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The Wednesday Gleaner March 27, 2013 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY © No. 74, 129th year 75¢ Down on the farm Lawmakers strike accord on pensions ■■ T hayer: This will avert a looming fiscal catastrophe By Roger Alford plan, just hours before the Associated Press end of this year’s legisla- tive session. The proposal FRANKFORT — A pension to create the alternative system that had become retirement plan was ap- so financially troubled that proved as a separate mea- it weakened Kentucky’s sure; it cleared the Senate credit rating would be 32-6 and the House 70-28. shored up under legisla- “It is my opinion that tion approved by the Leg- this will avert a looming islature on Tuesday. fiscal catastrophe,” said The proposal now goes Senate Floor Leader Da- to Gov. Steve Beshear, who mon Thayer, the George- played a lead role in craft- town Republican who has Darrin Phegley / The Gleaner ing it, to be signed into law. been working on the pen- Spottsville Elementary students, from left, Libby Butler, Jada Voyles, and Brayden Butler giggle at the sensation they feel when The legislation would sion issue for years. they put their fingers in the cow milking machine at the Agriculture Adventures program Tuesday morning. Parent volunteer provide nearly $100 mil- Beshear and legislative Beth Frederick holds the machine at left. Owensboro Museum of Science and History brought the program to the school. lion a year to make the leaders had been trying state’s required contribu- for the past three weeks tion to the pension plans of to develop a revenue bill state government employ- that rank-and-file lawmak- ees. It also would create ers would support. a 401(k)-like retirement What they ended up plan for new employees with was a 228-page bill in an effort to protect the that tweaked the state’s pension plans of current tax code to generate some employees and retirees. $63 million while pulling The House voted 82-17 another $33 million from for the proposal. The Sen- other sources to make the ate voted 35-3 on Tuesday evening for the funding See pension, 8A

Hallie McCracken squeezes the teat as she and other students Science educator Meredith Hall, top, instructs Spottsville Commission approves at Spottsville Elementary School learn how to milk a cow, Elementary first-graders Cameron Wilson, right, and Joe Kyle, grind wheat, plant seed, and many other agriculture related center, how to use a mortar and pestle to grind wheat during chores during Agriculture Adventures at the school Tuesday. Hall’s Agriculture Adventures program. new-business position By Frank Boyett new businesses here or to [email protected] expand existing ones. Be- Parks director vindicates golf course manager 270-831-8342 cause Richey will continue to have some of her regular By Frank Boyett outside in However, there have been last year has met the per- The city of Henderson’s duties in the Codes Divi- [email protected] the weather many golfers and members formance expectations and new business development sion, he said, she may on 270-831-8342 when it has of the general public over exceeded in some catego- liaison may feel tugged occasion feel a little split historically the past year contact my of- ries per the contract agree- in opposite directions down the middle. “There Municipal Golf Course been stored fice with compliments and ment,” Gilliam concluded, at times, the Henderson are going to be times she’s manager Brandon Potts re- in the equip- praise for the changes seen adding that she recom- City Commission was told going to be rooting for the ceived a clean bill of health ment shed at the course. mends “continued service Tuesday as it approved developer and maybe pit- Tuesday by the Henderson where Potts “I am not aware of the by the current golf course creation of the new posi- ted against the codes de- City Commission after now rents Brandon Henderson Golf Alliance manager.” tion. partment.” some salty allegations had private golf Potts group and would welcome As for the destruction of The change upgrades But Newman said she been made against him cart space?” any suggestions they may the staircase, Gilliam said the administrative secre- was the best fit for the job during a meeting March 26. Cunningham asked. have to make improve- there is no record of those tary position in the city and “probably the most An audience of about 30 “The alienation of the ments.” limestone slabs “being of Codes Division currently qualified. Unless you live of his supporters left im- golfers continues. It’s all Some of the improve- historic nature or their held by Theresa Richey, it and breathe it every day mediately afterward. about money for Brandon ments made during Potts’ installation date.” They which will boost her sal- … it is cumbersome. It’s Mark Cunningham, who Potts. Please stop Potts be- administration, she said, in- were removed and used to ary about $2,000 annu- almost overwhelming” to said he represented the fore he does more damage.” cluded installing a practice improve the No. 9 ladies’ ally. Part of her current try to develop projects in Henderson Golf Alliance, But an investigation putting green and an out- tee box. secretarial duties will fall almost any community if alleged last month that made by city Parks and door patio; upgrading of tee And the “gaping hole” to one of the Codes Divi- you’re not doing it all the Potts had “left a gaping hole Recreation Director Emily boxes; providing senior tees; Cunningham referred to, sion’s two part-time office time, he said. in the course” when he tore Gilliam said Cunningham’s and making repairs on hole she said, has been filled in assistants, converting the Newman said Richey is out a century-old staircase, allegations have “no basis No. 6, as well as building a after an irrigation line was chosen half-time job to a “going to be our eyes and which Cunningham called that is seen by this depart- new cart path on hole No. 9. installed. full-time secretarial posi- ears and our leadership “an abomination, ” and ment,” according to her Furthermore, she said, It is within the course tion. to help” developers, esti- also alleged that Potts has five-page written report Potts has provided a free manager’s discretion Assistant City Manager mating it will take about 30 done such things as have that addressed each point youth clinic and lessons whether to open the course William “Buzzy” New- days to get the program up city employees work in individually. every Friday and started a on “golf-friendly days,” she man said the idea behind and running. the privately run pro shop, “Not one single com- Junior League and a Sun- said. “The Parks and Rec- the new position is to have “We’re feeling our way and closed the course “on plaint has been received day couples scramble with reation office has received someone in city govern- through this process with perfectly golf friendly days. by this office pertaining tournaments. no calls or complaints from ment who is both an advo- this job,” Commissioner “Why is the valuable to the management of “The management of the public about the course cate and an assistant for city equipment sitting Municipal Golf Course. the golf course over the being closed this winter.” those wanting to develop See commission, 8A

INDEX T rash pick-up Advice, 6B There will be no city Man dies after getting stuck Business, 5B online residential trash collection tv schedules, Comics, In www.TheGleaner.com on Friday because the city Classifieds of Henderson observes Good S in water on rural county road Crosswords, Friday. In Classifieds The normal Friday routes 46˚/28˚ will be collected with By Erin Schmitt on Tillman Bethel Road. Friday about a truck stuck Deaths, 2A Partly sunny and chilly Thursday’s collection. If [email protected] The water was close to in water on Tillman Bethel Local & Region, 3A today, high in the mid- you are normally scheduled 270-831-8341 chest deep on Marks when Road with the driver side the deputy located him ly- LOTTERIES, 2A 40s; low tonight upper for Friday collection, have door open, Harmon said. A your trash set out by 6 a.m. The body of a 70-year- ing on the side of the road. deputy was sent to check Movie times, 6B 20s. Partly sunny and Thursday. old Henderson man was Tillman Bethel Road on it, but the water was too Sports, 1B-4B warmer Thursday, high Also, the landfill/transfer discovered by a Hender- had flooded sometime on deep, so the rescue squad Sudoku,D 6B in the low 50s. station will be closed on son County sheriff’s dep- Friday, and Marks’ truck was notified. No one was Full forecast, 8B Friday. It will reopen for uty Sunday morning, two apparently had stalled discovered during a search normal operations at 7 a.m. days after the man’s truck in the water. It appeared by rescue squad personnel. Saturday. got stuck in floodwaters. Marks had attempted to Marks had been stay- Printed partially The city’s curbside recycling Deputy Terry Harmon walk out, Harmon said. ing with his sister in on recycled program will operate as said he found the body Marks did not have a Spottsville at the time of paper usual this week. of Melvin Duane Marks phone on him. See marks, 8A Printed while out on routine patrol Dispatch received a call partially on recycled paper 2A » Wednesday, March 27, 2013 » THE GLEANER Deaths New Jersey man claims Grove Rehabilitation Center in Newburgh. Viola Haner She was a homemaker and was a member of Assembly Viola Haner, 89, Henderson, passed of Faith Church in Evansville. $338 million Powerball away at 2 p.m. Monday, March 25, 2013, She was preceded in death by her parents, James and T he Associated Press at Methodist Hospital. Anna May Woolverton. Mrs. Haner was born in 1924, the only Survivors include her husband, Fredrick B. Pierson; LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. — A child of Alves and Elva Young. In her 20s, two sons, Troy Pierson and Frederick Pierson, both New Jersey man says he she moved to Henderson, where she met of Evansville; four sisters, Virginia Lois Richardson felt “pure joy” at winning and married her husband, Henry C. Ha- of Hoopston, Ill., Betty Jean Younce of Lawton, Okla., a $338 million Powerball ner. In their younger years they enjoyed Peggy Sue Spears of Fordyce, Ariz., and Phyllis Lynn jackpot but has no idea dancing at the Moose Lodge. Viola was a very talented Isom of Jonesboro, Ariz.; four grandchildren; and three what he will do with the seamstress. She enjoyed making clothing for her daugh- great-grandchildren. money — except buy a ters and crocheting. Her children commonly joked that Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Whitsell Funeral car, to replace his feet as if their mom could see it ,she could sew it. Home in Sturgis. The Rev. Brenda Steproe will officiate. his primary mode of trans- Viola had read her Bible front to back numerous times. Burial will be in Caseyville Cemetery in Caseyville, Ky. portation. She also enjoyed fishing and still had her current fishing Friends may call after 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral Dominican immigrant Associated Press license; she had a green thumb and could grow anything. home. Pedro Quezada, 45, and Pedro Quezada, the winner of Viola especially loved Elvis’ music and movies. his wife, Ines, appeared at the Powerball jackpot, talks She was preceded in death by her parents and her New Jersey lottery head- to the media during a news husband of 46 years, Henry C. Haner. Funerals quarters Tuesday to offi- conference at the New Jersey Survivors include two daughters, Dorothy Jean Young cially claim the prize. Both Lottery headquarters, Tues- and her husband, Randall, and Barbara Ann Banken came in jeans, accompa- day in Lawrenceville, N.J. and her husband, Randall, both of Henderson; one son, James Thomas Spainhoward nied by four of his eight Gary Lee Haner and his wife, Carolyn, of Coxs Creek, Services for James Thomas Spainhoward, 74, Hen- siblings and two nephews. not change my heart.” Ky.; six grandchildren, Shelly Melloy and her husband, derson, who died Sunday, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at The former bodega He said he would share Phillip, and Steven Young and his wife, Marian, both of Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel. Brother owner-operator, who came his winnings with family Henderson, Sean Haner of Coxs Creek, Kris Haner and Chester Smith will officiate. Burial will be in Baskett to the United States from members and would use his wife, Abbie, of Newburgh, Matthew Joseph Banken Cemetery. the city of Jarabacoa 26 some to help his commu- of Clifton, N.J., and Autumn Murphy and her husband, Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. years ago, said his mind nity, though he didn’t yet Nathan, also of Henderson; 12 great-grandchildren; and Thursday at the funeral home. is not clear enough yet to know how. He said his wife two great-great-grandchildren. figure out how he will use of nine years, Ines San- Relatives and friends are invited to attend Viola’s Life Wilbur Allen “Webb” Davis Jr. the money or where he chez, could have “what- Celebration from 2 to 8 p.m. today and again on Thurs- might live. ever she wants.” day starting at 9 a.m. at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. Services for Wilbur Allen “Webb” Davis Jr., 86, Se- He did say he could use When he realized he The funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the bree, who died Sunday, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at a good car. Asked what had won, he said, “I felt funeral home. The Rev. Wayne Burt will officiate. Burial Tomblinson Funeral Home Sebree Chapel. Pastors Selby kind of car he has now, he pure joy, just happiness.” will follow in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Coomer and James Shuck will officiate. Burial will be in said, “My feet.” Up until last year, Arrangements entrusted to Benton-Glunt Funeral Springdale Cemetery in Sebree. Lottery officials said Quezada had worked 15- Home, A Life Celebration Home. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. Quezada had decided to hour days at a bodega in Online condolences may be made at www.benton- Thursday at the funeral home. accept the winnings in the his adopted hometown of glunt.com. form of a lump-sum pay- Passaic, in northern New Mary Virginia Wesley Cowan ment worth $221 million, Jersey. His son now runs Melvin Duane Marks or about $152 million after the small grocery. Services for Mary Virginia Wesley Cowan, 95, Lou- taxes. It’s the fourth-largest He said his bodega days Melvin Duane Marks, 70, Henderson, died Friday, isville, formerly of Sturgis, who died Sunday, will be at jackpot in Powerball history. are over, and given all the March 22, 2013, in Henderson. noon today at Whitsell Funeral Home in Sturgis. Burial He showed up Monday money he won, he doesn’t He was a tool maker and of the Baptist faith. will be in Pythian Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis. afternoon at the liquor plan to let his son keep Survivors include his three children, Jason Barrett of Memorial services will be at 1:30 p.m. EDT Thursday store in Passaic where he working there, either. Henderson and Dana Ray-Hall and Curtis Marks, both at Treyton Oak Towers, 211 W. Oak St., Louisville, to be purchased the ticket, not But, on Tuesday, Queza- of Florida; one sister, Gavannah Crowley of Henderson; followed by a visitation. knowing if he held the win- da would not talk about and five grandchildren. Friends may call after 11 a.m. today at the funeral ner. The ticket was validat- any of the hard times that Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Fair- home. ed at 4:17 p.m., giving him had befallen him in the mont Cemetery. Brother Rick O’Daniel will officiate. less than 24 hours to weigh past. There will be no visitation. his future as a multimil- “My life has changed,” Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel is han- Brevities lionaire before appearing he said. dling arrangements. at the news conference. When she got the call Community Baptist chicken, au gratin pota- He was asked questions from him Monday, his wife Barbara Louise Pinkston Church serving Salvation toes, green beans, banana, in Spanish and English and said: “I had no words. ... Army lunch, 11 a.m.-12:30 cookie. answered all the questions My heart wanted to come Barbara Louise Pinkston, 78, Henderson, died Tues- p.m. Saturday. Menu: Fried in Spanish, with a transla- out of my chest.” day, March 26, 2013, at Methodist Hospital. tor standing next to him. “All I can say is I feel She was a homemaker and a member of Zion Baptist He was peppered with very happy that God has Church. questions about he would blessed us with this prize,” She was preceded in death by her parents, George Lotteries spend the money. said Sanchez, who is from Washington and Verbal Agnes McConnell Brown. “It has to change,” he Tlaxcala, Mexico. Survivors include her husband, Gene Pinkston; three KENTUCKY Lucky Day Lotto: 3-13-17- said when asked about Quezada is the father sons, Bryan Pinkston of Evansville, Brad Pinkston of Cash Ball: 2-4-13-20 30-31 how his life would be dif- of five children, ranging Henderson and Matt Pinkston of Lewisport, Ky.; one Cash ball: 30 Pick 4-midday: 6-1-4-8 ferent now. “Imagine ... so in age from 23 to 5. He has sister, Shirley Young of Henderson; one brother, Mi- Kicker: 2-1-8-8-2 Pick 4-evening: 4-3-1-8 much money. But it will one grandchild. chael Brown of Henderson; five grandchildren; nieces 5 Card Cash: 2C-2D-10H-8H- Pick 3-midday: 3-9-4 and nephews. QH Pick 3-evening: 0-3-9 Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Tomblinson Funeral Pick 4-midday: 8-2-2-8 My 3-midday: 9-0-4 Some offices closed on Good Friday Home Henderson Chapel. Brother Mark Galloway will Pick 4-evening: 4-3-3-9 My 3-evening: 7-3-8 officiate. Burial will be in Baskett Cemetery. Pick 3-midday: 1-2-7 Lotto jackpot: $5.3 million Gleaner staff Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after Pick 3-evening: 0-7-0 MEGA MILLIONS Powerball jackpot: $40 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. Numbers: 20-33-46-49-51 Some government offices will be affected by Good million Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contri- Mega Ball: 46 Friday. butions to Zion Baptist Church Building Fund. INDIANA Jackpot: $26 million For instance, the city of Henderson takes the entire Pallbearers will be Ryne Pinkston, Neil Pinkston, Jace Cash 5: 10-11-21-32-38 day off, which means there will be no city bus service Pinkston, Rachel Williams, Hannah Pinkston and David Daily 4-midday: 3-9-6-5 EDITOR’S NOTE: Lottery play- from Henderson Area Rapid Transit on Friday. Williams. Daily 4-evening: 6-0-4-8 ers are encouraged to double- Henderson County government offices will also be Daily 3-midday: 8-8-4 check their numbers at the closed all day Friday. Brenda Ellen Woolverton Pierson Daily 3-evening: 2-6-7 outlet where they purchased State government offices will take half a day off on Lotto jackpot: $5.5 million the ticket or at any official Friday. EVANSVILLE — Brenda Ellen Woolverton Pierson, 69, ILLINOIS lottery outlet. The Henderson County Public Library will be closed Evansville, died Monday, March 25, 2013, at Cyprus Easter Sunday. Federal government offices and Henderson banking institutions will remain open on Good Friday. Public record

The following informa- search of the residence, Entry did not appear to it was determined Boston Fire runs tion is based on public re- a small quantity of meth be made. If anyone has in- had all the ingredients to cords from local and area and marijuana was located formation regarding this manufacture methamphet- Tuesday County law enforcement agencies along with drug parapher- incident, call the Hender- amine in his vehicle. Bos- City ■■ 7:04 p.m. — Wire and/or court systems: nalia. son County Sheriff’s Office ton was arrested and taken ■■ 12:31 p.m. — Fire burning, 9395 U.S. 60- Jamie Vanover was ar- at 270-826-2713. to the Henderson County alarm, 145 N. Main St., re- West, Corydon CD, still Henderson County rested on warrants for ■■An unknown person Detention Center. turned at 12:39 p.m. out at presstime. Sheriff’s Office possession of drug para- broke into a garage locat- ■■A pistol was reported ■■ Sheriff’s deputies phernalia, possession of ed in the 2,600 section of to be taken from a resi- discovery of a metham- marijuana, first-degree Mills Street in Smith Mills. dence in the 700 block of phetamine lab in Smith manufacturing metham- ■■The theft was report- Lakeview Drive. Mills led to the arrest of a phetamine, knowingly ed Saturday. The follow- It is unknown what time married couple on drug- possessing anhydrous am- ing items were taken: four the theft occurred, but it related charges. monia outside approved wheeler, John Deere lawn was believed to be taken A SCRIPPS NEWSPAPER Deputies attempted to container with intent to mower and two craftsman Monday. The pistol was The Gleaner © 2012 serve an arrest warrant manufacture and posses- roller tool boxes. an older model revolver. Published each morning except last Thursday on Jamie sion of a first-degree con- ■■Anyone with informa- The investigation is on- Monday by The Gleaner, at 455 R. Vanover, 35, at her resi- trolled substance. tion regarding the theft is going. Klutey Park Plaza, Henderson KY 42420. dence in the 2,600 section Jamie Vanover and Tim- asked to call the Sheriff’s ■■Officers responded Contact us: of Smith Mills. When dep- othy Vanover were both Office at 270-826-2713. to the 900 block of Powell Periodical postage paid at Henderson, KY 42420. Main switchboard: uties attempted to make charged with first-degree Street Tuesday in refer- 270-827-2000 contact with Vanover, manufacturing meth (sec- Henderson Police ence to an auto theft. POSTMASTER Customer Service: her husband, Timothy R. ond offense), possession of Department The victim advised Send all address changes to The Gleaner, P.O. Box 4, 270-831-8393 Vanover, 44, met deputies a first-degree controlled ■■ Joseph Boston, 48, police that someone had Henderson, KY 42419 Weekdays: 5 a.m. — 5 p.m. at the front door while she substance (meth) and pos- 2000 block of Collier taken his 1986 Mercury (USPS 219-440) Sat. — Sun.: 5 a.m. — noon ran out the back. session of drug parapher- Road, was charged Tues- Grand Marquis that was After a brief pursuit, nalia. Timothy Vanover day with manufacturing parked at the back of the deputies apprehended and was also charged with methamphetamine. house between the hours House Cleaning CORK BAMBOO arrested Jamie Vanover. second-degree hindering Officers responded to of 9 p.m. Monday and 5:45 LAMINATE WOOD During the interview with apprehension and posses- Sugar Creek Inn in refer- a.m. Tuesday. The vehicle Services CERAMIC VINYL From Someone Yo u her, the deputies were in- sion of a firearm by a felon. ence to a fight in progress at was later located in the CARPET formed about drug activity The Vanovers were tak- 9:20 a.m. Tuesday morning. 2,400 block of North Park Can Tr ust going on at the residence. en and lodged in the Hen- After further investigation, Drive. “When you think of Narcotic detectives and derson County Detention flooring think of... probation officers were Center without incident called to the scene where a and under no bond. large amount of items used ■■At least three people HATS! to make meth were located attempted to break into • Easter • Spring 270-827-2106 HENDERSON • NEWBURGH along with a loaded high- the Zion Store at approxi- • Summer FREE Gift Certificates 936 Eighth Street Henderson, KY powered rifle. During the mately 2:21 a.m. Monday. 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By Brett Barrouquere University of Louisville Hospital state’s difficulty finding a -sur Murray, Madisonville and Frank- tens of thousands of dollars for Associated Press and the University of Kentucky geon and hospital, according to fort have previously denied re- surgery on a man they plan to Medical Center turned them the documents obtained through quests from the state to perform execute. The hospitals’ security LOUISVILLE — Six Kentucky hos- down. They were the latest hos- a public records request and a the surgery. concerns became a key problem. pitals have refused to perform a pitals consulted by the state in lawsuit filed by Foley. Kristi Lopez, a spokeswoman Also, state officials worried $56,000 hip replacement surgery an extensive search. The quest to find a medical for the University of Kentucky about inviting scorn from Fox on a death row inmate whose The decisions are noted in a facility for Foley comes as Ken- Medical Center in Lexington, News pundits if they spent mon- execution date could come this court filing Tuesday. Foley’s im- tucky is trying to restart execu- echoed what other hospitals ey on a hip replacement for a man year. mediate future is unclear, but he tions after a nearly four-year have said in refusing to do Fol- who might soon be executed. Their refusal pits the hospi- is one of two Kentucky death row delay. A judge in Frankfort is ey’s surgery. Then-Kentucky State Peniten- tals’ safety concerns against inmates whose executions are weighing whether a new one- “There were logistical and tiary warden Phil Parker wrote in the state’s obligation to provide waiting to be scheduled. or two-drug method passes le- safety concerns,” Lopez said an email on Nov. 22, 2010: “I can see medical care to prisoners, and Foley was convicted of killing gal muster as a replacement for Tuesday. this making Fox News on a slow leaves the inmate’s medical sta- six people in eastern Kentucky the three-drug lethal injection Emails and memos obtained by news day, maybe even on a busy tus in limbo. in 1989 and 1991. That’s more tossed out in 2010. The Associated Press show cor- news day. In fact, I bet (Fox News After state officials tried for victims than any other prisoner Besides the hospitals in Louis- rections officials struggling for host Bill O’Reilly) would love to put more than a year to find a facil- on the state’s death row. His sta- ville and Lexington, which turned a year to reconcile their duty to this in his ‘Pinheads’ commentary. ity to perform the surgery on tus as an extremely dangerous down the state in December and provide medical care with the po- Just a thought to consider before it 56-year-old Robert Foley, the prisoner was a key factor in the March, hospitals in Paducah, litical ramifications of spending goes too much further.”

Briefs Study: Under Victims’ kin can’t sit up front with photos reforms, Ky. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The families of two young torture killing victims in Knoxville can wear photo buttons of their loved medical claims ones or they can sit up front in the courtroom, but not both. The Knoxville News Sentinel reported Senior Judge Walter Kurtz ruled Monday that if relatives of Channon will shoot up Christian and Christopher Newsom wear the buttons, they Associated Press must sit two or three rows behind suspect George Thomas and his attorneys. The families had sat directly behind LOUISVILLE — A new study prosecutors and within feet of jurors at previous trials. says costs of medical Thomas and Vanessa Coleman were granted new tri- claims would rise an aver- als in the 2007 killings in the wake of a prescription pill age of 34 percent for indi- scandal involving the previous trial judge. Coleman — viduals in Kentucky next of Lebanon, Ky. — was reconvicted and sentenced to 35 year under the Affordable years in prison. Thomas will be tried May 13. Care Act. The study was released Pulaski County tornado confirmed recently by the Society of Actuaries, the nation’s FERGUSON, Ky. — The National Weather Service says a leading group of financial tornado hit over the weekend in south-central Kentucky. Photos furnished risk analysts. It addresses A statement from the Jackson office says the EF-1 tor- Holy Name School only individual policies, nado touched down Sunday in the city of Ferguson in not employer plans. Pulaski County. An EF-1 tornado packs winds of up to celebration The cost of medical 100 miles per hour. claims is the biggest driver Media reported that the twister caused property dam- D uring a day set aside last week of health insurance premi- age, but no injuries were reported. for celebrating 140 years of Holy ums. According to a statement from the weather service, the Name School, several teachers also In Kentucky, Gov. Steve tornado traveled about 700 yards, destroying a building, dressed as the founding teachers, Beshear created a state- damaging some homes and downing trees in its path. the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. run marketplace to sell And Father Anthony Shonis dressed insurance to individuals McConnell talks about compromise need as Father Thomas Jenkins, who and small businesses un- was the pastor 140 years ago and der the act. FRANKFORT — U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch Mc- who started the school. Just before The Kentucky Health Connell is talking about the need for bipartisan com- the special all-school Mass that Benefits Exchange will promise between lawmakers on the big issues facing morning, Father Shonis talked to the eventually help more than the country. students dressed as Father Jenkins 640,000 uninsured Ken- McConnell told business leaders at a luncheon in about starting the school, after that tuckians arrange cover- Frankfort that Washington political leaders especially he changed for the Mass and gave Students were celebrating the 140th day of the 140th age under the Affordable need to work together to reform Medicare and Social a homily on Holy Name Parish and year at Holy Name School on Wednesday, March 20. Care Act. Security. School. Shown here, in front row, They were encouraged to raid grandparents’ closets, Another key compo- Facing re-election next year, McConnell made no are Vickie Stumph, Denise Roethe- St. Vincent DePaul’s, or be creative with what they nent of the act is a possi- mention of potential challengers in a speech at the Capi- meier, Fr. Tony Shonis, Judy Jenkins, had. Some students brought walkers and canes to ble change to Medicaid — tal Plaza Hotel. At least two Democrats — Secretary Leigh Ann Wehr and Janet Barkley. school and baby-powdered their hair. Shown sitting states can decide whether of State Alison Lundergan Grimes and actress Ashley In the back row are Phyllis Brown, left to right are Brayden Rideout and Abby Shires. to expand the federal-state Judd — are considering running against him. Tea party Christina Shires, Holly Farina, Carol Standing left to right are Lyndon Gower, Nate Raymer, program that helps pay for groups have also been considering a GOP rival in the Gibson, Assistant Principal Mary Zehn Hazelwood, Jack Joyner, Jake Hayden, and An- health care for the poor Republican primary. Caton and Susan King. nabelle Eblen. and disabled. MSU president’s removal addressed MURRAY — The Murray State University Board of Re- gents chairman has responded to concerns from staff Five HCHS students earn STAR awards from FCCLA about a recent decision to not renew the contract of the school’s president. Special to The Gleaner ■■Cooperative — Teams The organization also The following students Dr. Constantine Curris sent a letter on Monday to work to accomplish specif- created chapter projects are Region 3 FCCLA Murray State Staff Congress President John Young Jr., Henderson County ic goals. which give attention to STARS: and it was also forwarded to local media outlets. High School’s Family, ■■Individualized — An many different issues af- ■■Macy Goodley: Pro- In the letter, Curris outlined the parameters that the Career and Community individual member works fecting the youth. The is- mote and Publicize FCCLA board used to arrive at its decision during its March 15 Leaders of America Pro- alone to accomplish spe- sues include teenage preg- ■■Jennifer Ardnell: Na- meeting. Curris said regents evaluated President Randy gram recently held its cific goals. nancies, parenting, family tional Programs in Action Dunn on several factors including the school’s academic Regional Students Taking ■■Competitive — In- associations, drug exploi- ■■William Burns: Team standing, student enrollment, financial health as well Action with Recognition, dividual or team perfor- tation, peer stress, envi- Culinary as the president’s relationships with staff, faculty and or STARS, competition at mance measured by es- ronmental atmosphere, ■■Randall Regan: Team board members. the high school. tablished criteria. nutrition and diet as well Culinary Young had expressed concerns last week about the STAR Events are com- Members’ participation as physical fitness, teen- ■■Destiny Thomas: vote, noting that board members did not outline how petitive events in which in the FCCLA provides age violence and career Team Culinary Dunn was evaluated during the meeting. members are recog- leadership potential oppor- and work pursuit. The Team Culinary “I can understand the fact that you and the other mem- nized for proficiency and tunities and skills develop- The main focus of FC- members advanced to this bers of the Staff Congress were disappointed and sad- achievement in chapter ment essential for daily liv- CLA is centered on the week’s state competition dened by the outcome of the vote. It was a difficult deci- and individual projects, ing. Students create plans, family. in Louisville. sion for this Board, and not one that any member relished. leadership skills and ca- set goals, identify problems Nevertheless, I am convinced that each Regent made a reer preparation. 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Editorial Senate budget puts onus back on president The U.S. Congress has what is called “regular order,” meaning that the lawmaking process fol- lows well-defined written procedures. It requires the president to submit the following year’s budget by the first Monday in February, and then the House and Senate budget committees submit budgets of their own. A House-Senate conference committee then agrees on a compromise and submits it to both houses of Congress in the form of a resolution, one that is technically nonbinding but that greatly influ- ences how federal spending is arrived at. President Barack Obama has yet to submit his budget. The White House says it may be sent to Congress the week of April 8, more than two months late. Last week, the House passed its budget resolution, the work of Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, DeMille didn’t let Scripture get in way the 2012 GOP vice presidential candidate. Basically, the budget is a reworking of earlier Ryan budgets and, if anything, it’s even more politically unpalatable. It of good story in ‘Ten Commandments’ promises to balance the budget in 10 years instead of 20, as in the previous document, through massive cuts There is a yarn about a in federal spending. And it would replace Medicare small town where all the with a voucher system, a political nonstarter. churches were infested Ryan boasted that this was the third consecutive with squirrels. Each con- year the House had passed a budget on time, a dig at gregation prayed about the Democratic-controlled Senate that hadn’t passed how to rid themselves of chuck these pests and then took stinnett a budget at all in four years. actions that corresponded Just before dawn on Saturday, the Senate in fact to their denominational in- BUSINESS EDITOR narrowly passed a budget resolution, 50-49, calling clinations. for $3.7 trillion in spending next year and $975 billion One church discerned represented the network’s in tax increases over the decade. The budget calls that it should show mercy best nonsports Saturday for modest cuts in defense, farm subsidies and some on the squirrels and find “since the last time ABC health programs, but those savings would go to finance them new homes; another aired” it the previous year, that it should drown the The Washington Post re- repeal of the $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts beasts; and still another, ported at the time. over 10 years, the “sequestration” that Congress got that the invasion was pre- The film — “The great- SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE / COURTESY OF ABC itself locked into. destined and that they est event in motion picture The rivalry between Moses (Charlton Heston), left, and Rame- The budget — the handiwork of Senate Budget should endure their fate. history!” the original mov- ses (Yul Brynner) over the princess Nefretiri in the 1956 epic Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash. — In each case, the squirrels ie poster humbly declared “The Ten Commandments” was an entertaining but entirely would shield most of the programs that her House simply became more nu- — earned seven Oscar contrived element of the Bible story. counterpart would like to cut. It would not balance merous than ever before. nominations. It won the But one church took a Academy Award for best Commandments” began condition the Ethiopians the budget; instead, it would reduce the annual deficit different tack. As the sto- special effects for the rep- with an unconventional would surrender their city. — projected at $900 billion for 2013 — to $566 billion ry goes, “They baptized resentations of Moses (or introduction in which Ce- “No sooner was the in 10 years. the squirrels and entered his brother Aaron) trans- cil B. DeMille walked onto agreement made, but it Murray is too gentle, whereas Ryan is too harsh. their names on the roll of forming wooden staffs into a theater stage, stepped to took effect immediately; The two budgets are so far apart that Senate Leader the church’s membership. wiggling snakes, turning a microphone and said, and when Moses had cut Harry Reid said he sees little reason to send them to And now they only see the Nile into blood, part- “As you know, the Holy off the Ethiopians, he gave a conference committee. the squirrels at Easter and ing the Red Sea and much Bible omits some 30 years thanks to God, and con- Christmas.” more as they brought the of Moses’ life” — as in, the summated his marriage, The next move is Obama’s budget, in a process that In four days Easter will slaves out of captivity in part between the time he and led the Egyptians has become neither regular nor orderly. be here, and earlier than Egypt and to the threshold was a Hebrew baby float- back to their own land,” usual. of the promised land. ing on the Nile in a papy- Josephus wrote. The sanctuaries of lo- Although none of the rus basket and when, as a It’s a compelling story. cal churches will swell, actors received Oscar grown man, Moses killed But DeMille, apparently  filled with members who nominations, “The Ten an Egyptian who was beat- hesitant to present to a LETTERS attend only occasionally Commandments” fea- ing a Hebrew slave, then mid-1950s audience an ac- or who, on that day, bring tures some memorable quickly fled Egypt. count of a consummated Frank O’Nan, Henderson their entire families. Little performances: Charlton “To fill in those missing marriage between the girls will be dressed exqui- Heston as Moses; Edward years, we turn to ancient very Caucasian Charleton Attitude shows GOP just doesn’t get it sitely by their mothers, in G. Robinson as the vile historians such as Philo Heston and the presum- black patent-leather shoes Dathan, an overseer of He- and Josephus,” who each ably very African prin- Mitt Romney was recently interviewed on TV. Anyone and white frilly dresses brew slaves and occasional lived some 1,400 centuries cess of Ethiopia, instead listening should realize that in spite of his scorching with pink sashes, while spy for Pharaoh; Vincent after Moses but, according engineered a love story be- defeat, he and the Republican leaders are still lost. little boys in neckties will Price, the cruel Egyptian to DeMille, “had access to tween Moses and a Nefre- They regard many Americans as leeches. Those on squirm in their tiny suits. builder Baka; John Derek, documents long since de- tiri portrayed by a creamy Medicare and Social Security recipients are, according Our household is famil- the hunky Hebrew stone stroyed — or perhaps lost, white Anne Baxter. to the GOP, bloodsucking worms. The party of and for iar with such traditions, carver Joshua (years later, like the Dead Sea Scrolls.” However, careful watch- the wealthy should realize America didn’t want their and another besides: he became Mr. Bo Derek). (The first of the Dead Sea ers of “The Ten Com- rich puppet Romney. watching “The Ten Com- But the greatest scenery Scrolls had been found just mandments” will recall Here is an interesting figure: From 1978-2011, corpo- mandments” on the night chewing of all was by Yul 10 years earlier, and the the scene in which the rate profits have risen by 725 percent. Regular workers’ before Easter Sunday. Brynner. He played Ra- last fragments were still triumphant Moses pres- wages during that period by 5.7 percent. For more than 30 years, meses, the son of the Pha- being pulled from des- ents to Pharaoh Sethi the President Clinton, with help from Newt Gingrich, bal- ABC has broadcast Cecil raoh Sethi and a rival of ert caves as the opening plunder of his victory, in- anced the budget. We even had a surplus. George Bush, B. DeMille’s 3 1/2-hour Moses for both the throne credits for “The Ten Com- cluding the Ethiopian king with two wars and a stroke of his pen, destroyed that. epic during the Easter of Egypt and the hand of mandments” first flashed ... and his fetching dark- Bush then wanted to privatize Social Security. holiday (despite the fact the beautiful princess Ne- on a silver screen.) skinned “sister,” who asks John Boehner, the Cincinnati House Republican that “The Ten Command- fretiri. But Nefretiri only Josephus does indeed permission of Pharaoh to Speaker, has shown no leadership. Social Security never ments” concerns Moses, has eyes for Moses, a suc- write in his “Antiquities give Moses, “your prince contributed one dollar to any government shortfall. Now not the crucifixion and cessful general for Egypt of the Jews” of the Hebrew of Egypt,” a “green stone we have the sequestration projected to destroy 90,000 resurrection of Jesus some and the builder of a city to Moses serving as a gen- from our mountains ... for Kentucky jobs. 15 centuries later, although honor Sethi. Then Rame- eral for Pharaoh against he is kind as well as wise.” The true leeches on government are McConnell, 28 both do have ties to the ses learns that Moses, who the invading Ethiopians. “It is pleasing to the years, and Boehner, 23 years. Both members of a do- Passover). grew up in the household But rather than describe a gods to see a man honored nothing-good bunch of Republicans who work maybe The movie was a sen- of Pharaoh, is in fact He- romance between Moses by his enemies,” Pharaoh 30 days a year. sation when it was origi- brew and, with Pharaoh’s and the Egyptian princess says approvingly. nally released in 1956, the consent, exiles Moses to Nefretiri, Josephus re- “And such a beautiful year before I was born. It the desert. ports that “Tharbis (who) enemy,” Princess Nefretiri grossed $65.5 million at The Moses-versus- was the daughter of the says acidly. the box office, which when Ramses tale makes for king of the Ethiopians” We’ll undoubtedly adjusted for movie ticket great cinema, except that saw General Moses fight- watch “The Ten Com- inflation ranks it as the No. most of it isn’t true, or at ing courageously and “fell mandments” again this 6 box office hit of all time, least not Scriptural. It’s deeply in love with him; Easter Eve ... even if it does Editorial Page on par with “Titanic” and made up — extracted in and upon the prevalency get a little squirrelly with “Jaws,” according to Box- large part from Dorothy of that passion, sent to him the facts, Scripture-wise. DAVID DIXON OfficeMojo.com. Clarke Wilson’s 1949 novel the most faithful of all her EDITOR And it has staying pow- “Prince of Egypt.” servants to discourse with Business Editor Chuck Stinnett er; ABC’s broadcast of the The original screen- him about their marriage.” can be reached at 270-831-8343 movie on Easter Eve 2012 ing of “The Ten Moses accepted on the or [email protected].

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Bomb materials found in car north dakota D istrict of Columbia By Angela K. Brown Tough anti-abortion U.S., allies to kick up Associated Press bills signed into law anti-piracy efforts Investigators found BISMARCK — North Dakota’s WASHINGTON — The U.S. bomb-making materials governor positioned the and some of its allies are and pants that appeared to oil-rich state Tuesday as a considering plans to in- have blood on them in the primary battleground in crease anti-piracy opera- car of a man suspected of the decades-old fight over tions along Africa’s west killing Colorado’s prisons abortion rights, signing into coast, spurred on by con- chief, according to docu- law the nation’s toughest cerns that money from ments made public Tues- restriction on the proce- the attacks is funding a day. dure and urging lawmak- Nigerian-based insurgent Authorities also found ers to set aside cash for an group that is linked to one maps, handwritten direc- inevitable legal challenge. of al-Qaida’s most danger- tions and documents from Minutes after Republi- ous affiliates. the Department of Cor- can Gov. Jack Dalrymple Piracy in the Gulf of rections in Evan Spencer signed three anti-abortion Guinea has escalated Ebel’s black Cadillac. Also measures — one banning during the past year, and found were a Domino’s them as early as six weeks senior U.S. defense and Pizza worker’s shirt and into a pregnancy — unso- counter-piracy officials visor, and a pizza carrier licited donations began say allied leaders are bag along with zip ties and pouring into the state’s weighing whether beefed duct tape. associated press file lone abortion clinic to help up enforcement efforts Ebel was killed in a A uthorities in Texas announced Tuesday they found bomb-making material in the trunk of this opponents prove the new that worked against pi- shootout with Texas au- black Cadillac. The driver is a suspect in the slaying of Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements. laws are unconstitutional. rates off the Somalia coast thorities last week after a s outh carolina might also be needed in high-speed chase. found two days before Cle- detailing what they found. El Paso County Sheriff’s the waters off Nigeria. Authorities in Decatur ments was killed. Investigators refused to Office. sent the items they found Also in the car were discuss the evidence. A week after Clements Program to reduce Secret Service gets in the car to Colorado black powder, a surveil- “We don’t want to died after opening his poverty expands agencies investigating the lance system, a digital speak about their rele- front door, investigators first female director death of corrections chief voice recorder, and hand- vancy or what they might were still trying to de- COLUMBIA — A federal pro- WASHINGTON — President Tom Clements and the written documents and mean to our investiga- termine Ebel’s role in the gram intended to reduce Barack Obama on Tues- slaying of a pizza deliv- letters, according to the tion,” said Sgt. Joe Roy- slayings and whether oth- poverty and improve life in day named veteran Secret eryman whose body was documents from police bal, spokesman for the ers were involved. rural areas through better Service agent Julia Pierson access to federal funding as the agency’s first female is expanding to six states, director, signaling his de- officials said Tuesday. sire to change the culture Secretary of Agriculture at the male-dominated Officials armed in Colorado school district Tom Vilsack traveled to service, which has been South Carolina to announce marred by scandal. By Thomas Peipert Creek High School, and Su- Journal after the vote. He said he is licensed to car- the expansion of the so- Pierson, who most Associated Press perintendent Bruce Han- “If somebody comes into ry one in the State of New called StrikeForce initiative, recently served as the kins to double as security the building making threats Jersey. which already operates in agency’s chief of staff, DENVER — As lawmakers officers, who under state law or shooting, I’m not going “It’s a unique situation. 10 states. The program also will take over from Mark across the country debate are allowed to carry guns to hide behind my desk. I’d I’m not advocating admin- will now be available in the Sullivan, who announced arming teachers and admin- on elementary, middle and prefer to have more than a istrators carry weapons,” Carolinas, the Dakotas, Ala- his retirement last month. istrators to prevent another high school campuses. chair (as a weapon).” Rotella said last month. bama and Virginia. The agency faced intense deadly school shooting, a Hankins and Gray, both In New Jersey, Passaic “You don’t just give a gun to The goal of StrikeForce criticism during Sullivan’s Colorado school district lifelong hunters, will receive Valley High School’s board someone even with a little is to help farmers, food tenure for a prostitution has voted to let its superin- an additional $1 per year for of education voted unani- training. You’re talking producers and other busi- scandal during prepara- tendent and a high school the extra responsibility after mously last month to al- about someone who was in nesses get access to money tions for Obama’s trip to principal carry concealed completing a concealed-car- low the school’s principal, law enforcement.” for projects such as new Cartagena, Colombia, last semi-automatic pistols on ry course and receiving per- a retired police sergeant, to In Colorado’s rural Dolo- wells, greenhouses, com- year. campus, a move some say mits from the county sheriff carry a concealed weapon res County, the Feb. 6 school munity gardens, kitchen The incident raised sidesteps laws meant to before they can each carry a during the school day. board resolution argued that space and summer meals questions within the keep schools gun-free. gun on school grounds. Before becoming princi- because of an average police for low-income school- agency — as well as at The seven-member “We won’t live our lives pal, Ray Rotella spent four response time of 40 minutes children. The money is the White House and on school board in southwest- in fear, but we realize the years as the school’s safety — and a limited budget — “it often hard to access due Capitol Hill — about the ern Colorado’s rural Dolores world we live in today and officer and carried a gun. is necessary to rely upon ex- to complicated grant ap- culture, particularly dur- County voted unanimous- need to do everything in our Rotella said the board isting staff to fulfill the func- plications, requirements ing foreign travel. ly in February to allow Ty power to keep kids safe,” proposed the idea for him to tion of the needed security for matching funds, and Gray, principal of Dove Hankins told The Cortez carry a concealed weapon. personnel.” limited staffing. Wire services Across the world Italian court orders new trial for Knox central Africa identity to please Israel and the United States. By Frances D’Emilio Associated Press Looters run wild s outh korea after weekend coup ROME — Italy’s highest BANGUI — Aid groups and North Korea claims criminal court ordered a the international communi- forces on high alert new trial for Amanda Knox ty on Tuesday condemned and her former Italian boy- widespread looting in SEOUL — North Korea’s friend Tuesday, overturning Central African Republic’s military warned Tues- their acquittals in the grue- capital, saying that even day that its artillery and some slaying of her British hospitals had been robbed rocket forces are at their roommate. in the aftermath of a week- highest-level combat pos- The move extended a end coup that ousted the ture in the latest in a string prolonged president of a decade. of bellicose threats aimed legal battle Efforts to restore order at South Korea and the that has to Bangui, a city of 700,000, United States. become a came as a rebel leader de- The announcement cause ce- clared himself the new came as South Koreans lebre in president and announced marked the third anni- the United he would stay in power for versary of the sinking of a States and three years. warship in which 46 South raised a host More than 1,000 armed Korean sailors died. Seoul Knox of questions rebels from the alliance said the ship was hit by a about how associated press known as Seleka attacked North Korean torpedo, the next phase of Italian C arlo Dalla Vedova, third from left, Amanda Knox’s lawyer, talks to journalists as he leaves the capital on Saturday, while the North denies justice would play out. Italy’s Court of Cassation in Rome on Tuesday. forcing longtime President involvement. Knox, now a 25-year-old Francois Bozize into exile Seoul’s Defense Minis- University of Washington serving nearly four years two shared in the Italian appeals court trial for Knox in neighboring Cameroon. try said Tuesday it hasn’t student in Seattle, called the of a 26-year prison sen- university town of Perugia. and Sollecito in Florence, The fierce fighting left at seen any suspicious North decision by the Rome-based tence from a lower court Her throat had been slit. which was chosen because least 13 South African sol- Korean military activity Court of Cassation “painful” that convicted her of mur- Raffaele Sollecito, Knox’s Perugia has only one appel- diers dead and an untold and that officials are ana- but said she was confident dering Meredith Kercher. Italian boyfriend at the late court. number of civilian casual- lyzing the North’s warn- that she would be exoner- The 21-year-old British ex- time, was also convicted, Italian law cannot compel ties. ing. Analysts say a direct ated. change student’s body was sentenced and later acquit- Knox to return for the new Syria North Korean attack is ex- The American left Italy found in November 2007 in ted. trial and one of her lawyers, tremely unlikely, especial- a free woman after her 2011 a pool of blood in the bed- It could be months be- Carlo Dalla Vedova, said she ly during joint U.S.-South acquittal — but only after room of a rented house the fore a date is set for a fresh had no plans to do so. Opposition takes Korean military drills that seat at Arab summit end April 30. Germany DAMASCUS — Syria’s op- position took over the Teen returns to Russia with stories of abuse country’s seat for the first SARS-linked virus time at an Arab summit kills Emirati man By Nataliya Vasilyeva ban on U.S. adoptions. small problem big,” he said arrived here. Tuesday in a diplomatic Associated Press Russia’s Channel 1 and on Channel 1. He also told The newspaper said it triumph marred by severe BERLIN — A man from the Rossiya television — which Channel 1 that he fled home reached Abnosov’s adop- divisions in the ranks of United Arab Emirates who MOSCOW — A teenager ad- both are state controlled because of the conflicts tive mother, who denied the Western-backed op- was infected with a new opted by an American cou- — reported Tuesday that with his adoptive mother, driving him away. She was position alliance. SARS-related virus died in ple has returned to Russia, Abnosov returned from a staying on the streets for quoted as saying he was The opposition’s ascen- Munich, German authori- claiming that his adoptive Philadelphia suburb to the about three months and asked to come home, but sion to representing the ties said Tuesday. family treated him badly Volga river city of Chebok- stealing. said he wanted to return to country at the summit in The case brings the and that he lived on the sary, where his 72-year-old “I was stealing stuff Russia where he has rela- Qatar, a key backer of the number of confirmed hu- streets of Philadelphia and grandmother lives. and sold them to get some tives to care for. those fighting to topple man cases of new corona- stole just to survive, Rus- Russian media identified food,” he said. To help justify the Krem- President Bashar Assad, virus infection worldwide sian state media reported. the teen as Alexander Ab- According to the daily lin’s ban on U.S. adoptions, demonstrated the extent of to 17, according to the The allegations by Al- nosov, but also show him Komsomolskaya Pravda, the ban has been accompa- the regime’s isolation two World Health Organiza- exander Abnosov, who displaying a U.S. passport Abnosov says that his par- nied by extensive state me- years into a ferocious civil tion. Of these, 11 have died. was adopted about five that gives his name as Josh- ents visited him while he dia coverage. war that the U.N. says has The new virus was first years ago and is now 18, ua Alexander Salotti. stayed in a shelter in Phila- Most recently, Russian killed an estimated 70,000 identified last year in the likely will fuel outrage in Abnosov, who spoke in delphia, but that they didn’t officials pointed to the people. Middle East, and most of Moscow over the fate of a soft voice and appeared ask him to come home as Jan. 21 death of 3-year-old In Damascus, the gov- the patients infected had Russian children adopted somewhat restrained, com- he’d expected. Channel Max Shatto, born Maxim ernment on Tuesday traveled to Qatar, Saudi by Americans. It’s an anger plained to Rossiya that his 1 said his adoptive father Kuzmin, whose mother blasted the Arab League’s Arabia, Jordan or Pakistan. that the Kremlin has stoked adoptive mother was “nag- gave him $500 to buy a found him unresponsive decision, portraying it carefully in recent months ging at small things.” ticket to Russia, though outside their home in Gar- as a selling-out of Arab Wire services to justify its controversial “She would make any it wasn’t clear when he dendale, Texas. 6A » Wednesday, March 27, 2013 » THE GLEANER Marriage Builders aids couples at taxpayer expense

With the signifi- ■■ Federal grant funding allows cantly larger current $799,999-per-year federal nonprofit to expand staff, services grant and the accompa- nying loss of authority to By Thomas B. Langhorne Center beseeches couples charge deposits and fees [email protected] to “get the skills you need for workshops, Phillips 812-464-7432 to make your marriage acknowledges the orga- last.” nization’s reliance on tax EVANSVILLE — John Phillips “There is no cost for the dollars is greater now. But is filled with conviction workshop, your lunch is so, he says, is the range of that the marriage prepara- included and you will re- skills training it can offer. tion and enrichment work- ceive a $100 incentive per The path to dependen- shops his nonprofit offers couple upon completion,” cy began in 2004 with a are making this country a the handout states. $50,000 “capacity build- better place. Phillips said the terms ing” federal grant. Found- Phillips, executive di- of the organization’s cur- ed in 1998 after a United rector of Community Mar- rent federal grant, unlike Way needs assessment riage Builders, is equally the five-year, $2.5 million- showed a breakdown of certain that the group’s plus grant that preceded the two-parent family lo- work deserves to be fund- it, will not allow Commu- cally, Community Mar- ed, as it has over the past nity Marriage Builders riage Builders spent its several years, by millions to charge any deposits or first few years with just of dollars from federal tax- fees to participate in pro- one full-time employee. payers. grams. Bolek said that initial “When we know what The payment of bo- $50,000 helped the orga- the cost to the federal gov- nuses is not required, but nization position itself ernment is of divorce al- Phillips said it serves the for even more taxpayer ready, wouldn’t you rather group’s mission by incen- Jason Clark / Courier & Press dollars in anticipation of see a portion of that money tivizing people to partici- Tenison and Stephen Rayner attended a Community Marriage Builders program to learn more the larger federal funding spent to promote marriage pate. about how to “fight fair” when they have disagreements that are inevitable in any marriage. streams that would open as to the alternative?” Phil- Couples and singles do The Rayners have been married for 16 years. in 2005. lips says in the one-story complete intake forms “That grant helped them Evansville office build- that ask for information Pegging annual justice corresponding figures effective ways to reduce build the capacity and in- ing the organization calls about their income and system-related costs of di- for 2012 were 1,077, six child poverty and improve frastructure to be success- home. education levels, but peo- vorce at $19.3 billion, the and 1,222. child well-being is by pro- ful with higher levels of Community Marriage ple of any income level report cites evidence sug- moting healthy, stable federal funding — not just Builders, which advertis- may participate. They gesting males raised in sin- Poar gr m funding marriages,” Herger said. federal but local funding es that it is “dedicated to may complete only one of gle-parent households “are The money for Com- Then a senior member as well,” she said. “They educating and equipping the group’s grant-funded likely to commit crimes at munity Marriage Builders’ of the powerful House were able to hire an office the community for life- programs per grant cycle. much higher rates than current $799,999-per-year Ways and Means Com- manager, they were able to time marriages,” has been Community Mar- boys raised in married federal grant is incon- mittee, Herger had his hire me as a contractor to awarded more than $4.3 riage Builders also offers households.” Marriage gruously tucked away own personal history with help them build their de- million in federal grants smaller marriage stress also makes it less likely in something called the divorce. He divorced after velopment program, and since 2004. workshops in Evansville that adult males will com- Claims Resolution Act of three years of marriage we were able to secure a By sometime next year, at least twice a week and mit crimes, it states. 2010. and remarried. lot of local funding for when its current grant ex- couple-to-couple men- Community Marriage The mammoth legis- Critics asked why the them to expand into the pires, it will have collect- toring that connects non- Builders argues that lation is a $4.55 billion 2005 Temporary Assis- four-county area.” ed more than $5 million married couples with workplace productivity settlement that ended tance for Needy Families Community Marriage from three separate fed- married couples who and profits are reduced by decades-old claims by reauthorization was be- Builders got its first large eral grants, the Evansville have overcome relation- divorce. In a brochure of- African-American farm- ing processed through federal grant — the five- Courier & Press reported ship crises. fering its services to busi- ers and Native Americans what was largely financial year, $2.5 million-plus recently. Phillips is handy with nesses and referencing who argued the federal legislation, and then-Sen. award — because federal The money has paid program and workshop the $112 billion estimate, government had cheated Rick Santorum had similar funders at the U.S. De- for more manpower, tak- statistics showing nearly the group says divorce them out of federal loans concerns. partment of Health and ing Community Marriage 4,700 individuals have and failing relationships and royalties from oil, But Santorum embraced Human Resources were Builders from one full- participated in the orga- can lead to “higher health gas and timber extraction the concept of federal impressed, Bolek said. time and one-part em- nization’s federal grant- care costs brought on by from their lands. spending on marriage pro- More than 2,000 organi- ployee to seven full-timers funded programs since declining health from The comparatively motion. zations nationwide applied and more than two dozen 2006. stress-related issues and small pool of money “Children growing up for the money, but just 135 contractual employees Community Marriage increased anxiety.” from which Community in married, two-parent were selected. who teach “marriage edu- Builders’ website says 92 Amy Bolek, an Evans- Marriage Builders was homes are less likely to be “Being competitive with cation” in workshops. communities across the ville-based professional awarded — $75 million for victims of abuse, engage federal grants is so much It has also funded more country asked the group grant writer, was the lead healthy marriage promo- in high risk behaviors and more than just having frequent workshops with in 2006 to help them get writer of Community Mar- tion activities — was not suffer from emotional the right programs,” Bo- more varied curricula similar programs started. riage Builders’ two large even mentioned in a White problems,” the Pennsyl- lek said. “(Grant funders) and an expansion of those successful federal grant House announcement vania Republican told his want to know that you workshops from Vander- Money well spent? proposals. Bolek says when President Barack Senate colleagues. have got a strong organi- burgh to include Warrick, Few would deny that sending federal dollars Obama signed the act. “Children who live ab- zation that’s going to be Gibson and Posey coun- promoting healthy mar- to the group not only has But federal money for sent their biological fathers able to manage a federally ties. riages is a worthwhile measurable impacts — it marriage promotion did are, on average, five times funded program and also endeavor — but with an helps strengthen the fabric not originate with the more likely to be poor, and sustain programs beyond ‘Ge t the skills...’ $845 billion federal defi- of society. Claims Resolution Act. at least two to three times that.” Community Marriage cit projected in fiscal year “Our country is built on The Deficit Reduction more likely to use drugs, Builders employs mar- 2013, should taxpayers be strong families and strong Act of 2005 established to experience educational, THE FUTURE riage educators — among footing the bill? communities, and it’s been competitive healthy mar- health, emotional and be- But there are no guaran- them social workers, pas- Supporters argue it is proven that healthy mar- riage and responsible fa- havioral problems, to be tees that federal taxpayer tors and business leaders in the national interest, riage is a basis for that,” therhood grants through victims of child abuse and dollars will be available — who must take training given that taxpayer dol- she said. “This funding fiscal year 2010 under the to engage in criminal be- next year, when Com- courses to teach its classes. lars already address the demonstrated that the Temporary Assistance havior than their peers who munity Marriage Build- Avowing that it doesn’t do consequences of divorce. government is concerned for Needy Families block live with both parents.” ers’ current three-year, marriage counseling, the They cite a 2008 report about the health and wel- grant program. The marriage promo- $799,999-per-year, grant organization also main- entitled, “The Taxpayer fare of our nation’s fami- Healthy marriage grants tion funding ended up in expires. tains a cadre of profes- Costs of Divorce and Un- lies, and they wanted to were funded at $100 mil- the Claims Resolution Bolek encourages the sional counselors to whom wed Childbearing,” which fund something that they lion annually and father- Act of 2010 because the organizations she works it makes referrals. estimates divorce and its knew could contribute to hood grants at $50 million. Deficit Reduction Act of with to cultivate other Phillips said many peo- aftermath are costing fed- that.” The money was to be spent 2005 funding had expired sources of funding, and ple take too cavalier an ap- eral and state taxpayers at Community Marriage on education programs and and lawmakers needed a Phillips says that is the proach to choosing a mar- least $112 billion annually. Builders is “saving mar- skills-teaching initiatives legislative home for a new goal. riage partner. The report, co-spon- riages,” Bolek said. to promote marriage. It Temporary Assistance But Phillips is under no “People will spend sored by four pro-mar- But while Bolek and encompassed the federal for Needy Families exten- illusions about what losing more time on the house riage organizations led by Community Marriage Healthy Marriage Initiative sion. They changed the hundreds of thousands of they’re going to buy or the Institute for American Builders cite divorce and created in 2002 by then- $100 million-$50 million federal taxpayer dollars the car they’re going to Values, says the figure “in- marriage rate statistics in President George W. Bush. formula for marriage and annually would mean to buy than the person they cludes the costs of federal, the group’s four primary Among its earliest sup- fatherhood promotion pro- his organization. hopefully are going to state and local government counties as an indication porters, the rationale for grams to $75 million each. “It would be devastat- spend the rest of their programs and foregone tax that its programs are hav- spending the money was ing to the organization if life with,” he said. “What revenues at all levels of ing an effect, the largest boosting the American FINANA CI L PICTURE after this federal grant, we we’re trying to do is get government.” county — Vanderburgh family. According to Commu- couldn’t secure either an- them to recognize that The report posits that — hasn’t seen much nity Marriage Builders’ fis- other federal grant or fund- there are differences in the fragmentation of the change. PO LITICAL SUPPORT cal year 2011 nonprofit tax ing from another source, how (potential marriage family has cost taxpay- Data maintained by Then-Rep. Wally Herg- return, the latest available, because it would cut our partners) look at things, ers more in antipoverty, the county clerk’s office er, a California Republican $543,304 of the group’s to- staff dramatically — back and it’s helpful to know criminal justice and school indicates Vanderburgh who helped spearhead the tal $866,156 revenue came to basically a volunteer or- what your differences are nutrition programs, and had 1,207 divorces, nine drive for marriage promo- from its federal grant of ganization,” he said. before you start.” “through lower levels of legal separations and tion funding, told his col- that year. “If we don’t give (cou- A handout advertising taxes paid by individuals 1,228 legal marriages leagues the new federal But that moment-in- ples and singles) the skills an April 6 grant-funded whose adult productivity in 2006, the year Com- funding for marriage pro- time financial snapshot to have a normal, healthy Community Marriage has been negatively influ- munity Marriage Build- motion would be a benefit understates Community marriage, I believe we’re Builders “Marriage Insur- enced.” ers got the first of five to society. Marriage Builders’ current going to pay a huge price ance” workshop at Evans- It makes several as- consecutive $500,000- “Independent stud- dependency on federal tax as a society down the ville’s Sweetwater Event sumptions and projections. plus federal grants. The ies show one of the most dollars. road.”

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From the Cover commission pending. truck was driven by Jesse marks from 1A School land: The an- Stone, who was honored from 1A nexation of about 35 acres for 30 years of city service, located between the Pen- as was Robert Chambers. Tom Davis said. nyrile Parkway, Garden Cable TV: The commis- his death. He had visited “Anything we can do Mile Road and Airline sion approved hiring Lex- a friend’s home in Spotts- to make business easier is Road, which is owned by ington attorney Linda K. ville on Friday morning, great,” said Commissioner the Henderson County Ain to represent it in con- but his destination after Robby Mills. “This took School District, had been nection with the renewal that was unknown, Har- time and effort” and “it’s inadvertently left out of a of cable television fran- mon said. really obvious that the city previous annexation. 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Beck’s Hybrids: The last year, was honored by mission approved first Henderson City Commissioners Robby Mills, Robert Pruitt and He had a few physical city commission, in con- the National Asphalt Pave- reading of an ordinance Tom Davis as four new city vehicles were presented before ailments, including chron- junction with an annexa- ment Association’s Quality authorizing issuance Tuesday’s commission meeting. ic obstructive pulmonary tion request, asked the in Construction Award at of nearly $10 million in disease and a recent knee Henderson City-County its convention last month. bonds for the Henderson Concrete repairs: The WARM improvements: replacement, but did not Planning Commission for Vehicles: Before the Water Utility to pay for winning bidder on con- The commission agreed suffer from dementia, Har- a zoning recommendation meeting the commission its continued work im- crete repair of streets to accept city maintenance mon said. on 16 acres at 5741 Airline went out to inspect new proving its system. Lea- and sidewalks, Tompkins responsibility for 505 feet An autopsy was per- Road, where Beck’s Supe- city vehicles that were son Neel, HWU finance Hauling & Excavating, of water main, two fire formed Monday morning rior Hybrids is developing parked along Elm Street. director, said a fourth withdrew from the con- hydrants, and 143 feet of at the Western Kentucky a research and distribu- “Everybody had the bond issue will be needed tract so the city commis- sewer main at the WARM Medical Examiner’s Office tion facility. Meanwhile, chance to view several before the end of the year sion awarded the bid to Center at 50 McKinley St. in Madisonville. Deputy the commission approved hundred thousand dol- because the entire effort’s the second-lowest bidder. Appropriation amend- Coroner Ray Farmer said Beck’s Hybrids’ request lars of equipment,” Com- costs have expanded to Hazex Construction Co. ment: The commission Tuesday that he was still to extend sewer service missioner Tom Davis said $42.3 million from the will receive $72,345, which approved budget appro- waiting on an autopsy re- to the property while the about the new vehicles on original estimate of $33 is $1,485 more than what priation changes totaling port for an official cause of annexation question is display. The new garbage million. Tompkins originally bid. $479,000. death. Court could avoid ruling on gay marriage By Mark Sherman Maryland, Massachusetts, New Associated Press Hampshire, New York, Vermont and Washington. WASHINGTON — The Supreme Thirty states ban same-sex Court suggested Tuesday it marriage in their state constitu- could find a way out of the case tions, while ten states bar them over California’s ban on same- under state laws. New Mexico sex marriage without issuing a law is silent on the issue. major national ruling on wheth- Polls have shown increasing er America’s gays have a right to support in the country for gay marry. marriage. According to a Pew Several justices, including Research Center poll conduct- some liberals who seemed open ed in mid-March, 49 percent of to gay marriage, raised doubts Americans now favor allowing during a riveting 80-minute gays and lesbians to marry le- argument that the case should gally, with 44 percent opposed. even be before them. And Justice The California case was ar- Anthony Kennedy, the poten- gued 10 years to the day after tially decisive vote on a closely the court took up a challenge to divided court, suggested that Texas’ anti-sodomy statute. That the court could dismiss it with case ended with a forceful ruling no ruling at all. prohibiting states from criminal- Such an outcome would al- izing sexual relations between most certainly allow gay mar- consenting adults. riages to resume in California Kennedy was the author of the but would have no impact else- decision in Lawrence v. Texas where. in 2003, and he is being closely Kennedy said he feared the watched for how he might vote court would go into “uncharted on the California ban. He cau- waters” if it embraced argu- tioned in the Lawrence case that ments advanced by gay marriage it had nothing to do with gay supporters. But lawyer Theo- marriage, but dissenting Justice dore Olson, representing two Antonin Scalia predicted the same-sex couples, said that the decision would lead to the in- court similarly ventured into the Associated Press validation of state laws against unknown in 1967 when it struck First row from left, Attorney David Bois, Ted Olson, plaintiffs Sandy Stier and Kris Perry listen to reporters ques- same-sex marriage. down bans on interracial mar- tions after California’s Proposition 8 was argued before the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., Tuesday. Kennedy’s decision is widely riage in 16 states. cited in the briefs in support of Kennedy challenged the accu- same-sex unions. racy of that comment by noting Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, Or- legal standing, to defend Propo- favor of permitting gay and les- The California couples, Kris that other countries had had in- egon and Rhode Island. sition 8 in court. Such an out- bian couples to wed, but 40 states Perry and Sandy Stier of Berke- terracial marriages for hundreds Justice Samuel Alito described come also would leave in place don’t allow it. ley and Paul Katami and Jeff of years. gay marriage as newer than such the trial court decision in favor The court’s first major exami- Zarrillo of Burbank, filed their There was no majority appar- rapidly changing technological of the two same-sex couples nation of gay rights in 10 years federal lawsuit in May 2009 to ent for any particular outcome advances as cellphones and the who sued for the right to marry. continues Wednesday, when the overturn the same-sex marriage and many doubts expressed Internet, and appeared to advo- On a practical level, California justices will consider the federal ban that voters approved the about the arguments advanced cate a more cautious approach officials probably would order law that prevents legally mar- previous November. The ballot by lawyers for the opponents of to the issue. county clerks across the state to ried gay couples from receiv- measure halted same-sex unions gay marriage in California, by “You want us to assess the ef- begin issuing marriage licenses ing a range of benefits afforded in California, which began in the supporters and by the Obama fect of same-sex marriage,” Alito to gay and lesbian couples, al- straight married Americans. June 2008 after a ruling from administration, which is in favor said to Solicitor General Donald though some more conservative The courtroom was packed on the California Supreme Court. of same-sex marriage rights. Verrilli. “It may turn out to be a counties might object. Tuesday and the crowd included Roughly 18,000 couples were Kennedy made clear he did good thing. It may turn out to be Chief Justice John Roberts and actor-director Rob Reiner, who wed in the nearly five months not like the rationale of the fed- not a good thing.” Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had helped lead the fight against that same-sex marriage was le- eral appeals court that struck Charles Cooper, represent- the sharpest questions for Coo- California’s Proposition 8. Some gal and those marriages remain down Proposition 8, the Cali- ing the people who helped get per on the issue of standing. people waited since Thursday — valid in California. fornia ban, even though it cited Proposition 8 on the ballot, ran The justices also could deter- even through light snow — for The high-profile case has earlier opinions in favor of gay into similar resistance over his mine that they should not have coveted seats for the argument. brought together onetime Su- rights that Kennedy wrote. argument that the court should agreed to hear the case in the Both sides of the case were preme Court opponents. Olson, That appeals court ruling ap- uphold the ban as a valid expres- first place, as happens a couple represented outside the court- a Republican, and Democrat Da- plied only to California, where sion of the people’s will and let of times a term on average. In house. Supporters of gay mar- vid Boies are leading the legal same-sex couples briefly had the vigorous political debate that situation, the court issues riage came with homemade team representing the same-sex the right to marry before voters over gay marriage continue. a one-sentence order dismiss- signs including ones that read “a couples. They argued against adopted a constitutional amend- Here, Kennedy suggested that ing the case “as improvidently more perfect union” and “love each other in the Bush v. Gore ment in November 2008 that de- Cooper’s argument did not take granted.” The effect is to leave is love.” case that settled the disputed fined marriage as the union of a account of the estimated 40,000 in place the appeals court ruling, Among the opponents was re- 2000 presidential election in fa- man and a woman. children who have same-sex par- which in the case of Proposition tired metal worker Mike Krzy- vor of George W. Bush. Several members of the court ents. “The voices of these chil- 8, applies only to California. The wonos, 57, of Pawtucket, R.I. He On the other side Tuesday was also were troubled by the Obama dren are important, don’t you appeals court also voted to strike wore a button that read “mar- Cooper, Olson’s onetime col- administration’s main point think?” Kennedy said. down the ban, but on somewhat riage 1 man + 1 woman” and said league at the Justice Department that when states offer same-sex If the court is to find the exit different grounds than the trial his group represents the “silent in the Reagan administration. couples civil union rights of mar- without making a decision about court. majority.” The case is Hollingsworth v. riage, as California and eight gay marriage, it has two basic op- The Supreme Court waded Same-sex marriage is legal Perry, 12-144. other states do, they also must tions. into the fight over same-sex in nine states and the District allow marriage. The other states It could rule that the gay mar- marriage at a time when public of Columbia. The states are Associated Press writer Jessica are: Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, riage opponents have no right, or opinion is shifting rapidly in Connecticut, Iowa, Maine, Gresko contributed to this report.

pension been added in an effort to That arrangement was religious freedom. anyone; the courts will this year in Frankfort from 1A make the proposal revenue made to appease lawmak- The Senate is now ex- have the final say. and was languishing in neutral. That would have ers who insisted that the pected to follow suit be- Industrial hemp: Nego- the House before Adkins taken more than $60 mil- tweaks to the tax code be fore the midnight deadline tiations have broken down stepped in with a proposal state’s annual contribu- lion out of the Road Fund, revenue neutral. for the end of this year’s on a bill that would allow that seemed to revive it. tions to the pension plans. which proved particularly House Speaker Greg legislative session. Kentucky to quickly li- Hemp thrived as a crop The plan specifically re- unpalatable to rural law- Stumbo had warned Tues- The House vote was cense hemp growers if the in Kentucky generations quires the Legislature to makers who constantly day that failure to get a 79-15. A minority of rep- federal government ever ago but has been banned provide the state’s full an- press for improved roads pension bill passed would resentatives echoed the lifts a ban on the crop, for decades by the federal nual contributions. and bridges. set the stage for a possible governor’s concerns that a legislative leader said government after it was Several lawmakers The legislation would special legislative session someone’s claim of reli- Monday. classified as a controlled complained that they had reduce a standard $20 that would cost taxpayers gious freedom in court House Floor Leader substance. scant time to read the bill income tax credit avail- about $60,000 a day. could undermine civil Rocky Adkins, D-Catletts- Under Adkins’ proposal, before voting on it. Oth- able to all Kentuckians to “Obviously, nobody rights protections for gays burg, had voiced optimism the Kentucky State Police ers complained that it was $10, which would provide wants to come back for a and lesbians and lead to early Monday that a deal would be the agency des- developed behind closed an additional $33 mil- special session,” Stumbo costly lawsuits. could be struck between ignated to issue licenses to doors by the Democratic lion for pensions. That’s said. But most lawmakers House and Senate nego- hemp growers. That’s an governor and legislative half of what Beshear had In other state legislative said the bill would pro- tiators before the Legis- effort to appease lawmak- leaders without adequate originally proposed. The action on the final day: vide a higher level of le- lature adjourns on Tues- ers who worry that hemp input from lawmakers or proposal also calls for Religious freedom: gal protection in court day. However, by Monday could be used as a cover from employee groups. a trade-in tax credit for The House has success- that already exists on night, he said he was dis- crop to camouflage illegal Removed from the pro- people buying new ve- fully voted to override the federal level and in at appointed by the lack of marijuana. posal Tuesday was a 2-cent hicles, a move that would the governor’s veto of a least 16 states. They said progress. “The intent is to make it rollback of the state’s cut Road Fund revenue by bill intended to better the law isn’t intended The hemp legislation a better bill and a stronger gasoline tax, which had some $34 million a year. protect legal claims of to discriminate against has been hotly debated bill,” Adkins said. Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Section B n Hoosier hysteria: Indiana has never lost its basketball fever, but the state is really buzzing with Sports the Hoosiers’ NCAA run. 2B Col tennis Russ on a roll for Cards team wins ■■Surging Smith sparking Louisville’s run in NCAA tournament the title in

By Gary Graves lil homie Russ Smith put- invitational Associated Press ting on a show right now. (hash)onfire,” during the Gleaner staff Drop in any barber shop game. and sports is usually a hot All that praise also Henderson County’s topic. raises the question of why boys tennis team won the That’s especially true Smith hasn’t been recog- team title in Saturday’s these days at Big Russ’ nized more nationally. Asbury Invitational at As- Barber Shop in Harlem, He was an all-conference bury College in Wilmore, N.Y., where folks are buzz- selection, but hasn’t gar- Ky. ing about the owner’s son nered the kind of attention In the eight-team field, — Louisville guard Russ heaped on Naismith Award the Colonels picked up Smith. finalists Otter Porter of nine points to top runner- Of course, they’re some- Georgetown and Creigh- up Corbin by one point. what biased toward the ton’s Doug McDermott Henderson County took Brooklyn native, but they’re — no longer in the tourna- individual titles at No. 1 not alone in their praise of ment — along with Michi- doubles and No. 2 singles. the 6-foot-1 guard. gan’s Trey Burke and Indi- Marshall Garrett won the Smith, considered the ana’s Victor Oladipo, whose championship at No. 2 best player on the top- schools are still alive. singles, beating Andrew seeded team in the NCAA If Louisville continues Ready of Corbin 6-4, 6-2 tournament, has garnered to win and Smith contin- in the final. attention for his dominat- ues to play at this level, Morgan Johnson and ing play on both ends of that will change. Curtis Williams won at the floor. He is averaging “I could see how he No. 1 doubles, rallying 25.0 points and 5.0 steals couldn’t make a team be- to beat Seth Heiness and per game. cause you really have to Matt Jewell of Corbin, 1-6, Playing the best he has see him,” he said. “You 6-4, 10-7 in the final. all year, Smith and the Car- see him now and you re- Will Angermeier and dinals (31-5) will take on ally have a great apprecia- Quin Stallings were run- 12th-seeded Oregon (29-8) tion for the way he plays ners-up at No. 2 doubles. in the round of 16 Friday in defensively. ... Asbury Invitational Indianapolis. “He picks up full court, T eam scores: Henderson Co. 9, Corbin “I do whatever I can on he’s always looking for a 8, Lawrence Co. 5. the court and sometimes steal, off the ball he’s de- Henderson Co. results No. 1 singles: Connor Maguet def. it’s not the best, but I give nying, then he’s running Chandler Marshall, 6-4, 6-2; Cameron an ‘A’ effort,” Smith said pick-and-rolls. Then he’s Carver def. Marshall, 6-4,6-4; Marshall def. Austin Sebastian 6-2, 6-3. after Saturday’s 27-point cutting, then he’s scoring. No. 2 singles: Marshall Garrett def. performance in Louis- You know what type of Nick Kessinger 6-2, 6-0; Garrett def. Pete ville’s 82-56 rout of Colo- shape you have to be in to Comparoni 3-6, 6-2, 10-6; Garrett def. An- drew Reedy 6-4, 6-2. rado State in the Cardinals’ play like Peyton Siva and No. 1 doubles: Johnson/Williams def. second game of the tour- Russ Smith do?” Douglas/Tan 6-1, 6-0; Johnson/Williams def. McCreary/Estep 7-6 (4), 6-4; Johnson/ nament. “If things happen Russ Sr. certainly does, Williams def. Heiness/Jewell, 1-6, 6-4, 10-7. where I overmatch this ef- especially since he helped No. 2 doubles: Angermeier/Stallings fort, then it will happen.” his son’s development def. Sanders/Bandy 6-3, 6-1; Angermeier/ Stallings def. Moses/Johnson 6-1, 6-2; Smith certainly did that along with the legendary Reedy/Reedy def. Angermeier/Stallings, during the regular season. Jack Curran, Russ Smith’s 2-6, 2-6. He was second in Big East coach at Archbishop Mol- scoring (18.4 points) and loy High School. Curry, 82, fourth in steals ( 2.2) per died March 14. game. He is playing even JOHN BAZEMORE/ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Russ said the folks better during Louisville’s Louisville guard Russ Smith (2) chases down the ball in the second half of a third-round NCAA in his barber shop, which Ryan scores 12-game winning streak, tournament game against Colorado State on Saturday in Lexington. Louisville won 82-56. has mementoes of his son’s averaging nearly 19 points achievements all over the 39 as Aces per contest. “That was a learning ex- playing against his old defense that produced an place, definitely appreciate His hot streak followed perience,” the elder Smith man — who looks just NCAA-record 20 steals how he’s playing. The shop a low point at Notre Dame said in a phone interview. slightly older than his son against A&T. “He drives figures to be a hub of ac- top Canisius on Feb. 9. “He always wants to take — and conditioning drills. us every day. and we let tivity again this weekend, In the 104-101, five- the last shot ... I told him to The training has yielded him down, we feel like when the community gath- to stay alive overtime loss to the Irish, forget about it; you lost by improvement each sea- we’re letting all of us down ers to discuss any range Smith had one of his er- three in five overtimes and son, but Smith’s recent — each other, Louisville, of topics and especially By Jonathan Lintner ratic performances that you just move on. He came surge has involved better our staff and trainers. We Smith, who believes that [email protected] has earned him the nick- back hard, with 24 points decision making and shot just go out there, play with success will bring its own 812-464-6736 name “Russdiculous” from the next game.” selection. In his past five tremendous effort and that recognition. coach Rick Pitino. Smith His father’s advice was games, he’s shooting 34 of will come from our coach.” “All I do is just try to BUFFALO, N.Y. — Colt Ryan finished with 21 points and also key in keeping Smith 65 (52 percent) and is aver- However, it’s clear the play hard and do whatever became the University of 10 rebounds, but shot 4 of at Louisville when he con- aging 2.8 steals per game Cardinals are also feed- I can for our team to get a Evansville’s all-time lead- 19 from the field and 0 for 6 sidered transferring after — including his NCAA- ing off of Smith’s energy victory,” Smith said. “I’ve ing scorer during the first from beyond the arc. his freshman season. record-tying eight steals in the postseason. His learned since being at the half of Tuesday’s College Big Russ, as Smith’s fa- Smith gave his son the against North Carolina stellar play at Rupp Arena University of Louisville Insider.com Tournament ther is called, felt for his option to leave but told A&T. led Louisville fans and that nothing matters but game at Canisius. son watching that mara- him if stayed, he’d have to “If Coach isn’t tired, teammates to rename winning. ... So, winning His final 20 minutes will thon game but believed spend the summer in “the then we can’t be tired,” Kentucky’s home venue has been the only thing go down in Aces history as he would bounce back be- lab,” a regimen of gruel- Smith said of Louisville’s “Russ Arena.” Even Le- that’s been driving me to well. cause he always has. ing workouts involving trademark pressing Bron James tweeted, “The play well.” Ryan scored 30 of his season-high 39 points in the second half as Evansville rallied to beat Canisius, 84-83, at the Koessler Athletic Center. Lady Cats cruise past Dayton in NCAA “I play my best when I just let things come to me, and tonight I was able to get in the country,” he said. Sam Ostarello led Purdue open on some shots when I ■■Louisville “We have a lot of work to with 14 points and 12 re- was feeling it,” said Ryan. do, but we are making a lot bounds. KK Houser had 10. Sinking 3-pointers, advances of progress.” Louisville never trailed in midrange jumpers and as Dayton got off to a beating Purdue for the first always, free throws, the with victory strong start, hitting its first time in six games. These senior surpassed Larry seven shots and were tied teams hadn’t met since 1993, Humes for the top spot on 14-14 with Kentucky before and the Cardinals’ program the program’s scoring list over Purdue the Wildcats turned up has grown to a new level in while carrying the Aces their pressure. They went the past two decades with (21-14) to a semifinal road Wire reports on a 12-0 run over the next this — a game that had Lou- game against East Caroli- 5 minutes to take a 26-14 isville men’s coach Rick Pi- na at 4 p.m. CDT Saturday. A’dia Mathies followed advantage. Mathies hit tino in the stands. Ryan’s point total — he up the worst game of her two 3-pointers during the Men’s NIT went 11-for-22 from the career with one of her best. burst. The Flyers had four field and made 12 of 15 free Mathies matched her turnovers in that stretch. ■■ Maryland 58, Ala- throws — tied a CIT record. career high with 34 points ■■Louisville 76, Purdue bama 57: Alex Len fin- Ryan will enter the East and lead second-seeded 63: Sara Hammond had 21 ished with 15 points and Carolina game with 2,267 Kentucky to an 84-70 win points and 10 rebounds to 13 rebounds and had a key career points, ahead of over seventh-seeded Day- help fifth-seeded Louisville block in the final seconds Humes’ 2,236 set during ton on Tuesday night in the beat Purdue 76-63 Tuesday to help Maryland escape Evansville’s College Divi- second round of the NCAA night and advance to its with a 58-57 victory over sion era. women’s tournament. second NCAA tournament Alabama on Tuesday night Ryan scored 19 of the The Wildcats (29-5) will regional semifinal in three in the NIT quarterfinals. Aces’ final 20 points, and face Delaware in the semi- years. Len’s fifth block came he hit his final five shots finals of the Bridgeport Re- The Cardinals (26-8) on Rodney Cooper’s drive from the field in the pro- gional on Saturday. FRANK FRANKLIN/ASSOCIATED PRESS will play either top-seeded with 3 seconds left. Then cess. Senior Troy Taylor With Kentucky cling- Kentucky’s Jennifer O’Neill (0) shoots a 3-point basket over Baylor or Florida State on Trevor Lacey got off an- notched the other point ing to a 46-44 advantage Dayton’s Kelley Austria (22) in the second half of a second- Sunday in Oklahoma City other potential game-win- during Evansville’s late early in the second half, round game in the NCAA women’s tournament on Tuesday in the program’s fourth re- ner at the buzzer after a run and finished with 10 Mathies scored 10 points night in New York. Kentucky won 84-70. gional semifinal in the last pump-fake but it bounced points, eight assists, five during a 16-3 run to help six years. off the rim. rebounds and four steals. the Wildcats take control Andrea Hoover scored in school history and have The fourth-seeded Boil- The Terrapins (25-12) By the end of that spree, of the game. 22 points to lead the Flyers reached the regional semi- ermakers (25-9) snapped are making their first trip the Golden Griffins’ final The two-time SEC (28-3), who got no closer finals for the third time in a five-game winning to the NIT semifinals at play — a 3-pointer from player of the year hit two than eight the rest of the the past four seasons. streak and now have lost Madison Square Garden junior Billy Baron at the 3-pointers, including one way to end the best season Coach Matthew Mitch- in the second round three since 2005 and are seeking buzzer — could only pull to cap the burst and make in school history. ell is building a tradition straight years. their first title since 1972. the host team to within one. it 62-47. She didn’t hit a One of the best seasons at a school rich in men’s Antonita Slaughter Alabama (23-13) wiped Baron, son of coach Jim field goal in the first round for Kentucky will continue basketball history. scored 14 of her 16 points in out most of a 10-point sec- Baron, led four players in win over Navy. She made in Bridgeport. The Wild- “We have the goal of be- the first half for Louisville. ond-half deficit but never double figures for Canisius 13 of 17 against Dayton. cats have the most wins coming the best program Shoni Schimmel had 14. reclaimed the lead. (20-14) with 21 points. 2B » Wednesday, March 27, 2013 » THE GLEANER

Sports Briefs Shockers Henderson County softball postponed Hoosier hysteria lives still remain Henderson County’s varsity and junior var- ■■ State is buzzing as Indiana makes NCAA tournament run sity softball doubleheader on island scheduled for Tuesday By Michael Marot run since 1987 when Keith at Apollo was postponed Associated Press Smart beat the Orange on and will be rescheduled at that famous baseline shot. in Kansas a later date. INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana “This year has been dif- The freshman baseball athletic director Fred ferent because the expec- By Dave Skretta and softball games were Glass must be ready for tations were so high. But I Associated Press also postponed on Tues- the game each time he think it’s harder to exceed day. goes out. lofty goals than to over- KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Deep The minute he’s rec- come milder ones,” Glass within the Sprint Center, Robin Roberts gets ognized at the supermar- said. “So we’re not dancing just outside the Kansas ket or the barbershop, he and celebrating the Sweet locker room, Jayhawks ESPY’s Ashe Award knows he’ll be doing an 16, because that’s what we coach Bill Self was holding NEW YORK — ESPN is stay- impromptu news confer- want at Indiana and that’s court after beating North ing in the family in giving ence. He has learned to what we expect.” Carolina to advance in the its Arthur Ashe Courage expect the sit-down in- Basketball is the great NCAA tournament. Award to Robin Roberts terview if he shows up at unifier in Indiana, bringing In a state that holds bas- at its annual ESPY awards his wife’s optometrist’s together young fans and old, ketball dear, the question this summer. office. And when he sees boys and girls, those from he was asked was almost The “Good Morning that hand-written enve- urban areas and tiny rural inevitable: What do you America” anchor is be- lope from Libertyville, communities. For decades, think of Wichita State join- ing saluted for how she Ind., he realizes he better of course, the state high ing you in the round of 16? kept viewers involved in have a good answer for school basketball tourna- “I’m happy for the her treatments for two that 90-year-old retired ment was up for grabs for Shockers. I’m excited for serious illnesses. She had schoolteacher, too. any school, no matter how them,” Self replied, before breast cancer in 2007 and In Indiana, seemingly small. adding with a quick smile: last year had to undergo a everyone is a basketball Dan Dakich, a radio talk “But that doesn’t mean bone marrow transplant to expert and talking about show host who grew up in we’re going to play them.” treat a rare blood disorder. it has no boundaries. the northwest Indiana, “That was a joke,” Self Roberts came to sister “My favorite story is this played high school ball at said, “because I knew that company ABC from ESPN, little old lady who writes Andrean, near Chicago. would be the next ques- where she was the net- me in longhand and says He played at Indiana and tion.” work’s first black female ‘I don’t know much about served as a longtime assis- It’s one that Self has sportscaster. basketball, but I really en- tant on Bob Knight’s staff heard ever since arriving joy watching the boys play, before taking the head at Kansas a decade ago. Nameless league and can you also explain to coaching gig at Bowling The Jayhawks play in- me why when we’re play- Green, then returned to In- state rival Kansas State at signs deal with CBS ing a 1-3-1 zone, we don’t diana in 2008 and wound least twice a year as part PROVIDENCE, R.I — The Big push anyone out to the el- AL BEHRMAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS up serving as the interim of the Big 12 grind, but the East conference will have bow?”’ Glass said with not Indiana guard Victor Oladipo (4) and forward Cody Zeller coach when Kelvin Samp- state’s two flagship schools a new name when it plays even a hint of a chuckle. celebrate after they defeated Temple 58-52 in a third-round son was fired amid NCAA have been reluctant to games on CBS. “She says all this after NCAA tournament game on Sunday in Dayton, Ohio. recruiting violations. schedule its only other The conference that she says she doesn’t know “The one thing that re- Division I institution on a plans to rename itself this much about basketball.” to be ranked in the top 10 candy-stripe pants, which ally demonstrated it to me regular basis. spring has signed a deal Here, basketball is treat- nationally in attendance cost $75, have become all was when Indiana was That’s left Wichita State with CBS Sports to televise ed like a king’s sport. Stars — even as Butler reached the rage in grade schools, ready to get rid of Kelvin on an island in the middle basketball games through are considered royalty back-to-back national middle schools and high Sampson even though he of Kansas. the end of the season in and the Hoosiers still rule championship games and schools around the state. had a good team and even The reasons why are 2020. The conference did the state, especially now, rival Purdue contended for They’re so popular that though he was winning,” many and varied, and not reveal financial terms just two wins away from Big Ten titles while Indi- some people who ordered Dakich said. “Don’t get me there’s a bill floating of the deal. their first Final Four trip ana lagged at the bottom the striped pants in Oc- wrong. I liked Kelvin. But around in the legislature Starting in 2014, the since 2002 after one of the of the league. tober are still waiting for the fans didn’t just want to designed to compel Kansas league’s basketball lineup grandest comeback stories There was no shortage their Christmas gifts to win, they wanted to win and Kansas State to sched- will include Connecticut, in its storied history. in interest, either. People arrive. the right way and you just ule the Shockers. But as it Cincinnati, Temple, South Five years ago, coach talked about it year-round According to Glass, even don’t always find that.” stands, with the Jayhawks Florida, Central Florida, Tom Crean took over a on radio talk shows and some within the athletic Those who have gone the No. 1 seed in the South Houston, Memphis, SMU program that had just two message boards, at Little department didn’t realize beyond the borders un- Region and Wichita State and Tulane. returning players and had League baseball games Indiana was last ranked derstand. the ninth seed in the West, been sullied by scandal. and swim meets and cer- No. 1 in the preseason poll “In Kentucky, high only the national champi- Rachel Alexandra Over the next three years, tainly at local bars. in 1979, had gone 20 years school basketball is strong, onship game would bring the proud Hoosiers won just So when the Hoosiers without winning an out- but the University of Ken- them together this season. back at Stonestreet 28 games. Then came Cody hit it big last year, of course right Big Ten crown or tucky is so strong, it’s more Or any time soon, for LEXINGTON — Rachel Al- Zeller’s commitment, Chris- the eager fans went bon- had earned a No. 1 seed about the university. The that matter. exandra is back at Ston- tian Watford’s buzzer-beat- kers. Glass said from the in the NCAA tournament thing in this state is that “Our success or failure estreet Farm, returning ing 3-pointer against then- 2010-11 academic school only two other times. And it’s about the sport,” said doesn’t have anything to home to a stall filled with No. 1 Kentucky, a trip to the year to 2011-12, alumni now that they’re back in Indiana Pacers coach do with Kansas or K-State. cards from well-wishers round of the 16 and suddenly donations increased by $1 the regional semifinals, Frank Vogel, who was a They won’t play us,” Wich- six weeks after having ab- the Hoosiers were back. million. That’s up an addi- facing fourth-seeded Syra- student manager for the ita State coach Gregg Mar- dominal surgery. But even during the tional 22 percent this year. cuse on Thursday night in Wildcats. “It’s widespread. shall said. “That’s their Veterinarians at Rood bleak years, the passion for Merchandise sales have Washington, Hoosiers fans You don’t meet people business.” & Riddle Equine Hospi- Indiana basketball never increased about 30 per- are holding their emotions who don’t understand the In the case of Kansas, tal said Tuesday that the wavered. cent since last year, too, in check for something far game, who don’t appreci- Marshall said, he’s offered fast recovery by the 2009 The Hoosiers continued and the team’s famous bigger — their first title ate the game.” to play home-and-home se- Preakness champion and ries and even a three-game Horse of the Year is “re- series that would take a markable.” game to Wichita — there’s They will continue to a sparkling new downtown monitor her progress dur- La Salle’s Explorers steal Philly’s heart arena, so it wouldn’t have ing daily visits to the farm. to be played on campus — and Allen Fieldhouse in Troy hires Western By Dan Gelston basketball city which is what you work for. We’re ride. Simmons, the 1990 AP Lawrence, with the third Associated Press houses their campus — are bringing it back. Right Player of the Year, has be- game in Kansas City, assistant as coach the talk of the town. now, we’re one of the best come a regular at La Salle’s where the Jayhawks would TROY, Ala. — Troy has hired PHILADELPHIA — La Salle Turn on the radio, it’s La teams in the country.” games and traveled with the have a decidedly home- Phil Cunningham, an as- has this little thing it does Salle basketball. Thumb Giannini then ad- team from Dayton, Ohio to court advantage. sistant at Sun Belt Confer- in the locker room after a through a newspaper, it’s dressed the man in the Kansas City, Mo., and now No such luck. Not even ence rival Western Ken- win. A huddle of jumping Explorers Extra in news grey La Salle T-shirt, blue Los Angeles as its biggest a sniff. tucky, as men’s basketball players is the best way to and sports sections. Walk hat and glasses sitting fan on this improbable win And don’t think for a coach. describe it, a pogo-sticked, down the streets, you’ll alone in a locker a few feet streak. second it’s not frustrating. Cunningham was in- smiling pack of blue, if you see people wearing blue away from the frivolity. Simmons’ presence is a “We would like to play troduced in a news con- will. and gold. “With that man right blazing reminder that La them. Ultimately, we keep ference Tuesday at Tro- There’s a chorus, as Coach John Giannini is there,” Giannini said, Salle wasn’t always one of going to Sweet 16s, Elite jan Arena to replace Don well, to the postgame at the head of this train. pointing to his right, “they the bottom programs in Eights, Final Fours, it be- Maestri, who retired at the bounce that goes like this: It’s his sense of realism were 30-2, best record in Philadelphia and invisible hooves them to play us,” Sun Belt tournament after “Turn it up! Turn it up! All and his way of getting the the country. It’s all coming on the national scene. Led Marshall said this week. “I 31 seasons and 500 wins. we do is turn it up!” most out of his players back.” by Hall of Fame standout guess they want to avoid Cunningham spent just Well, the Explorers have that has helped to orches- He was talking to Lionel Tom Gola, the Explor- the potential embarrass- one season at WKU. being doing just that — trate the run. After one of Simmons. ers were NIT and NCAA ment of losing to us.” and singing their hearts those recent celebrations, Before this streak, and champions in the 1950s. Paul Consider that another Bobby Hurley is out — all month. he briefly settled his team two decades of darkness, Westhead coached them to shot fired across the bow. With three NCAA tour- before he got the exuber- Simmons made the small- tournaments in the 1970s. Kansas State hasn’t new Buffalo coach nament wins already in ant bunch to holler some school Explorers a big-time Simmons rocketed them played the Shockers since BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Uni- their pocket, the Explor- more as he credited sev- program. With La Salle en- to the national rankings in 2003, and you have to go versity of Buffalo has hired ers — who have led a bas- eral Explorers. joying its deepest tourna- The AP poll for the final back another 10 years to former Duke star Bobby ketball renaissance that “We’re rolling, baby,” ment run since the 1950s, the time and their last NCAA find the last time the Jay- Hurley to take over as its has captured this proud Giannini told them. “This L-Train is back along for the tournament win. hawks played them. men’s basketball coach. Hurley completed his first season as an associate coach at Rhode Island this Over 450 New & Pre-Owned month, working under his Heat still not fixated on streak Vehicle To Choose From brother, Dan Hurley. At Buffalo, he takes over By Tim Reynolds Heat are bracing for per- excited about it. We didn’t for Reggie Witherspoon, Associated Press haps one of the biggest have a goal in mind to say, who was fired two weeks road tests so far in their ‘Let’s go on a long consec- ago after 14 seasons on the The Los Angeles Lak- pursuit of those Lakers. utive win streak,’ but our job. Witherspoon went ers made it look easy when Miami plays at Chicago goal is to win every game 4-20 this past season. they racked up win after on Wednesday night, a when we are on the floor.” win after win for an NBA- renewal of a rivalry that, In recent days, that hasn’t Dumervil signs record 33 straight games. on paper, certainly has lost been easy. Boston had the The Miami Heat, not so some of the sparkle it had Heat down by 17 early and 13 with the Ravens much. a year or two ago. in the fourth quarter. Cleve- OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Three- Those Lakers of 1971- The Bulls still don’t have land put Miami in a 27-point time Pro Bowl defensive 72 won 17 games during injured point guard Derrick hole, and in Detroit and end Elvis Dumervil says he that streak by 15 points or Rose back in the lineup and Charlotte, the Heat trailed • 0% Financing left the Denver Broncos for more. The Heat take more have lost 13 of their last 22 by 11 before pulling away. on New Cars the Super Bowl champion of a grind-it-out approach, games. Still, the Heat expect On Monday night, the Or- • 1.9% for Pre-Owned Baltimore Ravens because often getting into trouble a playoff-type, rough-and- lando Magic and Heat were • Low Mileage Trucks he was looking to play for a before flipping a switch tumble meeting. tied late in the third quarter • Lots of Certified winner in a different city. and pulling away. “Our historic run is before James keyed a 20-2 Pre-Owned The former Louisville “We’re going to get every- about winning champion- run that changed every- • 10Yr/100K Warranties MIKE WHITLEDGE star passed his physical body’s best shot because of ships,” Heat star LeBron thing. on New & Certified Kia’s 270-869-7422 and signed a five-year con- the streak,” Heat guard Ma- James said. “That’s what “We like knowing we [email protected] tract with the Ravens on rio Chalmers said. we want to be known have that switch,” guard 4000 DIVISION ST. AUTO PLAZA Tuesday. That’s why instead of for. It’s part of a process. 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Is he back? Run to the roses top 10 1. Verrazano (Todd Pletcher, John Velazquez): Only Tiger Worked 4 furlongs in 49.79 Saturday at Palm Meadows. ... Pletcher called unbeaten colt’s gallop out after work “pretty awesome.” Next start: Wood Memorial, Aqueduct, really knows April 6. ... Final Derby future wager odds: 7-1. 2. Shanghai Bobby (Pletcher, Rosie Napravnik): Worked 5 furlongs in 1:00.82 Saturday at Palm Meadows. for certain ... Pletcher said his 2-year-old champion “got a good tightener.” ... Next start: Florida Derby, Gulfstream Park, Life must be going well Saturday. ... Odds: 18-1. for Tiger Woods when he 3. Itsmyluckyday (Eddie Plesa Jr., Elvis Trujillo): can make headlines in the Worked 4 furlongs in 49 2/5 Saturday at Calder. Holy Bull gossip pages for dating winner is 5-of-9 overall, and 2-2 this year, including win Olympic ski champion over Shanghai Bobby. ... Next start: Florida Derby. ... Odds: Lindsey Vonn and in the 10-1. sports pages for winning 4. Orb (Shug McGaughey, Velazquez): Fountain of Bay Hill and returning to Youth winner worked 4 furlongs in 48.30 Monday at Payson No. 1 in the world. Park. ... Has won three in a row after opening career with All in the same week. three losses. ... Next start: Florida Derby. ... Odds: 12-1. 5. Vyjack (Rudy Rodriguez, Joel Rosario): Worked 5 The studio photos of furlongs in 59.07 Friday at Aqueduct. ... Gotham winner is Woods and Vonn that were 4-for-4, all at the Big A. ... Next start: Wood Memorial. . DANNY JOHNSTON/ASSOCIATED PRESS posted on their Facebook Odds: 10-1. pages looked more suitable Will Take Charge and jockey Jon Court (7) lead Oxbow and jockey Mike Smith past the finish 6. Revolutionary (Pletcher, Javier Castellano): for a catalog showcasing line to win the $600,000 Rebel Stakes horse race at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Ark., on Sat- Worked 4 furlongs in 48.20 Saturday at Palm Meadows. their clothing sponsors. urday, March 16. Will Take Charge is the leader in Kentucky Derby qualifying points. ... Hasn’t raced since winning Withers on Feb. 2. ... Next Far more natural were the start: Louisiana Derby, Fair Grounds, Saturday. ... Odds: poses Woods struck Mon- 12-1. day afternoon with Arnold ■■ Qualifying points are doubling for remaining 7. Will Take Charge (D. Wayne Lukas, Jon Court): Palmer after winning his Winner of Smarty Jones and Rebel in two starts this year. . tournament — left arm prep races in final weeks before Run to the Roses Leader in Derby qualifying points with 60. . Next start: Blue draped around Palmer’s Grass, Keeneland, April 13. ... Odds: 19-1. shoulder, both unable to By Richard Rosenblatt and Shanghai Bobby 1-2, the most recent series of 8. Oxbow (Lukas, Mike Smith): Son of Awesome Again contain their laughter Associated Press followed by Itsmylucky- prep races. Second place won Lecomte and was edged by stablemate Will Take over whatever was said day, Orb and Vyjack. is worth 40 points, third Charge in Rebel. . Next start: Arkansas Derby, Oaklawn that could not be repeated. Points, points and more At Gulfstream Park on 20 and fourth 10. The top Park, April 13. ... Odds: 21-1. “But it was funny,” points. Saturday, Shanghai Bobby 20 horses based on points 9. Hear the Ghost (Jerry Hollendorfer, Corey Woods said, breaking into The road to the Ken- will try to avenge his only qualify for the Derby on Nakatani): San Felipe winner worked 6 furlongs in 1:13.60 a broad grin as he replayed tucky Derby intensifies defeat — in the Holy Bull May 4. Currently, Rebel Sunday at Hollywood Park. ... Hall of Fame trainer looking for his first Santa Anita Derby win. ... Next start: Santa the exchange in his mind. this weekend with quali- — when he takes on Itsm- winner Will Take Charge Anita Derby, Santa Anita, April 6. ... Odds: 15-1. “Really funny, actually.” fying points doubling for yluckyday in the Florida tops the list with 60 points; 10. Flashback (Bob Baffert, Garrett Gomez): Worked 6 Yes, Woods appears to the remaining prep races Derby. Orb, winner of the Itsmyluckyday is 20th with furlongs in 1:11.80 Sunday at Santa Anita, fastest of 15 at be in a happy place. in the final weeks before Fountain of Youth, also is 10 points. that distance. . Finished second in San Felipe after win in Winning does that, and the Run for the Roses. in the field. The other Derby prep Robert B. Lewis. .Next start: Santa Anita Derby. ... Odds: Woods is starting to win And with some of the At the Fair Grounds, Saturday is the UAE Derby 15-1. with alarming frequency. top-rated 3-year-olds set to Pletcher’s unbeaten Revo- in Dubai, where trainer Keep an eye on: Black Onyx, Code West, Govenor In the one year and two run Saturday in the Florida lutionary and Palace Mal- Doug O’Neill sends out Charlie, Normandy Invasion, War Academy. weeks since he limped off and Louisiana derbies, the ice headline the field in the He’s Had Enough. Last year, the course at Doral with AP’s Run to the Roses’ Top Louisiana Derby, which O’Neill’s I’ll Have Another tightness in his left Achil- 10 list of contenders could also includes trainer D. won the Kentucky Derby Stakes at Turfway Park, his way into the AP’s Top les tendon — the same in- undergo a major shakeup Wayne Lukas’ Titletown and Preakness. and trainer Bob Baffert’s 10. jury that forced him to miss next week. Five, co-owned by football In preps over the week- Govenor Charlie broke Verrazano has a chance two majors in 2011 — Woods For now, the latest rank- great Paul Hornung. end, a pair of 3-year-olds a track record and easily to secure his No. 1 ranking has won six times in his last ings remain the same as The winner of each race likely earned Derby shots. won the Sunland Derby. on April 6, when he is set 20 starts on the PGA Tour. last week, with trainer earns 100 Derby qualify- Black Onyx held off Uncap- Each winner earned 50 to run in the Wood Memo- In his three wins this year, Todd Pletcher’s Verrazano ing points — up from 50 in tured and won the Spiral points, but neither worked rial. no one got closer than two shots at any point in the final round. The limp has been re- placed by a swagger. “He looks a lot more NASCAR issues no penalties for scuffle comfortable out there. He doesn’t really miss many shots. And if he does, it’s show their emotion and where the Logano and Ham- not by a whole lot,” said ■■ Chairman France says contact settle disputes — which is lin feud goes from here, al- Rickie Fowler, who played all Stewart was doing on though Sunday was viewed with Woods in the final ‘expected’ of drivers late in races Sunday. as a racing incident. group and has seen plenty “We have no problem, The two former team- of him at practice at The By Jenna Fryer after the race, and series and frankly encourage mates have feuded since Medalist in South Florida, Associated Press officials saw nothing to drivers to go up to one an- the closing laps of the where both are members. indicate Logano or Hamlin other to discuss whatever season-opening Daytona It’s easy to get caught CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR were trying to intentional- Tony Joey they think they need to 500 and it escalated after up in the hype because chairman Brian France ly wreck each other as they Stewart Logano that happened in the race,” contact from Hamlin sent we know how good he said Tuesday that the con- raced for the win. In addi- France said. “And then ev- Logano spinning into the was and believe he can be tact between Joey Logano tion, NASCAR officials landed. Logano threw a ery once in a while there wall two races ago at Bris- that good — if not better and Denny Hamlin as they have given no thought to water bottle at Stewart. will be some emotions, tol. Logano angrily con- — again. battled for the win at Cal- policing blocking, which is Darby said the incident and that’s what happened fronted Hamlin after the This latest win at Bay ifornia over the weekend what Logano did to Stew- didn’t escalate to a level Sunday and crews stepped race before being pulled Hill, however, was differ- was just the kind of throw- art on the final restart to where NASCAR had to in between them and we away by crew members. ent. It gave Woods con- back racing he expects out trigger the post-race con- take action. don’t think it rose to some The two moved their secutive wins for the first of his drivers and the new frontation. “A few years ago we level of anything.” feud to Twitter for at least time since August 2009. Gen-6 car. “There are no conversa- backed away from micro- France said NASCAR the second time this sea- Asked the last time he felt “I have said repeatedly, tions internally inside of managing drivers’ emo- will intervene when feuds son and then came Sun- this good going into the every minute, that contact, NASCAR to look at block- tions, you would hope in go too far and when emo- day’s race. Masters, he said, “It’s been especially late in the race ing as a violation or a pen- today’s world that if some- tions run too high. They were racing side- a few years.” when you are going for a alty as some other forms of body didn’t win a race, they “We’re not going to al- by-side on the last lap for Woods walked into his win, that’s not only going motorsports do,” Sprint Cup would be upset about it,” low a boxing match to take the win when they banged winner’s press conference to happen — that’s expect- Series director John Darby Darby said. “I don’t know place every time they have into each other. Both cars with his cellphone in hand, ed,” France said in a tele- said. “As good as the racing that we’ve actually got a a disagreement,” France spun and Hamlin’s hit scrolling down to read the phone interview with The has been, as exciting as it’s rule book that describes said. “But on the other hand, head-on into an inside wall messages, most of them Associated Press. “Both been, I don’t know that we every push in the chest or we’re not going to prevent not protected with energy- from his staff. Rory McIl- of them did exactly what I need to jump in the middle kick in the shin. If two guys the emotional exchanges absorbing SAFER barriers. roy, whom he replaced at think you would do when and screw it up.” get into a helluva fight, we’re that occur after a race. Ev- He spent Sunday night No. 1 in the world, sent him you really, really want to Stewart parked his car going to have to react. But a eryone has the right to walk in a Southern California a text Tuesday morning. win. Getting some contact, near Logano’s and angrily couple of guys blowing off up to someone and say, hospital, where he was di- Vonn shared her trying to race extra hard approached him after Sun- some steam and slapping ‘What the? What happened agnosed with an L1 com- thoughts on Twitter: to win the race, that’s what day’s race at Auto Club at the air is not going to get there? What did you do that pression fracture in his “Number 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!” we’re about.” Speedway in Fontana. anybody in a whole lot of for?’ And they explain them- lower back. He was back It wasn’t long before NASCAR said it won’t There was some shoving, trouble.” selves and usually work it in North Carolina on Tues- Woods was asked the cor- penalize Tony Stewart but crew members inter- France noted that driv- out.” day, scheduled to be evalu- relation between going for scuffling with Logano vened before any punches ers are encouraged to It remains to be seen ated later this week. public about dating Vonn and winning a tourna- ment to go back to No. 1 for the first time since October 2010. There was Cardinals place third baseman Freese on the DL a time when Woods an- swered questions about his personal life by saying, Wire reports ■■Pete Kozma hit a found a right-hander to find a new under the luxury tax “That’s none of your busi- grand slam and Yadier home with team. He turned down a threshold of $178 million. ness.” But he had fun with The St. Louis Cardinals Molina added a two-run Milwaukee. $13.3 million qualifying of- Los Angeles will pay most this one. placed third baseman Da- homer, leading Adam Lohse and fer from the Cardinals in of his salary in 2014, when “You’re reading way too vid Freese on the 15-day Wainwright and the St. the Brewers November, so under base- the Yankees hope to get much into this,” he said disabled list with a lower Louis Cardinals over the completed a ball’s new labor agreement under the threshold as it with a grin. back strain. New York Mets 11-4 on three-year most major league clubs rises to $189 million. The trouble with Woods Infielder Ryan Jackson Tuesday. contract had to be willing to forfeit ■■Yankees captain is that he has never been was recalled from Triple- Wainwright made his David worth $33 a first-round draft pick if Derek Jeter is resigned to an open book. Only he A Memphis on Tuesday final Grapefruit League Freese million on they wanted to sign him. starting the season on the knows how badly his to replace Freese, who start and pitched six solid Monday, a ■■The trade sending disabled list for the first leg was injured. Only he hopes to return in time innings. He allowed two big boost to their suspect ro- outfielder Vernon Wells time since 2001. knows how far along he for the home opener runs and seven hits and tation exactly a week before from the Los Angeles An- Jeter is undergoing treat- was in the latest swing April 8 against Cincin- struck out three. the season opener at home gels to the New York Yan- ment for his sore left ankle, change under Sean Foley. nati. Left-hander Sam Mets starter Jeremy against Colorado. kees has been finalized. still recovering from sur- Only he knows how much Freeman was optioned Hefner received a scare in “I’m really happy to be New York dealt a pair of gery last October. His last life as a divorced father of to Triple-A. the top of the fourth when able to come over,” Lohse minor leaguers to the An- game action came as a des- two has affected his game. In 12 spring training he was hit on his pitching said at Milwaukee’s spring gels on Tuesday for Wells: ignated hitter Saturday in a The greatest tempta- games, Freese was bat- elbow by a one-hopper off training facility. outfielder Exircado Cayo- minor league exhibition. tion Woods faces now ting .267 with two home the bat of Carlos Beltran. Lohse enjoyed his best nes and left-hander Kram- He broke the ankle in the is to resist wagging his runs and five RBIs. The Hefner immediately left season in the majors last er Sneed. The Angels will opening game of last year’s finger at anyone who move was retroactive to the game with a bruised year, going 16-3 with a 2.86 pay about $28.5 million of AL championship series. doubted whether he could Saturday. right elbow and was listed ERA and helping the St. the $42 million Wells is Jeter is expected to join get back to No. 1 in the Jackson was optioned to as day-to-day. Louis Cardinals earn an owed over the final two Alex Rodriguez, Mark world, whether he could the minors on March 17 af- Lucas Duda drove in NL wild-card spot. seasons of his contract. Teixeira and Curtis Grand- challenge Jack Nicklaus ter appearing in 17 spring all four Mets runs with a When he hit the free- The Yankees will pay erson on the disabled list and his record 18 majors. training games. Freeman homer, double and single. agent market, however, it most of his salary this at the start of the season Woods has been stuck on made two exhibition ap- ■■Kyle Lohse waited took nearly the entire off- year, a move designed to and could be activated for 14 majors since 2008. pearances. all winter and finally season for the 34-year-old help the Angels to stay the April 6 game at Detroit. 4B » Wednesday, March 27, 2013 » THE GLEANER Scoreboard SOUTH REGIONAL Regional Championship San Francisco vs. Arizona at Scotts- Transactions Regional Semifinals Tuesday, April 2 dale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Air time Friday, March 29 Semifinal winners Houston vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, BASEBALL At Cowboys Stadium BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Fla., 5:10 p.m. American League TELEVISION Arlington, Texas Second Round N.Y. Yankees vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Reassigned Kansas (31-5) vs. Michigan (28-7), Tuesday, March 26 Fla., 6:05 p.m. OF Lew Ford to their minor league camp. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 6:37 p.m. Newark, Del. Chicago Cubs vs. Kansas City (ss) at BOSTON RED SOX—Released 1B Lyle N oon: Philadelphia vs. Detroit, ESPN, Cable 27. Florida Gulf Coast (26-10) vs. Florida Delaware 78, North Carolina 69 Surprise, Ariz., 8:10 p.m. Overbay. (28-7), 30 minutes following Queens, N.Y. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Placed LHP MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Regional Championship Kentucky 84, Dayton 70 pro basketball John Danks and LHP Leyson Septimo on Sunday, March 31 Regional Semifinals the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 22. 6 p.m.: NIT, Iowa at Virginia, ESPN2, Cable 26. Semifinal winners, TBA Bridgeport, Conn. NBA Standings Reassigned LHP David Purcey to their 8 p.m.: NIT, Providence at Baylor, ESPN2, Cable 26. MIDWEST REGIONAL Saturday, March 30 Eastern CONFERENCE minor league camp. Regional Semifinals Connecticut (31-4) vs. Maryland (26- Atlantic w l Pct gB CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to NBA BASKETBALL Friday, March 29 7), TBA x-New York 43 26 .623 — terms with RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka and 7 p.m.: Miami at Chicago, ESPN, Cable 27. At Lucas Oil Stadium Delaware (32-3) vs. Kentucky (29-5), x-Brooklyn 41 29 .586 2½ RHP Matt Capps on minor league con- Indianapolis TBA Boston 36 34 .514 7½ tracts. 9:30 p.m.: Brooklyn at Portland, ESPN, Cable 27. Louisville (31-5) vs. Oregon (28-8), Regional Championship Philadelphia 27 43 .386 16½ DETROIT TIGERS—Placed OF Avisail NHL HOCKEY 6:15 p.m. Monday, April 1 Toronto 26 44 .371 17½ Garcia on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Duke (29-5) vs. Michigan State (27-8), Semifinal winners Southeast W L Pct gB March 23. Optioned Luke Putkonen to 6:30 p.m.: Montreal at Boston, NBCSN, Cable 549. 30 minutes following FINAL FOUR y-Miami 56 14 .800 — Toledo (IL). Regional Championship At New Orleans Arena Atlanta 39 32 .549 17½ HOUSTON ASTROS—Released SS Tyler TENNIS Sunday, March 31 New Orleans Washington 26 44 .371 30 Greene. N oon: Sony Open, ESPN2, Cable 26. Semifinal winners, TBA National Semifinals Orlando 18 53 .254 38½ MINNESOTA TWINS—Reassigned RHP Sony Open, ESPN2, Cable 26. WEST REGIONAL Sunday, April 7 Charlotte 16 54 .229 40 P.J. Walters and RHP Samuel Deduno to 11 p.m.: Regional Semifinals Oklahoma City champion vs. Spokane Central w l Pct gB minor league camp. Thursday, March 28 champion, 4:30 or 7 p.m. x-Indiana 44 27 .620 — NEW YORK YANKEES—Acquired OF At The Staples Center Norfolk champion vs. Bridgeport Chicago 38 31 .551 5 Vernon Wells from the Los Angeles An- Los Angeles champion, 4:30 or 7 p.m. Milwaukee 34 35 .493 9 gels for OF Exircado Cayones and LHP Arizona (27-7) vs. Ohio State (28-7), National Championship Detroit 24 48 .333 20½ Kramer Sneed. Claimed RHP Dan Otero Spt or scope 6:47 p.m. Tuesday, April 9 Cleveland 22 47 .319 21 off waivers from San Francisco. Agreed Wichita State (28-8) vs. La Salle (24-9), Semifinal winners, 6:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE to terms with 1B Lyle Overbay on a minor Southwest W L Pct gB Golf 30 minutes following league contract. Regional Championship x-San Antonio 53 17 .757 — OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Placed INF Saturday, March 30 KENTUCKY 84, DAYTON 70 x-Memphis 47 23 .671 6 Adam Rosales on the 15-day DL. The J. Buck’s senior scramble for ages 50-and-over will be DAYTON (28-3) Semifinal winners, TBA Houston 39 31 .557 14 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Optioned LHP Thursday at Bent Creek Golf Course. Sign in by 9:30 a.m., Malott 3-9 4-4 10, Sant 5-7 3-4 13, FINAL FOUR Dallas 34 36 .486 19 Ricky Romero to Dunedin (FSL). Deane 3-6 3-5 9, MacKay 4-5 2-2 12, Hoover and tee off at 10 a.m. For more information, call 827-7774. At The Georgia Dome New Orleans 25 46 .352 28½ National League 6-11 8-10 22, Applewhite 0-6 2-3 2, Austria ■ Atlanta Northwest W L Pct gB ATLANTA BRAVES—Optioned INF Tyler ■ 0-2 2-2 2, Wilson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 21-47 National Semifinals x-Okla. City 52 19 .732 — Pastornicky, OF Jose Constanza and RHP The Bent Creek Men’s Club will have a scramble, sponsored 24-30 70. Saturday, April 6 x-Denver 49 23 .681 3½ David Carpenter to Gwinnett (IL). KENTUCKY (29-5) by Kenny Kent Chevrolet, Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Sign in by 5 Midwest champion vs. West champion, Utah 35 36 .493 17 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Optioned OF Walker 3-4 0-0 6, Stallworth 6-10 2-2 5 or 7:30 p.m. Portland 33 37 .471 18½ Yasiel Puig to Chattanooga (SL) and SS p.m. For more information, call 827-7774. 14, O’Neill 2-12 5-7 11, Mathies 13-17 2-4 South champion vs. East champion, 5 Minnesota 25 44 .362 26 Dee Gordon to Albuquerque (PCL). ■■ 34, Evans 0-2 0-0 0, Thompson 1-3 0-0 2, or 7:30 p.m. Pacific w l Pct gB MIAMI MARLINS—Optioned RHP Jacob Pinkett 0-2 0-0 0, Sidney 2-4 0-0 4, Goss Audubon Golf Course will have a youth golf clinic taught by National Championship x-L.A. Clippers 48 22 .686 — Turner and LHP Dan Jennings to New Or- 4-13 3-3 11, Henderson 1-1 0-0 2, Bishop Monday, April 8 Golden State 41 31 .569 8 leans (PCL). Reassigned INF Nick Green, INF local golf professionals April 2-5. Ages 6-12 will meet each 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-68 12-16 84. Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers 36 35 .507 12½ Matt Downs, OF Jordan Brown, LHP Zach day from 8-9:30 a.m., followed by ages 13-18 from 10:30- Halftime— 3-Point Kentucky 40-31. Sacramento 25 46 .352 23½ Phillips and INF Kevin Kouzmanoff to their Goals— noon. Entry fee is $50 per child and includes a t-shirt, Dayton 4-13 (MacKay 2-2, Hoover Phoenix 23 48 .324 25½ minor league camp. Agreed to terms with NIT 2-4, Applewhite 0-1, Sant 0-1, Austria 0-1, x-clinched playoff spot OF Matt Diaz on a minor league contract. goodie bag and prizes. Pre-registration is required with All Times CDT Deane 0-1, Malott 0-3), Kentucky 8-24 y-clinched division MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Placed INF the clinic limited to 25 kids per age group. Pick up entry Second Round (Mathies 6-7, O’Neill 2-8, Sidney 0-1, Evans Monday’s Games Taylor Green on the 15-day DL, retroac- Monday, March 25 Fouled Out— forms at Audubon Golf Course and turn in completed forms 0-1, Pinkett 0-2, Goss 0-5). Indiana 100, Atlanta 94 tive to March 22 and RHP Mark Rogers on Rebounds— Providence 77, Robert Morris 68 None. Dayton 32 (Malott 8), Miami 108, Orlando 94 the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 25. by March 26. Call 826-5546 for more information. Assists— BYU 90, Mercer 71 Kentucky 34 (Walker 7). Dayton Washington 107, Memphis 94 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Released ■■ Total Southern Mississippi 63, Louisiana 12 (Malott 5), Kentucky 12 (O’Neill 5). New Orleans 110, Denver 86 RHP Aaron Cook. Fouls— A— The Audubon Ladies Early Birdies League will have an Tech 52 Dayton 15, Kentucky 23. 1,144. Utah 107, Philadelphia 91 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed 3B Da- Quarterfinals Golden State 109, L.A. Lakers 103 vid Freese on the 15-day DL, retroactive to organizational meeting Monday, April 1 at 1 p.m. at Mr. B’s. Tuesday, March 26 Tuesday’s Games March 23. Optioned LHP Sam Freeman to Prospective members are welcome to attend. Maryland 58, at Alabama 57 LOUISVILLE 76, PURDUE 63 PURDUE (25-9) New York 100, Boston 85 Memphis (PCL). Recalled INF Ryan Jack- Today ■■ Mingo 3-9 3-4 9, Ostarello 7-11 2-2 16, Minnesota 105, Detroit 82 son from Memphis. Iowa (23-12) at Virginia (23-11), 6 p.m. Moses 3-6 0-0 7, Williams 2-4 0-1 4, Houser L.A. Clippers at Dallas, (n) SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Selected The Players Club Ladies Golf League is having an informational BYU (23-11) at Southern Mississippi 4-17 0-0 10, Clemons 0-0 0-0 0, Wilson 1-3 Today’s Games the contract of RHP Chad Gaudin from meeting tonight at 6 p.m at Firedome. All levels of golfers are (27-9), 7 p.m. 2-2 5, Poston 0-2 4-4 4, Manuel 4-5 0-0 8. Boston at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Fresno (PCL). Providence (19-14) at Baylor (20-14), welcome. Please RSVP or if any questions, call Beth Grace at Totals 24-57 11-13 63. Orlando at Charlotte, 6 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Released 8 p.m. LOUISVILLE (26-8) Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. RHP Chris Young. 826-2558 or Carolyn Fuller at 827-3212. At Madison Square Garden Hammond 8-14 4-4 21, Vails 0-1 1-2 1, Atlanta at Toronto, 6 p.m. American Association ■■ New York Slaughter 6-14 1-3 16, Smith 3-7 1-2 7, S. Memphis at New York, 6:30 p.m. LAREDO LEMURS—Acquired INF An- Semifinals The Players Club Men’s League will have a meeting to discuss Schimmel 4-11 3-4 14, Harper 1-1 0-0 2, Miami at Chicago, 7 p.m. thony Scelfo from Florence for a player Tuesday, April 2 Walton 0-0 0-0 0, Deines 0-0 0-0 0, J. Schim- Indiana at Houston, 7 p.m. to be named. memberships Thursday, March 28 at 6 p.m in the clubhouse Maryland (25-12) vs. Iowa-Virginia mel 2-3 3-4 7, Reid 3-7 2-2 8. Totals 27-58 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 7 p.m. LINCOLN SALTDOGS—Signed RHP PJ at the Players Club. All members and anyone interested in winner, 6 or 8:30 p.m. 15-21 76. L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Zocchi. BYU-S. Mississippi winner vs. Provi- joining may attend. For more information, call 827-9999. Halftime—Louisville 38-23. 3-Point Washington at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES—Released OF dence-Baylor winner, 6 or 8:30 p.m., Goals—Purdue 4-16 (Houser 2-8, Moses Denver at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Mike Coles, LHP Chris Salamida, RHP ■■ Championship 1-2, Wilson 1-2, Ostarello 0-1, Mingo 0-3), Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. Brian Beuning and LHP Zach Baldwin. Thursday, April 4 The Spring Classic four-person scramble has been Louisville 7-17 (S. Schimmel 3-6, Slaughter Sacramento at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Atlantic League Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. rescheduled for Saturday, April 20 at Audubon Golf 3-9, Hammond 1-2). Fouled Out—None. Brooklyn at Portland, 9:30 p.m. SUGAR LAND SKEETERS—Signed C Course and Sunday, April 21 at Municipal Golf Course. Call Rebounds—Purdue 32 (Ostarello 12), Lou- Koby Clemens. CollegeInsider.comt isville 38 (Hammond 10). Assists—Purdue Knicks 100, Celtics 85 Frontier League Audubon at 826-5546 to sign up for a Saturday tee time. All Times CDT 12 (Houser 5), Louisville 15 (J. Schimmel FLORENCE FREEDOM—Sent 2B An- The tournament will be flighted after the first round. There N EW YOrk (100) Quarterfinals 6). Total Fouls—Purdue 16, Louisville 13. Shumpert 1-3 0-0 2, Anthony 10-30 7-9 thony Scelfo to Laredo (AA) to complete will be a 9 a.m. shotgun start on Sunday at Municipal. Tuesday, March 26 A—9,236. 29, Martin 4-7 1-2 9, Prigioni 3-6 0-0 7, Fel- an earlier trade. Seniors, women and juniors hit from designated tees. East Carolina 70, Loyola (Md.) 58 ton 3-6 0-0 6, Smith 13-24 5-5 32, Kidd 2-4 RIVER CITY RASCALS—Signed RHP Evansville 84, Canisius 83 Glantz-Culver Line Drew Benes. Entry fees are $40 per person. Cart fees are not included. 0-0 5, Copeland 0-4 1-2 1, Novak 3-6 0-0 9, Northern Iowa 90, Bradley 77 J.White 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-90 14-18 100. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS—Signed Today College Basketball BOSTON (85) LHP Cameron Roth to a contract exten- Outdoors NCAA Tournament Oral Roberts (20-14) at Weber State Pierce 5-10 5-7 16, Green 6-14 6-6 19, sion. Signed RHP Dexter Price and LHP Thursday A free hunter education course will be offered April 1 and (28-6), 8 p.m. Bass 5-6 1-1 11, Bradley 3-11 0-0 6, Craw- Randy Sturgill. Released RHP Jason Braun Regional Semifinals Semifinals ford 5-11 2-2 14, Terry 4-8 0-0 10, Wilcox and INF Nick Kuroczko. April 2 from 6-9 p.m. and April 3 from 4:30-8 p.m. at the At Washington Saturday, March 30 0-1 0-0 0, Williams 2-7 3-4 7, Randolph WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS—Re- Sportsman’s Club of Henderson County (7144 Sportsman’s Favorite line Underdog Evansville (21-14) at East Carolina 1-1 0-2 2, D.White 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-69 leased INF Andy Chriscaden, LHP Jorge Indiana 5½ Syracuse Club Road off 416 by the Pennyrile, exit 68, in Robards).The (21-12), 4 p.m. 17-22 85. Navarette, and RHP Scott Watson. Sunday, March 31 Miami 5½ Marquette New York 28 30 26 16—100 10-hour course, sponsored by the Kentucky Department At Los Angeles BASKETBALL Oral Roberts-Weber State winner at Boston 24 20 25 16— 85 National Basketball Association of Fish and Wildlife Resources and the Sportsman’s Club Ohio St. 3½ Arizona Northern Iowa (21-14), 7 p.m. 3-Point Goals—New York 8-28 (Novak OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Assigned Wichita St. 4 La Salle of Henderson County, will include classroom instruction Championship 3-6, Anthony 2-8, Kidd 1-3, Prigioni 1-3, Friday G DeAndre Liggins and C Daniel Orton to Wednesday, April 3 Smith 1-3, Felton 0-1, Shumpert 0-2, Cope- in hunter ethics, wildlife conservation and identification, At Indianapolis Tulsa (NBADL). TBD land 0-2), Boston 6-20 (Terry 2-4, Crawford TORONTO RAPTORS—Recalled F Quin- field care of game, outdoor surivival, first aid, trapping, Louisville 10 Oregon 2-6, Pierce 1-4, Green 1-4, Bradley 0-2). cy Acy from Bakersfield (NBADL). Duke 2 Michigan St. firearms, bow hunting, muzzleloading and ammunition. Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—New York EVANSVILLE 84, CANISIUS 83 At Arlington, Texas 47 (Anthony 8), Boston 51 (Green 10). As- FOOTBALL Participants must be present all three nights. The last EVANSVILLE (21-14) Kansas 2 Michigan sists—New York 11 (Prigioni 5), Boston National Football League Ryan 11-22 12-15 39, Mockevicius 3-3 Florida 13 Fla. Gulf Coast session will include actual range firing and examination. 20 (Pierce, Green, Crawford 6). Total CHICAGO BEARS—Agreed to terms 3-4 9, Taylor 4-8 2-5 10, Wing 0-2 0-0 0, Tonight Anyone 10 years old or older is welcome. Food and soft Fouls—New York 23, Boston 16. Techni- with CB Kelvin Hayden on a one-year Cox 4-9 0-0 8, Sawvell 2-3 0-0 4, Nelson NIT cals—Boston defensive three second. contract. drinks will be available. For more information contact Bob 1-1 0-0 2, Jones 1-3 3-4 5, Moore 1-4 0-0 2, Quarterfinals A—18,624 (18,624). CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed QB McKee at (270) 526-3023 or [email protected]. Cesnulevicius 0-0 0-0 0, Balentine 2-6 0-0 at Virginia 4 Iowa Jason Campbell to a two-year contract. 5. Totals 29-61 20-28 84. at So. Miss. 3 BYU GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed K Gior- Baseball CANISIUS (20-14) at Baylor 8 Providence T-wolves 105, Pistons 82 gio Tavecchio. There will be a meeting April 1 at 6 p.m. at the PCMA shelter Manhertz 3-3 4-5 10, Jor. Heath 0-2 0-0 CBI Tournament MO INNES TA (105) NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Re-signed 0, Washington 6-7 0-0 13, Baron 8-17 3-5 21, Semifinals Kirilenko 4-9 0-0 9, Williams 2-3 0-0 OT Sebastian Vollmer. house for anyone interesting in umpiring in the league. For Sosa 3-5 0-0 8, Asprilla 2-4 1-2 5, Groves 3-8 at George Mason 4 W. Michigan 6, Pekovic 7-10 4-5 18, Rubio 6-9 0-0 14, OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed OT Alex more information, call James Wolfe at 577-2940. 0-0 7, Hymes 5-9 0-0 14, Jos. Heath 1-3 3-4 at Wright St. Pk Santa Clara Ridnour 6-7 1-1 15, Cunningham 4-10 Barron. 5. Totals 31-58 11-16 83. College Insider Tournament 0-0 8, Budinger 2-9 2-2 7, Shved 2-5 0-0 Tennis Quarterfinals 5, Stiemsma 1-5 0-0 2, Barea 8-11 0-0 21, HOCKEY Halftime—Canisius 37-28. 3-Point National Hockey League at Weber St. 8½ Oral Roberts Gelabale 0-1 0-0 0, Johnson 0-0 0-0 0. To- Sign-ups are underway for the 2013 season of the Goals—Evansville 6-16 (Ryan 5-9, Balen- BOSTON BRUINS—Signed D Matt Bart- tine 1-4, Cox 0-3), Canisius 10-22 (Hymes tals 42-79 7-8 105. Henderson/Daviess Counties USTA League Tennis DETROIT (82) kowski to a one-year contract extension 4-7, Sosa 2-2, Baron 2-6, Washington Major League Baseball Leagues. Adults turning 18 anytime in 2013 are eligible. Singler 2-7 2-2 8, Maxiell 3-5 0-0 6, Mon- through the 2013-14 season and D Chris 1-2, Groves 1-4, Jor. Heath 0-1). Fouled Casto to an entry-level contract. Individuals and teams will be able to sign up for spring Spring Training Glance roe 5-13 1-2 11, Calderon 5-9 2-2 14, Knight Out—Groves, Washington. Rebounds— All Times CDT 3-10 0-0 7, Jerebko 2-4 0-0 5, Middleton DALLAS STARS—Assigned F Reilly leagues. Tennis matches will begin in early April and Evansville 32 (Ryan 6), Canisius 32 AMERICAN LEAGUE 5-10 0-0 10, Stuckey 2-7 3-3 7, Villanueva Smith and D Joe Morrow to Texas (AHL). continue through May. Leagues are available for all skill (Asprilla, Manhertz 6). Assists—Evans- W L Pct 1-7 0-0 2, English 3-4 0-0 7, Kravtsov 1-3 3-4 OTTAWA SENATORS—Reassigned F Dave Dziurzynski to Binghamton (AHL). levels from beginners to advanced. USTA League Tennis ville 20 (Taylor 8), Canisius 11 (Groves 6). Kansas City 23 6 .793 5. Totals 32-79 11-13 82. Total Fouls—Evansville 19, Canisius 22. Baltimore 18 8 .692 Minnesota 19 25 38 23—105 Recalled F Mike Hoffman from Bingham- features adult 18 and over and 40 and over divisions. Both A—1,403. Seattle 19 11 .633 Detroit 16 22 16 28— 82 ton. men’s leagues and women’s leagues are available. To enroll Detroit 18 12 .600 3-Point Goals—Minnesota 14-26 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Assigned D Brian Lee to Syracuse (AHL). or for more information, contact Melanie Humbert at 270- College Basketball Inv. Cleveland 16 13 .552 (Barea 5-7, Rubio 2-2, Williams 2-3, Oakland 14 12 .538 831-0701 or [email protected]. All Times CDT Ridnour 2-3, Kirilenko 1-2, Shved 1-3, COLLEGE Quarterfinals Minnesota 15 14 .517 Budinger 1-4, Gelabale 0-1, Cunningham BOUFFAL —Named Bobby Hurley men’s T-ball Monday, March 25 Boston 15 15 .500 0-1), Detroit 7-20 (Calderon 2-2, Singler basketball coach. George Mason 88, Houston 84, OT Tampa Bay 15 15 .500 2-5, English 1-2, Jerebko 1-2, Knight 1-3, HOLY CROSS—Named Rocco DiMeco The Henderson County Family YMCA is offering an Santa Clara 86, Purdue 83 Texas 15 15 .500 Monroe 0-1, Stuckey 0-1, Middleton 0-2, outside linebackers coach. instructional youth t-ball league for boys and girls ages 3-6 Wright State 57, Richmond 51 Houston 13 14 .481 Villanueva 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Re- TROY—Named Phil Cunningham men’s Chicago 12 13 .480 starting April 24 at the YMCA t-ball fields on Wednesdays Western Michigan 75, Wyoming 67, OT bounds—Minnesota 46 (Pekovic 11), basketball coach. Semifinals Toronto 13 16 .448 Detroit 41 (Monroe 12). Assists—Minne- nights for six weeks through May 29. The 3-4-year-olds will Today New York 12 17 .414 sota 26 (Rubio 9), Detroit 18 (Villanueva National Hockey League play from 5:30-6:30 p.m. and the 5-6-year-olds will play from George Mason (20-14) vs. Santa Clara Los Angeles 8 17 .320 4). Total Fouls—Minnesota 14, Detroit 12. NATIONAL LEAGUE A—16,877 (22,076). NHL Standings 6:45-7:45 p.m. Cost is $30 for Y family members, $35 for Y (23-11), TBA Wright State (23-12) vs. Western Michi- W L Pct EASTERN CONFERENCE youth members and $40 for non-members. Those signing up gan (22-12), TBA Atlanta 19 14 .576 Atlantic gP w l oT Pts GF GA Colorado 15 12 .556 NBA LEADERS Pittsburgh 34 26 8 0 52 117 84 after April 3 will add $5. Financial assistance is available for Championship Series THROUGH MARCH 25 San Francisco 14 13 .519 New Jersey 33 15 11 7 37 82 89 (Best-of-3) Scoring low-income families but must be applied for by April 3. Each Arizona 14 14 .500 N.Y. Rangers 32 16 13 3 35 78 78 (x-if necessary) G FG FT PTS AVG Chicago 16 16 .500 N.Y. Islanders 33 15 15 3 33 96 107 child receives a shirt. Deadline is April 10. Register at the Monday, April 1 Durant, OKC 71 641 604 2011 28.3 YMCA or call 827-9622 for more information. TBD New York 13 13 .500 Philadelphia 32 13 17 2 28 84 99 St. Louis 14 14 .500 Anthony, NYK 55 517 353 1518 27.6 Northeast gP w l oT Pts GF GA Wednesday, April 3 Bryant, LAL 69 659 431 1870 27.1 Philadelphia 14 15 .483 Boston 31 21 7 3 45 89 66 L ifeguard training TBD James, MIA 70 703 371 1869 26.7 San Diego 15 17 .469 Montreal 32 20 7 5 45 98 78 Friday, April 5 Harden, HOU 68 516 602 1788 26.3 The Henderson County Family YMCA along with the Miami 12 15 .444 Ottawa 33 18 9 6 42 86 72 x-TBD Westbrook, OKC 71 586 397 1652 23.3 Washington 12 16 .429 Toronto 34 18 12 4 40 102 97 Henderson Parks and Recreation is offering a lifeguard Curry, GOL 68 534 232 1527 22.5 training course for ages 15 and up April 8-12 and 15-19 Pittsburgh 12 17 .414 Buffalo 33 13 16 4 30 87 102 Women’s NCAA Los Angeles 11 17 .393 Wade, MIA 64 535 287 1374 21.5 Southeast gP w l oT Pts GF GA Parker, SAN 58 477 243 1219 21.0 from 5-8 p.m. at the YMCA. Cost is $150 for YMCA All Times CDT Milwaukee 10 17 .370 Winnipeg 34 18 14 2 38 88 99 Aldridge, POR 68 582 261 1427 21.0 OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL Cincinnati 9 18 .333 Carolina 31 15 14 2 32 86 90 members and $180 for non-members. Call 827-9622 for Ellis, MIL 69 510 251 1339 19.4 Second Round NOTE: Split-squad games count in Washington 33 15 17 1 31 94 93 more information. Lillard, POR 70 477 221 1336 19.1 Tuesday, March 26 the standings; games against non-major Tampa Bay 33 14 18 1 29 105 99 Lopez, Bro 63 477 246 1200 19.0 Softball Waco, Texas league teams do not. Florida 34 9 19 6 24 80 119 Baylor 85, Florida St. 47 Tuesday’s Games Pierce, BOS 68 424 297 1273 18.7 WESTERN CONFERENCE The Henderson Slow Pitch Softball Association is currently Louisville, Ky. Miami 8, Washington 5 Lee, GOL 69 526 229 1281 18.6 Central gP w l oT Pts GF GA Holiday, PHL 66 490 160 1217 18.4 Louisville 76, Purdue 63 Philadelphia 10, Tampa Bay 1 Chicago 32 25 4 3 53 108 71 accepting rosters for the upcoming 2013 summer league. Griffin, LAC 68 503 243 1253 18.4 Regional Semifinals Minnesota 9, Baltimore 5 Detroit 33 17 11 5 39 90 83 The fee is $450 and checks should be made out to HSSA. Williams, Bro 67 416 258 1233 18.4 Oklahoma City Toronto 6, Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 32 17 13 2 36 92 89 Gay, TOR 63 437 205 1140 18.1 Mail rosters and fees to: Steve Tow, 2507 Knoll Top Ln., Sunday, March 31 Atlanta 6, Detroit 5 Nashville 33 14 13 6 34 83 88 Jennings, MIL 69 441 212 1242 18.0 Baylor (34-1) vs. Louisville (26-8), TBA St. Louis 11, N.Y. Mets 4 Columbus 32 13 13 6 32 75 85 Henderson, Ky. 42420. Rosters and fees must be submitted FG Percentage Oklahoma (24-10) vs. Tennessee (26- Oakland 7, Cleveland 6, 10 innings Northwest gP w l oT Pts GF GA by May 15. League play will be begin Monday, May 20. For FG FGA PCT 7), TBA Chicago White Sox 11, Texas 3 Minnesota 31 19 10 2 40 86 75 Jordan, LAC 264 417 .633 more information, call Steve Tow at (270) 454-1480. Tuesday, April 2 Kansas City 11, Seattle 6 Vancouver 32 17 9 6 40 87 85 Koufos, DEN 266 447 .595 Regional Championship San Francisco 4, San Diego 2 Edmonton 32 12 13 7 31 77 91 Splitter, SAN 275 479 .574 Semifinal winners N.Y. Yankees 4, Houston 4, tie, 10 in- Calgary 31 12 15 4 28 85 105 Ibaka, OKC 385 673 .572 SPOKANE REGIONAL nings Colorado 31 11 16 4 26 79 100 Bowling Men’s Handicap Game: 1. James Cook, Second Round Colorado vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, McGee, DEN 267 469 .569 Pacific gP w l oT Pts GF GA Howard, LAL 387 683 .567 287; 2. Brad DeWitt, 268 Monday, March 25 Ariz., (n) Anaheim 32 22 6 4 48 104 83 Hickson, POR 368 653 .564 Echo Lanes Men’s Scratch Series: 1. Steve Majors, Lubbock, Texas Cincinnati vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Los Angeles 32 18 12 2 38 93 80 Johnson, TOR 288 515 .559 Saturday Youth League 727; 2. Alec Moore, 708 California 82, South Florida 78, OT Ariz., (n) San Jose 31 14 11 6 34 76 82 James, MIA 703 1262 .557 March 23 Men’s Handicap Series: 1. Steve Ma- Tuesday, March 26 L.A. Angels vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Dallas 32 15 14 3 33 87 97 Griffin, LAC 503 919 .547 League Avg: 102 jors, 745; 2. Alec Moore, 732 Stanford, Calif. Ariz., (n) Phoenix 32 13 15 4 30 82 90 Team Standings: 1. Hammer Heads, 69 Women’s Scratch Game: 1. Shelly Gar- Stanford 73, Michigan 40 Today’s Games Rebounds NOTE: Two points for a win, one point pts; 2. Bull Dogs, 46; 3. Brother Hood, 41.5 rett, 195; 2. Megan Gaddis, 182 Baton Rouge, La. Atlanta vs. Washington (ss) at Viera, G OFF DEF TOT AVG for overtime loss. Boy’s Scratch Game: 1. Hunter Russin, Women’s Handicap Game: 1. Megan LSU 71, Penn State 66 Fla., 12:05 p.m. Howard, LAL 65 217 598 815 12.5 Monday’s Games 188; 2. Vince Wheeler, 159 Gaddis, 245; 2. Shelly Garrett, 240 Regional Semifinals Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Asik, HOU 70 241 582 823 11.8 Boston 3, Toronto 2, SO Boy’s Handicap Game: 1. Elijah Wolf, Women’s Scratch Series: 1. Jonna Spokane, Wash. Fla., 12:05 p.m. Randolph, MEM 64 274 466 740 11.6 Ottawa 3, New Jersey 2, SO 223; 2. Jared Freeman, 217 Owens, 515; 2. Shelly Garrett, 502 Saturday, March 30 Washington (ss) vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Vucevic, ORL 68 230 550 780 11.5 Los Angeles 5, Chicago 4 Boy’s Scratch Series: 1. Hunter Russin, Women’s Handicap Game: 1. Sandy Stanford (33-2) vs. Georgia (27-6), TBA Fla., 12:05 p.m. Noah, CHI 63 256 464 720 11.4 Nashville 3, Edmonton 2 552; 2. Vince Wheeler, 468 Tompkins, 652; 2. Shelly Garrett, 637 California (30-3) vs. LSU (22-11), TBA Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Braden- Lee, GOL 69 198 575 773 11.2 Minnesota 7, Dallas 4 Boy’s Handicap Series: 1. Austin Mer- Regional Championship ton, Fla., 12:05 p.m. Chandler, NYK 62 260 422 682 11.0 Detroit 3, Phoenix 2 edith, 599; 2. Eli Cook, 590 college basketball Monday, April 1 Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Port Char- Hickson, POR 69 238 504 742 10.8 San Jose 5, Anaheim 3 Girl’s Scratch Game: 1. Cera Semifinal winners lotte, Fla., 12:05 p.m. Horford, ATL 68 178 518 696 10.2 Tuesday’s Games Crook,138; 2. Presley Eggleston, 80 NCAA Tournament Miami vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., Toronto 3, Florida 2 All Times CDT NORFOLK REGIONAL Evans, Bro 69 209 493 702 10.2 Girl’s Handicap Game: 1. Cera Crook, 12:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 1, Montreal 0 EAST REGIONAL Second Round Assists 221; 2. Becca Harper, 189 Cleveland vs. Chicago White Sox at N.Y. Islanders 3, Washington 2 Regional Semifinals Tuesday, March 26 G AST AVG Girl’s Scratch Series: 1. Cera Crook, Glendale, Ariz., 2:05 p.m. Winnipeg 4, Carolina 1 Thursday, March 28 Iowa City Rondo, BOS 38 420 11.1 349; 2. Presley Eggleston, 236 Texas vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., N.Y. Rangers 5, Philadelphia 2 At The Verizon Center Notre Dame 74, Iowa 57 Paul, LAC 58 561 9.7 Girl’s Handicap Series: 1. Cera Crook, 2:10 p.m. Tampa Bay 2, Buffalo 1 Washington Durham, N.C. Vasquez, NOR 70 649 9.3 598; 2. Becca Harper, 558 San Diego vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Edmonton 3, St. Louis 0 Miami (29-6) vs. Marquette (25-8), Duke 68, Oklahoma State 59 Holiday, PHL 66 566 8.6 Monday Industrial League Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Chicago 2, Calgary 0 6:15 p.m. Regional Semifinals March 25 L.A. Dodgers vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., Williams, Bro 67 513 7.7 Columbus at Vancouver, (n) Indiana (29-6) vs. Syracuse (28-9), 30 League Avg: 179 Norfolk, Va. 3:05 p.m. Parker, SAN 58 438 7.6 Today’s Games minutes following Team Standings: 1. Echo Factor, 76 Sunday, March 31 Colorado vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 Westbrook, OKC 71 536 7.5 Montreal at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Regional Championship pts; 2. J Bucks, 75; 3. Fast Print, 74.5 Notre Dame (33-1) vs. Kansas (20-13), p.m. Nelson, ORL 54 399 7.4 Phoenix at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Saturday, March 30 Men’s Scratch Game: 1. James Cook, TBA Kansas City (ss) vs. Milwaukee at James, MIA 70 515 7.4 Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. Semifinal winners, TBA 279; 2. Brad DeWitt, 261 Duke (32-2) vs. Nebraska (25-8), TBA Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Calderon, DET 68 492 7.2 Anaheim at San Jose, 9 p.m. THE GLEANER « Wednesday, March 27, 2013 « 5B Business Housing, manufacturing boost U.S. economy By Martin Crutsinger boom in the summer of data that says the economy posted double-digit in- boosting the economy this plans fell sharply in Feb- Associated Press 2006. And demand for lon- is falling back,” said Joel creases. year, and factories were ruary. But the decline fol- ger-lasting factory goods Naroff, chief economist Sales of new homes busier in February, ac- lowed the biggest monthly WASHINGTON — Gains in jumped 5.7 percent in Feb- at Naroff Economic Advi- cooled off in February to cording to the Commerce gain in nearly three years. housing and manufac- ruary, the biggest increase sors. a seasonally adjusted an- Department report on du- Economists had expected turing propelled the U.S. in five months. A recovery in hous- nual rate of 411,000. That’s rable goods orders. companies to ease up after economy over the winter, February new-home ing has helped lift the down from January’s pace February’s increase was January’s spending spree. according to reports re- sales and March consumer economy this year and is of 431,000, which was the driven by a surge in com- When looking at the two leased Tuesday, and ana- confidence looked a little finally restoring some of fastest since September mercial aircraft orders, months together, business lysts say they point to the shakier. But the overall the wealth lost during the 2008. But February’s pace which tend to be volatile. investment has acceler- resilience of consumers picture of an improving Great Recession. was still better than every Still, orders for motor ve- ated from the end of last and businesses as govern- economy drove stocks The year-over-year rise other month since April hicles and parts increased year and should contribute ment spending cuts kick higher on Tuesday. The in home prices reported 2010, when a temporary solidly, suggesting de- to economic growth. in. Dow Jones industrial av- by the Standard & Poor’s/ home-buying tax credit mand for cars and trucks “The picture of business U.S. home prices rose erage closed up 111 points. Case Shiller 20-city index was boosting sales. And remains strong. spending to start the year 8.1 percent in January, the The Standard & Poor’s 500 was the fastest since June sales are 12.3 percent high- Orders for machinery is fairly healthy,” said Dan fastest annual rate since index gained 12 points. 2006. Prices rose in all 20 er than a year ago. and other goods that sig- Greenhaus, chief global the peak of the housing “There is nothing in this cities and eight markets Manufacturing is also nal business investment strategist at BTIG.

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Belo NY .32 3.3 10 9.58 -.01 +24.9 OcciPet NY 2.56 3.3 14 78.01 -.04 +1.8 cordreports that one group The test, which is be- Bemis NY 1.04 2.6 21 39.82 +.32 +19.0 OldNBcp NY .40 2.9 14 13.87 +.05 +16.8 Stock Market IndexeS BigLots NY ...... 12 35.38 -.36 +24.3 Oracle Nasd .24 .8 15 31.54 +.29 -5.4 critical of the company, ing conducted during BrMySq NY 1.40 3.4 35 40.68 +.42 +26.2 PPG NY 2.36 1.8 17 134.04 +.15 -1.0 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo Missourians Organizing the summer in an undis- CSX NY .56 2.3 13 24.14 +.25 +22.4 PPL Corp NY 1.47 4.8 12 30.59 +.47 +6.8 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg for Reform and Empower- closed market, is part of Chevron NY 3.60 3.0 9 120.98 +.80 +11.9 PeabdyE NY .34 1.6 46 20.98 +.18 -21.2 14,563.75 12,035.09 Dow Industrials 14,559.65 +111.90 +.77 +11.11 +10.32 ment, claims the company Wal-Mart’s strategy to ChrchllD Nasd .72 1.0 21 70.27 +.31 +5.7 ProctGam NY 2.25 2.9 20 77.40 +.72 +14.0 6,291.65 4,795.28 Dow Transportation 6,182.37 +47.89 +.78 +16.50 +17.17 Citigroup NY .04 .1 14 44.83 +.34 +13.3 RioTinto NY 1.66 3.5 * 47.15 +.47 -18.8 500.79 435.57 Dow Utilities 500.93 +4.27 +.86 +10.56 +9.32 is trying to avoid hearing offer more convenience CocaCola s NY 1.12 2.8 21 40.69 +.57 +12.2 RiteAid NY ...... dd 1.94 +.04 +42.6 9,128.89 7,222.88 NYSE Composite 9,083.70 +60.74 +.67 +7.58 +10.25 concerns in its hometown for web-savvy shoppers ColSprtw Nasd .88 1.5 20 58.48 +.29 +9.6 ScrippsNet NY .60 .9 14 64.13 +.14 +10.7 2,509.57 2,164.87 NYSE MKT Composite 2,400.67 -2.90 -.12 +1.91 -1.32 regarding environmental to make their purchases 3,263.63 2,726.68 Nasdaq Composite 3,252.48 +17.18 +.53 +7.72 +4.23 ConAgra NY 1.00 2.8 23 35.47 +.30 +20.2 ScrippsEW NY ...... 17 12.04 ... +11.4 1,564.91 1,266.74 S&P 500 1,563.77 +12.08 +.78 +9.65 +10.71 and health issues related to wherever they want. CrackerB Nasd 2.00 2.5 17 80.40 +.38 +25.1 SearsHldgs Nasd ...... dd 50.89 -.51 +23.0 DanaHldg NY .20 1.1 13 18.00 +.35 +15.3 1,146.94 882.01 S&P MidCap 1,143.98 +7.07 +.62 +12.11 +14.23 the burning of coal. Over the past year, Wal- SonocoP NY 1.20 3.5 18 34.77 +.55 +17.0 16,552.56 13,248.92 Wilshire 5000 16,533.04 +118.44 +.72 +10.26 +11.22 Darling NY ...... 17 18.24 +.14 +13.7 Company spokeswoman Mart has been launching a SykesEnt Nasd ...... 24 15.52 +.27 +2.0 954.00 729.75 Russell 2000 949.82 +3.97 +.42 +11.83 +13.08 Dell Inc Nasd .32 2.2 11 14.50 -.01 +42.9 Toyota NY 1.51 1.5 * 103.60 +.29 +11.1 Beth Sutton says the com- number of initiatives that DineEquity NY .75 ... 11 69.40 -.03 +3.6 Tyson NY .20 .8 14 24.21 +.17 +24.8 pany periodically holds merge its online business Disney NY .75 1.3 18 56.63 +.42 +13.7 US Bancrp NY .78 2.3 12 33.68 +.21 +5.4 Money rateS currencIeS DollarTr s Nasd ...... 18 48.35 +1.33 +19.2 board meetings in places with its 4,000 physical Vectren NY 1.42 4.0 18 35.26 +.32 +19.9 Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day DowChm NY 1.28 4.0 45 32.00 +.03 -1.0 where it has operations. stores. Ventas NY 2.68 3.7 64 71.99 +.73 +11.2 DuPont NY 1.72 3.5 17 48.97 -.14 +8.9 Prime Rate 3.25 3.25 Australia .9536 .9559 That includes same-day VerizonCm NY 2.06 4.2 cc 49.48 +.32 +14.4 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 ST OCKHOLM Eaton NY 1.68 2.7 16 61.16 -.82 +12.9 Britain 1.5155 1.5182 delivery in five markets ExxonMbl NY 2.28 2.5 9 90.13 +1.11 +4.1 WalMart NY 1.88 2.5 15 74.77 -.08 +9.6 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 Canada 1.0164 1.0216 FamilyDlr NY 1.04 1.7 17 60.66 +.43 -4.3 Walgrn NY 1.10 2.3 21 47.57 +1.38 +28.5 Treasuries Euro .7777 .7775 and an app that allows 3-month 0.07 0.05 FifthThird Nasd .44 2.7 10 16.41 +.17 +8.0 WellPoint NY 1.50 2.3 8 64.76 +.65 +6.3 Japan 94.50 94.04 Google clashes with shoppers to scan their 6-month 0.11 0.10 FordM NY .40 3.0 10 13.31 +.02 +2.8 Weyerhsr NY .68 2.2 43 30.99 +.14 +11.4 Mexico 12.3480 12.3531 5-year 0.78 0.78 purchases while in the FMCG NY 1.25 3.8 10 32.80 +.21 -4.1 Whrlpl NY 2.00 1.7 19 114.29 +.53 +12.3 Switzerlnd .9483 .9480 Swedes over word 10-year 1.91 1.90 WmsCos NY 1.36 3.6 27 37.18 +.19 +13.6 aisles before paying at self- GenElec NY .76 3.3 18 23.12 -.12 +10.1 30-year 3.14 3.13 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All GlaxoSKln NY 2.35 5.1 * 46.00 -.34 +5.8 YumBrnds NY 1.34 1.9 20 71.11 +.41 +7.1 others show dollar in foreign currency. Sweden’s language checkout lanes. watchdog has accused Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = O MAHA, Neb. or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least Google of trying to control stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = the Swedish language in a dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate Warrants. Gainers and Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least cash value on ex-distribution date. $1. Volume in hundreds of shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. dispute over the definition Berkshire amends of the colloquial term “un- coMModItIeS MetalS warrant deal Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. googleable.” Last Pvs Day Pvs Wk The Swedish version of Warren Buffett’s compa- WHEAT (CBOT) CORN (CBOT) SOYBEANS (CBOT) Gold (troy oz) $1595.80 $1604.60 $1611.30 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel the word — “ogooglebar” ny will likely become one May 13 726 732.75 723.50 731.50 +4.25 May 13 731 732.75 725.50 730.25 -3 May 13 1437.75 1449.50 1434 1447.75 +10.50 Silver (troy oz) $28.644 $28.785 $28.810 — made the Language of the biggest shareholders Jul 13 727.50 733.75 725.50 732.25 +3.25 Jul 13 712.75 714.75 707.25 712.25 -3 Jul 13 1418.75 1428 1413.50 1426.50 +9 Copper (pound) $3.4325 $3.4350 $3.3955 Sep 13 735 740.50 732.50 738.75 +3.25 Sep 13 603.25 606 599 603.75 -1.25 Aug 13 1372.50 1383 1369.25 1382.25 +9.75 Council of Sweden’s 2012 in Goldman Sachs Group Aluminum (pound) $0.8609 $0.8645 $0.8597 Dec 13 746 752.50 744.25 750.25 +2.75 Dec 13 570 572.75 567.25 571 -1 Sep 13 1302 1313.25 1302 1312 +9.25 list of words that aren’t in Inc. later this year, and Mar 14 760 764 756.25 762 +2.25 Mar 14 579.25 582 576.75 580.25 -1 Nov 13 1269 1278 1265.25 1276.50 +7.50 Platinum (troy oz) $1566.00 $1582.90 $1555.40 the Swedish dictionary but Berkshire Hathaway Inc. May 14 760 762.75 760 762.75 +3 May 14 586.25 588.25 584 587.50 -1 Jan 14 1270 1282.50 1270 1281 +7.75 Palladium (troy oz) $759.65 $755.55 $733.40 Jul 14 754 756 750 755.50 +2.75 Jul 14 593 594 589 592.50 -.75 Mar 14 1275.75 1285 1275.75 1284 +7.50 have entered common par- won’t even have to part Est. sales 189,096. Mon’s sales 67,742 Est. sales 408,785. Mon’s sales 195,228 Est. sales 209,422. Mon’s sales 111,076 Lead (metric ton) $2168.00 $2163.50 $2164.50 lance. The council defined with any cash to do so. Mon’s open int. 455,148, +781 Mon’s open int. 1,327,592, +1,505 Mon’s open int. 579,982, -1,271 Zinc, HG (pound) $0.8659 $0.8676 $0.8602 it as something “that can- Berkshire and Goldman not be found on the Web said Tuesday they had re- with a search engine.” negotiated an agreement But Google objected, that gave Berkshire the Markets asking for changes show- right to buy 43.5 million ing the expression spe- shares of the investment Grains bailout and by optimistic signs that the to $761.40 per ounce. 1 600-700 lbs. $120. cifically refers to Google bank for $115 per share. Holstein Steers: Spot bids to producers at selected U.S. economy is improving. Energy commodities were up. Bench- No test Feeder Bulls: searches and a disclaimer Now the 2008 deal will be barge loading terminals on the Ohio River: Precious metals and some key indus- mark crude for May delivery gained $1.53 Medium and Large 1-2; Upper Ohio (Cincinnati-Owensboro) trial metals fell Tuesday, while energy to a five-week high of $96.34 a barrel in 300-400 lbs. $175-$180; 400-500 lbs. $150; saying Google is a regis- settled with stock this fall. Yellow corn...... $7.50-$7.55 commodities were up and crops were New York. Brent crude, used to price many 500-600 lbs. $120-$135.50; 600-700 lbs. tered trademark, the coun- Buffett and Goldman mixed. kinds of oil imported by U.S. refineries, Soybeans...... $14.79-$14.82 $115. Medium and Large 2-3 400-500 lbs. cil said Tuesday. Chairman and CEO Lloyd Wheat...... $7.32-$7.40 “We are seeing a very mixed tone in rose $1.19 to $109.36 per barrel in London. $135; 500-600 lbs. $115-$120. Lower Ohio (Owensboro-Cairo) the various markets,” analysts from RBC Wholesale gasoline rose 5 cents to Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large Rather than changing Blankfein both character- Yellow corn...... $7.52-$7.58 Capital Markets wrote in a note to clients. $3.11 a gallon. Heating oil added less 1-2; 200-300 lbs. $162-$171; 300-400 lbs. the definition, the council ized this new deal as an White corn...... $7.80 The bailout deal reached this week than a cent to $2.88 a gallon. Natural gas $160-$162.50; 400-500 lbs. $143; 500-600 Soybeans...... $14.73-$14.83 for Cyprus, the cash-strapped Mediter- advanced by 11 cents to $3.98 per 1,000 lbs. $126-$135; 600-700 lbs. $120-$122. deleted the word from the endorsement of the in- Wheat...... $7.27 ranean island country, has had less than cubic feet. Groups of 20 head or more: 29 head 443 list, while stressing “our vestment bank — much Sorghum...... $5.81 a calming effect on investors. For many, Key agricultural commodities were lbs. $143 mstlyblk. Medium and Large 2-3 the stop-gap measure has served only to mixed. Wheat rose 4.25 cents to $7.315 400-500 lbs. $130; 600-700 lbs. $119 displeasure with Google’s like they did when Buffett remind them of how deep Europe’s debt per bushel. Soybeans rose 10.5 cents to Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-80%: attempts to control the lan- invested $5 billion in Gold- Chicago Board of Trade problems are. $14.4775 per bushel. Corn fell 3 cents to 1,335-1,560 A.D. $77-$82.50 H.D. $86.50 CHICAGO — Grains futures were mixed Hints that the U.S. economy could be $7.3025 per bushel. L.D. $72.50 guage.” man during the financial Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. improving also weren’t enough to squash Slaughter Cows Boners 80-85%: Google refrained from crisis. Wheat for May delivery rose 4.25 cents lingering fears about the long-term state Owensboro Livestock 1,135-1,490 A.D. $79-$85 H.D. $87-$90 L.D. to $7.3150 a bushel; May corn fell 3 cents commenting on the mat- of the economy, at least not in metals R eceipts: $69-$77.50 Nwe York to $7.3025 a bushel; May oats fell 1.25 cent 324 trading. Last Week: Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90%: 1,045- ter directly. to $3.9975 a bushel; while May soybeans 379 The Commerce Department said that Compared to last Monday: 1,355 A.D. $74-$77.50 H.D. $83.50 L.D. $65 jumped 10.50 cents to $14.4775 a bushel. Feeder “While Google, like orders for factory-produced durable steers and heifers mostly steady. Light Slaughter Cows Light 85-90%: 855-995 Beef and pork prices were also mixed goods rose more than expected in Feb- L.D. $65-$68 many businesses, takes Supervalu cutting on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. supply of feeder cattle. We had moderate ruary. Home prices also rose in January, demand for feeder cattle. Slaughter cows Slaughter Bulls No. 1-2: 1,245-1,990 routine steps to protect April live cattle fell 0.50 cent to $1.2595 according to the Standard & Poor’s/Case- A.D. $98-$103 H.D. $105 L.D. $83-$86 about 1,100 jobs a pound; April feeder cattle rose 0.20 cent steady to $2 lower. Slaughter bulls steady. our trademarks, we are Shiller 20-city price index. Moderate supply of slaughter cows. Mod- Stock Cows: No test to $1.386 a pound; April lean hogs rose Copper for May delivery slipped 0.25 Stock Cows and Calves: Medium and pleased that users con- Supervalu is eliminat- 1.03 cent to 79.5 cents a pound. erate demand for slaughter cows. cent to $3.4425 per pound. July platinum Total cows and bulls 59 head with 80 Large 1-2 2-10 years old 1,105-1,310 lbs. nect the Google name ing about 1,100 positions lost more than 1 percent, down $17.10 to percent going to slaughter. with 100-200 lb. calves at side $1,800- with great search results,” nationwide, or about 3 Commodities $1,569.80 per ounce. June gold dropped Feeder Steers: Medium and Large 1-2; $1,835 per pair. Key commodities struggled for direc- $9.20 to $1,597.30 per ounce. May silver 200-300 lbs. $190; 300-400 lbs. $169; 400- Stock Bulls: No test Google spokesman Gustaf percent of its workforce, tion Tuesday, pulled in opposite directions lost 13.6 cents to $28.679 per ounce. June 500 lbs. $155-$160; 500-600 lbs. $130-$145; Baby Calves beef: $195 per head Brusewitz said in an email. less than a week after the by the uncertainty caused by the Cyprus palladium was the exception, rising $4.05 600-700 lbs. $132; 800-900 lbs. $112. Large Baby Calves dairy: $123 per head Nwe York supermarket operator completed the sale of five of its grocery chains. T-Mobile to offer The company said Tues- iPhone 5 in April day that sale of the five Fizzy soft drink sales fizzle again in 2012 grocery chains means T-Mobile will start of- that the remaining busi- The Associated Press The trade journal also found that volume were Monster, up 19.1 per- fering the iPhone 5 on ness will need “signifi- the pace of decline for carbonated cent; Red Bull, up 17 percent; Dasani, April 12. cantly fewer” corporate Americans’ consumption of fizzy beverages has sped up. Sales volume up 9.1 percent; Rockstar, up 8 per- The company is cur- and store support roles and soft drinks, on the decline since fell 1.2 percent last year, compared cent; Fanta, up 7 percent; and Ari- rently the only major U.S. functions. 2005, fell last year to its lowest level with a 1 percent drop in 2011 and a zona, up 6.2 percent. carrier not to offer Apple’s Supervalu has struggled since 1996. If it weren’t for increas- 0.5 percent drop in 2010. Without The changes in behavior haven’t popular smartphone. At for years to turn around ingly popular energy drinks like energy drinks, volume would have changed who the dominant drink an event in New York on its business. The broader Monster and Red Bull, the decline fallen 1.7 percent. makers are, however. Tuesday, CEO John Legere supermarket industry would have been worse. A 3 percent soda price hike helped Coca-Cola, which owns Dasani said the lack of an iPhone has been facing growing The declines come amid heavy revenue rise 1.8 percent to $77.1 billion. and Powerade, saw its share of the “was such a huge void in competition from big-box attention on soda’s role in obesity Carbonated soft drinks still make beverage market steady at 34 per- our device portfolio.” retailers such as Target, and related health problems. Most up the biggest category of nonalco- cent, while the share of PepsiCo, T-Mobile is charging drugstore chains and dol- prominently, the city of New York holic beverages. which owns Gatorade and SoBe, slid $100 up front, then anoth- lar stores. While bigger tried to cap the sizes of high-calorie Total drink sales rose 1 percent to 0.6 percentage points to 26.3. er $20 per month for two chains such as Kroger Co. drinks, though that effort was struck 15.4 billion cases. Fizzy soft drink Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc., be- years, on top of the service have adapted by tweaking down by a judge earlier this month. sales amounted to 9.2 billion of those hind A&W root beer and Deja Blue, fees for voice, text and data store formats and improv- The figures come from Beverage cases. Consumers are increasingly saw its share fall 0.1 points to 11 per- that start at $50 per month ing discount programs and Digest, an industry newsletter that drinking more bottled water, tea and cent, while Nestle Waters, behind — cheaper than others. product offerings, Super- publishes a similar report every energy drinks. Perrier and Arrowhead, added 0.3 Customers could leave T- valu has scrambled to keep March. The fastest-growing brands by points to 10.2. Mobile during that time, pace. 6B » Wednesday, March 27, 2013 » THE GLEANER Advice

Horoscope ‘Classy’ smoker wants boyfriend to butt out TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (March 27). You may have been Dear Amy: As a smoker, am aware of the health truthfully, the interroga- is for your boyfriend. He “hot and cold” in regards to I am waving my white flag risks, I would like to quit tion is supposed to stop. cannot control what you your work last year, but a of surrender. on my own and for my own And — in the movies, do, even if he doesn’t like new sense of constancy and I like to think that I am reasons. anyway — the person be- it. purpose takes hold, and work a “classy” smoker, the kind My question to you, ing interrogated is some- If you being a smoker will have the feeling of an epic who sits on patio furniture amy Amy, is how do I gently times offered a cigarette (“classy” or otherwise) is quest. You’ll love the people with her cappuccino and dickinson tell him to be patient with afterward. a relationship deal breaker you meet next month, and lights a cigarette sitting in me and quit the interroga- So if your boyfriend for him, then he’ll have to one takes a special position peace. COLUMNIST tions? says, “Have you been communicate that to you. in your life. Prizes are won And while most of the — The New Minority smoking?” You say, “Yes, Then you’ll have a choice in May and July. June brings time I am, there are also the habit and while I com- Dear Minority: You don’t honey.” to make. access to a club. Sagittarius times when I’ve had such pletely agree with its foul- say what “interrogations” If he responds by telling and Virgo people adore you. a rough day that I go for a ness, I don’t believe that it are taking place, but my you he wants you to quit Send questions via email to Your lucky numbers are: 30, 1, walk and light up on the is a vice that I need to give (limited) knowledge of in- this foul habit, you can re- [email protected] or by 11, 13 and 5. sidewalk. up entirely. terrogations is that when ply, “I know you want me mail to Ask Amy, Chicago Tri- ARIES (March 21-April 19). bune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan My boyfriend has ex- I only smoke three ciga- the subject (you in this sce- to quit.” Ask for help today whether Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. pressed his disgust for rettes a week, and while I nario) answers a question The real lesson here or not you think you need it. You can avoid stress down the line by setting yourself on an Pressure on spout easier path. Those most likely Jesus’ disciples often didn’t believe His promises to say yes: Taurus and Virgo. eases opening Dear Rev. Graham: Why body had been laid was TAURUS (April 20-May 20). were Jesus’ disciples so empty. Would you rather have bagfuls of detergent box disheartened and fearful More than that, He ap- of trinkets and heaps of heloise after His death? Hadn’t He peared repeatedly to His treats, or one big, important Dear Heloise: If you have told them that He’d come disciples and demonstrat- trophy? How you spend your day today will answer that trouble opening dishwash- COLUMNIST back to life again? billy ed beyond all doubt that er-detergent boxes with — Mrs. M.G. graham He had been raised from question truthfully. the metal pour spout, just small holes for sprin- Dear Mrs. M.G.: Yes, the dead. GEMINI (May 21-June squeeze the sides of the kling and a bigger one for repeatedly Jesus assured COLUMNIST The angel’s words were 21). The full moon in your box by the spout. spooning. them that although He true: “Why do you look for fellow air sign brings a swirl It leaves just enough For brown sugar, I clean would be put to death by to death, therefore, they the living among the dead? of social activity. You’re space to get your fingernail a used, plastic coffee con- His enemies, He would completely forgot what He is not here; he has ris- outgoing in most situations, into and pull it down. tainer. come back to life by the He had promised and en!” (Luke 24:5-6). though today’s fresh set of — Nancy P. in California One designed to hold 11- power of God. were overcome with sor- It’s easy to criticize the circumstances could have you Dear Heloise: Brown 12 ounces of coffee is the On one occasion, He row and discouragement disciples for failing to be- momentarily stunned tonight. sugar and powdered sugar best size. told them, “We are go- and fear. lieve Jesus’ words, but how CANCER (June 22-July are sold in boxes or bags, — Bill C., via email ing up to Jerusalem, and Perhaps they hoped Je- often do we fail to believe 22). Your giving, expressive which I find messy. Dear Heloise: The other the Son of Man will be... sus would become a king, the promises God has given and responsible mood I avoid the mess while day, I was making a recipe mocked and flogged and uniting the people and us in His Word, the Bible? could inspire you to go a bit employing the environ- that called for two acorn crucified. On the third day driving out the despised Ask God to open the overboard. Avoid apologizing mental principle of repur- squash, cut in half. he will be raised to life!” Romans who had occupied eyes and ears of your soul, for something that is really posing. My butcher knife was (Matthew 20:18-19). their country. His death, that you may come to know not your fault or assuming I use an empty contain- not working. And yet they apparently however, brought an end His promises and put your ownership of another person’s er of Parmesan cheese So, I used a pumpkin didn’t understand what He to those hopes. trust in them every day. problem. (washed) for powdered carving knife instead, and was telling them — and But what He had prom- Remember: “He has LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). As sugar. that worked amazingly didn’t even ask Him to ex- ised came true — and on given us his very great you take in a mighty swirl The container has well. plain it. the third day following His and precious promises” (2 of full moon energy, you’ll openings on top, with — J.M. in Wisconsin When Jesus was put death the tomb where His Peter 1:4). be reminded of what people see in you. The knowledge will be reassuring, humbling, gratifying and interesting all Having shingles in past doesn’t protect against recurrence at once. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Dear Dr. Roach: I am 71, caused by the reactivation damage the nerve to the get the shingles vaccine Once you surrender to the and about two weeks ago, Dr. Keith of the chickenpox virus. bladder, preventing the — even if they have had chaos of your social scene, I came down with shingles roach Most people get shin- bladder from emptying shingles before. you’ll rather enjoy being in the in my right lower back, and gles decades after having properly. Having shingles in the presence of uncontrollable it also affected my bladder. columnist chickenpox, and when it This may require a tem- past provides some pro- people. And you can always My doctor put me on occurs, it occurs on one porary bladder drainage tection against future leave if things get too crazy. Valtrex, which I have now Does this mean once you side of the body, in one tube. shingles, but the protec- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). finished, and my bladder have had shingles, the pos- specific area of the body. 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Zoe now has eight The law gives Zaiden She couldn’t find a baby sets. the right to walk with his for four-year-old with genetic disorder horse but did locate a preg- Many people want to horse into restaurants and nant mare in Minnesota know if Zoe is housebro- stores, but Zacharias has By Dan Joling that had been used as a ken. The horse has defe- been cautious about public Associated Press therapy horse for children cated just twice inside the appearances. with disabilities. Nine- school, including once “on “I want it to be appre- ANCHORAGE — A young year-old Gwendolyn was cue” at a staff meeting after ciated, not just allowed,” miniature horse in sneak- trucked to Washington Hornbuckle said accidents she said. “I feel a heavy ers is helping a 4-year-old then transported by ferry were likely to happen. responsibility in being an special needs child at an and van to Anchorage by Zaiden’s teacher, Cyn- advocate not just for my Anchorage public elemen- Zacharias’ sister. 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It’s the only have a service horse inside it makes Zaiden’s life bet- for others in her family’s service horse in an Alaska their rented house. ter. situation. school — and after mul- Even before Zoe was “My goal as a teacher “It would be neat to look tiple online searches, the born, educators at the el- for all the kids is indepen- back and have some legacy only service horse Princi- ementary school helped dence, regardless of their to leave when Zaiden is pal Elizabeth Hornbuckle solve problems such as needs,” Temple said. “For gone,” she said. “To have could find at any school in how to keep the horse Zaiden, an independent something and say, yes, the nation. from sliding on the hard thing was putting on his this happened and it was Zaiden is one of 300 school floors. Hornbuck- coat, which was big feat, really difficult, but look at children in the U.S. diag- le, the principal, found and using the zipper. Now what we were able to cre- nosed with A-T, or ataxia- the answer with an on- Zoe is part of how Zaiden ate out of it, and none of telangiectasia, a genetic line search. She learned is going to function, walk- that would have happened disorder that progressively another miniature horse ing and getting up from his if it weren’t for this situa- robs children of their abil- owner bought shoes at a chair, those little things tion.” ity to coordinate move- ment such as walking. Zaiden’s mother, Lesley Zacharias, a professional Associated Press horse trainer, is teaching Zaiden Beattie, 4, grasps a specially made harness on his Zoe to help Zaiden walk miniature service horse, Zoe, as he walks down a hallway of 66th steadily until the disease Russian Jack Elementary School in Anchorage, Alaska last Annual inevitably shackles him to week. Zaiden has been diagnosed with A-T, or ataxia-telan- a wheelchair. giectasia, a rare genetic disorder that affects balance and “He moves around a lot motor-coordination. better and has more en- ergy if he’s got a hand on began with socialization problems and a high rate someone, either holding — exposure to crowds of cancer, and patients someone’s hand or a hand and loud noises such as the generally die in their 20s, on something,” Zacharias school’s fire alarm. Now according to the National said. “My personal goal is she’s learning tasks. Cancer Institute. first grade with a pony in- “She’s providing bal- “It’s progressive. 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