far have get to know these people speak. On CNBC they even booed eight candidates. If Nielsen home. gone unheeded that the like the real housewives of Rick Perry has become Bartiromo when she dared calls, say you watch every It no longer matters that Nittany Lions not take the Beverly Hills. the show’s Jethro Clam- ask Cain about the harass- debate with several dozen Paterno, whose teams com- field again this season. The Don’t you just plotz pett. He said in the CNBC ment thing. After that, co- friends between the ages of piled a record of 409-136- accusation du jour, that all when Newt Gingrich tells debate that he’d eliminate moderator John Harwood 18 and 49, with high dis- 3, is college football’s all- was well as long as Penn the moderators how stupid three federal agencies, and got even louder boos by posable incomes. time winningnest coach, a State was winning football they are? In the latest epi- then could only name two. asking Romney if, as a Keep supporting this milestone acheived with- games, is cliched, but dif- sode, on CNBC, Gingrich Ron Paul tried to help him; CEO, he’d fire Herman great series, and never out a sniff of NCAA scan- ficult to rebut. told Maria Bartiromo, “I the moderator offered more Cain – a foolish ques- apologize for America! dal. The Nittany Lions’ We began today’s Our two national champion- View unlike others in that ships no longer merit cel- we didn’t know where it Congress: Still working at being ineffective ebration. That four of five would end; we did feel an of Paterno’s players earned obligation that something I asked an Occupier in tor and state/lo- The question mit” thrown in for flavor. their degrees will provoke so consequential and de- D.C. named Rob Wohl, why cal government is, “Why aren’t Yes, the do-less-than- no more than a shrug. And praved was deserving of a the movement he’s a part of workers, which there more? nothing House has passed the millions and millions grand finish, a word or a is resonating with people — grew 12 per- In the wake a whopping 54 bills origi- of dollars that Paterno few to stamp this commu- why as over 3,000 Ameri- cent in the same of this massive nating in their chamber in steered to the university, nal abdication with some cans have been arrested in period.” Basi- protest — right in their nearly full year in of- some of it his own, that did sort of sense. demonstrations and even cally Americans the middle of the fice. Their counterparts in noble work? Big deal. But at that we have journalists and vets have are working tenure of the low- previous congresses usually Paterno stands accused failed — appropriately, endured tear gas and rubber much (much) est rated House in author and pass three times of not pushing hard enough perhaps, because this is bullets, the movement is still harder for much our nation’s his- that. And if you subtract when Jerry Sandusky, who a story about failure, by growing. (much) less. tory — a group of passing go-no-where bills to had left the team in 1999 dozens, no, make that hun- His answer? “Because Pair that with men and women defund NPR, Planned Par- after decades as its defen- dreds of people plus Pater- we are analytically correct.” the fact U.S. whose approval enthood and other specters sive coordinator, was al- no who didn’t meet a mor- What does that mean? businesses are rating of 9 per- like Obama Czars and take legedly seen raping a boy al obligation, and allowed Apparently, they believe making record cent is hovering into account their days off believed to be no more the most vulnerable among they have the facts on their profits and that’s just above the (next year they’re only set than 10 years old in a us to be brutalized in the side. History certainly is. why Americans margin of error to work 109 days out of the shower in an on-campus most horrific way and for And as author Michael Lew- have taken to the Tina Dupay — what do they ENTIRE year) – they’ve put football facility. Paterno the longest of time. is said when asked about the pothole-laden do? They pass in a lot of effort to be inef- Occupy Wall Street move- streets to protest. Syndicated another symbol- fective. ment, they also have justice It’s not just Columnist ic (think: busy Which is what you’d ex- Write your representatives on their side. about the bank work) nonbind- pect from self-hating gov- New census data released bailout. It’s not ing resolution to ernment workers like the shows we have record high just about Wall reaffirm “in God House leadership. They’re Mount Airy Commissioners poverty in this country. It’s Street. It’s about we trust” as the illustrating how lazy, stupid Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 710-0485 up to 16 percent, or 49.1 the goal of the wealthy to national motto. and useless government can Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syoke- million Americans (that’s milk their fellow citizens I could have made that up be — by example. [email protected] over five New York Cit- until they’re completely dry. as satire and I’d get a letter To sum up: the Ameri- ies). We have the worst And while regular Ameri- saying I was being too harsh. can people are paying more William Todd Harris, 403 W. Pine St., 719-0686 wealth inequality in the in- cans are condescended to Time spent on a bill (of for less, working more for Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) dustrialized world (mean- about their proverbial boot- which there are FOUR ver- less and asking more…and Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 ing we’re on par with some straps, the U.S. government sions) reaffirming a phrase Congress is doing (wait for Teresa D. Lewis, 538 Montclaire Drive, 371-0344 third world countries). We has helped the wealthy at ev- already on every denomi- it) LESS. have the highest health care ery turn. So it’s no surprise nation of money, every The Occupiers are right. Pilot Mountain Commissioners costs in the world. And a re- they’ve won. And now that courthouse and most public They are “analytically cor- Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 cent study by the Economic people are brittle and dusty buildings is about as con- rect” in their assessment. Carolyn S. Boyles, 135 Lynchburg Road, 368-2556 Policy Institute notes, “U.S. — there are encampments temptuous as this body of Their government is failing Sam Rule, 122 Northview Drive, 710-5504 productivity grew by 62.5 all over the country. seat-warmers can get. them. As another Occupier percent from 1989 to 2010, The question isn’t, It’s “let them eat cake” put it, maybe it’s “time to Linda Needham, 508 W. 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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Monday, November 14, 2011 5 Inmates with mental illness neglected RALEIGH (AP) An in- caster said. “When you’ve tors. Staff failed to main- ferred from the prison to per day alone in the unit’s inmates who attempted to ternal review of conditions got an offender who you tain up-to date records, Wake Med Hospital in Ra- day room. A review of his harm themselves some- inside North Carolina’s clean his cell and then two track medications or re- leigh on Sept. 30, 2010, records found no evidence times had their clothes, Central Prison found that hours later he’s taken feces spond to calls for medical with “moderately high he was let out of his cell blanket and mattress re- inmates with serious men- and he’s smeared it all over help. levels” of lithium in his before April 19, a stretch of moved, leaving them in tal illnesses were neglected the cell again, and you’ve The report says nurses bloodstream. He died 10 78 days. an empty cell with only a by staff and locked away in got someone down in an- acknowledged not know- days later. Prison system policy “safety blanket or smock.” fetid cells. other cell and they’re act- ing which inmates were The cause of death is says no inmate can be kept “If given a safety blan- That neglect, which in- ing out … if you’re limited which and that patients listed as “complications of in seclusion for more than ket, the inmate would have cluded the failure to prop- in your staff, it’s not the were given too much pre- lithium therapy,” which led a week without special ap- to choose to cover either erly track anti-psychotic ideal thing, but you have to scribed medication or none to kidney and bowel prob- proval from an internal re- his body or rusty bunk and medications, may have prioritize what you’re do- at all. lems. Still, the state doc- view committee consisting lie naked,” the report says. contributed to the death of ing.” On April 7, 2011, an in- tor performing the autopsy of a doctor, a nurse and a “Staff stated that at times, at least one inmate, a 2011 The review of condi- mate was listed as receiv- declared Wilson’s death as prison administrator. the inmates prefer to lie on report says. tions inside Central’s men- ing nine doses of powerful “natural.” Isolated inmates ate the floor.” The review, obtained tal unit was performed last psychiatric drugs that in- DOC officials refused to meals in their cells and The review also noted by The Associated Press spring by two prison sys- cluded lithium and Thora- release a separate internal sometimes horded food, the strong smell of urine through a public records tem nurses. zine, even though he’d review of Wilson’s death, leading to infestations of throughout the facility, request, found: Lancaster said living already been transferred citing federal medical pri- roaches and ants. with sick inmates left to . Inmates inside the conditions for inmates will to another prison the day vacy laws. Solitary confinement live in their own filth. Raleigh prison were left improve when the state this before. The 2011 report also can be psychologically The report cites a isolated for weeks of month opens a new $155 The report also said says understaffing led to damaging even for healthy March 16 incident where “therapeutic seclusion,” million health care com- there “have been a number patients going unsuper- people, said Dr. Stuart an inmate was reported as sometimes without cloth- plex at Central. of deaths due to medical vised, despite orders they Grassian, a Boston psychi- needing a bath and his cell ing or a mattress, in cells She said the agency long conditions,” including an be carefully watched be- atrist who studied the issue cleaned. described as roach-infested pushed to secure funding inmate who died in Octo- cause they had tried to while on the faculty of Har- “They only had two of- and with human waste pud- for the new building be- ber 2010 as the result of harm themselves. vard Medical School. ficers for three floors and dled on the floor. cause of deficiencies with “complications of lithium Inmates cut themselves Grassian said the condi- during the weekend they . Others were strapped to the current mental unit, a toxicity.” and swallowed nails, bat- tions described in the North only had one officer,” the their bunks in an improper 144-bed facility dating to That information ap- teries and shards from Carolina report could cause report says. “The evening manner that allowed them the 1970s. The new prison pears to match the case of plastic eating utensils. The permanent psychological nurse stated she would ‘try’ to bang their heads against hospital will have 216 in- Levon Wilson, a Winston- review found numerous harm for inmates suffer- to have it taken care of that the concrete wall. patient mental health beds. Salem man with bipolar inconsistencies and contra- ing from chronic disorders evening.” . Chronic understaffing There is also increased disorder arrested on mis- dictions in written records such as schizophrenia. Nearly a week later, on led to situations where the funding to hire more staff. demeanor charges on Aug. of observational rounds. “When you take a per- March 22, the same patient sick went untreated and “These inmates are 31, 2010, and sent to Cen- The report also found son like that and put them appeared stiff and lethar- suicidal inmates sometimes highly unpredictable and tral Prison for safe-keeping that inmates in “therapeu- in solitary confinement, gic. went unmonitored. unstable,” the report says, while awaiting trial. tic seclusion” were often obviously what happens “Upon inspection of the Jennie Lancaster, chief adding that they require Lithium is often pre- locked in cells for extend- is they become more and patient’s cell, the floor was operating officer for the the highest level of care scribed to treat manic ed periods without being more paranoid,” Grassian noted to be sticky; the room N.C. Department of Cor- and treatment because their symptoms common with let out for meals, recreation said. “Because these are had a strong odor of urine rection, said the agency is mental illnesses and ex- bipolar disorder. However, time or to shower. An of- progressive disorders, once and puddles of yellowish, working to improve con- treme behaviors can lead taking too much lithium ficer stated that patients they have deteriorated you light brown fluid on the ditions, provide remedial to “life-threatening situa- can be deadly. Those taking in “therapeutic seclusion” really don’t have much of floor,” the report said. staff training and fill long- tions.” the drug must be carefully didn’t get a shower because an opportunity to get them Nurses were also ob- vacant positions. But the report says the monitored with routine they’re suicidal, but the re- back.” served failing to wash No prison staff were state failed to provide such blood tests due to a long view found most weren’t Grassian said there is their hands or change latex fired or disciplined follow- care. list of known side effects, suicidal but rather had “un- nothing therapeutic about gloves between patients ing the internal review. Years of budget cuts, including impaired kidney predictable behaviors.” long-term seclusion, which when providing injections, “This is a difficult popu- hiring freezes and high function and obstructed An inmate placed in he said increases the risk potentially helping to lation, and it presents safe- turnover led to staffing bowels. isolation on Feb. 1, 2011, of abnormal behavior and spread blood-borne diseas- ty challenges, it presents shortages in critical jobs, An autopsy report was ordered by a doctor suicide. es such as HIV and Hepa- behavior challenges,” Lan- especially nurses and doc- shows Wilson was trans- to be allowed one hour At Central, mentally ill titis C. Perdue blames bad economy for NC endowment setback RALEIGH (AP) Wrap- office said the bad economy for her campaign through some campaign finance ad- North Carolina. He said he’s working with ping up a fierce election cy- focused her attention on conventional methods. Her vocates to reduce the influ- “It’s unfortunate to have the State Board of Elec- cle in which her campaign state government shortfalls, likely Republican challeng- ence of large sums of out- another cycle of guber- tions and Perdue’s office raised or borrowed $18 and it became a terrible er, Pat McCrory, probably side money upon elections. natorial elections where for legislation that would million, Beverly Perdue time to raise money from will raise similar amounts. It follows several years of we’re going to see a slug- tighten reporting require- declared three years ago business and philanthropic Rep. David Lewis, R- momentum on their side in fest and see money pouring ments for corporate enti- she wanted to find a way to groups. The governor once Harnett and chairman of the North Carolina, where al- in,” he said ties and third parties who reduce the money chase in said as much as $50 million House Elections Commit- ternative campaign financ- Many Republicans in choose to spend money on North Carolina gubernato- would ultimately need to be tee, said he’s glad Perdue’s ing systems were estab- the state Legislature ar- campaigns. rial politics. raised to make the founda- idea has been put on hold lished for appellate court gue the public financing Hall said more transpar- The Democrat said dur- tion succeed. because it wouldn’t have and some Council of State concept is flawed because ency is a good thing, but ing her 2008 campaign that Perdue said this past done much to discourage candidates. taxpayer funds shouldn’t like an X-ray, it’s only a once elected she would week she believed the pub- negative campaigning. Since last year, U.S. Su- be used to pay for cam- tool to identify an illness form a panel designed to lay lic would understand why With independent ex- preme Court rulings have paigns. The new GOP ma- not to heal the patient. the groundwork for a pri- the effort didn’t move along penditure groups and cor- removed most limits on jority flirted this year with Lambeth, chairman of vate foundation. The foun- further. porations able to spend es- election spending by cor- eliminating a program that the task force that never dation would offer money “None of us felt comfort- sentially unlimited funds porations and unions, and began in 2008 and provid- met, said he had sev- to candidates in 2012 who able going out and trying to to air ads critical of candi- struck down provisions in ed at least $300,000 apiece eral conversations over agree to strict outside fund- raise money for this initia- dates, gubernatorial candi- voluntary public financ- to qualifying candidates six months in 2009 with raising limits and avoid tive,” Perdue said in a brief dates could boast how they ing programs like those in for state auditor, insurance people interested in cam- negative campaigning. interview, adding that if she qualified for foundation North Carolina that provide commissioner and superin- paign finance reform and “Done right, it will take were to seek donations, it funds, while still benefiting matching funds to candi- tendent of public instruc- involved in philanthropy. the pressure off fundrais- would be to save programs from outside entities that dates who get outspent by tion. Their message: It was a ing, and let me tell you, it’s cut by the Legislature and go negative on their oppo- opponents or third-party Lewis said there’s le- bad time to ask for money. a hard job and none of us to fund teachers and teacher nents, Lewis said. groups. State lawmakers gitimate debate about the Lambeth, a former ex- like it,” she said at the time. assistant positions. “There “I applaud the gover- plan later this month to de- future of the program, so ecutive director of the Z. Perdue’s first executive are so many more financial nor’s intent. I think people bate suspending public fi- he’s recommending it be Smith Reynolds Founda- order in January 2009 cre- priorities that are as impor- are tired of constant nega- nancing for candidates for suspended when the Leg- tion and one-time aide to ated that task force, but its tant as clean elections.” tive campaigning,” Lewis three Council of State posi- islature returns later this then-Gov. Terry Sanford, members were never cho- Perdue said she’s still said, but “she made a wise tions next year because the month, rather than re- said he’s still convinced sen beyond chairman Tom committed to the idea of decision to not have that program is running out of pealed. the foundation concept Lambeth of Winston-Sa- an “Endowment for Posi- committee meet because I money. Lewis said he supports could discourage a level of lem. The panel never met. tive Gubernatorial Cam- think it would not have any Perdue’s proposal was more robust disclosure of campaign spending today Perdue and Lambeth paigns.” It probably won’t tangible results.” a laudable effort, said Bob political contributions so he described as “vulgar.” said the idea became an- get revived unless she wins The foundation’s detour Hall, executive director of the public gets more infor- Perdue’s idea, Lambeth other victim of the Great re-election this year after appears to be another re- campaign finance watch- mation to make informed said, “can lead to signifi- Recession. Perdue and her raising millions of dollars cent setback for efforts by dog group Democracy choices about candidates. cant reform.” Obama caps summit diplomacy Westfield Booster Club to host bingos in his Hawaiian home state Staff Report KAPOLEI, Hawaii (AP) back east the Republicans staging not one but two pho- affirmed our intention to President Barack Obama on seeking to oust him from the to ops of Obama and Harper, work to shape a common re- WESTFIELD — On Nov. 15 and 29, the Westfield Sunday tied the hopes of a White House assailed his for- first laughing while seated at sponse” on Iran. Booster Club will be hosting a bingo to benefit the youth faster American economic eign policy record. a patio table, then strolling Shortly after, Obama programs at Westfield Elementary School. recovery to the booming Obama used his moment with their suit coats slung joined Hu, in a run of back- The events will be held at the Westfield Community Pacific Rim region, saying to signal to business execu- over their shoulders. Center beginning at 6 p.m. There will be food and drinks to-back diplomacy with the including free coffee and tea. “we’re not going to be able to tives and Asian leaders that On Saturday, largely a day heads of two countries that put our folks back to work” the United States has shifted of sideline meetings here, The booster club will also host Bingo on Dec. 13 and unless the Asia-Pacific re- from a post-9/11 war focus to Obama prodded the skeptical have complicated and at Jan. 3, also starting at 6 p.m. gion is successful as an en- re-engagement all across the leaders of Russia and China times divisive relations with The group’s organizer David Johnson said the Westfield gine for the world. Pacific. for support in dialing back the United States, occasional Booster Club is trying to reorganize. He said he knows “We consider it a top pri- “We represent close to 3 Iran’s nuclear ambitions, but partners in joint international times are hard, but the group wants to see as many kids ority,” Obama said of the billion people, from differ- without winning endorse- endeavors, but also frequent participate in basketball who want to play. region where his administra- ent continents and cultures,” ment from either man. Nei- rivals or adversaries on more “We are just trying to see how much money we can tion is pouring in time and Obama told his APEC part- ther Russian President Dmi- difficult issues, especially raise. We are having a hard time putting them in the pro- political capital to expand ners on Saturday, ahead of try Medvedev nor Chinese those with strategic implica- gram. Our biggest goal is to raise money for basketball, so exports and business ties. some luau entertainment. President Hu Jintao publicly tions. that all of the kids in the community can participate,” said The president spoke as “Our citizens have sent us echoed Obama’s push for Obama said that he and Johnson. he dove into a day of sum- here with a common task: to solidarity over Iran. the Chinese leader want The cost is $2 a card and it is a 50/50 Bingo. The last mit diplomacy, proudly us- bring our economies closer Obama did announce the to ensure that Iran abides game will be $5 a card and that will be the big prize. ing his home state of Hawaii together, to cooperate, to cre- broad outlines of an agree- by “international rules and “We hope this will be a twice a month event and be a as the American foothold to ate jobs and prosperity that ment to create a transpacific constant from here on out. We are hoping to get people the Pacific. He gathered with our people deserve so that trade zone encompassing the norms.” Obama’s comments were there to help fund the program. With times being tough we leaders of 20 other nations of they can provide for their United States and eight other want to help in any way we can,” said Johnson. the Asia-Pacific Economic families.” nations before going into broad enough to portray a Cooperation forum, whose The president is on a meetings with Hu and Med- united front without yielding nations span from Chile to 9-day venture away from vedev where he raised a new any clear indication of prog- China and account for rough- Washington’s daily political report from the U.N. atomic ress. A ly half the world’s trade and gridlock. He will visit Aus- agency. The report asserted Medvedev, for his part, TERRIBLE economic output. tralia and Indonesia before in the strongest terms to date was largely silent on Iran THING HAPPENS In the midst of a hard re- returning to the White House that Iran is conducting se- during his remarks, merely WHEN YOU DONʼT election bid, Obama kept his on Nov. 20. cret work to develop nuclear acknowledging that the sub- ADVERTISE. message on jobs, even as he Obama met Sunday with arms. ject was discussed. Hu did NO ONE privately lobbied for help on Canadian Prime Minister Russia and China remain NOTICES not mention Iran at all. YOU containing the Iranian nucle- Stephen Harper after a joint a roadblock to the United White House aides in- ANYMORE ar threat. meeting of those two leaders States in its push to tighten sisted later that Russia and He was to cap the summit and Mexican President Fe- international sanctions on with a solo news conference lipe Calderon had to be can- Iran. Both are veto-wielding China remain unified with in which topics on and off his celed because of a helicopter members of the U.N. Secu- the United States and other scripted agenda were likely crash that killed Mexico’s rity Council and have shown allies in preventing Iran from The Mount Airy News to emerge. top cabinet secretary. Han- no sign the new report will developing nuclear weap- Born in Hawaii, Obama dlers for Obama and Harper change their stand. ons, and that Obama, Hu (336) 786-4141 www.mtairynews.com reveled in having the world tried to make the most of Alongside Medvedev, and Medvedev had agreed to ...... for the best ADVERTISING RESULTS stage on his home turf, while the moment for the cameras, Obama said the two “re- work on the next steps. A6

6 Monday, November 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News Sports news or scores? Phone: 719-1920, 719-1921 E-mail: mtasports@ mtairynews.com Fax: 789-2816 Sports Monday, November 14, 2011 Kahne beats Edwards and Stewart to win AVONDALE, Ariz. The points margin didn’t “This is going to be a and was officially elimi- ville. Kenseth said Vickers 21, $98,439. 24. (22) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, (AP) Kasey Kahne snapped change, and Edwards goes battle. I truly believe it’s nated from title contention. intentionally wrecked him, 310, 57.9, 20, $79,925. an 81-race winless streak into next weekend’s season going to be a good race,” “It’s been one hell of a but Vickers denied it. 25. (19) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 310, 58.1, 0, Sunday by holding off finale leading Stewart by Edwards said. “That place run,” he posted on Twitter “If he wants to doubt us, $67,175. championship contenders three points. Edwards is go- is magical for us. I really shortly after the race. that’s fine,” Vickers said. 26. (38) Casey Mears, Toyota, 309, 56, 18, $70,875. Carl Edwards and Tony ing for his first Sprint Cup enjoy going there. Kahne, meanwhile, won “He wrecked me at Mar- 27. (43) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 309, Stewart at Phoenix Interna- championship, while Stew- “I hope it comes down to for the first time since At- tinsville, he got wrecked 45.8, 17, $67,925. tional Raceway. art is a two-time champion. the fastest guy winning the lanta in 2009, and it comes here, but it actually wasn’t 28. (41) J.J. Yeley, Ford, 309, 45, 17, Stewart dominated the “We’re going to make race.” in his next-to-last race with (payback). I’m not saying $84,483. race, leading 160 of the 312 him sweat it out,” Stewart It’s the closest title race Red Bull Racing. He’s I wasn’t going to pay him 29. (21) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 309, 50.9, 0, $81,758. laps, but had to pit for gas said. “As far as I’m con- since NASCAR imple- moving to Hendrick Mo- back, but I’m just saying 30. (39) Mike Bliss, Ford, 308, 42.2, 0, with 18 laps remaining. He cerned, it’s a dead heat go- mented the 10-race Chase torsports next season, and that wasn’t it.” $80,572. then had to work his way ing in there. I’m pumped. I for the Sprint Cup champi- Red Bull is pulling out of NASCAR Sprint Cup- 31. (42) David Gilliland, Ford, 307, 38.4, back to the front, and used wish I was going to Home- onship in 2004. NASCAR. Kobalt Tools 500 Results 13, $69,400. a late pass of Jeff Burton stead tomorrow.” Five-time defending Burton finished fourth By The Associated 32. (23) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 306, 54.8, 12, $105,936. to finish third, right behind So did Edwards, a two- NASCAR champion Jim- and was followed by Ryan Press 33. (13) David Ragan, Ford, 298, 32.8, 11, Edwards. time Homestead winner. mie Johnson finished 14th Newman. Sunday $75,325. AJ Allmendinger was At Phoenix Interna- 34. (1) Matt Kenseth, Ford, accident, 238, sixth, and David Reuti- tional Raceway 88.1, 11, $108,986. mann, told two weeks ago Avondale, Ariz. 35. (20) Robby Gordon, Dodge, accident, 218, 44.5, 9, $65,850. he was losing his job at Mi- Lap length: 1 miles 36. (34) Kyle Busch, Toyota, engine, 188, chael Waltrip Racing, was (Start position in pa- 61.4, 8, $113,816. seventh. rentheses) 37. (40) Geoffrey Bodine, Chevrolet, ac- Marcos Ambrose fin- 1. (10) Kasey Kahne, Toyota, 312 laps, cident, 153, 33.1, 7, $65,575. ished eighth and was fol- 112.3 rating, 47 points, $202,233. 38. (15) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, accident, 2. (9) Carl Edwards, Ford, 312, 123.6, 43, 62, 28.5, 6, $92,070. lowed by Paul Menard and $210,141. 39. (24) Scott Speed, Ford, electrical, 60, Clint Bowyer. 3. (8) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 312, 136.2, 32.4, 0, $65,325. Kyle Busch, racing again 43, $188,033. 40. (35) Michael McDowell, Toyota, trans- after NASCAR parked him 4. (14) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 312, 107.7, mission, 46, 38.9, 4, $65,175. at Texas last weekend for 40, $126,350. 41. (32) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, brakes, 5. (30) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 312, 30, 34.1, 0, $65,020. intentionally wrecking Ron 95.6, 39, $155,850. 42. (36) Mike Skinner, Ford, brakes, 25, Hornaday Jr., worked his 6. (2) A J Allmendinger, Ford, 312, 114.3, 31.5, 0, $64,895. way up to third before his 38, $136,836. 43. (37) Travis Kvapil, Ford, brakes, 20, engine failed. He finished 7. (7) David Reutimann, Toyota, 312, 30.3, 0, $65,274. 36th. 103.7, 37, $115,458. ___ 8. (3) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 312, 104.3, Race Statistics “It’s just devastating,” 36, $114,166. Average Speed of Race Winner: 112.918 Busch said. “To go through 9. (11) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 312, 87.7, mph. turmoil like this, all you 35, $90,275. Time of Race: 2 hours, 45 minutes, 47 can do is group together 10. (28) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 312, seconds. and pull through it and try 80.8, 34, $123,058. Margin of Victory: 0.802 seconds. 11. (25) Joey Logano, Toyota, 312, 81.7, Caution Flags: 8 for 30 laps. to persevere and move on.” 33, $87,150. Lead Changes: 14 among 7 drivers. Busch, who started the 12. (33) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 312, 72.9, Lap Leaders: M.Kenseth 1-35; T.Stewart Chase tied with Kevin 32, $121,375. 36-42; J.Yeley 43; M.Kenseth 44-45; Harvick as the top seed, 13. (29) Greg Biffle, Ford, 311, 70.8, 31, T.Stewart 46-94; M.Kenseth 95-97; T.Stewart will almost certainly finish $92,075. 98-157; M.Kenseth 158-166; C.Edwards 14. (16) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 311, 167-181; T.Stewart 182-221; Ku.Busch 12th in the final standings 71.5, 30, $124,761. 222-278; C.Edwards 279-290; T.Stewart and won’t be included in 15. (26) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 291-294; B.Keselowski 295-298; K.Kahne the season-ending awards 311, 77.5, 29, $111,683. 299-312. 16. (4) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 311, 78.6, Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, ceremony held in his home- 28, $81,150. town, Las Vegas. Laps Led): T.Stewart, 5 times for 160 laps; 17. (6) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 311, Ku.Busch, 1 time for 57 laps; M.Kenseth, His older brother, Kurt, 84.3, 27, $107,364. 4 times for 49 laps; C.Edwards, 2 times didn’t fare any better at 18. (12) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 311, for 27 laps; K.Kahne, 1 time for 14 laps; Phoenix. He ran out of gas 89.1, 27, $97,208. B.Keselowski, 1 time for 4 laps; J.Yeley, 1 19. (27) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 311, time for 1 lap. Tim Dominick/The State/MCT while leading and wound 80.9, 25, $117,036. up 22nd. Top 12 in Points: 1. C.Edwards, 2,359; 2. Kasey Kahne, left, is congratulated by Denny Hamlin, right, about winning the 20. (5) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 311, 84.7, T.Stewart, 2,356; 3. K.Harvick, 2,308; 4. Bra. The race was also 24, $80,375. pole for the Showtime Southern 500, speaks with media at Darlington Raceway Keselowski, 2,294; 5. J.Johnson, 2,291; 6. marked by another incident 21. (31) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 311, 61.1, M.Kenseth, 2,289; 7. D.Earnhardt Jr., 2,257; in Darlington, S.C., on May 6. Kahne won Sunday’s race at Phoenix International between Brian Vickers and 23, $98,645. 8. Ku.Busch, 2,252; 9. R.Newman, 2,252; 10. Matt Kenseth, who tangled 22. (17) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 311, 102.3, D.Hamlin, 2,249; 11. J.Gordon, 2,247; 12. Raceway. 23, $112,975. Ky.Busch, 2,224. two races ago at Martins- 23. (18) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 311, 67.5, Chalmers wins Australian Titans defense stifles Panthers in 30-3 win CHARLOTTE (AP) The “This is embarrassing, Open; Woods Tennessee Titans’ strategy man,” Newton repeated was simple put on spy on three times while shaking places third Cam Newton and try to his head. “This is as poor of SYDNEY (AP) The loud- confuse him. a performance as a team as est cheers were for Tiger It worked to perfection. I’ve ever seen. Poor perfor- Woods. The Australian Open Tennessee’s defense left mance by myself. There’s belonged to Greg Chalmers. the rookie shaking his head no pointing fingers without Chalmers won his na- in disbelief after its 30-3 looking at yourself and ask- tional championship for the rout of the Carolina Pan- ing yourself what you could second time Sunday, closing thers on Sunday. have done better. I know I with a 3-under 69 to hold off The Titans (5-4) sacked could have done a lot of a late charge by Woods and Newton five times, inter- things better. It’s a reality a 50-foot birdie putt by John cepted him once and took check, that’s what it is. “ Senden that nearly forced a away Carolina’s downfield The Panthers (2-7) came playoff. passing game. Carolina in averaging 415 yards and Woods had his best came in ranked fifth in the more than 23 points per chance of winning all year. league on offense and first game behind a big-play offense, but Tennessee’s “Two holes on the back in plays of 20-plus yards, but the Titans limited New- defense completely took nine today, and I putted aw- ton to 209 yards passing away their downfield pass- ful yesterday, or I would and held Steve Smith’s, the ing game and just about ev- have been right there,” NFC’s leading receiver, to erything else. Woods said. 33 yards. At times Newton rolled Two tee shots led to Chris Johnson ran for a out in the pocket and bogeys on the back nine, season-high 130 yards and couldn’t find anyone to though he also made birdie scored a touchdown, most throw the ball to. on the second-toughest hole of his yards coming in the “The thing is, Cam has at The Lakes on No. 12, then second half after the Ten- the ability to extend plays, Jeff Siner/Charlotte Observer/MCT chipped in from just off the nessee defense had set the then slingshot one down green for eagle on the 14th. Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart (28) is tackled by Tennessee tone. the field 50 or 60 yards,” Titans safety Jordan Babineaux (26) and safety Michael Griffin (33) during first- Woods missed a 12-foot The Titans sacked New- said Titans safety Jordan eagle putt on the 17th for a ton four times on first down Babineaux. “We knew quarter action. The Tennessee Titans defeated the Carolina Panthers, 30-3, at share of the lead. and put the Panthers in sev- coming into the game they Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on Sunday. Behind him, Chalmers eral third-and-long situa- had some down-the-field made his final birdie with a tions. threats, and we couldn’t let As Johnson entered the the same plays, and eventu- mistake, a third-quarter in- brilliant tee shot on the par- “(Newton) holds the No. 1 get comfortable. We media room, Hasselbeck ally, it will work out.” terception, leading to a Car- 3 15th hole to tap-in range, ball,” said defensive tackle did a good job of harass- walked out and yelled, The Panthers appeared olina field goal. Even then, then played mistake-free Jurrell Casey. “If a quarter- ing him and making sure he “Fantasy points!” to be sleepwalking early the Tennessee defense held down the stretch and picked back is going to hold onto didn’t have time to get back “Matt told me I was on on after coming off a bye after the Panthers took over up a meaningful par on the the ball like that, we’re on his feet and make accu- his fantasy team, and that week. deep in Titans territory. par-3 18th with an up-and- going to get to him. We rate throws.” he stepped out at the 1 After Carolina went Five of Carolina’s eight down from the bunker. kept him in the pocket. He The Titans finally got to help me get in the end three-and-out on its first first-half drives ended in Chalmers last won the couldn’t do anything but Johnson involved in the of- zone,” Johnson said with a possession, Marc Mariani three-and-outs and two oth- Australian Open in 1998 at sit there. Having the spy on fense. laugh. “So everyone has to returned Jason Baker’s punt ers were halted by costly Royal Adelaide, a week be- him meant he couldn’t run, He came in with only thank Matt and all the fan- 79 yards for a 7-0 lead. It mistakes by tight end Greg fore the Presidents Cup in and our guys got to him.” 366 yards rushing, but had tasy owners.” was the third long punt Olsen. Melbourne. After the game, Newton 174 yards from scrimmage Said Titans coach Mike return for a touchdown al- Olsen fumbled in the red The matches return to still seemed confused over and eclipsed 100 yards Munchak: “We finally gave lowed by the Panthers this zone early on then dropped Royal Melbourne next week, what the Titans did exactly rushing for the first time him carries. This was one season and the 11th against an easy 16-yard reception and Woods at least showed to disrupt what had been a since Oct. 2. Johnson had of those games we have Baker, the most of any ac- late in the first half that that he wasn’t a complete potent offense throughout 104 yards rushing in the been waiting for.” tive punter in the NFL. would have made for a waste of a captain’s pick by the first half of the season. second half and scored his The Titans piled up 172 Tennessee quickly made short field goal attempt by Fred Couples. He not only Newton said he couldn’t second touchdown of the yards on the ground. it 14-0 on its first posses- Olindo Mare. Instead, Mare was the low American by remember playing quarter- season on a 1-yard run late “We were on the same sion when Damian Wil- missed the ensuing 50-yard finishing alone in third, he back in a game in which his in the fourth quarter. page as an offense, execut- liams turned a short pass kick on the final play of the looked good doing it. team didn’t score a touch- Johnson’s touchdown ing plays,” Johnson said. from Hasselbeck into a first half, and the Titans It was his best result down. was set up by Matt Has- “Some of the plays we ran 43-yard scoring play after took a 17-0 lead into the against a full field since “Never, ever, ever,” selbeck, who scampered in the second half, we’d run defensive backs Sherrod locker room. Woods last won two years Newton said. 21 yards on a quarterback in the first half and didn’t Martin and Darius Butler “We didn’t do anything ago at the Australian Mas- Newton’s longest com- bootleg before getting have a lot of success. There missed tackles. Williams right,” Olsen said. “There ters. pletion was 19 yards, and knocked out of bounds are those situations as an finished with 107 yards re- isn’t one thing that we can “I felt great,” Woods said. the Panthers failed to pick at the Carolina 1 without offensive line and as a run- ceiving. hang our hat on. It was just “It’s nice to finally be healthy up a first down on seven of much of an effort from the ning back to get more of Hasselbeck was 15 of 27 an overall pathetic effort by again.” their 13 possessions. veteran to score. those opportunities to run for 219 yards with his only us.” A7 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Monday, November 14, 2011 7 Man wonders if he is too old for potential girlfriend Dear Annie: I am a age gap adds a I’ve told him through the husband, and League. I was respected at her birthday each and ev- 44-year-old single guy certain creepi- that the friend- he shouldn’t mind if you my church and often coun- ery day, and your reward with no kids, never mar- ness factor. A ship bothers me, are part of every conversa- seled young men who were will be evident in the com- ried. I look younger than 44-year-old man and he says he is tion, email or text involv- about to dishonor their ing years. — Frank my age and could probably is more likely to also friends with ing the ex. If he refuses marriage vows. And then Dear Frank: Thank pass for 34. find an appropri- her husband, and or if you notice anything quite suddenly, I became a you for sharing your sad I recently met this beau- ate mate if he that is why they amiss, tell him the friend- liar and a cheat. story. Hopefully, it will tiful girl who is a senior in looks for women keep in contact. ship is over. If he wants to I lost my family, the re- help someone else before college. She seemed very over 30. If you Her husband cheat, he will find a way, spect of my children, my he or she makes the same nice and is probably 21 or want to ask this knows nothing but you don’t have to make honor and my dignity. My mistake. 22 years old. I thought that girl out, go right about his wife’s it easy for him. pastor asked me to resign Annie’s Mailbox is writ- maybe the next time I see ahead, but don’t previous affair Dear Annie: I read the from the church, I was ten by Kathy Mitchell and her, I would ask her out on lie about your with my fiance. letter from “A Formerly shunned by church mem- Marcy Sugar, longtime a date. age, and don’t be Should I just let Trusting Wife,” who has bers, and worst of all, I editors of the Ann Land- Is this a crazy idea? surprised if she this friendship been married to “Bill” for saw my son and my daugh- ers column. Please e-mail Am I way too old for this says no. continue, or am 43 years. She failed to lis- ter cry over the heartache I your questions to annies- woman? If so, what would Dear Annie: I right to want ten to her friends who tried caused. [email protected], or be the right age range for My fiance and Annie’s it to end? Am I to warn her that Bill was The woman who was write to: Annie’s Mailbox, me? I must say again, this I have been to- being careful or having a relationship with my partner in this love af- c/o Creators Syndicate, woman is stunning. — R.J. gether for three Mailbox just insecure? — a co-worker. fair has long since moved 5777 W. Century Blvd., Dear R.J.: Yes, years and plan Confused I was once there, but not on to another man. I live a Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA 22-year-olds often are to be married Advice Dear Con- as the wife. I was the cheat- lonely life 100 miles away 90045. To find out more stunning. That loud sigh next year. My fused: We un- ing husband. I was the one from my former family about Annie’s Mailbox you hear is from all the problem is that Columnists derstand why who fell from grace. I led and seldom see my kids or and read features by other 40-year-old women who he still commu- this particular a charmed life, graduated grandchildren. Creators Syndicate writers wonder why a 44-year-old nicates with one of his ex- woman would bother you. with honors, made the I wish there were a way and cartoonists, visit the man isn’t looking at them. girlfriends. This would not If your fiance is being dean’s list, became an Air to restart my life. My mes- Creators Syndicate Web But to answer your ques- be such a big deal, but she honest about the nature of Force officer and the presi- sage to Bill is to stay with page at www.creators.com. tions, anyone over 18 is is someone with whom he the relationship, his con- dent of a local civic organi- your family, learn to love COPYRIGHT 2011 fair game, although your has cheated in the past. tact should be primarily zation and the town’s Little your wife again, make it CREATORS.COM ‘Immortals’ reigns with $32M opening weekend God accepts us LOS ANGELES (AP) 60 percent of its audience, low end for Sandler, whose percent of viewers over age The gods of ancient Greece “Immortals” has a chance comedies typically open in 50, according to distributor have extended their rule to to corner much of the action the $30 million to $40 mil- Warner Bros. the weekend box office with market through Thanksgiv- lion range. Still, it continues Like “Immortals” with just as we are a No. 1 debut for the action ing weekend and beyond, a Sandler’s virtually unbroken action crowds, “J. Edgar” tale “Immortals.” period likely to be dominat- string of strong openings for has the prospect to domi- Dear Dr. we have to do The story of Greek hero ed by family movies such as his broad comedies dating nate among older view- Graham: How is admit that we Theseus took in $32 million “Happy Feet 2,” ”The Mup- back to the late 1990s. ers through Thanksgiving much do I have need God’s for- domestically, while Adam pets,” ”Hugo” and “Arthur “A big part of his success weekend, one of the busiest to clean up my giveness, then be Sandler’s comedy “Jack and Christmas.” is just that sort of Everyman times of the year for movie life before I can willing to submit Jill” opened at No. 2 with “The Twilight Saga: appeal he has, whether it be theaters. give my life to our lives to Jesus $26 million, according to Breaking Dawn Part 1” does the guys going out to have “We’re the adult choice,” Jesus? I know Christ for the for- studio estimates Sunday. open Friday, but that block- a beer or girls thinking he’s said Dan Fellman, head of I’m supposed giveness and new The new movies bumped buster action fantasy fran- just as charming as all hell,” distribution for Warner. “We to repent of my life we need. Re- the animated hit “Puss in chise mainly draws female said Rory Bruer, head of feel we have really good sins, but I’m not pentance doesn’t Boots” to the No. 3 spot crowds. distribution for Sony, which play time ahead of us going sure if I’ll be mean we become after two weekends at the “There’s really not an- released “Jack and Jill.” into the holiday.” able to get rid perfect; it means top. “Puss in Boots” earned other action movie until “J. Edgar” played in “J. Edgar” will join a pa- of everything simply that we’re $25.5 million, raising its do- you approach the Christmas 1,910 theaters, compared rade of potential Academy that’s wrong in willing to turn mestic total to $108.8 mil- holidays,” said Kyle Davies, with more than 3,000 for Awards contenders arriving my life. I know I from our sin and lion. head of distribution for Rel- the rest of the top-five mov- before year’s end as Holly- need Him, how- receive Christ. Director Clint East- ativity. “Over the next few ies. It was the weekend’s wood rolls into its most di- ever. -- D.N. And when we do, wood’s “J. Edgar,” a film weeks, there’s no real com- grown-up choice, with 66 verse season. Dear D.N.: God has promised biography starring Leon- petition for us.” Billy Graham ardo DiCaprio as longtime Sandler plays dual roles One of the Bi- to forgive us. $ ble’s greatest Jesus said, “It FBI boss J. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, HHHH A meeting carries a mes- Nov. 14, 2011: sage. You might need to decide what This year you open new doors and you are willing to do to further a goal. zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman respond to the unexpected. Learn not You could be most uneasy with what is to come from a knee-jerk impulse. coming up. Reach out for someone at Take your time to form a response; a distance whose perspective seems practice detachment. Good will comes to be valuable more often than not. forward when you become less incisive Tonight: Hook up with a pal. Catch up and far more easygoing. If you are on news. single, you will attract someone quite LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) unusual. This bond easily could evolve HHH Pressure builds. You might into a romance. If you are attached, feel that if anything is going to be done planning a special trip or scheduling a properly, you will have to do it yourself. seminar together will bond you even Perhaps you need to work on your del- more. CANCER really understands egating skills. Look at how you commu- you. nicate. Though you could be impatient The Stars Show the Kind of Day and frustrated, a change is needed. You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; Tonight: Working late. 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHHH Your intellect combines CONCEPTIS SUDOKU HHH You feel torn between your with an incredible imagination. With this Bil Keane professional world and your home life. mix you can walk in others’ shoes and by Dave Green Dropping either-or thinking could be the find solutions that work for the majority. first step in finding a resolution to the A meeting or male friend drives many conflict. Let others see your determina- of your actions right now. Tonight: Put tion. Tonight: Brainstorm with a trusted on some dreamy music. friend. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHHH Deal directly with another HHHHH Stay open to the unex- person. Close relating draws strong pected, even if you want to run. The results. You can’t hold your position unpredictability exists to help you revise any longer without taking action. A your thinking where it might be anti- partner and those you deal with on a quated. Nobody is making demands, daily basis understand what is hap- per se, but your decision is yours, no pening and support you. Tonight: one else’s. Listen to an associate who Togetherness. has a different outlook. Tonight: Find CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) your friends. HHHH Release an immediate GEMINI (May 21-June 20) issue. Once you relax, you will see the HHH Slow down and find out situation in a different light. Touch base where you might be lacking informa- with several people in the know or tion. Once you gain greater clarity, you who you respect. You’ll get interesting DENNIS THE MENACE will be able to make changes that add feedback. You can see options that, up to your security and ability to function. till now, were not part of your mind-set. Hank Ketchum Let go of a controlling individual, know- Tonight: Follow another person’s sug- ing you cannot change this person. gestion. Tonight: Pay bills, then decide. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHH Pace yourself. A partner or HHHH You might want to rethink associate will pitch in and help you a personal relationship or a business clear out more than you anticipated. partnership. Though you might have a You are coming from an anchored tight agreement, when one person radi- point of view. Be positive, not rigid. You cally changes, the agreement might no will want to avoid a power play if pos- longer be functional. Ask yourself if this sible. If you must, turn away from mat- is a possibility. Tonight: All smiles. ters of control. Tonight: Do for you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHH Listen to your sixth sense HHHH Your imagination seems when dealing with someone you care endless. You come up with solutions a lot about. Don’t try to change some- when others don’t. Team up with sev- one’s mind about an expenditure. eral creative people, and a solution can Unfortunately, this person needs to be found. Someone lets you know how indulge, more for him- or herself than dissatisfied he or she is. Choose not to anything else. You might need to look respond. Expect changes. Tonight: A within to see what’s triggering you. friend changes his or her tune. Tonight: Vanish while you can. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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10 Monday, November 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com State Briefs ed in a Wilson shooting has opposite direction. Police move in on Portland Bank robbery died. One of the people in the Police say 19-year-old station wagon died, and the suspect arrested Shadimond Littleton died other was airlifted to a hos- park, protesters remain Friday night. Littleton had pital. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) to thousands. As dawn ar- tors had plans to use them APEX (AP) — Police been in critical condition in a The driver of the dump say a University of North In a tense escalation of the rived, riot police had re- as weapons against police. Greenville hospital since she truck was not injured. The Occupy Portland protest, treated and most of the They said they believe Carolina student accused of was shot Wednesday. dump truck is owned by robbing a bank in Apex has police in riot gear Sunday crowds had gone home, but some demonstrators were Police responding to a Farmer Transport of Reids- surrounded demonstrators protesters who have been at building shields and trying turned himself in to authori- report of shots fired found ville, and authorities are still ties in New Jersey. in a downtown park area the two parks since Oct. 6 to collect gas masks. two women in a Ford Crown investigating the crash. after hundreds of people were still there. Also Sunday, for the third Atlantic City police say Victoria. They were suffer- No names have been re- they picked up 22-year-old defied the mayor’s order to One of the organizers, time in three days, Oak- ing from gunshot wounds. leased. leave the park by midnight. Jim Oliver, said the night Gordon Goodwin at around Twenty-year-old Shikia land city officials warned 9:30 p.m. Saturday in the By early afternoon, offi- had been a victory for Oc- protesters that they do not Denise Hall was pronounced cers had mostly surrounded cupy Portland. lobby of the Borgata Casino dead at the scene. A third have the right to camp in Hotel and Spa. 2 charged in the camp where the protest- “We stood up to state the plaza in front of City woman inside the car was power,” Oliver told the AP, Detectives say Goodwin not hurt. ers were holding a “general Hall and face immediate ar- walked into a SunTrust Bank deaths assembly” meeting to dis- standing on a corner oppo- rest. Police did not respond Investigators said the site the camp. on November 7 and handed THOMASVILLE (AP) cuss their next moves fol- to requests for comment on women were parked outside Still, the camp was a a teller a note demanding a friend’s house but have re- — Authorities have charged lowing the eviction order. whether officers were pre- money. He was later identi- two suspects with murder in Some officers used shadow of what it was be- paring to forcibly clear the leased no other details about fore Saturday. A large seg- fied from surveillance video. the shooting or motive. the shooting deaths of three nightsticks to push people camp. Goodwin is facing charg- people killed in an apparent away from the encamp- ment of the campers con- The eviction notices es for common law robbery. home invasion in Thomas- ment and used loudspeak- sisted of homeless people come as officials across No further details have been 1 dies in dump ville. ers to warn that anyone who had been drawn to the the country urged an end released, and authorities Thomasville police said who resisted risked arrest free food and shelter of- to similar gatherings in the wouldn’t say when Good- truck crash Saturday that 41-year-old and “may also be subject to fered by Occupy Portland. wake of three deaths in dif- win may be brought back to Carl Kennedy and 39-year- chemical agents and impact They are gone, after out- ferent cities, including two North Carolina. SOPHIA (AP) — The old Leigh Williams were weapons.” Demonstrators reach workers went through by gunfire. Demands for Apex police said they North Carolina Highway Pa- being held in the Davidson chanted “we are a peaceful the camp to help them find Oakland protesters to pack planned to contact Wake trol is investigating a Sophia County jail on three counts protest.” shelter elsewhere. up increased after a man County prosecutors Monday dump truck wreck that killed each of first-degree murder. Police could be seen car- And as the Saturday was shot and killed Thurs- to discuss the case. one person and sent another Police say they found rying at least one protester midnight eviction deadline day near the encampment to the hospital. signs of forced entry whey away from the park. Anoth- neared, protesters them- site. Troopers say the wreck they responded to a 911 call er man was taken away on selves began dismantling Police officials have said Woman dies happened around 9 a.m. on Thursday afternoon. Inside a stretcher; he was alert and tents. a preliminary investigation Sunday when a woman driv- a home police found 61-year- talking to paramedics, and Around 4 a.m., dozens of suggested the shooting re- after shooting ing a station wagon tried to old Sharon Rushing, 43-year- raised a peace sign to fellow police formed a line across sulted from a fight between turn into the 311 Flea Market old Angela Soles and 52-year- protesters, who responded from demonstrators who two groups of men at or near WILSON (AP) — Police parking lot but was hit by a old Gary Seward. All three with cheers. There was no had poured into the street. the encampment. Investiga- say a second woman wound- dump truck traveling in the lived at the home. immediate word on arrests. Protesters facing them ap- tors do not know if the men “We were talking about peared to be in festive in the fight were associated what we were going to do spirits with some banging with Occupy Oakland, but and then they just started on drums and plastic pails, protesters said there was hitting people. Seems like a another clanging a cowbell no connection between the while others danced in the waste of resources to me,” shooting and the camp. protester Mike Swain, 27, streets as a man juggled nearby. The shooting occurred told The Associated Press. the same day a 35-year-old Choya Adkison, 30, said Other demonstrators used pallets and old fur- military veteran apparently police moved in after giving committed suicide in a tent demonstrators a false sense niture, wood debris and even a bicycle to set up two at a Burlington, Vt., Occupy of calm. They thought they encampment. Police said a had time to rest, relax and makeshift barricades on a street that runs through the preliminary investigation regroup, she said showed the veteran fatally “Camp was completely encampment, apparently in an attempt to block traffic. shot himself in the head. vulnerable, completely They said the death raised Must-See defenseless” when police Protesters ultimately got off the street after the po- questions about whether the moved in, she said. “I’m protest would be allowed to disappointed that they cre- lice asked them to and also Features for cleared away the barricades. continue. ated a sense of trust by In other cities over the walking away and then On Sunday at an im- promptu news conference, weekend: completely trampled it.” In Salt Lake City, police Mayor Sam Adams had the mayor defended his or- Parents der to clear the park, say- arrested 19 people Saturday ordered the camp shut down when protesters refused to Saturday at midnight, citing ing it is his job to enforce the law and keep the peace. leave a park a day after a unhealthy conditions and man as found dead inside the encampment’s attraction “This is not a game,” Ad- & Seniors ams said. his tent at the encampment. of drug users and thieves. The arrests came after po- The anti-Wall Street pro- He also noted that imple- Family, Parenting & Seniors menting the eviction order lice moved into the park testers and their supporters early in the evening where had flooded the park area may require more patience. Find it at mtairynews.com “Giving the order that protesters had been ordered even as authorities in other to leave by the end of the cities stepped up pressure the parks will be closed to A Special eSection of the public is putting my foot day. About 150 people had against demonstrators, ar- been living in the camp resting dozens of people. down. Enforcing will take time,” he said. there for weeks. At one point overnight, In Albany, N.Y., police The Mount Airy News the Portland crowd swelled Officials said that one of- ficer suffered minor injuries arrested 24 Occupy Albany when he was hit by some protesters after they defied kind of projectile in the leg. an 11 p.m. curfew in a state- Police had prepared for a owned park. State police of- possible clash, warning that ficials hauled away the pro- Just a click away... dozens of anarchists may testers after warning them be planning a confrontation with megaphones that they Local Events with authorities. Officers were breaking the law in Daily seized pieces of cement Lafayette Park. They were Horroscoppes CaCallenddar blocks Friday, saying they charged with trespassing. were told some demonstra- Tech researchers seek way to cull WWhhere e aare tthe loowewest Naatitiononala Spoortrts ggas prp icices? doctored images Scooress RALEIGH (AP) Mo- photo or audio clip. bile phones have made it “That report can tell possible for the world to somebody looking at the get on-the-scene video and modified image which re- photos from demonstrators gions of the image are ex- ChChececk ththe lolocacal confronting security forces actly the same and which throughout the Arab Spring, have changed in some LoLottttery wweeatatheher orr the last bloody moments of way,” Cox said. “”You get Nuumbmbers anywwhheere youo Moammar Gadhafi and the to see which parts of the im- terror of the Virginia Tech age have changed, although pllana to trtravvele shooting. you don’t necessarily know The dramatic images are the way that they changed. part of the new world of For example, if somebody UpUpddaateted sttororieies & citizen journalists, telling wants to protect the ano- BrBreeaakik ngng Newws the world what’s happening nymity of a person in a pho- when news crews are no- to and they blur out the per- where around. But how do son’s face, YouProve will Fuun we know they’re true? tell you that the only part Now researchers at Duke of the image that changed Coonnteststs University and Microsoft was that blurred face, but Research say they’ve devel- it won’t tell you anything oped a prototype of a fea- about what was there before ture mobile phone manufac- it was blurred.” turers can use that reveals if The feature could have photos, video or audio data commercial uses for things Onnlil nne Intn eraactit vev has been altered. like environmental moni- “It’s a way for people toring, traffic updates, or MaMagag zinees to post images on the web anything else that depends anonymously while allow- on verifying the authentic- ing people who view those ity of a GPS coordinate, images to know that they Cox said. are authentic,” Duke com- For example, a service puter scientist Landon Cox that promises to tell com- said. muters where they can find Cox described the func- an open parking spot right tion researchers call You- now could be based around Prove at a recent indus- YouProve, Cox said. try conference in Seattle. “There are lots of ser- YouProve allows phone vices that are on the hori- owners to upload images zon that would benefit from or sound anonymously, but having stronger guarantees the package of data also about how authentic the will reflect if anything’s data coming from a mobile been changed, much like device really is,” Cox said. www.mtairynews.com an erasure smudge on a ___ paper page. 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