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BLACKBLACK HISTORYHISTORY MONTHMONTH nn Victim BetterBetter insteadinstead ofof bitterbitter shot in BY MONICA K. SMITH NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR Judge Arnold Lynch enjoys There are only a handful of reasons one might enter a robbery courtroom. Those entering on a decade on the bench official business might find themselves concerned about try dies their future or afraid to

discover the consequences of BY DAVE BOUCHER their actions. But not Judge NEW ERA STAFF WRITER Arnold Lynch. As a Christian A Graves County man shot during County District Court judge, an alleged robbery attempt by three local men has died from his wounds, Lynch walks into a courtroom Graves County Sheriff Dewayne Redmon said. knowing he is on home turf. Richard Jett, of Mayfield, died Sunday at Lourdes Hospital in Pad- TOO SOON TO FORGET ucah, according to Redmon. As the ninth of 10 children, Lynch Jett was shot in the stomach near has some experience with two sides midnight Thursday when he an- of an argument. swered the door of his home and “The oldest children were grown,” two men forced their way inside, ac- Lynch said. “There were seven or cording to sheriff’s department re- eight of us in the house so needless to ports. James A. Kirby, 24 and say there weren’t many dull mo- Richard D. Phipps, 40, both of Hop- ments.” kinsville, are accused of shooting The children made their own fun, Richard Jett and his wife Sharon often playing outside in their Hop- Jett. Edwin Russell, 29, of Elkton, is kinsville neighborhood. But as a believed to have driven the two men black family in the 1960s a new chal- to the home and helped plan the rob- lenge approached the Lynchs: inte- bery attempt. grated schools. Sharon Jett, who reportedly shot “When we started integrating, it Phipps before he fled the home, is was difficult,” said Lynch, who was still recovering from approximately five gun shot wounds. 13 years old when integration began. Russell was once in a relationship “A lot of teachers hadn’t dealt with with Richard and Sharon Jett’s black students before, and black stu- daughter, Redmon confirmed. He dents hadn’t dealt with white teach- said the Jetts’ daughter and grand- ers. It was very difficult times.” child were in the home during the Students would get up and walk out shooting, but were not injured. of a classroom if they felt they were Redmon’s office will meet with being attacked because of their race, prosecutors today to discuss amend- Lynch explained. They would gather in ing the charges filed against the the gym and wait for a teacher or the three men. Right now, all are principal to arrive to sort out the issue. charged with attempted murder, first-degree robbery and first-de- SEE LYNCH, PAGE A4 gree burglary. REACH DAVE BOUCHER at 270-887-3262 or [email protected].

THE CUBAN NOTEBOOK n Art and soul of Havana HAVANA — Our group of 27 U.S. citizens was packed with art for sale from the broth- gathered at the patio behind ers. Prices, if converted to U.S. currency, Cuban artist Kadir Lopez’ ranged from a few hundred to several thou- home and studio. Inside, an- sand dollars. other group of Americans Wanting to know about Kadir’s inspiration from New York were huddled and his relationship as an artist to the Cuban around a table looking at government, a member of our group asked, drawings with Kadir’s doesn’t the Constitution of Cuba require that brother, Kelvin Lopez, who is all artists work in support of the Revolution? also an artist. Lopez, who paints transparent images on A bar had been set for us top of 1950s advertising signs of companies with bottles of wine and beer, JENNIFER P. such as Coca-Cola and Esso, said he intention- soft drinks and water. The ally pays little attention to current affairs. “I house, a beautiful old place by BROWN n am trying to stay as pure as possible,” he said. anyone’s standards and rather posh compared to the average Cuban’s home, SEE CUBA, PAGE A5 About this column New Era Opinion Editor Jennifer P. Brown traveled to Cuba in January on an arts and culture tour organized by Witness for Peace and the Latin American Working Group, two organizations that are advocates for lifting the U.S. trade embargo. The group of 27 U.S. citizens vis- ited several schools, museums, art galleries, a cultural center, a hospital and Cuba’s National Ballet. The series will continue in the Wednesday and Thursday editions of the New Era. JENNIFER P. BROWN | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Wednesday’s column will focus on the restrictions for U.S. citizens traveling to Cuba, new A teenage student dances in a ballet studio at the National School of Varieties in Havana in late Janu- developments in Cuban-U.S. relations and how the embargo affects Cuban people. ary. The multidisciplinary school also has instruction in Afro-Cuban dance.

INDEX WHO WE ARE: Karl Saldana, 50, Clarksville MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 Karl Saldana grew up a Clarksville, managing employees in his Man found in burned SUV LOTTERY A3 www.facebook.com/ football player in Mineola, Tenn., and operations. Missing man may have been kentuckynewera MY ANSWER A3 Texas. He later received his one in “I’ve always had a passion or follow us on Twitter: LOCAL/STATE A6 bachelor’s degree in physical Bowling for managing people and killed by an acquaintance. LOCAL/STATE A6 twitter.com/kentuckynewera OPINION A8 education from the University Green. He building good teams,” he said. of Texas at Tyler, hoping to also recent- “It’s keeping everybody fo- SCRAPBOOK A9 one day work as a football ly opened cused and putting in a good WEATHER A10 coach. Davo’s Burg- product day in and day out.” Something Sparkly PENNYRILE B4 Thirty years later, he finds ers and Take it from me: Extreme TV B5 himself a different kind of Fries, a hamburger restaurant, Is there someone you know who deserves couponing isn’t easy. CLASSIFIEDS B8 coach. Saldana owns three Ci- in Hopkinsville. attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at PENNYRILE B4 Ci’s Pizza restaurants, two in Saldana said he enjoys 270-887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com. . HOROSCOPES B10 A2 Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 | OBITUARIES/LOCAL | www.kentuckynewera.com

LOCAL/AREA DEATHS n RESTAURANT REPORTS n FROM STAFF REPORTS Inspectors will conduct a area. There were no violations. There were no critical TRUMAN HANCOCK follow-up inspection if the Chubby’s – 95 violations. Truman H. Hancock, 74, All information from score is below 85, or if Hong Kong Garden – 99 Minor violations include Herndon, died at 1:20 p.m. restaurant inspections is there is a critical viola - 6938 Pembroke Road 2915 Fort Campbell Blvd. walls in poor repair at Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012, at Jen - provided by Christian tion. Scored 95 out of 100 dur - Scored 85 out of 100 dur - dishwashing area. nie Stuart Medical Center in County Health Depart - ing a regular inspection. ing a regular inspection. Hopkinsville of natural ment. A minimum score Peking Delight – 99 There were no critical Scored 99 out of 100 dur - causes. of 85 with no critical vio - violations. ing a follow-up inspection. Pizza Hut – 93 Services lations is considered pass - 16370 Fort Campbell Minor violations include There were no critical 15153 Fort Campbell will be 10 ing. Restaurants have a Blvd. lower shelves in front not violations. Blvd. a.m. Tues - chance to increase their Scored 99 out of 100 dur - easily cleanable, bottom of Minor violations include Scored 88 out of 100 dur - day at scores by correcting criti - ing a regular inspection. upright freezer and gas - Hughart & some floor tiles stained or ing a regular inspection. Beard Fu - cal problems while the in - There were no critical kets on reach-in prep cool - in poor repair. Scored 93 out of 100 dur - violations. neral Home spector is on site. ers lack frequent cleaning, ing a follow-up inspection. Minor violations include with the Rev. no toilet paper in men’s There were no critical light shield missing in restroom, ceiling stained Earl Grace Arby’s – 98 violations. officiating. WHAT’S NEW? walk-in freezer. in back. Hancock 2927 Fort Campbell Blvd. Minor violations in - Burial will IRS 2011 TAX Scored 94 out of 100 dur - clude handle on walk-in follow in Homestead Restaurant ing a regular inspection. freezer broken, shelves Flat Lick Church Cemetery. Hopkinsville Gold and Scored 98 out of 100 dur - lack frequent cleaning Visitation will be today FILING 1040 FORM from 4 until 8 p.m. at the fu - – 86 ing a follow-up inspection. throughout, mop sink Country Club – 94 neral home. 627 N. Drive There were no critical soiled and drain cover Standard mileage 303 Country Club Lane Scored 86 out of 100 dur - violations. A native of Christian missing on mop sink, County, he was born Aug. 31, rates. The 2011 rate Scored 94 out of 100 dur - ing a regular inspection. Minor violations include floors lack frequent clean - 1937, he was the son of the for use of your car to ing a regular inspection. Critical violations in - inside of ice machine There were no critical ing especially around fry - late Truman W. and Vesta move is 19 cents a clude chicken tenders at 58 lacks frequent cleaning, ers and hot water heater, Bracey Hancock. violations. gasket on walk-in freezer degrees, cut tomatoes, walls unclean around hot He had been a merchan - mile for miles driven Minor violations include stained and in poor repair, onions and cheese at 55 de - water heater and three- dise manager for Mont - before July 1, 2011, improper scoop (no han - floors lack frequent clean - grees, and leak on drain of compartment sink and gomery Ward for more than dle) in bulk sugar, some three-compartment sink. ing around edges and and 23 ½ cents a mile ceiling vent stored on cut - 42 years, was a former mem - shelves lack frequent Minor violations include under equipment, tiles ber of the Optimist Club and for miles driven after ting board. cleaning, leak at faucet of grill grate is in poor re - and grout in poor repair in had coached Babe Ruth June 30, 2011. See spray nozzle by dish - pair, unused fryers lack some areas. baseball. Publication 521, washer and clothing frequent cleaning, large Starbucks – 96 Survivors include his wife, stored in dishwashing can opener lacks frequent Judy Haley Hancock; one Moving Expenses. BW’s Diner – 94 110 Clinic Drive son, Curtis L. Hancock, cleaning, grill with grate Scored 96 out of 100 For more information: has a build up of debris, 300 North Main Street Herndon; one daughter, www.irs.gov Western Ky. Institute of Plastic, during a regular inspec - Kristi Hancock Osteen, Hop - drip on pre-wash spray Scored 94 out of 100 dur - tion. Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery ing a regular inspection. kinsville; two brothers, Today’s Fact brought to you by: nozzle, hot water turned There were no critical Glenn Hancock, Hop - Dr. George R. Valentini off because of leak in Critical violations in - violations. kinsville and Carvel Han - woman’s restroom, light clude no hot water at hand Minor violations in - cock, Christian County; one John L. Jones M.D. FACS not working in storage sink in kitchen. clude employees prepar - sister, Ethelene Stone, Hop - CPA, PLLC Certified by the American Board Of Plastic Surgery area, and floor in walk-in Minor violations include ing drinks and warming kinsville; five grandchildren refrigerator is unclean or floor is in poor repair in food items without and one great-grandson. 1100 South Main Street A state-of-the-art facility that in poor repair. kitchen. proper hair restraints, Memorial contributions P.O. Box 1537 offers the broadest scope of and dumpster lid left are suggested to the donor’s favorite charity. Hopkinsville, KY 42240 Aesthetic Surgery procedures. China King – 100 Roundies Rock – 99 open. 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C, Hopkinsville 115 East 1st Street BILL CLAXTON (270)887-0025 (270) 885-1140 3117 Canton Pike EDITOR’S NOTE — The New Era will publish Scored 86 out of 100 dur - Scored 88 out of 100 dur - briefs from the restaurant inspection reports William R. Claxton, 88, ing a regular inspection. ing a regular inspection. provided by the area health departments each Newstead Road, died at 12:48 Scored 100 out of 100 dur - Scored 99 out of 100 dur - week. To report a restaurant complaint in p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012, ing a follow-up inspection. ing a follow-up inspection. Christian County, call 270-887-4160. following a brief illness. Burial will be in the Rosedale Cemetery in Pembroke. Services Describing a relationship when words fail will be at DEAR AMY: My hus - visit the child. Here’s the tions, but I’m thinking 2:00pm, band and I adopted a son tough part. that such words have not Tuesday at First Baptist and a daughter in the What is the name of the yet been developed, and Claxton 1970s. Both of our chil - relationship of the two perhaps don’t need to be. Church with dren have sought out sets of children? They “Many people I have in - Dr. Rodney their birth aren’t step or half any - terviewed in my research Travis and Dr. Rick Stevens mothers thing because they don’t simply used ‘children’ officiating. and have ASK share bio parents. What and ‘siblings’ for those ac - Visitation will be from 10 spent are the relationships be - quired by any means, and a.m. until the time of serv - some time AMY tween my own grandchil - didn’t mention the dis - ice. with them. dren and the mother in tinctions unless it be - Morrow Funeral Chapel My Family B? came necessary for of La Center and Kevil is in daughter I am going to assume points they were making charge of arrangements. has given they will simply call her — in which case they had A Christian County na - tive, he was born January birth to by her first name. Has so - the time to explain the 15, 1924, the son of the late four chil - ciety initiated names for subtleties.” Luther T. and Chloe Gilkey Gloria Staples, M.D. dren, and these relationships yet? I completely agree with Claxton. Internal Medicine • Primary Care now she Will the baby boy have professor Tannen. The in - and her two mothers and fathers? He was retired as man - timate circle of people in - ager of Southern States Pe - husband Please ask your aca - volved in these Accepting New Patients are going demic sources for some troleum Cooperative after 38 relationships know who years. He was a supervisor to adopt a help with these ques - they are and how they are baby boy tions. The situation is of the Christian County Adults medicine that includes: related to one another, Conservation District for 40 very soon. going to become much and beyond that it is only • Routine Health Screening She in - AMY more common. — Gram - years, a director of the Pen - rarely necessary to ex - nyrile Rural Electric Board vited me mie plain further. to her DICKINSON n for 18 years, Adult Farm • Female Health Care DEAR GRAMMIE: I DEAR AMY: To “Of - home re - Class for 22 years, Christian • Diabetes • Geriatrics went to one of my fa - fice Grouch” and every - cently vorite academic sources County Water District where the biological par - one else complaining Board 12 years, and Hop - • Thyroid Disease • Obesity for help with this: Debo - about workplace celebra - ents (not married) of the rah Tannen, professor of kinsville Lions Club 30 • Hypertension • Sports Medicine expected child and the tions, I say be happy you years. He was also a retired linguistics at Georgetown have a workplace. bio mother’s two other University, author of farmer. Dr. Gloria Staples children came for a As a victim of the re - He was a member and Lt. Colonel USAR “You’re Wearing That? cession, I would give my friendly visit. Gifts were Understanding Mothers deacon of First Baptist Graduate, Ohio State University exchanged. eye teeth to have any Church. and Daughters in Conver - workplace to go to and All the children played sation” (2006, Ballantine). Survivors include his Attending staff at Jennie Stuart Medical Center with one another in a certainly would not com - Tannen says, “English wife, Nancy Casey Claxton; friendly manner. plain if they wanted to lacks words for many one son, Mark T. (Mary 17 Years Experience I understand this will have celebrations of any family relationships that Ann) Claxton, La Center; 315 W. 16th St. • Hopkinsville, KY be an “open adoption,” kind. — Wish I Was There one brother, Luther T. 'Bud' where the birth parents other languages have DEAR WISH: Well words for, and the words (Ann) Claxton, Lafayette; will have opportunities to said. I hope your fortunes one sister, Anne Claxton 270-707-7530 we do have make far change very soon. fewer distinctions than Duley, Nashville, Tenn.; and one granddaughter. do the words in lan - William R. Claxton SEND QUESTIONS via email to Memorial contributions guages which pay more William R. [email protected] or by mail to Ask Amy, may be made to Parkinson's Claxton, 88, of attention to the subtleties Disease Foundation, Ameri - Newstead of family relationships. Chicago Tribune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan can Heart Association or Road died at “I guess one could try to Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. Amy Dickinson’s 12:48 p.m. memoir, “The Mighty Queens of Freeville: A Hopkinsville Lions Club. 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SLICE OF LIFE PETS OF THE WEEK Carpet Sale HOME TOWN® n n Going On Now!!! DECORATING Great-grandparents are CRADLE ROLL 12x12 $236.64 Martha Baker, Christine Do A Room 12x15 $295.80 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. Williams, Kenneth and 12x22 $433.84 270-885-4361 Isabel Patricia Sewell Faye Sewell, Wade and Tony and Jennifer Phyllis Groves, Mary Kranz Sewell, Trenton, Eleanor Kranz and and their sons, Jacob and Charles Puckett, all of Talon, announce the birth Hopkinsville. of their daughter and sis- ter, Isabel Patricia Sewell, TO SUBMIT AN ITEM to Slice of Life, please on Feb. 4, 2012, at Gateway include who, what, when, why and where in You Can Count On Us… Medical Center in the item description along with a daytime For Business & Personal Insurance, Clarksville, Tenn. Individual Life & Health Insurance contact phone number. Items may either be Grandparents are & Employee Benefits Robert and Carol Kranz, faxed to 270-887-3222, or emailed to liv- Denise Kranz, Scott [email protected]. All items must Sewell, and Harold and be submitted one week prior to the desired Suzette Williams, all of publication date. For more information, call SHELBY WALTZ | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Hopkinsville. at 270-887-3238. PETS OF THE WEEK: “Sammy,” an 8-week-old female Australian shep- herd mix, and “Swiper,” a 5-week-old boxer/lab/sheperd mix, are two of the many animals dropped off each month at the Christian County Animal Shelter. Animals can be adopted at the shelter on Russellville Road from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and from IN BRIEF 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Mon- 1819 East 9th St., Hopkinsville, KY | 270.886.3939 n day. Additional animals can be viewed online at petfinder.com. AGENDA www.higgins-ins.com The Kentucky Open Meetings Law applies to the following meetings. Community TODAY Prayer can crowd Housing Authority of Hopkinsville Board of Blood Drives Commissioners, 11:30 a.m., administrative office. Monday, February 20th Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility Open 8 am-5 pm Board, Lackey Municipal Building. out evil thoughts Pembroke City Commission, 6 p.m., city hall, 222 Western Kentucky Blood Center S. Main St. DEAR REV. GRA- son. Instead, turn to God HAM: How can I control and ask Him to forgive We have an my bad thoughts? I get to you and cleanse you, and TUESDAY immediate Tuesday, February 21st Lacy Elementary School site-based council, 3 thinking about people then ask who’ve treated me un- Jesus need for p.m., conference room. MY 4 pm-8 pm fairly, and suddenly I have Christ to O Negative Hopkinsville-Christian County Convention and all sorts of evil thoughts take con- ANSWER Blood Crittenden Amish Visitor’s Burea, 5 p.m., Commerce Center, 2800 Fort about ways I can get back trol of Campbell Blvd. at them, and things like your life Donations Hopkinsville City Council, 6 p.m., Lackey Munic- that. I know it’s wrong, — includ- Wednesday, February 22nd ipal Building. but what can I do about it? ing your 3 pm-7 pm Oak Grove City Council, 6:30 p.m., city hall. — J.M. mind. DEAR J.M.: You’ve put Then Sts. Peter & Paul WEDNESDAY your finger on a very im- ask God to portant issue — because help you North Drive Middle School site-based council, our thoughts influence fill your 3:45 p.m., front conference room. everything we do. Evil mind with Thursday, February 23rd thoughts give birth to evil good Open 8 am-5 pm CANCELLATIONS actions — just as good things All Wednesday’s meeting of the Renaissance Design thoughts give birth to (Philippi- BILLY blood Western Kentucky Blood Center Review Board has been canceled.The next regular good actions. Before we ans 4:8). GRAHAM n donations meeting is scheduled for March 28. do something, we must The more first think about doing it. your mind is filled with are The first step is to real- good thoughts, the less appreciated. 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KENTUCKY BRIEF n DON’T IGNORE the GM profits could ripple HEARING LOSS and WARNING SIGNS 1. Difficulty hearing in noisy situations, like out in Bowling Green restaurants. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. DEMENTIA LINKED 2. Trouble understanding women’s and (AP) — With General Mo- If hearing loss goes untreated, a condition called “auditory tors posting a $7.6 billion children’s voices. deprivation” occurs, this has been confirmed by scientific studies. 3. Often ask people to repeat themselves. profit last year, employees Seniors with hearing loss are significantly more likely to develop at the automaker’s Bowl- dementia over time than those who retain their hearing, a study by Johns If you’ve experienced any of the above,

ing Green plant are also WARNING Hopkins and National Institute on Aging researchers suggests. The reaping a windfall as a get your hearing tested immediately. findings, the researchers say, could lead to new ways to combat part of the company’s dementia, a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. profit-sharing distribu- Although the reason for the link between the two tions. Eldon Renaud, presi- conditions is unknown, the investigators suggest that a common dent of the United Auto pathology may underlie both or that the strain of decoding sounds over Workers Local 2164, told the years may overwhelm the brains of people with hearing loss, leaving The Daily News the them more vulnerable to dementia. They also speculate that hearing loss money — about $7,000 per could lead to dementia by making individuals more socially isolated, a employee — is a tremen- known risk factor for dementia and other cognitive disorders. dous boost for their But there’s good news! Whatever the cause, the scientists report, morale. their finding may offer a starting point for interventions even as simple as Derek Hull, a certified hearing aids - that could delay or prevent dementia by improving financial planner with patients’ hearing. Wells Fargo, said the money for GM workers could have a ripple effect on the local community because those workers will start to spend the money on things like en- Offer expires tertainment, dining, vaca- 3-6-12 tions and college expenses. About 500 full-time AARP Offer expires 3-6-12 workers and another 100 receives 3 yr. contract workers work in warranties Bowling Green producing the GM’s Corvette. BELTONE HEARING AID & AUDIOLOGY CENTER www.kentuckynewera.com 1102 South Virginia Medical Plaza • Hopkinsville, KY 42240 • 1-888-645-4467 1754 Madison Street • Clarksville, TN 37043 • 931-645-4467 A4 Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 | FROM THE FRONT/STATE | www.kentuckynewera.com Proposed bill would give aid to WiWinter Special unemployed military spouses

Get Your Body FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. Under current rules, if a you marry into the mili- (AP) — Military spouses person voluntarily leaves a tary, so you get used to it,” who leave their jobs be- job in Tennessee, they are she said. In Great Shape cause of the frequent not eligible for unemploy- She thinks that employ- moves required in the mil- ment benefits. But Barnes ers may be reluctant to hire itary would be eligible for said these spouses don’t her because her husband For Spring! unemployment benefits have a choice if the mili- will likely get orders to under proposed bill in Ten- tary assigns a soldier to a move again within a cou- nessee that has the support new unit or location. ple of years. Special Discount On All Procedures of the governor. “This just recognizes “I am nervous to tell peo- The bill sponsored by that this is not voluntary, ple that I am a military Including Reconstruction after state Sen. Tim Barnes and if you want to move with spouse, because then peo- state Rep. Joe Pitts of your spouse, you have to do ple know that you’re not Lap Banding and Clarksville passed the Sen- that,” he said. going to be there very ate on Thursday after Gov. The state estimates long,” she said. Gastric By-Pass Surgery Bill Haslam included about a third of military Pitts, who is a banker, $280,000 for the bill in his personnel are transferred said military spouses have 2012-2013 fiscal year budget each year, which means told him that it’s hard for George R. Valentini, M.D. F.A.C.S. proposal. The House ver- more than 3,000 spouses in them to build their careers www.westernkentuckyinstitute.com sion has not yet been put to Tennessee have to move because the frequent a vote. their families to follow moves set them back. With thousands of sol- their soldiers to a new mil- “They are not in one Western Ky. Institute of Plastic diers based at Fort Camp- itary post, according to the place long enough to build bell, the two Democratic fiscal note attached to the seniority, so typically they Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, PSC lawmakers have spent bill. have to start at the bottom 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C • Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 months advocating for the They estimate that there of the pay scale,” he said. (270) 885-1140 bill and making visits to could be about 73 claims a Sharon Edwards, Army MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN SOCIETY OF the installation to hear di- year averaging around Community Services em- AESTHETIC PLASTIC SURGERY, INC. Toll Free 1-888-855-6896 PLASTIC SURGEONS rectly about the needs of $3,819 per claimant. ployment readiness team military families. Sophia Davis, a 23-year- leader at Fort Campbell, “We realized that Ten- old wife of a soldier, had to Ky., said her office helps nessee was one of only 11 resign from her job as a spouses find jobs, gives as- Find Hoptown’s states that did not offer child abuse and neglect in- sistance on writing rè- those unemployment bene- vestigator when her hus- sumès and provides tips on W HOMER HO Homer and fits and being from the band got orders to move how to best qualify for E S win prizes at Fort Campbell/Clarksville from Fort Leonard Wood in available positions. She OM area that was an embar- Missouri to Fort Campbell said many spouses are 2 H the Home Show rassment to me,” said last year. Since then she overqualified for entry 01 Barnes this week. hasn’t been able to find a level positions that are 2 Their efforts paid off job, despite having a bache- more abundant around when the Republican gov- lor’s degree in social work. Fort Campbell. ernor included the neces- “It’s definitely difficult “A good number of our sary funding that had because I would have liked spouses have bachelor’s de- previously been a sticking to stay at the job I was at grees or master’s degrees,” point. and not have to move. But she said. HOME-OPOLYof Hopkinsville, KY • www.hopkinsvillehomebuilders.com Attend the 2012 HBAH Home Show on Friday and find out which booths have posted a picture of Mr. Homer. Participants must mark on an entry form the booth, where they found Mr. Homer. Entry forms will LYNCH: Local man recounts be given to participants at the front door. challenges of becoming a judge RESERVE YOUR Friday, March 2, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. FROM PAGE A1 job markets I could have gotten into.” BOOTH TODAY Originally looking to work in Muhlen- 270-885-8319 Saturday, March 3, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. “It taught me how to deal with all types berg County, Lynch said the opportunity James E. Bruce Convention Center of people,” Lynch said. “Even at that age, fell through. However, another opportu- [email protected] 303 Conference Center Drive, Hopkinsville, KY • 270-885-8319 I knew a lot of the time the people didn’t nity presented itself in the form of a fra- know what they were doing or how they ternity brother practicing law in were acting. Sometimes they weren’t fair Hopkinsville.

energy right® and they knew what they were doing, but “I don’t know how things would have sometimes they didn’t know. It gave me a turned out otherwise,” Lynch said. “It sense of how to get along with different worked out well. I still have a lot of family people and helped me when I went off to here.” college and dealt with similar situations Despite his initial reluctance to move because of race.” back to Hopkinsville, Lynch said minori- From his sophomore year until he grad- ties should not be afraid to return after uated, Lynch said his time in school was seeking their higher education. not a normal high school experience. “There have been a lot of changes (in “We look back now and laugh and Hopkinsville),” Lynch said. “There are the smile,” Lynch said. “It either makes you changes that are physical in nature and better or bitter.” where people live compared to where peo- With a little more than a week remain- ple lived when I was younger. One exam- ing in Black History Month, Lynch said it ple is the lack of black business and is important to remember the past. professionals in the area. There is a dras- “Why should we set out a particular tic change now than it was when we were month for a group of people when there growing up. There are a lot fewer.” are a lot of groups that make up Amer- Lynch said he believes, in the past, mi- ica?” Lynch asked. “It’s important to know norities left Hopkinsville for college and Inviting ALL Parents the impact of black history.” then returned to the city to work. Now the Lynch said he believes the youth have a trend is for individuals to go on to larger hard time grasping the past, which makes communities and cities. and Caregivers it easy for them to take the freedoms they “A lot of people will go to college and have for granted. stay there, and that’s fine,” Lynch said. “It’s only been about 60 years ago when “But you can come back. If you are a mi- this was a whole lot different,” Lynch said. nority, you can be successful in a small Join us for more information on... “It’s too soon to be forgetting what it was community.” like.” Many decide not to return because they see things in the community they don’t agree with, Lynch said. Others may Lawman choose to stay away because they feel they Somewhere in his junior or senior year, have a better chance or opportunity else- a career day in high school had a strong where. As the years go by, the numbers of Bullying, Drug & impact on Lynch’s future. black businesses have dwindled. They “What would happen is there would be a have taken their skills elsewhere, he said. different career in different rooms and we “There are a lot of opportunities avail- could speak to representatives in each,” able here,” Lynch said. “You have to be Lynch said. “I spoke to a legal representa- willing to do the work.” Suicide Prevention tive, and after a while, I made up my mind • Become familiar with the signs of bullying and strategies to be an attorney.” to prevent it from happening to your child. The career path sounded interesting and Extended responsibilities challenging to Lynch; however, there was As a Christian County District Court • Learn the facts about drugs and the risks that come with them. one aspect that didn’t thrill him. Judge in Hopkinsville for the past 10 “The additional three years didn’t excite years, Lynch has presided over cases in- Get advice on how to talk with your teen. me,” Lynch said with a smile. volving traffic citations to felonies to men- Education was already an important as- tal health concerns. The work requires • Learn about resiliency factors (i.e. family and friend support and good pect for the family. As one of the youngest him to make rulings, set fines and some- communication) and how to look for warning signs for suicide prevention. in his family, Lynch saw his older siblings times sentence people to years in prison. graduate high school and attend college. He said it is these decisions that can make “It was like a stairstep,” Lynch said. “It the job challenging. was an inspiration for me to do the same “You have to make decisions even WHEN: thing. (My parents) didn’t say ‘You have to though there are two sides to the argu- Thursday, February 23, 2012 go to college,’ but it was kind of expected, ment,” Lynch said. “It makes it a difficult like, ‘You don’t have any other game plan situation to be in.” @ 6:00 p.m. so you might as well go to college.’” Still, he said the job has been a reward- He pursued his undergraduate degree at ing experience for him. Austin Peay University in Clarksville, “The most rewarding moments are Tenn., and then turned his sights to the when I am out and in a store shopping and WHERE: University of Kentucky for his law degree. someone will come up to you and say, ‘You Christian County Board Lynch said he was a little concerned about don’t remember me?’ And then they’ll getting admitted to the program because name a date and time and they will tell me of Education of his race. that I handled a matter for them, and they “At the time, the admission rates weren’t appreciate it and that I made a difference,” (inside the board room) very high for minorities,” Lynch said. “Of he said. course you don’t know what’s involved. Being a recognizable member of the For more information, please contact: Heather Aubin, Communications and Community Education Director But there were only five blacks in my community also adds the responsibility of (270) 887-7018 or [email protected] class. You can’t see that it’s related to race being held to a high standard. but you are concerned.” “It’s not something you worry about,” Once admitted to UK, Lynch said he did- Lynch said. “There are very few places I n’t encounter any challenges because of go where people don’t know me so I’m sen- his race. sitive to that.” “In law school, everyone is pretty close He wants to use that visibility to inspire Christian County others. knit,” he said. “I hope they think (being a judge is) Homeward bound something they can accomplish and that Public Schools they can reach goals,” Lynch said. “I wasn’t interested in coming back It’s About Every Student Every Day here,” Lynch said about returning to Hop- MONICA K. SMITH is the community editor for the New Era. She can be 200 Glass Avenue • (270) 887-7000 kinsville after college. “There were other reached at 270-887-3243 or [email protected] www.christian.kyschools.us www.kentuckynewera.com | FROM THE FRONT | Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 A5 CUBA: Artwork prominent in Havana

FROM PAGE A1 QuickInfo: He seemed calm and had the demeanor of an independent Websites with information man. I saw nothing to suggest about Cuban art and artists: that he was uncomfortable n Sandra Ramos: with our questions. He wasn’t www.art-havana.com/sandra/ evasive. Simply put, I’m saying n Artists, events, dance and litera- I believed him. ture: www.havana-cultura.com Before visiting Havana in n National Ballet of Cuba: January and spending 11 days www.balletcuba.cult.cu on a packed schedule to see nCuba Art New York: several art schools and stu- www.cubaartny.org dios, I essentially assumed n Kadir Lopez: that most Cubans are op- www.kadirlopez.com pressed and under the watch- ful eye of a communist government. I expected to be alistic clutter in their lives. guided — actually watched — This was most obvious on a by Cuban officials. Sunday evening at the Na- I was wrong. tional Ballet of Cuba. I don’t It didn’t work that way. speak Spanish and I have been Here’s what happened: Almost to one U.S. metropolitan ballet every place we visited, people performance in my life, but in took questions and agreed to Havana I knew instinctively let our group shoot photo- from my seat at about the cen- graphs. They answered all of ter of the theater, I was sur- our questions. No one said rounded by average Cubans, anything like, “I’m not author- not a wealthy crowd, and they ized to talk about that” or knew the ballet. “You will have to ask my boss They roared in cheers when about that” or “No comment.” prima ballerina Viengsay In the schools and art studios, Valdes came to the stage. I can our hosts seemed a little sur- only compare it to watching a prised when we asked permis- good basketball game with a sion to shoot photographs. group of Kentuckians, who Some shrugged and said, cheer and clap at key plays and through a translator, “Of subtle movements that course, take photographs.” wouldn’t be appreciated or un- The first time we were derstood by a group that didn’t cleared to take photographs, in grow up with basketball. a music immersion school for On another night, at a elementary and secondary stu- smaller community theater dents, I was a little startled. run by an Afro-Cuban group, Later, at an interdisciplinary we watched dancers who art school for teenagers and stomped to the beat of drums young adults, we were encour- JENNIFER P. BROWN | KENTUCKY NEW ERA and sticks until I thought they aged to walk through the cam- Ceramic sculpture (top) is part of the public art created by Jose Fuster, who has decorated more than 80 homes, including his own, in a pus and go into any classroom must be the most physically fit neighborhood of Havana. Jose Fuster (above, left) paints in a studio at his home in January. Students of the Alejandro Garcia Caturla dancers I’ve ever seen on any to observe the students and music school (above, right) react as they watch classmates perform for a group of visitors from the United States. teachers. At another school, I stage. wandered away from our places in the United States.) tries, a member of the Union equivalent of about $20 a They came into the audience group and took photographs In Cuba, where the economy de Escritores y Artistas de month and receives a food ra- at the end of the performance without any problem. It was seems like the most obvious Cuba (UNEAC), or National tion for staples such as beans and demanded, in good fun, easier than getting access to target for criticism, artists are Union of Writers and Artists and rice. We heard about doc- that some of us join them. I take a photograph in a public among a rare group that can of Cuba, told our group. tors who drive cabs because tried to hide behind my cam- school in Christian County. actually earn a comfortable Artists like Ramos — whose they can earn more money on era, but one of the women (In full disclosure, I’ll note living. We saw it in the home paintings and drawings often tips. eventually pulled me from my that I did not travel to Cuba on of the Lopez brothers and in feature an Alice in Wonder- One of the most striking seat. In some sort of ritual that a journalist’s visa. But like another studio, the home of land character of her own characteristics of Havana was I did not understand, she swat- anyone in our group, I am free Sandra Ramos. Their houses image dealing with the separa- the prominence of artist ex- ted at me with branches. I’m to write my personal observa- had marble and tile floors, old tion of people between Cuba pression. In many places, it pretty sure it was a blessing. tions of the ways U.S. citizens chandeliers, restored wood- and the United States — earn seemed art and artists were I felt blessed. were able to move about Cuba work and antique furniture. more money and have nicer more visible because there is and interact with Cubans. It Cuban artists have greater homes than most physicians, virtually no advertising on the JENNIFER P. BROWN is the New Era’s opinion editor. was, in many ways, easier freedoms to travel to the engineers and teachers. The landscape. And I had a sense Reach her at 270-887-3236 than moving about public United States and other coun- average Cuban earns the that Cubans have less materi- or [email protected].

Christian County Public Schools It’s About Every Student Every Day 200 Glass Avenue • (270) 887-7000 • www.christian.kyschools.us LLOCALOCAL/S/STATETATE Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected] Police: Man killed by acquaintance

FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS formation about his appearance and his On Thursday, police found Rushing’s legedly admitted to helping Williams dis- vehicle, a 2006 Chevy Suburban. Chevy Suburban burned and in a field pose of the body and the SUV. A man who was reported missing more Rushing had been staying in Guthrie near McAdoo Creek. There was a body in- Marbury and Jackson were arrested than three weeks ago may be the man with his fiancée, who said he had been re- side. and charged with accessory after the fact found dead and burned in an SUV, accord- ceiving threats, the release stated. The body has been taken to the medical ing to a news release from Clarksville, and held at the jail with a bond of $1 mil- Detective Tim Finley, the lead investiga- examiner for identification and an au- Tenn., police. tor in the case, alleges that Verchaunt J. lion. topsy. Three men, who were all acquaintances Williams, 28, Clarksville, shot Rushing in The report states that Williams, Mar- Williams was arrested and charged with of the alleged victim, have been arrested the head on Jan. 23 in an apartment. Cell- bury, Jackson and Rushing have known in connection to his death, according to criminal homicide and is being held in phone records showed that Williams and each other for several years. the report. Rushing had made calls to each other. Montgomery County Jail without bond. Brandon D. Rushing, 25, was reported Police also allege that Williams burned Ojawaine J. Marbury, 22, Clarksville, The investigation is still under way. missing on Jan. 24. He was last seen the victim and his vehicle near Ashland and Jeffery M. Jackson, 25, Clarksville, Anyone with information should call the around 4 p.m. Jan. 23. Police released in- City Road. were also questioned in the case. Both al- tip line at 931-645-8477.

CRIME n At the bridal show Police: Woman drives Hopkinsville Police Depart- ment officers Brian Smith drunk with child in car and Joshua Strauch went to a A Hopkinsville woman was Hazel Street address in refer- driving Friday night with ence to a disturbance call, her 3-year-old son in the vehi- the report states. They al- cle after consuming almost legedly heard Douglas A. three times the legal limit of Whitmore, 33, yelling from alcohol, according to a Hop- the home. They knocked on kinsville police report. the door and asked Whit- Tiffanni A. Harrison, 36, more to calm down, at which was pulled over on Glass Av- point he yelled profanity at enue after nearly hitting a the officers and slammed the police car, the report states. door, the report states. When police approached Har- Smith and Strauch went rison’s vehicle, they could re- into the home to arrest Whit- portedly see empty beer more, and he allegedly hit bottles near her. A friend was both men. Their uniforms also in the car, along with the were also damaged in the as- boy, the report states. sault, according to the re- Harrison’s driver’s license port. was suspended, according to Whitmore was charged the report. A breathalyzer with third-degree assault of test recorded Harrison’s a police officer, third-degree blood-alcohol content at 0.230 criminal mischief, second-de- percent. The legal limit is gree disorderly conduct, re- 0.08. sisting arrest and She is charged with second- obstructing governmental degree wanton endanger- operations. ment, DUI and driving with a suspended license. MELISSA MOLLOHAN | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Report: Man arrested Hilary Pate (left, above), Sara Chewn- after throwing brick at car ing, Sandi Dawson and Morgan Man arrested after Faulker wait for the crowd’s applause A Hopkinsville man tried to determine the winner of the cake- reportedly punching police to run away from police Sat- decorating contest. Dawson won jew- A Hopkinsville man tried urday night after officers elry from J. Schrecker Jewelry. Free to fight two officers Saturday watched him throw a brick at samples are shown (right) at the morning after they asked a car window, according to a Decadence booth at the expo. The him calm down, according to Hopkinsville police report. 8th annual Bridal Expo was Sunday a Hopkinsville police report. SEE CRIME, PAGE A7 afternoon at the James E. Bruce Con- vention Center. SKIES renovations ACCIDENT n increase program 2nd BCT at Fort Cadiz building reportedly hit by truck The roof of the Cadiz Eye Clinic was damaged when the building was hit by a truck Saturday, Campbell to deploy according to a news release from Cadiz police. options for children An officer with the Cadiz Police Department THE FORT CAMPBELL COURIER reported the building appeared to have been BY MEGAN LOCKE SIMPSON struck by a large truck or trailer, the release THE FORT CAMPBELL COURIER The Army has announced that the 2nd states. A witness reportedly told the officer the Brigade Combat Team of the 101st Airborne driver of a tractor-trailer backed into the build- Knowledge. Inspiration. Exploration. Skills. Division (Air Assault) will be deploying to ing while trying to park. These characteristics explain the mission of SKIESUnlimited, Afghanistan. The officer found the truck and its owner, 25- a program that offers children ways to stay active. Four brigade combat teams, one separate year-old John Pepper, Cadiz. Although Pepper With renovations completed at 3411 Bastogne Ave., the pro- brigade and an Army command, each in a initially denied hitting the building, the officer gram is able to provide better opportunities for Fort Campbell’s modified configuration, will deploy between allegedly found parts of the roof embedded in children. April and August 2012. the trailer. The upgrades to the building that once housed Fort Campbell’s Approximately 1,460 active component offi- No charges have been filed yet, but they could bowling center allow the facility to become more usable for chil- cers and senior noncommissioned officers, be brought in the near future, according to the dren’s activities. The first phase of the project revamped the release. building’s heating and air system and eliminated one of the along with approximately 300 Department of biggest problems encountered at School of Knowledge, Inspira- Defense civilians will deploy in 18-person — From New Era staff reports tion, Exploration and Skills — low ceilings in the area where the teams to provide training assistance to bowling lanes once stood. Afghan National Security Forces. “They took the drop ceiling down that was in the gymnastics The units ordered to deploy are: area,” explained Paige Commander, instructional program spe- cialist. “We had some boys who could tumble, and with that n 2nd BCT, 101st Airborne Division LOCAL BRIEFS n n 2nd BCT, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort gymnastics spring floor, they would actually hit the ceiling tiles Stewart, Ga. Todd, Trigg schools awarded health grants with their feet. So they took all that out.” n 3rd BCT, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Car- Trigg County High School and Todd County SEE SKIES, PAGE A7 son, Colo. Central High School have been awarded $500 n 4th BCT, 1st Armored Division, Fort grants to improve or develop programs aimed at Bliss, Texas keeping students healthy, according to a news re- lease. n 162nd Infantry Brigade, Fort Polk, La. The Kentucky Department for Public Health n 1st Army, Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. announced Friday the schools had received the “The Department of Defense announced grants as part of a program “to improve the nu- Outlaws’ new look Wednesday that the 2nd Brigade, 101st Air- tritional, physical activity or tobacco prevention borne Division will provide policies” at the schools, according to the release. Security Force Assistance Teams to deploy to In Trigg County, the school’s Service Learning Afghanistan beginning third quarter of fiscal Youth Council and 4-H partnership will receive year 2012,” said Maj. Gen. James C. Mc- the award. The Todd County Central High Conville, commander of the 101st Airborne School’s SADD program was also honored. Division. “Once again, the 502nd Infantry Reg- In total, 41 schools were awarded grants. iment will answer the nation’s call and live up to the legacy of the great soldiers who have Shelly Tilley to decline re-appointment gone before them. “I have complete confidence in the officers to Judicial Nominating Commission and noncommissioned officers selected to par- Shelly Tilley, wife of Kentucky Rep. John ticipate in this mission.” Tilley, said she will decline an appointment from The majority of those BCT soldiers and Gov. Steve Beshear to again serve on a statewide commission in order to devote her time to her leaders not deploying will be reassigned to family. other units, in most cases on their respective Shelly Tilley has served on the Judicial Nomi- installations. The remainder will focus on nating Commission for the Court of Appeals and schooling, training, gunnery, and equipment Supreme Court of Kentucky since about 2008, maintenance and accountability. she said. However, she said in that time the un- In a few months these security force assis- paid commission has only been asked to review tance teams will help to further generate, em- candidates once. ploy, and sustain the ANSF during the Working as a real estate agent at the time of transition of security responsibility to the her first appointment, she now stays home to take care of the family’s two children, who are Afghan government and its security forces. both under the age of 3. The DoD will continue to announce major “I don’t have a lot of time to do anything,” she DAVID SNOW | FOR THE NEW ERA unit deployments and mission changes as said with a laugh. Sgt. 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Children must be Spring and summer ath- go through a room to get to registered with CYSS to letic camps are also on the another room,” Com- participate. horizon for children inter- mander said. Some of the programs of- ested in baseball, soccer HAYES SHOES Monday-Saturday 9-6 As a whole, Commander fered through SKIESUn- and other sports. There are (270) 885-0361 said the updates make the limited include: music, also plans in the works to Sunday 1-5 facility much safer and ex- dance, gymnastics, tennis, offer tutoring opportuni- 2917 Ft. Campbell Blvd. (in the old Pizza Hut building) citing for the hundreds of soccer, golf, martial arts ties and possibly even vio- children coming to classes and more. 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After police informed Arwine of his rights, he allegedly admitted to “breaking into cars.” The report states several marijuana cigarettes were found on Arwine. Although the brick only chipped the window, the report states Arwine also damaged the door; repairs are estimated to cost more than $1,000. Home Energy He is charged with first-degree fleeing police, first-degree criminal mischief and possession of marijuana. Savings Seminar Medication missing from 13th Street home, vehicle On Medication was stolen recently from a 13th Street home and a car parked on Henson Drive, according to Hopkinsville police reports. Nancy Davidson told police someone stole amphetamines between 7 a.m. and noon Friday from her 13th Street home, the report states. A man and woman are listed in the report as suspects, although their names have Saturday, March 3, 10am been removed and no arrests have yet been made. at Nathan Long reported Thursday that Lortab and other medication was taken in the last two weeks from his unlocked car, according to the report. The medication is val- ued at $100. — From New Era staff reports Home Show 2012 James E. 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The study based its find- that the study affirms national parks in 2010 saw ing on an average of Mammoth Cave’s impact visitors spend $12.1 billion 500,000 visitors a year, how on the area. within 60 miles of the park, much those visitors spend, “Roughly, with our with about 56 percent of Seminar Attendees can Register for a the jobs they support and budget ($8 million), every the money being spent out- the ripple effect of those tax dollar spent generates side the park for lodging, $50 Gift Card given away jobs in the economy. about $8 in the local econ- food, gas, other amuse- Visitors in 2010 gener- omy,” Reed said. “That is ments and retail pur- at the conclusion of the Seminar. ated nearly 85,000 motel very substantial. The na- chases. The value-added or nights, estimates show, tional average ... return ripple effect of that spend- with more than $32 million was about 4-to-1. It shows ing accounted for another in spending. 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FROM THE PUBLISHER n Passion for School district education needs ongoing support from could unite businesses stakeholders am not sure what the school board members were thinking when they Idecided not to renew Superintendent Brady Link’s contract even for one Identifying and hiring the next superin- year. There is no doubt that personali- tendent for Christian County Public ty conflicts trumped achievement in Schools is only part of the challenge facing this decision. Many in this community this community now that it appears the school board members do not want to offer are dumbfounded as to how our school a contract extension to the current super- board viewed the uncomfortable reper- intendent, Brady Link. COLUMNIST cussions of change, which are produc- The biggest hurdles arewithin this com- n ing positive results. It appears board munity, where so many passionate and members were listening more to the often disparate opinions have formed naysayers than viewing the overall re- about how we can give the best education America in ‘decline’ denial sults. possible to the chil- School board members hid behind the lack of a motion. Their actions dren whose success s America in decline? No way, says or that our influence has waned, doesn’t OUR OPINION n now don’t have to be justified or ex- or failure deter- President Obama, proudly speak- know what they’re talking about.” But mines the viability of Hopkinsville and plained. This non-action showed the Iing of our standing overseas. But at a time when polls are finding a major- unhealthy degree of disconnect — if Christian County. So much is at stake, and some grim new reports on our educa- ity of Americans think our nation is in everyone who lives in Christian County is not outright broken relationship — be- tional gaps remind us that decline is decline and that the next generation tween the superintendent and the a stakeholder. Students, teachers, parents, like charity — it begins at home. will be worse off than this one, it is not retirees, business owners, professionals, la- school board, and between the school Two new reports on educational just our diplomatic influence that might borers and unemployed residents are all af- board and many other educational achievement gaps reveal a surprising be slipping. fected by the quality of the school system. stakeholders, including the private good news/bad news story: The gap be- The president, according to news re- Perhaps in the search for an educational business sector and many in public of- ports, has read neoconservative histo- leader, our greatest weakness will also be tween black and white students merci- fice. our greatest strength. There are today fully has shrunk, but the gap between rian Robert Kagan’s recent essay in The The Christian County school system some huge disagreements about what rich and poor has dan- New Republic, which addresses “the was near the bottom in works and what doesn’t in our schools. But gerously grown. myth of American decline.” I was read- virtually every state those disagreements — not to mention the The test score gap be- ing a less sunny assessment, “How the ranking prior to Mr. strained relationships they have caused — tween the richest 10 West Was Lost: Fifty Years of Economic Link’s arrival. Today al- reflect a genuine passion for our schools percent and poorest 10 Folly and the Stark Choices Ahead,” by most every measurable and students. That’s our strength. Gone are percent of students has Dambisa Moyo. educational component the days when local elected officials and grown by about 40 per- The Oxford and Harvard-educated shows moderate to sig- the business community shrugged at the cent since the 1960s, ac- Moyo, born and raised in Zambia, is a nificant improvements deficiencies in our schools. cording to a study by former World Bank consultant and in- that are moving the sys- Soon, all these stakeholders who seem to Stanford University so- CLARENCE vestment banker whose bestseller, tem to respectable levels. TAYLOR WOOD be at odds will have to put aside their divi- ciologist Sean F. Rear- “Dead Aid,” caused a big stir by ques- I, like many, do not be- PAGE n n sions to develop an agreement about what don. That’s twice the tioning the way postwar development lieve this is the time to HAYES we need in the next superintendent. It’s no testing gap between blacks and whites, policy, some of it inspired by star enter- change leadership. Many in education secret that some saw Link an innovator which shrunk significantly in all in- tainers like Bono, had actually made throughout the state also have to be and others saw him as a menace. And it’s come levels, he said. poverty worse by pushing more charity scratching their heads. pretty clear, at least recently, that the Chris- A separate study by University of than economic development. Whether one liked Mr. Link personal- tian County Chamber of Commerce and Michigan researchers found the gap be- Her new book, first published last ly, our system needs someone with the the Education Coalition were more closely tween students from rich and poor fam- year in Great Britain, turns her sights passion, perseverance and vision to de- aligned with each other than they were ilies in college completion also grew by on how the U.S. and the rest of the West velop a new aspiring educational cul- with the school board on the direction of about 50 percent since the late 1980s. “have seen their wealth and dominant ture. Mr. Link was hired to accomplish our schools. But we should all be careful No wonder there’s so much apocalyp- political position decline to the point this, not to win any personality con- about generalizing the motives and opin- tic talk these days about the nation’s fu- where, today, they are about to forfeit all tests. ions of certain groups and stakeholders. ture. We are emerging, thanks to the they have strived for — economic, mili- Change does not occur easily. It takes Although we believe the school board hard-won victories of the civil rights tary and political global supremacy.” an agent of change who can persevere should have voted on whether to extend movement, out of an old order in which We have managed to alienate the when others are uncomfortable with Link’s contract at its Thursday meeting, race was almost all you needed to know emerging countries with whom we now change that requires higher expecta- we also recognize that the board members to forecast how well a young American compete — from China to Abu Dhabi, tions. Adapting, accepting and contin- now need the community’s support and en- was going to do in life. But we’re begin- she says. Among other problems, we uously cultivating change is the very couragement in their superintendent ning to slip below some European coun- have invested much more of our re- nature of progress and survival for search. The five board members have one tries into a new caste system defined by sources in the older generations of any organization, not just in the busi- of the most important and difficult jobs to family income. workers and retirees than in educating ness world. perform on behalf of this community. For example, out of 55 countries in an our children — while other developing They are going to be hearing a lot of opin- The business community under- Urban Institute study of countries that nations are striving to catch up. ions in the coming months about the super- stands this concept and recognized Mr. intendent search. succeed in improving academic Where, we are left to ask, will “cold fu- Link as that agent of change. While I Many people want a hand in picking the achievement of low-income children, sion” or the “next killer app” or other can only speak for myself, I believe the next superintendent and in helping the the U.S. ranked 36th, according to the scientific and technological break- enormous resources and support com- schools continue their positive academic Education Trust, a nonprofit that fo- throughs come from? ing from the business sector the last progress. The school board members will cuses on closing the gap. Perhaps we need a new version of few years was largely solidified decide how to conduct the search and they “The black-white achievement gap is President Dwight Eisenhower’s push through Mr. Link’s endeavors that en- will hire the superintendent. We hope the a terrible travesty in this country,” Amy for the 1958 National Defense Education couraged participation outside the board welcomes the community’s good in- Wilkins, an Education Trust vice presi- Act after the Russians launched Sput- confines of the education community. tentions to be involved in the search dent told NPR’s “Talk of the Nation” nik. That law emphasized foreign lan- Today Christian County has to have process, and we hope the community offers after the latest university studies were guages, science and gifted children. one of the strongest education coali- constructive help. Let’s recognize what each released. But now, she said, “We have to Today we need a new focus to make the tions, made up of an array of stake- group has to offer and find our strength. pay as much attention to the income American dream of educational holders from the public and private gap as we have to the race gap.” achievement and upward mobility sectors, in the state. A powerful mes- sage is sent to our students when Kentucky New Era editorials are the consensus President Obama predictably accen- work for everybody, regardless of fam- stakeholders throughout the communi- opinion of the editorial board, which meets every tuates the positive about our stature in ily income. week and includes Publisher Taylor W. Hayes, Opin- the world. “America is back,” he said in ty come together showing support but ion Editor Jennifer P. Brown and Editor Eli Pace. his State of the Union address. “Anyone CLARENCE PAGE’Semail address is [email protected]. His column also demanding greater achievements. who tells you that America is in decline is distributed by Tribune Media Services. The superintendent’s position is not a personality contest. The superinten- dent must put this district in the spot- light so other districts in the state as- THOUGHT OF THE DAY n pire to be like us. High performers will WRITE US n be rewarded and low performers will Have an opinion? We would like to hear from you. We either adapt or be moved out. This will invite you to write us. Letters submitted for publica- “America will never be destroyed from the only happen through a leader who is tion should include the signature, street address and never satisfied with the status quo and daytime phone number of the writer. outside. If we falter and lose our is unyielding to accept anything but progress. Address: freedoms, it will be because we destroyed I am afraid a real opportunity was Kentucky New Era missed. If a change in leadership was envisioned, why not continue the high Voice of the People ourselves.” level of momentum while conducting a P.O. Box 729 thorough search. Next year a new ac- Hopkinsville, KY 42241 countability system has to be imple- Fax: 270-887-3222 Abraham Lincoln mented and who better to accomplish E-mail: [email protected] 16th U.S. president (1809-1865) this than Mr. Link? Bringing someone in as an assistant superintendent for the next year would set up the district for a better transition. TODAY IN HISTORY n While I am mystified with the school board’s non-vote to maintain the cur- Today is Monday, Feb. 20, the which excluded “idiots, imbeciles, fee- In 2003, fire broke out during a One year ago: Security forces rent leadership, as a business owner 51st day of 2012. There are 315 days bleminded persons, epileptics, insane rock concert at The Station nightclub loyal to Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi who has a tremendous investment in left in the year. This is Presidents’ Day. persons” from being admitted to the in West Warwick, R.I., killing 100 peo- unleashed heavy gunfire as thou- this community, I will remain commit- On this date: United States. ple and injuring about 200 others. sands marched in the rebellious ted to educational involvement as I en- In 1792, President George In 1962, astronaut John Glenn be- Five years ago: In a victory for eastern city of Benghazi, cutting courage the entire business communi- Washington signed an act creating came the first American to orbit the President George W. Bush, a divided down mourners trying to bury vic- ty to do so. Too much has been the U.S. Post Office. Earth as he flew aboard Project Mer- federal appeals court ruled that tims. Twenty-year-old Trevor Bayne achieved to allow anything less than a In 1862, William Wallace Lincoln, cury’s Friendship 7 spacecraft. Guantanamo Bay detainees could won the Daytona 500 in only his relentless pursuit of the highest expec- the 11-year-old son of President In 1987, a bomb left by Un- not use the U.S. court system to chal- second Sprint Cup start. Kobe tations from our students, faculty, ad- Abraham Lincoln and first lady Mary abomber Ted Kaczynski exploded lenge their indefinite imprisonment. Bryant won his record-tying fourth ministration, and yes, the school Todd Lincoln, died at the White behind a computer store in Salt Lake In New Orleans, thousands of hurri- All-Star game MVP award, scoring board. House, apparently of typhoid fever. City, seriously injuring store owner cane-weary residents joined with 37 points and propelling the West In 1907, President Theodore Roo- Gary Wright. Soviet authorities re- rowdy visitors to celebrate the sec- to a 148-143 victory over the East in sevelt signed an immigration act TAYLOR WOOD HAYES is the publisher and CEO of the Kentucky New leased Jewish activist Josef Begun. ond Mardi Gras since Katrina. the NBA All-Star game. Era Corp. COMMUNITY SCRAPBOOK

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Champion Red Sox

The Red Sox won the 7-8 Year Old 2011 Fall League Championship at Ruff Park. Pictured (back, from left) are Jeff Stevenson, Coach Joe Stone, Pat Sholar, Randall Gamble, Eston Glover, (front, from left) Eston Glover, Ben Stone, Samual Lee, Hank Sholar, Layton Mason, Lane Gamble, Tanner Stevenson and Zack Caudill.

Operation Bookman Soldier Friends of the Pennyrile winner Peter Bowles, manager of Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park, presents First United the winner of the Friends of the Pennyrile drawing to Mike Mathis, Hop- Methodist kinsville. The Friends of Pennyrile held the drawing for their annual raffle Kinder- of a two-night stay at Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park lodge or camp- garten ground along with $50 state park gift card in November. The funds from class col- this year’s raffle were used to support the Friends of Pennyrile Decorat- lected ing Committee’s Christmas Displays. books for Operation Bookman Soldier.

Heritage 3rd Grade Students Enter JAC Contest The third grade students from Ilayna Bowers’ and Donna Scott’s Heritage Christian Acad- emy classes submitted entries designed in Genia Westerfield’s art class for the Junior American Citizens’ “Enhance the Present” design a stamp contest. The JAC program is sponsored by the Colonel John Green Chapter NS- DAR. Pictured (front, from left) Abbi Bullock, Luke Bottoms – Second Place Local Winner, T.J. McKenzie, Isaac West, (second row, from left) Nico Lara, Harley Gibson, Isabel Buxton, Anthony Le Petite Fleur, KNE warm children Morgan, Polak Patel, (third row, from left) Carley Casey, Jake Pictured are Mrs. Barbara Sledd, Mr. Willie Renshaw and Mrs. Claire Long. Tucker, Abby Ramey, Ryan Trap- Sledd is the President of the Le Petite Fleur Garden Club and Long is the nell, Olivia Albright, Elijah past President. They are presenting Renshaw with a check for the Warm Forbes, Damien Williams – Third the Children program sponsored by the Kentucky New Era and Hop- Place Local Winner, Elizabeth kinsville Kiwanis club. The Le Petite Fleur Garden club held an auction at Pitts – First Place Local Winner, their annual December meeting and presented the proceeds to the pro- and Zach Caudill. gram.

The Christian County High School Class of 1971

The Christian County High School Class of 1971 celebrated their 40th Reunion on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. Classmates met at the Holiday Inn on Friday for a meet and greet gathering and then on Saturday the program and dance was held at the James E. Bruce Convention Center. Highlights included a visit and routine daily announcements from Asst. Principal Bob Roach and a guest appearance from the Colonel mascot. Those classmates attending (from the bottom of the stairs, from left) Bren- da Bell, Lois (Coombs) Little, Servelia (Green) Brewer, Stan Kennedy, Murray Blake, Kent Grace, Debbie (McMillan) Johnson, Merrill Johnson, (second row) Marsha (Carneal) Lennon, Linda (Burd) Cayce, Lynn Waggoner, Phil Mathis, Sandi (Cox) Thompson, Cynthia York, Edd Gray, (third row) Susan (Elliot) Rit- tenberry, Susan Gordon, Dawn (Kraick) Fran- cis, Ginger (Hendrix) Lee, Steve Austin, Linda (Turner) Leith, (fourth row) Austria (Bibbs) Arnold, Louis Holloway, Billy Killebrew, Deb- bie (Ezell) Oliver, (fifth row) Janice (Sadler) Sivells, Lita (Cunnighman) Hannes, Jane (Gre- sham) Frommel, Vicki (Bacon) Bailey, (sixth row) Teresa (Gore) Moss, Paula (Hammons) Halcomb, Terry Cook, Alan Estes, (seventh row) Patti (Clayton) Mahoney, Frank Latham, Becky (Watson) Johnson, Hugh Lewis, (eighth row) Billy Johnson, Barbara (Martin) Powell, Pete Turner, Susan (Hardison) Shivar, (ninth row) John Jones, Anthony Kirby, Bonnie (Brown) Massinon, Ronnie Johnson, (tenth row) David Duke, Mark Cansler, (eleventh row) Ken Dougherty, Ray Mart, (twelth row) Sandra (Beebe) Dresel, David Shelton, (thir- teenth row) Peggy Pool, Dan Clampet and Bil- ly Gates. Those in attendance but not pic- tured were Jerry Sholar, David Johnson, David Dunn, Dale Lisenbee, Alvin Johnson and Rob Meacham. A10 Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 | www.kentuckynewera.com Your Local Weather brought to you by:

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TOURNAMENTS KHSAA STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT n Want to meet BOYS District 5 At Lyon Co. TONIGHT a tough guy? Livingston Cent. vs. Crittenden Co., 6 p.m. Trigg Co. vs. Lyon Co., 7:45 p.m. Grappling honors THURSDAY NIGHT Championship, 7 p.m. Talk with a District 7 At Caldwell Co. Cols’ Killebrew takes 2nd, Polley TONIGHT Hopkins Co. Central at Caldwell Co., 8 p.m. TUESDAY NIGHT wrestler Madisonville vs. Dawson Springs, 8 p.m. hen people hear the THURSDAY NIGHT finishes 3rd at state wresting meet word “wrestling,” in- Championship, 8 p.m. District 8 FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS Wstantly thoughts of Rick At Christian Co. Rude coming off the top rope TONIGHT Christian County High and pile driving somebody into Hopkinsville vs. Fort Campbell, 6 p.m. School senior wrestler J.J. the canvas or maybe Jerry Christian Co. vs. University Heights Acad- Killebrew advanced to the 113- Lawler bashing someone with a emy, 7:30 p.m. pound finals of the 2012 Ken- chair come to mind. FRIDAY NIGHT But for high school athletes Championship, 8 p.m. tucky High School Athletic Association State Wrestling who choose to “wrastle” they de- District 13 serve your ultimate respect. At Russellville Tournament Saturday at All- TONIGHT tech Arena at Kentucky Horse You may ask why? Logan Co. vs. Todd Co. Central, 8 p.m. Park in Lexington. The reason is because these TUESDAY NIGHT Killebrew faced former athletes determine their own Russellville vs. Franklin-Simpson, 8 p.m. University Heights Academy success. And that success is de- FRIDAY NIGHT and Union County star Trae termined more by what they do Championship, 7 p.m. Blackwell in the finals and off the mat than what they do on GIRLS it. They have to stick to a strict District 5 fell 11-8. Blackwell led 9-8 before he diet to make sure they don’t gain At Lyon Co. too much weight. TUESDAY NIGHT scored a two-point takedown Livingston Cent. vs. Crittenden Co., 6 p.m. with 20 seconds remaining to They have to FROM THE Lyon Co. vs. Trigg Co., 7:45 p.m. seal the state title. force themselves FRIDAY NIGHT “I couldn’t be happier for to run and run BLEACHERS Championship, 7 p.m. J.J.,” Christian County coach and run, until District 7 Robert Burnham said. “For they can’t run At Caldwell Co. someone who came to the anymore. Then TONIGHT run some more. Madisonville-N.H. vs. Hopkins Co. Central, sport as a freshman and to win 150 matches in four For most of our 6 p.m. NEW ERA FILE PHTO young people TUESDAY NIGHT years is special.” Christian County’s J.J. Killebrew took second place in the 113-pound division today, that re- Dawson Springs at Caldwell Co., 6 p.m. Saturday at the KHSAA State Wrestling Tournament in Lexington. SEE STATE, PAGE B3 THURSDAY NIGHT quires way too Championship, 6 p.m. much self-disci- District 8 pline. Heck, that’s At Christian Co. too much work TUESDAY NIGHT for many of us JOE Hopkinsville vs. Fort Campbell, 6 p.m. older folks, who WILSON n Christian Co. vs. University Heights Acad- have a lot more emy, 7:30 p.m. Canaan, No. 16 Murray State success sitting in FRIDAY NIGHT Championship, 6 p.m. a chair with our hands in a bag District 13 of potato chips than out pound- At Russellville ing our running shoes on the TONIGHT defeat No. 21 Saint Mary's pavement. Todd Co. Central vs. Franklin-Simpson, Wrestlers are the kids you see 6:30 p.m. BY KEITH JENKINS in school who often have hair TUESDAY NIGHT NEW ERA ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR that looks like they just got out of Russellville vs. Logan Co., 6:30 p.m. bed, especially on days of meets. THURSDAY NIGHT Murray, Ky. — With the They have bodies that are sculpted Championship, 7 p.m. nation watching No. 16 Mur- into a triangle shape – strong at the ray State host No. 21 Saint top, lean in the middle. Mary’s in a BracketBuster And they are tough. They don’t showdown, Isaiah Canaan go around looking for fights, but knew he and the Racers had they don’t let the little things District to deliver an impressive bother them, that’s for sure. showing in their final home Wrestling is good for other game of the season. sports too. They did. It should be a requirement for tourneys The junior guard scored all high school football players, es- 17 of his game-high 23 pecially linemen that they wres- points in the second half as tle. What a great sport to work on Murray State defeated the footwork and quickness. But most Gaels 65-51 in the Racers’ important, it would teach self-dis- to tip off most convincing win to cipline and toughness. date over a nationally rec- For those of you who don’t ognized opponent. know or don’t remember, Hop- “Some people might have kinsville was the epicenter of thought I might not have high school wrestling in the mid- tonight been as good,” Canaan said. 1980s and early 1990s. Hop- “I just tried to go out and kinsville High School won state BY JOE WILSON just try to do whatever I can titles in 1985, 1986 and 1992. NEW ERA SPORTS EDITOR to try to help my team win. Christian County was state run- Doing what the coaches ask ner-up in 1985 and 1986 and won The last three months of high me and everything else will a state title in 1988. school basketball have all led up to take care of itself.” The Tigers went 14 years in a this week – the district tournaments. Canaan shot 9-for-13 from row when they didn’t finish any In District 8, all eyes will be on the field, including 5-for-8 worse than fourth in the state the second game tonight at Chris- from 3-point range. But it was tournament. tian County’s Colonel Gym when senior guard Donte Poole Here are some names for you the hosts will take on rival Uni- who got Murray State going to consider: Jeff “Peek-a-boo” versity Heights Academy at 7:30. in the first half in front of Merritt, Steve Bailey, Eddie Per- The Colonels (7-20) have strug- 8,825 fans, the largest crowd son, Andy Lee, Tom Lee and gled down the stretch, losing five ever at the CFSB Center. Jimmy Perrin just to name a few. in a row on the way to amassing Poole scored all of his 11 All great former wrestlers here the worst record for the school’s points before halftime as who had the respect of their basketball team since 1964-65 the Racers jumped out to a classmates. when Christian County went 5-17. 10-2 lead and never trailed. Some of you parents are think- For first-year coach Tyler “He was very big,” ing about an activity for your Smithhart, it was a learning ex- Canaan said of Poole. “They kids to get into that will have a perience both on the sideline and were denying me, trying to positive influence on their lives. on the court. He had to replace make sure I don’t get the Some of you kids are looking for five starters and several key ball, and he stepped up and a way to fit in to something that bench players from the team that made them pay. In the sec- means something to you. won the 2011 KHSAA Sweet 16 ond half, they had to key in Consider wrestling. Like foot- state championship. on him and that’s when I ball, the sport teaches many life One of the Colonels’ 17 losses tried to make them pay. So ASSOCIATED PRESS lessons. And any wrestler will came at the hands of the Blazers he did a great job in the first Murray State junior guard Isaiah Canaan (3) shoots over Saint Mary's forward tell you it’s worth the work. (14-11), which defeated Christian half of making open shots.” Brad Waldow during the first half of their game Saturday in Murray. Canaan fin- County 64-58 Dec. 16 in the Toyota ished with a game-high 23 points as the 16th-ranked Racers defeated the 21st- REACH JOE WILSON at 270-887-3260 or SEE HOOPS, PAGE B3 SEE MURRAY, PAGE B2 ranked Gaels 65-51. [email protected].

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(Siva 6), DePaul 20 (Kelly, Young 5). Total N.Y. Rangers 3, Columbus 2, OT NBA Fouls—Louisville 16, DePaul 23. A—13,674. Winnipeg 5, Colorado 1 At A Glance AUSTIN PEAY 71, YOUNGSTOWN ST. 68 Vancouver 5, Edmonton 2 By The Associated Press YOUNGSTOWN ST. (14-13) Today All Times CST Eargle 4-8 6-7 14, Brooks 5-11 0-0 13, Allen 3- Ottawa at N.Y. Islanders, Noon 12 1-2 10, K. Perry 8-14 0-0 20, Ward 3-9 0-1 9, Washington at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Jones leads No. 1 UK EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic W L Pct GB Amiker Jr. 1-2 0-0 2, Cole 0-0 0-0 0, Chojnacki 0- Philadelphia 20 12 .625 — 0 0-0 0, Larson 0-0 0-0 0, Podolsky 0-0 0-0 0. To- GOLF Northern Trust Open Par Scores Boston 15 15 .500 4 tals 24-56 7-10 68. Sunday New York 16 16 .500 4 AUSTIN PEAY (10-19) At Riviera Country Club Toronto 9 23 .281 11 Baker 3-11 1-2 7, Terry 2-6 10-10 14, Fraley 3- Los Angeles New Jersey 9 24 .273 11 1/2 11 3-6 9, Williams 0-1 0-0 0, Lawrence 2-5 0-0 5, Purse: $6.6 million Southeast W L Pct GB Clyburn 1-3 1-2 3, Triggs 1-3 0-0 2, Greer 0-1 0-0 Yardage: 7,349- Par: 71 past Mississippi Miami 25 7 .781 — 0, Edmondson 8-17 2-3 23, Freeman 2-4 4-4 8, Final Orlando 20 12 .625 5 Blake 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 22-66 21-27 71. (x-won on second hole of playoff) Atlanta 19 12 .613 5 1/2 Halftime—Youngstown St. 33-28. 3-Point LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) x-Bill Haas 72-68-68-69— 277 -7 Washington 7 24 .226 17 1/2 Goals—Youngstown St. 13-29 (K. Perry 4-7, Phil Mickelson 66-70-70-71— 277 -7 — As motivation to keep Charlotte 4 27 .129 20 1/2 Brooks 3-6, Allen 3-8, Ward 3-8), Austin Peay 6- Keegan Bradley 71-69-66-71— 277 -7 Central W L Pct GB 22 (Edmondson 5-12, Lawrence 1-3, Terry 0-1, the Rupp Arena crowd Williams 0-1, Baker 0-1, Blake 0-4). Fouled Sergio Garcia 69-76-70-64— 279 -5 Chicago 25 8 .758 — Jimmy Walker 72-66-72-69— 279 -5 rowdy, Kentucky coach Indiana 19 12 .613 5 Out—Brooks. Rebounds—Youngstown St. 32 (Eargle 10), Austin Peay 51 (Baker, Fraley 13). Jarrod Lyle 7573-65-71-70— 279 -5 John Calipari has said Milwaukee 13 18 .419 11 Dustin Johnson 71-70-67-71— 279 -5 Cleveland 12 17 .414 11 Assists—Youngstown St. 13 (Allen 5), Austin when the Wildcats lose Peay 10 (Lawrence 4). Total Fouls— Bo Van Pelt 74-68-68-70— 280 -4 Detroit 11 22 .333 14 J.B. Holmes 67-73-70-70— 280 -4 home games, he won’t WESTERN CONFERENCE Youngstown St. 18, Austin Peay 16. A—2,112. SOUTH ALABAMA 66, W. KENTUCKY 61 Jonathan Byrd 68-70-69-73— 280 -4 stick around to sign au- Southwest W L Pct GB Also San Antonio 22 9 .710 — W. KENTUCKY (9-18) tographs. Akol 5-8 1-2 11, Fant 2-6 1-2 5, Gordon 6-13 3-4 Jim Furyk 72-70-69-70— 281 -3 Dallas 20 12 .625 2 1/2 Bubba Watson 70-69-72-71— 282 -2 Three years into his Memphis 18 14 .563 4 1/2 16, Crook 6-11 1-2 14, Price 2-11 0-0 4, Anyigbo 1- 2 0-1 2, McDonald 3-7 0-0 7, Snipes 0-2 0-0 0, Zollo Zach Johnson 71-69-71-72— 283 -1 Houston 18 14 .563 4 1/2 K.J. Choi 69-71-74-70— 284 E tenure, he’s still signed New Orleans 7 23 .233 14 1/2 1-3 0-1 2. Totals 26-63 6-12 61. SOUTH ALABAMA (15-10) Vijay Singh 74-70-71-70— 285 +1 after every home game. Northwest W L Pct GB Y.E. Yang 72-72-69-73— 286 +2 Rubit 4-11 2-4 10, Lundy 1-6 0-0 2, Anderson 3- Terrence Jones had 15 Oklahoma City 24 7 .774 — Spencer Levin 73-66-73-78— 290 +6 7 3-4 9, Goldstein 3-12 2-2 9, Ammons 4-10 9-10 Portland 17 15 .531 7 1/2 Ernie Els 73-68-73-78— 292 +8 points and 11 rebounds 17, Jones 4-6 0-0 9, Wright 0-0 0-0 0, Diaz 0-0 0-0 Denver 17 15 .531 7 1/2 Rickie Fowler 75-69-70-79— 293 +9 0, Carter 4-10 2-2 10. Totals 23-62 18-22 66. to lead No. 1 Kentucky to Utah 15 15 .500 8 1/2 ACE Group Classic Par Scores Halftime—W. Kentucky 26-24. 3-Point Minnesota 16 16 .500 8 1/2 Sunday a 77-62 victory over Mis- Goals—W. Kentucky 3-17 (Crook 1-2, Gordon 1- Pacific W L Pct GB At TwinEagles Golf Club (Talon Course) 3, McDonald 1-4, Snipes 0-1, Zollo 0-1, Price 0-6), sissippi on Saturday, the L.A. Clippers 19 10 .655 — Naples, Fla. South Alabama 2-10 (Jones 1-2, Goldstein 1-6, Wildcats’ 50th consecu- L.A. Lakers 18 13 .581 2 Final Ammons 0-1, Lundy 0-1). Fouled Out—None. Phoenix 13 19 .406 7 1/2 Charles Schwab Cup points in parentheses tive win at home. Rebounds—W. Kentucky 35 (Gordon 9), South Golden State 11 17 .393 7 1/2 Kenny Perry 64-62-70 — 196 -20 Alabama 48 (Rubit 13). Assists—W. Kentucky “I made an executive de- Sacramento 10 21 .323 10 Bernhard Langer 66-65-70 — 201 -15 Saturday 11 (Crook, Price 3), South Alabama 11 (Ander- Bill Glasson 68-66-68 — 202 -14 cision with the radio group San Antonio 103, L.A. Clippers 100, OT son 4). Total Fouls—W. Kentucky 22, South Al- Mike Goodes 65-68-69 — 202 -14 outside, the 9,000 people New Jersey 97, Chicago 85 abama 14. A—4,126. Tom Lehman 64-66-72 — 202 -14 that stay after,” Calipari Memphis 104, Golden State 103 College Basketball Schedule Jay Haas 66-68-69 — 203 -13 Portland 97, Atlanta 77 All Times CST Larry Mize 62-67-75 — 204 -12 said, referring to the fans Sunday Today David Frost 68-66-71 — 205 -11 that stick around to hear New York 104, Dallas 97 EAST Russ Cochran 64-70-72 — 206 -10 Miami 90, Orlando 78 Fairfield at Marist, 6 p.m. Jeff Sluman 69-67-70 — 206 -10 Calipari’s interview on the Cleveland 93, Sacramento 92 UConn at Villanova, 6 p.m. Also postgame radio show. “If I Detroit 96, Boston 81 DePaul at St. John’s, 8 p.m. Nick Price 68-73-66 — 207 -9 walk in there after an ‘L,’ Indiana 108, Charlotte 73 SOUTH Loren Roberts 71-69-67 — 207 -9 Houston 101, Utah 85 Md.-Eastern Shore at Howard, 1 p.m. Tom Kite 72-69-74 — 215 -1 no balls get signed. So now Minnesota 92, Philadelphia 91 Texas Southern at MVSU, 4:30 p.m. Corey Pavin 70-72-74 — 216 E I’ll be out there signing 200 Kennesaw St. at Jacksonville, 6 p.m. Milwaukee 92, New Jersey 85 Brad Faxon 77-66-74 — 217 +1 basketballs before I leave Phoenix 102, L.A. Lakers 90 Longwood at Norfolk St., 6 p.m. Hale Irwin 70-71-77 — 218 +2 ASSOCIATED PRESS Oklahoma City 124, Denver 118, OT Mercer at North Florida, 6 p.m. LPGA Honda Thailand Par Scores the building.” Kentucky's Terrence Jones (left) goes to the basket as Mississippi's Today ETSU at Lipscomb, 6:30 p.m. Sunday The Wildcats (26-1, 11-0 Atlanta at Chicago, 3 p.m. Florida A&M at SC State, 6:30 p.m. At Siam Country Club (Pattaya Old Course) Murphy Holloway defends during the first half of their game Satur- SC-Upstate at Belmont, 7 p.m. Chonburi, Thailand Southeastern Confer- New Jersey at New York, 6:30 p.m. day in Lexington. Boston at Dallas, 7 p.m. Delaware St. at Hampton, 7 p.m. Purse: $1.5 million ence) are 49-0 at home Memphis at Houston, 7 p.m. Bethune-Cookman at Savannah St., 7 p.m. Yardage: 6,469- Par: 72 New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Alcorn St. at Alabama A&M, 7:30 p.m. Final under head coach John wards Terrance Henry Orlando at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Southern U. at Alabama St., 7:30 p.m. a-amateur Calipari as part of the Kentucky and Murphy Holloway Minnesota at Denver, 8 p.m. SOUTHWEST Yani Tseng 73-65-65-66— 269 -19 nation’s longest active took the ball inside with- Washington at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Prairie View at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 7:30 p.m. Ai Miyazato 67-70-65-68— 270 -18 San Antonio at Utah, 8 p.m. Baylor at Texas, 8 p.m. Jiyai Shin 70-66-68-67— 271 -17 home winning streak. out the nation’s leading L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. FAR WEST Amy Yang 68-69-68-69— 274 -14 At one point in the first at Miss. St. shot blocker looming. Jimin Kang 70-72-69-67— 278 -10 Portland at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. UC Davis at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. half, the Rebels led 31-29. Henry, who had 16 points Shanshan Feng 70-70-70-68— 278 -10 When:Tuesday NHL A. Blumenherst 71-67-71-69— 278 -10 But as soon as they did, of his 18 points in the first COLLEGE BASKETBALL Stacy Lewis 70-69-69-70— 278 -10 Where: Starkville, Miss. At A Glance Darius Miller tied the half, helped the Rebels (15- No. 1 KENTUCKY 77, MISSISSIPPI 62 Jenny Shin 71-70-67-71— 279 -9 Time: 8 p.m. MISSISSIPPI (15-11) All Times CST Karrie Webb 68-65-71-75— 279 -9 game back up with a soar- 11, 5-7) take a 31-29 lead. Henry 7-13 3-4 18, Buckner 1-3 1-2 3, Holloway EASTERN CONFERENCE On the air:TV: ESPN, 8 p.m.; Ra- Also ing dunk over Reginald But the Wildcats hit 7-14 1-2 15, Williams 4-7 0-0 8, Summers 0-5 1-2 Atlantic Division a-Ariya Jutanugarn73-69-65-74— 281 -7 dio: WHOP-FM (98.7)/WKDZ- 1, Cox 2-2 0-0 4, Aniefiok 0-0 0-0 0, Norman 0-0 0- GP WLOT P GF GA Buckner. The one-handed three straight 3-pointers Cristie Kerr 74-68-71-69— 282 -6 FM (106.5), 6:30 p.m. 0 0, Jones 1-1 0-0 2, Kendrick 3-8 3-4 11. Totals 25- N.Y. Rangers57 38 14 5 81 161 116 Se Ri Pak 68-74-71-72— 285 -3 slam woke Kentucky’s no- to take a 43-35 halftime, 53 9-14 62. New Jersey 58 34 20 4 72 164 159 Michelle Wie 75-68-73-73— 289 +1 KENTUCKY (26-1) Philadelphia 58 32 19 7 71 193 177 torious home crowd back and they never trailed in Jones 7-11 1-1 15, Kidd-Gilchrist 1-4 2-4 4, Pittsburgh 59 33 21 5 71 184 160 NASCAR up, and the Cats went on a the second half. Davis 4-5 2-4 10, Lamb 4-11 4-4 16, Teague 2-9 1- N.Y. Islanders5825 25 8 58 139 168 NASCAR-Sprint Cup-Daytona 500 Lineup 2 5, Miller 5-12 1-2 14, Polson 0-0 0-0 0, Beckham Northeast Division After Sunday qualifying; race Sunday 14-3 run over the next two- The double-double was 0-0 0-0 0, Vargas 0-0 0-0 0, Long 0-0 0-0 0, Wiltjer GP WLOT P GF GA At Daytona International Speedway and-a-half minutes. Jones’ first of his sopho- 5-6 0-0 13. Totals 28-58 11-17 77. Boston 57 35 20 2 72 190 132 Daytona Beach, Fla. Miller, a senior, is the more season after record- Halftime—Kentucky 43-35. 3-Point Goals— Ottawa 60 30 22 8 68 179 183 Lap length: 2.5 miles Mississippi 3-5 (Kendrick 2-3, Henry 1-1, Toronto 59 29 24 6 64 178 180 (Car number in parentheses) only player or coach on ing 13 as a freshman. Williams 0-1), Kentucky 10-18 (Lamb 4-6, Wilt- Montreal 60 24 26 10 58 160 164 1. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 194.738. Kentucky’s bench that’s As Ole Miss was taking jer 3-4, Miller 3-7, Teague 0-1). Fouled Out— Buffalo 59 25 27 7 57 148 175 2. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 194.087. been a part of all 50 games None. Rebounds—Mississippi 25 (Holloway 6), Southeast Division Failed to Qualify The last time the Wild- the ball inside before half- Kentucky 34 (Jones 11). Assists—Mississippi 8 GP WLOT P GF GA (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 193.503. in the home win streak. cats lost a home game time, the Wildcats were set- (Henry 3), Kentucky 18 (Teague 8). Total Florida 58 27 20 11 65 144 162 (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 192.777. “It’s a great feeling to be was March 4, 2009. Billy tling for outside jumpers Fouls—Mississippi 13, Kentucky 12. A—24,239. Winnipeg 61 29 26 6 64 153 170 (32) Terry Labonte, Ford, 191.522. No. 16 MURRAY ST. 65, No. 21 SAINT Washington 58 29 24 5 63 159 163 (97) Bill Elliott, Toyota, 189.95. able to accomplish some- Gillispie was the head that initially weren’t falling. MARY’S (CAL) 51 Tampa Bay 58 26 26 6 58 163 195 (40) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, 191.18. thing like that at a program coach, and Kentucky lost But Kyle Wiltjer and Miller SAINT MARY’S (CAL) (23-5) Carolina 59 22 26 11 55 153 181 (09) Kenny Wallace, Toyota, 191.567. like this,” he said. “I’m just 90-85 to Georgia. came off the bench and Steindl 3-5 0-0 7, Jones 2-8 0-0 4, Rowley 0-0 0- WESTERN CONFERENCE (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 191.16. 0 0, Page 1-10 0-0 3, Dellavedova 6-13 5-6 17, Central Division (7) Robby Gordon, Dodge, 188.229. happy and blessed to be a Kentucky took an early started hitting shots. Both Waldow 2-5 0-0 4, Young 3-6 0-0 6, Sanchez 0-0 0- GP WLOT P GF GA (37) Mike Wallace, Ford, 189.853. part of something like that. 16-5 lead, but the Rebels players had 10 points at 0 0, Levesque 2-3 2-2 6, Petrulis 0-0 0-0 0, Detroit 60 41 17 2 84 190 139 (33) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, 191.27. Williams 1-2 2-2 4, Walker II 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 20- St. Louis 59 36 16 7 79 150 117 (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 193.245. It was kind of a struggle took advantage of fresh- halftime, and the hot shoot- 53 9-10 51. Nashville 59 34 19 6 74 165 154 (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 193.607. my first year here, and the man center Anthony ing carried over to the sec- MURRAY ST. (26-1) Chicago 60 32 21 7 71 189 178 (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 194.028. way that it changed so Davis sitting for much of ond half. Kentucky finished Daniel 2-4 4-4 8, Aska 4-9 0-0 8, Canaan 9-13 0- Columbus 59 17 35 7 41 136 195 (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 191.506. 1 23, Poole 4-7 0-0 11, Long 3-4 0-0 6, Wilson 0-0 0- Northwest Division (26) Tony Raines, Ford, 192.534. quickly_I’m just blessed to the first half because of the game shooting 10 of 18 0 0, Mushatt 0-2 2-2 2, Jackson 2-3 0-1 5, Garrett GP WLOT P GF GA (51) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 191.363. be a part of it.” foul trouble. Ole Miss for- from 3-point range. 1-1 0-2 2, Bland 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-43 6-10 65. Vancouver 59 38 15 6 82 194 144 (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 193.224. Halftime—Murray St. 34-25. 3-Point Goals— Calgary 59 28 22 9 65 142 155 (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 192.914. Saint Mary’s (Cal) 2-14 (Steindl 1-2, Page 1-6, Colorado 60 29 27 4 62 151 168 (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 193.449. Jones 0-2, Dellavedova 0-4), Murray St. 9-17 Minnesota 59 26 24 9 61 131 154 (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 192.6. (Canaan 5-8, Poole 3-5, Jackson 1-2, Mushatt 0- Edmonton 58 22 30 6 50 153 177 (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 193.665. 1, Daniel 0-1). Fouled Out—Levesque. Re- Pacific Division (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 193.844. bounds—Saint Mary’s (Cal) 24 (Levesque 6), GP WLOT P GF GA (93) David Reutimann, Toyota, 189.235. Murray St. 31 (Daniel 8). Assists—Saint Mary’s San Jose 57 31 19 7 69 167 142 (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 191.063. (Cal) 9 (Dellavedova 6), Murray St. 11 (Canaan Phoenix 59 29 21 9 67 152 147 (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 191.873. Western (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 191.963. 4). Total Fouls—Saint Mary’s (Cal) 16, Murray Los Angeles 59 27 21 11 65 124 126 (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 193.374. St. 16. Technical—Garrett. A—8,825. Dallas 59 29 26 4 62 152 167 (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota. No. 19 LOUISVILLE 90, DEPAUL 82, OT Anaheim 59 25 24 10 60 152 168 (49) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 187.954. LOUISVILLE (21-6) NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for (22) A J Allmendinger, Dodge, 193.121. Kuric 9-17 2-2 25, Behanan 0-1 2-4 2, Dieng 4- overtime loss. removes (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 191.127. 6 0-1 8, Siva 2-6 4-4 9, C. Smith 7-15 4-6 20, R. Saturday (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 191.738. Smith 5-11 3-4 16, Swopshire 1-2 2-3 4, Justice 0- Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 193.382. 0 0-0 0, Ware 0-0 0-0 0, Blackshear 2-8 1-3 6. To- Chicago 6, Columbus 1 (23) Robert Richardson Jr., Toyota, 188.438. tals 30-66 18-27 90. St. Louis 4, Minnesota 0 (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, 190.605. DEPAUL (11-15) N.Y. Islanders 4, Carolina 3 (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 192.868. interim Melvin 7-18 0-0 14, Crockett 2-7 3-4 9, Kirk 5- Tampa Bay 2, Washington 1 Vancouver 6, Toronto 2 (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 193.665. ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 0-0 11, Young 10-13 5-7 27, McKinney 4-7 0-1 8, (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 193.615. Phoenix 2, Dallas 1, OT Clahar 1-1 4-4 6, McGhee 0-0 0-0 0, Robertson Jr. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 190.99. Murray State coach Steve Prohm talks with his team during a 1-3 0-0 2, Kelly 2-9 0-0 5. Totals 32-66 12-16 82. Calgary 1, Los Angeles 0 (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 191.84. Halftime—DePaul 42-32. End Of Regula- Sunday timeout in their game Saturday in Murray (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 192.583. tion—Tied 77. 3-Point Goals—Louisville 12-32 Buffalo 6, Pittsburgh 2 tag from (Kuric 5-10, R. Smith 3-6, C. Smith 2-9, Siva 1- Detroit 3, San Jose 2 (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 192.992. 2, Blackshear 1-4, Swopshire 0-1), DePaul 6-20 Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 193.999. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 193.249. MURRAY: Racers defeat (Young 2-4, Crockett 2-5, Kirk 1-1, Kelly 1-7, Minnesota 2, Boston 0 Melvin 0-1, McKinney 0-2). Fouled Out—Crock- New Jersey 3, Montreal 1 (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 190.046. ett, Dieng. Rebounds—Louisville 40 (Dieng 8), Anaheim 2, Florida 0 (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 193.803. Harper DePaul 36 (Melvin 10). Assists—Louisville 17 Nashville 3, Dallas 2 (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 190.022. Gaels, honor seniors FROM PAGE B1 BY COLIN FLY COLLEGE BASKETBALL AP SPORTS WRITER n After Murray State (26-1) took a 34-25 lead into halftime, the Racers scored the first four points Western Kentucky is of the second half and set the stage for Canaan. keeping Ray Harper as Kuric, Smiths lead Louisville The 6-foot guard, who has been named the head coach. Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week five Athletic director Ross ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) — Louisville points despite 33-percent shooting (22 of 66) times this season, scored eight straight points, Bjork announced the worked its way back Saturday, refusing to in the Bracket Busters game. including two shots from behind the arc, to put move Sunday after panic or wilt when the No. 19 Cardinals The Penguins (14-13), of the Horizon the Racers up 52-35 with 11:28 to play. Canaan Harper was named in- found themselves trailing scappy DePaul League, led by 10 points early and 47-40 then tossed a lob pass to Brandon Garrett who terim coach following the by 17 points in the first half. with 13:44 remaining. The Governors, of threw down a dunk to give Murray State a 54-35 firing of Ken McDonald. Harper will be introduced “Everybody just stayed positive. We’re the Ohio Valley Conference, then went on advantage, its largest lead of the night. to fans at a pep rally at going to make our run just as well as they a 20-7 run to lead by six with 5:54 left. Matthew Dellavedova, who played with a sore E.A. Did- did,” Cardinals guard Chris Smith said. Youngstown State got within a point right ankle, led the Gaels (23-5) with 17 points dle Arena “Then we just started hitting shots and twice in the last 19 seconds, but Austin and had six assists, giving the junior guard a on Mon- started getting the flow going and it was Peay hit 5 of 6 free throws to seal it. school-record 512 for his career. Dellavedova was day night. just whole totally different game.” Melvin Baker and former Heritage the only double-digit scorer for Saint Mary’s, “ W e The Cardinals, down 10 at the half, survived Christian Academy standout John Fraley which took the floor without its defensive stop- have total DePaul’s raging start and with Russ Smith pulled down 13 rebounds apiece for the per Stephen Holt, who suffered an injury to his c o n f i - hitting key back-to-back baskets in overtime, Governors. right knee in Wednesday night’s 75-60 loss to dence in rallied for an 90-82 victory at the noisy All- Kendrick Perry scored 20 points, hitting Loyola Marymount. After starting the season 22- his ability state Arena where they were back by a large four treys as the Penguins made 13 of 29 3- 2, the Gaels have lost three of their last four. to return contingent of red-clad Louisville fans. pointers. The Racers, who were the last team in Division our pro- Harper “It was a real Big East game today, nSouth Alabama 66, Western Ken- I to lose this season, can rest easier with their first gram to bumps and bruises, you need ice packs tucky 61: In Mobile, Ala., Mychal Am- victory over a quality opponent since beating prominence,” Bjork said when you get back, I will probably need to mons scored 17 points and South Alabama Memphis on its home floor in early December. in a statement. “We put get in the cold tub, but today was a hard closed with an 18-5 run to defeat Western “I think we’re definitely in as an at-large bid,” him in a very challenging fought win,” Chris Smith said. “Today, I Kentucky 66-61 Saturday night in a Sun first-year Murray State coach Steve Prohm said situation by naming him felt we earned this one.” Belt Conference game. after running through his team’s resume. “Now, our interim coach on Jan- Kyle Kuric scored 25 points, Chris Smith The Jaguars (15-10, 7-7) won their third I think it’s just about seeding.” uary 6, but he has per- added 20 and Russ Smith 16 to lead the straight game and fifth in the last six. After the game, Prohm honored the team’s three formed admirably in these Cardinals (21-6, 9-5 Big East). South Alabama trailed 56-48 with 5:41 to seniors — Poole, Ivan Aska and Jewuan Long — unique circumstances Kuric had 17 of his points in the second play before making its closing run. The who are the winningest class in program history. while bringing much- half and was 9 for 17 from the field. He Jaguars scored 14 of the game’s next 16 The Racers then celebrated their third straight needed energy and excite- ment to our program.” made five 3-pointers. points and got crucial free throws from Ohio Valley Conference regular-season title that Austin Peay 71, Youngstown State Trey Anderson and Javier Carter in the Harper has a 4-7 record n they had clinched Wednesday with a win at South- since taking over for Mc- 68: In Clarksville, Tenn., former Heritage last 30 seconds to clinch the win. east Missouri State. The players cut down the nets Donald and the Hilltoppers Christian Academy standout TyShwan Carter, who scored 10 points and took 10 and watched a video featuring a message from for- (9-18, 5-9 Sun Belt Confer- Edmondson scored 23 points and Austin rebounds, was one of two Jaguars to post a mer coach Billy Kennedy, who is now at Texas ence) are on their way to Peay dominated the boards to overcome a double-double. Augustine Rubit recorded A&M, and highlights of the three seniors. their first losing season in poor shooting night and rally past his ninth double-double of the season with Murray State will face Tennessee State, the 12 years. But attendance Youngstown State 71-68 on Saturday night, 10 points and 13 boards. Carter also blocked only team to beat the Racers this season, Thurs- numbers have risen over snapping a five-game losing streak. eight shots, a personal best, and the second- day in Nashville, Tenn. the last four home games, The Governors (10-19) had a 51-32 re- most in a game in school history. a key benchmark Bjork bounding advantage. They grabbed 27 of- Derrick Gordon led Western Kentucky (9-18, REACH KEITH JENKINSat 270-887-3261 or [email protected]. looked at when he decided fensive boards and scored 29 second-chance 5-9) with 16 points and Jamal Crook added 14. Follow Keith on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MrKeith_Jenkins. to let McDonald go. www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 B3

Post your community event DISCOUNTED BRIEFS n NASCAR n Maker’s Mark and on the Jim Beam Candy HCA girls’ JV squad “Community Calendar” at: PLACE ONE LIQUORS www.kentuckynewera.com ACROSS FROM BRADFORD SQUARE takes 2nd at tourney 2941 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • 885-1321 Heritage Christian Academy’s girls’ JV basketball team took second place Saturday night in the Kentucky Christian Athletic As- sociation State Tour- nament. Community Chris- tian held off the Lady Warriors 40-35 in the championship game. Grace Waldron led HCA (10-4) with 11 points. The Lady Warriors advanced to the cham- pionship by defeating Trinity Christian 22- 12 in the semifinals. Nikita Platero had eight points to pace HCA. Platero and Wal- dron each were named to the All- Tournament team. Trigg’s Stevens earns ASSOCIATED PRESS title at youth tourney Jeff Gordon’s car slides on its side during a crash in the Budweiser Shootout Saturday at Daytona Interna- Trigg County’s tional Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. Kyle Busch edged Tony Stewart for the victory. Colin Stevens won the 98-pound division at the Youth State election O Wrestling Tourna- Edwards earns Daytona S f ment Saturday in Lex- tock Carp ington. In-S et The event was held at the same time as pole in Sunday qualifying the KHSAA State In Stock Special Wrestling Tourna- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. “It’s so neat to come race is set through Thurs- ment. (AP) — Carl Edwards fell down here and to be so fast day’s twin 150-mile quali- Do A Room bitterly short in last sea- and to really have fun fying races. $ 99 12x12 $271.84 Driver, EKU upset son’s bid to win the qualifying here,” Edwards But only four starting NASCAR championship. said. “These are the best spots are up for grabs. 12x15 $339.80 Missouri in softball He’s starting 2012 out race cars we’ve ever had at NASCAR guarantees front. Daytona. Coming down 16 12x22 $453.13 Former Christian starting spots to the top 35 per yard Edwards, who lost the here I didn’t even consider teams from last season, County High School championship last season the pole, so this is huge.” softball star Hannah three spots go to the fastest installed w/pad on a tie-breaker to Tony Biffle was not as thrilled. drivers in time trials not ® Driver and the East- Stewart, won the pole for “I’m a little disap- HOME TOWN ern Kentucky Univer- already locked in and one Take Up & Disposal, Prep, the season-opening Day- pointed,” Biffle said. “I spot goes to a previous DECORATING sity Lady Colonels tona 500, beating team- hate the wind. I guess if upset No. 5 Missouri NASCAR champion. The Stairs & Furniture - Subject mate Greg Biffle for the you’re out sailing, it’s drivers who earned start- 6-5 in top starting spot during a good. It was singing down To Additional Charge ing spots in qualifying 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 10 in- windy Sunday qualifying the back, but coming down were defending race win- Minimum charge for bathrooms nings session at Daytona Inter- the front I just got a big 270-885-4361 Satur- national Speedway. gust of wind coming off of ner Trevor Bayne, Tony day at Edwards turned a lap at (turn) four ... I knew I did- Raines, David Stremme the 194.738 mph — the fastest n’t have it.” and former NASCAR Qual- pole-winning speed since Edwards and Biffle were champion Terry Labonte. ity Inn Jeff Gordon’s lap of the only two drivers to Clint Bowyer, making Clas- 195.067 mph in 1999. Biffle lock down their starting his debut for Michael Wal- Driver sic. was second at 194.087 to positions in Daytona’s trip Racing, was 22nd in The give Ford and Roush Fen- unique qualifying format. qualifying but had his event was played at way Racing a sweep of the The rest of the starting time thrown out when his Troy University. front row. order for next Sunday’s car failed inspection. Eastern is off to a 3- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL 0 start to the season. PREP n Monday, February 20th GOLF n HOOPS: Districts tip off tonight Boys’ 8th District Tournament Hass wins FT. CAMPBELL VS. HOPKINSVILLE @ FROM PAGE B1 Franklin-Simpson (12-16) at 8 p.m. Tues- day with the finals set for 7 p.m. Friday. CHRISTIAN COUNTY playoff at Classic on the Colonels’ home floor. Meanwhile, the girls’ District 7 tourna- “That game has nothing to do with any- ment tips off tonight at Caldwell County Followed by UHA @ CHRISTIAN COUNTY thing because we are both different teams with Madisonville (10-20) meeting Hop- PRE-GAME-5:45 PM TIP-OFF-6:00 PM Northern now,” UHA coach Randy McCoy said. kins Central (6-22) at 6. Caldwell County “They’ve played an absolute brutal sched- (14-12) plays Dawson Springs (7-22) at 6 on th ule and that has made them a better bas- Tuesday with the finals set for 6 p.m. Girls’ 8 District Tournament Trail Open ketball team. We’ve played a pretty tough Thursday. schedule too. I think it will be a typical The District 13 girls’ tournament also Tuesday Night LOS ANGELES (AP) inner-city rivalry game.” starts tonight with Todd County Central — Bill Haas wound up Smithhart could be reached for a com- (20-6) playing Franklin-Simpson (14-16) at 6 PM-FT. CAMPBELL VS. HOPKINSVILLE making the biggest putt ment Sunday afternoon. 6:30 p.m. Russellville (12-15) will play @ CCHS of them all at Riviera. The winner of tonight’s game advances Logan County (11-14) at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday On the second extra to Friday’s 8 p.m. championship game. and the finals are at 7 p.m. Thursday. 7:45PM-UHA @ CHRISTIAN COUNTY hole of a three-way Tonight’s other semifinal will feature The District 5 girls’ tournament will tip playoff Sunday — Hopkinsville (27-2) against Fort Campbell off Tuesday at Lyon County with Liv- Hear All The Action On News/Talk 95.3 FM made possible by (5-20), which tips off at 6. ingston Central (21-5) meeting Crittenden and 1230 AM WHOP And Online At whopam.com clutch birdie putts The District 5 tournament tips off Co. (4-23) at 6 p.m., followed by Trigg and 1230 AM WHOP And Online At whopam.com from Phil Mickelson tonight at Lyon County High School. County (10-16) against Lyon (10-18) at 8. and Keegan Bradley Trigg County (21-8), the No. 2 seed, will The championship is set for 7 p.m. Thurs- on the final hole — face the Lyons (14-15) at 7:30 p.m., follow- day. Haas rolled in a 45-foot ing the 6 p.m. contest featuring Liv- And in District 8, Hopkinsville (26-4) birdie putt across the ingston Central (19-10) against will play Fort Campbell (4-17) at 6 p.m. 10th green to win the Crittenden County (11-19). Tuesday at Colonel Gym. Christian Northern Trust Open. The district championship is scheduled County (14-13) will take on UHA (21-5) at Haas closed with a 2- for 7 p.m. Thursday. 7:30 p.m. under 69 and won a In District 7, host Caldwell County (3- The Lady Colonels and Lady Blazers PGA Tour event for 23) will take on Hopkins County Central split their regular season meetings. the third straight year. (9-21) at 8 p.m. today. Madisonville-North The girls’ District 8 finals are set for 6 He was on the prac- Hopkins (19-8) battles Dawson Springs (5- p.m. Friday. tice range at 7-under 24) at 8 p.m. Tuesday with the champi- The winner and runner-up advances to 277, warming up for a onship scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday. the region tournaments, which will begin playoff that didn’t look The District 13 tournament is set for next week. likely. Mickelson and Russellville with Todd County Central (9- Bradley, the co-leaders 21) meeting Logan County (20-9) at 8 p.m. REACH JOE WILSON at 270-887-3260 going into the final today. Russellville (15-11) plays host to or [email protected]. round, were one shot behind on the 18th hole, which had given up only six birdies all day. Mickelson rammed in a birdie putt from just outside 25 feet, STATE: Cols place 3 at tournament pointing his putter and slamming his fist FROM PAGE B1 podium and they all im- County, defeated Willen in as the gallery packed proved from last year so the third-place match 5-0. The Colonels had three into the hill below the I’m very happy with their Fort Campbell, which stately clubhouse let grapplers medal at the individual performances,” was led by David Sahms’ state meet and finished Burnham said. seventh-place finish in the out a cheer that could th be heard down Sunset 14 with 65 points. Kory Campbell County 132-pound division, was Boulevard. Bradley’s Polley took third at 145 claimed the state champi- 33rd with 26 points. birdie putt from just pounds and Caleb Austin onship with 196 points. Re- Trigg County was 40th outside 12 feet took one finished sixth at 106, de- gion 1 champion and 2011 with 20 points. The Wild- last, slow turn at the spite wrestling his final state champion Union cats were paced by eighth cup and disappeared, two matches Saturday County took second (176). grader Jerimiah Kline, setting off another with a broken hand. Louisville Trinity (153.5), who took eighth in the 106- enormous cheer. Polley’s only loss of the LaRue County (152) and pound division. They started the tournament was to state Simon Kenton (151.5) Caldwell County 145- playoff on the 18th, champion Kevin Cooper, rounded out the top five. pound grappler Kegan and Bradley had the of Simon Kenton, who had University Heights Agnew took sixth place best look at birdie with a takedown with 7 seconds Academy finished 32nd and the Tigers finished a 15-footer from just left to earn the semifinals with 27 points. Junior 44th with 17 points. off the back of the victory. Wade Willen led the Blaz- Hopkinsville, which tied green that touched the “I’m disappointed we ers by taking fourth in the for 68th with five points, right side of the cup. didn’t reach our team goal highly competitive 126- did not have a grappler LOADED It was decided on the of finishing in the top 10, pound division. Sean place at the state tourna- $ 29 312-yard 10th hole. but we had three on the Fausz, of Campbell ment. Your Choice: BaconFRY Cheddar, Bacon Ranch or Chili Cheese Limit 4 per car per visit. Not valid with any other discounts or 2921 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • Hopkinsville, KY 2promotions. Valid at participating Rally’s only. Expires 3/19/12. PPENNYRILEENNYRILE Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected] AA NEWNEW BITEBITE Burger joint introduces flavors on Canton Street

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With the noon lunch hour approaching, Davo’s Burgers and Fries sits in relative calm. With a few scattered patrons finishing their meals, the restau- rant’s waitresses mill about its front service counter, awaiting a new crop of customers to seat. As noon arrives, the restaurant’s tables quickly fill up with hungry patrons. Waitresses set to taking or- ders as the kitchen staff springs to life, grilling ham- burger patties and doling out baskets of fries. As customers finish their meals, owner Karl Sal- dana, 50, introduces himself to many of them, ask- ing them to come again. While the restaurant has only been open a week and a half, Saldana said it has already seen many repeat customers. “We got them in here now and we just want to take care of them so they’ll tell a friend,” Saldana said. The restaurant serves a variety of hamburgers, hot dogs and milkshakes — “good, old-fashioned food” as Saldana calls it. It is inside a storefront in the Indian DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Customers sit in Davo’s Burgers and Fries dining room on Hills Shopping Center, formerly home to a dry cleaner and next to China King. Friday. The restaurant also has a drive-thru window and a Construction on the restaurant took a year. In June, bar serving draft beer. Saldana told the New Era he wanted the restaurant to be open later in the summer. He said the delay came as his architectural plans were being approved at the state and local levels, with the process taking longer than he expected. As the restaurant was constructed, Saldana for- mulated its menu with the help of Clark Restaurant Services in Owensboro. The burgers come from lean patties and the restaurant offers 15 to 20 ingredients to dress them with, including green peppers, banana peppers and barbecue sauce. “They come in and if they want something we don’t have, we can run over to IGA and get it,” he said with a laugh. The restaurant also has a drive-thru window for pa- trons and a bar that serves draft beer. It has a crew of 30 and seats around 75 people. Flatscreen TVs are sta- tioned throughout. Saldana owns two CiCi’s Pizza restaurants in Clarksville, Tenn., and another in Bowling Green. He said he always liked the idea of a burger restaurant and seized on it when he learned of the available space in Hopkinsville. As his general manager, he hired Francisco Garcia, DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA whom he met as a patron of Don Pancho, a Mexican Burgers grill at Davo’s Burgers and Fries in the kitchen. restaurant in Clarksville. Garcia has worked mostly for Mexican and Chinese restaurants, and was at- tracted to making a different kind of food. “It’s a new learning experience for both of us,” Gar- cia said. “I’ve been working in the more elaborate type of meals. This is just basic but we are going to be evolving and improving as we go on.” Despite opening with no advertising, Garcia said business has been steady. He said they want to have a more formal grand opening in the future. Saldana plans on adding more dishes to the menu in the future, including a chicken-fried steak sand- wich and jalapeno poppers. He’s also excited about adding more dressings to the hamburgers. “There is this new thing they are doing in Nashville (Tenn.) where they are putting fried eggs on burgers,” he said. “I want to bring it here. We have made a few of them and they are delicious.” Garcia hopes the new restaurant will add some va- riety to the community. “Most places are set in the rules,” he said. “We are open to trying new things. We want to bring different burgers and ingredients and see how the town likes it.” The restaurant is open each day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. It is at 3115 Canton St. DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Kitchen staff work Friday afternoon at Davo’s Burgers and Fries on Canton Street. The REACH DENNIS O’NEILat 270-887-3237 or [email protected]. DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA restaurant opened a week and a half ago, serving a menu with a variety of burgers, hot Burgers are prepared with a variety of ingredients available dogs and milkshakes. to patrons at no additional charge

SOMETHING SPARKLY n Take it from me: Extreme couponing isn’t easy started Hopdown the Pounds on Jan. 24 I watched on TV as a camera crew fol- can take my time in the aisles, looking still had many other coupons to use and and decided I would make a conscious lowed a woman to the grocery store. She and weighing the value of one item items to get. I pressed on. Ieffort to change the way I ate. I started had a stack of coupons and went shop- against another. Again and again, I found my coupons to pay attention to labels and opted for ping — filling up three carts worth of I arrived at the store shortly after 10 were not giving me the discount I more whole foods instead of things that groceries and other items. The total price p.m. to begin my adventure. needed to make it worth purchasing. were processed. was more than $500. She paid nothing for I stayed toward the outside aisles of the My frustration was rising. At this point I headed to the grocery them. Nothing. grocery store to minimize the temptation store with the idea of get- the best deal I had was 10 packages of Yeah, so maybe some of those items of cheap but otherwise unhealthy items. ting enough food to last were things I might not need (like hun- pasta for $10. At least I would be set in the majority of a month. I had no coupons for fruits or vegetables that category. dreds of packets of breath mints or 50 so I begrudgingly swallowed the $40 I It’s a little ambitious, I I made my way to the checkout aisle rolls of paper towels) and maybe I don’t would need to spend on produce alone. know, but I’m just one girl need three carts of items, but if she got with dread. without a husband or kids Then came meats: I stuck to the leaner $500 worth of groceries for free, maybe I meats, ground turkey instead of beef, “That will be $106.72,” said the sweet — not even a dog. I did it could get $25 off of my $100 tab. in college. Surely, I can do tilapia and chicken breasts. Again, no lady behind the counter. Emboldened by a new money-saving it now. coupons, so the best I could do was look So much for saving money … or sleep passion, I headed to the nearest New Era The end result was a at the price of each item. as it was now 11:20 p.m. grocery bill of more than MONICA K. stand and picked up a paper, excited to Sigh. start my collection of coupons. I gath- Now came time for the items that I had $100. It lasted me about a I obviously don’t know the basics of SMITH n ered about 30 coupons of items I honestly coupons for: pasta, canned vegetables, week. beans, sauce, cheese, and yogurt. I was extreme couponing — or even every day Healthy eating isn’t cheap. In college, it used: toothpaste, yogurt, seafood, some soup and others. excited to see my coupons in action. I couponing. If you are a coupon-master, was much easier to spend 50 cents on picked up a can of green beans and some noodles or soup, or maybe a few dol- That didn’t seem like enough. So I I’d love to follow you around the gro- lars on some pasta and sauce than it was signed up for my grocery store’s shop- found the accompanying coupon. cery store and get some pointers. to pick up vegetables and lean meats. ping program. There, I found more “Wait a second,” I thought while scan- Please, help a girl out. Still, there has to be a middle ground coupons and a list of specials for the ning the other green beans. where I can afford to eat healthy and still store. I picked 18 more coupons. Even with the coupon, I was spending a MONICA K. SMITHwrites an occasional column with an online blog be able to pay my bills. With a fistful of dollars, I headed out dollar more on this can than I would if I where she discusses some serious and some not-so-serious business. You And then I saw the answer: Extreme the door. I enjoy shopping in the evening picked up the generic brand that’s the can follow her online at www.Facebook.com/KentuckyNewEra and reach Couponing. as there are few people in the store and I same size. Frustrated, I put it down, but I her at 270-887-3243 or [email protected]. www.kentuckynewera.com | TV | Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 2012 B5

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AQUAR- JACQUELINE couple you can steer your rela- JACQUELINE IUS reads you cold. BIGAR tionship in a new direction, if BIGAR A baby born today has a Sun you so choose. PISCES under- in Pisces and a Moon in Aquar- stands you well. ius. A baby born today has a Sun in Pisces and a Moon in Aquarius until 9:31 a.m. (PST). After that time, the The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5- Moon will be in Pisces. Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi- cult The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5- Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi- ARIES (March 21-April 19) ##### Your energy cult carries a project across the finish line. You might wonder what to do next. Follow your natural inclina- ARIES (March 21-April 19) ### Others might tions, and you will land just fine. Make sure that you not intend to be challenging, but they are. You could let the special people in your life know how you feel be tired of the meetings and from processing infor- about them. This could include the waitress who serves you every day or a friend you always have mation, and want to toss your hands up in the air. coffee with. Tonight: Zero in on what you want. However, it would be better to play it low-key, say TAURUS (April 20-May 20) #### Take the lead less and/or vanish. Tonight: Obviously, you need when others are in a quandary. Your efforts are ap- some time to yourself. ##### preciated, and they can make a difference in the out- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) See what a come. Decide if you want to continue in this role or if demanding person wants, then decide what you you would rather let someone else take over. Be want from the situation. Though your immediate re- careful when dealing with a female who might be action could be that you cannot give this person what fragile. Tonight: Could be a late dinner. he or she wants, you will find a way to do just that. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ##### Keep reach- Brainstorm with a trusted friend. Tonight: You have a ing out for a friend or loved one at a distance. You lot to smile about. might have to push very hard to establish a trusting GEMINI (May 21-June 20) #### Your mind relationship. Don’t worry so much, and detach from drifts here, there and everywhere. By midday, you the immediate issue. A meeting points to a new di- anchor in and handle a demanding project or situa- rection. Tonight: Approach a situation differently. tion. You are engaged now and not likely to be dis- CANCER (June 21-July 22) #### Open up to a tracted. Opportunities knock on your door. Make very different attitude and approach. This style is people wait in a manner that shows them they will unique and points you toward a new path. Realize have your full attention very soon. Tonight: Working how fortunate you are to be able to process other ap- late. proaches. A boss, older relative or parent really ap- CANCER (June 21-July 22) #### A partner or proves of what you are doing. Tonight: Go with loved one dumps his or her problems on you. These another person’s suggestion. problems only become yours if you so choose. De- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) #### Let others make tach and imagine what it might be like to be this per- the first move, both professionally and emotionally. son. Within this framework, you will come up with a Understand what motivates another person before solution that works. Tonight: Treat yourself on the you take a leap of faith. Someone could be clear way home. about his or her feelings and explain that he or she LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) #### You might not simply cares. Consider taking a trip in the near fu- have control over others, and worrying will not help. ture. Tonight: As you like it. Allow others to run with the ball; you cannot stop VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ### Your focus can, them anyway. Discussions come out far better if they and will, make all the difference in a personal issue. occur on a one-on-one level. Tonight: Allow another You could be overwhelmed by another person’s ef- person to present his or her opinions. forts. He or she generally is supportive, but you did VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) #### The best of in- not anticipate this type of caring. Follow-through tentions can fall to the wayside. Complete a project counts. Tonight: Togetherness is the theme. that is likely to bring in money. Allow feedback from LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) #### Deal directly others. You will like one person’s ideas a lot. Tonight: with a child or loved one. You could be overwhelmed Accept a dinner invitation. by everything that is happening. Step back and con- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) #### Your imagina- sider what would be the best way to proceed. Your tion impacts your morning. By afternoon, you will imagination could go a little haywire when dealing focus on each task, project and interaction. Do not with this person. Tonight: Enjoy a special person. forget to make a call or schedule an important meet- #### SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Listen to ing. Seeing this person could be most important. what another person is trying to share with you. He Tonight: As late as you can go. or she might be trying to nudge you out of your com- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ##### Getting placent attitude. It certainly would not be a problem going could be difficult, yet by lunch you are a force to play with this person’s idea. You might even see to be dealt with. Your creativity peaks this afternoon. some value in it. Curb overindulgence. Tonight: Attempt to stay grounded, and project some of this Heading home. positive energy into the matter at hand. Tonight: SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ##### Com- Have a little fun. munication with someone you absolutely love to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) #### Make hang out with tells you a lot about what you need to important calls early. You might want to cocoon and know. Trust your judgment, but also use your listen- do nothing in the afternoon. You will see a situation ing skills. Demonstrate your ability to think outside a lot differently as a result. Take some time to reflect the box, as you sometimes get locked into your ideas. Tonight: Make time for a special friend. on whether you should close your door at work or go CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ### You know for a brief walk. Tonight: Happily head home. ### how to build security on both emotional and financial CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Handle a fi- levels. You see a difference between the two, and nancial matter immediately in the morning. Phone you know how to proceed. A family member or room- calls come in from everywhere. Your popularity might mate does everything he or she can to support you interfere with work. Know how to postpone a meet- in an adventure. Loosen up and have a long-over- ing without hurting others’ feelings. Tonight: Join a due discussion. 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