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The Wednesday Gleaner October 10, 2012 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY © No. 264, 128th year 75¢ Town spruces up for face-off said Mary Robin Spoona- ■■ D anville to host VP debate Thursday more, who owns a bar and liquor store a block off By Bruce Schreiner the vice presidential de- chandise, seeking to cash Main Street. Associated Press bate on Thursday. in on throngs of campaign She put in new lighting Streets have been re- workers, media and politi- and a new bar, and has DANVILLE, Ky. — Politicians paved, flowers planted cal junkies. Small but am- stocked up on high-end aren’t the only ones look- and new signs erected bitious Centre College, bourbons to give visitors ing for a debate-related around this picturesque the site for the upcoming a taste of a Kentucky spe- boost when Joe Biden and central Kentucky town of debate, also hopes to raise cialty. Her cocktail list this Paul Ryan go toe-to-toe in about 16,000. One bar is its name recognition and week includes “Biden’s Kentucky. prepping cocktails named energize fundraising. Tongue” and “Ryan’s Bud- In one way or another, for Ryan and Biden while “I think the whole town get.” associated Press the whole town of Danville stores have stocked up on has that kind of spirit, let’s A sign in a business window touts the vice presidential debate is hoping to benefit from politically inspired mer- make it as nice as we can,” See DEBATE, 8A at Centre College in downtown Danville, Ky. The perfect pumpkin Kentucky Only 1 in 4 ready State Police for kindergarten launching ■■ S tate panel gets preliminary data ‘Text a Tip’ By Janet Cappiello in more than 100 school Gleaner staff Associated Press districts, officials said. Next year, all 174 districts The Kentucky State LOUISVILLE — Just one in will be required to use the Police recently kicked off four children in the state is assessments, developed a new crime-fighting pro- prepared for kindergarten, with a company called gram that is literally at the according to preliminary Brigance. public’s fingertips. data presented to the Ken- Holliday told the board The program is called tucky Board of Education he was alarmed by those “Text a Tip” and allows peo- on Tuesday. results when he first saw ple to provide police with “That’s big, guys,” Ed- them, but he is confi- confidential information ucation Commissioner dent there will be swift through text messaging. Terry Holliday said dur- improvement, partially “Text a Tip is designed ing a meeting in Frank- because he expects the to report criminal activity, fort broadcast on the Web. numbers to go up when assist with neighborhood “What we’re telling you is all school districts use the watches and serve as an that only about a quarter tests next year. additional resource for of the students coming to He said between 50,000 schools and college cam- kindergarten are ready for and 55,000 kindergartners puses,” officials said. kindergarten.” enroll in public schools in The state police said The preliminary data Kentucky every year. anyone with texting ca- is showing 24 percent to Responding to a ques- pabilities can simply text 28 percent of children are tion from the board, As- 67283 in the address field, considered prepared for sociate Commissioner then type KSPTIP in the kindergarten, said Karen Felicia Smith said only 30 message field. People Dodd, director of strategic to 40 districts in Kentucky should then leave a space planning for the education offer universal preschool. and then enter the infor- department. Board member Brigitte mation about the crime. The data is from pre- B. Ramsey said the state If a tip has been sent liminary results of kin- needs to look at better successfully, people will dergarten readiness tests receive an instant con- taken by 34,500 children See EDUCATION, 8A firmation text on their phone. “I think this is a re- ally good way of grabbing those who have informa- State park to host tion (about crimes) but want to stay out of crimi- nal proceedings,” said Trooper Corey King, pub- ‘Finding Audubon’ lic information officer with Mike Lawrence / The Gleaner Post 16 in Henderson. Gleaner staff At 9 a.m. there also will Searching for the perfect pumpkin, Tye Schwartz, 7, carries his prize out of the pumpkin patch Text a Tip messages be a free Bird Walk start- Tuesday afternoon during a visit to the Cates Farm at 8132 Pruitt Drive, off of Kentucky 1217 in are sent to a separate, In honor of the opening ing at the steps of the mu- Henderson County. third-party server which for the Kentucky National seum. strips identifying infor- Wildlife Art Exhibit on The opening reception mation from the mes- Saturday, the Ohio Val- and awards ceremony for sage. The texts are then ley Art League will host the Kentucky National assigned an encrypted an event called “Finding Wildlife Art Exhibit pre- Partnership offers free smoke detectors alias before being sent to Audubon Day” on Satur- sented by OVAL and the Gleaner staff “Last year, the Red Cross responded the state police. day at John James Audu- Kentucky Department of to an emergency nearly every nine min- The process, King said, bon State Park. Fish & Wildlife Resources Families who don’t have smoke detectors utes — that’s tens of thousands of lives “is instantaneous. The The event will run from will take place at 6 p.m. in their homes can get them through the instantly changed,” according to a news company, the third party, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in at Henderson Fine Arts local chapter of the American Red Cross. release. does this in seconds.” the Audubon Museum Center. The smoke detectors are available, The agency encourages people to go to “People in a large venue Garden and will include The art exhibit open- thanks to a grant from Hope Worldwide, www.redcross.org for useful tools such ... can text police without wildlife artists who will ing will be followed at a partnership with Lowe’s in Henderson as free apps that will put lifesaving skills others knowing what be doing plein-air paint- 7:30 p.m. by a show of an and support from the United Way of Hen- at people’s fingertips, give an emergen- they’re doing,” King said. ing in the garden, a free improvisational comedy derson County. cy plan checklist and make individuals “This is a way to get good tour of the museum, a titled “Broadway’s Next All this week, which is National Fire aware of safety training courses in the quality information on in- program on “Birds of Hit Musical,” presented Prevention Week, the American Red area. vestigations, maybe even Prey” and an opportunity by Henderson Area Arts Cross wants to remind people to keep To contact the Red Cross for a smoke cold cases” from people to purchase a barbecue Alliance as part of its 19th their families safe by having a working detector or for other preparedness re- who otherwise wouldn’t lunch from vendors. performing arts season. smoke detector in the home. sources, call 826-2775. get involved, he said.
INDEX dodgING Advice, 6B the heat Canoe disappears from boat ramp Business, 5B online By Beth Smith www. TheGleaner.com Environmentalists say the tv schedules, Comics, In silence of President Barack [email protected] Classifieds Obama and GOP challenger 270-831-8334 Crosswords, Mitt Romney on global In Classifieds 59˚/35˚ warming issue is ‘deafening.’ Cincinnati resident Deaths, 2A Mostly sunny, breezy Page 7A Chris Conlon is on a spiri- Local & Region, 3A and cooler today, high tual journey. LOTTERIES, 2A in the upper 50s; low exercising On Aug. 25, the 30-year- old seminary student left Movie times, 6B tonight mid-30s. Clouds restraint Cincinnati via waterway Sports, 1B-4B increase Thursday with State education board OKs and has been paddling Su doku, 6B scattered showers late, changes to new policyon how down river in a hand- high in the low 60s. students can be restrained. crafted red canoe as part Page3A Full forecast, 8B of what he calls a “pilgrim- age.” Printed partially When he started the photo FURNISHED on recycled trip, Conlon said, his goal Christopher Conlon, 30, stopped in Henderson last Thursday paper with SOY ink night during his trek down the Ohio River from Cincinnati. See CANOE, 8A Sometime Sunday night, the boat was taken. 2A » Wednesday, October 10, 2012 » THE GLEANER Deaths Sandusky sentenced Brenda Crafton Charles E. “Ed” Johnson Brenda Crafton, 65, Henderson, passed away at 9:45 TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Charles E. “Ed” Johnson, 69, Terre to at least 30 years a.m. Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, at Deaconess Hospital in Haute, passed away at 2:40 a.m. Saturday, Evansville. Oct. 6, 2012. By Mark Scolforo Mrs. Crafton was a longtime member He was born Jan. 17, 1943, in Uniontown Associated Press of Eastview Baptist Church. Most of her to James “J.D.” Johnson and Sue O’Leary activities revolved around the church and Johnson. BELLEFONTE, Pa. — Jerry youth group. She enjoyed creating scenery Ed served in the United States Army in Sandusky, maintaining his for church programs. Korea. He worked as a general manager for innocence, was sentenced She was preceded in death by her loving Kmart for many years. He also worked as a Tuesday to at least 30 years husband of 34 years, Al “Pappy” Crafton; general manager for Phar-Mor and Jeffery in prison — effectively a and her parents, Timmons and Dolores Alans. Ed was a member of the American life sentence — in the child DeMoss. Legion No. 2 in Brazil, Ind. He loved golf, woodworking sexual abuse scandal that Survivors include one daughter, Beth Crafton of and fishing. His career was very important to him. brought shame to Penn Henderson; one son, Stephen Higginson of Arizona; Ed was preceded in death by his parents. State and led to coach Joe two sisters, Judy Goodwin of Henderson and Mary Gal- Survivors include three daughters, Denise Johnson Paterno’s downfall. Associated Press legos and her husband, Ray, of Morganfield; nieces and Trout of Pendleton, Ind., and Jodi Johnson Sheere and A defiant Sandusky gave Former Penn State Univer- nephews. her husband, David, and Jill Johnson, both of Terre Haute; a rambling statement in sity assistant football coach Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Benton-Glunt Fu- two sons, Darrin Johnson and his wife, Beth, of Texas and which he denied the alle- Jerry Sandusky leaves the neral Home in Henderson. The Rev. Jarrett Brooks will Duane Johnson of Indianapolis; one sister, Vicki Chinn gations and talked about Centre County Courthouse officiate. and her husband, Ronnie, of Henderson; one brother, Jerry his life in prison and the after being sentenced in Friends may call after 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral Johnson and his wife, Donna, of Henderson; five grand- pain of being away from Bellefonte, Pa., Tuesday. home. children, Natalie Sheere, Ronnie Trout, Amber Johnson, his family. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contri- Steven Johnson and Nicholas; one great-grandchild, Ryan “I’ve forgiven, I’ve been widely admired for his butions to the American Diabetes Association. Johnson; many nieces and nephews. forgiven. I’ve comforted work with The Second Arrangements entrusted to Benton-Glunt Funeral Cremation has been chosen. A memorial service will others, I’ve been com- Mile charity into that of Home. Online condolences may be made at www.ben- be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at Greiner Funeral Home, 2005 forted. I’ve been kissed by a reviled pervert who tonglunt.com. N. 13th St., Terre Haute, with a gathering of friends from dogs, I’ve been bit by dogs,” preyed on the very young- 4 p.m. until service time. he said. “I’ve conformed, sters who sought his help. Earletta Blankenship Skinner Online condolences may be made at www.greinerfu- I’ve also been different. I’ve Eight of the boys he was PROVIDENCE — Earletta Blankenship Skinner, 93, Provi- neralhome.com. been me. I’ve been loved, found guilty of molesting dence, died Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, at her home. I’ve been hated.” testified at his trial, de- She was a member of The First Cumberland Pres- Roy L. Johnson Three victims spoke, scribing a range of abuse byterian Church in Providence. She was a school- SEMINOLE, Fla. — Roy L. Johnson, 95, Seminole, died Wednes- often fighting back tears. that included fondling, oral teacher. day, Oct. 3, 2012. One looked Sandusky in sex and anal intercourse. She was preceded in death by her husband, James He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during World the eyes at times. Two of One of the prosecution’s Thomas Skinner. War II and in the Korean conflict. He was also a U.S. Postal the men exchanged a long star witnesses, former Survivors include two daughters, Helen Logsdon of Service manager. He was a member of Seminole First Bap- embrace after court was graduate assistant Mike Henderson and Julia Teague of Providence; two sons, tist Church in Seminole. adjourned. McQueary, testified that he Frank Skinner of Providence and Thomas Skinner of He was preceded by his wife of 70 years, Helen. The 68-year-old former saw Sandusky raping a boy Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania; one sister, Rayma Bramsch- Survivors include one sister, Rosemary Dodds; one Penn State assistant coach in a locker room shower. reiber of Owensboro; three brothers, Leroy Blankenship brother, John Riley Johnson Jr.; nieces and nephews. was found guilty in June of Sandusky has consis- of Evansville, Bill Blankenship of Lisman, Ky., and Arden An interment service will be at 11 a.m. today at Odd Fel- 45 counts of child sexual tently maintained his in- Blankenship of Henderson; 11 grandchildren; and seven lows Cemetery in Morganfield. The Rev Jerry Manning abuse, convicted of mo- nocence and plans to ap- great-grandchildren. will officiate. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at lesting 10 boys over a 15- peal. One element of the Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Melton Funeral Seminole First Baptist Church in Seminole. year period. appeal is expected to be Home in Providence. The Rev. Paul Stone will officiate. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contribu- Witnesses said San- a claim that the defense Interment will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery in tions made to Seminole First Baptist Church, 11045 Park dusky used the charitable did not have time to ad- Providence. Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772. organization he founded equately prepare for trial. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield is in charge for troubled children as his Sandusky was charged in 8 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. of local arrangements. personal hunting ground November, following a to find and groom boys to lengthy investigation. become his victims. Sandusky said he knows Judge John Cleland in his heart that he did not Funerals handed down a 30- to 60- do what he called “dis- year term. He called San- gusting acts,” repeating dusky dangerous, saying a comment he made in a Betty Anne Jones Werling Kenneth David Holt he betrayed children and three-minute monologue Private graveside services will be held for Betty Graveside services for Kenneth David Holt, 75, Sturgis, abused their trust. that aired Monday night by Anne Jones Werling, 89, Henderson, who died Saturday. who died Saturday will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Pythian Sandusky’s arrest 11 Penn State Com Radio. In Friends may call from 2 to 7 p.m. today at Rudy-Rowland Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis. months ago, and the de- the radio recording, San- Funeral Home. Friends may call from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at Whitsell tails that came out during dusky described himself as Funeral Home in Sturgis. his trial over the summer, the victim of a coordinated Wanda J. Craddock Graff transformed Sandusky’s conspiracy among Penn Services for Wanda J. Craddock Graff, 56, Hender- Curtis W. Hill public image from a col- State, investigators, attor- son, who died Saturday will be at 11 a.m. today at Tapp Services for Curtis W. Hill, 81, Providence, who died lege coach who had been neys, the media and others. Funeral Home. The Rev. Willard Clement will officiate. Sunday will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Jones & Erdman Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Funeral Home in Providence. Brother Fred Harrison Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral will officiate. Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery home. in Providence. No positive meningitis tests Pallbearers will be Charles Graff, Tommy Wood, Doff Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today and after 10 Simpson, Michael Simpson, Chris Baker and Billy Wood a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. found at St. Mary’s hospital Omer Lee Woodard Frank Klabis A headline on Page 8A Services for Omer Lee Woodard, 80, Henderson, who Services for Frank Klabis, 87, Warren, Mich., formerly of The Gleaner on Tuesday Corrections died Sunday will be at 10 a.m. today at Tomblinson Funeral of Hanson, who died Friday, will be at 11 a.m. today at was incorrect in saying Home Henderson Chapel. Pastor A.G. Winters will offici- Tomblinson Funeral Home Slaughters-Hanson Chapel. that 72 patients had tested NONE of the 72 patients ate. Burial will be in Corydon Cemetery in Corydon. Pastor William Moore will officiate. Burial will be in positive for meningitis at tested there had tested Friends may call from after 9 a.m. today at the funeral Eastlawn Cemetery in Hanson. St. Mary’s Medical Center positive for fungal men- home. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home. in Evansville. ingitis. A St. Mary’s spokes- The Gleaner regrets the woman said Monday that error. Skydiver cancels his second attempt at supersonic jump The Associated Press inflating balloon as if it all night Monday — to get Baumgartner, 43, suited Brevities was a giant plastic gro- some rest. up and entered the cap- ROSWELL, N.M. — Blame it cery bag, raising con- The cancellation came a sule. Crews began filling Spottsville Fire De- ing Thursday, Worsham on the wind. Again. cerns at mission control day after organizers post- the balloon. A live online partment Burgoo, Sat., Hall, 215 N. Elm St. Meet- For the second straight about whether it was poned the launch because video feed showed a crane Oct. 13. Serving time ing at 6:30 p.m. Pitch-in day, extreme athlete Felix damaged from the jos- of high winds. They sched- holding the silver capsule 11-? Bring own contain- dinner at 6 p.m. Program: Baumgartner aborted his tling. uled the Tuesday launch off the ground. ers. Adv. Candidates forum. State planned death-defying The balloon is so deli- for 6:30 a.m. near the flat The team’s discovery representatives and their 23-mile free fall because cate that it can only take dusty town best known for that it had lost one of two The Western Kentucky opponents from Districts of the weather, postpon- off if winds are 2 mph or a rumored UFO landing in radios in the capsule and a Conservative Patriots of 7 and 11 have been invited. ing his quest to become below on the ground. 1947. problem with the capsule Henderson, monthly meet- Public welcome. the world’s first superson- “Not knowing if the High winds kept the itself delayed the decision ic skydiver until at least winds would continue mission in question for to begin filling the balloon, Thursday. or not, we made the de- hours. pushing the mission close As he sat Tuesday cision to pull the plug,” When winds died down, to a noon cutoff for launch. morning in the pres- mission technical direc- surized capsule waiting tor Art Thompson said. 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Briefs School restraint changes OK’d HENDERSON his unit Sept. 30 with an improvised explosive de- “We hope we have reached a The amended proposal adds ex- Man hurt after car vice. Funeral services for ■■ Policy limits when good compromise for Kentucky, and amples of behavior methods used in Henderson will be held hopefully this regulation does that,” classrooms that are not considered collides with train today in his hometown. student can be held Brown told board members. physical restraint, such as verbal A 35-year-old Hen- Flag status information The proposal prohibits physical commands and redirecting students derson man was injured is available at governor. The Associated Press restraint of students except when to promote safety. Monday when his vehicle ky.gov. a child’s behavior poses imminent It also adds a restriction on the collided with a train. FRANKFORT — The state Board of Ed- danger of serious physical harm. restraint of students who use their Glenn Prather Jr. of 2037 HENDERSON ucation has approved some changes It also requires that school staff hands to communicate, such as those Old Madisonville Road to a new statewide policy regarding receive training to help them iden- who use sign language. was treated and released when and how students may be re- tify situations considered serious The department ignored sugges- from Methodist Hospital. Senior commodity strained in public schools. enough for restraint and learn posi- tions to address property damage, City police said the ac- pickup is today Board members unanimously tive reinforcement methods. saying in written documents ex- cident occurred about 9:30 backed the amended proposal dur- In responding to concerns that plaining the changes that the pro- p.m. at the railroad cross- Senior citizens partici- ing a regular meeting Monday in the regulation would hinder the posal is focused on student and staff ing on Powell Street. pating in the Commodity Frankfort. staff’s ability to break up student safety. Prather was westbound Supplemental Food Pro- About 75 people attended a public fights, Brown emphasized that “The fact that teachers are un- on Powell Street. Authori- gram can pick up items hearing in September to discuss the “most times a student fight is go- sure of what to do in cases where a ties said he pulled into the between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. proposal, said Kevin Brown, gener- ing to have that serious, imminent student is dismantling a classroom path of a northbound CSX today at Henderson Chris- al counsel for the Office of Guiding threat there.” and endangering other students and train. tian Community Outreach Support Services. “This regulation was not designed school personnel in the classroom at 422 Seventh St. Department of Education staff to have staff necessarily do anything illustrates the extent to which school HENDERSON Only those who have used their comments as well as during a student fight,” he said. Rath- personnel need quality training in signed up for the program written correspondence to make the er it is “to make sure kids are not be- the area of positive behavior sup- can receive the free com- changes, or, in many cases, to keep ing inappropriately restrained and ports and interventions,” the depart- Fund to aid family modities. the proposal intact. secluded.” ment wrote. who lost home in fire People age 60 and older may apply for this food A fund has been estab- program. Applicants need lished for a local family to bring their 2012 Social who lost their home in a Security benefits letters fire Monday morning. and must meet income The account for the guidelines to participate family of Larry McDow- ($1,180 for a one-person ell has been set up at Ohio household and $1,594 for Valley Financial Group. a two-person household.) The McDowells were For more information, on vacation when a fire call Christian Community destroyed their Melody Outreach at 826-5592. Lane residence. The cause of the fire is saie l n count y, ill . still under investigation. However, fire officials said it’s not suspicious. Guided hike planned Donations can be made at in southern Illinois any branch of the Ohio Val- ley Financial Group. Checks A guided hike will be led should make them payable this Saturday in southern to the McDowell Family Illinois by the River-to- Fire Trust. River Trail Society. Donations also can be The hike will take place mailed to: Ohio Valley Fi- on the Crest Trail at Glen nancial Group, P.O. Box 5, O. Jones Lake in the Sa- Henderson, KY 42419. line County State Fish and Wildlife Area south of Il- FRANKFORT linois 13, roughly midway between Shawneetown and Harrisburg. Ky. lowers flags The hike, open to the for fallen soldier public, is of moderate dif- ficulty and is intended for Gov. Steve Beshear has those who have done some directed that flags at all walking. Boots or sturdy state office buildings be shoes are recommended. Associated press lowered to half-staff today Participants should bring A day in pioneer village at Fowler Park in honor of a Fort Camp- their own water and a bell soldier who has been snack. No dogs, please. T wo young children dressed in period costumes play Saturday near the pioneer village at Fowler Park in Terre Haute, Ind. killed in Afghanistan. Hikers will meet at 10 Sgt. 1st Class Aaron A. a.m. Saturday at the Te- Henderson, 33, of Houlton, cumseh Statue and con- Maine, died Oct. 2 at Ba- clude their hike at the Old gram Air Base, Afghani- Stone Face. stan, of wounds suffered Angel Mounds offerings fall ‘Fundays’ when insurgents attacked Gleaner reports Gleaner staff p.m. Featuring wild game and gath- cludes access to the museum, corn ered edibles, visitors will be en- maze and all activities. Angel Mounds Historic Site is of- couraged to explore the bounty of The corn maze is only open fering a new fall activity that focuses their own backyards; learning fresh, through Oct. 28, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on foodways of Native Americans healthy and economic benefits of re- Tuesday through Saturday and 1 to 4 Patriot Coal mine and includes a chance to go through sponsible harvesting. p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $3 per a corn maze. Food samples will include nuts, person and does not include Family “We wanted to offer something teas, greens, deer and other game, Fundays or museum admission. retirees write to fun in the spirit of the season but popcorn from Angel Mounds’ own Part of the Indiana State Museum that kept with the tradition of the organic Three Sisters Garden and and Historic Sites, Angel Mounds site,” says Program Developer Haley more. Other Fundays activities re- was a thriving ancient metropolis Tallman. “We thought a corn maze lated to ancient food ways include for Mississippian Indians more than bankruptcy judge would be the perfect fit.” archery, atlatl (an ancient spear- 500 years ago. Angel Mounds was used as farm- throwing device), flint knapping (the Today, it is an important site for The Associated Press more than 10,000 retirees land for centuries after its Native art of making knives and arrowheads excavation and research on one of and 10,000 dependents, American habitants introduced corn from stone tools) and children’s Indiana’s native cultures. CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A fed- most of them former Pea- to the region. games and crafts. Guided hayride For more information, call 812-853- eral judge in New York body Coal employees in Family Fundays are taking place tours of the site will also be offered. 3956 or visit indianamuseum.org/ City is hearing from re- West Virginia, Indiana, Il- each Sunday in October from 1 to 5 Admission is $5 per person and in- angel_mounds. tired coal miners who linois, Kentucky and Ohio. are fretting about their A judge has approved pensions and health care an $802 million financing benefits. package so the St. Louis The letters are being company can continue Evansville leaders divided over stadium demolition sent to a judge overseeing operating while it restruc- the Patriot Coal bankrupt- tures. Patriot operates the The Associated Press ly $960,000 far exceeded city’s initial mate only covered tearing down the cy case. The Charleston Patriot surface mine in estimate for the work. building, not preparing the site for Gazette reports that more eastern Henderson Coun- EVANSVILLE — The Evansville City Councilman Dan Adams said he future uses. The mayor has proposed than 100 letters have been ty and the Highland and Council isn’t going along yet with thought the city should first try to using the auction profits, along with added to the court record Dodge Hill underground the mayor’s plan to tear down the sell the arena property. $200,000 set aside for demolition of the case in recent days. mines in Union County as city’s closed Roberts Stadium and “My motivation is to get money in this year’s budget and $500,000 One letter states that Pa- well as mines in West Vir- convert the site into a park. out of it,” Adams said. in next year’s budget to pay for the triot miners gave their best ginia. It closed the Free- Council members voted 6-3 “I don’t think there’s been an hon- work. years to coal companies dom underground mine in Monday night to block transferring est try.” Parks director Denise Johnson only to see their benefits eastern Henderson County $187,000 raised with an auction of The 56-year-old Roberts Stadium said it costs the city $20,000 to threatened in retirement. this summer because of old arena equipment into a demoli- was shut down with last year’s open- $25,000 a month to pay utility bills Patriot is responsible for falling demand. tion account, the Evansville Courier ing of the city’s new $127 million, and secure the unused building. & Press reported. 11,000-seat Ford Center arena. Estimates of at least $5 million to Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and the David Rector, the City-County build the new park and the cost of city’s parks board have backed a Building Authority’s general man- maintaining it over the long-term plan to demolish the arena and cre- ager, said the final demolition cost “gives me heartburn,” said Council- National Bosses’ Day Is ate a park with skating and dog fa- remains a “moving target” and the man John Friend, who voted against Tuesday, October 16th cilities. $958,000 figure could come down. transferring the money to the demo- But the low demolition bid of near- Officials have said the initial esti- lition fund.
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Editorial Romney reference brings Big Bird to political arena Once Mitt Romney brushes the yellow feathers off his sharply tailored suit, the GOP presidential candidate may regret ever having tangled with Big Bird, increasingly looking like the signature moment of last week’s presidential debate. Apologizing in advance to moderator Jim Leh- rer, he said, “I’m going to stop the subsidy to PBS. ... I like PBS. I love Big Bird,” adding that he wouldn’t continue borrowing money from China to pay for him. Perhaps Romney hoped to show he would be bold and fearless in cutting the federal budget. Polls show a large majority of Americans like PBS, strongly favor the children’s educational show “Sesame Street,” and love the show’s Big Bird character, a genial 8’ 2” mound of feathers and foam rubber that sometimes thinks it’s a lark, sometimes a canary. But mess with Big Bird at your peril. To get the dull stuff out of the way first: The Corporation for Public Broadcasting receives $445 million, about 1/100th of 1 percent of the federal budget. Very little of that finds its way down to “Sesame Street,” which is largely self-supporting. And in the massive spectrum of American bor- It’s fine to explore new cuisines, rowing, we don’t actually borrow all that much from China. We borrow most of it from ourselves. If Romney really wanted to cut the deficit, he could propose ending the favored tax treatment but sometimes a burger needs meat of carried interest on Wall Street. But, as President Barack Obama was quick to I was brought up on sipped large-crustacean around a bar to watch Sun- white bread. Standard fare bisque. There were also day Night Football. The observe, it’s easier to take on Sesame Street than in our house was Butternut several slices of wild- atmosphere was imbued Wall Street. Well, maybe not quite so easy. Bread, which came pack- blueberry pie (eaten, vari- with wood smoke; the You would think the threat to Big Bird — no one aged in a distinctive blue- ously, at breakfast, lunch menu advertised “All-You- seemed to care about poor Lehrer — seemed like and-white checkerboard chuck and dinner) and a variety Can-Eat-BBQ Saturdays.” one of those throwaway lines that would quickly wrapper. stinnett of celebratory beverages. The waiter, Paul, came blow over. No such luck for the Romney camp. When first opened, it Even with hours of hik- by for our orders. was a super-fresh, soft loaf, BUSINESS EDITOR ing on trails that the Na- Our friend Dick ordered Big Bird quickly became a staple topic of late- perfect for soaking up the tional Park Service curi- a half-slab of ribs. His wife, night comedians; he — and we’re only assuming jelly on a peanut butter your tonier bistros). ously labeled as merely Mary, got Buffalo wings. it’s a he — was all over the Internet, made a guest sandwich or for smearing In recent years, I’ve “moderate” — despite Donna asked for a barbe- appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” and come mayonnaise in prepara- tried to up my culinary lengthy stretches that re- cue pork sandwich. But I Monday morning he was on the front page of The tion for a turkey sandwich game further. We’ve been quired clambering across was intrigued by an entry on the day after Thanks- enjoying Thai food and granite rubble fields, up at the bottom of the menu. New York Times. giving. It was a premium we’re learning more about nearly vertical hillsides “I see you have a veggie The political analysts speculated that Big Bird bread, priced at 49 cents at sushi (make mine a spicy and along damp split-log burger,” I said earnestly. might become as ubiquitous to this campaign as a time when bargain bread tuna roll with some ginger catwalks — I grew con- “Is it any good?” Joe the Plumber did in 2008. could be had for 19 cents. and wasabi, please). cerned about the growing Paul looked at me si- Romney would like the voters to remember My mother was a good On a cold and rainy state of my figure. lently. cook, and most of our night in downtown Lex- One night, we popped “I was reading an article one thing from this debate: He won. That may dinners were homemade: ington several Januarys into a little pub, located on about them,” I added, a lit- not be the voters’ takeaway. Jennifer Mercieca, fried chicken, roast and ago, we ducked into a the grounds of a local brew- tle less certainly. an expert in political discourse at Texas A&M, potatoes, Swiss steak. But warm and cozy Indian ery, that advertised barbe- “You read an awticul?” told The Associated Press: “We learned that he growing up as I did in the restaurant. Some well- cue. Readers of this space Paul repeated in his wasn’t concerned about Big Bird. That might be late 1950s and early 1960s, traveled friends helped us will be familiar with my nor’easter accent. our meals were distinctly navigate through the unfa- abiding skepticism of res- I nodded. He sighed. the one thing we remember about this debate.” Middle American, served miliar menu. For an appe- taurant barbecue, especial- “You’re in a place called with a lot of Jell-O. tizer, we ordered vegetable ly in states better known for ‘Mainely Meat,’ ” he point- When we had salad, it samosas (a potato and pea moose than mutton. ed out. was a wedge of crunchy mash in a shell, seasoned Further, just days ear- I took his point immedi- Your Turn but flavorless iceberg let- with chutney). For an en- lier I had been reading ately. “I’ll have the cheese- tuce covered in dressing. tree, chicken tandoori about the emergence of burger, medium.” Do you have an opinion on these or other issues? If we had fish, it was fried (marinated for hours in outstanding veggie burg- “Good choice,” Paul said Send your letters to Editor, The Gleaner, Box 4, and came in a box along a variety of spices). For ers in Chicago, once famed approvingly. with french fries, slaw and sides, aloo gobi (a potato as The Nation’s Slaughter- And it was a good choice Henderson, KY 42419 or email them to letters@ a plastic spork. If we ate and cauliflower mixture) house. — a half-pound of juicy de- thegleaner.com. Chinese — which was not and palak paneer (spinach The Terzo Piano cafe liciousness topped with Letters must be signed and include a phone often — it came in a can and fresh cheese). Plus in the Art Institute of Chi- melted American cheese, number for verification. labeled La Choy. naan bread (similar to cago, I read, serves what iceberg lettuce, a couple We had Italian food; it pita). Finally, for dessert, was described as a “loosely of slices of late-season was called spaghetti. I was rice pudding. formed mix of chickpeas, tomato and tangy onion. I the only member of the Several such meals shredded zucchini and sprinkled some salt on the household who ate pizza later — and now armed Calabrian chiles” served patty to bring out its beefy regularly, but even that with spices and industrial open-faced on olive-oiled wonderfulness. was just a small cheese strength peppers mail- multiseed toast “with a There’s a place in the pizza ($1.19 from the neigh- ordered from the Penzeys puddle of spicy romesco world for falafel and hum- borhood Sir Pizza). catalog — Donna has sauce alongside.” mus, for chickpeas and Put it this way: Not un- been preparing progres- The Haymarket Pub & romesco sauce. There’s a Edit orial Page til we moved to Henderson sively hotter Indian food Brewery’s vegan burger place in the world to be did I eat at either a Chinese at home. consists of black beans and picky about your lettuce DAVID DIXON or Mexican restaurant. More recently, we found beets mixed with Scottish and discerning about your EDITOR But progress was being ourselves at a tiny 20-seat unrolled oats. bread. made. During my away- establishment called Cafe And the Mity Nice Bar But on an autumn week- at-college years, I tired of Mediterranean. It was & Grill makes a patty from end night on the coast, eating burgers every day there, without exactly mushrooms, spinach and with barbecue smoke in CONTACT US at lunch; during my junior knowing what it was, that pumpkin seeds, to which the air and football on the Phone: 270-827-2000 and senior years, I began I ordered a falafel on pita Parmesan cheese and TV — and with Paul wait- Fax: 270-827-2765 skipping the grill in favor with garlicky hummus on panko breadcrumbs pro- ing for your order — well, of the cafeteria line where the side, and enjoyed my- vide “a satisfyingly savory that’s not the time. vegetables were served. 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Terror Across the nation Okl ahoma Mobile County Sheriff suspect Sam Cochran said Gil Col- Motel workers help lar, 18, took the hallucino- gen during a music festival pleads not unravel bomb plot Saturday before assaulting MIAMI — A bright green two people in vehicles and duffel bag caught main- attempting to bite a wom- guilty tenance worker Ralph an’s arm. By Tom Hays Smith’s eye as he emptied Authorities said Collar and Larry Neumeister trash in a bin at a motel then went to the campus Associated Press just off a major interstate police headquarters, in northeast Oklahoma. where he was shot by NEW YORK — An Egyptian- Curious, he unzipped it. university Police Officer born preacher pleaded not Inside were a pile of brown Trevis Austin. Austin is guilty Tuesday to conspir- bottles with cloth wicks at- on leave while investiga- ing with Seattle men to set tached by duct tape. Then tors review the shooting. up a terrorist training camp he noticed an empty gas Video taken by a sur- in Oregon, three days after can in the bin, and a co- veillance camera showed he and four others were worker remembered see- Collar as he pursued the brought to the United ing a motel guest with it retreating officer more States from England to face two days earlier. than 50 feet outside the terrorism charges. They quickly reported building, Cochran said. associated press Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, their observations to po- Collar got within five 54, entered the plea shortly A merican physicist David Wineland (left) speaks Tuesday at a news conference in Boulder, lice, leading to the arrest feet of Austin, and the of- before U.S. District Judge Colo., and French physicist Serge Haroche speaks to the media in Paris after they were named of a 23-year-old Illinois ficer fired once, striking Katherine B. Forrest set an winners of the 2012 Nobel Prize in physics. man who authorities say the student in the chest, Aug. 26 trial date. Mustafa, planned to attack dozens Cochran said. widely known by the name of churches with Molotov Cochran said Austin Abu Hamza al-Masri, is cocktails. Gregory Arthur was armed only with a gun also accused of helping U.S., French physicists win Weiler II, 23, of Elk Grove during the confrontation. abduct 16 hostages, two of Village, Ill., has been The sheriff said it was them American tourists, in charged with threatening unclear whether the offi- Yemen in 1998. to use an explosive or in- cer could have avoided the “He’s presumed inno- Nobel for quantum work cendiary device and violat- shooting even if he had a cent,” his court-appointed ing the Oklahoma Antiter- nonlethal weapon to sub- lawyer, Jeremy Schneider, By Malcolm Ritter nature but includes some abled this field of re- rorism Act. due the student. and Karl Ritter said outside court after- weird-sounding behavior search to take the very “I don’t feel like I’m a Ohio ward. When someone Associated Press by individual, isolated first steps towards hero or anything like that,” asked Schneider whether particles. building a new type Smith said Tuesday. “We he thought his client was NEW YORK — A Frenchman A particle re- of superfast computer were doing it because we Parts of troubled a terrorist, he snapped: and an American shared sists our idea of based on quantum phys- want the public to know park ride to be sold “That’s a silly question.” the Nobel Prize in phys- either-or: it’s not here or ics,” the academy said. people can stay here and Schneider said his cli- ics Tuesday for inventing there, it’s sort of both. It’s “The research has also this is not a bad place.” MASON — An Ohio amuse- ent prefers to be known as methods to peer into the not spinning clockwise led to the construction of Maintenance worker ment park is selling off Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, bizarre quantum world or counter-clockwise, extremely precise clocks Steve Ballenger said he pieces of a troubled roller the name listed first on his of ultra-tiny particles, but a bit of both. It gets a that could become the fu- saw Weiler with the gas coaster that is being torn indictment. Abu Hamza work that could help in definite location or spin ture basis for a new stan- can two days earlier and down. and Abu Hamza al-Masri creating a new genera- only when it’s measured. dard of time.” Weiler explained that he The Cincinnati Enquirer are listed as aliases. tion of super-fast com- Working separately, Haroche is a profes- had run out of gas in his car. reports that Kings Island in There was no mention puters. the two scientists, both sor at the College de Al abama Mason is selling plaques in court Tuesday about ac- Serge Haroche, of 68, developed “ingenious France and Ecole Nor- with a piece of track from cess to the prosthetics — France, and American laboratory methods” that male Superieure in Paris. the Son of Beast coaster. including a hook — that David Wineland opened allowed them to manage Wineland is a physicist Authorities say shot Billed as the world’s tallest Mustafa uses in place of the door to new ex- and measure and control at the National Insti- student was on LSD and fastest wooden coaster the hands he says he lost periments in quantum fragile quantum states, tute of Standards and and with a signature loop fighting the Soviets in Af- physics in the 1990s by the Royal Swedish Acad- Technology, or NIST, MOBILE — A nude Uni- in 2000, the ride was idled ghanistan, but Schneider showing how to observe emy of Sciences said. and the University of versity of South Alabama repeatedly. It closed for said outside court that it individual atoms and Wineland traps ions Colorado in Boulder. freshman had taken LSD nearly a year for recon- was a problem for him. particles of light called — electrically charged Asked how he will and assaulted others be- struction after a 2006 ac- “I believe he has use photons while preserv- atoms — and measures celebrate, Wine- fore he chased the campus cident injured more than of them for a certain part ing their quantum prop- them with light, while land said: “I’ll prob- police officer who fatally two dozen people. Crews of the day but not long erties. Haroche controls and ably be pretty worn shot him, authorities said began demolishing it last enough to allow him to Quantum physics, a measures photons. out by this evening. I’ll Tuesday, though the stu- month. function the way he should field about a century “Their ground-break- probably have a glass of dent wasn’t armed and function,” he said. old, explains a lot about ing methods have en- wine and fall asleep.” didn’t touch the officer. Wire reports
Across the world Taliban syria the attacks as a way to de- rail the fight and the trust shoots girl NATO backs Turkey between allied and Afghan in growing standoff forces, it is not yet a threat to the war strategy. activist in NATO is ready to de- isrl ae fend Turkey, the alliance’s top official said Tuesday, in Pakistan a warning to Syria after a Prime minister calls By Sherin Zada week of cross-border artil- for early elections and Rebecca Santana lery and mortar exchanges Associated Press escalated tensions between JERUSALEM — Israel’s prime the two countries. minister Tuesday ordered MINGORA, Pakistan — Malala Ankara has sent more new parliamentary elections Yousufzai, 14, was admired fighter jets to reinforce in early 2013, eight months across a battle-scarred re- an air base close to the ahead of schedule, setting gion of Pakistan for expos- frontier with Syria where the stage for a lightning ing the Taliban’s atrocities shells killed five Turkish quick campaign that likely and advocating for girls edu- civilians last week. Syria will win him re-election. cation in the face of religious has defended its shelling For nearly four years, extremists. of neighboring Turkey as Prime Minister Benjamin On Tuesday, the Taliban an accidental outcome of Netanyahu has presided nearly killed her to quiet her its 18-month-old civil war. over a conservative coali- message. The comments by tion that has proved stable A gunman approached a NATO Secretary-General in a country where govern- associated press file bus taking children home Anders Fogh Rasmussen ments rarely serve out a Blindfolded and handcuffed suspected al-Qaida members are guarded by Iraqi army soldiers from school in the volatile were the strongest show full term. Re-election could in July in an Iraqi army base in Hillah, about 60 miles south of Baghdad. Iraq has seen a jump in northern Swat Valley and of support to Turkey since grant him a fresh mandate al-Qaida attacks over the past 10 weeks as the group regains strength in the country. shot Malala in the head and the firing began Wednes- to continue his tough stance neck. Another girl on the bus day — though the solidar- toward Iran’s suspect nucle- also was wounded. ity is largely symbolic.. ar program and further stall The young activist was the peace process with the flown to a military hospital NATO Al-Qaida growing in Iraq Palestinians. in the frontier city of Pesha- Netanyahu said he was war. U.S. leaders unfazed forced to call the snap A doctor in Mingora, by insider attacks polls after his coalition amid instability, officials say Tariq Mohammad, said her could not agree on a bud- By Qassim Abdul-Zahra groups and later by Iraqi gents, including al-Qaida, wounds weren’t life-threat- The killings of more than get. He is riding a wave of and Lara Jakes counterterror forces, that brought the Islamic ening, but a provincial infor- 130 U.S. and allied forces popularity and his opposi- Associated Press beat back al-Qaida’s Iraqi country to the brink of mation minister said after a by Afghan troops or those tion is fragmented. branch. civil war. medical board examined the BAGHDAD — dressed like them is not russia Al-Qaida is But now, Iraqi and U.S. While there’s no sign of girl that the next few days deterring NATO countries rebuilding in Iraq and has officials say, the insur- Iraq headed back toward would be crucial. from the war in Afghani- Exploding shells rock set up training camps for gent group has more than sectarian warfare — most- When she was 11, Malala stan, two senior U.S. de- insurgents in the nation’s doubled in numbers from ly because Shiite militias began writing a blog for the fense officials said Tuesday. military test site western deserts as the ex- a year ago — from about are not retaliating to their BBC about life under the As NATO defense min- MOSCOW — A series of tremist group seizes on 1,000 to 2,500 fighters. It deadly attacks — al-Qa- Taliban, under the pseud- isters gather this week, the blasts from exploding regional instability and is carrying out an aver- ida’s revival is terrifying onym Gul Makai. top U.S. commander in Af- shells rocked a Russian government security fail- age of 140 attacks each to ordinary Iraqis. She began speaking pub- ghanistan will tell worried military test site Tuesday, ures to regain strength, week across Iraq, up from Generally, the militant licly in 2009 about the need allies today what the U.S. breaking windows and officials say. 75 attacks each week ear- group does not does not for girls education — which is doing to stop the attacks. releasing giant clouds of Iraq has seen a jump in lier this year, according to launch attacks or other- the Taliban strongly oppos- The officials said that smoke over Orenburg near al-Qaida attacks over the Pentagon data. wise operate beyond Iraq’s es. The extremist movement so far NATO ministers at- the Kazakhstan border. past 10 weeks, and officials The new growth of al- borders. For years, it has was quick to claim responsi- tending the conference here The emergency ser- believe most of the fighters Qaida in Iraq, also known targeted Shiite pilgrims, bility for shooting her. have not used the meeting vices said one military are former prisoners who as the Islamic State of security forces, officials in “This was a new chapter to threaten any additional officer was hospitalized, either have escaped from Iraq, is not entirely unex- the Shiite-led government of obscenity, and we have to withdrawals of troops. but no other injuries were jail or were released by pected. Last November, and — until it left — the finish this chapter,” Taliban U.S. officials, including reported. Iraqi authorities for lack the top U.S. military of- U.S. military. On Tuesday, spokesman Ahsanullah Ah- Defense Secretary Leon Military prosecutor of evidence after the U.S. ficial in Iraq, Army Gen. a series of bombings and san by telephone. Panetta, are expected to Yevgeny Ivanov said the military withdrawal in Lloyd Austin, predicted drive-by shootings killed The shooting provoked assure the ministers that explosions were set off by December. Many are said turbulence ahead for Iraq’s six people, including three outrage across the coun- commanders have come a fire that may have been to be Saudi or from Sunni- security forces. But he soldiers and a judge, in try, angering Pakistanis up with a range of ways caused by someone smok- dominated Gulf states. doubted Iraq would return Baghdad and the former who have seen a succession to reduce the attacks. And ing. During the war and its to the days of widespread al-Qaida strongholds of of stories about violence they will insist that while aftermath, U.S. forces, fighting between Shiite Mosul and Tal Afar in against women by the the Taliban has seized on Wire reports joined by allied Sunni militias and Sunni insur- northern Iraq. Taliban. 6A » Wednesday, October 10, 2012 » THE GLEANER Nation Woman donates kidney to stranger Thirty million Americans ■■ where they sit, and some- Hoosier gives times, that’s where they suffer from rare diseases die.” gifts to others When Bennett Steury By Erin Allday misdiagnoses before finally first shared her idea with San Francisco Chronicle learning the name for their as part of her her husband, Mathew disease. Steury, he was nervous, There may be only a few Once diagnosed, pa- own birthday he says. He worried about thousand people in the tients will sometimes the procedure, but his wife United States who suffer seek out others like them, By Jaclyn Youhana explained the process from Hermansky-Pudlak but finding anyone can be The Journal Gazette enough that, going into the syndrome, a disease so rare next to impossible when surgery, he was comfort- that most doctors have nev- there may be no one in the FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Every able and supportive of her er even heard of it, much same county or even state year in November, Rachel decision. less know how to treat it. who shares the condition. Bennett Steury gives a gift “I think she’s an amaz- But this very unusual The Internet has helped pa- to someone else for her ing woman, but I thought condition is the focus of tients form communities. birthday. that before the operation,” a documentary currently A major goal of those Sometimes she donates Steury says. “This just am- airing on public television, patient communities, aside blood or attends a charity plifies the feelings I have made by two Stanford Uni- from simply providing sup- auction — anything, she for my wife.” versity filmmakers who are port to their members, is to says, to give back. Most family members trying to draw attention to draw attention to their dis- In July, Bennett Steury, mirrored Steury’s sup- the plight of patients who ease. That can be a tough a healthy 30-something port, while others were suffer from rare diseases. task for patients with any from Auburn, celebrated more hesitant. “What if There are a lot of those medical condition, but it’s an earlier birthday by giv- you need that kidney later patients. While the num- far more difficult for those ing a kidney to a stranger in life?” is a question often ber of people who suffer with rare diseases, who in Pennsylvania. asked of living donors. any specific disease is have to compete against After watching a CBS When kidneys fail, Ben- small, more than 30 million the advocacy machines “Evening News” report nett Steury says, they tend Americans are thought to for conditions like heart about the National Kidney to fail together. It’s uncom- have a rare disease. And disease and breast cancer. Registry, the largest online mon for one to fail and one though their symptoms and As a result, many suf- database of living organ to remain viable, so if a do- prognoses may be vastly ferers of rare diseases, donors in the country, nor has kidney failure later different, they all share along with their friends Bennett Steury decided to in life, that kidney donated the isolation and lack of and family, have united to become what the registry years before wouldn’t have medical support endemic form groups that lobby on calls a good Samaritan helped — it likely would Associ ated Press to suffering a disease few behalf of all patients with donor — a person who do- have failed, too. In addi- R achel Bennett Steury and husband, Mathew, are seen last people have and no one unusual diagnoses. At the nates a kidney to someone tion, those who donate kid- month in their DeKalb County, Ind., home. Bennett Steury re- knows anything about. same time, disease-specific he doesn’t know. neys and need one later in cently donated one of her kidneys to a stranger in Pennsylvania. “Rare diseases, when advocacy groups also have The news report fea- life are moved to the top of you take them all together, sprung up. tured a donation chain in waiting lists, right below pay for the stay in Chicago, two months ago. Her ex- are really common,” said The Hermansky-Pudlak which a good Samaritan children, she says. where her surgery took perience with the donation Dr. Maren Grainger-Mon- Syndrome Network was donor donated a kidney “All the research tells place. Though she was re- process went well: Her sen, a Stanford bioethicist created by the parent of a to a 25-year-old woman, me it’s pretty safe,” she leased from the hospital on kidney went to a patient in who produced the docu- patient in 1992, to find other whose brother donated says. “And I’m healthy al- a Saturday, doctors wanted Pennsylvania, and the pa- mentary, called “Rare,” people with the condition his kidney to a 45-year-old ready.” her to stick around until tient had a loved one who with Nicole Newnham. and to work with doctors man, whose wife donated Before a donor is per- Wednesday so they could then donated to a man who The movie was released and scientists to seek treat- her kidney to an 83-year- mitted to donate, the Na- monitor her progress. The had stayed down the hall earlier this year. ments. Hermansky-Pudlak old man, and so forth, for tional Kidney Registry has National Kidney Registry from Bennett Steury. “When we’ve shown this is a genetic condition that is a total of 20 people. a series of steps to follow, covered Bennett Steury The petite woman movie, we’ve heard from a marked by albinism, bleed- As of midweek, the reg- including undergoing a and her husband’s hotel checked into her hospital lot of people who said they ing disorders and, in some istry’s website reported series of tests and finding stay, food and pain medi- suite at Loyola University had a rare disease, or some- cases, lung and bowel dis- it was responsible for 536 a match, which is the hard cations. Medical Center near Chi- one in their family does or eases. transplants. part. cago — which has done they know someone with The Stanford film fol- “I was the 501st trans- Ideally, doctors want good samaritan surgeries on close to 20 a rare disease,” Grainger- lows parent Donna Appell plant facilitated,” Bennett a donor and recipient to donors good Samaritan donors, Monsen said. “I think peo- as she tries to find HPS Steury told The Journal match on six antigens, Sometimes, however, the Hil says — on July 25. ple have taken a lot of hope patients to participate in a Gazette. which is considered a per- good Samaritan donor will When she signed up from that, from knowing clinical trial to test a new After watching the TV fect match. An antigen is a turn down the registry’s for the registry, no Indi- there are others like them.” drug for the disease. Over news segment around her substance in the body that aid, says Garet Hil, CEO ana hospitals were listed Many patients with rare the course of the 50-minute birthday in 2008, Bennett causes the immune system of the National Kidney as participating medical conditions lack adequate, film, Appell and a scientist Steury started to do some to produce antibodies to Registry. He’d like to see centers; today, the Indiana disease-specific treatments at the National Institutes of research, and she learned fight. the recipient’s insurance University Health Trans- — assuming they’ve even Health form a team of sorts how hard it is to be on a When four or five an- cover all costs, including plant in Indianapolis is been diagnosed at all. They — Appell trying to supply waiting list for a kidney. tigens match, it is con- travel and hotel stays. included on the list. will often go through years the patients so the scientist The Living Kidney Do- sidered a good match, “We just think these of uncertainty and multiple can conduct his research. nors Network, a program Bennett Steury says. The are wonderful people,” he similar to the National fewer the matched anti- says. “If anybody’s ever Kidney Registry, esti- gens, the greater the like- questioning the world to- mates there are more than lihood a body will reject its day and the goodness in 80,000 people waiting for new organ. the world, all they need kidney transplants. Many Bennett Steury did not to do is look to these good of those people wait more pay for any part of her sur- Samaritan donors. That’s I’ve Lost 71.4 lbs. than five years to receive a gery. In the case of such evidence that there are kidney, often from some- donations, the recipient’s amazing people in the one who has died. insurance or Medicare world who are willing to “If someone needs a kid- covers the cost. A life- do amazing things.” ney, the family and com- time on dialysis, Bennett More than three years Yeah Me! munity will try to find Steury says, costs about $1 have passed since Bennett one,” says Bennett Steury, million, but a transplant is Steury learned about the 35. “Then (the patient will about $200,000. National Kidney Registry, go on a) waiting list. That’s She also didn’t have to and she had her surgery
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After the solar firm Solyndra’s Big Bird in a new cam- since to poke at Romney. San Francisco Chronicle to our nation,” Pica said in a news bankruptcy, they deride government paign ad Tuesday mocking “He’ll get rid of regula- release. “Anyone who is elected to support for clean-energy companies. Mitt Romney’s vow to end tions on Wall Street, but Global warming may be the big- lead the country — or aspires to do A poll conducted last month by federal funding for public he’s going to crack down gest topic that neither President so — should realize that true leader- Bloomberg found only 26 percent of broadcasting. on Sesame Street. Thank Barack Obama nor GOP presiden- ship means a willingness to engage Republicans believe human activity Romney’s campaign goodness somebody is fi- tial candidate Mitt Romney wants difficult issues, not sweep them un- is warming the planet. Contrast that dismissed it as an ex- nally cracking down on to touch. der the rug.” with 78 percent of Democrats and 56 ample of Obama being Big Bird,” Obama joked at a Obama devoted all of four sen- Nine environmental groups circu- percent of independents. small-minded while the campaign rally in Madison, tences to climate change in his lated petitions asking journalist Jim “The GOP is as stony a ground foundation behind Big Wis., the day after the de- speech at the Democratic National Lehrer, the moderator of last week’s for that issue as you can find today,” Bird’s program, “Sesame bate, as his audience roared Convention last month. Romney debate, to press the candidates on said Jerry Taylor, a senior fellow at Street,” asked that the ad with laughter. “Who knew rarely mentions it at all. global warming. About 160,000 peo- the Cato Institute libertarian think be taken down. that he was responsible for It’s a stark change from the 2008 ple signed, but Lehrer didn’t mention tank and a frequent critic of federal The satirical spot, set to all these deficits? Elmo has presidential race, when both Obama climate change, or energy. environmental policy. air on national broadcast got to watch out.” and his Republican opponent, John “It’s often true that political As governor of Massachusetts, and cable TV stations, But Sesame Workshop, McCain, preached the need to re- speech lags behind public under- Romney explored ways to fight shows images of convicted which supports “Sesame duce greenhouse gases. And envi- standing,” said Steve Cochran, vice global warming. But he eventually financiers, including Ber- Street,” didn’t see it as a ronmentalists are furious the issue president of climate policy at the En- backed out of a multistate plan to nie Madoff and Enron’s laughing matter. is largely ignored. vironmental Defense Fund, which limit greenhouse gas levels through Ken Lay, and suggests “Sesame Workshop is “The silence of Governor Romney participated in the letter-writing the use of a cap-and-trade system, Romney thinks Big Bird is a nonpartisan, nonprofit and President Obama on climate campaign. “The population is ahead in which power plants buy and sell behind their crimes. organization and we do change is deafening,” said Erich of the politicians on this.” permits to emit those gases. “Only one man has the not endorse candidates Pica, president of the environmental Each candidate, analysts say, has Now Romney says he is uncertain guts to speak his name,” or participate in political group Friends of the Earth Action. reasons to avoid discussion of the about the extent of warming and the ad says. campaigns,” the orga- His organization has launched a issue. people’s role in it, and he supports Romney said in last nization said in a terse, campaign called Climate Silence to Among Republicans, skepticism more research into the issue. week’s nationally televised two-sentence statement. debate with Obama that he “We have approved no liked Big Bird but would, if campaign ads and, as is elected, end federal subsi- our general practice, have dies for the Public Broad- requested that the ad be Infrastructure among issues at stake in election casting Service to help bal- taken down.” By Jason Keyser Republicans divided over economy, saying decisions fuel and even measurably Associated Press how to pay for public on worthy projects should slowing the economy. 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Henderson police said By Michael Collins politics at Dartmouth College. “In introduce himself to a national au- was to paddle to the Gulf they are investigating the Scripps Howard News Service the big, abstract picture, what’s at dience and show he is ready to step of Mexico and then head theft, but at this time there stake is momentum.” into the presidency in the event some- to the Southwest on foot. aren’t any leads. DANVILLE, Ky. — Vice President Joe Q: What must Biden accomplish? thing should happen to Romney. But a stopover in Hen- Conlon said the loss of Biden and GOP vice presidential A: Biden’s mission will be to get “The most important job for him derson may have nixed the canoe won’t suspend nominee Paul Ryan will face off the Democrats back on message, so is to make an emotional connection the canoeing part of the his journey. Thursday night during a nation- look for him to go on the attack. He to voters — and by emotional con- plan. “I’ll stay a few days (in ally televised debate from Danville. likely will make the case that Rom- nection, I mean present himself as Conlon said he reached Henderson) and then go Here’s what you can expect. ney’s tax plan benefits the wealthy a likeable and trustworthy person,” this area on Thursday and on foot,” he said. “I’ve been Q: What is at stake? and hurts the middle class. Muirhead said. paddled to Hays boat ramp. planning this trip for two A: For Biden, the challenge will be He probably will defend the ad- Q: What must Biden avoid? He told The Gleaner years.” to get the Democratic ticket back on ministration’s health-care reforms. A: Biden can be long-winded and that he left the canoe, con- Conlon, who is consid- solid footing after President Barack And he likely will go where Obama speak off the cuff, often trampling structed by a friend, hid- ering entering the priest- Obama’s less-than-stellar perfor- did not go in Denver and attack Rom- Obama’s message in the process. den in some bushes “well hood, said he’s been given mance at the presidential debate last ney over his claims that 47 percent of “Biden is at his best when he’s crisp off the bank.” a one-year sabbatical from week in Denver. Americans don’t pay taxes. and disciplined,” Muirhead said. “I left it there Thursday seminary. The sabbatical For Ryan, the objective will be to “I think you’ll see the vice presi- “He’s such a generous speaker that night and went back on “is to be given to spiritual keep up the enthusiasm and energy dent take the gloves off, and I think he sometimes relaxes that discipline Sunday night, and it was matters.” that seems to be following Mitt Rom- it’s going to be pretty hard-hitting,” and tries people’s patience. He needs gone,” said Conlon, who “This pilgrimage is kind ney after he performed much better said Sean Sutton, an expert on pres- to avoid speaking in an undisciplined is staying with a Hender- of a year of reflection,” he than expected in Denver. idential races and chairman of the way.” son resident who is an ac- said. “Will Biden be able to arrest some political science department at the Q: What must Ryan avoid? quaintance. The missing canoe, “is of the momentum that Romney Rochester Institute of Technology A: Ryan often has been at the cen- Conlon said he has spo- part of the pilgrimage,” he picked up (in Denver) or will the in New York. ter of some of the most bitter par- ken with someone who said. Romney campaign redouble that and Q: What must Ryan accomplish? tisan debates over fiscal policy. In saw the canoe at Hays boat “The mundane and the send the Obama campaign kind of A: Though Ryan has served in Con- debating Biden, Ryan must moderate ramp about 7 p.m. Sunday. profane are part of it ... limping into the second presidential gress for 14 years, he still is largely those positions for a national audi- He said he went to get something to be antici- debate?” asked Russell Muirhead, as- unknown to most voters outside his ence without losing the conservative the canoe at 8 p.m. pated,” but not expected, sociate professor of democracy and home state of Wisconsin. Ryan must backing. “It was taken sometime Conlon said. between 7 and 8 p.m.,” “Any frustration that Conlon said. occurs now is part of the “The person who saw prayer,” he said. “This it told me it was halfway whole pilgrimage is an in the water. That means exercise in trust ... trust- someone moved it. I’ve ing Providence.” been paddling from Cin- The canoe is described cinnati, so I know where as 17.5 feet in length and the canoe should be handcrafted. placed,” he said. It’s a single-person ca- Since setting out rough- noe, red in color with “Pro- ly six weeks ago, Conlon tect Our River” written in said he’s ventured inland white on the left side. two times. Anyone with informa- “Each time to spend a tion about the canoe is week in a monastery,” he asked to call the Hender- said. “The Evansville area son Police Department at was going to be my last 831-1295 or Cathy Gish at Associated Press PaulAssociated Press major respite ...” before 826-8777 or 860-8787. R epublican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaks during President Barack Obama hugs a supporter Tuesday at Ricken- a campaign rally Tuesday in Van Meter, Iowa. backer International Airport in Columbus, Ohio. Associate commissioner EDUCATION Ken Draut told the board from 1A that compiling and double- checking the results is tak- Race between GOP’s Romney, ways to involve commu- ing longer than usual be- nities in early childhood cause this is the first year education. of the new assessment Holliday pointed to system. Students took the kindergarten readiness tests in the spring. president still all about Ohio as key to determining a Draut said next year’s student’s future, saying timetable calls for scores By Kasie Hunt and Ben Feller His campaign had buses nearby, evidence of that in the battleground children must be reading to be released in Septem- Associated Press ready to ferry students or other sup- states most likely to decide the elec- at grade level by third ber. porters to registration centers. tion, Ohio among them. grade. Officials originally had COLUMBUS, Ohio — It’s still all about As Obama wooed Ohio State Uni- “There isn’t any question that “If we don’t have them said the K-PREP scores Ohio. versity students here and Romney he has breathed new life and new reading by the end of third would be released some- After a strong debate perfor- focused on the Democratic bastion energy into the Republican Party,” grade, their odds of being time in late October. mance, Republican challenger Mitt of Cuyahoga County to the north, Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Tuesday able to graduate from high The state Department of Romney is intensifying his efforts in there were signs the president’s Ohio on a conference call with reporters. school are greatly dimin- Education has been tell- the state that’s critical to his White advantage was narrowing. “We’re seeing that there is greater ished,” he said. ing school districts and House hopes, while President Barack A new CNN poll showed Obama intensity among Republicans and a By knowing whether members of the public Obama works to hang on to the poll- leading Romney 51 percent to 47 great willingness to get out and vote children are ready when for months to expect ing edge he’s had here for weeks. percent among likely Ohio voters. and participate than we’re seeing they enter kindergarten, the scores from the new Both candidates campaigned hard And Republican strategists famil- with Democrats.” schools can then track tests to be lower than the in the state Tuesday, the last day of iar with Romney’s internal polling With a hefty 18 electoral votes, each of them individually, scores have been for the voter registration ahead of Election contended the race was even closer Ohio is such a key state for Romney he said. Commonwealth Account- Day, now just four weeks away. — within a single percentage point that one top adviser has dubbed it “the “This is what’s going ability Testing System, or “Find at least one person who — as the candidate enjoyed a post- ball game” as the Republican looks to to make the difference CATS, especially in math voted for Barack Obama last time debate surge. string together enough state victories 12 years from now. Right and reading. That’s be- and convince them to come join “I promise you he’s back in the to amass the 270 Electoral College here,” Holliday said. cause the K-PREP tests our team,” Romney told voters in game in Ohio,” said Charlie Black, an votes needed to take the White House. Also at the meeting, of- are based on new bench- Van Meter, Iowa, before hurrying informal Romney campaign adviser. No Republican has won the pres- ficials said results of the marks. eastward to make a similar pitch in Like other Republicans, he credits idency without this Midwestern state’s new K-PREP as- The department says Ohio, where he was campaigning Romney’s strong debate appearance state, and if Romney were to lose sessments likely will be parents will receive their with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. last week as the reason for an uptick here, he would have to carry every delayed until Oct. 30 or children’s scores about Obama, in Columbus, called out, in national polling. And Romney other battleground state but tiny Oct. 31, and possibly into two weeks after the pub- “All right, Buckeyes, we need you.” advisers maintain they’re seeing New Hampshire. November. lic release.
DEBATE and media center. Amid the Schepman, son-in-law of the built and new athletic fields Centre ranked 52nd nation- from 1A manicured lawns and gardens deli’s owners. opened. ally among liberal arts colleges on campus was one stark re- Local motels are cashing in. School officials say favorable in the latest ratings from U.S. minder of the debate’s security Comfort Suites has been publicity from the 2000 debate News & World Report, but it Locals have dubbed the event implications: concrete barriers booked solid for debate week was key to the construction boom. ranked fifth in best under- the “Thrill in the ’Ville II,” a were aligned along portions of for months, said front desk Centre raised nearly $170 graduate teaching and alumni nod to the town’s role hosting campus. manager Patsy Cook. Some million in a fundraising cam- giving. another vice presidential debate Volunteers also have been people will stay as far away paign that was planned well be- Now the school is planning in 2000. pitching in behind the scenes. as Lexington, about 40 miles fore the first debate but didn’t an even more ambitious round The legal flow of alcohol Hundreds gathered in the me- north. start until 2003. Applications of fundraising. probably is the biggest change dia center to text, make calls Politically inspired merchan- from would-be students rose The campaign likely will be- in Danville since the 2000 de- and surf the Internet, testing dise adorns some shop win- about 20 percent in the year af- gin next year and end in 2018, bate between vice presidential the digital network’s capacity dows. At Maple Tree Gallery, ter the 2000 debate, and out-of- some three weeks before the candidates Dick Cheney and for reporters preparing to cover there are scarves, tea towels, state applications have steadily school celebrates the 200th Joe Lieberman. Back then, al- debate night. porcelain plates and stuffed increased since. anniversary of its founding, cohol sales were banned in the Businesses are sporting red, donkeys and elephants. Gal- “Hosting the 2000 debate Trollinger said. town. white and blue bunting. Fire lery co-owner Julie Nelson said ushered in a decade of unprec- “It’s our way of saying that On a recent day, arborist Amra hydrants are decked in the she spent hundreds of dollars edented progress in the life Centre College is ready to play Boanerges was busy trimming same patriotic colors. Debate stocking up. It’s strictly bipar- of the college,” said Richard on the national stage,” he said. downtown trees. Visitors will flags flutter along the tree-lined tisan. Trollinger, a Centre vice presi- At Melton’s deli, where feel welcome, he said, in a place downtown. “We try to keep our political dent and a key organizer as the Schepman was serving up where residents wave and honk Family-owned Melton’s Great thoughts till after 5:30 when we school’s debate co-chairman. sandwiches during a recent their car horns at friends and ac- American Deli is hoping for a close,” she said. “We don’t want The connection to national lunch rush in the converted gas quaintances. windfall as it caters debate-relat- to offend anyone.” politics is important for the station, the hope is that debate- “It’s like modern-day May- ed events and provides hot dogs Centre’s campus has changed profile of the 1,340-student related business will guarantee berry,” he said. and snacks for a debate festival since the 2000 debate. Stately school, which lacks big-time a positive balance sheet. Nearby, a crew painted a on Centre’s campus. brick classroom buildings have athletics or research. Centre “We won’t be going into 2013, new crosswalk on the pave- “It’ll take a lot of stress off been renovated and expanded. was chosen by the Commission hopefully, in the hole,” Schep- ment between the debate site paying the bills,” said Nathan New residence halls have been on Presidential Debates. man said. COMMUNITY PROGRESS REPORT #4 New fresh water intake equipment at HWU: this new equipment further insures our supply of clean drinking water in Henderson. It replaced obsolete equipment that was connected to the former downtown power plant. ELECT ELECTROBBYMILLS CITYCOMMISSION Paid for by Robby Mills Wednesday, October 10, 2012 Section B n Game 3 today: Chris Carpenter will oppose former teammate Edwin Jackson when the Cardinals and Sports Nationals square off. 2B Giants edge Reds 2-1 to stay alive Zito will pitch Game 4 on That was it until the ■■Error by Rolen in 10th inning Wednesday for the Giants, 10th, with the Giants go- who have won the last 11 ing down swinging — the allows the winning run to score times he started. The Reds Reds set a season high for have to decide whether to strikeouts. Closer Arol- By Joe Kay “I’ve gone through the try ace Johnny Cueto, forced dis Chapman got a pair Associated Press play many times in my out of the opener in San of strikeouts on 100 mph mind between then and Francisco on Saturday with fastballs during a perfect CINCINNATI — Hardly able to now, and I think I would spasms in his back and side. ninth inning, keeping it get a hit, the San Francisco play it the same way,” Ro- Manager Dusty Bak- tied at 1. Giants used a misplayed len said. “It hit my glove. I er said after the game San Francisco’s one-hit grounder to prolong their just couldn’t get it to stick.” that they hadn’t decided wonders finally got it going NL playoff series. The Giants managed whether to let Cueto try against Jonathan Broxton, Third baseman Scott only three hits against it, bring back Mat Latos who gave up leadoff singles Rolen’s two-out error in the Homer Bailey and Reds on short rest again, or by Buster Posey — the NL 10th inning gave the Giants relievers, but got two of replace Cueto with Mike MICHAEL KEATING/ASSOCIATED PRESS batting champion — and the go-ahead run Tuesday them in the 10th — along Leake, who wasn’t on the San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval tags out Hunter Pence, who pulled night in a 2-1 victory over with a passed ball by Ryan division series roster. the Cincinnati Reds’ Brandon Phillips in the first inning during his left calf on a wild swing the Cincinnati Reds, who Hanigan — to pull it out. Replacing Cueto would Game 3 of the NL division series on Tuesday in Cincinnati. before getting his hit. couldn’t shake 17 years of San Francisco won despite leave the Reds ace ineli- With two outs, Hanigan home postseason futility. striking out 16 times. gible to pitch in the cham- team that has barely been ing performance by a Reds couldn’t come up with a The Giants avoided a “We kept scratching and pionship series should the able to get a hit. starter. Marco Scutaro sin- pitch, letting the runners sweep in Game 3, cutting clawing down two games Reds get that far. Didn’t need many in this gled in the sixth for the only advance. Arias’ tough- their division series deficit to none,” reliever Jeremy The Reds haven’t won a one. hit off Bailey. chance grounder then to 2-1. Affeldt said. “That’s the home playoff game since Bailey made his first start Fortunately for the Gi- put Rolen in a tough spot Rolen, an eight-time Gold way it is in the playoffs.” 1995, the last time they at Great American Ball Park ants, Bailey’s one lapse let — charging the ball for Glove winner, couldn’t Cincinnati finished with reached the NL champion- since his Sept. 28 no-hitter to a run. He hit a batter, a quick short-hop swipe. come up with Joaquin Arias’ four hits, just one after the ship series. One win away in Pittsburgh and allowed walked another and gave He couldn’t come up with short-hop grounder, bob- first inning. from making it back there, only one hit in seven in- up a sacrifice fly by Angel it cleanly, and Arias beat bled it and threw late to first. Left-hander Barry they couldn’t beat a Giants nings, the latest dominat- Pagan in the third inning. the throw. Battered Cols blank Braves to take title Kentucky is and often. Calvert started ■■HCHS rolls the barrage with a goal in the opening minute, then past Union Co. Hildreth, James Bickers playing 26 and Jacob O’Nan struck in 10-0 to claim quick succession. When the dust cleared, freshmen district crown there were still more than 30 minutes on the By Gary Graves By Mitchell Stinson clock but they couldn’t Associated Press Gleaner correspondent be played. The 10-goal mercy rule prevented LEXINGTON — Kentucky’s Fans had to wonder further damage. freshmen are experienc- what coach Benson Pryor Hildreth and Miguel ing an extended orienta- was complaining about on Velazquez finished with two tion as the Wildcats battle Tuesday. scores apiece, while Noah through what has been an Taking a 5-0 lead into Mills, James Bickers, and injury-plagued season. the break, his Henderson Jacob O’Nan contributed Injuries have forced the County Colonels soccer single goals. At the other Wildcats to play 26 so far. team had dominated the end, Henderson defenders Kentucky has played 14 first half of its Sixth Dis- saw little action. true freshmen, that ranks trict Tournament cham- The Braves’ first offensive in the top five nationally. pionship game against threat came in the 30th min- Three — quarterback Jalen Union County. Yet there ute and they had only one Whitlow, cornerback Cody he was, demanding better more the rest of the game. Quinn and punter Landon effort from the Colonels Neither resulted in a shot Foster — will start Saturday on their home field. on goal. at Arkansas (2-4, 1-2 South- But his point was prov- Both teams will advance eastern Conference). en by a quick scoring to next week’s Second Re- While youth partly ex- barrage that ended the gion Tournament, which plains Kentucky’s start (1- contest, courtesy of the will begin Monday at Colo- 5, 0-3 SEC), the youngsters mercy rule. Kaelin Hil- nel Field. are also making significant dreth applied the excla- DARRIN PHEGLEY/THE GLEANER contributions. Henderson 10, Union 0 Henderson County’s Kaelin Hildreth, left, watches as his game-ending shot flies into the goal mation point, lining one HC: Alec Calvert 4:00 Foster is ninth among into the net that made it past Union County’s Derek Baker, center, and Ryan Livers, right, to end their district champi- HC: Calvert (assist-Nick Gregory) 9:00 SEC punters; Whitlow and 10-0 in the ninth minute onship game at Colonel Field on Tuesday night. Henderson won 10-0. HC: Miguel Velazquez 12:00 fellow freshmen QB Pat- HC: Noah Mills (assist-Zach Jones) of the second half. 15:00 rick Towles (now injured) “The guys worked hard- and two assists. He gave Nick Gregory and headed vals, coach Pryor lamented HC: Velazquez free kick 33:00 led scoring drives last week HC: Calvert 41:00 er, they pushed the tempo Henderson its first lead in the ball home from close a lack of overall energy. HC: Kaelin Hildreth (assist-Calvert) against No. 19 Mississippi and that led to opportuni- the fourth minute, when range. Henderson hit “I think we were kind 42:00 State; Quinn will make his ties,” Pryor said. “That’s he dribbled deep down paydirt two more times in of flat in the first half,” he HC: James Bickers (assist-Calvert) fourth straight start. 43:00 why it took 40 minutes to the right side, closed on the next six minutes, then said. HC: Jacob O’Nan 44:00 The situation has re- score the first five and nine the near post and drilled a scored only once over the Not a trace of flatness HC: Hildreth 48:00 sulted in a quick, but some- All Sixth District Team minutes to score the sec- short shot off a defender, the last 25 minutes of the was detected after half- Henderson County: James Bick- times painful, maturation ond five.” into the net. half. time, however. Swarm- ers, Noah Mills, Nick Gregory, Miguel process. Alec Calvert stuffed the Five minutes later, he Even when goals were ing the Braves goal, the Velazquez. “You know what? It’s a Union County: Zane Bradford, Ryan stat sheet with three goals took a short chip pass from coming at regular inter- home team struck early Livers, Derek Baker great opportunity for a lot of younger guys and it’s kind of an eye-opening experience being thrust into action and having no other choice,” said start- Lady Cols top Union for district crown ing left guard Zach West, a redshirt freshman. “It’s definitely getting guys to 1-0 at the half was an accomplish- grow up a lot quicker.” ■■Henderson Co. ment for us,” Union County coach Freshmen have seen Dustin Winslow said. time on both sides of the beats Bravettes Set pieces helped the Lady Col- ball, though the offense onels expand the lead in the sec- has experienced its share 5-0 to take title ond half. Christin Poole headed in of changes lately. Espe- a corner kick by Emma Newland cially at quarterback, By Kevin Patton 7:21 into the second half. where Whitlow will play [email protected] The score remained 2-0 until his third straight game and 270-831-8350 Henderson County scored three make his second consecu- goals in the final 16:00. Hannah tive start. Henderson County was finally Buley hooked in a crossing shot He started the season on able to free itself from the clutch- from the right side of the goal at third string before becom- es of Union County’s defense to the 64:22 mark. Gish followed ing the backup with senior claim a 5-0 victory in Tuesday’s with her second goal on another Morgan Newton’s move to title game of the Sixth District corner kick from Newland for H-back. Sophomore Max- Tournament. her second assist. Julia Mathews well Smith’s ankle injury The Bravettes (10-8) sent nine rounded out the scoring on an two weeks ago changed defenders back in an effort to assist from Poole with 4:34 to everything, moving Whit- clog up the passing lanes and play. low into the starter’s role keep the Lady Colonels off the Both teams will advance to next last week with a plan of board. week’s Second Region Tourna- alternating with Towles. “They did what they had to do,” ment with Union County mak- Towles’ sprained right Henderson County coach Doc De- ing its first region appearance in ankle sustained before Witt said. “We were trying to find school history. The regional will halftime of the 27-14 loss the gaps and seams. When we did DARRIN PHEGLEY/THE GLEANER likely begin Monday and is sched- has changed the plan in the first half, we were taking Henderson County’s Julia Matthews (18) rushes in as Union County goalie uled to be hosted by Trigg County. again. The latest depth quick shots instead of taking care- Mallory Warmack, left, slaps the ball away during their district championship Henderson 5, Union 0 chart lists Whitlow, New- game at Colonel Field on Tuesday night. The Lady Colonels won 5-0. ful shots.” HC: Maddie Gish, (Andrea Zeron), 33:14. ton and freshman Jeff Wit- Despite having numerous shots HC: Christin Poole, (Emma Newland), 47:21. thuhn, a walk-on. in first half with many of them goal, coming from her defensive “Getting that first goal was key,” HC: Hannah Buley, 64:22. Though Whitlow gives HC: Gish (Newland), 70:53. corralled by Union County goal- position by dribbling through the DeWitt said. HC: Julia Mathews (Poole), 75:26. the Wildcats some con- keeper Mallory Warmack, who to- defense and toward the goal. After Still Henderson County was All-Sixth District Team tinuity, he knows only Henderson Co.: Christin Poole, Emma Newland, taled 19 saves, the Lady Colonels making the defender commit, Ze- clinging to a 1-0 lead at the half. Katherine Dawson, Julia Mathews. half the playbook and the were held scoreless for the first 33 ron dropped a pass low to Maddie “When we played in the regular Union Co.: Sarah Bickett, Margaret Sprague, Mal- coaches are hoping he minutes. Gish, who scored the first of her season, they scored their first goal lory Warmack stays healthy to avoid us- Andrea Zeron set up the initial two goals with 6:46 left in the half. in the first 40 seconds. For it to be Webster Co.: Lauren Grant, Taylor Main ing another alternative. 2B » Wednesday, October 10, 2012 » THE GLEANER Sports Jets’ many Yanks star flaws clear It’s Cards, Nats in Game 3 A-Rod still ■■ With Strasburg out, Jackson will take the mound vs. Carpenter struggling in their loss By Howard Fendrich Going up against Car- Associated Press penter will be his former teammate Jackson, the to Texans WASHINGTON — Stephen only starting pitcher on at the plate Strasburg joined his team- Washington’s roster who Wire reports mates for an off-day work- ever had participated in a By Howie Rumberg out at Nationals Park on playoff game before this Associated Press Mark Sanchez had his Tuesday, red socks pulled season. He was a member moments — good and bad nearly up to his knees of the Cardinals’ champi- NEW YORK — For all of his — for the Jets. Tim Tebow, while tossing baseballs in onship club in 2011, and home runs, All-Star ac- too. the outfield a day before his overall postseason colades and huge salaries, But some of the Jets’ big- the first postseason game mark is 1-1 with a 4.91 Alex Rodriguez finds him- gest flaws were on full dis- in the nation’s capital in 79 ERA. self in a most familiar spot play in their 23-17 loss to years. He went 10-11 this sea- this season. the Houston Texans. They That’s about the extent son, but Washington’s A-Rod is an October couldn’t run the ball, the of activity these days for record in Jackson’s starts lightning rod. defense couldn’t stop the Strasburg as the Wash- was only 12-19. With every swing and run and Tebow still isn’t ington Nationals carry “It’s high expectations miss, memories of his running on the field much. on without their acknowl- on me. I have high ex- amazing run during the And now, the Jets are edged ace, shut down a pectations on myself, as New York Yankees’ cham- running out of answers. month ago. well,” the right-hander pionship season in 2009 “We could’ve won, we The NL East champi- said. “This is one of those fade even further. Instead, should’ve won,” wide re- ons’ opponent right now, games where you go out fans are becoming more ceiver Chaz Schilens said the St. Louis Cardinals, and you try to lead by ex- and more vocal, calling Monday night. “We got in are very much counting ample.” for manager Joe Girardi the way of ourselves again. on their returning ace, That’s certainly the sort to drop him from the No. Sooner or later, we’ll fix it.” Chris Carpenter, who has of thing the Cardinals ex- 3 spot in the lineup. At least that’s the hope pitched only 17 innings all pect from Carpenter, who Rodriguez struck out to for a New York team that’s year. Carpenter will be on won the 2005 Cy Young end the Yankees’ 3-2 loss 2-3, but feels an awful lot the mound Wednesday af- Award and helped St. Lou- to the Baltimore Orioles worse than that. After ternoon for Game 3 of the is win a title the following in Game 2 of their divi- all, this is a franchise that NL division series, facing year. sion series Monday night, once had its coach guar- Washington’s Edwin Jack- His mere presence on leaving the best-of-five anteeing Super Bowls, a son. The best-of-five series the diamond Wednesday matchup tied at 1. team known for spunk is tied at 1. is a big deal to his team- He’s fanned plenty of and swagger. That’s not so The 37-year-old Carpen- mates. times — five in all while much the case these days ter had surgery in July for a “I saw that first hand, going 1 for 9 so far in the as some players spoke as if nerve problem that left his all the time he spent in the series. Monday night was a moral throwing arm and much of training room and weight “I feel fine at the plate,” victory. the right side of his body room and getting back to Rodriguez said after the “It was a lot of cour- numb. He came back on the point, and you can’t loss. “I’ve just got to finish age, a lot of effort that we Sept. 21, and is 0-2 with a help but feed off that,” said at-bats. I’m getting good showed,” Tebow said. “It 3.71 ERA in three starts. Cardinals center field John swings.” wasn’t always perfect and “Everybody knows that Jay, who made a spectacu- He’ll have the chance we always didn’t execute it wasn’t supposed to hap- CHRIS LEE/ASSOCIATED PRESS lar wall-crashing catch in to turn things around the way we want to, but pen,” Carpenter said about Washington Nationals center fielder Bryce Harper collides Game 2. “Especially a guy Wednesday night when you can never question our the prospect of pitching at with Drake LaRoche, 10, son of first baseman Adam LaRoche, (who’s) been there before. the series shifts to the toughness or our effort or all in 2012. “I put a lot of in the outfield while shagging balls during a workout before It would have been easy for Bronx for Game 3. Hiroki our character.” work into it, to hopefully Game 3 of the National League division series agains the St. him, as someone who has Kuroda (16-11) starts for The Jets’ performance have this opportunity. I Louis Cardinals on Tuesday in Washington. two rings and he’s made New York against Miguel was certainly better than didn’t know if I was going his money in this game, to Gonzalez (9-4), a rookie what they showed in a to have this opportunity to own the best record in Game 2. “He pitched all say `You know what? I’ll right-hander who has 17 34-0 drubbing against the or not — and fortunately, the major leagues at 98-64. regular season, and right be back next year.’ But he strikeouts in 13 2-3 innings San Francisco 49ers last I do.” Strasburg played a key now he’s not available for wanted to be out there for against the Yankees in two week. But plenty of ques- He is 9-2 with a 3.05 role up until his final start, them.” us.” starts. tions remain for the Jets, ERA in the postseason for a three-inning outing on Unable to put Stras- Strasburg would cer- After their train expe- who lost for the first time his career. Sept. 7. The No. 1 overall burg on the mound now, tainly prefer to still be rienced an electrical out- to the Texans. That includes going 4-0 pick in the 2009 amateur the Nationals used playoff pitching for Washington. age after the loss Monday “We helped them,” a with a 3.25 ERA last year draft went 15-6 with a 3.16 rookies Gio Gonzalez and But Rizzo said Tuesday and turned a usual 2-hour, weary sounding coach while helping St. Louis ERA with 197 strikeouts in Jordan Zimmermann in “there’s no sense of think- 15-minute trip to New York Rex Ryan said on a confer- win the World Series; he 159 1-3 innings. Games 1 and 2. ing” about that possibility into a 5-hour journey, ence call Tuesday, about 10 beat the Texas Rangers in General manager Mike “The starting pitching, at this point. manager Joe Girardi was hours after the loss. “We Game 7 for the title. Rizzo made quite clear we showed a little inex- “We love the pitching reluctant to address the made a mistake and they “Him winning the World all season that his prized perience there,” manager staff we have. It’s the best Yankees’ more pressing made the plays. That’s a Series last year or whenever right-hander’s innings Davey Johnson said. “I pitching staff in major power problem Tuesday. good football team. Obvi- isn’t going to do anything for would be limited in his mean, not going right af- league baseball, with and “I think that we’re going ously, you can’t help them, him tomorrow,” Nationals first full season back from ter hitters — and also not without Stephen,” Rizzo to do whatever it takes to and that’s the disappoint- third baseman Ryan Zim- Sept. 3, 2010, reconstruc- pitching.” continued, standing near win this three-game series. ing thing to me.” merman said. “He’s a great tive elbow surgery. Washington now needs the red-white-and-blue Nothing that we do will ■■ Houston Texans line- pitcher, and nobody’s taking “I bet the kid has to to rebound from that 12-4 postseason logo painted be something that is just a backer Brian Cushing is anything away from him in be going crazy, being in loss in Game 2 at St. Lou- on his ballpark’s grass for knee-jerk reaction,” Girardi out for the season with a that aspect, but tomorrow the situation where he is, although the Nationals the first time, “and these said. “The great thing about torn ligament in his left we’re going to go out there is,” said Cardinals right prefer to focus on having are the guys that we have this is I have a great group knee. with our plan and try and do fielder Carlos Beltran, taken one of their two road in the playoff series, and of guys that’s very unselfish, Cushing was hurt in what we’ve done all year.” who hit two of his team’s games at the outset of the we’re going to go forward and they really want to win. the second quarter of the Which was good enough four homers Monday in series. with them.” And that’s what we’re going Texans’ 23-17 win over to do, what we think is best the New York Jets on a to win.” low block by guard Matt Always protective of Slauson. Cushing walked his players, Girardi might off the field on his own, but Ailing Garcia removed from Cards’ roster be choosing to coddle Ro- didn’t return. driguez after watching Joe Coach Gary Kubiak said Wire reports gestions that Garcia ing at times. If you waited inning of the divisional Torre cause a stir in 2006 Tuesday that Cushing has should have spoken up around until you felt per- series opener Saturday by dropping the 14-time All- a torn anterior cruciate The St. Louis Cardinals about a possible problem fect, you would never play because of back spasms. Star to eighth in the Yankees ligament and will need removed Jaime Garcia before starting a playoff this game.” Mat Latos and the bullpen order against the Detroit Ti- surgery. from their NL division game. Despite Garcia’s short took over and pulled off a gers in the first round. Tim Dobbins moved series roster Tuesday, a “He went back and forth outing, the Cardinals won 5-2 win. “Sometimes it’s just not into Cushing’s spot in the day after he lasted only just like every guy does,” Monday’s game 12-4 to If Cueto is hurt, the Reds as easy as just writing a lineup, and finished with two innings in his Game 2 Matheny said. “You don’t even the series at one game have a few options. They name or taking a guy out, four tackles and a pass de- start because of an ailing know exactly how you’re go- apiece. Game 3 is Wednes- could replace him on the a pitcher out. You have to flection. shoulder. ing to feel until you get out day in Washington. division series roster with think about the emotional The Texans (5-0) play An MRI revealed that there. There are times you Lance Lynn, who right-hander Mike Leake, part,” Girardi said. “You Green Bay (2-3) in Hous- the left-hander has a don’t feel good, and I know pitched three innings in who was left off. That would always have to think about ton on Sunday night. strained rotator cuff and that we have had some relief and picked up the leave Cueto unavailable to that as a manager.” ■■ NFL Commissioner inflammation in his throw- pitchers wondering if they Game 2 win, will take Gar- pitch during the league A big fan of the num- Roger Goodell upheld the ing shoulder. He’ll be can make pitch one, and cia’s spot in the rotation if championship series if the bers, all collated in his ev- suspensions of Jonathan replaced by rookie right- next thing you know they the Cardinals advance to Reds make it that far. er-present binder, Girardi Vilma and Will Smith on hander Shelby Miller. are standing on top of the the next round. “We’re seeing if we can need not look too deep to Tuesday for their role in Garcia’s health was a mound in the eighth inning. ■■ Johnny Cueto’s bad avoid it because he wouldn’t see that the 37-year-old the New Orleans Saints concern after he missed “I respect these guys’ back left the Cincinnati be available the next series,” Rodriguez is not the same bounty scandal and re- two months this season preparation that they Reds unsure who would manager Dusty Baker said. player that has amassed duced penalties for Scott with shoulder fatigue have going into a game, start Game 4 against the “But if it’s unavoidable, 647 homers, fewer than Fujita and Anthony Har- before returning in mid- how they push through San Francisco Giants. that’s something different. only Willie Mays, Babe grove. August. Manager Mike things, and try and make The Reds’ 19-game win- We’re weighing our options Ruth, Hank Aaron and Vilma will sit out the Matheny dismissed sug- something out of noth- ner had to leave the first right now.” Barry Bonds. entire season and Smith’s punishment stands at four games. Hargrove, a free agent To Get The defensive lineman, will Injured Nadal hopes to return soon Right Vehicle face a two-game suspen- sion once he signs with a By Steven Wine recovery. I am trying to responded to his rehabili- You Need team. He originally was hit Associated Press not think that far.” tation regimen. The Right with eight games, but that Nadal spoke from his “I am feeling a little bit Salesperson! was reduced to seven with Rafael Nadal is eager to home in Mallorca during better now than the first Call five games already served. trade in his backstroke for a conference call to pro- couple of months,” he said. Fujita, who plays for Cleve- his backhand. mote his participation in an “It has been very, very tough Mike land, will now miss only Swimming as part of his exhibition in New York in for me because I feel my Whitledge one game instead of three. rehabilitation from a left March. He has also said he’ll knee didn’t improve in the for ■■ •Experience The unbeaten Hous- knee injury, Nadal said he enter an exhibition in Abu right direction, but today is •Integrity ton Texans have tight- has been more encouraged Dhabi in late December. something different. The •Professionalism ened their grip on the top recently about his progress The 11-time Grand Slam last couple of weeks the GREAT TERMS spot in the AP Pro32 NFL and hopes to resume prac- champion hasn’t played improvement of my knee is AVAILABLE power rankings, with In- tice soon. He didn’t rule out since losing in the second 0VER 200 ECONOMICAL something I really can feel.” TO ONE-OF-A-KIND dianapolis making the big- playing next month in the round of Wimbledon in Because of his long VEHICLES gest gain after its upset of ATP World Tour Finals or June. A partially torn pa- layoff, Nadal figures he’ll Green Bay. Davis Cup final, but added tella tendon forced him to likely need to hit balls for The Texans improved to that such a quick return miss the Olympics, where several weeks at least be- 5-0 with a 23-17 win over would be difficult. he was the defending gold fore he returns to competi- the New York Jets on Mon- “I don’t want to put any medalist, and the U.S. tion. The biggest remain- day night. They received goals to play a tourna- Open, where he was the ing events this year are the 10 of the 12 first-place votes ment,” Nadal said Tues- 2010 champion and 2011 ATP World Tour Finals and 382 points Tuesday day. “I want to go day by runner-up. in London Nov. 5-12 and Mike Whitledge - 270 869-7422 from the 12-person panel day. I go every day to the After deciding against Spain’s Davis Cup final [email protected] of media members who gym and the swimming surgery, Nadal was at first against the Czech Repub- 4000 Division St. Auto Plaza Evansville, IN 47715 regularly cover the NFL. pool to continue with my discouraged about how he lic Nov. 16-18. 812-473-0215 www.EvansvilleKia.com THE GLEANER « Wednesday, October 10, 2012 « 3B Sports Kelly wants The unbeaten take aim at Tide undefeated, ■■ Contenders, pretenders and No. 7 Irish to BCS busters remain on the list By Ralph D. Russo No. 13 Oklahoma (Oct. 27); stick to plan Associated Press at No. 11 USC (Nov. 24). Forecast: It’s hard to By Tom Coyne At this point in the sea- imagine the Irish staying Associated Press son, it looks as if the rest of undefeated against that the country is competing schedule, but if they do SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The to be the team that plays they’ll have as good a re- first Notre Dame game No. 1 Alabama for the BCS sume as any team in the linebacker Manti Te’o can championship in January. country. remember watching on The mere suggestion of television was the last time that is probably enough to BIG 12 BIG BOYS ESPN’s College Gameday make Nick Saban’s head ■■ No. 5 West Virginia was on campus. He was explode, but between the (5-0) thrilled by the finish. way the Crimson Tide has So far: QB Geno Smith Unfortunately for Irish played and what’s left on has taken hold of the Heis- fans, though, Te’o was a its schedule you have to man Trophy race and the Southern California fan like Alabama’s chances. Mountaineers have no back then and the play There are 13 other un- doubt been the most ex- Te’o was cheering was the defeated teams in major citing team in the country. “Bush Push,” when USC college football after a Key remaining games: quarterback Matt Leinart sort’em out weekend in at Texas Tech (Oct. 13); No. spun off one tackle and which seven teams took 6 Kansas State (Oct. 20); stumbled into the end zone their first loss. As many Oklahoma (Nov. 17). DON RYAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS after a shove by tailback as eight teams could fin- ■■ No. 6 Kansas State Oregon defender Avery Patterson runs for a touchdown after intercepting a pass during the Reggie Bush to beat Notre ish the season unbeaten. (5-0) first half of last Saturday’s game against Washington in Eugene, Ore. Dame 34-31 in Charlie That’d make for one big So far: The Wildcats Weis’ first season as coach. BCS mess, but the odds are won at Oklahoma and have Forecast: If South Bulldogs still have a lot to country hasn’t seen, aver- A lot has happened since it will be far fewer. been prolific in a more me- Carolina can get through prove. aging 53 points per game. that game in 2005, most of So it’s a good time to thodical way than their a brutal stretch and to a Key remaining games: it not good from the Irish sort through the contend- souped-up Big 12 rivals. matchup with Alabama in BEASTS OF THE EAST vs. Texas A&M (Oct 13); perspective. ESPN hasn’t ers and figure out which Key rema in ing the SEC title game, Steve ■■ No. 18 Louisville Utah State (Nov. 17); at San had much reason to con- ones have the best chance games: at Iowa State (Oct. Spurrier’s team looks to (5-0) Jose State (Nov. 24). sider South Bend as a Col- to either play Alabama in 13); at West Virginia (Oct. be the best equipped in So far: QB Teddy ■■ Ohio (6-0) lege Gameday site. That’s Miami — or keep the Tide 20); Texas (Dec. 1). the conference to beat the Bridgewater and the of- So far: Four wins by 10 changing this season as from getting there. Forecast: The Big 12 is Tide. Though how much fense have been as good points or less. the Irish are ranked No. the most balanced confer- will the Gamecocks have as advertised. Key remaining games: 7, there’s growing hope MIAMI OR BUST ence in the country, and left in the tank by the time Key rema in ing at Miami, Ohio (Oct. 27); at among fans they might ■■ No. 2 Oregon (6-0) while the Mountaineers they get to Gainesville? games: Cincinnati (Oct. Kent State (Nov. 23). be able to compete for a So far: The Ducks and Wildcats are the hot 26); at Rutgers (Nov. 29). Forecast: If La Tech national championship haven’t been challenged teams in the league, just BEAVERS AND ■■ No. 20 Rutgers (5-0) can beat Texas A&M, it’s and the media spotlight yet after facing a weak about every game they BULLDOGS So far: Feisty defense on the fast-track to be- grows brighter on South nonconference schedule play figures to be a chal- ■■ No. 10 Oregon State and RB Jawan Jamison coming the third Western Bend with each Irish vic- and playing only one game lenge. And that’s no way to (4-0) runs for 100 yards every Athletic Conference team, tory. There’s a sense of an- away from Autzen Stadi- stay undefeated. So far: The surprising week. along with Boise State and ticipation around campus um. Coach Chip Kelly’s Beavers have one of the Key remaining games: Hawaii, to earn an auto- that hasn’t been felt since team is outscoring oppo- BLOCKING BAMA best passing games in the at Cincinnati (Nov. 17); matic BCS bid — and leave the Irish nearly beat top- nents by 32. ■■ No. 3 South Carolina country, but QB Sean Man- Louisville (Nov. 29). the conference. As for the ranked USC in that game Key remaining games: (6-0) nion is now out indefinite- ■■ No. 21 Cincinnati Bobcats from the Mid- seven years ago. at No. 11 USC (Nov. 3); No. So far: The Game- ly with a knee injury. (4-0) American Conference, Coach Brian Kelly is 17 Stanford (Nov. 17); at cocks’ 35-7 victory Key rema in ing So far: The Bearcats their last four games are telling his players not to No. 10 Oregon State (Nov. against Georgia on Sat- games: at BYU (Oct. 13); best win is against Virgin- on a Thursday, a Thursday, pay attention to all the ex- 24). urday might have been at Stanford (Nov. 10); Or- ia Tech, which isn’t what it a Wednesday and a Friday. citement, instead telling Forecast: That’s a the most impressive per- egon (Nov. 24). used to be. MACtion at its best. them to stick to his plan of tough road, especially if formance of the season. ■■ No. 19 Mississippi Key remaining games: focusing on the next op- the Ducks have to play the Key remaining games: State (5-0) at Louisville (Oct. 26); Rut- AUBURN’S ISSUES ponent. Trojans again in the Pac-12 at LSU (Oct. 13); at Florida So far: The Bulldogs are gers (Nov. 17). At least for a week, Ar- “I’ve worked this plan title game, but this might (Oct. 20); at Clemson (Nov. off to their best start since Forecast: The Big East kansas’ John L. Smith isn’t for a number of years. I’ve be Kelly’s best team yet. 24). 1999, but the only team race figures to be fun, es- the SEC coach catching the had great success with it. ■■ No. 7 Notre Dame ■■ No. 4 Florida (5-0) with a winning record pecially if these three can most grief. Auburn’s Gene If they choose to continue (5-0) So far: The Gators have they have played is Troy. avoid being upset in their Chizik has taken his place. to follow it they’re going to So far: LB Manti Te’o been transformed into a And they almost lost. other games. But it’s hard The Tigers bottomed continue to have success,” and the Fighting Irish rugged, Bama-like team Key rema in ing to see any of them making out, at least they hope, he said. “It’s the trust el- have allowed three touch- under coach Will Mus- games: at Alabama (Oct. it through the season un- Saturday in a 24-7 loss to ement of staying focused downs, fewest in the champ. Three times they 27); Texas A&M (Nov. 3); beaten. Arkansas. The Razorbacks on what we can handle and nation, and while they have rallied in the second at LSU (Nov. 10). came in with the worst what we need to handle haven’t faced another elite half to win. Forecast: It’s doubtful BCS BUSTERS defense in the conference and we will be fine.” team, they have faced a Key remaining games: the Beavers will get to the ■■ No. 23 Louisiana and recorded eight sacks It’s the same plan Kelly bunch of solid ones. South Carolina (Oct. 20); Civil War undefeated, but Tech (5-0) and five takeaways. Chizik used when Grand Val- Key remaining games: vs. Georgia (Oct. 27); at they might be able to ruin So far: The Bulldogs are apologized for his team’s ley State went 14-0 in No. 17 Stanford (Oct. 13); at Florida State (Nov. 24). the Ducks’ title hopes. The the best team most of the performance. 2002 and won a national championship, when the spotlight shining on the program came from the Detroit media. It’s the plan Gamecocks are focused on LSU, not Georgia win he used in leading Cincin- nati to a 12-0 start in 2009, By Pete Iacobelli formances of Spurrier’s lead to lose at Kentucky, could applaud him for SEC champions, hope to before accepting the Notre Associated Press eight seasons. None of it, 31-28. South Carolina’s Georgia rebound from its first loss Dame job. Spurrier reminded people Spurrier blames him- win. of the season, 14-6, at No. Kelly talks weekly with COLUMBIA, S.C. — Coach Tuesday, will matter if the self and his staff for not That’s heady stuff for a 4 Florida last Saturday. Ti- the players about the dis- Steve Spurrier says No. 3 Gamecocks don’t stay fo- coaching very well after team not used to big-time gers coach Les Miles said tractions. So far, they appear South Carolina has high cused on their next chal- halftime. success. But Swearinger the players want to quickly to be heeding his advice. goals for this season and lenge, playing at No. 9 LSU “Our guys were ready said neither his head, nor put the defeat behind and Te’o has said repeatedly the several are much bigger on Saturday night. to play, ready to play,” he those of his teammates, will get back to winning. Irish believe in Kelly’s man- than starting 6-0 or domi- “We are getting some said. “We had them up 28- be turned by the attention. “For the first time in a tra of using every practice to nating Georgia. national attention,” the 10 and pooped around the Swearinger told the year and a half we are talk- get better and focusing on The Gamecocks (6-0, coach said. “That’s what second half.” defensive players at Mon- ing about regular-season the task at hand. 4-0 Southeastern Confer- we all like, but it can turn It’s easy to lose focus day’s practice they could loss,” Miles said. “And it is “I think our team has ence) moved to their high- south on you if you don’t when so many people are not afford to dwell on last miserable for us.” done a tremendous job in est ranking in 28 years — watch it.” praising the Gamecocks, week’s victory, not with an South Carolina has strug- following through with and into discussions about Spurrier knows that which is happening all angry bunch of LSU Tigers gled, like many SEC teams, the expectations that we SEC and national titles too well. South Carolina around South Carolina’s ahead. against LSU. The Game- hold for ourselves and that — after their 35-7 victory pulled off a stunning up- campus. “We’ve got a bigger task cocks are 1-4-1 against the Coach Kelly has for us,” over the Bulldogs this past set of then No. 1 Alabama, Safety D.J. Swearinger at hand than Kentucky” Tigers since joining the he said. “I think that is a Saturday. 35-21, in October of 2010. A said a teacher asked him two years ago, Swearinger league in 1992, their only definite direct correlation South Carolina had one game later, the Gamecocks to the front of the room so said. victory at Death Valley to our success thus far in of the more complete per- blew an 18-point halftime his nearly 200 classmates LSU, the defending coming 18 years ago. the season.” O’Brien downplays coach of year talk YEARS DOLLARS By Dan Gelston scandal that brought shame try. I’ve only coached six Associated Press to Penn State and led to for- games in my whole career. mer coach Joe Paterno’s That’s the farthest thing He took control at Penn downfall. from my mind.” State in the midst of the O’Brien has led the Nit- O’Brien has tried to bleakest days in its histo- tany Lions to a 4-2 record, keep a “business as usual” ry. After four straight wins including four straight approach for the Nittany proved the Nittany Lions victories and an upset Lions as they prepare for program could thrive in over previously unbeaten an Oct. 20 game at Iowa (3- TO CELEBRATE OUR the face of scandal, coach Northwestern. The win 2). Then comes the big one TH Bill O’Brien has thrust was a huge confidence — Oct. 27 at Beaver Sta- 10 ANNIVERSARY, himself into contention as boost going into the dium — against the Buck- an early frontrunner for off week and propelled eyes that could have voters JOIN FOR JUST $10! national coach of the year. O’Brien into the race for ready to hand O’Brien the Just don’t tell O’Brien. coach of the year honors. coaching award at midfield After a shaky start to Only six games into the if Penn State pulls off the I DAY ONLY! his tenure — a 24-14 loss season, and with the brunt upset. at home to Ohio — O’Brien of conference play ahead, has earned praise for the O’Brien refused to consid- turnaround and the way er the idea that he’d be in he has handled the fall- the thick of the race with MIKE out of the Jerry Sandusky stalwarts like Ohio State’s scandal. Sandusky, main- Urban Meyer, Alabama’s FARMER taining his innocence, Nick Saban and Kansas 10 HOUR SALE | WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 10 | was sentenced Tuesday to State’s Bill Snyder, who for at least 30 years in prison. have their teams nestled 09:00AM - 07:30PM O’Brien was busy at in the top 10. 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Tuesday, Oct. 9: Oakland 2, Detroit 0 at Arkansas St. 20 20½ S. Alabama Oklahoma 1 1 60 44 3 1 153 64 entered for 3 Cats 3 p.m.: San Francisco at Cincinnati, TBS, Cable 5. Today: Detroit (Scherzer 16-7) at Oak- Middle Tenn. 2½ 3 at FIU Baylor 0 1 63 70 3 1 217 159 land (Griffin 7-1), 8:37 p.m. (TNT) Texas A&M-y 6 8 Louisiana Tech Oklahoma St. 0 1 36 41 2 2 223 124 LEXINGTON — A Lexington 6:30 p.m.: Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, TBS, Cable 5. x-Thursday, Oct. 11: Detroit (Verlander x-at Dallas Kansas 0 2 22 76 1 4 100 148 8:30 p.m.: Detroit at Oakland, TNT, Cable 28. 17-8) at Oakland, 8:37 p.m. (TNT) y-at Shreveport, La. 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FAVORITE OPEN TODAY UNDERDOG 9-3) at New York (Hughes 16-13), 6:37 or Louisville 0 0 0 0 5 0 155 93 Lexington attorney Jim Pittsburgh 6 5½ at Tennessee 7:37 p.m. (TBS) UConn 0 1 3 19 3 3 119 97 Sunday Lowry appeared Tuesday x-Friday, Oct. 12: Baltimore at New Pittsburgh 0 2 23 48 2 3 130 106 Cincinnati 3 2 at Cleveland York, 4:07 or 6:07 p.m. (TBS) South Florida 0 2 41 60 2 4 151 165 in Fayette County District at N.Y. Jets 3 3 Indianapolis National League Big Ten Conference Court for running back at Tampa Bay 3½ 3½ Kansas City Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 1 Legends Sport scope at Atlanta 9½ 9 Oakland Raymond Sanders of Stone Tuesday, Oct. 9: San Francisco 2, Cin- Conference All Games at Baltimore 4 3½ Dallas cinnati 1, 10 innings W L PF PA W L PF PA Mountain, Ga.; cornerback at Philadelphia 6½ 5 Detroit Golf Today: San Francisco (Zito 15-8) at Iowa 1 0 31 13 3 2 113 87 at Miami 3 3½ St. Louis Marcus Caffey of Atlanta; Cincinnati, 3:07 p.m. (TBS) Michigan 1 0 44 13 3 2 158 105 Results of Tuesday’s senior scramble at Bent Creek Golf New England 4 3½ at Seattle x-Thursday, Oct. 11: San Francisco at Northwestern 1 1 72 68 5 1 197 142 and wide receiver Bookie at Arizona 5 5 Buffalo Course: First (by chip-off), Tommy Givens, Henry West, Cincinnati, 12:07 or 1:07 p.m. (TBS) Michigan St. 1 1 47 44 4 2 131 91 at Washington OFF OFF Minnesota Cobbins of New Orleans, Robert Mays, -13; second (by chip-off), Bobby Welden, Washington 1, St. Louis 1 Nebraska 1 1 68 90 4 2 262 166 at San Francisco 5½ 5 N.Y. Giants but the players were not Today: St. Louis (Carpenter 0-2) at Minnesota 0 1 13 31 4 1 132 98 Leon Hunsaker, Herb Redding, Phillip Weber, -13; third, at Houston 4 3½ Green Bay Washington (Jackson 10-11), 12:07 p.m. Leaders present. Their next court Monday Paul Coy, Mike Willett, Tom Wiederstein, Jim Pritchett, -13. (MLB) Ohio St. 2 0 80 54 6 0 231 123 at San Diego 3 2 Denver date is Jan. 16. Closest to pin: No. 3, Keith Miller; No. 5, Jim Villines; No. 9, Thursday, Oct. 11: St. Louis (Lohse 16- Penn St. 2 0 74 35 4 2 162 96 Off Key 3) at Washington (Detwiler 10-8), 3:07 or Wisconsin 1 1 58 44 4 2 144 115 The three were charged Tommy McDonald. There was no putt-off winner. Washington QB questionable 4:07 p.m. (TBS) Purdue 0 1 13 44 3 2 183 127 Sept. 13. The Lexington ■■ x-Friday, Oct. 12: St. Louis at Washing- Indiana 0 2 56 75 2 3 164 139 Herald-Leader (http:// The Fall Classic 4-Person Scramble will be held Saturday, ton, 7:37 p.m. (TBS) N ational Football League Illinois 0 2 21 66 2 4 127 170 Oct. 20, at Municipal Golf Course and Sunday, Oct. 21, at LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Nt FL S andings Ohio Valley Conference bit.ly/QR4NjF ) reports a (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Audubon Golf Course. Entry fee is $40 per person (cart fee A MErican CONFERENCE Conference All Games police officer noticed the American League East W L T Pct PF PA W L PF PA W L PF PA All games televised by TBS smell of marijuana and not included). Call Municipal at 831-1263 for a Saturday tee New England 3 2 0 .600 165 113 Tennessee St. 2 0 57 34 6 0 173 87 time. The event will be flighted after the first round with Saturday, Oct. 13: Oakland-Detroit N.Y. Jets 2 3 0 .400 98 132 E. Kentucky 2 1 99 60 4 2 164 142 found the drug inside an winner at New York OR Baltimore at a 9 a.m. shotgun start on Sunday. Players must sign up by Miami 2 3 0 .400 103 103 UT-Martin 2 1 98 71 4 2 148 129 address listed on the cita- Oakland-Detroit winner Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 118 176 Jacksonville St. 2 1 89 95 3 2 140 168 Thursday, Oct. 18. Sunday, Oct. 14: Oakland-Detroit win- South W L T Pct PF PA E. Illinois 2 1 152 115 3 3 273 249 tions. ■■ ner at New York OR Baltimore at Oakland- Houston 5 0 0 1.000 149 73 Murray St. 2 1 171 99 3 3 222 233 Detroit winner SE Missouri 1 1 57 69 2 3 128 160 The Henderson County Wrestling Club will host its Indianapolis 2 2 0 .500 91 110 Arkansas’ Wilson Tuesday, Oct. 16: New York at Oakland- Jacksonville 1 4 0 .200 65 138 Tennessee Tech 0 3 101 148 2 4 198 256 inaugural golf scramble at the Players Club of Henderson Detroit winner OR Oakland-Detroit winner Tennessee 1 4 0 .200 88 181 Austin Peay 0 4 49 182 0 6 66 273 on Saturday, Nov.3. The four-person team scramble will at Baltimore North W L T Pct PF PA Pacific-12 Conference unhurt in crash Wednesday, Oct. 17: New York at Oak- North have an entry fee of $50 per person including cart, and an Baltimore 4 1 0 .800 130 89 land-Detroit winner OR Oakland-Detroit Cincinnati 3 2 0 .600 125 129 C onference All Games FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkan- 8 a.m. registration and a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start. Prizes winner at Baltimore Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 93 89 W L PF PA W L PF PA sas quarterback Tyler Wil- will be awarded for longest putt, longest drive, best team x-Thursday, Oct. 18: New York at Oak- Cleveland 0 5 0 .000 100 139 Oregon 3 0 152 47 6 0 314 120 land-Detroit winner OR Oakland-Detroit Oregon St. 3 0 84 61 4 0 94 68 son wasn’t injured Tues- spirit, and winning team. Call the Players Club at (270) 827- West W L T Pct PF PA winner at Baltimore San Diego 3 2 0 .600 124 102 Stanford 2 1 88 79 4 1 158 109 day during a car accident. 9999 or Angie Luntsford at (270) 577-8395 to pre-register. x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Oakland-Detroit Denver 2 3 0 .400 135 114 Washington 1 1 38 65 3 2 114 131 School spokesman Zack Also, any businesses or people wanting to sponsor a hole winner at New York OR Baltimore at Oakland 1 3 0 .250 67 125 California 1 2 69 71 2 4 171 168 Oakland-Detroit winner Washington St. 0 3 66 105 2 4 131 182 Higbee says Wilson was at the scramble can call Angie as well. Kansas City 1 4 0 .200 94 145 x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Oakland-Detroit NATIONAL CONFERENCE South involved in a crash along ■ winner at New York OR Baltimore at Arizona St. 2 0 64 24 4 1 192 68 ■ East W L T Pct PF PA Interstate 540, but was ex- Municipal Golf Course will not have glow golf this Saturday Oakland-Detroit winner Philadelphia 3 2 0 .600 80 99 Southern Cal 2 1 79 58 4 1 170 97 National League N.Y. Giants 3 2 0 .600 152 111 Colorado 1 1 49 76 1 4 108 197 pected to practice Tuesday but will have Halloween glow golf on Oct 27. Entry fee is All games televised by Fox Dallas 2 2 0 .500 65 88 UCLA 1 2 79 84 4 2 201 144 afternoon. $40 per person with nine holes in daylight, dinner, then Sunday, Oct. 14: Cincinnati-San Fran- Washington 2 3 0 .400 140 147 Utah 0 2 35 75 2 3 120 123 nine holes at dusk. Starts at 5 p.m. Call 831-1263 to sign up cisco winner at Washington OR St. Louis at South W L T Pct PF PA Arizona 0 3 83 141 3 3 222 196 An Arkansas State Po- Cincinnati-San Francisco winner Atlanta 5 0 0 1.000 148 93 Southeastern Conference lice report says Wilson or for details. Monday, Oct. 15: Cincinnati-San Fran- East Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 82 91 was rear-ended after he Tennis cisco winner at Washington OR St. Louis at Carolina 1 4 0 .200 92 125 Conference All Games Cincinnati-San Francisco winner New Orleans 1 4 0 .200 141 154 W L PF PA W L PF PA braked suddenly for traf- The Henderson County Family YMCA is now taking Wednesday, Oct. 17: Washington at North W L T Pct PF PA South Carolina 4 0 121 47 6 0 218 63 fic that stopped in front registration for its next session of youth tennis lessons for Cincinnati-San Francisco winner OR Cin- Minnesota 4 1 0 .800 120 79 Florida 4 0 109 43 5 0 136 57 cinnati at St. Louis Georgia 3 1 147 102 5 1 248 145 of him. Police say Wilson ages 5-15 to be held on Saturday mornings starting Nov. Chicago 4 1 0 .800 149 71 Thursday, Oct. 18: Washington at Green Bay 2 3 0 .400 112 111 Vanderbilt 1 2 35 80 2 3 106 103 wasn’t cited and no one 3 for five weeks (no classes Nov. 24). Pre-registration is Cincinnati-San Francisco winner OR Cin- Tennessee 0 2 64 88 3 2 197 148 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 100 114 was injured. required. Instructor will be certified teaching pro Brett cinnati at St. Louis West W L T Pct PF PA Missouri 0 3 45 91 3 3 152 137 x-Friday, Oct. 19: Washington at Cincin- Kentucky 0 3 31 103 1 5 123 181 Jones. Session fees are $30 for YMCA members and $45 for Arizona 4 1 0 .800 94 78 Wilson has averaged nati-San Francisco winner OR Cincinnati San Francisco 4 1 0 .800 149 68 West 338.8 yards passing per non-members. For more information or to sign up call the at St. Louis St. Louis 3 2 0 .600 96 94 Alabama 2 0 85 14 5 0 201 35 YMCA at 827-9622. x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Cincinnati-San Fran- Seattle 3 2 0 .600 86 70 Mississippi St. 2 0 55 24 5 0 171 67 game despite missing a cisco winner at Washington OR St. Louis at Monday’s Game Texas A&M 2 1 105 57 4 1 223 74 game and a half with a con- Softball Cincinnati-San Francisco winner Houston 23, N.Y. Jets 17 LSU 1 1 18 24 5 1 201 77 x-Monday, Oct. 22: Cincinnati-San Arkansas 1 2 34 117 2 4 140 210 cussion this season. The The Relay for Life coed softball tournament will be held Thursday, Oct. 11 Francisco winner at Washington OR St. Pittsburgh at Tennessee, 7:20 p.m. Mississippi 0 2 41 63 3 3 188 166 Razorbacks (2-4) face Ken- Saturday, Oct. 20. Entry fee is $200. To enter call Dave Louis at Cincinnati-San Francisco winner Sunday, Oct. 14 Auburn 0 3 27 64 1 4 77 118 WORLD SERIES tucky (1-5) on Saturday. Garrett at 270-577-0479. Oakland at Atlanta, noon Sun Belt Conference (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Kansas City at Tampa Bay, noon C onference All Games ■■ All games televised by Fox Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, noon W L PF PA W L PF PA McIlroy, Woods Brescia University will hold a softball clinic on Saturday, Wednesday, Oct. 24: at National Cincinnati at Cleveland, noon La.-Lafayette 2 0 85 44 4 1 190 122 Oct. 27, at Newman Field. Pre-registration only. League, (n) Detroit at Philadelphia, noon W. Kentucky 1 0 26 13 4 1 149 106 Thursday, Oct. 25: at National League, La.-Monroe 1 0 31 17 3 2 198 136 lose in Turkey Registration forms may be picked up at Newman Field. For St. Louis at Miami, noon (n) Dallas at Baltimore, noon Troy 2 1 69 54 3 2 132 113 BELEK, Turkey — The antici- more information call Traci Smith at 270-993-0927 or Dave Saturday, Oct. 27: at American League, Buffalo at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. Middle Tenn. 1 1 48 48 3 2 166 133 Garrett at 270-577-0479. (n) New England at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. Arkansas St. 1 1 47 46 3 3 183 173 pated matchup between Sunday, Oct. 28: at American League, North Texas 1 1 27 28 2 4 117 155 ■■ N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 3:25 p.m. Rory McIlroy and Tiger (n) Minnesota at Washington, 3:25 p.m. South Alabama 0 1 10 31 1 4 67 128 There will be a co-ed softball tournament Oct. 13 at x-Monday, Oct. 29: at American Green Bay at Houston, 7:20 p.m. FAU 0 2 31 51 1 4 65 150 Woods on Wednesday League, (n) Open: Carolina, Chicago, Jacksonville, FIU 0 2 40 82 1 5 148 227 may not count for much af- Atkinson Park. Entry fee is $200. Hit your own balls. For x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: at National more information, call 860-8094 or 577-0675. New Orleans ter both lost their opening League, (n) Monday, Oct. 15 p ro basketball x-Thursday, Nov. 1: at National League, Volleyball Denver at San Diego, 7:30 p.m. matches at the eight-player (n) NBA Preseason The Henderson County Family YMCA is offering men’s and Tuesday’s Games World Golf Finals. A P Pro32-Power Rankings Milwaukee 97, Cleveland 80 McIlroy lost to Matt women’s adult volleyball leagues starting Oct. 23. Players G iants 2, Reds 1 The Associated Press Pro32 NFL Power Chicago 92, Memphis 88 S an Francisco cincinnati must be at least 18 years old by Oct. 23, 2012. The league Rankings, as voted by a 12-member panel, New Orleans 97, Charlotte 82 Kuchar by six shots ab r h bi ab r h bi will play on Tuesday nights from Oct. 23-Dec. 11 with a with first-place votes in parentheses, final Today’s Games and Woods fell to Charl Pagan cf 3 0 0 1 BPhllps 2b 5 0 1 0 records through Oct. 9, total points based Toronto at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Schwartzel by one shot on single elimination tournamment on Dec. 18-19. All games Scutaro 2b 4 0 1 0 Cozart ss 4 1 0 0 on 32 points for a first-place vote through Oklahoma City vs. Houston at Hidalgo, are played in the YMCA’s youth gym with game times Sandovl 3b 4 0 0 0 Votto 1b 2 0 0 0 one point for a 32nd-place vote, and previ- TX, 7 p.m. Tuesday in the $5.2 million beginning at 5:30 p.m. and running until 9:15 p.m. Cost Posey c 4 1 1 0 Ludwck lf 3 0 1 0 ous ranking: Indiana vs. Minnesota at Fargo, ND, event at the Sultan course Pence rf 4 0 1 0 Bruce rf 3 0 1 1 W L T Pts Pvs 7 p.m. is $175 per team. The leagues are limited to 12 women’s Belt 1b 4 0 0 0 Rolen 3b 4 0 1 0 1. Houston Texans (10) 5 0 0 382 1 Atlanta at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. in Antalya. teams and 12 men’s teams. Registration deadline is Oct. GBlanc lf 1 1 0 0 Hanign c 4 0 0 0 2. Atlanta Falcons 5 0 0 367 2 Phoenix at Sacramento, 9 p.m. In the other group of the Nady lf 2 0 0 0 Stubbs cf 4 0 0 0 17. Schedules will be available after Oct. 19. For more 3. San Francisco 49ers (2) 4 1 0 363 3 Portland vs. L.A. Lakers at Ontario, medal match-play format, BCrwfr ss 1 0 0 0 HBaily p 2 0 0 0 4. Baltimore Ravens 4 1 0 342 4 CA, 9 p.m. information, call the YMCA at 827-9622. Arias ss 2 0 0 0 Frazier ph 1 0 0 0 5. New England Patriots 3 2 0 333 6 Lee Westwood beat Webb Vglsng p 0 0 0 0 Marshll p 0 0 0 0 Running 6. Chicago Bears 4 1 0 330 9 Transactions Simpson by one shot and A.Huff ph 1 0 0 0 AChpm p 0 0 0 0 7. New York Giants 3 2 0 305 11 The 2012 Columbia Sportswear Chilly Hilly 5K Race/ Affeldt p 0 0 0 0 Broxtn p 0 0 0 0 8. Minnesota Vikings 4 1 0 294 14 BASEBALL Justin Rose defeated Hunt- Theriot ph 1 0 0 0 Paul ph 1 0 0 0 Hike will be Nov. 3 beginning at 9 a.m. at Audubon State 9. Pittsburgh Steelers 2 2 0 273 15 A merican League er Mahan by four strokes. SCasill p 0 0 0 0 10. Arizona Cardinals 4 1 0 270 5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Assigned RHP Park. Early registration before Oct. 22 is $30 with late JaLopz p 0 0 0 0 11. Philadelphia Eagles 3 2 0 269 8 J.C. Sulbaran to Surprise (Arizona Fall). Romo p 1 0 0 0 12. Green Bay Packers 2 3 0 251 7 NEW YORK YANKEES—Reinstated NFL great Karras registration from Oct. 23 through the day of the race at Totals 32 2 3 1 Totals 33 1 4 1 13. San Diego Chargers 3 2 0 239 10 RHP Dellin Betances from the 60-day DL S an Francisco 001 000 000 1—2 $35. Group registration for groups of eight or more is 14. Cincinnati Bengals 3 2 0 218 12 and assigned him to Scottsdale (Arizona Cincinnati 100 000 000 0—1 in failing health $25 per person. Check-in and registration will be from 15. Denver Broncos 2 3 0 215 13 Fall). Designated RHP Cory Wade for as- E—Rolen (2). LOB—San Francisco 4, Cin- 15. Seattle Seahawks 3 2 0 215 17 signment. 7:30-8:30 a.m. First-place male and female runners cinnati 7. SB—B.Phillips (1). S—Vogelsong. Former Detroit Lions 17. St. Louis Rams 3 2 0 201 19 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Reinstated RHP SF—Pagan. defensive star Alex Karras will receive $100 cash awards. Proceeds benefit Junior 18. Dallas Cowboys 2 2 0 184 16 Robert Coello from the 60-day DL and as- IP H r er bb so 19. Washington Redskins 2 3 0 161 18 signed him outright off the 40-man roster. is at home, spending his fi- Achievement. For more information, contact Tara Dixon San Francisco 20. Miami Dolphins 2 3 0 149 25 National League at 860-6133 or [email protected] or visit http:// Vogelsong 5 3 1 1 3 5 nal days with his family. 21. New Orleans Saints 1 4 0 140 26 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to Affeldt 2 1 0 0 0 1 westky.ja.org 22. Detroit Lions 1 3 0 131 21 terms with RHP Darren Byrd and C Dayton Craig Mitnick, Kar- S.Casilla 0.2 0 0 0 1 1 22. Indianapolis Colts 2 2 0 131 31 Buller on minor-league contracts. Ja.Lopez 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 ras’ attorney in a lawsuit 24. New York Jets 2 3 0 111 23 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed LHP Romo W,1-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 25. Tampa Bay Bucs 1 3 0 95 24 Jaime Garcia on the 15-day DL. Activated against the NFL, says Cincinnati 7 Gloriana Sellers/Proctor 12/1 26. Carolina Panthers 1 4 0 83 22 RHP Shelby Miller. Karras may be dying from Horse racing H.Bailey 7 1 1 1 1 10 8 Getaway Spot Court/Werner 10/1 27. Buffalo Bills 2 3 0 77 20 Marshall 1 0 0 0 0 1 BO XIng kidney failure because his Keeneland 9 Widja Didja Bridgmohan/Pessin 6/1 28. Oakland Raiders 1 3 0 64 28 A.Chapman 1 0 0 0 0 2 NE VAda STATE ATHLETIC COMMIS- Today’s entries 10 Tart’s Knickers McKee/Butler 8/1 29. Kansas City Chiefs 1 4 0 60 27 body has caught up to the Broxton L,0-1 1 2 1 0 0 3 SION—Suspended fighter Julio Cesar Post time: 12:05 p.m. 11 Phychadellic Graham/Stidham 3/1 30. Tennessee Titans 1 4 0 35 29 HBP—by Affeldt (Bruce), by H.Bailey Chavez Jr. after he tested positive for dementia he suffers from. FIRST — $21,000, Claiming, 3 yos, 1&1/8 M 12 Galetoire Sanchez/Catalano 6/1 31. Jacksonville Jaguars 1 4 0 31 30 (G.Blanco). PB—Hanigan. marijuana use last month. 1 Curmudgeon, Jimenez/Estes 12/1 SIXTH — $50,000, Maiden Special Weight, 32. Cleveland Browns 0 5 0 17 32 The 77-year-old, former Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis; First, Dan 2 Southern Joy, Leparoux/Maker 3/1 2 yos, 1 M FO O TBall All-Pro defensive tackle Iassogna; Second, Tom Hallion; Third, 3 Vee One Rotate.Cohen/McPeek 2/1 1 Bourbon Pride Goncalves/Gorder 15/1 N ational Football League Chad Fairchild; Right, Brian O’Nora; Left, college football and actor was surrounded 4 Sound Effect, Graham/Stidham 8/5 2 Commencing Leparoux/Mott 8/1 NFL—Reduced the eight-game suspen- Phil Cuzzi. 5 Artillery, Lanerie/Montano, Sr. 20/1 3 Bytheliteofthemoon Trujillo/DiVito 10/1 To p 25 Schedule sion of free agent DL Anthony Hargrove to by his wife and kids on T—3:41. A—44,501 (42,319). 6 Cheyenne Pass, Bridgmohan/Howard 6/1 4 Giacoslew Court/Medrano 8/1 A ll Times CDT seven games and three-game suspension Tuesday at his home in Los 7 Jackson Square, Hernandez, Jr. /Wilkes 20/1 5 Majestic Strategy Borel/Hebert 30/1 Saturday of Cleveland LB Scott Fujita to one game. SECOND — $18,000, Maiden Claiming, 2 6 Amen Kitten Garcia/Ward 4/1 G -ulantz C lver Line No. 1 Alabama at Missouri, 2:30 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS—Placed RB Ryan Angeles. yos, 6&1/2 F 7 Rocking Hall Bridgmohan/Catalano 6/1 No. 3 South Carolina at No. 9 LSU, 7 Williams on injured reserve. Re-signed CB Karras later joined NCAA Football p.m. Crezdon Butler. 1 Anillo, Pedroza/Caramori 10/1 8 Bold Challenger Cohen/McPeek 12/1 Thursday No. 4 Florida at Vanderbilt, 5 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS—Signed OL Reggie “Monday Night Football” 2 Speedstein. Sellers/Morse 12/1 9 Kamchatka Lopez/Maker 2/1 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY UNDERDOG 3 Gripen, Kuntzweiler/Seitz 30/1 10 Red Wings Albarado/Lukas 20/1 No. 5 West Virginia at Texas Tech, 2:30 Wells. Placed OL Colin Brown on injured as a broadcaster and had a Arizona St. 23½ 22½ at Colorado p.m. reserve. 4 Count On Silver, Morales/Dyer 15/1 11 Xingu Pedroza/Caramori 20/1 at Tulsa 15 16½ UTEP well-known appearance as 5 Stone Cold Wild, Court/Miller 12/1 12 Holiday Star Rocco/Motion 12/1 No. 6 Kansas State at Iowa State, 11 CAROLINA PANTHERS—Released CB W. Kentucky 2 2½ at Troy a.m. Ron Parker. Mongo in the 1974 movie 6 The Roofer, Trujillo/Ward 3/1 SEVENTH — $20,000, Claiming, 3 yo & up Friday 7 Captain Cook, Garcia/Ward 5/2 F&M, 6&1/2 F No. 7 Notre Dame vs. No. 17 Stanford, CHICAGO BEARS—Released RB Harvey “Blazing Saddles” as well as at C. Michigan +2½ 2½ Navy 2:30 p.m. Unga from the practice squad. Signed WR 8 Magtime, Saez/Reed 10/1 1 Rusticana Leparoux/Thornbury 4/1 Saturday the 1980s sitcom “Webster.” 9 Grey by You, Castanon/Hancock 20/1 2 Brew Blessings Mena/Catalano 3/1 No. 8 Ohio State at Indiana, 7 p.m. Kamar Aiken to the practice squad. Oklahoma-x 3½ 3 Texas No. 10 Oregon State at BYU, 2:30 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Released TE 10 Teflon Don, Hernandez, Jr./Wiggins 20/1 3 Atsila Straight/Hughes 20/1 at Michigan St. 11½ 10 Iowa 11 Unbridled Logic, Lanerie/Bindner, Jr. 8/1 4 Clear Code Cox/Rice 30/1 No. 11 Southern Cal at Washington, Dominique Jones. Signed WR Kris Adams North Carolina 5½ 6½ at Miami 6 p.m. to the practice squad. Shannon among 12 Kiwi Notion, Lebron/Miller 5/1 5 Miss Ruud Cohen/McPeek 4/1 at Bowling Green 6½ 7½ Miami (Ohio) THIRD — $50,000, Maiden Special Weight, No. 12 Florida State vs. Boston College, MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed S Anderson 6 Miss Bellamy Lane Martinez/Miller 15/1 Kent St. +1½ 1½ at Army 2 yos, 1 M 4:30 p.m. Russell to the practice squad. Frick finalists 7 Cocktails At Seven Spieth/Kintz 6/1 at Ohio 20 20½ Akron 1 Gentleman’s Kitten, Leparoux/Catalano 2/1 8 Westside Singer Jimenez/Michael 15/1 No. 13 Oklahoma vs. No. 15 Texas, 11 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Announced Toledo 13½ 13½ at E. Michigan a.m. the retirement of RB Kevin Faulk. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Long- 1A Kitten’s Gift, Trujillo/Ward 2/1 9 Touch of Revenge Bridgmohan/Reed 6/1 at Virginia 3 2½ Maryland 2 Just Play, Lanerie /Margolis 8/1 10 Sundays Jubilee Fayos/Jackson 30/1 No. 18 Louisville at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Released LB time St. Louis Cardinals at Virginia Tech 9½ 10 Duke No. 19 Mississippi State vs. Tennes- Barrett Ruud. Signed CB Elbert Mack. 3 Cairo Six, Napravnik/Jones 4/1 11 Bonita Muneca Djuric/Ward 12/1 at Purdue Pk 2½ Wisconsin broadcaster Mike Shan- 4 Herecomethehawks, Albarado/Proctor 6/1 12 Dixie Gone Wild Morales/Dodgen 5/1 see, 8 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Released LB Northwestern 3½ 3 at Minnesota No. 20 Rutgers vs. Syracuse, 11 a.m. Adrian Moten. Signed LB Jason Williams. non, Canadian announcer 5 Winning Vowcher, Hernandez, Jr./McGee 20/1 EIGHTH — $52,000, Allowance, 3 yo & up at Rutgers 7½ 7 Syracuse 6 Sayler’s Creek, Cohen/McPeek 10/1 F&M, 1&1/16 M No. 21 Cincinnati vs. Fordham, 6 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Released LB Jacques Doucet and radio at Florida St. 28 28 BC No. 22 Texas A&M at No. 23 Louisiana Eric Bakhtiari. 7 Batten the Hatches, Morales/Foley 8/1 1 Quinichette Napravnik/Pletcher 5/1 at UConn 4 5½ Temple 8 Prado Cat, Bridgmohan/Romans 8/1 2 Party Judge Lanerie/Sims 20/1 Tech, 8:15 p.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed LB pioneer Graham McNa- Louisville 1½ 3 at Pittsburgh No. 24 Boise St. vs. Fresno State, 2:30 Jacob Cutrera from the practice squad. 9 Indygo Prince, Castanon/Kassen 30/1 3 McCoughtry Hernandez/Denzik 15/1 at East Carolina 20 17½ Memphis mee are among the 10 10 Order of Magnitude, Court/Lukas 30/1 4 Struck It Lucky Lopez/Proctor 8/1 p.m. Signed DE Aaron Morgan and CB LeQuan finalists for the Ford C. Florida 9 7½ at Vanderbilt No. 25 Michigan vs. Illinois, 2:30 p.m. Lewis to the practice squad. 11 Guess My Name, Graham/Stidham 10/1 5 Stoptalkingmaria Graham/Sancal 20/1 Air Force 5½ 4 at Wyoming FOURTH — $20,000, Claiming, 3 yos & WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Released Frick Award. 6 Stehekin Mena/Ice 6/1 at Ball St. 1½ 3 W. Michigan up, 6 F PK Billy Cundiff. Signed PK Kai Forbath. 7 Illegally Blonde Cohen/McPeek 12/1 at N. Illinois 14 12½ Buffalo Cn o ference Standings The honor is presented 1 Tanalian Court/Morse 10/1 8 Finest Crystal Desormeaux/Whiting 12/1 at Texas St. 2½ 2½ Idaho At lantic Coast Conference HCO KEY 2 Tangled Sheets Albarado/Pucek 4/1 9 Explainable Bridgmohan/Delacour 5/1 by the Hall of Fame for ex- Kansas St. 6½ 6½ at Iowa St. Atlantic Division N ational Hockey League 3 Hancho Morales/Short 20/1 10 Glamour N Glory Sanchez/Fawkes 4/1 at Mississippi 3½ 5½ Auburn DETROIT RED WINGS—Reassigned G cellence in baseball broad- 4 Truly Amazing Spieth/Cheeks 9/2 11 Absolute Crackers Rocco/Motion 8/1 Conference All Games at Houston 13½ 14½ UAB W L PF PA W L PF PA Petr Mrazek, F Willie Coetzee and F An- casting. The finalists were 5 Heir Joe Graham/Stidham 7/2 12 Stack the Storm Leparoux/Sheppard 8/1 drej Nastrasil from Grand Rapids (AHL) at Michigan 21½ 23½ Illinois Maryland 1 0 19 14 3 2 104 102 announced Tuesday. 6 Enclosure Leparoux/Moquett 5/1 NINTH — $16,000, Starter Allowance, 3 yos at Boise St. 9 7 Fresno St. to Toledo (ECHL). 7 Stormin Bud Trujillo/Fawkes 6/1 & up, 1&1/4 M Clemson 2 1 129 111 5 1 248 164 Tim McCarver won the Southern Cal 13½ 12 at Washington Florida St. 2 1 117 54 5 1 271 74 COLLEGE 8 Garcon Martinez/Barron 30/1 1 Runaway Brute Martinez/Barron 15/1 at BYU 3½ 3 Oregon St. NC State 1 1 54 60 4 2 168 123 NCAA—Banned Texas Southern men’s award last year. 9 Voodoo Doctor Lanerie/Werre 20/1 2 Romance Argentino Pedroza/Caramori 20/1 Alabama 17½ 21½ at Missouri 10 Scored Lopez/Woodard 8/1 Wake Forest 1 3 69 132 3 3 138 186 basketball team from postseason play for The other finalists this 3 Icy Strait Graham/Hamm 12/1 at Notre Dame 9½ 8 Stanford the 2012-13 season and football team for 11 Lucky Dan McKee/Bingham 50/1 4 Swinging Bernie Napravnik/Maker 3/1 Boston College 0 2 63 86 1 4 141 145 2013 and 2014. year are Tom Cheek, Ken 12 Pure Sovereignty Pedroza/Boulmetis 5/1 at San Jose St. Pk 3½ Utah St. Coastal Division 5 Ethical Lawyer Fayos/March 50/1 at Arkansas 16½ 17 Kentucky WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE— Coleman, John Gordon, FIFTH — $20,000, Claiming, 3 yo & up F&M, 6 Bluegrass Dreamer Hernandez/Shanyfelt 4/1 Miami 3 0 127 105 4 2 181 208 Announced it is adding Cal State Bakers- at Mississippi St. 2½ 3 Tennessee 6&1/2 F 7 Murphys Covert Trujillo/Ward 12/1 Duke 2 0 76 44 5 1 227 151 field and Utah Valley next year. Bill King, Eric Nadel, Edu- 1 Ribbon Taffy Albarado/Pucek 10/1 at LSU 4 2½ S. Carolina 8 Uncle Ted Cruz/Reed 20/1 North Carolina 1 1 75 62 4 2 264 107 BOSTON COLLEGE—Named Brad Bates 2 California Gal Lanerie/Greenhill 8/1 California 7 7½ at Wash. St. ardo Ortega and Dewayne 9 D’ Wildcard Borel/Wiggins 6/1 Virginia Tech 1 1 54 65 3 3 174 134 athletic director. 3 Imvros Image Cox/Rice 30/1 West Virginia 5 4½ at Texas Tech FLORIDA—Announced junior men’s Staats. 4 Fourthornsnoroses Pedroza/Reed 20/1 10 Silence Cox/Rice 6/1 at Baylor 6 7½ TCU Georgia Tech 1 3 140 129 2 4 227 181 basketball G Billy Donovan is transferring 5 Cache Me Napravnik/Foley 8/1 11 Religious Ed Court/Stewart 9/2 at UCF 14 17 So. Miss. Virginia 0 2 37 98 2 4 142 204 from Catholic University. 6 Portend Saez/Reed 10/1 12 Out Drinkin’ Tamburello/Cullen 10/1 Oklahoma St. 20 23½ at Kansas Big 12 Conference Wire reports THE GLEANER « Wednesday, October 10, 2012 « 5B Business
Briefs China hobbles Toyota, Honda NEW YORK more than 50 percent of its revenue from U.S. home- ■■ Sales plunge amid China Sea, called Senkaku in Japan ports to China to crash 70 percent Wal-Mart tests improvement stores. and Diaoyu in China, which already during the October-December pe- same-day delivery had been controlled by Tokyo but riod. It said the export of auto parts NEW YORK anti-Japan sentiment also claimed by Beijing. will slip by 40 percent — about the Wal-Mart is testing a The move set off violent pro- same drop estimated for exports of same-day delivery service By Yuri Kageyama tests in China, and a widespread other consumer products such as in select markets for cus- Alcoa loses $143M Associated Press call to boycott Japanese goods. electronics. tomers who buy popular during third quarter Toyota and Honda dealerships Combined, the aftermath of the items online during the TOKYO — Sales of Toyota and Honda were burned down in one city, and territorial spat with China will holiday shopping season. Aluminum manufac- vehicles nosedived in China during crowds shouting anti-Japanese slo- shave 0.8 percentage points off Japan The move comes as the turer Alcoa Inc. says it lost September as anti-Japanese senti- gans have gathered and smashed gross domestic product growth for world’s largest retailer fac- $143 million in the third ment flared over a territorial dispute Japanese cars. the fourth quarter, sending Japan’s es increasing competition quarter due to charges, that threatens to hobble what was a Although the flare-ups have overall economy slightly downward, from online giants such but otherwise topped Wall booming business relationship be- calmed in recent weeks, it still would instead of the initial forecast for flat as Amazon.com., which is Street’s expectations. tween Japan and its biggest export require courage to be seen in a Japa- growth, J.P. Morgan said. testing same-day delivery Alcoa said Tuesday that market. nese car in some Chinese cities. China, with its growing middle service in 10 markets. The the loss amounted to 13 Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday Japanese automakers temporarily class, had been one of the emerging Bentonville, Ark.-based cents per share. That com- that sales of new vehicles in China closed some of their China factories. markets that Japanese automakers discounter is trying to ca- pares with net income of dropped 48.9 percent in Septem- Production is back up this week — were counting on to boost sales amid ter to Web-savvy shoppers $172 million, or 15 cents a ber from a year earlier to 44,100 but reduced to lower levels as de- a long stagnation in the domestic who are demanding more share, a year ago. vehicles. mand has collapsed. auto market. convenience. But excluding $175 mil- Honda Motor Co. said September Last week, Mitsubishi Motors Toyota, Japan’s No. 1 auto compa- Wal-Mart’s tests started lion in charges, Alcoa sales plunged 40.5 percent to 33,931 Corp. reported that China sales ny, which makes the Prius hybrid, this month in northern earned $32 million, or 3 vehicles. China sales for Nissan Mo- dived 63 percent to 2,340 vehicles in Camry sedan and Lexus luxury mod- Virginia and Philadelphia, cents per share. Analysts tor Co. slid 35.3 percent last month September. Mazda Motor Corp. said els, had planned to sell 1 million ve- and today in Minneapolis. forecast break-even results to 76,100 vehicles. its sales in China sank 36 percent to hicles in China this calendar year. Wal-Mart plans to test the on a per share basis. The stunning plunge in sales 13,258 vehicles for the month. “But that may be very difficult to service in San Francisco Revenue fell to $5.83 comes after Japan last month na- A study by J.P. Morgan, released achieve,” company spokesman Dion and San Jose, Calif. later billion from $6.42 billion tionalized tiny islands in the East Tuesday, projected Japanese auto ex- Corbett said. this month or in early No- but still topped analyst vember. forecasts. The program builds on Alcoa has been chal- a same-day grocery deliv- lenged by the global manu- ery launch in April 2010 in facturing slowdown which San Jose, followed by a test hurt aluminum demand. THE MARKET IN REVIEW in San Francisco over the Alcoa is the first com- past year. pany in the Dow Jones in- STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST DAILY DOW JONES About 5,000 general dustrial average to report YTD YTD merchandise items, in- earnings. Investors often Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg cluding flat-panel TVs, watch its results for signs Dow Jones industrials 13,720 AT&T Inc NY 1.76 4.7 50 37.14 -.52 +22.8 Goodyear NY ...... 14 12.62 +.06 -10.9 toys and Apple iPads, will of how earnings may un- Close: 13,473.53 AbtLab NY 2.04 2.9 19 70.90 -.42 +26.1 Hallibrtn NY .36 1.1 10 33.87 +.24 -1.9 13,520 be available for the same- fold for other companies. Change: -110.12 (-0.8%) Accuride NY ...... dd 4.56 -.09 -36.0 Humana NY 1.04 1.4 10 74.79 +.57 -14.6 day option . Agrium g NY 1.00 .9 11 105.52 +1.88 +57.2 13,320 10 DAYS Intel Nasd .90 4.1 9 21.90 -.61 -9.7 14,000 Airgas NY 1.60 2.0 20 81.98 -.59 +5.0 IBM NY 3.40 1.6 15 207.99 -1.83 +13.1 NEW YORK AlcatelLuc NY ...... * .95 -.06 -39.1 IntPap NY 1.20 3.3 14 36.57 -.28 +23.5 13,600 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Alcoa NY .12 1.3 34 9.13 +.01 +5.5 JohnJn NY 2.44 3.6 22 68.41 -1.03 +4.3 Alcoa to pay $85M AllnceRes Nasd 4.25 6.8 8 62.55 +1.28 -17.2 KimbClk NY 2.96 3.4 19 86.07 -.58 +17.0 13,200 AmExp NY .80 1.4 14 58.24 -.58 +23.5 Tool maker selling Lowes NY .64 2.1 20 31.13 -.42 +22.7 settlement to Alba AGreet NY .60 3.6 20 16.90 +.08 +35.1 Masco NY .30 2.0 dd 14.67 -.90 +40.0 12,800 Ameriprise NY 1.40 2.4 12 57.30 -.39 +15.4 unit for $1.4 billion McDnlds NY 3.08 3.3 17 92.11 +.57 -8.2 Apple Inc Nasd 10.60 1.7 15 635.85 -2.32 +57.0 Alcoa is paying $85 mil- MeadJohn NY 1.20 1.7 26 71.70 -.46 +4.3 12,400 ArchDan NY .70 2.5 15 28.30 -.02 -1.0 Tool maker Stanley lion to settle allegations that Merck NY 1.68 3.6 21 46.17 -.17 +22.5 Ashland NY .90 1.3 cc 70.15 -.97 +22.7 12,000 Black & Decker Inc. is the aluminum manufactur- ATMOS NY 1.38 3.8 15 35.89 -.31 +7.6 Microsoft Nasd .92 3.1 15 29.28 -.50 +12.8 A MJ J AS O selling its hardware and er and related companies Mosaic NY 1.00 1.8 13 54.45 -.24 +8.0 BP PLC NY 1.92 4.6 6 42.02 -.24 -1.7 home-improvement busi- paid millions in bribes that Belo NY .32 4.1 10 7.88 -.19 +25.1 OcciPet NY 2.16 2.6 11 83.41 -.79 -11.0 OldNBcp NY .36 2.6 13 13.75 -.10 +18.0 ness to Spectrum Brands resulted in a Bahrain-con- Bemis NY 1.00 3.1 18 31.81 +.02 +5.8 TOCK ARKET NDEXES BigLots NY ...... 11 30.07 -.36 -20.4 Oracle Nasd .24 .8 15 30.65 -.53 +19.5 S M I Holdings Inc. for $1.4 bil- trolled company overpay- BrMySq NY 1.36 4.1 16 33.23 -.33 -5.7 PPG NY 2.36 2.0 15 115.71 -2.01 +38.6 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo lion in cash. ing for raw materials. CSX NY .56 2.6 12 21.21 -.40 +.7 PPL Corp NY 1.44 4.9 10 29.32 +.08 -.3 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg The hardware and Alcoa and Aluminum Chevron NY 3.60 3.1 9 117.36 -.26 +10.3 PeabdyE NY .34 1.4 7 23.93 +1.29 -27.7 13,661.72 11,104.56 Dow Industrials 13,473.53 -110.12 -.81 +10.28 +18.02 home-improvement unit Bahrain BSC, or Alba, an- ChrchllD Nasd .60 1.0 15 62.14 +.11 +19.2 ProctGam NY 2.25 3.3 18 68.70 -.40 +3.0 5,390.11 4,365.98 Dow Transportation 4,999.56 -57.49 -1.14 -.40 +9.65 makes locksets, hardware nounced the lawsuit settle- Citigroup NY .04 .1 10 34.60 -.18 +31.5 RioTinto NY 1.64 3.4 * 48.31 +.14 -1.2 499.82 422.90 Dow Utilities 479.58 -.79 -.16 +3.21 +10.01 CocaCola s NY 1.02 2.6 20 38.56 -.02 +10.2 RiteAid NY ...... dd 1.16 -.02 -7.9 8,515.60 6,844.16 NYSE Composite 8,279.11 -80.02 -.96 +10.73 +15.61 and faucets for residential ment Tuesday. 2,509.57 2,094.30 NYSE MKT Composite 2,431.92 -37.42 -1.52 +6.74 +14.11 ColSprtw Nasd .88 1.7 18 52.46 -1.05 +12.7 ScrippsNet NY .48 .8 20 63.27 -.03 +49.2 use and includes brands Alcoa agreed to pay $85 3,196.93 2,441.48 Nasdaq Composite 3,065.02 -47.33 -1.52 +17.65 +18.66 ConAgra NY 1.00 3.6 19 27.80 -.06 +5.3 ScrippsEW NY ...... 56 10.70 -.12 +33.6 such as Pfister, Baldwin million in cash to Alba CrackerB Nasd 2.00 3.0 15 66.65 -.82 +32.2 1,474.51 1,158.15 S&P 500 1,441.48 -14.40 -.99 +14.62 +20.57 SearsHldgs Nasd .33 ... dd 58.90 +.32 +85.3 1,030.00 799.18 S&P MidCap 982.83 -10.11 -1.02 +11.79 +18.69 and Kwikset. without admitting liabil- DanaHldg NY .20 1.5 8 12.95 -.06 +6.6 SonocoP NY 1.20 3.9 16 30.75 -.11 -6.7 15,432.54 12,085.12 Wilshire 5000 15,037.69 -156.11 -1.03 +14.01 +20.11 Darling NY ...... 15 17.55 -.40 +32.1 Spectrum Brands, based ity. Separately, it resumed SykesEnt Nasd ...... 21 13.95 -.18 -10.9 868.50 664.58 Russell 2000 827.92 -10.49 -1.25 +11.74 +20.17 Dell Inc Nasd .32 3.3 6 9.56 -.24 -34.7 in Madison, Wis., said a long-term agreement to Toyota NY .52 .7 * 76.06 -1.28 +15.0 DineEquity NY ...... 12 57.25 -.10 +35.6 Tyson NY .16 1.0 12 16.31 +.03 -21.0 that the acquisition will sell raw materials to Alba, Disney NY .60 1.2 17 51.51 -.82 +37.4 US Bancrp NY .78 2.2 13 34.68 -.13 +28.2 MONEY RATES CURRENCIES broaden its product of- which owns one of the DollarTr s Nasd ...... 20 45.79 -1.48 +10.2 Vectren NY 1.40 4.8 15 28.93 -.17 -4.3 Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day ferings which include the largest aluminum smelt- DowChm NY 1.28 4.5 18 28.40 -.60 -1.3 Ventas NY 2.48 3.9 44 63.11 +.01 +14.5 DuPont NY 1.72 3.5 13 49.50 -.76 +8.1 Prime Rate 3.25 3.25 Australia .9793 .9799 Rayovac, Remington and ers in the world. 0.75 0.75 Eaton NY 1.52 3.3 12 46.29 -.52 +6.3 VerizonCm NY 2.06 4.5 46 46.11 -.46 +14.9 Discount Rate Britain 1.6004 1.6036 Toastmaster brands. In a statement, Alcoa .00-.25 .00-.25 ExxonMbl NY 2.28 2.5 12 92.13 -.55 +8.7 WalMart NY 1.59 2.1 16 74.14 -1.11 +24.1 Federal Funds Rate Canada .9776 .9766 Stanley Black & Deck- said that the settlement Treasuries FamilyDlr NY .84 1.2 19 67.95 -.65 +17.8 Walgrn NY 1.10 3.1 15 35.60 -.32 +7.7 Euro .7764 .7712 3-month 0.10 0.09 er, which is based in New was “the best possible FifthThird Nasd .40 2.5 10 15.86 -.12 +24.7 WellPoint NY 1.15 1.9 8 62.02 +.27 -6.4 Japan 78.22 78.34 6-month 0.145 0.14 Britain, said the sale is part outcome” and avoids the FordM NY .20 2.0 8 10.10 +.05 -6.1 Weyerhsr NY .60 2.3 40 26.31 -.17 +40.9 Mexico 12.8533 12.8115 5-year 0.66 0.61 Whrlpl NY 2.00 2.4 11 84.21 -2.34 +77.5 Switzerlnd .9404 .9330 of its ongoing strategy to expense of litigation. FMCG NY 1.25 3.1 12 40.67 -.08 +10.5 10-year 1.71 1.62 GenElec NY .68 3.0 19 22.62 -.30 +26.3 WmsCos NY 1.25 3.5 22 35.95 -.09 +33.3 30-year 2.93 2.82 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All diversify its revenue and Alba said the settlement GlaxoSKln NY 2.36 5.1 * 46.18 -.76 +1.2 YumBrnds NY 1.34 2.0 21 66.04 -.90 +11.9 others show dollar in foreign currency. geographic reach. The released all claims against
Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late hardware and home- Alcoa and its related com- paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last improvement unit gets panies. no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Gainers and dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least $1. Volume in hundreds of 90 percent of its revenue yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. from North America and Wire reports International Energy Agency optimistic about Iraq’s future in global oil market By Pablo Gorondi next 20 years. By 2035, that op- 28 member countries, mostly in- der for its predictions to come assist in the extraction process. Associated Press timistic scenario would make dustrialized oil consumers. The true. Disputes between Iraq’s More oil export facilities also Iraq’s economy the same size Paris-based group’s predictions central government and some need to be completed. The International Energy as that of Saudi Arabia now. are important because they are regional governments regard- Increased oil production in Agency predicted Tuesday that “I am optimistic about Iraq seen as key benchmarks for en- ing oil contracts must be re- Iraq is also crucial for interna- Iraq will consolidate its position and Iraq’s contribution to the ergy markets. solved. tional markets, as Iraq is expect- as a global oil power — allow- global oil markets and them In the group’s “central sce- Among the most troublesome ed to account for nearly half of ing it to rebuild the economy being able to reconstruct their nario,” Iraq’s oil exports are are the contracts awarded by the the expected growth in global of a nation ravaged by war and country,” Fatih Birol, IEA chief projected to grow from 3 mil- Kurdistan regional authorities oil output in the current decade, decades of Saddam Hussein’s economist, said in an interview lion barrels a day now to 6.1 mil- for access to its rich oil fields in the IEA said. autocratic rule. with The Associated Press. “So lion barrels a day in 2020 and the north of Iraq. Federal offi- “Iraq by far makes the larg- The leading global energy a new, modern and prosperous 8.3 million barrels a day in 2035. cials in Baghdad contest those est contribution to global oil monitor reported Iraq’s annual country is set to emerge in the Iraq already is the world’s third- contracts. production growth,” Birol said. revenues from energy exports Middle East as a result of oil and largest oil exporter. At the same time, Iraq must “If Iraqi production grows very could double to an average of gas revenues.” But the IEA said Iraq needed complete projects to ensure wa- slowly ... this would put upward $200 billion annually over the The IEA is a policy adviser to to sort out internal issues in or- ter is supplied to the oil fields to pressure on prices.”
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Grains Feeder bulls: Medium & large 2: 300- cents to $8.6425 a bushel; December corn Jul 729 736½ 728 730¼ +¼ Aluminum -$0.9282 per lb., London an ounce to close at $1,765. December Spot bids to producers at selected 400 lbs., 150.00-155.00. was flat at $7.42 a bushel; December oats Sep 657¼ 658¾ 655¼ 656 +1¾ Metal Exchange silver fell 3.2 cents per ounce to $33.985, barge loading terminals on the Ohio Feeder bulls: Medium 1: 500-600 lbs., rose 7.50 cents to $3.78 a bushel; while Dec 624¼ 631¼ 624 627¾ +3 Copper -$3.6889 Cathode full plate, and January platinum lost $3.50 to close River: 123.00. November soybeans slipped 1 cent to Mar 635¼ 635¾ 635¼ 635¼ +3 LME. at $1,695.30 per ounce. Investors bought Upper Ohio (Cincinnati-Owensboro) Feeder heifers: Medium & large 1-2: $15.50 a bushel. May 644½ 644½ 641½ 641½ +2¾ Copper $3.7290 N.Y. Merc spot Tues- more stable assets like the dollar. Yellow corn...... 7.37-7.43 100-200 lbs., 175.00-178.00; 200-300 lbs., Beef futures rose and pork futures fell Jul 641¼ 643¾ 641¼ 643¾ +2½ day December copper was unchanged at Soybeans...... 15.44-15.51 162.00-164.00; 300-400 lbs., 150.00-161.00; on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Sep 594 596½ 594 596½ +2½ Lead - $2243.00 metric ton, London $3.718 per pound. Palladium for Decem- Wheat...... 8.37-8.51 400-500 lbs., 138.00-146.00; 500-600 lbs., December live cattle rose 0.32 cent to Dec 594½ 595 591½ 594¼ —1¼ Metal Exchange ber delivery gained $1.25 per ounce to Lower Ohio (Owensboro-Cairo) 130.00-136.50; 600-700 lbs., 127.00-131.00. $1.2672 a pound; November feeder cattle Jul 615½ 615½ 614¼ 614¼ —1¼ Zinc - $0.9078 per lb., London Metal $658.20. Yellow corn...... 7.32-7.44 Groups of 20 head or more: 42 head, rose 0.40 cent to $1.4670 a pound; while Dec 586 587 586 587 —1¼ Exchange Most energy contracts rose because White corn...... 8.32-8.42 441 lbs., 146.00 blk; 30 head 524 lbs., December lean hogs slipped 0.07 cent to Est. sales 143,638. Mon.’s sales 146,212 Gold - $1774.00 Handy & Harman (only of supply concerns in the Middle Eat and Soybeans...... 15.51 136.00 blk. 76.80 cents a pound. Mon.’s open int 1,198,959 daily quote). the North Sea. SOYBEANS Wheat...... 8.31-8.41 Feeder heifers: Medium & large 2: 300- CHICAGO — Futures trading on the Gold - $1763.00 troy oz., NY Merc spot Analysts said some North Sea oil rigs 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Sorghum...... 7.17 400 lbs., 130.00; Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday: Tuesday have been slow to resume production af- Slaughter cows: Breaker 75-80%: 1035- Open High Low Settle Chg. Nov 1551¼ 1574 1547 1550 —1 Silver - $33.750 Handy & Harman (only ter maintenance. There is also concern 1775, 69.50-77.00 WHEAT Jan 1548 1571½ 1544 1549¼ +1¼ daily quote). that tension between Turkey and Syria Owensboro livestock Slaughter cows: Boners 80-85%: 875- 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Mar 1501½ 1526 1499¾ 1504¼ +2¼ Silver - $33.951 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot could escalate. The Middle East and North Feeder cattle weighed at time of ar- 1585 66.00-72.00 75.00-75.50 61.50-63.50 Dec 861¾ 873¾ 859¾ 864¼ +3¼ May 1451 1472¾ 1449½ 1451½ +2 Tuesday Africa account for a third of global oil pro- rival. Slaughter cows and bulls weighed Slaughter cows: Lean 85-90%: 780- Mar 872 883¾ 870 875¾ +4½ Jul 1436¼ 1458¾ 1435¾ 1437¾ +2 Platinum -$1697.00 troy oz., N.Y. (con- duction. at time of sale. 1555 60.00-67.00 47.00 May 870¾ 884 870¾ 876½ +4¾ Aug 1415¾ 1424½ 1411¾ 1413¼ +1 tract). Benchmark crude gained $3.06, or Receipts: 453 Slaughter bulls: Y.G. 1: 1460-2005, Jul 841¾ 848¾ 841¾ 843 +2¼ Sep 1367½ 1385 1367½ 1374½ +5 Platinum -$1691.60 troy oz., N.Y. Merc 3.4 percent, to finish at $92.39 a barrel in Last week: 371 88.00-92.50 Sep 851¼ 852 846¾ 846¾ +1¾ Nov 1328 1349½ 1326½ 1338¼ +10½ spot Tuesday New York. In London, Brent crude, which Last year: 395 Slaughter bulls: Y.G. 2: 1290-1410, Dec 858 862¼ 855 856¾ Jan 1331½ 1342 1331½ 1342 +10½ is used to price international varieties of Compared to last Monday: Slaughter 82.50-87.00 Mar 861¼ 869 861¼ 863 —¾ Mar 1332 1342¼ 1332 1342¼ +10¼ oil, rose $2.68, or 2.4 percent, to end at cows and bulls steady. Feeder steers and Stock cows: Medium & large 1-2: 3-8 May 840 840 837¾ 837¾ —¾ May 1335¼ 1345½ 1335¼ 1345½ +10¼ C oMMOdities $114.50. heifers steady. Moderate supply of feeder years old, 3-8 months bred, 975-1630 lbs., Jul 809¾ 811 804½ 804½ +1½ Jul 1339¼ 1349¼ 1339¼ 1349¼ +10 Heating oil rose 5.89 cents to $3.2032 cattle with moderate demand. NEW YORK — The price of gold fell 910.00-1275.00 per head. Sep 808¼ 809¾ 808¼ 809¾ +1½ Aug 1334 1344 1334 1344 +10 more than $10 an ounce Tuesday after per gallon, and wholesale gasoline Feeder steers: Medium & large 1-2: Stock cows and calves: No test Dec 819¾ 819¾ 816½ 816½ +2½ Sep 1324¼ 1334¼ 1324¼ 1334¼ +10 climbed 6.56 cents to $2.9587 per gallon. 200-300 lbs., 160.00-170.00; 300-400 lbs., the International Monetary Fund cut its Stock bulls: No test Mar 808 810½ 808 810½ +2½ Nov 1300 1301¾ 1297½ 1299½ +12¼ forecast for world economic growth. Natural gas rose 6.4 cents to $3.467 per 170.00; 400-500 lbs., 161.50-163.50; 500-600 Baby calves: No test May 808 810½ 808 810½ +2½ Jul 1289¼ 1301½ 1289¼ 1301½ +12¼ 1,000 cubic feet. lbs., 132.00-146.50. The prices of silver and platinum also Jul 788¾ 791¼ 788¾ 791¼ +2½ Nov 1275¾ 1288 1275¾ 1288 +12¼ declined. Key agricultural contracts were Groups of 20 head or more: 25 head, Est. sales 49,506. Mon.’s sales 46,949 Est. sales 238,751. Mon.’s sales 219,554 mixed. December wheat rose 3.25 cents 517 lbs., 146.50 blk. The IMF said the world’s advanced Cohicag Board of Trade Mon.’s open int 453,894, up 1,289 Mon.’s open int 725,847 economies are at risk of recession. It cut to $8.6425 per bushel, December corn Holstein steers: Large 3: No test CORN was unchanged at $7.42 per bushel, and Feeder bulls: Medium & large 1-2: CHICAGO — Grains futures traded its forecast for global growth this year to mixed Tuesday on the Chicago Board of 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Metals 3.3 percent from a forecast of 3.5 percent December soybeans lost 1 cent to $15.50 200-300 lbs., 202.00; 300-400 lbs.,170.00; Dec 741¾ 748½ 740¼ 742 per bushel. 400-500 lbs., 144.00-149.00; 500-600 lbs., Trade. NEW YORK — Spot nonferrous metal issued in July. Wheat for December delivery rose 3.25 Mar 741¾ 748½ 740¼ 742¼ +¼ prices Tuesday: Gold for December delivery fell $10.70 129.00-135.00; 700-800 lbs., 110.50. May 736 742¾ 735 736½ +¼ Staff and wire reports 6B » Wednesday, October 10, 2012 » THE GLEANER Advice
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Behave like person you want to attract in relationship TODAY’S BIRTHDAY: Dear Amy: I am in my does grow back. Figura- And if you choose the ing out “save the date” (Oct. 10). You’ll like who mid-20s and recently de- tively, anyway. wrong partners, your vul- cards for our wedding in enters your world this year, cided that the next time I The smartest thing to nerabilities will surface. June. He wants to some- attracted by your remarkable am in a relationship, I do do when relationships It’s a cycle you are wise how word it to request drive. Stay aware. You’ll not want that relationship proceed along predict- to want to break. that people let us know as follow a subtle signal to to be sexual until I am ei- amy able unpleasant patterns Basically, you need to soon as possible whether a major opportunity next ther engaged or married is to see what you can start behaving like the they can attend the wed- month. You fit right in with a dickinson fun crowd, and by December, (in other words, until I change, and I give you a person you want to at- ding. you’ll be leading it. Your have a ring on my finger COLUMNIST lot of credit for recogniz- tract. Men are not that I don’t think we should. investment in education pays and we are seriously com- ing this and for choosing different from women Isn’t that what the invita- you back in May and again mitted). became sexual, I would to behave differently. in that, when the time is tion is for? in July. Aries and Sagittarius I have been in sexual find myself feeling vul- But you should also ex- right, they also want to — Prospective Bride people adore you. Your lucky relationships. Friends tell nerable, used and inse- amine your relationship have lasting and happy Dear Bride: I agree with numbers are: 40, 3, 23, 18 me that my choice is ri- cure afterward, and then history to see why be- relationships. you. and 50. diculous because I’ve “al- my partners would even- ing sexual with someone I don’t know if your ARIES: (March 21-April 19). ready had sex!” and that tually leave anyway. throws you off kilter. new chastity requires that As you try to deal exclusively no man in the 21st century But in these times, am I If being sexual trans- you save yourself for mar- Send questions via email with a current circumstance, is going to agree to these being ridiculous? forms you from a self- riage. This will be very to askamytribune.com or someone else is intent on terms. — Done with confident woman into much up to you and the by mail to Ask Amy, Chi- bringing up the past in what But Amy, I made this Premarital Sex someone who feels used, man who loves you. cago Tribune, TT500, 435 N. appears to be a patently choice because in the Dear Done: To answer vulnerable and insecure, Dear Amy: My fiance Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL unhelpful way. Conflict past when my romances your question, virginity partners will want to flee. and I are discussing send- 60611. resolution will depend on an unemotional approach. TAURUS: (April 20-May 20). Regarding certain teachings Broccolini’s that have been passed to It’s never too late to learn about God you, you seriously doubt the Dear Dr. Graham: I don’t As the Bible says, “The correctness of your parents a vegetable know anything about God, heavens declare the glory and other ancestors. And yet but I’d like to learn if I can. of God; the skies proclaim you respect them enough worth a try heloise Or is it too late (I’m in the work of his hands” to carry out the tradition in my 50s)? Maybe I should (Psalm 19:1). some small way today. Dear Readers: Brocco- COLUMNIST have started when I was billy But we learn about God GEMINI: (May 21-June lini is showing up in more a child, but my family graham most of all through Jesus 21). Wishing someone else and more grocery stores. cutters can look messy didn’t want anything to Christ — because He was happiness is a kind of gift. With long stalks and flo- floating in drawers, and do with religion. COLUMNIST God in human flesh. That the gift can’t be seen rets on top that resemble can pose a safety hazard — P. McG. Get a modern transla- doesn’t lessen its value, broccoli, it looks like a for kids if they aren’t stored Dear P. McG.: No, it’s heart this desire you have tion of the Bible, and read especially considering today’s hybrid of broccoli and as- correctly. I have found that never too late for you (or to learn about Him. He through one of the Gos- relationship between your paragus. However, it actu- a simple way to store them anyone else) to discover wouldn’t have done that pels (I suggest John). guiding planet and Pluto. ally is a natural hybrid of is to stack them on a stand- who God is and what He if He didn’t care about When you do, you’ll CANCER: (June 22-July 22). broccoli and Chinese kale. ing paper-towel holder. wants to do in your life you or want you to come discover just how much You’ll have to work hard at It’s found in many pro- It is decorative and adds — not at all. Moses was to know Him. God loves you, and that something — i.e., you’ll have duce sections, and it costs a cozier feel to a kitchen about 80 years old when How can you learn He wants to welcome you to commit, challenge yourself a little more than broccoli. when sitting out, but can he first met God, while about God? The key is to into His family. and change in some way. With a very subtle, sweet be safely stored away tending sheep in the mid- understand that God isn’t Then ask Him to come You’re ready for this, and so flavor and a touch of pep- when the kids are around! dle of the Sinai wilder- hiding from us. Instead, into your life — and He the work will be pleasure, per flavor as well, the entire — Brenda D. in Texas ness (see Acts 7:23-30). He has done everything will. too. vegetable can be eaten ei- And God wants you to He can to make Himself LEO: (July 23-Aug. 22). You’ll ther raw or cooked. It defi- Send a money-saving or discover who He is, be- known to us; all we need be in the know in every way nitely is a vegetable worth timesaving hint to Heloise, cause He loves you and to do is look for Him in Write to “My Answer,” c/o you need to be. When the trying, especially since it is P.O. Box 795000, San Antonio, wants you to love Him in the right place. How has Billy Graham, P.O. Box 1270, facts aren’t on the tip of your available year-round. TX 78279-5000, or you can fax return. He made Himself known? Charlotte, NC 28201; call tongue, you’ll have them — Heloise it to 1-210-HELOISE or email In fact, He actually has One way is through the (877) 2-GRAHAM; or visit at your fingertips. Share Dear Heloise: Cookie it to [email protected]. put within your mind and world He’s created. www.billygraham.org. judiciously with only those who ask. VIRGO: (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). If you can’t say what the meaning of something is, does that make it any Try using sitz bath to help ease pain of hemorrhoids less meaningful? You will Dear Drs. Donohue and Some measures that al- There’s got to be a deprives the hemorrhoid have a strong feeling and a connection to a physical item. Roach: What causes hem- leviate the discomfort of doctor who treats hem- of its blood supply, and in It’s OK to be unsure as to why. orrhoids? I have one that hemorrhoids are sitz baths. orrhoids in your town. I a short time it sloughs off. hangs out. I use hemor- You sit in a tub with warm looked up the population; Many other procedures for LIBRA: (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). roidal cream to keep away water that reaches to the it would support more dealing with hemorrhoids You will find it easy to focus the burning. I cannot find dr. halfway mark on your but- than one doctor. 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ROSINE, Ky. R&B: Chris Brown, Trey ■■ Artist, electronic The grand prize was a Songz, Usher. dance music: David Guet- python. Festival successful ■■ Female artist, soul/ ta, Calvin Harris, Skrillex. Edward Archbold, 32, despite controversy R&B: Beyoncé, Mary J. of West Palm Beach be- Blige, Rihanna. MIAMI came ill shortly after the The organizer of a fes- ■■ Album, soul/R&B: contest collapsed in front tival in Western Kentucky Chris Brown, “Fortune”; of the store, according to that honors bluegrass mu- Rihanna, “Talk That Winner dies after the Broward Sheriff’s Of- sic pioneer Bill Monroe Talk”; Usher, “Looking 4 roach-eating contest fice He was taken to the says the event was suc- Myself.” hospital where he was pro- cessful — despite a legal ■■ Artist, alternative The winner of a roach- nounced dead. Authorities battle over using Monroe’s rock: The Black Keys, eating contest in South were waiting for results of name and likeness. Gotye, Linkin Park. Florida died shortly after an autopsy to determine a Campbell Mercer told ■■ Artist, adult con- downing dozens of the live cause of death. the Messenger-Inquirer temporary: Adele, Kelly bugs as well as worms, au- The medical examiner’s that around 15,000 fans John Minchillo / Associated Press Clarkson, Train. thorities said Monday. office said Tuesday it has had attended the Jeru- Magician David Blaine stands inside an apparatus sur- ■■ Artist, Latin: Don About 30 contestants sent samples of Archbold’s salem Ridge Bluegrass rounded by a million volts of electric currents during Omar, Pitbull, Shakira. ate the insects during remains for testing, but re- Celebration that began his 72-hour “Electrified: 1 Million Volts Always On” ■■ Artist, contempo- Friday night’s contest at sults are not expected for last Thursday and lasted stunt Friday on Pier 54 in New York. rary inspirational: Jeremy Ben Siegel Reptile Store another week or two. through the weekend. Camp, Newsboys, toby- in Deerfield Beach about A court had stopped Mac. 40 miles north of Miami. Wire reports Mercer from using Mon- roe’s likeness or name Magician David Blaine wraps to promote the festival, which is put on to honor up high-voltage stunt in NYC TOP 30 FINALISTS! Monroe as the “Father of Bluegrass.” The Associated Press Guinochet before being Campbell is in a dispute taken to a hospital to be with Ohio County and the NEW YORK — Daredevil examined. county industrial founda- David Blaine has fin- The 39-year-old tion. Those organizations ished what could be Blaine wore a chain- lay legal claim to Monroe’s called his most electri- mail bodysuit as a bar- name and image, having fying stunt. rier between himself bought the usage rights T he magicia n and the currents, emit- from the musician’s son emerged shortly be- ted by Tesla coils. 13 years ago. At issue is fore 9 p.m. Monday af- The stunt was called Rosie & Sweet Pea48 whether they gave Camp- ter spending three days “Electrified: One Mil- Rosie & Sweet Pea bell the right to use them. and three nights stand- lion Volts Always On.” Round 2 voting ends at Noon, Friday, October 12, 2012 with the Top 14 Currently in 1st Place! Campbell said the event ing in the middle of 1 It was streamed on You- Winners announced in The Gleaner on Sunday, October 14. Sue Bugg • 2,683 Votes still attracted fans from 47 million volts of electric Tube, with help from states and at least seven currents at New York’s Intel Corp. different countries. Pier 54. Blaine’s past stunts “We just saw so much A spokesman says include hanging upside support from the fans,” he Blaine was able to walk down over Central Park said. “They came to work. with assistance, speak and being encased in a 48 11 Cutter GracieGra 39 Little Bit LillyLil 51 Dax 62 They wanted to help us and kiss fiancée Alizee block of ice. Owner(s): 2,604 Votes Owner(s):Owne 1,299 Votes Owner(s): 1,163 Votes Owner(s):Owne 1,108 Votes Owner(s): 1,100 Votes make the festival a success.” Leann & Gerald Scott Pete & DonnaCohron Melodie Shrader Abbie Wilkerson Salon 421
■■ LOS ANGELES Carly Rae Jepsen, One Di- Female artist, coun- rection. try: Miranda Lambert, ■■ Male artist, pop/ Taylor Swift, Carrie Un- Rihanna, Minaj lead rock: Justin Bieber, Flo derwood. AMA nominees Rida, Pitbull, Usher. ■■ Band, duo or group, Billy Shakespearepearere 34 Shaggy 3 Brutus 1 TinkerbellTin 33 BarkleyBar 50 ■■ Female artist, pop/ country: Zac Brown Owner(s): 1,098 Votes Owner(s): 1,010 Votes Owner(s): 1,006 Votes Owner(s):Owne 964 Votes Owner(s):Owne 827 Votes Rihanna and Nicki rock: Kelly Clarkson, Band, Lady Antebellum, Amanda Farhar Abbi Roedel Terri Brinks - Burgdorfurgdorf AshtonAsht Todd Nick Utley Minaj are the leading nom- Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Rascal Flatts. inees at the 40th annual Rihanna. ■■ Album, country: American Music Awards ■■ Band, duo or group, Luke Bryan, “Tailgates & with four nods each. pop/rock: fun., Maroon Tanlines”; Lionel Richie, Christina Aguilera an- 5, One Direction, The “Tuskegee”; Carrie Un- nounced the nominations Wanted. derwood, “Blown Away.” Drake 66 Dixie 17 EddieEdd 8 Alex & Bitey 12 Kilo 9 Owner(s): 800 Votes Owner(s): 682 Votes Owner(s):Owne 643 Votes Owner(s): 522 Votes Owner(s): 449 Votes Tuesday in Los Angeles. ■■ Album, pop/rock: ■■ Artist, rap/hip-hop: Peggy J. Geace New Hope ARC Gina Tremper Glen Wells Lisa Thomas She also said she plans to Justin Bieber, “Believe”; Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tyga. perform at the ceremony Maroon 5, “Overexposed”; ■■ Album, rap/hip- next month. Nicki Minaj, “Pink Friday: hop: J. Cole, “Cole World: Drake, Justin Bieber, Roman Reloaded”; One Di- The Sideline Story”; Maroon 5, One Direction rection, “Up All Night.” Drake, “Take Care”; Nicki and Usher earned three ■■ Male artist, coun- Minaj, “Pink Friday: Ro- Socks & Chevy 55 Bentley 54 CharlieCha 47 Buddy 6 Alice May 35 bids apiece. Carrie Under- try: Jason Aldean, Luke man Reloaded.” Owner(s): 440 Votes Owner(s): 438 Votes Owner(s):Owne 365 Votes Owner(s): 315 Votes Owner(s): 166 Votes wood, Chris Brown, fun., Bryan, Eric Church. ■■ Male artist, soul/ Stacey Beals Mary Nell Beth Gish Carol Fitch Tyler M. Haynes Gotye, J. Cole, Katy Perry, Kelly Clarkson, Luke Bry- an, and Pitbull are each double nominees. Drake, Bieber, Maroon 5, Katy Perry and Rihanna Mickey 19 MorkieMor 7 Pettie 24 Noah 43 Abbey 22 are also in the running for Owner(s): 162 Votes Owner(s):Owne 140 Votes Owner(s): 121 Votes Owner(s): 121 Votes Owner(s): 105 Votes artist of the year. Cheyenne’s Sanctuaryanctuary Gina Tremper Teresa Wilson Michelle & Scott Jolly Bryan Peelman Nominees are selected based on broadcast air- play and online popular- ity. Fans can vote online for their favorites in all 20 categories. Zeus 42 Charlie 14 Diego 4 Jodi 37 Owner(s): 100 Votes Owner(s): 85 Votes Owner(s): 84 Votes Owner(s): 81 Votes Thanks for Supporting The American Music Mike Summers B. White & K. Sextonxton The McFarlandd Family Anna May Haynesnes The Gleaner NIE! Awards will be presented 270-827-2000 Nov. 18 at Nokia Theatre and broadcast live on ABC. The Gleaner 2013 IwanttovoteforPet# ! The complete list of NIEPETCALENDAR Number of votes _____ at 25¢ per vote for a total of $______nominees: Method of payment: ❏ Check ❏ Cash ❏ Money order ❏ Credit card ■■ Artist of the year: VOTINGFORM Type of credit card: ❏ Visa ❏ Mastercard ❏ Discover ❏ Other ______Card number ______Expiration Date ______Justin Bieber, Drake, Ma- To vote for your favorite pet (at 25¢ per vote), simply complete the roon 5, Katy Perry, Ri- ballot below and return to The Gleaner. You will receive one free Signature ______Date ______hanna. vote per day in our office only. Name ______All proceeds will be donated to the Newspaper In Education program, which provides funds to area Address ______■■ New artist of the schools to purchase newspapers. This program makes newspaper curriculum materials available to assist teachers and to encourage reading of newspapers by students, especially those who do not have City ______State ______Zip______year: J. Cole, fun., Gotye, access to newspapers in their homes. COURIERPRESS.COM | WEDNESDAY, October 10, 2012 | THEGLEANER.COM 1CG
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