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LaGrangeMONDAY Daily News 50 cents May 10, 2010 lagrangenews.com Tomorrow’s Fire guts weather High 79 Low 62 warehouse Mostly cloudy By Joel Martin bumped a wire and caused Senior writer as spark, which resulted in A fire reported at 8:12 the fire. a.m. today destroyed West Richardson went for a Georgia Textiles’ storage fire extinguisher but when and office building on he returned, the fire had Trimble Station Road north blazed up. of Hogansville. He sent the other Today’s artist: Kimberly Chat- Eddie Williamson, who employee, Chris Dire, to get man, fourth grade, Rosemont a larger extinguisher. Elementary School. owns the business with his three sisters, said the ware- “But by the time he got house was used to store back, I said, ‘Ain’t no way,’ ” mop yarn and employed Richardson said, because Community two people. Another plant the fire had gotten out of nearby makes the mops control. Thursday is the dead- and employs about five Troup County Fire Chief Jerry Heard said the lack of line for people. Robyn Miles / Daily News a water line hampered fire- students The business is about 50 years old, Williamson said. fighting efforts. to nomi- Firefighters battle a blaze this morning at a warehouse of West Geor- Employee Jonathan “We could have saved the nate their Richardson said he was office if we had a hydrant,” gia Textiles on Trimble Station Road north of Hogansville. favorite getting ready to set up Heard said. “It sure would hydrant nearby on Ameri- miles as it shot into the air. Joel Martin can be teacher equipment where mop han- have helped.” can Legion Road. The fire was still burning reached at jmartin@ for the annual Golden dles are stored. As he was Water had to be shuttled Heavy black and gray out of control at 9:15 a.m. lagrangenews.com or (706) Apple award. smoke could be seen for There were no injuries. 884-7311, Ext. 235. PAGE 3 replacing a paint bucket, it back and forth from a Woman to State Field day fun A group has been told to stop praying before be named meals at Port Went- worth’s Senior Citi- zens Center because to high of a federal guideline. PAGE 4 court

Nation WASHINGTON (AP) – Solicitor General Elena Kagan was to be The cost of treating nominated today to the Supreme cancer in the United Court by President Obama, push- States nearly doubled ing the former law school dean over the past two toward the pinnacle of her profes- decades, but expen- sion and positioning sive cancer drugs may the United States to not be the main rea- have three women son why, according to justices for the first a surprising new study. time in its history. PAGE 5 Obama was to announce his choice at 10 a.m. in the East State Room of the White House alongside Kagan In a culture where Vice President Joe shorthand communi- Biden. Kagan also was to speak. cation such as LOL The room was to be filled with (laugh out loud) is as Robyn Miles / Daily News Kagan’s Justice Department col- leagues and other guests invited to common in conversa- May is the time for field day at many schools soak in one of a presidency’s tions as ‘Hello,’ Geor- in Troup County. Sheila Carlisle, right, a para- biggest moments. gia judges are finding The White House revealed that cell phones and professional in Michelle Woody’s kindergarten class at Unity Elementary School, exhorts stu- Kagan’s name this morning after it online social network- had been reported Sunday night. ing sites could pose dents during a tug-of-war competition. Obama has started making calls problems in the court- Left, Dylan Youngquist, a fifth-grader in Leslie to Senate leaders to inform them room. Battle’s class, balances a volleyball during a PAGE 4 of his choice, while his White contest at Ethel Kight Magnet School’s field House team is launching a broad day. campaign-style outreach to Capi- tol Hill and the media. That effort Opinion is designed to shape the national image of Kagan, an unknown fig- Wrong comics page is ure to much of America. no laughing matter, The selection of Kagan came says editor Daniel after nearly a monthlong process Baker, while columnist of consideration. Obama always John A. Tures says had Kagan on his short list but still LaGrange College considered a broader group of can- and the community didates, interviewing four. won’t be the same The president informed Kagan without Dean B, Linda that she would a Supreme Court Buchanan. nominee on Sunday night. He then PAGE 6 called the three federal judges he did not choose for the position, Aaliyah Morman soaks water in a sponge for the INDEX bucket relay at Hogansville Elementary School. COURT SEE , PAGE 2 Calendar . . . . . 3 Classifieds . 11-12 Comics ...... 7 Museums offer free admission to senior adults Community . . . . 3 Crossword . . . . 7 By Sherri Brown pieces, talk directly about them International . . . 5 Staff writer and why it is an important part of Local ...... 2, 8 Two LaGrange museums now our collection,” said Lauren Keith, National . . . . . 5, 8 have monthly free admission days education coordinator for Obituaries . . . . 2 for senior adults. LaGrange Art Museum. Opinion ...... 6 Through October, every fourth The free admission is open to Sports . . . . . 9-10 Tuesday of the month will include groups as well as individuals. Nei- State ...... 4 free afternoon admission to senior ther museum defines the age of a TV Listings . . . . . 4 adults at both Legacy Museum on senior adult. Main and LaGrange Art Museum. “If they call themselves senior “It’s a natural idea for us, a way adults, they’re welcome,” Minchew to reach out to our community,” said. For home delivery, said Kaye Minchew, executive I call (706) 882-5624 director of Legacy Museum on Free admission is open to sen- Main. ior adults from 1 to 3 p.m. on the The free admission also includes fourth Tuesday of each month Printed on 100% recycled paper guided tours. through Oct. 26 at both LaGrange “If it’s a new temporary exhibit, Art Museum and Legacy Museum Vol 167 Issue 103 we’ll give background information on Main. Light refreshments will 12 Pages about it. If it’s an exhibit that’s be provided. The next date is May been up for awhile, we’ll tell about 25. Free guided tours will be avail- Robyn Miles / Daily News specific items,” Minchew said. able. No reservations are needed. LaGrange Art Museum will have Legacy Museum on Main and LaGrange Art Museum now offer guided tours as well. Sherri Brown can be reached at free admission to senior adults once a month. From right, Kather- “Our next exhibit is our perma- [email protected] or ine Fincher and Denise Mika of Auburn, Ala., look over a display nent collection, We’ll choose a few (706) 884-7311, Ext. 240. at Legacy Museum on Main. 2 - Monday, May 10, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News Horseplay turns serious I Obit uaries Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral homes and family A man was treated at Drive. Street. The electronics members of the deceased. West Georgia Medical I Public safety I A maroon Buick Park were valued at $330. Center after playful tus- Avenue valued at $5,000 I A thief stole $300 sling became a full-fledged low, 36, of Pine Mountain was stolen from a man from a residence in the fight in Wood Glen Apart- was charged by LaGrange who let another man bor- 100 block of Wright Street. ments at 64 N. Cary St. police with arson, criminal row the vehicle in the 100 I About 30 CDs and the Police said two men damage to property and block of Horace King faceplate to a car stereo were drinking in the apart- burglary. Street. were stolen from a vehicle ment when the son of one I A $1,000 coin collec- in the 10 block of Turner of the men arrived. The tion was stolen, along with Street. The items were val- son and the guest were Damage the safe if it was in, from ued at $250. I Someone keyed a wrestling when the horse- an apartment in the 1500 I A cell phone valued at vehicle in the 10 block of play escalated after one of block of Hogansville Road. $150 was stolen from the Turner Street, causing the men picked up an item I A Canon camera, an hood of a vehicle in the about $1,500 damage. and struck the other in the iPod and a FM receiver for Social Security Adminis- I Less than $500 dam- head with it. the MP3 player were tration parking lot at 314 Rev. Jimmie L. Willis age was caused to a vehi- Rowena C. Moore A fight ensued between stolen from an unlocked N. Lewis St. Mrs. Rowena Covin The Reverend Jimmie L. cle when two men decid- the two, resulting in a bro- vehicle in the 300 block of I A thief stole the tag off Moore, of Hogansville, Willis, of LaGrange, died ed to fight outside it and ken chair and one of the Gordon Street. The items a Chrysler van, valued at died Saturday, May 8, Sunday, May 9, 2010, at fall against it while it was men thrown into a bed- were valued at $1,000. $120. 2010, at Hospice Hospice LaGrange. parked outside the PCA room door. I Jewelry valued at I A man deceived Wal- LaGrange. Born July 17, 1934, in Food Store at 1200 The son left the apart- $849 was stolen from a mart employees at 803 A lifelong resident of Uniontown, AL, Mr. Willis Hogansville Road. ment, and the other man residence in the 2100 New Franklin Road by Hogansville, Mrs. Moore was the son of the late I A car was scratched was taken to the medical block of Mooty Bridge returning items he didn’t was born April 17, 1920, Emmett Houston Willis on the trunk, passenger’s center. The injured man Road. buy and receiving a gift daughter of the late Henry and Ada Love Willis, and side door and hood in the said he wouldn’t press I A Samsung cam- card valued at $112. David Covin and the late was raised by his uncle 800 block of Hamilton charges. corder, a Canon digital I A silver Next bicycle Laura Sanders Covin. She and aunt, the late Mr. and Road, causing less than camera and a bottle of valued at $100 was stolen was a 1937 graduate of Mrs. Ottie Boone Willis, Sr. $350 damage. vodka were stolen from a from the front porch of a Hogansville High School, He was a graduate of Arrests residence in the 1300 residence in the 100 block attended LaGrange Col- Howard College, received I Sheppard Billy David- block of Forrest Avenue. of Garfield Street. lege, retired from Uniroy- his Masters of Divinity son, 64, of Apple Street in I A Nintendo Wii, two al, Inc. as an administra- from New Orleans Theo- West Point was charged Thefts, burglaries I logical Seminary and his I About $8,000 was controllers and a motion It is the policy of tive assistant, and then with burglary and posses- Doctor of Divinity from stolen from two envelopes sensor were stolen from LaGrange Daily News to worked as a bookkeeper sion of burglary tools. Universal Bible Institute. hidden in a shoebox in the an unlocked apartment in print the names of people for the City of Hogansville. I James Lahson Whit- He was a lifetime minister first block of Habersham the 100 block of Handley charged with felonies. She was a member of the First United Methodist of the Southern Baptist Church of Hogansville and faith and served the fol- former member of Green lowing pastorates: Old ings and her objections to ed. to Obama in Chicago. COURT FROM 1 Bough Garden Club and Town Creek Baptist and Kagan’s fate will be up Kagan and Obama both the military’s policy about the Homemakers Club. Harmony Baptist, both in Diane Wood, Merrick Gar- to a Senate dominated by taught at the University of gays. Survivors include her Moulton, AL; Jayess Bap- land and Sidney Thomas. Democrats, who with 59 Chicago Law School in the When she was con- step-son, Dan Moore of tist, Jayess, MS; Harmony Never a judge, Kagan is votes have more than early 1990s. firmed as solicitor general Atlanta; sisters, Lucile Baptist, Hazelhurst, MS; known as sharp and polit- enough to confirm her, In her current job, in 2009, seven Republi- Marciniak and Clara Eastside Baptist, Marian- ically savvy and has even though they are one Kagan represents the U.S. cans backed her: Sens. Smith, both of Hogans- na, FL; Ariton Baptist, Ari- enjoyed a blazing legal shy of being able to halt government and defends Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, ville; sister in-law, Ruth ton, AL; Franklin Rd. Bap- career. She was the first any Republican stalling acts of Congress before Susan Collins of Maine, Covin, also of Hogansville; tist, LaGrange; Flintstone female dean of Harvard effort. the Supreme Court and Judd Gregg of New and several nieces and Baptist, Flintstone, GA; Law School, first woman For the second straight decides when to appeal Hampshire, Orrin Hatch of nephews. In addition to Southwest LaGrange Bap- to serve as the top summer, the nation can lower court rulings. Utah, Jon Kyl of Arizona, her parents, she was pre- tist, LaGrange; and served Supreme Court lawyer for expected an intense Kagan has the high task Richard Lugar of Indiana ceded in death by her hus- interim pastorates at any administration, and Supreme Court confirma- of following Stevens, who and Olympia Snowe of bands, Warner Hill Grantville Baptist, Hunter now first in Obama’s mind tion debate even though, leaves a legacy that Maine. Woodruff, Jr. and Robert Rd. Baptist, Glenn Baptist to succeed legendary lib- barring a surprise, Kagan includes the preservation Kagan came to the fore Pierce Moore; and her and Franklin Rd. Baptist. eral Justice John Paul is likely to emerge as a jus- of abortion rights, protec- as a candidate who had brother, J. E. (Fox) Covin. In addition, he taught Stevens. tice. tion of consumer rights worked closely with all Funeral services will be junior high math and sci- Shortly before 8 a.m. Supreme Court justices and limits on the death three branches of govern- 11:00 a.m., Monday, in the ence at Lawrence Co. High today, Kagan emerged wield enormous power penalty and executive ment, a legal mind with Chapel of Claude A. Mc- School in Moulton, Al. from her Washington over the daily life of Amer- power. He used his senior- both a sense of modesty Kibben and Sons Funeral from April 1957-May 1958, apartment, got into the icans. Any one of them ity and his smarts to form and sense of humor. The Home. The Rev. Sheila and also taught for a num- back seat of a vehicle and can cast the deciding vote majority votes. source spoke on condition Crowe will officiate, with ber of years in the Georgia was driven to the White on matters of life and Rick Garnett, a profes- of anonymity to discuss interment in Union Baptist Baptist Extension Program House. She did not death, individual freedoms sor of law and associate factors that led to Kagan’s Church Cemetery in the of Mercer University. acknowledge photogra- and government power. dean of University of impending nomination. St. Marks Community of Survivors include his phers and reporters who Presidents serve four-year Notre Dame Law School, Kagan has clerked for Meriwether County. wife, Kathleen Holbrook had gathered to await her terms; justices have tenure voiced the concern of Thurgood Marshall, In lieu of flowers, Willis of LaGrange; daugh- appearance. for life. many conservatives. worked for Bill Clinton memorial contributions ters and sons in-law, Clara At 50 years old, Kagan Democrats went 15 “Future elections might and earned a stellar repu- may be made to First Unit- and Bob Byrd of Lebanon, would be the youngest jus- years without a Supreme undo some of the presi- tation as a student, teacher ed Methodist Church. P. O. TN, Libby and Barry tice on the court, which Court appointment until dent’s policies, but his and manager of the elite Box 333, Hogansville, GA Gilley of Flintstone, Kathy would give her the oppor- Obama chose federal more liberal views about academic world. Her 30230. and Steve Carroll of tunity to extend Obama’s appellate judge Sonia the Constitution, the pow- standing has risen in Condolences may be Acworth, Wendy and legacy for a generation. Sotomayor last year to ers of the national govern- Obama’s eyes as his gov- expressed at www.mc Philip Parmer of La- Kagan must first win succeed retiring Justice ment, and the role of ernment’s lawyer before kibbenfuneralhome.com Grange, and Regina and Senate confirmation. A the high court over the last David Souter. Just 16 unelected federal judges, Bachir Simma of Dacula; source close to the selec- year. months in office, Obama are now being locked in sisters, Linnie Hoch of tion process said a central Yet Kagan would be the has a second opportunity securely,” Garnett said in Lakes-Dunson Memphis, TN, Ola Knox element in Obama’s Lakes- first justice without judi- with Kagan, under differ- a statement. Robertson of Oskaloosa, IA, Mary choice was Kagan’s repu- Dunson- cial experience in almost ent circumstances. Kagan would be the Funeral Home Sue Bevis and Hazel Holt, tation for bringing togeth- fourth woman to serve on Robertson 201 Hamilton Street 40 years. The last two Obama’s decision last LaGrange, Georgia 30240 both of Florence, AL; er people of competing 706 882-6411 were William H. Rehnquist year centered much on the the Supreme Court, fol- brothers, Robert Willis and views and earning their and Lewis F. Powell Jr., compelling narrative of lowing current Justices Willie C. Truitt A.B. Willis, both of Flo- respect. both of whom joined the Sotomayor, the first His- Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Mr. Willie C. Truitt of rence; and nine grandchil- Republicans have court in 1972. panic Supreme Court jus- Sonia Sotomayor and LaGrange passed away dren. He was preceded in shown no signs in advance All of the three other tice, who grew up in a retired Justice Sandra Day Sunday at the LaGrange death by his brothers and that they would try to pre- finalists she beat out for housing project and over- O’Connor. Nursing and Rehabilita- sisters, Henry Willis, vent a vote on Kagan, but the job are federal appeals came hardship. She would be the third tion Center. Monie Willis, Ruth Ward, they are certain to grill her court judges, and all nine This year, Obama par- Jewish justice along with The family will be at Naomi Willis, Norma Hill, in confirmation hearings of the current justices ticularly wanted someone six Catholics. With their home at 313 McGre- Gilbert Willis; and over her experience, her served on the federal who could provide leader- Stevens’ retirement, the gor Street. cousins, George Willis, thin record of legal writ- bench before being elevat- ship and help sway fellow court will have no Protes- Arrangements will be Douglas Willis, Louise justices toward a majority tants, the most prevalent announced by the Lakes- Hammond, Carrie John- opinion. The president has denomination in the Unit- Dunson-Robertson Funer- son, Ottie Boone Willis, Jr., grown vocal in his concern ed States. al Home. Buford Willis. that the conservative-tilt- Funeral services will be ing court is giving too lit- 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, at WednesdayLocalThursday weathFridayer tle voice to average people. New Hope Baptist Church Kagan is known for hav- on Roanoke Rd. The Rev. ing won over liberal and Mike Hornsby, the Rev. conservative faculty at the Max Todd, and the Rev. difficult-to-unite Harvard Bob Ledlow will officiate, Law School, where she with entombment at Shad- served as dean for nearly owlawn Mausoleum. six years. The family will receive Her background, includ- friends at New Hope Bap- ing time as a lawyer and a LaGrange Daily News tist Church from 6 until 9 key domestic policy aide this evening. in President Clinton’s I Reader’s guide: In lieu of flowers, White House, would give memorial contributions High 85 High 89 High 88 the court a different per- may be made to New spective. The LaGrange Daily News is your hometown newspaper. We are working hard to improve service to you, our readers and Hope Baptist Church Low 59 Low 62 Low 59 The White House is Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny customers. We welcome your ideas at (706) 884-7311, Fax: Building Fund. expected to frame 884-8712, Voice mail: 882-5543. Claude A. 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Milestone Grown child too fat Dear Annie: My hus- pelled to respond to band and I need some I Annie’s Mailbox “K.R.,” the wedding pho- advice on how to approach tographer who advises a sticky situation concern- brides, especially those ing our daughter. who are well-endowed, to In the past several years, steer clear of strapless “Tricia” has gained a gowns. tremendous amount of Every body type is dif- weight. We are genuinely ferent, but it doesn’t mean concerned for her health, a large-busted woman both physical and mental. cannot wear a strapless We don’t know how to gown on the biggest day of approach the subject with- Kathy Mitchell and her life. I was a size 18 out alienating her and Marcy Sugar are long- when I married my true causing resentment. time editors of the Ann love and proudly and con- Tricia is married, with a Landers column. fidently wore a beautiful loving husband and two strapless gown. It all precious children. But we a problem with this. My comes down to the fit. My worry that if the weight sit- best friend (who is gay) dress was tailored beauti- uation continues, they may insists I must be straight. fully, and I wore the cor- not have her around in a My mother tells me it’s OK rect corset to support my few years. How do we that I am gay. “Biphobia” cleavage. Mr. and Mrs. Wibert Layce celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in address this in a kind, runs rampant even with I agree that if you are April. The couple married on April 24, 1960. nonjudgmental manner? people who are supportive not comfortable in a dress, III Any guidance will be of homosexuality. it will come across in the appreciated.– Concerned My sexual orientation is pictures. So, ladies, choose ‘Milestones’ recognizes individuals for special anniversaries and birth- Parents no one’s business but my a style that best flatters days. To submit a photograph, send it to ‘Milestones,’ LaGrange Daily Dear Parents: We know own. I do not bring up the your shape and makes you it will be difficult to watch subject with strangers or feel special. News, P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Becky Holland at bhol- acquaintances who have [email protected], or bring it to our office at 105 Ashton St. your daughter continue to As for that poor photog- gain weight, but believe us no need to know. But close rapher having to Photo- when we say nothing you friends and relatives will shop dimples, creases, I In our tell her will make an ounce eventually interact with stretch marks and unat- Golden Apple Award of difference. She knows whomever I choose to tractive cleavage, I think community she is overweight and that date, and I’d rather not he is in need of a career proper diet and exercise have them think I’ve change if it pains him so will help. She isn’t ready. “made up my mind” every much to take a picture. LaGrange Daily News is looking for a few “good Events The best thing you can do time I date one sex or the –Strapless, Confident apples.” Local students are is tell her you love her and other. Bride in Connecticut asked to nominate a teacher for Today that she is a wonderful How can I make people Dear Strapless: You the Golden Apple Award. person and you will understand and respect have essentially made the Students may tell us about a Beginner ballroom my sexuality?– Not Con- dance lessons (currently always be there for her. same point — that women teacher in Troup County who Talk to your son-in-law fused need to be careful when has gone beyond the normal featuring waltz) are given Dear Confused: You from 7 to 8 p.m. at about creating a healthy wearing strapless dresses. scope of classroom teaching to environment for the entire don’t have to explain your And we don’t believe the Clearview Chapel at 2101 sexual orientation, nor do offer encouragement or about a S. Davis Road. Eric, (321) family — he may need to photographer was com- teacher who has offered help help more with the gro- you need to defend your- plaining about the job, 514-7685 or (334) 826- self. through a difficult time. Please 3194. cery shopping and meal only warning that if he has be specific. Don’t use general preparation. Children eas- Bisexuality can be a dif- to spend that much time wording such as “He is a great teacher.” Please ily pick up their parents’ ficult concept for some getting rid of unattractive people to grasp, and the limit nominations to one teacher per student. Tuesday habits — good and bad. things in the photographs, Otherwise, we urge you to only way to make them it means you were show- Bring or mail your Golden Apple Award form to Preschool story time at stay out of it. This is truly a understand is simply to ing all those things at the the LaGrange Daily News office at 105 Ashton St. LaGrange Memorial Li- do-it-yourself project. live your life, letting them actual event. by 5 p.m. Thursday. E-mail entries may be sent to brary will be with Clif- see for themselves how [email protected] ford the Big Red Dog at Dear Annie: I am bisex- you choose your partners. E-mail questions to Award-winning teachers will be announced in 11:30 a.m. (706) 882- ual. I am not going In time, they will figure it anniesmailbox@com- the Lifestyle section of the paper. 7784. through a phase or trying out. There’s no need to cast.net, or write to aggravate yourself trying Wednesday to make up my mind. I am Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Cre- Student’s simply attracted to both to do it for them. ators Syndicate, 5777 W. The LaGrange name:______males and females. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, Women’s Club sponsors Everyone seems to have Dear Annie: I feel com- Los Angeles, CA 90045. ______its annual bridge and mahjong benefit from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Student’s phone number: ______Bellevue. For reserva- Methodist Choir presents tions, call (706) 884- 3291. The LaGrange Sym- Other contact number: ______phony Guild sponsors a musical performance garden party at the home The LaGrange First music from Indiana Uni- opening movement and of Mr. and Mrs. Pat United Methodist Church versity. the constantly changing Holder from 4 p.m. to 6 Choir, under the leader- As a Fulbright scholar and often asymmetrical Teacher’s full name and school:______p.m. Cost is $20 per per- ship of Deborah Ogle, and an Indiana Universi- meters that are part and son. Tickets may be pur- ______chased at door or by adult choir director, will ty/Kiel Ausstausch Pro- parcel to his writing. calling (706) 882-4433 or present John Rutter’s gramme participant, she Ogle, who also serves as ______(706) 333-3133. Requiem on May 16 at 4 studied the works of Jean director of choral Activi- p.m. in the church sanctu- Langlais with the compos- ties at LaGrange College Meetings ary. er in France, and the said, “I am so pleased at Briefly and specifically tell us why your Admission to the per- works of Max Reger with the hard work and dedica- Today formance, which is dedi- Heinz Wunderlich in Ger- tion of the singers in our teacher deserves to be recognized (use The Troup Transfor- cated to the memory of many.Rutter’s work is choir; it is a great testimo- mation Leadership Team friend and former choir often noted for its choral ny to their love for their additional paper if necessary): ______meets at 5:30 p.m. at member, Dr. Ray Leverett, beauty—and there are church to put in the extra Katie’s Restaurant. is free. even those, who clearly work and hours that a ______West Point City Council Accompanying the choir don’t know the body of his major work like this one meets at 6 p.m. at City for this performance will choral work, who erro- requires.” ______Hall. be a small chamber neously and to their own “The choir will bring The NAACP general orchestra and organist Dr. discredit, describe it as too something very special to ______membership meeting is Faythe Freese. “sweet;” the Requiem is LaGrange with their pres- at 7 p.m. at the William Currently ,an associate anything but entation of this Requiem.” ______Griggs Recreational Cen- professor of music at the Rutter’s Requiem For more information, ter. ______University Of Alabama requires great skill from call the LaGrange FUMC School Of Music, Freese the singers to sing the dif- office at (706) 884-4635 or ______Tuesday holds degrees in organ ficult chromatic har- log on to www.lagrange- performance and church monies, particularly in the fumc.org. ______Troup County Repub- lican Women meet at ______11:45 a.m. at Highland I In the news Country Club. tcr- [email protected] or Debbie (706) 333-4927. Class of 1980 ______The Downtown Devel- opment Authority meets The Troup High School ______at 2 p.m. at the La- Class of 1980 celebrates its Grange-Troup County 30th class reunion July 16- ______Chamber of Commerce. 17. For more information, The LaGrange Hous- call (615) 414-5982 or ______ing Authority Board of (706) 957-2419. Commissioners meets at ______4 p.m. at 201 Chatham St. LaGrange City Council ______meets at 5:30 p.m. in the Class of 1990 council chamber at 208 LaGrange High Class of ______Ridley Ave. 1990 celebrates its 20th The LaGrange Sym- reunion Oct. 1-3, 2010. ______phony Orchestra Board Organizers of this event need information. Dues of ______meets at 5:30 p.m. in classroom A in the Call- $50 can be sent to Class of Public Notice ______away Education Building 1990 Reunion, P O Box Troup County Board of Commissioners at LaGrange College. 4481, LaGrange, GA 30241 ______The LaGrange-Troup A planning meeting will In accordance with OCGA 50-14-1 the public is hereby no- County Humane Society be from 2 to 4 p.m. June tified of the following open meeting schedule of the Troup ______meets at 6 p.m. at the an- 26 at LaGrange Memorial County Board of Commissioners. A “Budget Work Ses- imal shelter at 1390 Or- Library. sion” will be held on Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. ______chard Hill Road. The Board will meet for their regular Work Session on Fri- Think green – day, May 14, 2010, at 8:30 a.m. Both meetings will be held To submit an item, in the Commissioners’ Conference Room of the Troup For more information, call Becky Holland at email it to bholland@la- Recycle County Government Center; 100 Ridley Avenue, La- (706) 884-7311, Ext. 229, or e-mail bhol- grange news.com, fax it Grange. [email protected] to (706) 884-8712 or drop it by our office at 105 Ash- The purpose of the “work session” is to discuss the pro- ton St (706) 884-7311, posed FY 2010/2011 Budget. Ext. 229. The public is invited to attend. 291611 4 - Monday,May 10, 2010 State LaGrange Daily News I Dig est Seniors told High school student drowns they can’t pray JEFFERSON (AP) – A 19-year-old student at Towers High School in before meals DeKalb County drowned PORT WENTWORTH, and noticed people pray- over the weekend at a pri- Ga. (AP) – Preston Black- ing shortly before lunch vate lake in Jackson welder proudly showed was served. Rutherford County. off a painting of his grand- said his company provides The body of Jhacobe mother that had hung meals like baked chicken, Campbell was found next to the front door of steak tips and rice and sal- about 70 feet from shore his Port Wentworth home. ads at a cost of about $6 a Saturday evening. She was the woman plate. Seniors taking the Campbell was about to who led him to God, meals pay 55 cents and graduate and was slated Blackwelder said. federal money foots the to attend the University of And with that firm reli- rest of the bill, Rutherford West Alabama on a foot- gious footing, Blackwelder said. ball scholarship. said it would be prepos- “We can’t scoff at their terous to rules,” he said of federal Grady finances stop pray- authorities. “It’s a part of ing before the operational guide- meals at lines.” improved AP photo ATLANTA (AP) – The Port Went- Rutherford said the CEO of Grady Memorial Georgia’s judges are placing new restrictions on cell phones in the courtroom w o r t h ’ s moment of silence was Hospital said a recent after jurors have used the devices to research information during trials. Ed Young introduced to protect that audit shows the hospital S e n i o r funding. He said although has made a financial turn- C i t i z e n s the change may have been around. Jurors’ cell phones C e n t e r misinterpreted, perhaps CEO Michael Young near Sa- Jones his company could have said Grady employees v a n n a h done a better job selling it. may be able to grant pay because of a federal guide- “It’s interpreted that raises to its employees. present challenge line. we’re telling people that Workers there haven’t “She would say pray they can’t pray, but we received raises in three MACON (AP) – In a cul- Googling the defendant’s Westmoreland, president anyway,” Blackwelder said aren’t saying that,” he said. years. ture where shorthand name,” Chief Judge of the council and a Fulton of his grandmother. “We’re asking them to Fulton and DeKalb communication such as Martha Christian said. “It’s County Superior Court “She’d say don’t listen.” pray to themselves. Have counties provide a total of LOL laugh out loud is as not a part of the evidence judge. But Senior Citizens Inc. that moment of silence.” about $75 million to common in conversations that can be considered.” Judges already have officials said last week the Mayor Jones said he Grady, which provides as “Hello,” Georgia judges Christian said she been instructing jurors for meals they are contracted was outraged by the care for the indigent of are finding that cell changed the instructions 25 years not to read news by the city to provide to change and has promised those counties. phones and online social she gives jurors about reports about their cases Ed Young visitors are to find a solution. networking sites could mobile devices earlier this and not to try to perform mostly covered with fed- “It was one of the hard- pose problems in the year after hearing about their own investigations, eral money, which ushers est things I ever did as Father killed courtroom. jurors in other areas tex- Westmoreland said. in the burden of separat- mayor is to look those Each of the Macon ting and using Internet- But with society chang- ing church and state. people in the eyes and ask in shootout Judicial Circuit’s five capable cell phones to ing, judges’ instructions to On Thursday, the usual them to be patient with ATLANTA (AP) – A Superior Court judges, for look up information dur- juries need to evolve, he open prayer before meals me and honor their God in father was shot and killed example, has either con- ing trials. said. at the center was traded a moment of silence until I in a shootout after return- sidered or given new, Any information jurors “It’s the judges growing in for a moment of can have a resolution to ing his children to their more specific instructions find that’s not presented with societal norms,” silence. this,” Jones said. “For me mother. to jurors about their use in the courtroom during a Westmoreland said. The dilemma is being to look at their eyes and The mother and her of cell phones in the trial can’t be considered in While Macon Judicial hashed out by the Port tell them they can’t thank new boyfriend were pick- courtroom. deliberations. Circuit judges say they Wentworth city attorney, God for their food, it’s ing up the kids Saturday With the menagerie of In response to concerns haven’t had any instances said Mayor Glenn “Pig” unheard of - I can’t take after they spent the day cell-phone applications about Internet-capable cell of jurors using Internet- Jones. it.” with their father. The men and capabilities these phone use in courtrooms, capable cell phones in Tim Rutherford, Senior Jones said he flirted exchanged words and days, all sorts of informa- a committee of the Coun- court, Westmoreland said Citizens Inc. vice presi- with the idea of ending a pulled out handguns. tion is at jurors’ fingertips, cil of Superior Court judges in other parts of the dent, said some of his staff contract the city has with The children’s father and judges don’t want any Judges is in the process of state have had problems. recently visited the center Senior Citizens Inc. was shot once in the chest of it to taint or impede drafting a new, uniform and died at the scene. court cases. instruction to jurors about 287810 The new boyfriend was “Imagine a juror mobile devices, said Mel MONDAY EVENING MAY 10, 2010 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 ABC World Ent. Dancing With the Stars (N) Castle (N) News (:35) News (2) WSB-2 News Tonight Nightline  Jeopardy! 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Car Crazy Race Hub Pictures will be discarded after 5/31/10. 280352 (82) VS NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Pit./Mtl. (if necessary) (L) Hockey H. Central The Daily Line Sports Jobs LaGrange Daily News National, International Monday,May 10, 2010 - 5 I Dig est U.S. cancer Ash clears over Europe BRUSSELS (AP) – costs double Flights across Europe were operating normally today after a plume of vol- in 20 years canic ash that disrupted air traffic and forced some ATLANTA (AP) – The Though taken aback by airports to close over the cost of treating cancer in some of the findings, weekend dispersed, avia- the United States nearly Lichtenfeld and other tion officials said. doubled over the past two experts did not dispute the But delays on trans- decades, but expensive study, which compared Atlantic flights were cancer drugs may not be medical cost data from the expected because anoth- the main reason why, late 1980s to that of the er band in midocean was according to a surprising early 2000s. But they said still blocking the air routes new study. the picture surely has between Europe and The study confounds changed in the last sever- North America, the Euro- conventional wisdom in al years. pean air traffic agency several respects. The soar- The study is being called Eurocontrol said. ing price of new cancer the first to combine “While most of these treatments has received national cancer costs for flights are operating, widespread attention, but all types of payers and see many are having to make MCT Direct the researchers conclude how they’ve changed over significant re-routings to that rising costs were time. The figures are avoid the area of ash Volunteers work the documentation desk at the Mobile Incident Command mainly driven by the reported in 2007 dollars. cloud coverage, resulting Center in Mobile, Ala. The command center handles shoreline response to growing number of cancer It found that cancer in delays,” according to a the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. patients. treatment costs rose from statement from the The study also finds nearly $25 billion in 1987 agency. cancer accounts for only 5 to more than $48 billion Sandbags used to percent of total U.S. med- by the end of 2005. ical costs, and that has not The rise in costs is main- Stock futures changed in the last few ly due to an increase over skyrocket decades. 20 years in how many can- block blobs of oil “I will say I’m a bit sur- cer patients there are, said NEW YORK (AP) – prised,” said Dr. Len Licht- the study’s lead author, Stock futures skyrocket- ONTHEGULFOF daily rush of at least I Deploying a new, enfeld of the American Florence Tangka of the ed today after European MEXICO (AP) – Icy slush 200,000 gallons of crude smaller containment box Cancer Society, who said enters for Disease Control leaders agreed to a nearly foiled plans to use a giant from a blown-out well a in the hope that it would be he would have expected and Prevention. $1 trillion rescue plan to box to contain the uncon- mile underwater. BP PLC less likely to get clogged. the proportion of cancer The researchers used avoid a major debt crisis trolled oil gusher in the spokesman Mark Proegler Officials said the new box costs to rise. data from national tele- and the U.S. Federal Gulf, leaving BP pondering said no one has settled on could be in place by mid- The researchers also phone surveys done in Reserve said it would also an alternate solution at sea, what step the company week. found that private insurers 1987 and from 2001 provide loans overseas. while on land, helicopters will take next, but a deci- “We’re going to pursue now cover a greater share through 2005, which gath- Dow Jones industrial were expected to drop sion could come by today. the first option that’s avail- of cancer treatment costs ered information on med- average futures rose 382 sandbags in Louisiana to BP said today that the able to us and we think it’ll – about 50 percent – while ical conditions as well as points. guard against thick blobs oil spill has cost the com- be the top hat,” the smaller patients’ out-of-pocket who paid the bills. More The 16 countries that of crude that began wash- pany $350 million so far. box, BP Chief Operating costs have fallen over the than 164,000 people were use the euro and the Inter- ing up on beaches. The tally included the cost Officer Doug Suttles said. past two decades. surveyed. national Monetary Fund On Sunday, in a water- of the immediate re- I Cutting the riser pipe, have agreed to create a front yard in Port Four- sponse, containment, which extends from the nearly $1 trillion rescue chon, La., a tractor-trailer relief well drilling, com- mile-deep well, undersea No engine alarms fund to support European dumped a load of sand, mitments to the Gulf and using larger piping to nations burdened by which workers planned to Coast states, and settle- bring the gushing oil to a heavy debt. Markets pack into 5-cubic-yard ments and federal costs. drill ship on the surface, a before ferry crash around the world plum- bags. Once the bags are The company did not tactic considered difficult NEWYORK(AP)– view Sunday with the meted last week as fears ready, the Army National speculate on the final bill, and less desirable because Engine conditions ap- chief engineer, who was in escalated that Greece’s Guard will airlift them which most analysts it will increase the flow of peared normal and no the ferry’s engine control debt problems would today to five spots along a expect to run into tens of oil. engine alarms sounded room, “there were no spread throughout Europe four-mile stretch of coast- billions of dollars. I Shooting mud and before a Staten Island engine alarms prior to the and upend a global eco- line between Port Four- With crippled equip- concrete directly into the ferry malfunctioned while accident,” NTSB member nomic recovery. chon and the Jefferson ment littering the ocean well’s blowout preventer, approaching its terminal Robert Sumwalt said. Parish line, said Lafourche floor, engineers from the a device that was sup- and slammed into a pier, “All conditions concern- Parish compliance officer oil company – which is posed to shut off the flow injuring dozens of people, ing the engines were nor- Gas prices rise Robert Passman. responsible for the of oil after a deadly April federal investigators said mal prior to the accident,” “We want to block it off cleanup – scrambled to 20 oil rig explosion but over two weeks Sunday. said Sumwalt, adding that to where the oil doesn’t get devise a fresh method to failed. The technique, A National Transporta- there were also no previ- CAMARILLO, Calif. into the marsh areas,” said cap the ruptured well. known as a “top kill,” is tion Safety Board team ous problems with the (AP) – The average price Passman. “What they’re Their previous best hope supposed to plug up the said it determined that the propulsion system or elec- of regular gasoline in the trying to do is just prevent. for containing the leak well and would take two ferry’s two forward trical systems. United States has jumped I know it’s still east of here quickly, a four-story con- to three weeks. engines facing the Staten Alcohol and drug tests more than 7 cents over a but they’re just trying to tainment box, became The engineers appear to Island dock stopped upon were conducted on the two-week period to $2.92. do a little prevention.” encrusted with deep-sea be “trying anything people impact but the rear engines crew members, Sumwalt That’s according to the As for the solution at crystals Saturday and had can think of” to stop the were still operating. said on Sunday. The alco- national Lundberg Survey sea, BP PLC officials said to be cast aside. leak, said Ed Overton, a The team has inter- hol tests, which were con- of fuel prices released they were considering sev- Among the plans under LSU professor of environ- viewed the chief engineer ducted by the U.S. Coast Sunday. eral options to stop the consideration: mental studies. Analyst Trilby Lundberg and some crew members Guard, came back nega- says the average price for of the Andrew J. Barberi tive for all, and the drug a gallon of mid-grade was ferry, which was carrying tests were being evaluat- $3.05. Premium was at Jazz singer Horne dies 252 passengers and about ed, he said. $3.16. NEW YORK (AP) – Lena musical range, from blues Early in her career 18 crew members when it “At this point in the Denver had the lowest Horne, the enchanting and jazz to the sophistica- Horne cultivated an aloof crashed at the St. George investigation, we’re not average price among jazz singer and actress tion of Rodgers and Hart style out of self-preserva- Ferry Terminal on Satur- ruling anything out,” said cities surveyed at $2.71 a who reviled the bigotry in songs like “The Lady Is tion, becoming “a woman day. It also has met with Sumwalt, part of a seven- gallon for regular unlead- that allowed her to enter- a Tramp” and “Bewitched, the audience can’t reach the management of the member NTSB team. ed. Chicago was highest tain white audiences but Bothered and Bewil- and therefore can’t hurt” Staten Island Ferry. “Everything is on the at $3.22. not socialize with them, dered.” she once said. Based on an initial inter- table.” The average for diesel slowing her rise to Broad- In her first big Broad- nationwide was $3.15, up way superstardom, died way success, as the star of about 7 cents from two Sunday. She was 92. “Jamaica” in 1957, review- weeks ago. Horne, whose striking er Richard Watts Jr. called b e a u t y her “one of the incompa- and mag- rable performers of our Elsewhere netic sex time.” Songwriter Buddy I Bombings and drive- a p p e a l de Sylva dubbed her “the The Weight by shootings killed at least often over- best female singer of 29 Iraqis today and shadowed songs.” wounded dozens more in her sultry But Horne was perpetu- what appeared in part to voice, was ally frustrated with the be a targeted assault on r e m a r k - public humiliation of is Over police and army forces ably can- Horne racism. around Baghdad. did about “I was always battling I The European Union the underlying reason for the system to try to get to put up a staggering $1 tril- her success. be with my people. Final- lion today to contain its “I was unique in that I ly, I wouldn’t work for spreading government was a kind of black that places that kept us out … debt crisis and keep it white people could it was a damn fight every- from tearing the euro cur- accept,” she once said. “I where I was, every place I rency apart and derailing was their daydream. I had worked, in New York, in the global economic the worst kind of accept- Hollywood, all over the recovery. ance because it was never world,” she said in Brian I Rescuers pulled 19 for how great I was or Lanker’s book “I Dream a more bodies from the rub- what I contributed. It was World: Portraits of Black ble of Russia’s largest coal because of the way I Women Who Changed mine today but 59 miners looked.” America.” and those who had gone In the 1940s, she was While at MGM, she in to save them were still one of the first black per- starred in the all-black Monthly Informational Seminars missing deep under- formers hired to sing with “Cabin in the Sky,” in ground as water flooded a major white band, the 1943, but in most of her into the shafts. first to play the Copaca- other movies, she WesWWees TurtonTTuurtoon M.D., FAFACSFACS DateDDate: Tuesday,Tuesdayy,, May 11, 22010010 I A roadside bomb bana nightclub and among appeared only in musical discussesdiscusses a safe, effectiveffectivee medical TimeTime: 6:306:30 pp.m..m. struck a car today in a handful with a Holly- numbers that could be cut procedureprocedure thatthat can hhelpelp yyouou rreacheach LocationLocation: EnochEnoch Callaway CaCancerncer CliniClinicc southeastern Afghanistan, wood contract. in the racially insensitive youryour weight weigght llossoss ggoals.oals. CampusCampus ooff WWGHGH killing two civilians a day In 1943, MGM Studios South without affecting LaGrLaGrange,ange, GGAA after an insurgent rocket loaned her to 20th Centu- the story. These included CallC ll Rhonda RhRhonndadM Mashaw h tot rreserveeservea a killed four other civilians, ry-Fox to play the role of “I Dood It,” a Red Skelton space:space: authorities said. Selina Rogers in the all- comedy, “Thousands I Millions of Filipinos black movie musical Cheer” and “Swing Fever,” 706-880-7318706--880-7318 seeking a clean start after “Stormy Weather.” Her all in 1943; “Broadway a decade of corruption- rendition of the title song Rhythm” in 1944; and tainted politics voted in became a major hit and “Ziegfeld Follies” in 1946. today’s elections despite her signature piece. “Metro’s cowardice scattered violence and On screen, on records deprived the musical of glitches with vote-count- and in nightclubs and con- one of the great singing ing machines being used cert halls, Horne was at actresses,” film historian for the first time. home vocally with a wide John Kobal wrote. 290107 6 - Monday,May 10, 2010 Opinion LaGrange Daily News College, community won’t be the same without Dean B Everyone who has gone Dean B’s I’ve met or even heard began wearing a small set of through the hallowed halls of an John A. Tures of is her contributions to the wristbands, one for every stu- academic institution, from pre- is associate country. For nearly 25 years, she dent going abroad to defend our school through higher educa- professor of po- served in the United States homeland. It’s not a statement tion, knows a Dean B. That’s the litical science at Navy, much of it in naval intelli- for or against the war, but the administrator who’s got the ear LaGrange Col- gence. Such a sacrifice in time tiniest of constant reminders of of the students and the pulse of and energy was particularly what’s going on in a place many each class. Maybe you were for- lege. acute at the onset of the war in Americans seem to have forgot- tunate to have one where you Iraq. ten about. I probably would went to school. dees. As she departed for parts have never thought to have done He or she knows the students It broke our school’s hearts to unknown, LaGrange College so without our Dean B. by name, attends every aca- learn that she will be leaving was a bit under siege as well. It really hasn’t hit me that Dr. demic or athletic event, and is LaGrange. Our loss will be Iowa Folks had the mistaken impres- Buchanan is really going off to there for the celebrations as well Wesleyan’s gain. But by “our,” I sion that the school was unpa- join our former academic dean, as the tough times. Life just don’t just mean our college. triotic or something. Amid pack- Jay Simmons, at Iowa. But it will wouldn’t be the same without Avid readers of LaGrange ing her bags for service during at the beginning and end of this Dean B. And schools with- Daily News will recognize her a scary time for our nation, she every school year. That would be out one just don’t feel the same. name from the bylines, where had to field calls from angry the time that our Dean B would LaGrange College has been her columns provide thoughts local residents, critical of a rally give a short speech that provides fortunate to have a Dean B since about everything from honor a few held for peace in the Mid- for the rest of us the context, I’ve been here. Whether it’s a and honesty in baseball to the dle East. hopes, and fears that every stu- football game, lacrosse game, breakdown of bipartisanship in At an event marking her tem- dent from a particular class play or induction ceremony for politics. Participants in First porary departure for her call to faces, setting the tone for the Psi Chi, the psychology honor United Methodist Church will duty, she instructed us to carry new year and reminding us why society, Vice President and Dean always remember her devoted around a small glass pebble the past was worth it all. The for Student Life and Retention membership and strong loyalty until the conclusion of the con- least I can do is write a similarly Linda Buchanan has been there. to friends much beloved in the flict. Noting that several other short note that captures the Linda Buchanan is leaving And she doesn’t just show up. community. students, possibly moved by her essence of a great person leav- LaGrange College for a posi- She’s there to engage the par- But what separates Dr. own commitment to serving our ing LaGrange. We’ll miss you tion at Iowa Wesleyan Col- ticipants as well as the atten- Buchanan from all the other country in war, had enlisted, I Dean B! lege. Wrong comics The president’s page is no Michigan speech laughing matter President Obama has the Federal Communi- returned to a theme he cations Commission, We goofed. used effectively during admires Venezuelan dic- More correctly, I goofed. the 2008 campaign: pol- tator Hugo Chavez. The caller Friday afternoon said our itics is too divi- One of the comics page for that day was the same sive; name-call- president’s earli- on that ran Thursday. I was shocked, ing isn’t helpful; est political men- certain the caller had labeling people tors was the late made a mistake. doesn’t solve Frank Marshall No, the mistake was problems. Davis. Is it unciv- on our end. After I apol- In his com- il to point that ogized to the caller, I m e n c e m e n t out and to ask checked with the pro- address to Uni- what influence duction department versity of Michi- Davis’ activism chief. Surely his press gan graduates Cal still has on the crew had accidentally recently, the Thomas is president’s poli- picked up the plate from president said, a columnist cies? The back- Daniel the previous day and put “We’ve got politi- grounds of other Baker is ed- it on the press. cians calling with Tribune Obama associ- itor of La- No, he showed me the Another bubble inflating? each other all Media Serv- ates, including Grange negative with the time it The Democrats’ narrative about sorts of unflat- ices. Bill Ayers and Daily News. was sent to his computer the financial crisis of 2008 (and the Mona Charen is a tering names. Rev. Jeremiah – 6 a.m. Friday – the time justification for financial reform) columnist with Cre- Pundits and talking Wright, are better that I had sent the comics page off to be goes like this: Investment bankers, ators Syndicate. heads shout at each known. prepared for the press. typified by Goldman Sachs, manip- other. The media tends Harold Koh is a high- I could only shake my head. We had ulated markets, bamboozled to play up every hint of ranking legal adviser in had some problems with the comics investors, and in their greed, man- conflict, because it the State Department page in recent months, but we thought aged to bring the entire economy to makes for a sexier story and an advocate of we had a system of checks and balances its knees. The solution is more stren- – which means anyone “transnational jurispru- to minimize those errors. uous government regulation. Repub- that people assume cannot fail – interested in getting cov- dence,” which super- The person who normally sends the licans, who are beholden to Wall municipal bonds. They are risk free, erage feels compelled to sedes national laws and, comics page to be prepared for the press Street, are blocking reform. investors have long been assured, make the most outra- according to National comes to work later on Fridays, so her The Democrats excel at present- because the cities and states that geous comments.” Review, “assumes Amer- backup gets that task. In this case, it was ing legislative tableaux with predi- issue them would do anything to All true. In our 2008 ica’s political and eco- me. I looked at the printout she had left, gested morals: Stern Democratic avoid default. Besides, “they … have book, “Common nomic interdependence noted the date on the top was Friday lawmaker grills slippery Wall Street a captive source of endless funds … Ground: How to Stop with other nations oper- and checked the horoscope on that page executive. Democrats for the people; State and local governments … can the Partisan War That Is ating within the interna- to make sure it was for Friday also. Republicans for the fat cats. always tax their residents and busi- Destroying America,” tional legal system.” In It was, so I hit Send. The page was on Do people really buy this any- nesses to pay the bills.” Democrat Bob Beckel other words, America its way to be made into a negative, con- more? Everyone I know who works Between 2000 and 2008, states and I say the same isn’t special and should verted into a metal plate and placed on on Wall Street is a Democrat. Anec- were rolling in cash, pulling in tax thing. The difference is be on the level of every the press. dotes are not evidence, but consider revenues that outpaced inflation by that we – in our person- other nation. Koh was Unfortunately, I had sent Thursday’s this: According to the Center for 15 percent. But instead of using this al appearances and in also reported by the page instead of Friday’s. How, I do now Responsive Politics, Democrats windfall to reduce their debts, states our biweekly USA Web site Jihad Watch to know. But I did. received $11.3 million in contribu- continued to spend freely, particu- Today column – actual- have advocated the use The gentleman who called Friday tions from hedge funds in 2008. larly on expensive union contracts, ly try to find solutions to of Sharia law in appro- afternoon wasn’t the first to complain. Republicans got $5.9 million. Some education, and Medicaid. When the problems. We often priate cases inside the Several others let us know by phone critics of the Dodd bill note that it recession began, Gelinas notes, compromise, though not United States. and e-mail. I admitted to the callers that would give broad discretion to the “state and local officials should have on our principles. Does it coarsen politi- I was to blame for not getting the right FDIC and a new regulator to decide realized that hard fiscal times were Part of the reason for cal dialogue to mention comics page, crossword puzzle and which firms would be bailed out and coming and begun cutting back … the intense dislike of this that people hired by the horoscope in the paper. I jokingly told which would not. That isn’t so much Instead they kept on spending, and president by some on Obama administration them they were welcome to come shoot preventing another crisis as institu- borrowed to do it.” States are now the right is their belief hold radical views that me for making such a mistake. No one tionalizing “too big to fail.” The deeply in debt. The most extreme that he used a longing might not be in the best took me up on that, although one caller moral hazard problem – i.e., encour- cases – California, New York, and among the public for interests of the United thought I was making light of the error. aging risky practices with the implic- New Jersey – are well known. But civil discourse to get States? Absolutely not. Newspaper folks don’t it or explicit promise of a bailout – the average state now owes 2.1 per- elected, but then quickly If this president were like to make errors. While everyone remains. cent of its residents’ annual income. abandoned that laud- really committed to eas- makes mistakes, ours are out there for Further, the Dodd bill – and the The 2009 stimulus bill only exac- able goal in pursuit of ing the tension and poi- all to see. Television and radio folks Democrats’ narrative – completely erbated the problem by pumping what is arguably the soned rhetoric in our might slip up, but their words are gone omits the role of government in the $200 billion in “reality-distorting most radical left agenda politics, he could start almost immediately – unless someone financial debacle. Neither Fannie funds” into state and municipal cof- in the history of our by fulfilling a promise to records it. Not so with newspapers. You Mae nor Freddie Mac is mentioned fers, delaying the reckoning and per- nation. reduce the number of can hold it in your hand. It’s there in in the legislation. But the incentives mitting states to continue their reck- Here, the words of the abortions in America. black and white, and sometimes in large created by government, specifically less spending. late John Mitchell, He has said he wants to type. the sustained push through law and What will happen when states can Richard Nixon’s dis- do so, but has done The late newspaper humorist Lewis regulation to provide mortgages to no longer sustain the public employ- graced attorney general, nothing yet to make it Grizzard once was asked about errors more and more uncreditworthy bor- ee pensions and health benefits, the seem appropriate. In the happen. To many con- in newspapers. With his typical skewed rowers, created the conditions for the Medicaid payments, and the educa- midst of the growing servatives – especially perspective, he said, “It only costs 25 housing bubble and for its eventual tion spending? Gelinas offers a Watergate scandal, social conservatives – cents. What do you expect? Perfection?” crash. The wizards of Wall Street glimpse of a possible future in the Mitchell advised the abortion remains the Even with the current price of 50 may have concocted exotic ways to case of Vallejo, California. The city press, “Watch what we most important issue. cents, some might agree with Grizzard. make money by betting on the for- declared bankruptcy in 2008 to do, not what we say.” Without passing a law, But no matter if a paper costs 5 cents tunes of the real estate market, but escape from crippling union con- The same standard or a Supreme Court or $5, newspaper folks want it to be it was the politicians who first desta- tracts. Vallejo was successful, but in should be applied to the decision, the president right. We don’t always achieve perfec- bilized that market. the process, it delayed payments on Obama administration. could reduce abortions tion, but that’s our goal. Let’s stipulate that the masters of its bonds for three years. Other bond- The president talks a by advocating that more I told one reader by way of explana- the universe on Wall Street may holders might not be so lucky. It’s not great game about civili- information, especially tion – not as an excuse – that we have deserve flaying, and sensible reform hard, Gelinas writes “to imagine ty, the corrosive lan- sonogram pictures, be three editors with jobs and duties they requiring more transparency and some future mayor convincing a guage of politics and the placed in the hands of didn’t have six months ago. I am one of limiting leverage is well and good. bankruptcy judge that it’s only fair self-absorbed media that pregnant women so those three. With that much change, But when the federal budget deficit for bondholders, along with union promotes conflict, not their “choice” will be there are bound to be bumps in the road stands at $1.5 trillion, the spectacle members, to take big cuts in a solutions. But President fully informed. as we adjust to our new roles. And, of congressmen and senators wax- restructuring.” Obama’s policies and On this one issue, the unfortunately, some of those bumps ing indignant about the irresponsi- When Democrats preen that they behavior and the people president would have come in the form of mistakes. We cer- bility of others is a bit much. are fighting for the average guy, ask who populate his the full support of the tainly don’t make them on purpose, and Leaders have a responsibility to be this: When they vastly overspend, administration suggest pro-life community. we gnash our teeth when they happen. prudent with the taxpayers’ money. what happens to the ordinary person he isn’t serious. Many in Politically, he would do Martin Farquhar Tupper, a 19th cen- At least Wall Street trades are who dutifully pays his taxes and pru- his administration are himself much good, tury English writer, once said, “Error is between consenting parties. But dently invests in “safe” municipal radical leftists. while simultaneously a hardy plant: it flourisheth in every when politicians gamble with tax- bonds? Don’t take my word diffusing one of the soil.” payer money, it’s different. We don’t for it. Perform a simple most contentious issues He’s right. And that soil for error is willingly sign on to these bets. Yet by Google search by typing since the Vietnam War. certain fertile in newspaper offices. their profligacy, elected officials are “Obama’s radical czars.” Doing so would mean Will errors ever be banished com- placing our financial futures at LaGrange Read their backgrounds. he is serious in what he pletely from this newspaper or any severe risk. Van Jones, Obama’s for- says. Perhaps it’s better other publication? Given the human ele- Nicole Gelinas, writing in City Daily News mer “green czar,” was to listen less, and ment, I don’t think so. But that doesn’t Journal, sketches what may be the an admitted communist. instead take John mean we won’t keep striving toward next crash to rock our world. It’s EDITORIAL BOARD Mark Lloyd, the presi- Mitchell’s advice and that goal. We want it to be right. another investment, like housing, Lynn McLamb, Publisher Daniel Baker, Editor dent’s “diversity czar” at watch what he does. LaGrange Daily News Diversions Monday,May 10, 2010 - 7

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HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

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MUTTS Patrick McDonnell ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman

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Ad goes here 8 - Monday,May 10, 2010 Local, National LaGrange Daily News White flight? Suburbs I Fo od-service Snapshot lose young whites to cities inspections Explanations: WASHINGTON (AP) – effective governance.” Texas, shows that the old Here is an explanation of food serv- White flight? In a reversal, Suburbs still tilt white. urban stereotypes no ice inspection violations used by Troup America’s suburbs are now But, for the first time, a longer apply,” he said. County Health Department. more likely to be home to majority of all racial and The findings are part of 1. Food-borne illness risk factors and minorities, the poor and a ethnic groups in large Brookings’ broad demo- public health interventions: Risk fac- rapidly growing older pop- metro areas live outside the graphic portrait of Ameri- tors are food preparation practices and ulation as many younger, city. Suburban Asians and ca since 2000, when the employee behaviors most commonly Hispanics already had country experienced the reported to the Centers for Disease educated whites move to Control and Prevention as contributing cities for jobs and shorter topped 50 percent in 2000, attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a factors in food-borne illness outbreaks. commutes. and blacks joined them by historic boom in housing Public health interventions are control An analysis of 2000-2008 2008, rising from 43 per- prices and the worst eco- measures to prevent illness or injury. census data by the Brook- cent in those eight years. nomic downturn since the 2. Good retail practices are preven- ings Institution highlights The suburbs now have Great Depression. tive measures to control the introduc- the demographic “tipping the largest poor popula- Calling 2010 the “decade tion of pathogens, chemicals and phys- points” seen in the past tion in the country. They of reckoning,” the report Kaleb White, father Kerry White and moth- ical objects into foods. decade and the looming are home to the vast urges policymakers to shed er Renee White had fun on the beach at N/A, not available problems in the 100 largest majority of baby boomers outdated notions of Ameri- Tybee Island and visited Savannah. They These are the most recent inspec- metropolitan areas, which age 55 to 64, a fast-grow- ca’s cities and suburbs and tions:I traveled to Richmond Hill to watch the Church’s Chicken, 213 New represent two-thirds of the ing group that will strain work quickly to address the Troup High School baseball team, which Franklin Road, LaGrange U.S. population. social services after the coming problems caused won its first-round playoff game. The team Date inspected: April 27 The findings could offer first wave of boomers by the dramatic shifts in Score: 90, A; Previous score: 92, A an important road map as turns 65 next year. population. advances to the second round at Tiger Risk factors political parties, including Analysts attribute the Among its recommenda- IField beginning Wednesday. Comments: Need towels at employ- the tea party movement, racial shift to suburbs in tions: affordable housing ‘Snapshot’ features photos of neighborhood ees’ hand sink. seek to win support in sub- many cases to substantial and social services for older gatherings and club and social events. Send pho- Good retail practices urban battlegrounds in the shares of minorities leaving people in the suburbs; bet- tographs to ‘Snapshot,’ LaGrange Daily News, P.O. Comments: Keep bags of food in fall elections and beyond. cities, such as blacks from ter transit systems to link Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Daniel Baker freezer closed. Repair walls and miss- at dbaker@ lagrangenews.com, or bring it to our In 2008, Barack Obama New Orleans in the after- cities and suburbs; and a ing grout on floors. Shield lights in office at 105 Ashton St. carried a substantial share math of Hurricane Katrina new federal Office of New kitchen.I Hog Heaven, Red Rooster, 2240 of the suburbs, partly with in 2005. Whites, too, are Americans to serve the West Point Road, LaGrange the help of minorities and driving the trend by return- education and citizenship Date inspected: April 28 immigrants. ing or staying put in larger needs of the rapidly grow- Marine group Score: 95, A; Previous score: 93, A The analysis provides the cities. ing immigrant community. Risk factors freshest detail on the Washington, D.C., and Other findings: Comments: None nation’s growing race and Atlanta posted the largest I About 83 percent of the elects officers Good retail practices age divide, which is now increases in white share U.S. population growth Comments: Need sneeze guard on feeding tensions in Arizona since 2000, each up 5 per- since 2000 was minority, From staff reports privileged children in dessert bar. Cover foods in freezer. over its new immigration centage points to 44 per- part of a trend that will see The PFC George the Troup County area. RepairI freezer door gaskets. law. cent and 36 percent, minorities become the Eiland Detachment No. The Marines solicit new Hog Heaven, 1302 Lafayette Parkway, LaGrange Ten states, led by Ari- respectively. Other white majority by midcentury. 1040 of the Marine toys from residents and turns them over to serv- Date inspected: April 29 zona, surpass the nation in gains were seen in New Across all large metro Corps League in Score: 99, A; Previous score: 96, A a “cultural generation gap” York, San Francisco, areas, the majority of the LaGrange has named ice organizations in the Risk factors in which the senior popu- Boston and cities in anoth- child population is now officers for the upcom- area for distribution to Comments: None lations are disproportion- er seven of the nation’s 100 nonwhite. ing year. those children and fam- Good retail practices I ilies who are in need at ately white and children are largest metro areas. The suburban poor Elected officers are: IComments: Clean trays in warmer. mostly minority. “A new image of urban grew by 25 percent commandant, Jim Sex- Christmas. Ryan’s Family Steak House, 1509 This gap is pronounced America is in the making,” between 1999 and 2008 – ton; senior vice com- The local detachment Lafayette Parkway, LaGrange in suburbs of fast-growing said William H. Frey, a five times the growth rate mandant, Johnny Grig- is named for a young Date inspected: May 3 areas in the Southwest, demographer at Brookings of the poor in cities. City gs; junior vice comman- Troup County Marine Score: 85, B; Previous score: 92, A including those in Florida, who co-wrote the report. residents are more likely to dant, Jim Hethcox; who died of wounds Risk factors Comments: Cooler holding food at California, Nevada and “What used to be white live in “deep” poverty,while judge advocate, Graden received in the battle of Iwo Jima in World War 50 degrees; all food removed. Texas. flight to the suburbs is turn- a higher share of suburban Loveless; and immedi- Good retail practices “A new metro map is ing into ‘bright flight’ to residents have incomes just ate past commandant, II. He is buried in the Comments: Keeps bags of food in emerging in the U.S. that cities that have become below the poverty line. Bill Newman. Shadowlawn Cemetery freezers closed. Leak in sink in dish- challenges conventional magnets for aspiring young I For the first time in sev- Appointed officers are in LaGrange and is hon- washingI room. Clean vent hood. thinking about where we adults who see access to eral decades, the popula- adjutant/paymaster ored every year by the Wendy’s, 1511 Lafayette Parkway, live and work,” said Alan knowledge-based jobs, tion is growing at a faster Bernard Bledsoe; chap- local Marines on Memo- LaGrange Berube, research director public transportation and a rate than households, due lain, Dalton Hammett; rial Day. Date inspected: May 3 with the Metropolitan Poli- new city ambiance as an to delays in marriage, and sergeant at arms, I Honorably dis- Score: 92, A; Previous score: 91, A cy Program at Brookings, attraction.” divorce and births as well George Carpenter. charged Marines who Risk factors a nonpartisan think-tank “This will not be the as longer life spans. People One of the league’s want to become a part Comments: None of the league may call Good retail practices based in Washington. “The future for all cities, but this living alone and nonmar- primary annual opera- Comments: Label bulk containers of old concepts of suburbia, pattern in front runners like ried couple families are tions is the Toys For Sexton at (706-882) food in cooler. Keep bags of food in Sun Belt and Rust Belt are Atlanta, Portland, Ore., among the fastest-growing Tots campaign which 0578 for more informa- freezer closed. Clean bottom of freez- outdated and at odds with Raleigh, N.C., and Austin, in suburbs. collects toys for under- tion. er.

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Photos by Eddie Sherrer TheCavs Callaway Cavaliers celebrate after beating Union take County 3-1 in Game 3 of their Class AA Game playoff series. Callaway will visit Calhoun in the second 3 round.

By Kevin Eckleberry Sports Editor The Callaway Cavaliers have won a lot of games over the years by pitching well, coming through with clutch hits, and playing su- perb defense. They used that formula to perfection on Saturday in the third and deciding game of their Class AA playoff series against Union County. Tanner Thompson pitched five terrific in- nings, Dominique Smed- ley had a two-run home run, and the defense made all the plays in a 3-1 vic- tory. “You get a couple of big hits, and just play defense Chris Laye scores a run in the second inning after Tan- and throw strikes and ner Thompson reached on a bunt. hope it’s enough,” said Callaway advances to Callaway had to go the Callaway coach Dusty the second round where it distance to dispatch a ca- Hubbard, whose team im- play Calhoun in a best-of- pable Union County proved to 19-8. three series. squad. Dominique Smedley is congratulated by coach Dusty Hubbard after hitting a It was enough to keep That series begins the Cavaliers’ season alive. Wednesday in Calhoun. EE PAGE home run in the third inning. S CALLAWAY, 10 I Warriors survive in opener Roundup Tucker fifth at state

From staff reports LaGrange’s Danelle Tucker raced to a fifth-place finish at the state track meet on Saturday in Albany. Also for LaGrange, KaBrenna Smith finished Mallory McGowan scores the second goal Saturday. eighth in the shot put. By Kevin Eckleberry In tennis on Saturday, Sports Editor I LaGrange High’s boys’ With each passing minute, Soccer team saw its season come the tension level was amped AA state tournament. to a close with a loss to up a few degrees. FPD came into the game Riverwood in the state This was a game the La- with a 3-10-1 record, while semifinals. Grange Academy Lady War- LaGrange was 14-4-1. In Albany, Tucker raced riors figured to win with What looked like a mis- in the 100-meter dash ease, but as the second half match on paper was any- qualifying race on Friday rolled along, they were stuck thing but, though. to advance to the finals. in a scoreless tie with First “We were expecting them In the finals, Tucker Presbyterian Day School to put up a good fight, but it Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News posted a time of 12.4 sec- from Hinesville in the open- onds to finish fifth and ing round of the GISA Class The LaGrange Academy Lady Warriors celebrate a Meg Middlebrooks goal SEE SOCCER, PAGE 10 during the second half of Saturday’s 2-0 win in the GISA state tournament. SEE ROUNDUP, PAGE 10 LaGrange Daily News 10 - Monday,May 10, 2010 Sports

Tigers’ final run

Photos by Jill Littlefield At top, theTroupTigers run across the field to greet their fans following Friday’s 6-1 loss to St. Pius in the third round of the ClassAAAstate playoffs.TheTigers wrapped up the finest season in school history that included a pair of state-tournament wins.Above left, senior Jake Lawhorn is congratulated after scoring Troup’s goal.Above right, Troup’s Jordan Vann, Woosang Kim and Cole Littlefield converge on the ball.

I CALLAWAY FROM 9 SOCCER FROM 9 Sports briefs After winning the series opener 2-1, was a lot tougher than we Callaway lost the second game 12-2. expected,” admitted La- In Game 3, Hubbard gave the ball to Grange Academy goal Braves fall Thompson, a senior right-hander who keeper Jesse Cody said. has thrown plenty of big games over The Lady Warriors the years. found a way to win, Thompson rose to the occasion. though, and that’s all that to Phillies He made it through the first five in- matters this time of year. nings unscathed, and he gave up a solo Meg Middlebrooks gave the Lady Warriors their PHILADELPHIA (AP) – picked a big tournament for home run to Brady McCarter in the much-awaited first goal Placido Polanco, Jayson his first PGA Tour victory. bottom of the sixth inning. late in the second half to Werth and Shane Victorino The South African fin- Hubbard then turned the game over make it a 1-0 game, and homered, Cole Hamels sur- ished off a record 36-hole to freshman left-hander Kane Keith, Mallory McGowan vived a shaky start and the comeback at the TPC Saw- who followed up his dominant Game 1 capped the scoring with Philadelphia Phillies' grass with a 5-under 67 to performance with two scoreless in- time running down to give bullpen hung on to beat the rally from seven shots be- nings to get the save. her team a 2-0 victory. Atlanta Braves 5-3 on Sun- hind on the weekend and Thompson said he stepped to the KevinEckleberry / Daily News LaGrange Academy ad- day. win The Players Champi- mound “with the mentality thinking vances to Saturday’s Hamels (3-2) struggled onship over hard-luck that nobody’s better. Nobody can beat Callaway’s Tanner Thompson pitched quarterfinal round. on a chilly afternoon at Cit- Robert Allenby. you. That’s what I think when I go out five solid innings to get the win on Sat- there.” “It’s a good win, and we’ll izens Bank Park, allowing Clark played the final 26 urday against Union County. Thompson won both games in the be able to build on this,” three runs and eight hits in holes without a bogey,surg- that worked out fine. series. coach Mike Petite said. “I five innings. He walked ing into the lead with four One of the best defensive plays of the In Game 1, he picked up the victory think they learned that you four and struck out five. straight birdies around the in relief of Keith. game came in the bottom of the third. have to be ready to go.” Chad Durbin relieved turn. He finished at 16- “I couldn’t be prouder of Tanner,” With runners on first and second, Middlebrooks’ goal Hamels and pitched two in- under 272. Hubbard said. “How often do see a guy McCarter hit a ground ball to third gave the Lady Warriors a nings, striking out four of I Denny NASCAR: get two wins in one series?” base that was scooped up by Tavin huge lift. the six batters he faced. Hamlin became the first The Cavaliers did all of their scoring Thompson. Senior Molly McGowan Jose Contreras got three driver in 17 years to sweep in the second and third innings. Thompson stepped on third for the made a run, and the ball outs and Brad Lidge threw the Sprint Cup and Nation- In the top of the second, Chris Laye first out, and he threw to first to com- ended up at the foot of a perfect ninth for his first wide events at Darlington doubled, and he later scored when plete the double play. Middlebrooks, who banged regular-season save since Raceway, an achievement Thompson placed a perfect bunt down “My brother helped me out on that the ball into the left side of Sept. 20. even more remarkable the the third-base line for a single. one,” Tanner Thompson said. the net. I Dal- since he was on the operat- PERFECT GAME: Thompson credited Hubbard for Tanner Thompson got the final out of “I felt like it took the las Braden pitched the 19th ing table on March 31 to fix making the decision to bunt. the inning on a ground ball, and the weight off our shoulders,” perfect game in major an ACL tear in his left knee. “He looked at the third baseman and Cavs still had the 3-0 lead. Middlebrooks said. “We league history, a dazzling Still, less than two weeks saw that the third baseman was play- Union County didn’t threaten in the finally got a one-goal lead. performance for the Athlet- later, Hamlin was back in ing back, and he had faith in me to fourth or fifth innings, but when It lifted us up. I think I ics in a 4-0 victory over the his No. 11 Toyota and bunt,” Thompson said “It was a great Thompson gave up the home run in the was in the right place at Tampa Bay Rays. barely missing a shift. Ham- call.” sixth, Hubbard figured it was time to the right time, and I made Braden threw his arms in lin says the racing helps The Cavaliers capped the scoring an go to his freshman ace. the right run. We practice the air after Gabe Kapler with the knee's recovery. inning later, with Tavin Thompson Keith retired all three batters he that all the time, so it’s grounded out to shortstop Hamlin out-raced JGR reaching on a base hit, and Smedley faced in the sixth, and after giving up a second nature to make for the final out. It was the teammate Kyle Busch to following with a laser-shot over the leadoff single in the seventh, he set the run.” majors' first perfect game take the Royal Purple 200 left-field fence for his second home run down the next three batters to end it. Mallory McGowan, one since Mark Buehrle did it on Friday night. of the series. “I’m always glad to give it to Kane,” of the team’s leading scor- for the White Sox against At Saturday's Southern “I was sitting on fastball, and it Tanner Thompson said. “I believe in ers, scored minutes later the Rays on July 23, and the 500, Hamlin moved to the ended up going out,” Smedley said. him.” to give the Lady Warriors second no-hitter this season front late in the race and That was it for the Cavs. When Keith got the final out, the a big insurance goal. after Colorado’s Ubaldo held on while prime con- They didn’t come close to scoring Cavs celebrated a job well-done. Cody said it was impor- Jimenez pulled it off in At- tenders Jeff Gordon and again. “I think everybody had a good time,” tant to win to allow the lanta on April 17. Jeff Burton made pit errors That meant it was up to the pitchers Smedley said. “We had a good crowd, seniors to keep their sea- I Tim Clark sure to fall back. GOLF: and the defenders behind them, and and it was a big win for us.” sons alive. “We really wanted to of Rutland. “The word seventh, the Tigers give our seniors another PLAYOFFS FROM 9 we’ve gotten from every- scratched across a pair of game,” Cody said. “We body is that they’re very runs to tie it. wanted to win it for Troup will host a dou- capable.” Eric Escobedo singled them.” bleheader on Wednesday The same goes for the and Butts doubled, and I LAFAYETTE CHRIS- at 4 p.m., with a third Tigers, who were ex- Jackson Oliver’s ground- The Cougars hung TIAN: game, if needed, set for tremely impressive in out brought in the third tough against the state’s Thursday at 4:30 p.m. their opening series, run. top-ranked GISA Class A Also this week, the Call- They rode the arm of With two outs, Garrett team, but they were unable away Cavaliers will con- Josh King to a 5-2 victory Cole’s grounder was mis- to pull of the upset in the tinue their playoff run in the first game, and they played at third, allowing first round of the playoffs. with a difficult second- staged a late rally to win the tying run to scored. The Cougars led 1-0 at round assignment. 5-4 in eight innings in the In the eighth, McClurg the half, but Pinecrest Callaway will visit the second game. led off with a perfectly- scored six goals in the sec- Calhoun Yellow Jackets, After scoring two runs Josh King pitched the Troup Tigers past Richmond Hill placed bunt for a single, ond half to take the 6-2 win. who are 27-0 after sweep- in the seventh inning to in the first game of Friday’s state-playoff series. and pinch-hitter Howard Nathan Chola scored a ing Westminster in the tie it, freshman Brandon schedule we’ve played “Josh pitched well,” Mingo later scored on goal in the first half to first round. Butts’ RBI single in the that helps us come back Garner said. “He out- Butts’ clutch hit. give the Cougars a 1-0 The teams will play a bottom of the eighth gave and win some games like pitched that lefty.” As for the Cavaliers, lead at the break. doubleheader Wednesday Troup the dramatic win. this,” Garner said. “They Jim Reed and Josh King they made the most of “Here’s a team that has- at 4 p.m., and the if-game Another freshman, Gar- never quit.” each had a pair of hits, in- their home playoff series, n’t trailed all year, and we is scheduled for 6 p.m. rett McClurg, pitched two In Game 1, King was on cluding RBI doubles, in and now it will get ready had them 1-0 at the half,” In Class AAA, Rutland scoreless innings to get top of his game. the first game, and Rus for a stern road test. Lafayette Christian head (16-11) made it look easy the victory. The senior right-hander Morman had an RBI hit as “Like I told the guys, I coach Glenn Quiggle said. against Worth County. The Tigers came into the out-dueled Richmond Hill well. know who we’re playing,” After Pinecrest scored After taking the first playoffs with a pedestrian ace Kevin Matthews to In Game 2, the Tigers Hubbard said. “But we’re the first three goals of the game 9-2, the Hurricanes 13-13 record, but they’d power the Tigers. found themselves down 3- not going to fear anybody. second half, Johnny Mar- finished off the sweep played one of the state’s In the regular-season fi- 0 early, and they trailed 4- We’re going to get ready shall scored for Lafayette with a 12-2 victory. toughest schedules, and nale against Region 3- 1 going into the sixth to play. When it’s time to Christian to make it a 3-2 “They’ve got three Garner felt like that paid AAA champion Thomson, inning when they man- play ball, we’re going to game. strong arms,” Troup big dividends on Friday. Matthews had 14 strike- aged one run. go out and do what we do. The Cougars, Quiggle coach Craig Garner said “It’s a testament to the outs in a 2-0 win. Still down by two in the We’re going to play hard.” said, were still fighting. “We were really dealing state track meet on Saturday in Al- Grange High’s boys’ team saw its on Friday to advance to the fi- with them, and there was ROUNDUP FROM 9 bany. season come to a close with a nals. still about 20 minutes to From staff reports Also for LaGrange, KaBrenna loss to Riverwood in the state In the finals, Tucker posted a go,” Quiggle said. Smith finished eighth in the shot semifinals. time of 12.4 seconds to finish Pinecrest finished the LaGrange’s Danelle Tucker put. In Albany, Tucker raced in the fifth and earn a spot on the game with three goals to raced to a fifth-place finish at the In tennis on Saturday, La- 100-meter dash qualifying race podium. pull away. LaGrange Daily News Monday,May 10, 2010 - 11

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