Coal Tax Woes Impacting County

GED TESTING LEGACY OVERHAUL OF ABUSE System about to undergo Abuse hidden by Scouts also damaged big changes. INSIDE, 7A man’s family. INSIDE, 8B

The Wednesday Gleaner February 20, 2013 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY © No. 44, 129th year 75¢ Beshear Coal tax woes impacting county encouraged Frankfort about proposed legisla- ■■Judge backing legislation to replace monies tion that “would give the court the authority to replace the monies by pension that we lose that helps pay for our By Frank Boyett might bring some relief. for us because mining is still tak- blacktop … and some of the other progress [email protected] Magistrate Charles Alexander ing place in the other counties,” things that county government 270-831-8342 presided over Tuesday’s meeting whereas coal mining has largely does. It’ll give us the authority ■■ of Henderson Fiscal Court. ceased in Henderson County, al- to draw those revenues out of our Taxing Instant Continuing problems with coal “It’s going to definitely affect though there is an underground single-county funds in the event it Racing remains severance tax funding prompted our budget,” McCormick said in mine on the southern edge of the starts to affect our budget.” Judge-executive Hugh McCor- a brief explanation before he left county that has a portal in Union Single-county funds are mon- among options mick to drop the gavel Tuesday for Frankfort. “We’re starting to County. ies allocated solely for Henderson so he could rush off to Frankfort see it, and it’s going to get worse. McCormick said he had been By Roger Alford to testify on behalf of a bill that The impact’s going to be worse asked to testify at a hearing in See Court, 8A Associated Press

FRANKFORT — Gov. Steve Beshear said Tuesday he’s Out with the old encouraged that lawmakers are discussing a variety of revenue sources to bol- ster Kentucky’s financially troubled pension system for government retirees. The second-term Dem- ocrat said he’s good with one of the latest options being floated in Frank- fort, allowing slot-like machines to be installed at horse racing racetracks statewide and taxing the proceeds to generate cash for pensions. In Kentucky, actual slots are banned, but two horse tracks — including Henderson County’s Ellis Park — have installed similar “Instant Racing” machines that allow people to wager on the outcomes of past horse races. House Speaker Greg Stumbo said he believes Instant Racing could generate wagers totaling $1 billion a year if expanded to additional tracks. Tax- ing those wagers could produce some $30 million for pensions. Some lawmakers contend that the Legislature should wait on the Instant Racing proposal until the Kentucky Supreme Court Mike Lawrence / The Gleaner rules on its legality. The A Hazex Construction excavator tears into the old Dollar General Store near the intersection of Clay and U.S. 41-South Tuesday. The East-End landmark residents might remember as Dixie Mart or East ‘N Foods was vacated when the new Dollar General Market store opened on U.S. 41-South nearby. See Pensions, 8A Educators laud Operation Preparation initiative Wolf’s to reopen this By Erin Schmitt Sugg was part of aspirations are [email protected] a trio of featured sometimes to be- spring as Rockhouse 270-831-8341 speakers who talked come professional about the need for athletes because he By Chuck Stinnett somewhat expanded menu A sophomore student Operation Prepa- thinks that’s more [email protected] and a full-service bar. wants to be a veterinarian ration volunteers of an elementary 270-831-8343 The new restaurant will because she loves animals. during a Hender- mindset. feature a no-smoking envi- Yet the same student son City Lions Club “When you’re The historic Wolf’s ronment. hates science. That’s meeting Tuesday. Ryan Reusch Dawn Kelsey Sally Sugg able to talk to them Tavern and Restaurant “It’s (going to have) a where a little guidance Operation Prepa- about what exactly is making another come- family atmosphere,” Em- from a mentor who knows ration is a statewide required, said South your day-to-day back, but under a vastly bry said. the field could come in initiative that encourages Middle School Principal life is about and your oc- new concept. “Ninety-nine percent handy. professionals to meet indi- Ryan Reusch. Though the cupation, it starts to be- Three months after the of the people are (saying) “Having that science vidually with eighth-grade volunteers are supposed come real to them,” he latest incarnation of Wolf’s ‘Yay!’ to that,” he said. teacher explain to them and sophomore students to refer to the individual said. “You’re able to plant closed, the owner of Rock- “We don’t feel it’s worth it why a D in science is not to talk about college and learning plan, many are so seeds so that when they house Pizza near Robards (to permit smoking). Too going to get them into vet career paths they would knowledgeable they don’t hit the ground at the high is making plans to reopen many people don’t like it.” school, it doesn’t click,” like to pursue and what need the computer to talk school in the ninth grade, the building at First and The existing Rock- said Henderson County they need to make that specifics. they can hit the ground Green streets as Rock- house, which opened ap- High School Principal possible. Professionals The conferences help running.” house @ Wolf’s Tavern, proximately 16 years ago, Sally Sugg. “But if they meet with students for 20 focus the young teens and Henderson had the larg- perhaps in six weeks or so. will remain in operation talk to someone who is a minutes and go over the expose them to a wider est per capita volunteers Owner Lindsey Embry on U.S. 41-South, he said. veterinarian that can sit adolescent’s individual variety of career oppor- in Kentucky last year, the said Rockhouse @ Wolf’s A second Rockhouse loca- down and say these are learning plan. tunities. Reusch said it first for Operation Prepa- will feature Rockhouse’s tion operated for a while the courses you need to be The meetings are laid- still shocks him to hear ration. The state was so signature pizza and at Graham Hill but closed focusing on, that is worth back, though there is quick that even the highest per- strombolis, “which we’re it’s weight in gold.” training on the computer forming students’ career See Lions, 8A known for,” along with a See Wolf’s, 8A

INDEX Advice, 6B Exhibit celebrating 75 years to open at Audubon Park Business, 5B online Gleaner staff within the theme of the tv schedules, Comics, In www.TheGleaner.com exhibit. Classifieds S The first exhibit in a se- Other special exhib- Crosswords, ries this year celebrating its will be coming to the In Classifieds 34˚/21˚ Audubon State Park’s 75th museum throughout the Deaths, 2A Sunny and cold today, anniversary will open this year. Audubon will host Local & Region, 3A high in the low 30s; Thursday with a reception an exhibit and competi- at 5 p.m. LOTTERIES, 2A low tonight near 20. tion called “Musee” focus- “Celebrating Audubon ing on the museum and tea Movie times, 6B Freezing rain possible Past & Present” is the house in September. Sports, 1B-4B Thursday, high in the name of this exhibit that The museum is open Sudoku,D 6B upper 30s. will remain on display winter hours, Thursday Full forecast, 8B through April 7 in the mu- through Sunday, through seum. March. For the anniversary ex- For more information, Printed partially hibit, members of several contact arts educator Kim Mike Lawrence / The Gleaner on recycled different arts organiza- McGrew-Liggett by email A Fred Reeves photograph titled “The Audubon Collection” is paper tion were invited to create at [email protected] or part of the “Celebrating Audubon Past & Present” 75th Anni- versary exhibit that will be on display at Audubon State Park. Printed two-dimensional artwork by phone at 827-1893. partially on recycled paper 2A » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER Deaths Two men jailed She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Magdalene Sutton Lee Shelton. Magdalene Sutton, 75, Henderson, Survivors include two daughters, Linda Brack and her passed away at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 18, husband, Paul, of Henderson and Marilyn Willett and on theft charges 2013, at the Lucy Smith King Care Center. her husband, Mike, of Poole; three sons, Jimmy Shelton She was born in Henderson on Sept. and his wife, Diane, of Corydon, Alvie Shelton and his Gleaner staff 29, 1937, to James Issac Virgil and Gracie wife, Janie, of Spottsville and Willie “Bill” Shelton and Mae Rigdon. She was of the Pentecostal his wife, Ann, of Robards; one sister, Mary Shoulders of Two men are in custody after an alleged vehicle theft faith. Clay; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; seven early Saturday morning. In addition to her parents, she was pre- great-great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. City police charged Christopher Smith, 41, 2000 sec- ceded in death by her first husband, Sterling Lee Snod- Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Townsend Fu- tion of Old Corydon Road, with theft of an auto, theft grass, who died in 1968, and her second husband, James neral Home in Dixon. Mike Willett and Paul Brack will of a motor vehicle registration plate, failure of a non- Arvel Kennedy, who died in 1998. officiate. Burial will be in Shelton Cemetery in Sebree. owner to maintain insurance, no or expired registration Survivors include seven daughters, Ann Parrish and Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and after 8 a.m. plates and improper display of registration plates. Terrill her husband, David, Shirley Sue Wright and her husband, Thursday at the funeral home. Dixon, 41, 1500 block of Washington Street, was charged Eddie, Tonya Kay Baker and her husband, Ed, Trish Ad- Pallbearers will be Mike Hoskins, Aaron Willett, with theft of a motor vehicle registration plate. ams and her husband, Bruce, Cynthia Dickerson and Robbie Shelton, Andrew Brack, Rebecca Frias and Cori Authorities responded to the 1500 block of Washing- her husband, Jo, Shirley Lucas and Tammy Turner, all Shelton. ton Street around 4:30 a.m. Saturday after a resident in of Henderson; three sons, James Snodgrass and his wife, Honorary pallbearers will be Mark Hoskins, Carrie that area reported that her car had been stolen. Officials Rachel, of Owensboro and David Snodgrass and James Herrera, Matthew Shelton and Virgil Shelton. said the victim and Dixon live at the same residence. Kennedy, both of Henderson; 33 grandchildren; and 56 Online condolences can be made at www.townsend- Officers spotted the car on Second Street a short time great-grandchildren. funeralhomeinc.com. later. Henderson police said Smith was driving the ve- Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Tomblinson Funeral hicle. Authorities arrested Smith and Dixon. The men Home Henderson Chapel. The Rev. Bill Schwartz will Robert Eugene Fairchild were lodged at the Henderson County Detention Center. officiate. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after Robert Eugene Fairchild, 54, Henderson, died Wednes- 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. day, Feb. 13, 2013, at Henderson Nursing and Rehab. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of con- He was a laborer at Warehouse Services and was a tributions to St. Anthony’s Hospice. member of the Henderson County Diabetes Coalition. Ex-Humana manager Pallbearers will be Jeff Skaggs, Jeff Day, John Moseley He was preceded by his mother, Barbara Jean Trod- Sr., John Gilbert, Cody Pruden and David Robbins. glen Fairchild. Honorary pallbearers will be David Parrish, Bruce Survivors include his wife, Kathy Fairchild; three chil- pleads guilty to bribery Adams, Eddie Wright and Ed Baker. dren, Robert Quam Jr. of St. Louis and Wendy Cross and Online condolences may be made at www.tomblin- Brandy Spainhoward, both of Henderson; three sisters, The Associated Press in exchange for the refer- sonfuneralhome.com. Terrie Currao of New York, Patti Ingalls of North Claren- rals. don, Vt., and Cathy Croxton of Henderson; one brother, LOUISVILLE — A one-time Wegner pleaded guilty Joy A. Beard Nick Fairchild of Sun Prairie, Wis.; seven grandchildren; sales manager for Huma- in January. No sentencing nieces and nephews. na pleaded guilty Tuesday date has been set for either Joy A. Beard, 76, Henderson, passed away Monday, A life celebration will be held from noon to 5 p.m. to taking part in a bribery man. Feb. 18, 2013, at Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco, Texas. Saturday at Thomason’s Banquet Hall, 702 Atkinson St. scheme that netted the par- Cutler & Associates She was born Feb. 12, 1937, in Evansville, to the late Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contri- ticipants more than $2 mil- President Shep Cutler and Robert and Louise McMahon. She spent many hours vol- butions to St. Anthony’s Hospice or Diabetes Coalition. lion from a South Carolina a business associate, Dan unteering at the Humane Society of Henderson County. Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel is in company for steering in- McNerney, were named as She also enjoyed traveling with her husband, Don, in charge of arrangements. surance brokers their way. participants in court pro- their RV. Glenn A. Fine, 56, of ceedings. Joy is survived by her husband of 17 years, Don Beard; Howard L. Belcher Louisville entered the Attempts to contact Mc- one daughter, Karen Duncan and her husband, Gene, plea in U.S. District Court Nerney were unsuccessful of Henderson; one son, Gary Ellis and his wife, Terri, MORGANTOWN, Ky. — Howard L. Belcher, 89, Morgantown, in Louisville after paying Tuesday. of Atlanta; and three grandchildren, Matt and Sarah died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, at the Morgantown Care and $100,000 in restitution, Cutler was no longer Duncan and Kate Wright. Rehab Center. which will go to Humana listed as company presi- Private services will be held at a later date. He was a member of the Elks Club No. 206 in Hender- after sentencing and for- dent on Tuesday. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of con- son for 42 years, a World War II U.S. Army veteran and feiting $900,000. An email sent to an ad- tributions to the Humane Society of Henderson County. a bartender for 25 years. Fine and 48-year-old dress previously listed for Alexander East Funeral Home in Evansville is in He was preceded in death by his wife, Ella M. Belcher; James Albert Wegner Jr., him was not immediately charge of arrangements. and his parents, Oscar V. and Mattie L. Pierson Belcher. of New Port Richie, Fla., returned. Online condolences may be made at www.Alexan- Survivors include one niece, Francis Johnson of Mor- told prosecutors they took Neither Cutler nor Mc- derEastChapel.com. gantown. money from Cutler & As- Nerney had been charged Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Smith Funeral Home sociates of Columbia, S.C., as of Tuesday. Shirley Jane Leachman McGuire in Morgantown. Brother Alvin Jones will officiate. Burial will follow in London-Tyree Cemetery. Shirley Jane Leachman McGuire, 62, Henderson, died Friends may call after 8 a.m. today at the funeral home. Friday, Feb. 15, 2013. Brevities She was a member of Liberty Missionary Baptist Rankin J. Redman Jr. Church in Evansville. She was employed by Zenders Henderson County available at http://kylions. Properties in Indianapolis for several years. PALM BAY, Fla. — John Redman of Palm Bay, formerly of Hen- Diabetes Education and auctionanything.com: El- She was preceded in death by her husband, David Lee derson, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at his home. Support Group going to vis guitar glass dish, salt/ McGuire; and her parents, Lockie Jackson Leachman He was a 50-year member of the Professional Golfers April through September pepper shakers, University and Jiles Alfred Leachman. Association of America. John was a protégé of Tommy schedule. No meeting this of Kentucky framed print Survivors include one daughter, Johnette Leachman of Armour and traveled the world teaching golf to kings, month. “A Boy ... A Ball ... And A Evansville; one sister, Edna Young of Evansville; three presidents, professional athletes, movie stars, astronauts Dream,” Sierra Club back- brothers, William Henry Leachman of Evansville, Joseph and other celebrities. The golf ball that Alan Shepard Former Kusan and pack, Henderson County A. Leachman of Indianapolis and Samuel W. Leachman hit off the moon belonged to John. He was credited by Aeroquip employees golf shirt, 50-pound bag of California; nieces and nephews. Paul Azinger as making it possible for him to win the breakfast meeting, 8 a.m. of fertilizer, antique sew- Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Liberty Missionary PGA and other tournaments. He was named one of the today, Eastgate Family ing rocker, two-burner Baptist Church in Evansville. Burial will be in Fernwood 50 greatest golf teachers of all time. Restaurant. gas grill, University of Cemetery in Henderson. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Kentucky walking cane, Friends may call after 11 a.m. Friday at the church. Rankin Redman Sr.; and one sister, Tiddley. Corydon Masonic framed horse print, wom- Mason Brothers Memorial Chapel is in charge of ar- Survivors include one daughter, Mary Redman Butch- Lodge No. 799 meeting, en’s Calvin Klein sunglass- rangements. er of Cocoa, Fla.; one son, John “Bo” Redman and his 7 p.m. Thursday; meal es, bird feeder, anteater wife, Nancy, of Fairhope, Ala.; five grandsons; and one served at 6 p.m. All Master head necklace, walnut/ Margie Shelton great-grandson. Masons welcome. cherry/oak box, person- North Brevard Funeral Home in Titusville, Fla., is in alized jigsaw puzzle, as- Margie Shelton, 88, Cairo, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, charge of arrangements. Items featured tonight sorted football cards, quilt at St. Mary’s Medical Center in Evansville. Online condolences may be left at www.northbre- on the annual Henderson rack, Sentry Safe, brass She was a housewife and was of the Pentecostal faith. vardfuneralhome.com. Lions Club auction, tele- shell dish, seven-night vised from 7-9 p.m. on In- Caribbean vacation. sight Cable 12, bidding also Funerals GE furloughs 500 workers Fire runs Curtis Bethel Adams The Associated Press Services for Curtis Bethel Adams, 81, Henderson, who Tuesday alarm, First Baptist died Saturday, will be at 11 a.m. today at Tomblinson Fu- LOUISVILLE — General Electric has furloughed about 500 City Church, returned at 5:46 neral Home Henderson Chapel. The Rev. Andy Weaver workers and temporarily stopped production of a new ■■5:39 p.m. — Fire p.m. will officiate. Burial will be in Fairmont Cemetery. refrigerator line, a hybrid water heater and a washer line. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home. The Courier-Journal cited a statement from GE that says the moves are due to a decrease in appliance sales. Terry Wayne Smith GE says second-shift production of the “french door” refrigerators will be shut down for five weeks while pro- Services for Terry Wayne Smith, 55, Waverly, who duction on the water header and washer line will stop died Friday, will be at 10 a.m. today at St. Peter’s Catholic for one week. A SCRIPPS NEWSPAPER Church in Waverly. The Revs. Freddie Byrd and Dave The Gleaner © 2012 Johnson will officiate. Burial will be in St. Peter’s Cem- Published each morning except etery. Monday by The Gleaner, at 455 Friends may call after 8 a.m. today at Whitsell Funeral Lotteries Klutey Park Plaza, Henderson KY 42420. Home in Morganfield. Contact us: KENTUCKY Pick 3-evening: 1-5-5 Periodical postage paid at Main switchboard: My 3-midday: 3-1-8 Henderson, KY 42420. William David Gibbs Cash Ball: 2-6-28-31 270-827-2000 My 3-evening: 2-3-3 Cash ball: 14 POSTMASTER Customer Service: $3.05 million Send all address changes to Services for William David Gibbs, 36, Waverly, who Kicker: 7-0-9-8-3 Lotto jackpot: 270-831-8393 5 Card Cash: AS-9C-KH-9D-JC The Gleaner, P.O. Box 4, died Thursday, will be at 4 p.m. today at Tomblinson MEGA MILLIONS Henderson, KY 42419 Weekdays: 5 a.m. — 5 p.m. Pick 4-midday: 8-5-4-4 Funeral Home Henderson Chapel. The Rev. Joe Colburn Numbers: 1-15-19-30-56 (USPS 219-440) Sat. — Sun.: 5 a.m. — noon will officiate. Pick 4-evening: 0-8-0-3 Pick 3-midday: 0-8-3 Mega Ball: 28 Friends may call after 1:30 p.m. today at the funeral Jackpot: $26 million home. Pick 3-evening: 6-1-2 Powerball jackpot: $70 EDITOR’S NOTE: Lottery play- million Wanda Sue Babb McVay ers are encouraged to double- House Cleaning CORK BAMBOO INDIANA check their numbers at the LAMINATE WOOD Services for Wanda Sue Babb McVay, 76, Clay, who Cash 5: 4-14-16-22-36 outlet where they purchased Services CERAMIC VINYL Daily 4-midday: 3-6-7-4 the ticket or at any official From Someone Yo u died Saturday, will be at 11 a.m. today at Jones & Erdman CARPET Funeral Home in Providence. Private interment will be Daily 4-evening: 1-0-2-3 lottery outlet. Can Tr ust in White Oak Cemetery in Providence. Daily 3-midday: 6-1-9 “When you think of Daily 3-evening: 9-5-5 flooring think of... Mary Cayce White Lista Lotto jackpot: $1 million ILLINOIS Sale Sale Sale Services for Mary Cayce White Lista, 85, Glen Mills, Lucky Day Lotto: 7-17-18- Clean Pa., formerly of Sturgis, who died Feb. 13, will be at 1:30 27-30 •Trained •Insured HENDERSON • NEWBURGH Sale Sale p.m. Saturday at Sullivan Baptist Church. The Rev. Dale Pick 4-midday: 1-6-5-5 Sweep Sale •Bonded 936 Eighth Street Henderson, KY Williams will officiate. Interment will be in Pythian Pick 4-evening: 0-4-6-8 February 18-23 270-827-2106 8088 Robin Hill Road Newburgh, IN Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis. Pick 3-midday: 6-2-6 www.meuthcarpets.com Sale Fall & Winter Sale Merchandise New Spring FREE Cataract Screening Super Sale Memories Buy 1

Shipment “Antiques, Gifts, Sale Get Second Sale •Are you over 50? • Purses Days Furniture, Collectibles and More” Feb. 18, 19 & 20 •Trouble with halos & glare? • Fashion & Sterling Celebrating 9 Years Item For 1 •Trouble driving at night? Silver Earring & 2011

in Business This Week! Sale % /2 Off Sale No stitches, no needles, no patcheshes Necklace Sets OFF Already Reduced WINNER 50-75 Stop By to See What’s New! Best of the Best Surgery takes about 10 minutes • Pretty Spring Scarves Winter Sale Items We Have Some Great 50% Off Items 6 Years in a Row • Crocheted Scarves David I.

Plans for the Next 9! Sale Sale Ohio Valley in Yellow, Lime Green Victoria’s Malitz, & Orange 324 N. Elm St. Boutique Eye Institute M.D. We dnesday – Saturday 321 Third St. The Gold Mine 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Schedule Your FREE Cataract Screening Today!

320 N. Elm St., Henderson, KY Sale 111 N. Main • 827-4627 www.hendersonmemories.com Mon.-Sat. 10-5 Sale Tue-Fri. 10-5; Sat. 10-3 826-5793 (812) 421-2020 CPS149210 844-0014 Mon. - Sat. 9-5 Sale Sale Sale CPS142258 www.oveye.com THE GLEANER « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 3A Local & Regional Beshear sides with law on hemp legislation grower of the plant that produc- parts, biofuels, food and lotions. ■■Governor concerned about state’s battles with drug abuse es strong fibers that were used in Stumbo said Comer hasn’t fabrics, ropes and other materi- produced any evidence to sup- By Roger Alford other law enforcement agencies concerns about an industrial als for the military. A growing port his contention about jobs. Associated Press have said hemp fields would be hemp bill that passed the Re- number of political leaders have Republican U.S. Sens. Mitch ideal places for marijuana grow- publican-led Senate last week. been calling for federal restric- McConnell and Rand Paul intro- FRANKFORT — Citing Kentucky’s ers to hide their illegal crops, House Speaker Greg Stumbo did tions to be lifted, including Re- duced legislation last week that struggles with drug abuse, Gov. given that the leaves of the plants the same last week. publican Agriculture Commis- would remove hemp from the list Steve Beshear called Tuesday for are identical. Stumbo and other lawmakers sioner James Comer. of controlled substances under lawmakers to be cautious about Kentucky Republican leaders from the state’s mountain region, Comer said lifting the ban federal law. The issue has Dem- a push to grow industrial hemp have been pushing legislation where most of Kentucky’s illegal on hemp would give Kentucky ocratic supporters in Kentucky, in Kentucky. to license and regulate hemp marijuana crop is grown, have farmers another viable crop including U.S. Rep. John Yar- “I want them to resolve any so that it could be grown if the been especially skeptical of the and would create processing muth of Louisville, a co-sponsor law enforcement concerns be- federal government were to lift hemp proposal. and manufacturing jobs with on legislation in the U.S. House fore moving ahead,” Beshear told a longstanding ban. Kentucky has an ideal climate companies that would turn the seeking to allow commercial reporters on Tuesday. Beshear is only the latest for hemp production and, dur- plant into a variety of products, hemp production. Kentucky State Police and state Democratic leader to voice ing World War II, was a leading including paper, clothing, auto The legislation is Senate Bill 50. 105 students earn Going the extra mile Cheerleaders competing medals at local Saturday band competition at Western Gleaner staff Blanchard, Andrew Sauls, Gleaner staff Skyler O’Nan, Laine A total of 105 students Skaggs, Kirk Knight and Henderson County from Henderson schools Olivia Masterson. High School is sending earned medals at Hender- ■■Three gold: Brandon two groups of cheerlead- son’s Solo and Ensemble Glazebrook ers to compete in the inau- Festival. gural KHSAA Competitive The event was hosted South Middle Cheer Championships on Saturday at North Middle School Saturday. School by middle school ■■Gold: Jewel Stone, The competition will be band directors Alex Annissa Paris, Sydney held at E.A. Diddle Arena Grimm and Paul Metzger. Peckinpaugh, Kori Mc- on Western Kentucky Uni- The students prepared Neely, Elizabeth Lepovsky, versity’s campus in Bowl- their solos and ensem- MaKenzie Burns, Maggie ing Green. bles on their own, with Morris, Zoe Green, Tavien Henderson has two minimal assistance from Reasor, Bryce Courtney, groups in two different teachers, and performed Jordan Fuller, Nick Beals, divisions that won at a re- for judges who awarded Alexandria McGan, Ally gional competition on Dec. ratings and medals. Reininga, Abigail Cal- 15 to advance to state. Broken down by school, houn, Nick Clem and Josh The super large varsity here are the students who Clem. squad competes at 12:25 earned medals: p.m. in the 2A super large Henderson County Associated Press division and the small Holy Name School High School Eddie Burnett sprawls across the engine of his 1992 Chevrolet pickup truck to work on the varsity squad competes ■■Gold: Jake Wischer, ■■One silver: Matt Utley. distributor, with his brother Tommie Burnette in Champaign, Ill., last week. “This thing’s giving at 2 p.m. in the 2A small Claudia Jennings and ■■One gold: Shelby me fits”, said Eddie Burnett, who lives in Champaign, and spells his last name differently than division. Samuel Ricketts. Buckman, Jacob Mead- his brother Tommie, who lives in Urbana. The members of the ows, Adam Smith, Ethan small varsity squad are: North Middle Lee, Trace Fuqua, Hannah Holly Backer, Bailey School Floyd, Makalah Linville, Brown, Hannah Caldwell, ■■One silver: Will Cater, Payton Lykins, Allie Jack- Briefs Brooke Hensley, Car- Brennan Laney, Cameron son, Avery Hartley, Griffin rington Mason, Casey Springer, Cody Webb, Jake Honeycutt, Tanner Jones, showcase will go to the scholarship fund, Millhof, Erin Williams, Sa- Dunham, Brooke Grillon Amy Jones, Nate Phelps, Fire destroys Green Street home according to a news release. vannah Vowels and Ashley and Kendra Sartore. Kasey Pirtle, Kalin Ford, A fire destroyed a Green Street resi- Finalists for the showcase are: Kenzie Berry. ■■One gold: Ben Hayes, Cameron Ivie, Rebecca dence early Monday morning. Gentry, Amanda McGrail, Lacie Staple- The members of the su- Olivia Sadler, Brant Ford, Lepovsky, Paige Williams, Henderson Assistant Fire Chief Marvin ton, Savannah Gilford, Ray Ligon, Chelsea per large varsity squad are: Faith Anderson, Abby Makaila Sandefur, Tyler Hancock said firefighters responded to Carr, Aaron Littrell, Tanelle Smith, Corbe Caroline Boze, Jourdan Goad, Jaycee Hobbs, Seth Powell, Emma Bowden, the one-story structure at 1140 N. Green Ashby, Wynston Presley, Jonathan Bal- Donahoo, Micah Gibson, Justice, Kelsie Hurst, Kae- Brock Dorsey, Nathaniel St., around 2 a.m. lard, Morgan Book and Baili Cox. Grace Greenwell, Hailey lynn Long, Mallory Wil- Connell. Hancock said the house was a total loss, Contestants are competing for a $1,000 Hartman, Ashton Logan, liams, Ariana Hapholdt, ■■One gold, one silver: and it’s not been determined where the grand prize. Second place receives $500, Ashlyn Matthews, Ragan Sydney Caroll, Trinity Sarah Lepovsky and Kay- fire started or what caused the blaze. third place $250 and the audience choice Moats, Alyse Nail, Cam- Hagan, Desiree Fuller, lan Boyd. No one was injured. award is also $250. ryn Payton, Shelby Powell, Lindsay Priest, Jillian ■■Two gold: Owen Win- The residences on either side of the General admission tickets are $15. Tick- Hannah Ranson, Jordan Jones, Josie Gibson, Mar- stead, Andrew Herron, burned structure sustained minor dam- ets for children 5-12 are $5 and admission Simpson, Courtney Stone, leigh Honeycutt, Paige Mitchell Powell, Katie age, Hancock said. is free for kids under 4. Tickets are sold Kayla Tennyson, Alexis Billings, Shelby Springs- Morris, Emily King, Mor- The property is owned by Erik Stinson, at Ohio Valley Financial Group and will Thomas, Kayla Todd, Bai- ton, Emma Phelps, Britani gan, Brady, Emily Lewis and occupied by Scott Vaughn, officials also be available at the door the night of ley Tomblingson, Brooke Downey, Jonothan Cook, and Jayden Lindsey. said. the performance. Vowels, Martea Wilkes Rachel McDonald, Ka- ■■Two gold, one silver: and Hailey Wolfe. leb Hilton, Judson Gager, Taylor Clapp. ‘Healthy Feet’ program on tap Container-licking employee fired Doors will open to fans Christian Hudnall, Court- ■■Three gold: Magda- at 7 a.m. and the competi- ney King, Kamryn Bridg- lena Welch and Anthony The Henderson County Family YMCA JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — A photo of a KFC em- tion starts at 8 a.m. with es, James Snow, Kaitlyn Wolf. and Methodist Hospital are teaming up ployee appearing to lick a container of the class 1A small/class Clary and Trayn Tramill. ■■Three gold, one silver: this month to present a healthy feet pro- mashed potatoes got her fired and drew 2A divisions, according to ■■Two gold: Christian Breeanna Cox. gram. quick corporate response to a Johnson the KHSAA website. Beth Taylor, a doctor of physical ther- City restaurant. The class 2A large/ apy at Methodist, will present “Healthy The Johnson City Press reported the class 2A super-large divi- Feet, Activity and Orthotics” on Feb. 28 image went viral on social media over the sions compete at 11 a.m.; Annual Lenten lunch, at 12:10 p.m. and again at 4:40 p.m. The weekend. The restaurant management re- the class 2A small/class 20-minute presentation will focus on foot ferred the newspaper’s call to KFC’s cor- 1A medium divisions at 2 health and regular activity. porate office. It’s owned by Yum Brands, p.m.; the class 1A large/ services begin today Twice a day on the last Thursday of based in Louisville, Ky. class 2A coed divisions each month, members of Methodist’s Company spokesman Rick Maynard at 5 p.m. and the class 1A Gleaner staff ■■Feb. 27: Community Therapy Services Department join the emailed the newspaper. coed/class 1A super-large Baptist Church, 1026 Peb- YMCA to bring free health information “Nothing is more important to KFC divisions at 7:30 p.m. The Henderson Coun- ble Creek Drive. to the community at the Y, according to than food safety,” Maynard wrote. “As An awards presentation ty Ministerial Associa- ■■March 6: First United a news release. soon as our franchisee became aware of will follow each competition will begin its annual Methodist Church, 338 Topics scheduled for 2013 at the YMCA the issue, immediate action was taken. tion block. ecumenical Lenten Lunch Third St. include healthy hands, ergonomics, aquat- The franchisee’s investigation confirmed Tickets to the event are Series and Holy Week ■■March 13: Presbyteri- ic therapy, core strength, fall prevention, the photos were taken after the restau- $10, with kids 10 and under Services that takes place an Church of Henderson, back health and weight training. People rant was closed and none of the food was admitted free. at several different local 100 S. Main St. interested do not need to be a member to served. The employee involved was im- A single ticket is valid churches today at First ■■March 20: St. Paul’s attend the free, monthly events. mediately terminated.” for the entire day’s com- Christian Church. Episcopal Church, 5 S. Her name wasn’t revealed. petition with no re-entry. All of the services ex- Green St. ‘Got Talent’ set Saturday night After the photo was posted online, nu- Tickets may be purchased cept the Easter sunrise ■■March 28 (Maundy merous comments followed; some con- at the gate. service will begin at noon, Thursday): Zion United Some of Henderson’s most talented demning the stunt, others defending the Live video coverage of with a light lunch imme- Church of Christ, 437 First St. folks will take the stage Saturday night person pictured. the championships will diately following at 12:30 ■■March 29 (Good Fri- at the Henderson Fine Arts Center. Maynard’s email to the newspaper said be provided by iHigh.com p.m. An offering collected day): Holy Name of Jesus Ohio Valley’s Got Talent Showcase will the corporation dispatched operations and available through at lunch goes to the Minis- Catholic Church, 511 Sec- begin at 7 p.m. The program is sponsored and quality assurance teams to the res- free access at www.kh- terial Association’s Good ond St. by Rotary Colonels 2 College, a nonprofit taurant on North Roan Street in Johnson saa.tv.com. Championship Samaritan fund. ■■March 31 (Easter sun- organization that provides scholarship City to “reinforce and retrain on KFC’s photos will be available for Here’s the schedule: rise service): Methodist funds for Henderson County High School high operating standards.” purchase following the ■■Today: First Christian Hospital, Family Garden students who will attend Henderson event at www.khsaapho- Church, 830 S. Green St. Area, 6:30 a.m. Community College. Proceeds from the Staff and wire reports tos.org. Reland, Specializing in... A & F Cheer On Your Team... Teleflora’s Concrete Removal Services Be Happy® Bouquet Need Auto & Replacement Auto Body CRAZY COLLEGE Hauling & Excavating & Paint • Concrete ~ Demolition Insurance? We can & Installation SAVINGS DAYS Dirt • Gravel help with • Tree Work Call 270.827.3505 Sand • Rock 30% OFF deductibles. • General Landscape Murray, Western, Auto•Home Instant Quotes! & Design Steve Keen USI, Louisville Business • Life-Health Owner • Retaining Walls LLC (thru 2-22-13) 26 Years Experience Medicare Supplements NCE AG • Patios A EN R C 3000 U Y 907 N. Green St. S www.odanielsflowershop.net N C I O Henderson, KY. N M

U.S. 60 H P

Free Estimates A G

U Vaughn

Y Robert Waller A

Across from Dairy Queen Lisc. & Insured East O’Daniel’s Flower Shop V “Always Fresh Flowers” E S 7 270-827-9050 or 270.869.8853 831-9900 T. 19 1 Insurance www.sweetpeas-giftshop.com 127 N. Elm • 270-826-8344 270-577-0349 www.autopaintanddesign.com 270.860.1797 315 N Main St • GoVaughn.com 4A » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER

“Give light and the Visit thegleaner.com people will find to view editorials, letters Opinion their own way” to the editor and columnists

Editorial Artificial retina an eye-opener

The artificial retina approved last week by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, offering hope of limited vision to thousands who suffer from a special form of blindness, can truly be described as a breakthrough. A California company, aptly named Second Sight Medical Products Inc., has been given the regulatory green light for a device described as a retinal prosthe- sis. It treats advanced retinitis pigmentosa, a disease with a strong hereditary component. It damages and then kills cells in the retina, the part of the eye that processes light, ultimately resulting in total blindness. The device, called Argus II, consists of a miniature video camera attached to a pair of glasses. A small computer translates images into electronic data that are transmitted to some 55 electrodes in a retinal implant the size of an aspirin. It, in turn, sends visual signals on to the brain. The wearer sees images in black and white, and they’re sharpest when there are strong contrasts. Optimally, the user can locate objects and doorways in an unfamiliar room, detect motion, recognize large letters such as those in street signs, identify crosswalks and safely navigate a sidewalk. The Washington Post says it was developed with the help of more than $100 million in federal grants, something to keep in mind the next time some law- maker talks about taking a meat ax to federal spending. An estimated 100,000 Americans suffer from reti- Over the course of a lifetime of eating, nitis pigmentosa. This development also offers hope for treating macular degeneration, an age-related loss of vision that affects about 2 million. some things are lost, some are found Like any breakthrough — one certified by the FDA, moreover — the Argus II should spur further refine- I’ve been eating all my pizza for $1.19. This was watched hungrily as a fry life. But not always the my standard dinner on cook prepared bacon, eggs ments and innovations and galvanize competing same things. Saturday nights when and toast barely an arm’s technologies. That — combined with developments I’m happy that I didn’t Mom and Dad would go length away from the in stem cells, gene therapy and surgical techniques grow up as a particularly out. counter where we sat. — offers the hope that one day retinal diseases will picky eater. I know some chuck It was the best-smelling When time came to be not only treatable but bionically curable. picky eaters — some spec- stinnett pizza ever, with a wonder- go away to college, I was tacularly picky eaters, fully savory aroma. pleased to find that the even — and I wouldn’t BUSINESS EDITOR Meanwhile, no trip to university center had a want to trade places with a ballgame was complete grill that churned out  them. a nearly forgotten chain without a hot dog. burgers 18 hours a day. LETTERS I grew up liking sev- of restaurants where the Those were good times, At other times we eral vegetables. Not Brus- specialty was fried fillets sure. But my 16th year, brought in pizza or went Lora Tucker, Louisville sels sprouts, of course, or of ocean scrod. with the procurement of out to a pancake joint on stinky asparagus. You could eat-in at ei- a driver’s license and the the bypass to feast on pe- Cookie sales an investment in our future But I liked carrots and ther KFC or the Cape purchase of my first car, can waffles. peas, green beans and corn Codder; I’m old enough truly opened wide the Gradually, a funny thing Everyone loves Girl Scout Cookies. But did you know on the cob — you know, to remember when Ken- doors of lowbrow dining. happened. that with every Samoa or Thin Mint you buy, you are normal food. I even ate tucky Fried Chicken was Now my buddy Kirk and I began to crave veg- helping build strong, successful girls? wedge lettuce — a large licensed, sold and served I could drive to the new etables. With Girl Scout Cookie booths set for Feb. 17-March chunk of iceberg lettuce, by independent restau- Pizza Hut on the edge of Instead of going to the 22, this is a great time to talk about what girls gain from which has essentially rants from coast to coast, town to feast on greasy grill for lunch, I’d have Girl Scouting. It is a good time to look at why we all have no culinary value and beginning in 1952 at Pete pepperoni pizza and pitch- meat and veggies at the a stake in helping today’s girls succeed. serves only as a conduit Harman’s restaurant in ers of Pepsi. university cafeteria. For 100 years, Girl Scouts has provided girls with ways for consuming a big dol- Salt Lake City. For a while, a buddy When my future wife and to learn and lead. Our Girl Scout Cookie Program is a key lop of dressing, preferably You could get Ken- named Steve and I haunt- I started dating, she would part of our mission to build girls of courage, confidence Roquefort. tucky Fried Chicken at my ed the Frisch’s Big Boy, sometimes take me to her and character who make the world a better place. But although Mom was grandfather’s favorite res- where the world’s grouchi- parents’ house where I Girls who sell Girl Scout Cookies learn teamwork. a good cook — I would ap- taurant, the humble Star- est waitress worked. She would feast on cornbread They create business plans and work with their custom- preciate this more as years light Drive-In on Nicho- hated teenagers, but she and fresh tomatoes. ers. They learn to set goals, make decisions, manage wore on — what I really lasville Road in Lexington. had lost some horrid wa- When her mom served money and behave ethically. Think about how vital these liked was eating out. If you were in a more ex- ger with the devil that baked potatoes, I’d even skills are in all walks of life. Fortunately for whoever pansive mood, you could condemned her to wait on eat the peel (and quickly Recent national research found that girls who take was paying, I could be a enjoy Kentucky Fried our table. learned that it was by far part in Girl Scouting graduate high school and go to col- pretty cheap date. I didn’t Chicken and sides served Once, to torture her, the best part). lege in higher numbers. As adults, they are more active in require linen tablecloth family style — with white Steve and I placed our Eventually, I came to their communities and earn more income over a lifetime. service, which is good, linen to boot — at the ele- orders and, as soon as recognize the irreconcil- So, when you see local Girl Scouts working cookie because Dad wasn’t going gant Claudia Sanders Din- she disappeared into the able inferiority of iceberg booths outside your favorite stores over the coming to go for that, at least not ner Houses in Shelbyville kitchen, we swapped sides lettuce, and gravitated to weeks, remember that with every cookie you buy, you’re when I was a kid. and Bowling Green. of the table. She returned salads made with romaine investing in girls. Through this program, girls learn they I loved Jerry’s Restau- But Kentucky Fried awhile later with our food, lettuce or spinach. can do anything; be anything. That’s a pretty amazing rants, especially the J-Boy Chicken and the Cape then froze; she looked first I developed a fondness return on a $3.50 investment in a box of cookies. double-decker cheese- Codder also offered an- at me, then Steve, then for cooked greens and burger with its secret other dining option: a car- at the tray of food in her black beans — soul food. The writer is CEO of the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana. sauce (which I’m pretty ryout meal in a box. A bag hands, trying to recon- Since then have come in- sure was tartar sauce). If with three or four boxes of cile the thing in her mind. terests in Japanese, Thai Jerry’s wasn’t handy, then hot food from KFC or the Then the realization of our and Indian cuisines. Su- a Frisch’s or Shoney’s Big Cape Codder was a com- cruel little deceit became shi has become a treat, and Boy would do; each was mon and welcome sight evident, and she thumped our interest in hot peppers a chain of franchised Big at dinnertime around our the plates on our table and is on the rise. Boy diners where the house. spun on her heels. Sadly, with new things signature sandwich was, But somehow, I always Our joy in her baffle- found, some things are Editorial Page behold, a double-decker wished that just once we ment was so satisfying lost. cheeseburger that actu- could get a bucket of chick- that we repeated the trick The little Cape Codder DAVID DIXON ally predated the J-Boy by en — a cardboard bucket, every time we ate there chain closed many years EDITOR a generation or so. emblazoned with a draw- that summer, which was ago. So have most of the I was perfectly happy ing of Col. Harlan Sanders often. Honestly, we were Jerry’s Restaurants, and with Kentucky Fried and packed with 15 pieces hilarious. the last J-Boy sandwich I Chicken, where you once of chicken plus gravy and I can’t imagine why she ate was a disappointment. CONTACT US could get a three-piece hot rolls — that once upon never laughed. Most hot dogs are unfit for Phone: 270-827-2000 chicken dinner — “Fresh, a time could be bought for Later, there was a nice eating. I’m even losing my Fax: 270-827-2765 locally grown plump broil- $4.25. little Italian place where enthusiasm for pizza. ers … dipped in milk and As I approached my an early girlfriend per- But some things you can egg, (and) rolled in flour” teenage years, I became mitted me each Saturday count on. I still don’t par- OPINION POLICY seasoned with “11 different acquainted with Sir Pizza, evening to buy her a pizza ticularly care for Brussels The Gleaner’s Opinion Page is an open forum for viewpoints. The herbs and spices” — along another chain enterprise and Cokes. sprouts ... and asparagus newspaper encourages comments from its readers, either through with mashed potatoes, that had a carryout loca- And then there were late still stinks. letters or more lengthy citizen columns. Letters must include the creamy coleslaw and a roll tion a few blocks from our nights with buddies that signature, address and phone number of the writer. Only signed, Business Editor Chuck Stinnett verifiable letters will be published. Questions about newspaper for $1.35. house. concluded with a meal at viewpoints or the Opinion Page in general should be addressed to And our whole family There, you could get a the Toddle House, a cozy can be reached at 270-831-8343 The Editor, The Gleaner, P.O. Box 4, Henderson, KY 42419. liked the Cape Codder, small, thin-crust cheese 24-hour diner where we or [email protected].

 DOONESBURY WRITING TO WASHINGTON 1st District U.S. Rep. U.S. Sen. A.M. U.S. Sen. Rand Paul Ed Whitfield “Mitch” McConnell 208 Russell Senate Office 2368 Rayburn Office Building 317 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Phone: 202-225-3115 Washington, D.C. 20510 Phone: 202-224-4343 Local phone: 270-826-4180 Phone: 202-224-2541 Fax: 202-228-6917 Fax: 202-225-3547 Fax: 202-224-2499 Web: www.paul. senate.gov Web: www.house.gov/ Web: www.mcconnell.sen- whifield ate.gov THE GLEANER « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 5A

Did you know? When food is scarce, the scorpion can slow its metabolism to as little as one-third the typical rate for arthropods. This enables Nation&World some species live on as little as a single insect per year. source: nationalgeographic.com

U.N. says Across the nation District of Columbia Orange County and was as brutal as it was fast-moving. drone Firm: Pipeline would In less than an hour, a 20-year-old student shot not affect climate and killed a woman in a deaths up WASHINGTON — In a shift in home and two commuters strategy, the company that during carjackings early wants to build an oil pipe- Tuesday, shot up vehicles on sharply line from western Canada a Southern California free- to Texas said Tuesday that way and committed suicide By Kim Gamel the project will have no as police closed in on him, Associated Press measurable effect on global authorities said. warming. The alleged shooter, Ali KABUL, Afghanistan — The Alex Pourbaix, Trans- Syed, was an unemployed, number of U.S. drone Canada’s president for en- part-time student who lived strikes in Afghanistan rose ergy and oil pipelines, said with his parents at the Lade- sharply last year compared opponents of the proposed ra Ranch residence where with 2011, the United Na- Keystone XL pipeline have the first victim was slain, tions said Tuesday. grossly inflated its likely im- Tustin police Chief Scott

Drones have become a associated press file pact on emissions of green- Jordan said. major source of conten- house gases that contribute Orange County sheriff’s tion between the U.S. and Marine Gen. John Allen, center, the top commander of U.S. and coalition troops in Afghanistan, to global warming. spokesman Jim Amormino countries like Pakistan, said retiring from the military was “the only choice I could make.” Canada represents just said the woman killed at where covert strikes on 2 percent of global green- the home was in her 20s militant leaders have house gas emissions, Pour- and was not related to the drawn condemnation and baix said at a forum spon- shooter, he said. allegations of sovereignty sored by a manufacturing Key general’s retirement Illinois infringements as family group that supports the members and other by- pipeline. Oil sands concen- standers are killed. trated in Alberta, where the Defense tries to get They have not been a clouds picture for Obama 1,700-mile pipeline would new trial for Peterson prominent issue in Af- start, make up 5 percent of ghanistan, however. By Robert Burns After meeting with Al- that Allen would choose to Canada’s total, Pourbaix CHICAGO — Drew Peter- While drone attacks Associated Press len at the White House, go ahead with a Senate con- said. son’s defense lawyers called have occurred, they large- the president issued a brief firmation hearing, given the an ethics teacher and even ly have been in support of WASHINGTON — President statement praising Allen’s nature of the email probe. Contact with space trial spectator to the stand ground troops during op- Barack Obama is looking service. He called the Allen is held in high during an offbeat hearing erations. for a new candidate to lead 57-year-old Allen “one of regard by Democrats and station restored Tuesday as they sought to The U.N. mission in American and allied forc- America’s finest military Republicans on the Sen- WASHINGTON — The Inter- persuade a judge to grant Afghanistan said 506 es in Europe after his first leaders, a true patriot, and ate Armed Services Com- national Space Station re- the former suburban Chi- weapons were released choice, Marine Gen. John a man I have come to re- mittee, which would have gained contact with NASA cago police officer a new by drones in 2012, com- Allen, bowed out Tuesday spect greatly.” voted on his appointment, controllers in Houston af- murder trial. pared with 294 the previ- and announced his inten- Allen appeared to be and he was expected to ter nearly three hours of The spectacle was in ous year. tion to retire for what he a shoo-in as the next top win full Senate confirma- accidental quiet, the space many ways a continu- Five incidents resulted called personal reasons. commander of allied tion. It came as no surprise agency said. ation of public feud be- in casualties with 16 ci- The move further clouds forces in Europe. Obama to many on Capitol Hill NASA spokesman Josh tween Peterson’s current vilians killed and three the picture for Obama as he nominated him last when Allen was cleared Byerly said something went legal team and his former wounded, up from just one repositions key figures on Oct. 10, but in November, of wrongdoing in the wrong around Tuesday lead attorney. The current incident in 2011. his national security team Defense Secretary Leon email probe, which several morning during a computer lawyers claim former lead The U.S. Air Force Cen- and in key military lead- Panetta stunned many lawmakers had indicated software update on the sta- trial counsel Joel Brodsky tral Command also record- ership roles. The White by announcing that Allen was not as troublesome tion. The outpost abruptly botched the 2012 trial at ed an increase, giving the House is fighting for Sen- was being investigated for as some had initially sug- lost all communication, which Peterson was found numbers of weapons re- ate confirmation of Chuck potentially inappropriate gested. The emails were voice and command from guilty of killing his third leased by drones as 243 in Hagel as defense secretary; email exchanges with a never made public. Houston. wife. 2009, 277 in 2010, 294 in a confirmation vote was Florida socialite, Jill Kel- Allen said retiring from Communication was re- If Will County Judge Ed- 2011 and 494 in 2012. stalled last week by Re- ley. Panetta put Allen’s the military was “the only stored less than three hours ward Burmila rejects the Peter Singer of the publicans but is expected nomination on hold. choice I could make.” Al- later, Byerly said. motion for a retrial, he has Washington-based Brook- to happen next week. Last month, shortly be- though he did not explain California said he would move on to ings Institution noted that Obama also is switching fore Allen completed a his reasons in detail, he Peterson’s sentencing. the drone program in Af- commanders at Central 19-month tour as the top U.S. said “my primary con- Peterson, 59, faces a max- ghanistan is run by the Command, which is re- commander in Afghanistan, cern is for the health of my Gunman kills 3, self imum 60-year prison term Pentagon, and therefore is sponsible for U.S. military the Pentagon announced wife, who had sacrificed so in shooting spree for murdering Kathleen more transparent than the operations throughout the that Allen had been cleared much for so long.” Savio. CIA drone counterterror- greater Middle East, and of wrongdoing He served 38 years in TUSTIN — The violence ism program in Pakistan. Africa Command. Even so, it was not clear the Marine Corps. stretched across 25 miles in Wire services

Across the world Diamonds syria technocrats — a move wel- comed by the opposition. worth $50M Missile strike kills at But his own party, En- nahda, rejected his initia- least 33, many kids tive. A Syrian missile strike Jebali announced he’d stolen in leveled a block of buildings quit after a meeting with in an impoverished district President Moncef Marzou- of Aleppo on Tuesday, kill- ki, describing the move as Belgium ing at least 33 people, al- what’s best for the country. By Raf Casert most half of them children, west bank anti-regime activists said. Associated Press Many were trapped under destroyed houses and Youths, soldiers BRUSSELS — When the ar- piles of concrete, and the clash at protests mored car set off for the death toll could still rise Brussels airport carrying further if more bodies are HAWARA — Palestinian $50 million worth of pre- uncovered. protesters clashed with cious stones from Ant- The apparent ground- Israeli soldiers at a pair of werp’s diamond district, to-ground missile attack rallies in the West Bank on eight gunmen knew all struck a quiet area held by Tuesday in support of four associated press about it. anti-regime fighters for imprisoned countrymen Olympian Oscar Pistorius, left, stands after his bail hearing as his brother Carl, center, and About 20 minutes before many months. on hunger strike, as hun- father Henke look on in Pretoria, South Africa, on Tuesday. the flight’s scheduled 8:05 In the capital Damas- dreds of inmates said they p.m. departure, the robbers cus, state-run news agen- were refusing food for the hid in a construction site cy SANA said two mor- day in a show of solidarity. outside the airport fence. tars exploded near one of In Huwara, about 200 Pistorius offers own account Then they apparently cut President Bashar Assad’s youths hurled rocks and through the fence and, in palaces. It dealt a symbolic exploding fireworks at two black cars with blue blow to the embattled lead- soldiers, who fired back police lights flashing, er, who has tried to main- tear gas and sound bombs. of girlfriend’s shooting death drove onto the tarmac, tain an image as the head During the clashes, a Pal- speeding straight to pier of a functioning state even estinian speeding on a By Jon Gambrell two-day bail hearing. out his pistol and headed A, where the armored car as rebels edge closer to the motorbike knocked over a and Gerald Imray It was the first time the for the bathroom, believing had just finished transfer- heart of his seat of power. soldier. The army said he Associated Press prosecution and Pistorius, Steenkamp was still asleep. ring the diamonds to the No casualties were re- was lightly injured. the 26-year-old track star He shouted to Steen- Fokker. ported and it was unclear Much of the attention PRETORIA, South Africa — Os- who competed in the Lon- kamp to call the police as Dressed in dark police whether Assad was in the has surrounded prison- car Pistorius portrayed don Olympics, provided de- he fired at the closed toilet clothing and hoods, the palace. He has two others er Samer Issawi, whose himself as a lover caught in tails of their radically diver- door but realized Steen- thieves whipped out main the city. health has severely dete- tragedy, wielding a pistol gent accounts of the killing. kamp was not in bed. chine guns and stopped the tunisia riorated after an on-again, and frightened as he stood Nel said Pistorius com- He said he pulled on his pilots and the transport se- off-again hunger strike only on his stumps, then mitted premeditated mur- prosthetic legs and tried curity crew in their tracks. stretching more than 200 killed his girlfriend after der when he rose from to kick down the toilet The 29 passengers? PM resigns after days. mistaking her for an in- his bed after a fight with door before bashing it in “They saw nothing,” reform effort fails Issawi, 35, suffered a truder on Valentine’s Day. Steenkamp, pulled on his with a cricket bat. Inside, Anja Bijnens of the Brus- new setback on Tuesday Prosecutors, however, prosthetic legs and walked he said he found Steen- sels prosecutor’s office said TUNIS — Tunisia’s prime when a Jerusalem judge said the double-amputee about 20 feet to the locked kamp, slumped over but Tuesday. The thieves “nev- minister announced his rejected his request to be Olympian committed toilet door and pumped it still alive. He said he lift- er fired a shot. They never resignation Tuesday after freed on bail. Issawi is set premeditated murder, with four bullets, three of ed her bloodied body and injured anyone.” a failed effort to form a to be sentenced this month planning the slaying, then which hit the model. carried her downstairs to With speed and preci- technocratic government for violating the terms of firing at Reeva Steenkamp, Defense attorney Barry seek medical help. But it sion, the thieves opened to see the country out of an earlier release from a 29-year-old model and Roux described how the was too late. “She died in the plane’s hold, picked its political crisis. prison. reality TV star, as she couple spent a quiet night my arms,” Pistorius said. out 120 parcels and loaded The resignation is ex- In the West Bank, doz- cowered behind his locked together in the athlete’s Chief Magistrate Des- them into the cars. pected to further deepen ens of youths, their faces bathroom door with no upscale home in a gated mond Nair adjourned the “Afterward, they made the country’s political masked, others with the hope of escape. community in the capital case until Wednesday a high-speed getaway,” Bi- instability, which earlier red-green-white-and “She couldn’t go any- of Pretoria, then went to without ruling on whether jnens said, estimating the Tuesday prompted an in- black Palestinian flag tied where,” Prosecutor Gerrie sleep around 10 p.m. Pistorius would be granted whole operation took five ternational ratings agency around their necks, set Nel told a packed court- Sometime before dawn, bail. He said the gravity of minutes. to downgrade the govern- tires alight, threw rocks room Tuesday. “It must Pistorius said he awoke, the charge — which car- Because of the heist’s ment’s credit rating. and hurled others with have been horrific.” and walking only on his ries a mandatory life sen- clockwork precision, there Prime Minister Hamadi slingshots at Israeli forces Weeping uncontrolla- stumps, closed an open tence — meant the ath- was immediate specula- Jebali offered to dissolve at the Ofer military prison bly, Pistorius listened as balcony. That’s when he lete’s lawyers must offer tion the thieves had help the fractious governing near the city of Ramallah. his words were read out said he heard a noise and “exceptional” reasons for from the inside. But Bij- coalition and put togeth- in court by his attorney became alarmed. bail to be granted, making nens said only that the in- er a new government of Wire services during the opening of a Pistorius said he pulled his release unlikely. vestigation is still going on. 6A » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER

Nation Hit with less snow, more ‘knockout punches’ By Seth Bornstein California’s Sierra Nevada Associated Press ■■Scientists: Warmer, moist air to spark shorter, but stronger, winters mountains. This is especially impor- WASHINGTON — With scant tant out West where large snowfall and barren ski snowcaps are natural res- slopes in parts of the Mid- ervoirs for a region’s water west and Northeast the supply, Kapnick said. And past couple of years, some already in the Cascades scientists have pointed of the Pacific Northwest to global warming as the and in much of California, culprit. the amount of snow still Then when a whopper around on April 1 has been of a blizzard smacked the declining so that it’s down Northeast with more than about 20 percent compared 2 feet of snow in some to 80 years ago, said Philip places earlier this month, Mote, who heads a climate some of the same people change institute at Oregon again blamed climate State University. change. Kapnick says it is snow- How can that be? It’s ing about as much as ever been a joke among skep- in the heart of winter, tics, pointing to what such as February. But seems to be a brazen con- the snow season is get- tradiction. ting much shorter, espe- But the answer lies in cially in spring and in the atmospheric physics. A northernmost areas, said warmer atmosphere can Rutgers’ David Robinson, hold, and dump, more a co-author of the study moisture, snow experts on extreme weather that say. And two soon-to-be- will be published in the published studies dem- Bulletin of the American onstrate how there can Meteorological Society. be more giant blizzards The Rutgers snow lab yet less snow overall each says this January saw the year. Projections say that’s sixth-widest snow cover in likely to continue with Associated Press the Northern Hemisphere; man-made global warm- Mike Brown of Boston cross country skis past snow-covered cars on Feb. 9. Scientists point to both scant recent snowfall in the United States had an ing. parts of the country and this month’s whopper of a Northeast blizzard as potential signs of climate change. above average snow cover Consider: for the last few months. ■■The United States has States that are likely to see Serreze, director of the But that’s a misleading been walloped by twice as annual snowfall drop be- National Snow and Ice statistic, Robinson said, many of the most extreme tween 30 and 70 percent Data Center. “Increasingly, because even though more snowstorms in the past 50 by the end of the century. it seems that we’re on that ground is covered by snow, years than in the previ- “Shorter snow season, ragged edge.” it’s covered by less snow. ous 60 years, according less snow overall, but Just look at the last few And when those big to an upcoming study on the occasional knockout years in the Northeast. Or storms finally hit, there is extreme weather by lead- punch,” Princeton Univer- take Chicago, which until more than just added mois- ing federal and university sity climate scientist Mi- late January had 335 days ture in the air, there’s ex- climate scientists. This chael Oppenheimer said. without more than an inch tra moisture coming from also fits with a dramatic “That’s the new world we of snow. Both have been the warm ocean, Robinson upward trend in extreme live in.” hit with historic storms in and Oppenheimer said. winter precipitation — Ten climate scientists recent years. And the air is unstable both rain and snow — in say the idea of less snow Scientists won’t blame and full of energy, allow- the Northeastern U.S. and more blizzards makes a specific event or even a ing storms to lift more charted by the National sense: A warmer world is specific seasonal change moisture up to colder lev- Climatic Data Center. likely to decrease the over- on global warming without Man-made snow coats a ski run next to barren ground under a els. That generates more ■■Yet the Global Snow all amount of snow falling doing intricate and time- chairlift at Shawnee Peak ski area in Bridgton, Maine on Jan. 5, intense rates of snowfall, Lab at Rutgers University each year and shrink snow consuming studies. And 2012. Atmospheric physics drive less snowfall, but more blizzards. Robinson said. says that spring snow cov- season. But when it is cold they say they are just now Pennsylvania State Uni- er in the Northern Hemi- enough for a snowstorm getting a better picture of Oppenheimer said. dioxide levels soar. She versity climate scientist sphere has shrunk on av- to hit, the slightly warmer the complex intersection of The world is warming found large reductions in Michael Mann points to erage by 1 million square air is often carrying more man-made climate change so precipitation that would snowfall throughout much the recent Northeast storm miles in the last 45 years. moisture, producing po- and extreme snowfall. normally fall as snow in of the world, especially that dumped more than 30 ■■And an upcoming tentially historic blizzards. But when Serreze, Op- the future will likely fall parts of Canada and the inches in some places. He study in the Journal of “Strong snowstorms penheimer and others look as rain once it gets above Andes Mountains. In the said it was the result of a Climate says computer thrive on the ragged edge at the last few years of less the freezing point, said United States, her models perfect set of conditions models predict annual of temperature — warm snow overall, punctuated Princeton researcher Sar- predict about a 50 percent for such an event: Arctic global snowfall to shrink enough for the air to hold by big storms, they say this ah Kapnick. or more drop in annual air colliding with unusu- by more than a foot in the lots of moisture, meaning is what they are expecting Her study used new snowfall amounts along a ally warm oceans that pro- next 50 years. The study’s lots of precipitation, but in the future. computer models to sim- giant swath of the nation duced extra large amounts author said most people just cold enough for it to “It fits the pattern that ulate the climate in 60 from Maine to Texas and of moisture and big tem- live in parts of the United fall as snow,” said Mark we expect to unfold,” to 100 years as carbon the Pacific Northwest and perature contrasts. Taking shots, giving back: Houston bar donating profits to charity By Juan A. Lozano in Washington, D.C., and Aus- A patron pretty much. We are animal peo- Associated Press tin and another being planned drops a ple,” she said. The Silks run a in Portland, Ore. ticket into Houston restaurant. HOUSTON — Call it benevolence Houston bar and restaurant a voting Her choice, Corridor Rescue, through beer, donating via dai- owner Bobby Heugel’s group, box at the ended up being the winning quiri or generosity by gin and an Organized Kollaboration on Original charity for January and will get tonic. Restaurant Affairs or OKRA, OKRA the bar’s profits for February. A new Houston bar is offering runs the charity saloon. Heugel Charity Anna Barbosa, Corridor Res- its customers not just a relaxed said the idea was born of a need Saloon in cue’s fundraising director, said atmosphere with good drinks to highlight the civic exchange Houston. the donation will allow the non- and food, but a pledge that 100 that occurs between restaurants The bar profit to support its spay-neuter percent of its profits will be do- and bars and the communities donates program and offer medical care nated to a different local charity they operate in. its profits for more animals. or social cause each month. “And so finding a way for to charity. “It just means the world to us Associated And patrons can vote for your establishment to be part Press to get this kind of community which charity benefits from their of the community from which support and through the char- Merlots and martinis. you profit from I think is really ity bar we’re so grateful because “Where else can you do good important,” Heugel said of the that month, said Mike Criss, the curved wooden-barrel vault we get more visibility,” she said. with your drinking?” said Tom group, which is made up of some bar’s general manager. Custom- ceiling, Meagan and James Silk Nick Vilelle, one of the co- Burgett, 45, as he sat at the oval- of the city’s best-known estab- ers vote by dropping their tickets reviewed the list of January’s founders of “philanthropub” shaped counter at the center of lishments, including Anvil Bar into a row of boxes, one for each charities. They included ones Cause in Washington, D.C., said the bar with his wife, Kim, and & Refuge, Underbelly and Ox- charity. that combat childhood obesity, showing how and where the enjoyed a beer. heart. Once the bar, which is regis- provide services to HIV and money is spent is key for bars The Original OKRA Char- At the charity saloon — locat- tered as a nonprofit, pays its op- AIDS patients, give furniture like his to succeed. ity Saloon is one of several bars ed in a downtown brick build- erating costs, 100 percent of the to needy residents and rescue “It’s too easy for someone to around the country that are ing that dates back to the 1880s remaining profits go to the win- neglected and abused dogs and use cause marketing as a gim- using the business as a way to — whenever customers order a ning charity. Heugel said the ul- cats. mick and say some portion of give back to local communities drink or food, they will get one timate goal is to donate $10,000 With a laugh, Meagan Silk told your proceeds goes to help some and also providing people a cre- ticket for each item. On each per month. her husband which charity they certain cause,” he said. “If we’re ative method of being philan- menu is a short description of As they stood at the bar’s would both support. not transparent about that, peo- thropic. There are similar bars the four charities being featured counter underneath the striking, “I vote for one kind of charity ple can obviously abuse that.”

CORPUS CHRISTI Henderson’s Best Insurance Agency New Computer? Windows 8 Blues?? CLINIC Let me modify to mimic Windows 7 Now Accepting Contact your Your First Get your start button back and boot to a user friendly desktop and more!! United Healthcare local agent for FREE Local PU/DEL! Blue Cross / Blue Shield great rates on Best Choice for * AFFORDABLE RATES!!* Community Care Network home insurance. No Fix – No Fee Humana Call Raye at Bluegrass Family Health Physical Therapy (270) 860-3257 Now’s the time to start your or email to seasonal allergy medications! Cup of Coffee [email protected] (270) 826-2949 & Choice of one for info on 724-A Barret Blvd. 831-2004 competitive pricing. James Buckmaster, M.D. henderson.kyfb.com of the following: CPS151445 • Regular Donut Catch all the CHANDLER’S • Cream Filled Round Time for an • Jelly Filled “Hoopla” CONSTRUCTION on our Big Screens, upgrade? • Cake Donut Specializing in • Honey Bun including all Let us help create • Roofs • Painting UK games! • Drywall & All Your your new space. $ 79 With • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Remodeling Needs Try Our Delicious Any Design – Any Budget 1Plus Tax Coupon Proud Provider for the Pizzas, Sandwiches, Expires 3-31-13 Appetizers & More! Hoffman House, Inc. Western Kentucky Kitchen, Bath, & Interior Design GOLDEN GLAZE 703 Second St. Community

Henderson, KY 42420 26 521 BAKERY 270.869.0078 CPS1 1347 Washington Find us on Free Estimates • Insured Facebook 702 Barret Blvd 270-631-4100 213 U.S. 41 So. (270) 827-4313 Call Frankie (270) 577-1656 826-3008 CPS154885 THE GLEANER « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 7A

Nation During skunk mating season, love stinks ■■In-heat beasts in spraying frenzy

By Peter Fimrite blindness and severe San Francisco Chronicle nasal and mucous mem- brane inflammation. The Love is in the air, and it hideous combination stinks to high heaven. smell of garlic, rotten egg It is mating season and burned rubber is so around the country for powerful that it can ward skunks and, unsurpris- off bears and be detected ingly, being randy and at least a mile away. redolent isn’t a good com- “It is pretty horrible,” bination, at least for us. said Kacmarcik, who has Simply put, the sex- been sprayed in the face starved stink badgers are twice at the animal hos- skulking about spraying pital, the last time while virtually everything that someone else was han- moves. Their amorous dling a rescued skunk. emanations can be de- “It’s very bad. You can’t tected more now than any even imagine.” other time of year, accord- The stink, as any dog ing to experts. owner whose pooch has “Everybody is spray- encountered the beasts David Duprey / Associated Press ing everybody,” said Kelle would know, is almost im- Student Deloris Rainey, left, works with teacher Erin Pustulka in a GED preparation class in Buffalo, N.Y., on Feb. 5. Adults who’ve Kacmarcik, the wild-ani- possible to get off and can begun working toward their GED are being urged to finish up this year before the test changes and they have to start all over. mal solutions manager at linger for months. Which the WildCare rehabilita- is why Kacmarcik recom- tion hospital in San Ra- mends people keep their fael, Calif. cats and dogs inside or on As usual in such mat- a leash this time of year. Students seeking GED are on clock ters, we can trace the un- Skunks, which live only pleasant state of affairs to about three years and are Joyce Monroe, 24, is feel- their scores will expire and credential. More than 1 the males of the species, also sometimes called ■■Equivalency ing the pressure as she puts they’ll have to begin again million people are expect- who are, let’s just say, stink badgers or polecats, in dozens of hours in class under the new program ed to try in 2013 in advance anxiety-ridden. are members of the Me- test to get every week at the Buffalo Jan. 1. of the change, a number “They are out there phitidae family, a unique Educational Opportunity “If they are in the pipe- that could strain prepara- competing for females group of mammals similar overhaul in ’14 Center. Two practice tests line, they need to get it tion programs and testing and competing for ter- to, but genetically differ- showed she’s ready for done,” said Dr. Danis Gehl, sites. ritory,” Kacmarcik said. ent from, ferrets, weasels, By Carolyn Thompson writing and science but education director at the Although the General “The females spray the otters, badgers and wol- Associated Press needs slightly more work University at Buffalo’s Education Development males when they don’t verines. in math, along with social Educational Opportunity exam has undergone reg- want to mate. Then the They primarily come BUFFALO, N.Y. — Adults studies and language arts. Center. ular updates since being males are competing, so out only at dawn and dusk, who’ve begun working “I’m really trying to get There is also financial introduced in 1942, the they spray one another, and feed on plants, fungi, toward their GED are be- in before it changes. I’m so incentive to complete the upcoming changes are the and then, since they are so grasses, berries, roots ing urged to finish up this close,” said Monroe, who GED this year. At $120, most dramatic yet. focused on breeding, they and almost anything else year, before the test for a said she left high school the computer-based ver- Instead of five sections, aren’t paying attention to smaller than themselves, high school equivalency before graduating for sion is double the cost of the test will be re-aligned us and they get startled including insects, lar- diploma changes and they family reasons and is try- the current test. Several into four: reasoning easily.” vae, earthworms, lizards, have to start all over. ing to set an example for states subsidize some or through language arts, January and Febru- frogs, snakes, moles and GED Testing Service her 5-year-old daughter. “I all of the expense but the mathematical reasoning, ary are the times of year birds. will introduce a new ver- don’t want to start all over. student share is widely ex- science and social studies. when the most dogs, Around homes, sion of the test, given na- That would make me want pected to rise. The current stand-alone cats, people and some- they will seek human tionwide, on Jan. 1, 2014. to drop GED like I did high About 700,000 people essay section will be in- times even passing cars garbage. Developers say the first school.” take the GED exam yearly corporated into writing get sprayed by skunks, Folks should keep an major changes since 2002 Those who adminis- in the United States, said assignments within the which can shoot an oily eye out for them, Kacmar- will align the test with the ter the test have begun Armando Diaz, spokes- language arts and social mixture out of two glands cik said — if not for the new Common Core curri- to alert the million or so man for Washington-based studies sections, Diaz in their anuses with near- skunk’s well-being, then cula adopted by most states adults who have passed GED Testing Service, the said. pinpoint accuracy from certainly for ours. to increase college and ca- some but not all of the five trademarked test’s cre- “I don’t think it’s going 10 feet away, Kacmarcik “They are definitely a reer readiness. It also will parts of the current test ator. About 72 percent to be a harder test, I just said. little more visible than shift test-taking from pen- to complete the missing pass to earn their states’ think we’re testing differ- The pale-yellow fluid usual,” she said. “It’s that cil and paper to computer. sections by Dec. 31. If not, high school equivalency ent skills,” he said. can cause temporary time of year.”

Health & Medicine ADVERTISEMENT This tiny pill could put your doctor out of business by 2014! Florida company develops what experts call “The end of medicine” - Could this be the last time you suffer from joint discomfort, stomach disorders, and other FACT: The U.S. Now Ranks #42 In The World In Life Expectancy chronic conditions? Experts say YES! Here’s why... (Right below Jordan and Malta).

By Stephanie Wechsler, Clogged, Unhealthy Colon Healthy Unclogged Colon Biggest Medical News In Decades Are You At Risk? Freelance Health Editor; That’s because BactiPlus’ potent Here’s how it works... some argue any he most spectacular news in decades ingredients actually help your body wipe- colon cleanse can do what BactiPlus Tstarted with a simple thought... out viruses, toxins and bad bacteria... does! “They’re dead wrong” says Dr. “Imagine a world where almost nobody before they ruin your health. Even more Mindell. “Problem is, they only work gets sick... Now, stop imagining --- it’s shocking --- if you struggle with your temporarily, so you clog right up again.” not too far away!” health now, you could begin to reverse the But BactiPlus actually feeds your problem overnight! digestive tract the “good bacteria” it needs If anybody else made that statement, to stay impressively healthy. they’d be laughed at. However, when Dr. BEFORE AFTER Look it up online. You’ll find dozens Earl Mindell (dubbed “America’s most of studies about how it’s ingredients help Why Probiotics Alone trusted pharmacist”) revealed this startling Warning! Don’t Read This keep you virtually immune to some very Aren’t The Answer… news, his words hit like an Atom Bomb. If You Have A Weak Stomach! serious health concerns… Don’t let the TV ads fool you...yogurt drinks contain only 120th of what you need Here are the facts... over the years, you Experts agree; now you can live without “As if that wasn’t enough, exclaimed to detoxify your bowels. BactiPlus literally store 15 to 25-Lbs. of putrid, rotting fecal joint discomfort, stomach problems-- and Dr. Mindell, now, you might actually add flushes away bad bacteria that clings to matter in your gut. Chances are, your toxic attacks on your heart and vital organs. an additional 12-to-25 years to your life. your digestive tract. Then, it releases over colon is bulging with it. Add to that, food Let me explain”... 25-billion cells of “good bacteria to help additives, pesticides, preservatives and wipe out toxins, and bad bacterial poisons.” A hushed silence fell over the crowd as other chemicals. And before you know it, he unveiled a remarkable new formula --- you’re clogged up with toxic waste... full Special Opportunity For destined to change the face of medicine of bad bacteria, parasites and worms that Readers Of This Newspaper forever. ends up leaking into your bloodstream. We’ve made special arrangements with “They call it BactiPlus. And it could Havoc ensues... the distributor, to supply our readers with be the most important discovery since a risk-free trial supply of BactiPlus just There’s only one way around it. You for the asking. penicillin”. So how does BactiPlus work? must cleanse your colon thoroughly of Death Begins In The Colon: the bacteria that causes extreme havoc to Plus, you’ll get a FREE supply of Geracin your health. A clean colon will give the Silver. With over 30 ingredients, we call “Before I go on, says Dr. Mindell, you most powerful support to your health it a “Super Vitamin”. It’s a multi-vitamin, need to understand why you get sick in imaginable. And could even help add multi-mineral, super-antioxidant formula the first place. Your health problems start more than a decade to your life! that will help you feel better than ever. A in your colon!” “For the second time in 40-years… $19.95 value, yours FREE, but you must act “I examined the research. It was indis- I put my name behind a product. The reason is, your colon is your now, supplies are limited. putable”, said Dr. Mindell. “I’m now con- BactiPlus is proven. Nothing even natural barrier against sickness. And vinced. If every American supplemented This risk-free trial is reserved since it stores a whopping 67% of your comes close. BactiPlus helps your for readers of this newspaper. their diet with the ingredients inside Bacti- immune cells, it’s vital you keep your body heal itself”. Plus, 90% of hospitals would shut down ... Call Now! Toll Free! colon clean and toxin-free (or suffer the and doctors would be scrounging for work”. -Dr. Earl Mindell consequences). 1-800-819-1362 *THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FDA. THESE PRODUCTS ARE NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. RESULTS MAY VARY. 8A » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER From the Cover Wolf’s Wolf’s reopened as a tav- from 1A ern and restaurant following the repeal of Prohibi- U.S. ready to take action against China tion. several years ago. For three generations James Lewis, a cybersecurity ex- “We’ve had many, many and more than 100 years, ■■Obama administration accusing pert at the Center for Strategic and requests to come to Hen- the Wolf family operated International Studies, said that in the derson,” and the availabil- the business. Augusta past year the White House has been ity of the Wolf’s property Wolf Wilhelm and her government of cyberstealing taking a serious look at responding makes the prospects of husband, Walt, retired and The Associated Press Army’s cyber-command, which is to China, adding that “this will be doing so attractive, Em- closed the business — long under the direct authority of the the year they will put more pres- bry said. known for its ham sand- WASHINGTON — As public evidence General Staff Department, China’s sure on, even while realizing it will “I always liked the wiches and bean soup and mounts that the Chinese military version of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. As be hard for the Chinese to change. Wolf’s restaurant,” he said. its slogan, “Where friends is responsible for stealing massive such, its activities would be likely to There’s not an on-off switch.” “I think it’s a great place meet” — in 1981. amounts of U.S. government data be authorized at the highest levels of The Chinese government, mean- for us to be.” It was remodeled and and corporate trade secrets, the China’s military. while, has denied involvement in the Embry and his part- reopened in 1987, and re- Obama administration is eyeing The release of Mandiant’s report, cyber-attacks tracked by Mandiant. ners — Christy and David mained in operation under fines and other trade actions it may complete with details on three of the Instead, the Foreign Ministry said Osborn, his daughter and a couple of owners until take against Beijing or any other alleged hackers and photos of one of that China, too, is a victim of hack- son-in-law — have formed closing in late 2009. country guilty of cyberespionage. the military unit’s buildings in Shang- ing, some of it traced to the U.S. For- Embry Osborn LLC to op- It reopened in late 2010 According to officials familiar with hai, makes public what U.S. authorities eign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei erate the new restaurant. under new ownership and the plans, the White House will lay have said less publicly for years. But it cited a report by an agency under the “They’ve been in Atlan- operated for two years be- out a new report today that suggests also increases the pressure on the U.S. Ministry of Information Technology ta for a few years, and now fore closing last November. initial, more-aggressive steps the to take more forceful action against and Industry that said in 2012 alone they’ve come home and we Embry said he was im- U.S. would take in response to what the Chinese for what experts say has that foreign hackers used viruses decided to do this,” Embry mediately interested in top authorities say has been an un- been years of systematic espionage. and other malicious software to said. opening a second Rock- relenting campaign of cyberstealing “If the Chinese government flew seize control of 1,400 computers in “We feel we’re a good house at Wolf’s, but “we linked to the Chinese government. planes into our airspace, our planes China and 38,000 websites. fit” at Wolf’s, he said. “We understood that it was The officials spoke on condition would escort them away. If it hap- Cybersecurity experts say U.S. think we’re the ones to already leased out. Then of anonymity because they were not pened two, three or four times, the authorities do not conduct similar keep it going another gen- we found out it was still authorized to speak publicly about president would be on the phone attacks or steal data from Chinese eration.” available.” the threatened action. and there would be threats of retali- companies, but acknowledge that In the meantime, prop- “I like the atmosphere” The White House plans come af- ation,” said former FBI executive as- intelligence agencies routinely spy erty owner Harvey Ershig at Wolf’s, he said. “I’ve eat- ter a Virginia-based cybersecurity sistant director Shawn Henry. “This on other countries. is having the building en there many, many times firm released a torrent of details is happening thousands of times a China is clearly a target of inter- cleaned and replacing in my life and always liked Monday that tied a secret Chinese day. There needs to be some defini- est, said Lewis, noting that the U.S. some paneling that suf- it. I think Harvey has done military unit in Shanghai to years tion of where the red line is and what would be interested in Beijing’s mili- fered some water damage. a good job of keeping it up. of cyberattacks against U.S. compa- the repercussions would be.” tary policies, such as any plans for “Harvey’s doing a lot of “People that know nies. After analyzing breaches that Henry, now president of the secu- action against Taiwan or Japan. work,” Embry said. “He’s Wolf’s are not going to compromised more than 140 compa- rity firm CrowdStrike, said that rath- In its report, Mandiant said it very proud of the build- see a big changes except nies, Mandiant has concluded that er than tell companies to increase traced the hacking back to a neigh- ing.” for the food,” Embry said. they can be linked to the People’s their cybersecurity the government borhood in the outskirts of Shang- Wolf’s opened in 1878 Embry Osborn LLC is Liberation Army’s Unit 61398. needs to focus more on how to deter hai that includes a white 12-story as a bakery, later became preparing to apply for beer Military experts believe the unit the hackers and the nations that are office building run by the PLA’s Unit a tavern, then survived and liquor licenses, includ- is part of the People’s Liberation backing them. 61398. Prohibition by transform- ing for Sunday sales. Plans ing into a candy shop and call for it to be open seven plumbing supply store. days a week. Riverfront clean-up

Lions 80 individuals able to meet from 1A with 397 students, Sugg said. There are 525 sophomores this year. impressed, representa- To give volunteers more tives from the Henderson flexibility to meet with stu- County Education Coali- dents, Operation Prepa- tion were asked to do a ration conferences will video on how they were be done throughout the able to recruit so many month of March instead volunteers, said coalition of just one week. co-chair Dawn Kelsey. People interested in vol- “Our coalition is com- unteering may fill out an mitted to make this year application available on even better,” she said. the district’s website or Though the recruitment contact the high school or rate in 2012 was high, there middle schools. still weren’t enough volun- “If you have an hour, teers to meet individually if you have a week, if you with every student as was have friends who have the goal. Of the 500-plus time, we really need your sophomores, there were help,” Sugg said.

Court Watkins Park has been from 1A well-received, but that anglers may need to let the fish acclimatize before County infrastructure. they begin biting freely. “I Most of the expenditures think everybody went out the county has made in the there with the idea they Associated Press past from coal severance were going to yank them With the Ohio River returning to its banks, Tony Ringham, a facilities maintenance supervisor with the City of Owensboro, picks tax funds are multi-county all out,” he said. up trash Tuesday along the waterfront in English Park. While crews use heavy equipment to gather driftwood and push it back funds, which benefit sev- Finley sewers: Hubiak into the river, Ringham said they try to keep trash from going back into the water. eral counties. reported that about two- The topic came up again thirds of the easements at the end of Tuesday’s have been granted for in- meeting when Magistrate stalling sewers in Finley George Warren ques- Addition, and the project Drug overdose deaths up for 11th consecutive year tioned whether a boat should be going out for bid ramp could be placed on soon. “That is progressing The Associated Press Journal of the American Medical private property at Bluff very well. We’ve had really Association. City. County Engineer Bill no opposition to it.” CHICAGO — Drug overdose deaths As in previous recent years, opioid Hubiak pointed out that Busby Station: Hubiak rose for the 11th straight year, federal drugs — which include OxyContin the state Department of reported that $120,000 of data show, and most of them were and Vicodin — were the biggest Fish and Wildlife has not emergency funding from accidents involving addictive pain- problem, contributing to 3 out of 4 expressed any interest in the state has been ap- killers despite growing attention to medication overdose deaths. a boat ramp in Bluff City. proved for a new bridge on risks from these medicines. Frieden said many doctors and “The boat ramps that we Busby Station Road. In 2010, there were 38,329 drug patients don’t realize how addictive have put in have been put Compressor: The court overdose deaths nationwide, ac- these drugs can be, and that they’re in with coal severance tax delayed a decision on up- cording to a new report from the too often prescribed for pain that can Associated Press money,” Hubiak said. “And grading the air compressor Centers for Disease Control and be managed with less risky drugs. Hydrocodone pills, also known as you know where that’s go- used by county fire depart- Prevention. They’re useful for cancer, “but if Vicodin, are arranged for a photo at a ing right now.” ments to charge air bottles Medication, mostly prescrip- you’ve got terrible back pain or ter- pharmacy in Montpelier, Vt. on Tuesday. Other topics discussed for self-contained breath- tion drugs, was involved in nearly rible migraines,” using these addic- Tuesday by fiscal court ing equipment. The delay 60 percent of overdose deaths that tive drugs can be dangerous, he said. the medication-related deaths, 17 included: will allow the county’s fire year, overshadowing deaths from Medication-related deaths ac- percent were suicides. Trout: Hubiak reported chiefs to provide input on illicit narcotics. counted for 22,134 of the drug over- Frieden said the data show a need that the recent stocking a recommended $14,950 “The big picture is that this is a big dose deaths in 2010. for more prescription drug monitor- of rainbow trout at Sandy equipment purchase. problem that has gotten much worse Anti-anxiety drugs including Va- ing programs at the state level, and quickly,” said Dr. Thomas Frieden, lium were among common causes of more laws shutting down “pill mills” CDC’s director. medication-related deaths, involved — doctor offices and pharmacies that Pensions unfunded liability. House The report appears in Tuesday’s in almost 30 percent of them. Among over-prescribe addictive medicines. from 1A Democrats also may consider increasing the state’s cigarette tax from 60 cents state’s highest court an- to $1 a pack in a move that nounced in January that Stumbo said could gener- Official: 14 hurt in Kansas City gas blast, fire it would review a trial ate $100 million a year for court’s ruling that Instant the pension system. The Associated Press area indicated utility work condition and two others comment from Missouri Racing is legal. Critics Beshear said that he and was being done in the area, were expected to be re- Gas Energy was not im- contend the machines are Stumbo agree that the Leg- KANSAS CITY — A gas ex- and a worker at a restau- leased. He said all the inju- mediately returned. no different than illegal islature needs to identify a plosion that sparked a rant destroyed in the fire ries were traumatic, such as Jim Ligon, a bartender slots. funding source for making massive, block-engulfing said the facility was being broken bones, rather than who has worked at JJ’s “I’ve been a supporter of the state’s contribution to blaze in an upscale Kan- renovated at the time. burns or smoke inhalation. restaurant for five years, Instant Racing for several the pension system. sas City shopping district Police Sgt. Tony Sand- Kerry O’Connor, a wasn’t working Tuesday years,” Beshear said Tues- He said he doesn’t injured 14 people, a city ers said the manager of JJ’s spokeswoman for St. Luke’s night but said he started day. “Obviously, it’s not a want lawmakers to try to official said Tuesday eve- restaurant was unable to Hospital, which is near the getting texts and calls panacea for leveling the force cuts to other gov- ning, adding it is believed account for three people, scene of the fire, said sev- from co-workers minutes playing field like casino ernment services to fund that an accident by a util- but it was unclear whether eral patients were on the after the explosion. gaming would be. It helps pensions. ity contractor may have they were caught in the way to the hospital. She He said the incident some, and I hope that the Beshear said a proposal caused the blast. blaze or had left earlier. said they haven’t been as- happened during the peak Kentucky Supreme Court to get lawmakers to pass City Manager Troy “The first thing we need sessed yet but “they appear of weekday happy hour, upholds the court decision a constitutional amend- Schulte said he did not to be concerned about to be critical at this time.” when there is typically so we can continue to have ment to legalize casino know of anyone being re- is the people that are in- Fire officials didn’t im- anywhere from 15 to 45 instant racing in the state.” gambling to generate cash ported missing and had jured,” said Mayor Sly mediately return a phone people in the bar area as Senate Republican lead- for pensions and other not heard of any fatalities. James, who also praised call seeking comment well as three to five tables ers said last week that any government programs ap- Earlier Kansas City po- the work of first respond- Tuesday evening. of diners at the restaurant. legislative action should pears to be going nowhere lice had said the blast was ers. The smell of gas re- “JJ’s has a small staff, a wait until the Supreme this year. caused by a car crashing The University of Kan- mained very strong near family feel,” said Ligon, 45, Court rules. Senate Republicans said into a gas main just after 6 sas Hospital was treating the area long after the sus- of Kansas City, Mo. “You Stumbo told reporters last week they won’t take p.m. Fire officials said later five people injured in the pected explosion. see the same 100 people all that Instant Racing could up the issue. they were not aware of a blast, said spokesman Bob There were signs that the time, a bar and restau- be one option for shoring “So, I don’t see that as crash being involved in Hallinan. He said one per- utility work was being rant for regulars. We’re just up the state’s pension sys- being part of this discus- the blast. Other witnesses son was in critical condi- done in area. A phone mes- really hoping we come out of tem, which has a $33 billion sion at this point,” he said. noted street signs in the tion, two were in serious sage left Tuesday seeking here OK in terms of injuries.” Wednesday, February 20, 2013 Section B n Pletcher’s posse: Trainer Todd Pletcher could saddle as many as six or seven horses in this year’s Sports Kentucky Derby. 3B

Girls Sixth District Tournament at Union County High Trojans survive, advance School Monday’s Game ■■Boswell lifts Webster Co. 64, Union Co. 59, 2OT Webster past Today’s Game Henderson Co. vs. Union 38-37 Webster Co., 7 p.m.

By Kevin Patton [email protected] 270-831-8350

MORGANFIELD — Daniel Bo- swell’s shot hung on the Lady Cols, rim for an eternity before rolling over it and settling into the net. Webster The senior’s driving basket with 0:02 to play gave Webster County its will clash first lead since 2-0 and sent the Trojans into Thurs- day’s championship game for crown of the Sixth District Tour- nament with a 38-37 victory over Union County on ■■Lady Trojans Tuesday. Following a timeout are expecting with 0:05.1 on the clock, Mason Roland found Bo- quicker pace in swell near the free throw line with the inbound pass. title matchup The 6-4 forward put the DARRIN PHEGLEY/THE GLEANER ball on the floor and at- Union County’s Czaja McGuire, center, drives into a group of Webster County defenders for a shot under the basket during their By Kevin Patton tacked the basket, putting district tournament game in Morganfield on Tuesday night. [email protected] up a 5-footer that set softly 270-831-8350 on the rim for moments. and helped our offense. “I was just praying it Boys Sixth We made the switch at After surviving a grind- would go in,” Boswell said. halftime and that got us it-out game that turned “It seemed like it was up District aggressive on the offensive into a double overtime there for five years. It was Tournament end,” Newton said. thriller, Webster County up there forever.” at Union County High Boswell led Webster expects a game more to “We knew they were School County with 14 points and its liking in tonight’s dis- going to get out and cover five rebounds, while Hayes trict final with Henderson (Kyle) Hayes and (Logan) Tuesday’s Game added 10 points. Jashuad County. Prow,” Webster County Webster Co. 38, Union Fleming’s 10 points led Considered the top two coach Jon Newton said. Co. 37 Union County. Khilan Davis teams in the Second Re- “We had a play to set a Thursday’s Game had nine rebounds, includ- gion, the Lady Colonels screen for Hayes to come Henderson Co. vs. ing seven in the first quarter. and the Lady Trojans have out of the corner and we Webster Co., 7 p.m. The Trojans, who earned built their success around had Logan Prow as our their second straight trip to the same philosophies — emergency outlet at the Webster County’s J.D. Newton scrambles to recover the ball the regional tournament, quickness and pressure top of the key. We told during Tuesday night’s district tournament game against will face Henderson Coun- defense. Dan to roll back to the ball Union County in Morganfield. there’s no way Webster ty Thursday at 7 p.m. in the “They are equal to us once Kyle clears him and wins this game.” championship game. with team speed,” Hen- derson County coach Jeff he would be wide open. eight previous opportuni- the front end on one-and- The Braves started the Webster 38, Union 37 He did a perfect job of set- ties to take the lead before one free throw attempts — game with a 10-4 lead and Union Co. (16-14) Haile said. That’s claim ting down in the middle Boswell’s game-winner. one by Zack Chaykowsky the Trojans spent the rest Cruse 2 2-2 7; Chaykowsky 1 0-1 3; that few teams can make. of the gap. Mason did a “We’ve been a come- with 0:42.9 and another by of the night playing catch- Ricketson 1 0-0 2; Davis 2 1-2 5; Girten 1 Henderson County 0-0 3; McGuire 3 0-0 6; Fleming 4 2-2 10; tremendous job of finding back team all year,” Bo- Czaja McGuire with 0:20 up. The margin was still Loxley 0 1-2 1. Totals 14 6-9 37. 3-point will push the pace un- him. Once he caught it, he swell said. “It seems like to go. six (21-15) at the half, but a goals: 3 (Cruse 1, Chaykowsky 1, Girten like Union County which 1). Rebounds: 18 (Davis 9). Turnovers: 14. ripped through. One hard there’s never a point in a “If you hit free throws, switch from zone to man- Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. slowed the game down to dribble and he took it to game where there is too you win games. If you to-man defense got Web- Webster Co. (19-12) nearly pull off the upset the basket.” little time for us to come miss free throws, you lose ster County rolling with Newton 2 0-4 4; Roland 1 0-0 2; Hayes 3 in Monday’s 64-59 game 4-4 10; Boswell 7 0-0 14; Prow 1 3-4 5; Mc- Webster County (19-12) back. We have more heart games. It’s that simple,” eight unanswered points Main 0 0-0 0; Melton 1 0-0 3; Stubblefield that stretched into two had trailed by as many as than any team in the state, said Union County coach early in the third quarter. 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 7-12 38. 3-point goals: overtimes. That is more 1 (Melton 1). Rebounds: 20 (Boswell 5, eight points in the first half I think.” Mike Hensley, who enters “The last two games Prow 5). Turnovers: 12, Fouls: 12. Fouled comfortable for Webster and, after pulling within Union County (16-14) into retirement with the our man-to-man defense, out: None. County coach Parker Mc- one in the fourth quarter, left the door open for the loss. “If we hit those two which we aren’t known Union Co. 10 11 9 7 — 37 Calister’s crew, which Webster Co. 4 11 12 11 — 38 had failed to connect on Trojans by twice missing one-and-ones at the end, for, has picked up us up has lost two hard-fought games to the Lady Colo- nels 54-51 on Dec. 13 and 52-48 on Jan. 11. Haile expects a similar toe-to-toe encounter to- Humiliated UK seeks to rebound vs. Vandy night. “We don’t expect anything different. We By Gary Graves The Wildcats (17-8, 8-4 of defense we can do take more charges in an at- don’t expect any games Associated Press Southeastern Conference) Kentucky vs. now without him. I think tempt to slow opponents’ that we are going to domi- will host Vanderbilt (10-14, Vanderbilt we’re going to have a good hopes of exploiting the nate the rest of the way LEXINGTON — Humiliated 4-8) Wednesday looking to Site: Rupp Arena scheme.” Wildcats inside. out. There’s too much par- Kentucky seeks redemp- show they can win with- Tipoff: 7 p.m. CST While Calipari didn’t “It’s a big change,” Cali- ity in the district and the tion in its second post- out Noel — sidelined after Television: WTVW expect 7-foot freshman pari said. “You have to region,” he said. Nerlens Noel outing. tearing his left anterior Willie Cauley-Stein to seal change a little bit of how The challenge present- Kentucky is entering a cruciate ligament a week off the rim as well as the you’re defending, which ed to his team by Union stretch of nearly must-win ago. Kentucky needs to make a 6-10 Noel, the coach didn’t we are.” County might be just the games and can’t afford an- Coach John Calipari tournament run. think the change would re- While Vanderbilt ex- preparation the Lady other embarrassing per- said Tuesday without “Maybe we were a little sult in Tennessee outscor- pects less resistance inside Trojans needed for the formance like the Wildcats the nation’s leading shot- shocked,” Kentucky guard ing Kentucky 40-22 in the without Noel, the Commo- rest of the postseason. had against Tennessee. In blocker, the Wildcats will Jarrod Polson said of their paint and outrebounding dores are still wary of Cau- “This was, by far, the the Wildcats’ first contest have to change their de- initial game without Noel. “I the Wildcats 39-21. ley-Stein. His four blocks best thing that could’ve after losing their freshman fensive strategy to prevent mean, we didn’t realize how Calipari wants Cauley- and eight rebounds in the happened to this team,” center for the season with opponents from getting to much he affected things on Stein to become more Wildcats’ 60-58 win in McCalister said. a knee injury, the Volun- the basket. He is also hop- the defensive end. forceful inside, but he’s Nashville on Jan. 10 were Limiting the penetra- teers thumped Kentucky ing the loss leads to the “But we’re trying to also urging players to sac- tion of guards Mariah 88-58. commitment and cohesion get over it, see what kind rifice themselves more and See cats, 2B Herrera and Darrian Mc- Nary and the shooting of Kolbi Edens are among the keys for the Lady Colonels (22-2). “The first couple Lady Trojans coach sees more pluses in his team’s close call of games we let them get in the lane on us,” Haile After his Webster Coun- following her all over the her athleticism while Held scoreless in the said. “They’ll pressure us. ty Lady Trojans barely es- court. It was up to her grinding out 11 points and first half, junior Mayce We’ve got to handle their caped a big upset in the teammates and they did eight rebounds, and fellow Davis finished with seven pressure.” Sixth District Tournament not shoot well. sophomore Ayla Hendrick- points and played sterling Regardless of the out- opener, coach Parker Mc- The defense picked up son pounded the glass for defense at crunch time. Big come, both teams will ad- Calister did not focus on mitch the slack with full-court 12 rebounds. Kristin Keeney, a 6-foot-1 vance to the Second Re- the negative. Yes, Union stinson pressure that produced Bravettes fans should be 1/2 sophomore, posted up gion Tournament which County outplayed them several turnovers but excited about the future. for nine points, eighth- will begin one week from for most of the game and COLUMNIST Union County got better Lady Trojans fans grader Kaylee Duncan today at Caldwell County. yes, they were fortunate to at handling it as the game should be too but they’re scored six and sophomore Considering both teams escape with a double over- was 9-16. Not to mention progressed. At times, they probably too focused about Maddie Duncan drained are unbeaten against the time victory. that McCalister’s bunch punished the press. the present and tonight’s the last-second 3-pointer rest of the region, there is But McCalister saw it beat the Bravettes by 20 Junior Dominique Smith district title game at Union that sent the game into a strong possibility they as a gut-check, total team on Feb. 1. looked impressive in the County High School. They overtime. will meet again on March triumph that produced But the Lady Trojans open court, scoring most got there on heart and guts Union County wasn’t 5 with a berth in the state far more pluses then mi- had to wade through a per- of her game-high 26 points when nothing seemed to the only team with young tournament on the line. nuses. Listen to some of fect storm at Doug Hines on drives or finishing off be working right. girls stepping up big. May- Henderson County is his quotes: Gym. Coach Shane Smith fast breaks. Eighth-grader Junior guard Mariah be that’s why McCalister seeking its sixth straight “I’m really happy, I’m prepared his team well Kiara Campbell gave a Herrera was typically seemed so pleased after district title. Webster proud of them.” and it played with both glimpse of her bright fu- magnificent, scoring 21 Monday’s struggle. Sure, it County has reached the “I can’t say enough energy and intelligence. ture by scoring 15 from points and forcing turn- wasn’t pretty but his girls regional tournament five about each kid.” He packed in his defense the guard position. With overs at the other end. She came through in the end of the last six years but has “This was the best win and dared the athletic visi- ice water in her veins, she was the only Lady Trojan and will play for the title. not won a district champi- we’ve had all year.” tors to shoot over the zone. drained seven of nine free in double figures but that “Our focus (tonight) onship since 1999. It seemed a mismatch on Sharpshooter Kolbi Edens throws in the pressure- doesn’t mean she lacked has to be to compete for paper; Webster brought a was the exception — she packed fourth quarter. support. Eight other Web- 32 minutes, not just the Gleaner correspondent Mitchell sparkling 21-4 record to got the box-and-one treat- Sophomore swingman Mi- ster girls got in the scoring fourth quarter and over- Stinson contributed to this district and Union County ment and had a defender kayla Thompson displayed column. time.” report. 2B » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER

Sports cats Briefs from 1B

each one better than the Ravens, Flacco’s No. 1 IU turns back Spartans highly touted Noel, who agent will meet had 13 points including the C.J. Leslie added 19 points decisive basket. The Baltimore Ravens ■■Oladipo lifts for the Wolfpack (19-7, 8-5 The two big men started and Joe Flacco’s agent plan Atlantic Coast Confer- and played extensive min- to meet this weekend in Hoosiers to ence), who led the entire utes together in that first their first attempt to reach night to snap a three-game game against Vander- a new contract for the Su- 72-68 victory losing streak against the bilt. This time, if Alex per Bowl MVP. Seminoles. The win also Poythress or even Archie Joe Linta will be in In- Wire reports snapped a four-game losing Goodwin improve their dianapolis at the NFL’s skid against Florida State defensive play and provide scouting combine for the Victor Oladipo’s go- (14-12, 6-7) on N.C. State’s some support for Cauley- first negotiations since ahead putback, dunk and homecourt in Raleigh. Stein, he could be more of August. After the team free throws in the final ■■Missouri 63, Florida a presence on Wednesday. and Flacco couldn’t agree minute lifted top-ranked 60: Laurence Bowers had 17 “Cauley-Stein’s still a on an extension or a new Indiana to a 72-68 win points plus 10 rebounds and great player and he’s ob- deal last summer, Flacco over No. 4 Michigan State Missouri erased a 13-point viously long, he’s athletic played out the final year of on Tuesday night. deficit midway through the and definitely makes up his rookie contract — and Indiana (24-3, 12-2 Big second half to rally past No. for some of that loss,” struck it big. Ten) broke a first-place tie 5 Florida 63-60 on Tuesday Vanderbilt junior for- He led the Ravens to the in the conference. The Hoo- night. ward Rod Odum said. AFC North title, then to siers had lost 17 straight — Phil Pressey added 10 “I think they’re going to playoff victories over Indi- since 1991 — on the road assists, seven points, six re- look a little different than anapolis, Denver and New against the Spartans. bounds and three steals for last time. I’m not sure England before beating San The Spartans blew op- Missouri (19-7, 8-5 SEC). what way, but I think it’ll Francisco in the Super Bowl. portunities at the line. ■■Miami 54, Virginia be a little bit different.” Flacco had 11 touchdown Trailing by three with 50: Reggie Johnson made One of the major chang- passes and no interceptions 3.7 seconds left, Gary Har- a tie-breaking layup with es Kentucky needs to be in the postseason. ris was fouled on a 3-point 5.7 seconds left Tues- successful has to come at attempt. He missed the day night, and the No. the point guard position, Jets cut Pace, first one and then after 2-ranked Miami Hurri- which has been an issue all making the second, missed canes overcame a ragged season. Sophomore Ryan three other vets the third on purpose. In- offensive performance for Harrow seemed to be get- NEW YORK — The New York diana got the rebound the second game in a row ting a grip on the position Jets have released veteran and Oladipo hit two free to beat Virginia 54-50 and when league play started linebacker Calvin Pace, throws to seal the win. remain unbeaten in the At- but had just two assists in safety Eric Smith, backup Keith Appling had lantic Coast Conference. the two games before Ten- offensive lineman Jason missed the front end of a ■■St. Louis 76, VCU nessee. Smith, and tight end Josh one and one with a little 62: Jordair Jett scored That led to Polson mak- Baker, clearing significant more than a minute left. all 16 of his points in the ing his first collegiate start salary cap space. Michigan State (22-5, AL GOLDIS/ASSOCIATED PRESS second half and Mike Mc- in Harrow’s place against The moves Tuesday were 11-3) had won five straight Indiana’s Victor Oladipo, center, shoots a layup and draws a Call, Jr. added 15 to help the Volunteers and the ju- expected because New York and 11 of 12 with its only foul against Michigan State’s Matt Costello, right, and Bran- Saint Louis win its eighth nior finished with a career- entered the offseason more loss during the stretch at den Dawson during the first half of their game on Tuesday straight and take sole pos- high 11 points. But the dis- than $20 million over the Indiana. night in East Lansing, Mich. Top-ranked Indiana won 72-68. session of first place in the tribution void continued, cap for the 2013 season. ■■Tennessee 82, LSU Atlantic 10 with a 76-62 with Harrow and Polson They were the first signifi- 72: Jordan McRae scored Marquette used a sizeable reeling Duquesne 68-49 on victory over No. 24 VCU combining for no assists cant personnel decisions by a career-high 34 points rebounding advantage to Tuesday night. on Tuesday night. and two turnovers. new general manager John and led Tennessee’s tor- beat Seton Hall 67-46 on The Bulldogs (22-5, 9-3 ■■Wichita St. 66, In- Calipari stressed that Idzik, who was hired to re- rid 3-point attack Tuesday Tuesday night. Atlantic 10) have won five diana St. 62: Cleanthony that’s where more aggres- place the fired Mike Tan- night as the Volunteers de- The win enabled the of their last six and man- Early scored 19 points, in- siveness is needed. He didn’t nenbaum last month. feated LSU 82-72 for their Golden Eagles (19-6, 10-3 aged to keep pace with cluding the game-clinch- have to tell Polson, who Idzik will be plenty fourth consecutive victory. Big East) to hold onto first league-leading Virginia ing free throws with 18 knows he must improve. busy this offseason, with McRae made all six of place in the conference Commonwealth, which seconds left, as Wichita “We didn’t play well at another key decision being his 3-point attempts and with their fourth win went into the night with a State held on to beat Indi- all,” said Polson, projected the future of backup quar- shot 13 of 18 overall. Ten- in the last five outings. one-game lead over Butler ana State 66-62 on Tues- to make his second straight terback Tim Tebow, who nessee (15-10, 7-6 South- The Pirates (13-14, 2-12) and a ½ game lead over St. day night. start. “We’re just trying to is expected to be traded eastern Conference) shot dropped below the .500 Louis. ■■Creighton 59, get better and trying to push or released before free 10 of 15 from 3-point range mark for the first time ■■N.C. State 84, Flor- Southern Illinois 45: the ball more.” agency begins next month. against an LSU team that this season — their worst ida State 66: Freshman Grant Gibbs and Will Arti- Calipari’s main hope is entered the night with the league mark in 29 years. T.J. Warren had season- no scored 13 points apiece, that Saturday’s loss final- Alouettes hire SEC’s best 3-point percent- ■■B u t l e r 6 8 , highs of 31 points and 13 and Creighton broke open ly drives home his points age defense (.290). Duquesne 49: Rotnei rebounds to help North a close game in the middle about consistent energy, Hawkins as coach ■■Marquette 67, Se- Clarke scored 16 points Carolina State beat Flori- of the second half to defeat execution and communi- MONTREAL — Former Boise ton Hall 46: Vander Blue and Khyle Marshall added da State 84-66 on Tuesday Southern Illinois 59-45 on cating. None of that hap- State and Colorado coach scored 19 points and No. 17 14 to lead No. 15 Butler past night. Tuesday night. pened against the Vols. Dan Hawkins has been hired to coach the Mon- treal Alouettes of the CFL. He succeeds Marc Trestman, who was hired as the Chicago Bears’ Slumping SEC scrambling for NCAA berths coach last month. Trest- man led the Alouettes to climb beyond those three (SEC) teams I don’t have Grey Cup titles in 2009 ■■Other than teams. in the bracket, but without and 2010 and was the CFL’s “Their number is not Noel it’s hard to imagine coach of the year in 2009. the Gators, no likely to start going back they’re going to be able to Hawkins has never up in terms of numbers sustain anything,” Palm coached in the CFL. He team is a lock of team unless somebody said. “Probably they’re go- was 19-39 at Colorado and truly unexpected wins the ing to fall back. Alabama 53-11 at Boise State and has By John Zenor conference tournament,” and Tennessee are prob- an overall coaching record Associated Press Lunardi said. ably the two teams with of 112-61-1. It could be a near replay the best chance to give the MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The of 2009 when the SEC league more than three, U.S. women will Southeastern Conference sent only three teams to but I haven’t seen anything is bracing for potential the tournament for the from either of those teams take on Canada Marginal Madness this first time in 19 years. LSU to make me optimistic.” CHICAGO — The U.S. wom- March. managed the lone win of Kentucky guard Jarrod en’s soccer team will play With only one team TODD J. VAN EMST/ASSOCIATED PRESS the three teams, though Polson knows there’s little an exhibition against Can- ranked in the Top 25, the Florida’s Scottie Wilbekin, left, and Auburn’s Chris Denson there wasn’t a potential margin for error. ada at Toronto on June 2. No. 5 Florida Gators, the grab a loose ball during their game on Saturday at Auburn. No. 1 seed like Florida in “I think it’s in the back This will be the first time SEC could have three or The No. 5 Gators are the only SEC team ranked in the Top 25. the mix. It’s the only time of our minds that if we these teams have met since fewer teams in the NCAA in the past 23 years the want to make the tourna- last year’s Olympic semi- tournament for only the Now it’s like LSU could Missouri 38th, Kentucky league hasn’t had at least ment we have to win all the final when the Americans second time in 23 years be in the championship 45th and Ole Miss 52nd. one team make it to the games or maybe just lose won 4-3 in overtime on even if there’s others hold- or win the champion- Barring a surprise SEC regional semifinals. one more,” Polson said. “At Alex Morgan’s stoppage- ing out hope. ship. Florida could lose in tournament champion, The biggest question this time of the year, this time goal. There’s solid cases at the first round. Missouri two bracket watchers mark involves the defend- is when we need to get hot Under new coach Tom Missouri and Mississippi, could win. Anybody’s in have Florida, Mississippi ing national champion anyway so we can just look Sermanni, the Americans uncertainty at Kentucky the game right now. It’s and Missouri making the Wildcats, whose tourna- at these games as tourna- started 2013 with 4-1 and and glimmers of hope at fun like that.” NCAA field — and seven ment stock was uncer- ment games.” 3-1 victories over Scotland Alabama, Arkansas and Apparently one man’s leagues receiving more tain even before losing In some ways, the ap- this month. Tennessee but nobody definition of fun is another invitations. shot-blocking freshman parent downturn isn’t all The U.S. plays Iceland beyond the Gators is con- man’s nerve-racking. “I would be more sur- Nerlens Noel to a season- that surprising for the (March 6), China (March sidered a lock. The SEC has as many prised if they ended up ending knee injury. SEC, which had four teams 8) and Sweden (March 11) at “The way the league is teams with power ratings with four than if they Tennessee routed Ken- combine for a 10-3 NCAA the annual Algarve Cup in now is fun,” Volunteers of 200 or worse (three) as ended up with two,” said tucky 88-58 in the first tournament mark last sea- Portugal, then has an exhibi- guard Jordan McRae said. in the Top 50, and even Palm, who runs a bracket game without the star son not counting new ad- tion at Germany on April 5. “Last year with Kentucky, that’s shaky territory. for CBSSports.com. freshman. dition Missouri, upset by you knew they were go- Jerry Palm’s collegerpi. ESPN’s Joe Lunardi “Kentucky probably Norfolk State in the first Wire reports ing to be there at the end. com rates Florida fourth, agrees that it’s an uphill has the best profile of the round.

Tiger delivers ‘State of Game’ address 2007 MAZDA MX5 MIATA By Doug Ferguson The competition picks Match Play Championship, Rory McIlroy is the No. Associated Press up at Dove Mountain, though he hasn’t advanced 1 seed and will play Shane GRAND where the first World Golf out of the second round Lowry, a longtime friend TOURING MARANA, Ariz. — Tiger Championship of the year since he last won this and former partner on the Woods delivered a “State starts Wednesday in what event in 2008. The names Irish team that won the of the Game” on President might be frigid weather. in the 64-man field have European Team Cham- Barack Obama’s golfing Instead of having changed over the years. pionships in 2007. In a prowess and the news President Obama as his The strategy has not. similar match, former U.S. wasn’t all bad. partner against Houston “The whole idea is just Open champion Graeme “If he ever spent — after Astros owner Jim Crane to beat one guy at a time,” McDowell (Northern these four years — spent and outgoing U.S. Trade Woods said. “That’s the Ireland) plays three-time more time playing the Representative Ron Kirk, thing. There are times major champion Padraig game of golf, I’m sure he the second-seeded Woods where I’ve played well in Harrington (Ireland). Retractable Hardtop, Automatic, Sport Wheels could get to where he’s a opens this fickle tour- matches and I’ve lot, and The toughest challenge pretty good stick,” Woods nament against Charles other times where I’ve might be the weather, with said Wednesday. Howell III in a match that played poorly and advanced. a front expected to move $19,983 Woods comes into the takes both of them back to “It’s pot luck in these 18- across the high desert over- Match Play Championship their youth. hole sprints like this. As I night and bringing tempera- on somewhat of a winning The last time they faced said, it’s imperative to get tures so low that light snow streak. While he revealed each other in this format, off to a quick start and get is possible. At best, it figures very few details about his Woods beat Howell in the up on your opponent early. to be frigid for the morning Sunday round with Obama quarterfinals of the 1996 It’s just so hard to come matches as the sun is be- 4000 DIVISION ST. AUTO PLAZA at The Floridian, he at least U.S. Amateur. back 18-hole matches, and ginning to climb over The EVANSVILLE, IN 47715 MIKE WHITLEDGE made sure everyone knew Woods is the only hopefully, I can do that Ritz-Carlton Club at Dove 812-473-0215 270-869-7422 that they won. three-time winner of the conceivably for all six.” Mountain. WWW.EVANSVILLEKIA.COM [email protected] THE GLEANER « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 3B

Sports Pletcher’s posse dominates Derby trail ■■Trainer may RUN FOR THE ROSES TOP 10 saddle six or 1. Shanghai Bobby (Todd Pletcher, Rosie Napravnik): 2-year-old champion went 4 furlongs in 49.60 on Sunday seven in the at Palm Meadows, his first work since running second in Holy Bull. ... Went 5-for-5 at 2, including wins in Hopeful, Run for Roses Champagne, BC Juvenile. ... Next start: Florida Derby, Gulfstream Park, March 30. ... Future Derby Wager odds: 14-1. By Richard Rosenblatt 2. Itsmyluckyday (Eddie Plesa Jr., Elvis Trujillo): Holy Bull winner has plenty of time to get ready for final prep. ... Associated Press Next workout set for Friday in Florida. ... Owned by Laurie Plesa and Trilogy Stable. ... Next start: Florida Derby. ... No trainer has started Odds: 13-1. more than five horses in a 3. Goldencents (Doug O’Neill, Kevin Krigger): Sham Kentucky Derby. winner worked 6 furlongs in 1:13.40 last week at Santa The way the Derby Anita. ... Trainer of Derby, Preakness winner I’ll Have prep season is shaping up, Another has another contender in He’s Had Enough (set that could change. Todd to run Saturday in Fountain of Youth). Co-owned by Rick Pletcher has a shot at sad- Pitino. ... Next start: San Felipe, Santa Anita, March 9. ... dling six or seven of the Odds: 20-1. 20 3-year-olds who will 4. Violence (Pletcher, Javier Castellano): All eyes will be led into the starting be on heavily favored colt in 3-year-old debut. ... Won all gate at Churchill Downs three races last year, including CashCall Futurity (Dec. on May 4. BENOIT PHOTO/ASSOCIATED PRESS 15). ... Next start: Fountain of Youth, Gulfstream Park, “Right now, at this stage, In this Dec. 15, 2012, photo, Violence, with Javier Castellano up, right, is shown winning Saturday. ... Odds: 13-1. I can’t recall having this the Grade I $750,000 CashCall Futurity at Betfair Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Calif. Todd 5. Verrazano (Pletcher, John Velazquez): Worked 4 depth,” the trainer said Pletcher’s promising 3-year-olds pick up the pace this weekend on the road to the Kentucky furlongs in 48.05 at Palm Meadows on Sunday. ... Has a during a conference call Derby, with Violence set for the Fountain of Youth and Palace Malice the Risen Star. pair of wins at Gulfstream by a combined 24 lengths .... Tuesday, adding that great Next start: Tampa Bay Derby, Tampa Bay Downs, March 9. ... Odds: 11-1. expectations in mid-Feb- have gotten there yet.” Saturday’s Risen Star at awarded for the first 6. Flashback (Bob Baffert, Julien Leparoux): Robert B. ruary can turn quickly by Pletcher and two Hall of the Fair Grounds, a race four finishers in desig- Lewis winner worked 4 furlongs in 47 4/5 a week ago ... Son the first Saturday in May. Famers, D. Wayne Lukas that drew a field of 15. nated prep races. The of Tapit is 2-for-2. Next start: San Felipe. ... Odds: 12-1. “But we are hopeful we’re and Nick Zito, share the As for Shanghai Bobby, breakdown is 50-20-10-4 7. Super Ninety Nine (Baffert, Rafael Bejarano): able to keep it going.” record of five starters in a the colt had his first work- for both the Fountain of Looked super in winning Southwest by 11 1/4 lengths Pletcher’s posse of pros- Derby. Only Lukas came out Sunday since his first Youth and the Risen Star. over slop Monday. ... Now 2-for-2, but next start could be pects is led by Shanghai out a winner, with Grind- career loss in the Holy If more than 20 are en- back at Oaklawn or home at Santa Anita. ... Next start: Bobby, who remains No. stone in 1996. Bull last month. Pletcher tered for the Derby, the Undecided. Odds: 47-1. 1 in the AP’s latest Run The new Top 10 has one said the son of Harlan’s field will be determined 8. Overanalyze (Pletcher, Velazquez): Worked 5 to the Roses list of Top 10 change — Super Ninety Holiday ran “extremely for the first time by point furlongs in 1:00.40 Sunday at Palm Meadows. ... Remsen Derby contenders. Nine moves in at No. 7 for well” in the Holy Bull, but totals rather than graded winner staying warm until return to trip to New York. ... Also on the list are No. 4 trainer Bob Baffert after was tired for a week after stakes earnings. Next start: Gotham, Aqueduct, March 2. ... Odds: 33-1. Violence, No. 5 Verrazano an 11¼ -length romp in the the race. Now “his energy It was a good holiday 9. Den’s Legacy (Baffert, Garrett Gomez): Just two and No. 8 Overanalyze. Southwest Stakes at Oak- level is good and he’s back weekend for Baffert, who wins from 10 starts, but has run second five times. ... Ran Other Pletcher 3-year- lawn Park on Monday. to serious training.” spent a few days vacation- second in Robert B. Lewis and Sham. ... Next start: Gotham olds considered to be on This weekend, two to Shanghai Bobby will be ing in Mexico while his or Rebel, Oaklawn Park, March 16 ... Odds: 77-1. the Derby trail include of Pletcher’s charges are on a weekly workout regi- horses were winning in 10. Oxbow (D. Wayne Lukas, Jon Court): LeComte Capo Bastone, Delhomme, ready to run: Violence is men leading to his final Arkansas and California. winner among 15 entered for Risen Star. ... Lukas looking Palace Malice and Revolu- the morning-line favorite Kentucky Derby prep, the for chance to win fifth Derby. ... Next start: Risen Star, In addition to his win with Saturday. ... Odds: 26-1. tionary. in a field of 11 for Satur- Florida Derby on March Super Ninety Nine at Oak- Keep an eye on: Dynamic Sky, He’s Had Enough, “At this point, it’s as day’s Fountain of Youth 30. lawn, his Shakin It Up won Normandy Invasion, Revolutionary, Shakin It Up. many as six or seven,” he and Palace Malice has This weekend marks a the seven-furlong San Vi- said, “but none of them a chance to step up in huge increase in points cente at Santa Anita. Cards’ Furcal hoping for opening day start Pistorius: Famer Robin Yount, a close He mistook ■■St. Louis shortstop is looking friend. The players also gave Sveum an orange vest. to come back from elbow injury He took the joke in girlfriend stride, saying maybe it Wire reports From what Matheny has showed “they didn’t want seen so far, he’s expecting to lose me in a hunting ac- for intruder St. Louis shortstop Ra- Furcal to be ready to start cident.” The Cubs lost 101 fael Furcal and his injured the season. games under Sveum last By Gerald Imray elbow may not be ready “I’m not going to have season. Associated Press for Saturday’s first game too much of a panic,” he ■■The Pittsburgh Pi- of spring training. said. “We watched him re- rates and manager Clint PRETORIA, South Africa — Os- Cardinals manager ally take his time last year. Hurdle have officially car Pistorius wept Tuesday Mike Matheny insists He showed up the first day agreed to a contract ex- as his defense lawyer read that shouldn’t be much of of the season ready to go. tension that runs through the athlete’s account of a concern. That’s what I’m expecting at least the end of the 2014 how he shot his girlfriend “We still have a few days again.” season. to death on Valentine’s to figure that out,” Ma- A 13- year veteran, Fur- JULIO CORTEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS Terms were not dis- Day, claiming he had mis- theny said. “He still hasn’t cal hit .264 in 121 games for St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Rafael Furcal and his injured closed but the deal in- taken her for an intruder. let it go yet so it’s going the Cardinals last season, elbow may not be ready for the team’s spring training opener cludes a club option for Prosecutors, however, to be hard to put him out batting primarily in the on Saturday, but manager Mike Matheny isn’t concerned. 2015. The 55-year-old was told a packed courtroom there in a situation where leadoff spot. in the final season of a that the double-amputee he has to go to his back- When Furcal went Carpenter, looking to get Rolen and first baseman three-year deal he signed known as the Blade Run- hand deep in the hole. We down last season, the Car- the opening day start at Joey Votto was injured in December 2010 when he ner intentionally and know he’s not ready for dinals turned to former second base. Descalso last year and wound up replaced John Russell. mercilessly shot and that.” first round pick Pete Koz- started 66 games at second third in the NL Rookie of Pittsburgh is 151-173 in killed 29-year-old Reeva Furcal is working his ma. After hitting only .232 last season, and Skip Schu- the Year voting. He batted two seasons under Hurdle, Steenkamp model as she way back from a strained at Class AAA Memphis, maker and Tyler Greene .273 with 19 homers, third- including a 79-83 mark in cowered inside a locked elbow ligament suffered Kozma responded with a are no longer with the or- most among rookies. His 2012. bathroom. near the end of last sea- .333 average in 26 games ganization. 67 RBIs were the second- ■■The Atlanta Braves Pistorius told the Pre- son. There was a concern down the stretch and per- ■■Todd Frazier was most by a rookie. will retire Chipper toria Magistrate’s Court that he’d have to undergo formed solidly in the field. the last Reds player He has spent the offsea- Jones’ number and in- at a bail hearing he felt Tommy John surgery, but His average dipped to .214 cut at the end of spring son improving his range at duct him into the team’s vulnerable in the pres- Furcal chose to try rehab in the playoffs. training last year, sent to third base. hall of fame on June 28. ence of an intruder inside instead. Kozma is once again the minors temporarily ■■ Dale Sveum didn’t The Braves announced the bathroom because he When healthy, Furcal in Cardinals camp, but to open a spot for a relief lose his sense of humor Tuesday they will hold a did not have his prosthetic has one of the strongest St. Louis also signed pitcher. After a promotion after a rough first season banquet and ceremony legs on, and fired into the arms among major league eight-year veteran Ronny and a fabulous rookie sea- as Cubs manager. honoring Jones before bathroom door. shortstops. Doctors have Cedeno in the offseason son, he’s getting a chance As Sveum gave his their game against the Ari- In a major point of con- him on a plan where he’s to a one-year deal as in- to earn a starting job. opening speech at spring zona Diamondbacks. tention that has already still working up to throw- surance. Frazier can replace training, Chicago’s play- Jones spent his entire emerged, prosecutor Ger- ing the ball at maximum Most recently with the Scott Rolen as Cincinnati’s ers peeled off jackets and two-decade career with rie Nel said Pistorius took velocity. He’s participated Mets, Cedeno actually third baseman, a role he jerseys to reveal orange the Braves before retiring the time to put on his pros- in Cardinals fielding drills factors into the other po- filled at times last season hunting gear. It was a play- after last season. He won theses, walked seven me- since position players re- sition of concern in Car- because of injuries. Rolen ful jab at their manager, the National League MVP ters (yards) from the bed to ported on Friday, working dinals’ camp. He’s one of has decided not to attend who was accidentally shot in 1999, claimed the league the enclosed toilet inside on turning double plays on three players, along with spring training. during the offseason while batting title in 2008, and his bathroom and only Monday. Daniel Descalso and Matt Frazier filled in when hunting quail with Hall of was an eight-time All Star. then opened fire. Three of the bullets hit Steenkamp of the four that were fired into the door, Nel said. Pistorius said in his ‘Smoke’ overshadowed by Danica at Daytona Speedweeks sworn statement that after opening fire, he real- Wire reports race. “It was more as an t h r o u g h knew what was ahead for driver to win a race. ized that Steenkamp was owner, wanting Danica to offseasons him as a driver. Wallace, the son of a not in his bed. Tony Stewart typically be in the top two.” here for “To me, my eye is still white father and black “It filled me with horror shines during Speed- He got his wish, with teams to on next Sunday. Owner- mother, openly talks of be- and fear,” Pistorius said. weeks, the nine-day span Patrick locking herself into actually get ship side this Sunday, next coming the Tiger Woods of The 26-year-old Olym- where he cements himself the field with the fastest prepared to Sunday I want it from the NASCAR. He wants to be- pian said he put on his as a top contender to win lap of last Sunday’s quali- come down driver’s side,” he said. come a star who can tran- prosthetic legs and tried to the Daytona 500. fying session. It was an here to Day- ■■Darrell Wallace Jr., scend the sport and prove kick down the door before He’s back in the spot- all-around stellar qualify- Tony tona,” Stew- is set to make history as people of all colors can race. finally giving up and bash- light this year, just not the ing session for SHR, which Stewart art said. “To only the fourth black driv- ■■Rising star Kyle Lar- ing it in with a cricket bat. way he’s been in the past. also had Ryan Newman have three er with a full-time ride in a son is getting ready for Inside, he said he found Stewart has so far been post the fourth fastest time cars in the top five like NASCAR series. another race at Daytona In- Steenkamp, slumped over. overshadowed by Danica and Stewart one spot be- that, just really, really ap- Wallace takes the wheel ternational Speedway. He said he lifted her blood- Patrick, who drove a Stew- hind in fifth. preciative and excited that for the Truck Series race He’d like another vic- ied body into his arms and art-Haas Racing Chevrolet It was a demonstration we were able to bring three Friday at Daytona Inter- tory — without another tried to carry her down- to the pole in qualifying of offseason preparation consistent cars down like national Speedway. He is controversy. stairs to seek medical help. for the Daytona 500. It’s for a team that spent the this.” signed with Joe Gibbs Rac- Larson spun leader C.E. But by then, it was too made Patrick, not Stewart, winter not only readying Stewart can bask in his ing and will drive the No. Falk III coming out of the late. the star so far at Daytona. for NASCAR’s new Gen-6 role as owner only until 54 Toyota for Kyle Busch final turn to win the inau- “She died in my arms,” As Patrick’s car owner, car, but also running three Thursday, when it will Motorsports. gural Battle at the Beach the athlete said. Stewart is just fine with Sprint Cup cars this sea- be time for him to start Wallace joins Wendell on Monday night. The fin- The Valentine’s Day that. son with the full-time ad- focusing on the Daytona Scott, Willy T. Ribbs and ish sparked debate about shooting death hocked “I’ll be honest, the pole dition of Patrick. 500. It was in the back of Bill Lester as the only full- whether the 20-year-old South Africans and many didn’t matter to me per- “This was probably one his mind after qualify- time black drivers in the 65- Larson, considered NAS- around the world who sonally,” Stewart said after of the most difficult win- ing last Sunday, when he year history of NASCAR. CAR’s next big star, should idolized Pistorius for over- Patrick qualified first for ters that I can remember was proud of Patrick and Scott, one of the original have been penalized for in- coming adversity to be- Sunday’s season-opening from my 15 years of going the SHR organization but pioneers, is the only black tentionally wrecking Falk. come a sports champion. 4B » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER Scoreboard

32. (35) Josh Wise, F, 194.254. 33. (78) Kurt Busch, C, 193.657. Air time 34. (98) Michael McDowell, F, 193.544. 35. (95) Scott Speed, F, 193.540. TELEVISION 36. (32) Terry Labonte, F, 193.515. 37. (51) Regan Smith, C, 193.096. AUTO RACING 38. (7) Dave Blaney, C, 192.996. 11 a.m.: Budweiser Duel practice, SPEED, Cable 551. 39. (47) Bobby Labonte, T, 192.563. 40. (36) JJ Yeley, C, 192.094. 1:30 p.m.: Budweiser Duel practice, SPEED, Cable 551. 41. (83) David Reutimann, T, 190.339. GOLF 42. (93) Travis Kvapil, T, 190.142. 43. (87) Joe Nemechek, T, OP. 11 a.m.: Match Play Championship, TGC, Cable 558. Failed to qualify 44. (19) Mike Bliss, T, OP. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 45. (52) Brian Keselowski, T, OP. 6 p.m.: Providence at Syracuse, ESPN2, Cable 26. Sprint Cup-Budweiser 6 p.m.: Oklahoma at Texas Tech, ESPNU, Cable 514. Duel 1 Lineup 6 p.m.: Minnesota at Ohio St., BTN, Cable 39. After Sunday qualifying; race Thursday 7 p.m.: Vanderbilt at Kentucky, WTVW-7, Cable 8. At Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach 8 p.m.: Kansas at Oklahoma St., ESPN2, Cable 26. Lap length: 2.5 miles 8 p.m.: Iowa State at Baylor, ESPNU, Cable 514. (Car number in parentheses) 8 p.m.: Wisconsin at Northwestern, BTN, Cable 39. 1. (10) Danica Patrick, C, 196.434 mph. 2. (21) Trevor Bayne, F, 195.976. 9 p.m.: Colorado St. at UNLV, CBSSN, Cable 531. 3. (14) Tony Stewart, C, 195.925. 10 p.m.: Washington at Arizona, ESPN2, Cable 26. 4. (11) Denny Hamlin, T, 195.771. 10 p.m.: Santa Clara at Gonzaga, ESPNU, Cable 514. 5. (22) Joey Logano, F, 195.767. 6. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., C, 195.584. NBA BASKETBALL 7. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, C, 195.508. 8. (13) Casey Mears, F, 195.495. PHOTO FURNISHED 7 p.m.: New Orleans at Cleveland, ESPN, Cable 27. 9. (99) Carl Edwards, F, 195.24. 9:30 p.m.: Boston at L.A. Lakers, ESPN, Cable 27. 10. (56) Martin Truex Jr., T, 195.207. ABA tournament champions 11. (48) Jimmie Johnson, C, 195.084. NHL HOCKEY 12. (2) Brad Keselowski, F, 194.961. The Celtics, sponsored by B.A.G. Concrete, won the 12-13-year-old boys Henderson ABA tour- 6:30 p.m.: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, NBCSN, Cable 549. 13. (29) Kevin Harvick, C, 194.742. 14. (16) Greg Biffle, F, 194.729. nament championship. Team members are, from left, Drake Hill, Gage Cook, Tyler Holladay, 9 p.m.: St. Louis at Colorado, NBCSN, Cable 549. 15. (38) David Gilliland, F, 194.654. Cambron Springer, Colton McCormick, Wesley Martin, Brandon Bean, Jack Rauch and coach SOCCER 16. (26) Michael Waltrip, T, 194.313. 17. (78) Kurt Busch, C, 193.657. Brent Gray. Not pictured is Keandra Tapp. 1:30 p.m.: Schalke at Galatasaray, FSN, Cable 47-48. 18. (95) Scott Speed, F, 193.54. 7 p.m.: Barcelona at AC Milan, FSN, Cable 47-48. 19. (51) Regan Smith, C, 193.096. 20. (47) Bobby Labonte, T, 192.563. lis 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— Tonight’s Games 9th District WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 21. (83) David Reutimann, T, 190.339. Marquette 43 (J. Wilson 9), Seton Hall 24 Detroit at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Owensboro Catholic 59, Daviess Co. 50 22. (87) Joe Nemechek, T, 190.046. 7 p.m.: St. John’s at Marquette, CBSSN, Cable 531. (Johnson, Karlis 5). Assists—Marquette Memphis at Toronto, 6 p.m. 11th District 23. (52) Brian Keselowski, T, 183.876. 15 (D. Wilson 5), Seton Hall 10 (Edwin 3). New York at Indiana, 6 p.m. Breckinridge Co. 77, Frederick Fraize 24 RADIO Sprint Cup-Budweiser Total Fouls—Marquette 13, Seton Hall 15. Oklahoma City at Houston, 7 p.m. 12th District Technical—Seton Hall Bench. A—6,224. Philadelphia at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Grayson Co. 43, Edmonson Co. 41 GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Duel 2 Lineup After Sunday qualifying; race Thursday Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. 18th District BUTLER 68, DUQUESNE 49 Miami at Atlanta, 7 p.m. LaRue Co. 50, Hart Co. 28 7 p.m.: Sixth District championship, Henderson Co. vs. At Daytona International Speedway DUQUESNE (8-18) New Orleans at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 19th District Daytona Beach Jerr. Jones 4-7 0-0 9, Winters 1-3 0-0 2, Webster Co., WSON-AM 860 & FM 96.5, WWKY-FM 97.7. Orlando at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Bethlehem 75, Washington Co. 46 Lap length: 2.5 miles Marhold 1-5 0-0 2, Colter 4-11 0-0 11, Jere. Phoenix at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. 21st District MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL (Car number in parentheses) Jones 2-7 5-6 9, Binney 0-1 0-0 0, Panto- Boston at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 91, Lou. Valley 47 1. (24) Jeff Gordon, C, 196.292 mph. phlet 3-7 0-0 7, Johnson 3-7 1-2 7, Datt 1-3 7 p.m.: Vanderbilt at Kentucky, WMSK-FM 101.3. 22nd District 2. (39) Ryan Newman, C, 195.946. 0-0 2. Totals 19-51 6-8 49. Bobcats 105, Magic 92 Lou. Doss 45, Lou. Iroquois 43 3. (5) Kasey Kahne, C, 195.852. BUTLER (22-5) CHARLOTTE (105) 23rd District 4. (18) Kyle Busch, T, 195.767. Jones 3-7 0-0 6, Marshall 6-9 2-4 14, Kidd-Gilchrist 3-4 0-1 6, Mullens 8-17 Lou. Moore 63, Bullitt Central 49 5. (20) Matt Kenseth, T, 195.725. Smith 1-9 5-6 8, Barlow 2-5 0-0 6, Clarke 2-2 20, Biyombo 2-3 3-4 7, Walker 9-16 3-4 Lou. Southern 54, North Bullitt 31 6. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., F, 195.537. 5-11 2-2 16, Smeathers 0-0 1-2 1, Morgan 24, Henderson 8-16 7-8 24, Sessions 2-9 25th District 7. (27) Paul Menard, C, 195.503. 0-1 0-0 0, Fromm 0-0 0-0 0, Aldridge 0-0 0-0 5-8 10, Gordon 4-11 0-0 10, Adrien 0-0 0-0 0, Sportscope Lou. Manual 95, Lou. Portland Christian 53 8. (33) Austin Dillon, C, 195.385. 0, El. Kampen 0-0 0-0 0, Dunham 4-8 0-0 Haywood 1-3 0-0 2, Taylor 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 28th District 9. (15) Clint Bowyer, T, 195.228. 11, Em. Kampen 0-0 0-0 0, Woods 3-5 0-0 38-81 20-27 105. Baseball Lou. Ballard 92, Lou. Ky. Country Day 59 10. (31) Jeff Burton, C, 195.156. 6, Stigall 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-55 10-14 68. ORLANDO (92) Lou. Eastern 67, Lou. Christian Academy 62 The Henderson PCMA will have late signups for spring 11. (1) Jamie McMurray, C, 195.042. Halftime—Butler 36-22. 3-Point Harkless 6-14 2-2 15, Nicholson 5-13 3-3 29th District 12. (9) Marcos Ambrose, F, 194.793. Goals—Duquesne 5-21 (Colter 3-6, Jerr. 13, Vucevic 9-16 0-2 18, Nelson 4-11 0-0 10, baseball at the PCMA shelter tonight from 6-7:30 p.m. and South Oldham 78, Trimble Co. 49 13. (43) Aric Almirola, F, 194.742. Jones 1-4, Pantophlet 1-4, Binney 0-1, Jere. Afflalo 5-11 7-8 18, Ayon 2-3 0-0 4, Redick 32nd District Saturday, Feb. 23, from 10 a.m.-noon. You can also sign up 14. (55) Mark Martin, T, 194.683. Jones 0-2, Winters 0-2, Johnson 0-2), But- 4-14 2-2 10, Moore 0-2 0-0 0, O’Quinn 2-5 Simon Kenton 53, Walton-Verona 47 late at Family Sports. 15. (34) David Ragan, F, 194.616. ler 10-21 (Clarke 4-8, Dunham 3-5, Barlow 0-0 4, Smith 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-89 14-17 92. 36th District 16. (35) Josh Wise, F, 194.254. 2-5, Smith 1-3). Fouled Out—None. Re- Charlotte 37 26 17 25—105 Newport Catholic 48, Highlands 37 Golf 17. (98) Michael McDowell, F, 193.544. bounds—Duquesne 28 (Jerr. Jones 5), Orlando 27 16 27 22— 92 37th District 18. (32) Terry Labonte, F, 193.515. Butler 36 (Smith 10). Assists—Duquesne 3-Point Goals—Charlotte 9-24 (Walker Audubon Golf Course will have a meeting for anyone Bishop Brossart 68, Calvary Christian 36 19. (7) Dave Blaney, C, 192.996. 8 (Johnson 3), Butler 15 (Jones 5). Total 3-6, Gordon 2-6, Mullens 2-6, Henderson Scott 75, Campbell Co. 65 interested in volunteering at the golf course this year 20. (36) J.J. Yeley, C, 192.094. Fouls—Duquesne 15, Butler 9. A—7,193. 1-2, Sessions 1-3, Taylor 0-1), Orlando 38th District on Friday, Feb. 22 at 10 a.m. in the meeting room at the 21. (93) Travis Kvapil, T, 190.142. 4-25 (Nelson 2-8, Harkless 1-3, Afflalo Nicholas Co. 68, Robertson County 54 22. (19) Mike Bliss, C, 189.438. NC STATE 84, FSU 66 1-5, Moore 0-1, Vucevic 0-1, Redick 0-7). museum. For more information, call 826-5546. FLORIDA ST. (14-12) 39th District Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Charlotte Bookert 1-5 4-4 6, White 6-9 1-1 13, Augusta 72, Mason Co. 61 Soccer College Basketball 54 (Mullens 12), Orlando 51 (Nicholson 12). Snaer 6-12 5-6 20, Thomas 3-7 3-6 9, Ojo 41st District Assists—Charlotte 18 (Walker 7), Orlando 0-0 0-0 0, Brandon 0-0 0-0 0, Turpin 1-3 3-3 Franklin Co. 76, Frankfort 53 An adult soccer league will be forming with play beginning Top 25 Schedule 26 (Nelson 6). Total Fouls—Charlotte 18, 5, Gilchrist 1-2 0-0 2, Bojanovsky 0-1 0-0 42nd District in June at Newman Field. Those interested are encouraged Today’s Games Orlando 20. A—17,037 (18,500). 0, Miller 4-8 0-0 11, Whisnant II 0-4 0-0 0. Scott Co. 65, Lex. Bryan Station 54 to put a team together for the six-on-six league, but No. 3 Gonzaga vs. Santa Clara, 10 p.m. No. 8 Syracuse vs. Providence, 6 p.m. Totals 22-51 16-20 66. Raptors 96, Wizards 88 43rd District individual requests will be accepted. For more information, No. 9 Kansas at No. 14 Oklahoma State, NC STATE (19-7) TORONTO (96) Lex. Paul Dunbar 83, Lex. Lafayette 66 call Brandon Potts at (270) 860-9438. 8 p.m. Howell 1-4 6-8 8, Brown 4-11 1-2 9, Les- Gay 10-25 1-1 24, Johnson 2-4 2-2 6, Valan- 44th District lie 6-12 7-10 19, Wood 3-9 4-4 13, Warren ciunas 2-2 3-4 7, Lowry 3-6 4-4 11, DeRozan Madison Central 83, Berea 36 ■■ No. 11 Georgetown vs. DePaul, 6 p.m. No. 12 Arizona vs. Washington, 10 p.m. 12-15 5-5 31, Purvis 1-5 0-0 2, Cannon 0-0 9-18 6-7 24, Bargnani 4-7 0-0 9, Anderson 1-9 45th District The PYSA is now accepting registration for its spring No. 18 Ohio State vs. Minnesota, 6 p.m. 0-0 0, T. Lewis 0-3 2-2 2, Vandenberg 0-0 2-2 5, Lucas 4-7 0-0 10, Gray 0-0 0-0 0, Ross Boyle Co. 66, Garrard Co. 52 youth recreational soccer league for boys and girls ages No. 19 Wisconsin at Northwestern, 8 0-0 0, J. Lewis 0-0 0-0 0, Robinson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 35-78 18-20 96. 47th District 0. Totals 27-59 25-31 84. WASHINGTON (88) Pulaski Co. 94, Casey Co. 66 4-and-up (U6 to U15 Divisions). Register online at www. p.m. No. 21 Memphis vs. Houston, 8 p.m. Halftime—NC State 40-30. 3-Point Webster 5-9 3-4 16, Nene 3-11 1-2 7, 48th District hendersonsoccerclub.com (click on register tab) or No. 22 Colorado St. at UNLV, 9:15 p.m. Goals—Florida St. 6-18 (Snaer 3-4, Miller Okafor 5-10 2-2 12, Wall 1-12 7-8 9, Beal Southwestern 74, McCreary Central 54 in person at the Henderson County Public Library on Thursday’s Games 3-5, Thomas 0-2, Bookert 0-2, White 0-2, 9-19 4-6 25, Seraphin 0-0 0-0 0, Ariza 1-4 51st District Whisnant II 0-3), NC State 5-8 (Wood 3-5, 3-3 5, Booker 4-6 2-2 10, Price 2-7 0-0 4, Knox Central 78, Pineville 69 Wednesday, Feb. 27 from 6-8 p.m. or on Saturday. March No. 6 Duke at Virginia Tech, 8 p.m. No. 23 Oregon vs. California, 8 p.m. Warren 2-2, Brown 0-1). Fouled Out— Singleton 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-78 22-27 88. 52nd District 2, from 9 a.m.-noon. Payment must be received at the time Friday’s Game None. Rebounds—Florida St. 21 (Thomas Toronto 27 28 18 23—96 Middlesboro 63, Bell Co. 62 of registration. After March 2, enrollment will be accepted No. 15 Butler vs. Saint Louis, 6 p.m. 5), NC State 45 (Warren 13). Assists—Flor- Washington 19 27 19 23—88 53rd District ida St. 10 (Bookert 3), NC State 15 (Brown 3-Point Goals—Toronto 8-20 (Gay 3-6, Cordia 73, Letcher County Central 43 online only until Monday, March 4. The season will begin Saturday’s Games No. 2 Miami at Wake Forest, noon 9). Total Fouls—Florida St. 19, NC State Lucas 2-3, Bargnani 1-3, Lowry 1-3, Ander- 54th District Saturday, April 13. Visit the PYSA website or email No. 3 Gonzaga vs. San Diego, 6 p.m. 17. A—17,011. son 1-5), Washington 6-15 (Webster 3-5, Beal Perry Co. Central 58, Hazard 50 [email protected] for further questions. No. 5 Florida vs. Arkansas, 6 p.m. 3-6, Ariza 0-1, Price 0-3). Fouled Out—None. 55th District WICHITA ST. 66, ISU 62 Rebounds—Toronto 47 (Valanciunas, Gay 8), Breathitt Co. 83, Jackson City 54 No. 8 Syracuse vs. No. 11 Georgetown, WICHITA ST. (23-5) Washington 51 (Okafor 9). Assists—Toronto 56th District Outdoors 3 p.m. Armstead 7-13 0-0 18, Williams 2-6 8-9 20 (Lowry 10), Washington 20 (Wall 6). Total Estill Co. 51, Lee Co. 49 No. 9 Kansas vs. TCU, 3 p.m. 12, Orukpe 0-2 0-0 0, Hall 4-6 2-3 10, Cot- The Henderson County chapter of the NWTF will have Fouls—Toronto 19, Washington 20. Techni- 58th District No. 10 Louisville vs. Seton Hall, 11 a.m. ton 0-2 0-0 0, Lufile 0-0 0-0 0, Early 6-14 cals—Gay, Lowry, Toronto defensive three South Floyd 87, Piarist 44 its banquet March 23 at the Moose Lodge. Doors open at No. 12 Arizona vs. Washington State, 3-6 19, Wiggins 1-4 5-6 7, Van Vleet 0-4 0-0 second. A—13,923 (20,308). 59th District 5:30 p.m. with dinner starting at 6 p.m. There will be gun 2 p.m. 0, White 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 20-52 18-24 66. East Ridge 79, Shelby Valley 67 No. 13 Kansas State at Texas, 7 p.m. INDIANA ST. (16-11) raffles, door prizes, a silent auction, a live auction and Grizzlies 105, Pistons 91 61st District No. 16 New Mexico at No. 22 Colorado Arop 4-11 7-8 17, Gant 2-4 2-4 7, Cum- MEMPHIS (105) games. For ticket information, call Ronnie Sutton at 823- State, 3 p.m. Rowan Co. 64, Menifee Co. 63 mings 3-9 1-2 8, Odum 6-11 2-6 15, Mahurin Prince 2-7 0-0 4, Randolph 6-11 3-4 15, 62nd District 2491 or Corey Harper at 577-8971. No. 17 Marquette at Villanova, 5 p.m. 4-8 3-3 13, Kitchell 0-0 0-0 0, Eitel 0-2 0-0 0, Gasol 2-7 4-4 8, Conley 8-11 1-1 19, Allen West Carter 45, East Carter 39 No. 21 Memphis vs. Southern Missis- Totals Brown 0-1 0-0 0, K. Smith 1-3 0-0 2. 5-7 0-0 10, Bayless 4-8 0-0 8, Arthur 4-10 63rd District sippi, noon 20-49 15-23 62. 0-0 8, Daye 3-5 0-2 6, Pondexter 4-6 1-1 10, Lewis Co. 71, Raceland 67 No. 23 Oregon vs. Stanford, 7 p.m. Halftime— 3-Point Goals— Tied 25-25. Davis 6-7 2-6 14, Wroten 0-0 0-0 0, Leuer 64th District 10:25 a.m. — Bubba Watson (8), United No. 24 VCU at Xavier, 1 p.m. Wichita St. 8-21 (Armstead 4-7, Early 4-8, 1-1 1-2 3. Totals 45-80 12-20 105. Glantz-Culver Line Ashland Blazer 83, Rose Hill Christian 25 States, vs. Chris Wood (37), England. Williams 0-1, Cotton 0-1, Van Vleet 0-1, DETROIT (91) Tuesday’s Scores Boyd Co. 69, Fairview 59 College Basketball 10:35 a.m. — Jim Furyk (25), United EAST Wiggins 0-3), Indiana St. 7-19 (Arop 2-5, Singler 3-7 0-0 7, Maxiell 2-7 0-0 4, Mon- GIRLS Favorite line Underdog States, vs. Ryan Moore (40), United States. Marquette 67, Seton Hall 46 Mahurin 2-6, Odum 1-1, Gant 1-2, Cum- roe 4-9 1-1 9, Calderon 4-9 0-0 10, Knight 13th District at Old Dominion 7 UNC Wilm 10:45 a.m. — Lee Westwood (7), Eng- mings 1-4, Eitel 0-1). Fouled Out—K. 5-11 0-0 13, Villanueva 1-8 0-0 2, Stuckey Stony Brook 83, UMBC 39 Todd Co. Central 34, Russellville 25 George Mason 6½ at Hofstra Rebounds— land, vs. Rafael Cabrera Bello (58), Spain. SOUTH Smith. Wichita St. 31 (Wil- 2-4 4-4 8, Bynum 2-7 1-2 5, Kravtsov 4-5 14th District at Georgetown 15 DePaul 10:55 a.m. — Martin Kaymer (26), liams 7), Indiana St. 37 (Arop 9). Assists— 0-3 8, English 3-5 0-0 6, Jerebko 5-5 0-0 13, Campbell 72, Radford 66, OT Bowling Green 79, Greenwood 43 at Northeastern 7 James Madison Germany, vs. George Coetzee (39), South Wichita St. 10 (Armstead 3), Indiana St. Middleton 3-5 0-0 6. Totals 38-82 6-10 91. Charleston Southern 72, Presbyterian 54 Warren Central 63, South Warren 60, OT Wright St. 3½ at Cleveland St. Total Fouls— Memphis 22 31 31 21—105 Africa. Coastal Carolina 65, UNC Asheville 64 11 (Odum 5). Wichita St. 18, 15th District at St. John’s 7½ S. Florida 11:05 a.m. — Keegan Bradley (13), Indiana St. 16. A—6,169. Detroit 30 12 18 31— 91 Gardner-Webb 65, Winthrop 52 Allen Co.-Scottsville 45, Barren Co. 28 at Ohio St. 6 Minnesota United States, vs. Marcus Fraser (52), 3-Point Goals—Memphis 3-9 (Con- High Point 78, VMI 67 Glasgow 63, Monroe Co. 52 at Syracuse 12½ Providence Australia. CREIGHTON 59, SIU 45 ley 2-2, Pondexter 1-1, Allen 0-1, Prince Longwood 102, Liberty 101 S. ILLINOIS (11-16) 16th District Oklahoma 8½ at Texas Tech 11:15 a.m. — Ernie Els (20), South Af- 0-1, Daye 0-2, Bayless 0-2), Detroit 9-20 NC State 84, Florida St. 66 Daniels 1-3 0-0 2, Brown-Surles 2-6 1-3 Metcalfe Co. 58, Clinton Co. 48 at St. Bonaventure 1½ UMass rica, vs. Fredrik Jacobson (45), Sweden. (Jerebko 3-3, Knight 3-4, Calderon 2-3, Sin- Tennessee 82, LSU 72 6, Jackson 1-9 3-4 5, Lindsay 1-5 0-0 2, Early 17th District at George Wash. 12½ Fordham 11:25 a.m. — Steve Stricker (14), United gler 1-2, English 0-1, Bynum 0-1, Stuckey MIDWEST 5-12 1-2 12, Pendleton 3-7 0-0 6, Drinkard Central Hardin 64, Fort Knox 44 Xavier 2½ at Rhode Island States, vs. Henrik Stenson (51), Sweden. 0-1, Villanueva 0-5). Fouled Out—None. Butler 68, Duquesne 49 1-1 0-0 2, Long 0-0 0-0 0, Taylor 0-0 0-0 0, 18th District Miss. 5½ at S. Carolina 11:35 a.m. — Nick Watney (19), United Rebounds—Memphis 54 (Randolph 10), Indiana 72, Michigan St. 68 Beane, Jr. 4-8 1-1 10. Totals 18-51 6-10 45. LaRue Co. 54, Hart Co. 11 at UCF 8½ Marshall States, vs. David Toms (46), United States. Detroit 37 (Monroe 6). Assists—Memphis Wichita St. 66, Indiana St. 62 CREIGHTON (22-6) 21st District at Evansville Pk Illinois St. 11:45 a.m. — Dustin Johnson (16), 29 (Bayless 10), Detroit 28 (Calderon 7). McDermott 4-11 2-2 10, Echenique 2-4 Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 74, Lou. Fairdale 34 at Drake 4 Bradley United States, vs. Alexander Noren (49), INDIANA 72, MSU 68 Total Fouls—Memphis 20, Detroit 18. 2-4 6, Chatman 0-3 0-0 0, Gibbs 3-4 7-7 13, 22nd District at Alabama 16½ Miss. St. Sweden. INDIANA (24-3) Technicals—Memphis Coach Hollins, Manigat 2-5 1-1 6, Yates 0-0 0-0 0, Dingman Lou. Butler 65, Lou. Doss 12 at Kentucky 12 Vanderbilt 1:55 p.m. — Graeme McDowell (17), Hulls 4-7 0-0 12, Watford 4-10 2-4 12, Pondexter, Bynum. A—13,481 (22,076). 0-0 2-3 2, Johnson 2-4 2-2 6, Artino 6-6 1-3 24th District at Boise St. 7½ Air Force Northern Ireland, vs. Padraig Harrington Oladipo 7-11 4-4 19, Ferrell 3-9 0-2 6, Zeller 13, Wragge 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 20-39 17-22 59. Bullitt East 67, Lou. Jeffersontown 50 at So. Miss. 9 UTEP (48), Ireland. 7-16 3-3 17, Sheehey 1-5 0-0 2, Mosquera- Nets 113, Bucks 111 Halftime—Creighton 28-22. 3-Point MILWAUKEE (111) Lou. Mercy 79, Whitefield Academy 17 Texas A&M 1 at Auburn 12:05 p.m. — Webb Simpson (15), Unit- Perea 0-0 0-0 0, Creek 0-0 0-0 0, Abell 0-1 Goals—S. Illinois 3-13 (Beane, Jr. 1-2, Mbah a Moute 4-10 1-2 9, Ilyasova 9-16 26th District Ill.-Chicago 4 at Mil. ed States, vs. David Lynn (50), England. 1-2 1, Elston 1-1 0-0 3, Hollowell 0-1 0-0 0. Brown-Surles 1-3, Early 1-3, Jackson 0-1, 1-2 21, Sanders 7-12 0-0 14, Jennings 13- Lou. Male 47, Lou. Collegiate 44 at Tulsa 3 E. Carolina 12:15 p.m. — Peter Hanson (18), Swe- Totals 27-61 10-15 72. Lindsay 0-2, Pendleton 0-2), Creighton 2-9 26 5-6 34, Ellis 7-18 3-4 18, Dunleavy 2-5 27th District at Memphis 19 Houston den, vs. Thomas Bjorn (47), Denmark. MICHIGAN ST. (22-5) (Wragge 1-2, Manigat 1-4, Chatman 0-1, 0-0 5, Dalembert 1-4 1-2 3, Udrih 0-1 0-0 Lou. Sacred Heart 68, Lou. Atherton 38 at Okla.St. 1½ Kansas 12:25 p.m. — Louis Oosthuizen (4), Payne 6-8 2-2 17, Appling 1-8 4-7 6, Har- McDermott 0-1, Gibbs 0-1). Fouled Out— 0, Henson 2-3 1-2 5, Udoh 1-1 0-0 2. Totals Lou. Seneca 59, Lou. Waggener 58 Wisconsin 7 at Nthwstrn South Africa, vs. Richie Ramsay (61), ris 6-13 6-9 19, Dawson 4-8 0-0 8, Nix 4-8 None. Rebounds—S. Illinois 27 (Beane, Jr. 46-96 12-18 111. 29th District at Baylor 5 Iowa St. Australia. 0-0 8, Gauna 1-1 0-0 2, Costello 0-1 2-3 2, 6), Creighton 31 (McDermott 7). Assists— BROOKLYN (113) South Oldham 62, North Oldham 23 at Cal St.-Fullerton 1 Cal Poly 12:35 p.m. — Branden Grace (29), Trice 0-3 0-0 0, Valentine 2-6 2-2 6. Totals S. Illinois 9 (Brown-Surles 5), Creighton Wallace 3-10 0-0 6, Evans 0-2 1-2 1, 33rd District UC Santa Barbara 1½ at UC Riverside South Africa, vs. Robert Garrigus (36), 24-56 16-23 68. 16 (Gibbs 5). Total Fouls—S. Illinois 19, Lopez 6-17 7-8 19, Williams 6-13 4-4 19, Boone Co. 59, Conner 57, OT at UC Irvine 2 Pacific United States. Halftime—Indiana 36-30. 3-Point Creighton 11. T Johnson 10-18 1-1 24, Humphries 3-6 2-2 8, Ryle 65, Cooper 50 at Long Beach St. 9 UC Davis 12:45 p.m. — Luke Donald (3), England, Goals—Indiana 8-18 (Hulls 4-6, Watford Bogans 3-5 0-0 9, Brooks 1-3 0-2 2, Blatche 34th District at Arizona St. 7 Wash. St. vs. Marcel Siem (62), Germany. 2-5, Elston 1-1, Oladipo 1-3, Ferrell 0-1, 6-8 2-4 14, Watson 5-9 0-0 11. Totals 43-91 Dixie Heights 37, Lloyd Memorial 30 at UNLV 3 at Colo.St. 12:55 p.m. — Paul Lawrie (30), Scot- Sheehey 0-2), Michigan St. 4-15 (Payne Pro basketball 17-23 113. St. Henry 50, Villa Madonna 21 at Arizona 12½ Wash. land, vs. Scott Piercy (35), United States. 3-3, Harris 1-5, Trice 0-1, Valentine 0-2, Ap- NBA standings Milwaukee 24 27 30 24 6—111 35th District at Gonzaga 14 Santa Clara 1:05 p.m. — Rory McIlroy (1), Northern pling 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— EASTERN CONFERENCE Brooklyn 31 30 19 25 8—113 Holmes 61, Cov. Holy Cross 58 Coll. of Charleston 1½ at W. Carolina Ireland, vs. Shane Lowry (64), Ireland. Indiana 35 (Oladipo 9), Michigan St. 36 Atlantic W L Pct GB 3-Point Goals—Milwaukee 7-20 (Jen- Notre Dame 68, Beechwood 49 at Davidson 22 Furman 1:15 p.m. — Rickie Fowler (32), United (Payne, Valentine 7). Assists—Indiana 12 New York 32 18 .640 — nings 3-8, Ilyasova 2-5, Dunleavy 1-2, Ellis 36th District Oakland 2 at IPFW States, vs. Carl Pettersson (33), Sweden. (Ferrell 5), Michigan St. 12 (Nix, Valentine Brooklyn 31 22 .585 2½ 1-5), Brooklyn 10-19 (Williams 3-4, Johnson Highlands 48, Newport Central Catholic 40 at E. Kentucky 15 Austin Peay 1:25 p.m. — Tiger Woods (2), United 3). Total Fouls—Indiana 19, Michigan St. Boston 28 24 .538 5 3-5, Bogans 3-5, Watson 1-3, Wallace 0-2). 38th District Murray St. 2 at Morehead St. States, vs. Charles Howell III (63), United 15. Technical—Watford. A—14,797. Philadelphia 22 29 .431 10½ Fouled Out—Watson. Rebounds—Milwau- Nicholas Co. 58, Robertson County 31 at Jacksonville St. 6½ SE Missouri States. TENNESSEE 82, LSU 72 Toronto 22 32 .407 12 kee 51 (Ilyasova 9), Brooklyn 59 (Evans, 39th District Tennessee St. 6½ at SIU-Edwardsville 1:35 p.m. — Gonzalo Fernandez-Casta- LSU (15-9) Southeast W L Pct GB Lopez 9). Assists—Milwaukee 23 (Ellis 8), Mason Co. 60, Augusta 27 at Appalachian St. 11 The Citadel no (31), vs. Francesco Molinari (34), Italy. O’Bryant III 9-16 6-8 24, Del Piero 2-2 Miami 36 14 .720 — Total Fouls— 40th District at N. Colorado 6½ N. Dakota Brooklyn 25 (Williams 9). Mil- 1-1 5, Hickey 5-15 1-2 14, Stringer 3-7 1-2 Atlanta 29 22 .569 7½ A— George Rogers Clark 60, Bourbon Co. 43 Belmont 13 at E. Illinois waukee 21, Brooklyn 17. 17,334 (17,732). auto racing 8, Morgan 4-7 2-2 12, Carmouche 0-0 0-0 0, Washington 15 37 .288 22 A— Montgomery Co. 79, Paris 45 at Ohio 17 E.Michigan echnical—S. Illinois Bench. 17,311. Courtney 1-2 0-0 2, Collins 0-1 0-0 0, Cole- Orlando 15 38 .283 22½ 41st District Sprint Cup-Daytona 500 man 2-5 3-3 7, Hammink 0-2 0-0 0. Totals Charlotte 13 40 .245 24½ Bulls 96, Hornets 87 After Sunday qualifying; race Sunday Frankfort 46, Woodford Co. 40 golf 26-57 14-18 72. Central W L Pct GB CHICAGO (96) At Daytona International Speedway 42nd District TENNESSEE (15-10) Indiana 32 21 .604 — Deng 7-13 4-4 20, Boozer 8-16 1-1 17, WGC-Accenture Match Daytona Beach Lex. Bryan Station 46, Lex. Henry Clay 34 Stokes 4-8 5-6 13, Richardson 3-3 0-0 6, Chicago 30 22 .577 1½ Noah 6-11 3-4 15, Hinrich 2-7 0-0 5, Ham- Lap length: 2.5 miles 43rd District Play Championship Moore 1-3 0-0 3, Golden 5-10 8-8 20, McRae Milwaukee 26 25 .510 5 ilton 3-7 1-2 7, Gibson 2-5 0-0 4, Belinelli (Car number in parentheses) Lex. Paul Dunbar 78, Lex. Tates Creek 63 At Dove Mountain 13-18 2-2 34, Makanjuola 0-0 0-0 0, McBee Detroit 21 34 .382 12 3-6 2-2 9, Mohammed 2-2 0-0 4, Robinson 1. (10) Danica Patrick, C, 196.434 mph. 44th District The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club 1-3 3-4 6, Hall 0-2 0-0 0, Chievous 0-0 0-1 Cleveland 16 37 .302 16 2-9 2-2 6, Butler 4-8 0-2 9. Totals 39-84 2. (24) Jeff Gordon, C, 196.292. Madison Central 64, Berea 36 Marana, Ariz. 0. Totals 27-47 18-21 82. WESTERN CONFERENCE 13-17 96. Failed to Qualify 45th District Yardage: 7,791; Par: 72 Halftime—Tennessee 40-30. 3-Point Southwest W L Pct GB NEW ORLEANS (87) Duel qualifying races to be held Feb. 21 Lincoln Co. 66, Garrard Co. 52 First Round Goals—LSU 6-18 (Hickey 3-9, Morgan 2-3, San Antonio 42 12 .778 — Aminu 5-6 0-0 10, Davis 6-13 3-3 15, Lo- 3. (21) Trevor Bayne, F, 195.976. 46th District Today Stringer 1-4, Hammink 0-1, Collins 0-1), Ten- Memphis 34 18 .654 7 pez 0-1 1-2 1, Vasquez 5-16 1-1 11, Gordon 4. (39) Ryan Newman, C, 195.946. Burgin 48, East Jessamine 31 Seeds in parentheses nessee 10-15 (McRae 6-6, Golden 2-5, Moore Houston 29 26 .527 13½ 8-17 1-2 20, Anderson 2-11 6-9 10, Rivers 5. (14) Tony Stewart, C, 195.925. Mercer Co. 73, West Jessamine 42 8:25 a.m. — Sergio Garcia (12), Spain, 1-1, McBee 1-3). Fouled Out—Morgan, Dallas 23 29 .442 18 1-3 1-3 3, Smith 4-8 0-0 8, Miller 0-0 0-0 0, 6. (5) Kasey Kahne, C, 195.852. 53rd District vs. Thongchai Jaidee (53) Thailand. O’Bryant III. Rebounds—LSU 29 (O’Bryant New Orleans 19 34 .358 22½ Roberts 3-6 0-0 7, Mason 0-1 0-0 0, Thomas 7. (11) Denny Hamlin, T, 195.771. Knott Co. Central 67, Jenkins 48 8:35 a.m. — Matt Kuchar (21), United III 8), Tennessee 27 (Stokes 11). Assists—LSU Northwest W L Pct GB 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 35-84 13-20 87. 8. (18) Kyle Busch, T, 195.767. 56th District States, vs. Hiroyuki Fujita (44), Japan. 12 (Hickey 4), Tennessee 14 (Golden 8). Total Okla. City 39 14 .736 — Chicago 26 21 27 22—96 9. (22) Joey Logano, F, 195.767. Estill Co. 48, Lee Co. 43 8:45 a.m. — Ian Poulter (11), England, Fouls—LSU 20, Tennessee 18. A—15,086. Denver 33 21 .611 6½ New Orleans 21 22 25 19—87 10. (20) Matt Kenseth, T, 195.725. 57th District vs. Stephen Gallacher (54), Scotland. Utah 30 24 .556 9½ 3-Point Goals—Chicago 5-13 (Deng 2-5, 11. (88) Dale Earnhardt, Jr., C, 195.584. MARQUETTE 67, SHU 46 Magoffin Co. 57, Johnson Central 51 8:55 a.m. — Bo Van Pelt (22), United Portland 25 28 .472 14 Butler 1-2, Belinelli 1-2, Hinrich 1-2, Robinson 12. (17) Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., F, 195.537. MARQUETTE (19-6) Sheldon Clark 60, Lawrence Co. 42 States, vs. John Senden (43), Australia. Minnesota 19 31 .380 18½ 0-1, Gibson 0-1), New Orleans 4-17 (Gordon 13. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, C, 195.508. Anderson 1-3 0-0 3, Otule 3-3 0-0 6, Ca- 58th District 9:05 a.m. — Charl Schwartzel (9), Pacific W L Pct GB 3-7, Roberts 1-1, Mason 0-1, Vasquez 0-4, An- 14. (27) Paul Menard, C, 195.503. dougan 0-5 0-0 0, Blue 8-14 1-3 19, Lockett South Floyd 63, Piarist 20 South Africa, vs. Russell Henley (56), L.A. Clippers 39 17 .696 — derson 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— 15. (13) Casey Mears, F, 195.495. 3-6 2-2 9, J. Wilson 4-7 1-3 10, Ferguson 59th District United States. Golden State 30 22 .577 7 Chicago 58 (Noah 17), New Orleans 47 (Davis 16. (33) Austin Dillon, C, 195.385. 0-0 0-0 0, Mayo 0-1 0-0 0, D. Wilson 0-2 0-1 East Ridge 64, Pikeville 47 9:15 a.m. — Zach Johnson (24), United L.A. Lakers 25 29 .463 13 10). Assists—Chicago 30 (Hinrich 10), New 17. (99) Carl Edwards, F, 195.240. 0, Thomas 0-0 0-0 0, Taylor, Jr. 1-2 0-0 2, 63rd District States, vs. Jason Day (41), Australia. Sacramento 19 35 .352 19 Orleans 23 (Vasquez 10). Total Fouls—Chi- 18. (15) Clint Bowyer, T, 195.228. Flood 0-0 0-0 0, Gardner 6-10 6-7 18. Totals Lewis Co. 49, Raceland 33 9:25 a.m. — Jason Dufner (10), United Phoenix 17 36 .321 20½ cago 19, New Orleans 16. Technicals—Hin- 19. (56) Martin Truex, Jr., T, 195.207. 26-53 10-16 67. States, vs. Richard Sterne (55), South Monday’s Games rich. A—13,612 (17,188). 20. (31) Jeff Burton, C, 195.156. SETON HALL (13-14) Pro hockey Africa. No games scheduled 21. (48) Jimmie Johnson, C, 195.084. Karlis 1-6 0-0 2, Teague 1-3 1-2 3, Maay- 9:35 a.m. — Hunter Mahan (23), United Tuesday’s Games Prep basketball National Hockey League 22. (1) Jamie McMurray, C, 195.042. an 1-4 0-0 2, Cosby 4-12 0-0 11, Edwin 4-14 States, vs. Matteo Manassero (42), Italy. Charlotte 105, Orlando 92 Tuesday’s Games 23. (2) Brad Keselowski, F, 194.961. 5-6 14, Smyth 3-6 0-0 9, Oliver 0-3 0-0 0, 9:45 a.m. — Justin Rose (5), England, Toronto 96, Washington 88 Tuesday’s Scores Winnipeg 2, Buffalo 1 24. (9) Marcos Ambrose, F, 194.793. Johnson 1-3 1-2 3, Geramipoor 0-0 2-2 2. BOYS vs. K.J. Choi (60), South Korea. Memphis 105, Detroit 91 Montreal 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 25. (29) Kevin Harvick, C, 194.742. Totals 15-51 9-12 46. 5th District 9:55 a.m. — Bill Haas (28), United Brooklyn 113, Milwaukee 111, OT Ottawa 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 26. (43) Aric Almirola, F, 194.742. Halftime—Tied 27-27. 3-Point Goals— Lyon Co. 55, Livingston Central 44 States, vs. Nicolas Colsaerts (37), Belgium. Chicago 96, New Orleans 87 Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 2 27. (16) Greg Biffle, F, 194.729. Marquette 5-15 (Blue 2-6, Anderson 1-1, 6th District 10:05 a.m. — Adam Scott (6), Australia, Boston at Denver, (n) Nashville 4, Detroit 3, OT 28. (55) Mark Martin, T, 194.683. Lockett 1-2, J. Wilson 1-2, D. Wilson 0-1, Webster Co. 38, Union Co. 37 vs. Tim Clark (59), South Africa. Golden State at Utah, (n) San Jose 2, St. Louis 1 29. (38) David Gilliland, F, 194.654. Gardner 0-1, Mayo 0-1, Cadougan 0-1), 8th District 10:15 a.m. — Jamie Donaldson (27), Phoenix at Portland, (n) Vancouver at Chicago, (n) 30. (34) David Ragan, F, 194.616. Seton Hall 7-27 (Smyth 3-6, Cosby 3-8, Christian Co. 68, University Heights 61 Wales, vs. Thorbjorn Olesen (38), Den- San Antonio at Sacramento, (n) Los Angeles at Edmonton, (n) mark. 31. (26) Michael Waltrip, T, 194.313. Edwin 1-6, Maayan 0-1, Oliver 0-2, Kar- Hopkinsville 95, Fort Campbell 56 THE GLEANER « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 5B Business Court seems to favor Monsanto in patent case By Mark Sherman wondered “why in the world of American soybean farms use sued and won an $84,456 judg- Monsanto has used patent law Associated Press would anybody” invest time and Monsanto’s “Roundup Ready” ment. to bully farmers. money on seeds if it was so easy seeds, which first came on the Across the court’s conser- “What they are asking for is WASHINGTON — The Supreme to evade patent protection. market in 1996. vative-liberal divide, justices for the farmer to assume all the Court appeared likely Tuesday To protect its investment in The 75-year-old Bowman expressed little sympathy for risk of farming, but yet they can to side with Monsanto Co. in its their development, Monsanto bought the expensive seeds for Bowman’s actions. sit back and control how that claim that an Indiana farmer vio- has a policy that prohibits farm- his main crop of soybeans, but Justice Stephen Breyer said product is used,” Walters said. lated the company’s patents on ers from saving or reusing the decided to look for something Bowman could make many uses Monsanto lawyer Seth Wax- soybean seeds that are resistant seeds once the crop is grown. cheaper for a risky, late-season of the soybeans he bought from man said the company put 13 to its weed-killer. Farmers must buy new seeds soybean planting. the grain elevator. “Feed it to the years and hundreds of millions None of the justices in argu- every year. He went to a grain elevator animals. Feed it your family or of dollars into developing herbi- ments at the high court seemed The case is being closely that held soybeans it typically make tofu turkey,” Breyer said. cide-resistant seeds. ready to endorse farmer Vernon watched by researchers and sells for feed, milling and other But patent law makes it ille- “Without the ability to limit Hugh Bowman’s argument that businesses holding patents on uses, but not as seed. gal for Bowman to plant them. the reproduction of soybeans cheap soybeans he bought from DNA molecules, nanotechnolo- Bowman reasoned that most “What it prohibits here is mak- containing this patented trait, a grain elevator are not covered gies and other self-replicating of those soybeans also would be ing a copy of the patented in- Monsanto could not have com- by the Monsanto patents, even technologies. resistant to weed killers, as they vention and that is what he did,” mercialized its invention and though most of them also were The issue for the court is initially came from herbicide- Breyer said. never would have produced genetically modified to resist the how far the patents held by the resistant seeds too. He was right, Mark Walters, Bowman’s Se- what is now the most popular company’s Roundup herbicide. world’s largest seed company and he repeated the practice over attle-based lawyer, tried to fo- patented technology” in farm- Chief Justice John Roberts extend. More than 90 percent eight years. In 2007, Monsanto cus the court on the claim that ing, Waxman said.

the Market In revIew Briefs Boston stagnating for roughly five years after the hous- StockS of local IntereSt daIly dow JoneS Samuel Adams ing boom collapsed. YTD YTD Beijing Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg to offer beer in can Dow Jones industrials 14,080 AT&T Inc NY 1.80 5.0 29 35.67 +.31 +5.8 Goodyear Nasd ...... 19 14.09 -.01 +2.0 The Boston Beer Co. AbtLab s NY .56 1.6 23 34.82 -.26 +11.1 Hallibrtn NY .36 .8 15 42.81 +.11 +23.4 Close: 14,035.67 13,960 will sell Samuel Adams China rejects status Accuride NY ...... dd 4.41 +.25 +37.4 Humana NY 1.04 1.4 10 73.01 -4.98 +6.4 Change: 53.91 (0.4%) Boston Lager in a can for Agrium g NY 2.00 1.8 13 108.92 +2.01 +9.1 Intel Nasd .90 4.3 10 21.09 -.03 +2.3 13,840 10 DAYS as biggest trader 14,400 Airgas NY 1.60 1.6 23 98.64 +.24 +8.1 IBM NY 3.40 1.7 13 200.32 -.66 +4.6 the first time beginning AlcatelLuc NY ...... * 1.53 -.01 +10.1 this summer. China has a new status IntPap NY 1.20 2.9 21 41.91 -.26 +5.2 14,000 Alcoa NY .12 1.3 50 9.06 -.26 +4.4 JohnJn NY 2.44 3.2 20 76.96 +.80 +9.8 The company says its government doesn’t AllnceRes Nasd 4.43 7.1 10 62.75 +.18 +8.1 KimbClk NY 2.96 3.2 21 92.21 +1.01 +9.2 AmExp NY .80 1.3 16 62.28 +.59 +8.7 13,600 beer fans can take cans to want — world’s biggest Lowes NY .64 1.6 23 39.41 +.27 +11.0 AGreet NY .60 3.6 54 16.62 +.10 -1.6 places where glass bottles trader. Masco NY .30 1.5 dd 19.98 -.02 +20.5 13,200 Ameriprise NY 1.80 2.6 14 69.03 +.26 +10.2 McDnlds NY 3.08 3.3 18 93.85 -.05 +6.4 may not be allowed, like Official Chinese and Apple Inc Nasd 10.60 2.3 10 459.99 -.17 -13.6 MeadJohn NY 1.20 1.5 27 80.40 +1.45 +22.0 12,800 parks, beaches and sport- American trade data in- ArchDan NY .76 2.3 15 33.08 +.51 +20.8 Merck NY 1.72 4.1 20 42.22 +.80 +3.1 ing events. dicates China passed the Ashland NY .90 1.1 89 80.58 +.52 +.2 12,400 ATMOS NY 1.40 3.7 15 38.07 +.17 +8.4 Microsoft Nasd .92 3.3 15 28.05 +.26 +5.0 A SO NDJ F The Boston company United States last year in BP PLC NY 2.16 5.2 6 41.56 -.39 -.2 Mosaic NY 1.00 1.6 14 61.46 -.72 +8.5 says cans will be available total imports and exports Belo NY .32 3.6 9 8.90 -.03 +16.0 OcciPet NY 2.56 3.0 12 85.80 +1.09 +12.0 in 12-packs nationwide by by a margin of $3.866 tril- Bemis NY 1.04 2.8 20 37.24 +.13 +11.3 OldNBcp NY .40 2.9 15 13.92 +.18 +17.3 Stock Market IndexeS BigLots NY ...... 13 34.34 +.49 +20.7 Oracle Nasd .24 .7 17 35.40 +.59 +6.2 early summer. It suggests lion to $3.822 trillion. That BrMySq NY 1.40 3.8 32 36.94 +.36 +14.6 PPG NY 2.36 1.7 17 135.71 -3.68 +.3 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo a price range of $14.99 to is about $44 billion, or just CSX NY .56 2.4 13 23.08 +.29 +17.0 PPL Corp NY 1.47 4.8 12 30.47 +.06 +6.4 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg $17.99. over 1 percent of China’s Chevron NY 3.60 3.1 9 115.92 +.96 +7.2 PeabdyE NY .34 1.4 53 24.45 +.05 -8.1 14,038.97 12,035.09 Dow Industrials 14,035.67 +53.91 +.39 +7.11 +8.25 total. ChrchllD Nasd .72 1.1 19 66.34 +.16 -.2 ProctGam NY 2.25 2.9 20 77.38 +.84 +14.0 5,982.69 4,795.28 Dow Transportation 6,020.67 +74.22 +1.25 +13.45 +16.61 San Francisco Citigroup NY .04 .1 14 44.50 +.66 +12.5 RioTinto NY 1.64 2.9 * 57.46 -.31 -1.1 499.82 435.57 Dow Utilities 476.88 +4.50 +.95 +5.25 +5.44 The Commerce Minis- CocaCola s NY 1.02 2.7 19 37.67 +.25 +3.9 RiteAid NY ...... dd 1.69 +.12 +24.3 8,980.52 7,222.88 NYSE Composite 9,004.39 +71.17 +.80 +6.64 +10.95 try has taken the unusual ColSprtw Nasd .88 1.6 18 53.64 +1.10 +.5 ScrippsNet NY .60 1.0 14 62.42 +.26 +7.8 2,509.57 2,164.87 NYSE MKT Composite 2,396.69 +8.45 +.35 +1.74 -1.93 Google’s stock price step of publicly denying 3,206.22 2,726.68 Nasdaq Composite 3,213.59 +21.56 +.68 +6.43 +8.99 ConAgra NY 1.00 3.0 21 33.45 -.28 +13.4 ScrippsEW NY ...... 35 11.65 +.04 +7.8 1,524.69 1,266.74 S&P 500 1,530.94 +11.15 +.73 +7.34 +12.39 China is the new No. 1. It CrackerB Nasd 2.00 3.0 15 66.74 +.03 +3.9 SearsHldgs Nasd ...... dd 48.54 +1.21 +17.4 breaks $800 DanaHldg NY .20 1.2 13 17.18 ... +10.1 1,119.19 882.01 S&P MidCap 1,123.74 +7.99 +.72 +10.12 +14.57 says China still trailed the SonocoP NY 1.20 3.7 17 32.21 -.16 +8.3 16,117.11 13,248.92 Wilshire 5000 16,182.95 +113.58 +.71 +7.92 +12.47 Darling NY ...... 15 17.00 +.25 +6.0 Google’s stock price U.S. by $15.6 billion last SykesEnt Nasd ...... 33 15.69 +.08 +3.1 927.34 729.75 Russell 2000 932.00 +8.85 +.96 +9.73 +13.21 Dell Inc Nasd .32 2.3 9 13.81 -.01 +36.1 Toyota NY 1.51 1.5 * 102.52 -.08 +9.9 topped $800 for the first year — or a razor-thin 0.3 DineEquity NY ...... 11 75.80 +.42 +13.1 Tyson NY .20 .8 14 24.13 +.12 +24.4 time Tuesday amid re- percent — under World Disney NY .75 1.3 18 55.73 +.12 +11.9 US Bancrp NY .78 2.3 12 34.08 +.17 +6.7 Money rateS currencIeS DollarTr s Nasd ...... 16 40.40 -.72 -.4 newed confidence in the Trade Organization stan- Vectren NY 1.42 4.3 17 32.76 +.64 +11.4 Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day DowChm NY 1.28 4.0 45 32.20 +.04 -.4 company’s ability to reap dards for valuing goods. Ventas NY 2.68 3.9 61 69.35 -.12 +7.2 DuPont NY 1.72 3.6 16 47.18 +.24 +4.9 Prime Rate 3.25 3.25 Australia .9654 .9712 steadily higher profits VerizonCm NY 2.06 4.6 cc 44.50 +.10 +2.8 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 New Orleans Eaton NY 1.52 2.5 16 61.49 +.62 +13.5 Britain 1.5423 1.5461 from its dominance of In- ExxonMbl NY 2.28 2.6 11 89.32 +.96 +3.2 WalMart NY 1.59 2.3 14 68.76 -.54 +.8 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 Canada 1.0119 1.0109 FamilyDlr NY 1.04 1.9 15 55.03 -.91 -13.2 Walgrn NY 1.10 2.6 19 41.70 +.55 +12.7 Treasuries Euro .7469 .7490 ternet search and promi- 3-month 0.115 0.09 FifthThird Nasd .40 2.5 10 15.96 -.09 +5.0 WellPoint NY 1.15 1.8 8 62.77 +.07 +3.0 Japan 93.44 93.98 nence in the increasingly Transocean to pay 6-month 0.13 0.12 FordM NY .40 3.1 10 12.99 -.03 +.3 Weyerhsr NY .68 2.2 43 30.83 +.18 +10.8 Mexico 12.6563 12.6895 5-year 0.89 0.87 important mobile device FMCG NY 1.25 3.6 11 34.26 -.78 +.2 Whrlpl NY 2.00 1.8 18 112.61 +1.28 +10.7 Switzerlnd .9231 .9236 $1 billion for oil spill 10-year 2.03 1.98 WmsCos NY 1.36 3.8 23 35.45 +.34 +8.3 market. GenElec NY .76 3.2 17 23.75 +.46 +13.1 30-year 3.21 3.19 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All GlaxoSKln NY 2.35 5.1 * 45.98 +.36 +5.8 YumBrnds NY 1.34 2.1 19 65.15 +1.16 -1.9 others show dollar in foreign currency. The milestone comes A federal judge has ap- more than five years af- proved Transocean Ltd.’s Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least ter Google’s shares ini- agreement with the Justice stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = tially hit $700. Not long Department to pay $1 bil- dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate Warrants. Gainers and Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least cash value on ex-distribution date. $1. Volume in hundreds of shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. after breaking that bar- lion in civil penalties for its rier in October 2007, the role in the massive 2010 oil coMModItIeS MetalS Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. economy collapsed into spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Last Pvs Day Pvs Wk the worst recession since U.S. District Judge Carl WHEAT (CBOT) CORN (CBOT) SOYBEANS (CBOT) Gold (troy oz) $1603.60 $1608.80 $1648.70 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel World War II and Google’s Barbier said in his ruling Mar 13 747 747.25 726.25 732.25 -10 Mar 13 701 703.25 691 695.25 -3.50 Mar 13 1432.50 1474.25 1432.25 1470.25 +45.75 Silver (troy oz) $29.413 $29.839 $31.004 stock tumbled into a pro- Tuesday that he found “no May 13 751 752.50 732.25 738.75 -9.75 May 13 699 700.50 688.25 692 -5 May 13 1421 1459.75 1421 1457.25 +42.50 Copper (pound) $3.6445 $3.7310 $3.7365 Jul 13 752.25 754.25 735 741.75 -9.25 Jul 13 686.25 688.25 676.75 680.25 -5 Jul 13 1414 1446.75 1411.50 1445.50 +40.75 longed malaise that even- just reason for delay” in Aluminum (pound) $0.9461 $0.9593 $0.9416 Sep 13 760 762.50 744.25 750.25 -9.75 Sep 13 581.75 584 574.50 577.75 -4.50 Aug 13 1376.75 1406 1376.75 1403.75 +34.75 tually led to a change in approving the civil settle- Dec 13 775 775.75 757 763.25 -9 Dec 13 564.50 565.25 555.50 557.75 -5.25 Sep 13 1314.75 1333.75 1314.75 1330 +25 Platinum (troy oz) $1697.50 $1677.70 $1717.20 leadership. ment. Mar 14 781.75 781.75 768.50 774.50 -8.50 Mar 14 573.50 575 566.75 568.50 -5 Nov 13 1269.25 1279.75 1266.50 1274.75 +13 Palladium (troy oz) $763.75 $752.75 $771.00 May 14 771 777.50 771 777.50 -6.75 May 14 579.25 579.25 573 575.50 -5 Jan 14 1274 1284.25 1271.50 1279.25 +12.75 Besides enriching Last week, a different Est. sales 249,360. Fri’s sales 126,174 Est. sales 526,323. Fri’s sales 266,271 Est. sales 611,674. Fri’s sales 194,258 Lead (metric ton) $2395.50 $2401.00 $2409.00 Google’s employees and judge approved Trans- Fri’s open int. 484,985, +3,661 Fri’s open int. 1,307,338, +3,240 Fri’s open int. 634,214, +7,225 Zinc, HG (pound) $0.9675 $0.9819 $0.9915 other shareholders, the ocean’s criminal settle- company’s resurgent ment with the federal stock is an implicit en- government. The company dorsement of co-founder pleaded guilty to a misde- Markets Larry Page. He replaced meanor charge and will his managerial mentor, pay an additional $400 Grains moisture and improving the outlook for Chicago Board of Trade 500-600 lbs. $138.50-$149; 600-700 lbs. Eric Schmidt, as CEO in million in criminal penal- Spot bids to producers at selected barge this year’s crops. Grain prices were mixed in early $127-$128; 700-800 lbs. $117. Groups of April 2011. Google’s stock ties. loading terminals on the Ohio River: Wheat for March delivery fell 10 cents, trading Tuesday on the Chicago Board 20 head or more: 22 head 434 lbs. $170 Upper Ohio (Cincinnati-Owensboro) or 1.3 percent, to $7.3225 a bushel. March of Trade. blk; 30 head 509 lbs. $149 blk. Medium and has risen by about 35 per- Transocean owned the Yellow corn...... $7.18-$7.25 corn dropped 3.5 cents, or 0.5 percent, to Wheat for March delivery dipped 0.25 Large 2-3 200-300 lbs. $189; 300-400 lbs. cent since Page took over. Deepwater Horizon drill- $6.9525 a bushel. $141-$161; 400-500 lbs. $145-$158; 500-600 Soybeans...... $15.04-$15.15 cent to $7.42 a bushel; March corn shed By contrast, the bench- ing rig, which exploded Wheat...... $7.42-$7.60 Trading in metals was mixed. Gold, 0.5 cent to $6.9825 a bushel; March oats lbs. $125-$133. Feeder Heifers: Lower Ohio (Owensboro-Cairo) silver and copper fell while platinum and were flat at $3.79 a bushel; while March Medium and Large mark Standard & Poor’s and sank over BP’s Ma- Yellow corn...... $7.15-$7.25 palladium rose. soybeans jumped 28.5 cents to $14.53 a 1-2; 200-300 165-$178; 300-400 lbs. $157- 500 index has climbed by condo well in April 2010. White corn...... $7.70-$8.35 Copper dropped 2.3 percent, its big- bushel. $170; 400-500 lbs. $144.50; 500-600 lbs. Soybeans...... $15.02-$15.15 gest decline in four months. The March Beef and pork futures fell on the Chi- $137.50; 600-700 lbs. $125.50-$131.50; 700- 15 percent over the same The accident killed 11 rig Wheat...... $7.52-$7.57 contract lost 8.75 cents to $3.6495 a cago Mercantile Exchange. 800 lbs. $114; Groups of 20 head or more: stretch. Most of Google’s workers and spawned the pound. Analysts attributed the fall to 25 head 438 lbs. $144.50 blk; 21 head 516 Sorghum...... $7.05 April live cattle fell 0.45 cent to $1.30 a gains have occurred in the nation’s worst offshore oil speculation that the Chinese may move pound; March feeder cattle shed 0.17 cent lbs. $137.50 blk. Medium and Large 2-3; Commodities to cool the nation’s real estate market, to $1.432 a pound; April lean hogs dropped 300-400 lbs. $142-$155; 400-500 lbs. $137- past seven months. spill. curbing demand for the metal. China is 0.78 cent to 83.47 cents a pound. $142; Large 1; 400-500 lbs. $134; 500-600 Soybean prices rose sharply after one of the world’s largest consumers of lbs. $130; 600-700 lbs. $121. LOS ANGELES New York Argentina didn’t get rains that had been copper. Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-80%: forecast over the weekend, just as the Gold edged lower, falling $5.30, or 0.3 Owensboro livestock 1,425-1,765 A.D. $70.50-$77.50 H.D. $78.50- crop there is nearing harvest. percent, to $1,604.20 an ounce. March Receipts: 574 $80.50 L.D. $70.50 March soybeans rose 45.75 cents to silver fell 42.7 cents, to $29.422. Last Week: 426 Slaughter Cows Boners 80-85%: U.S. homebuilder Grey Poupon to air $14.7025 a bushel as markets reopened Palladium for March delivery rose $11, Compared to last Monday: Feeder 1,005-1,465 A.D. $74-$79.50 H.D.$82.50- after the Presidents Day holiday Monday. or 1.5 percent, to $764.15 an ounce. April steers under 500 lbs. steady, over 500 $84.50 L.D. $64.50-$73.50 confidence dips new ‘Pardon Me’ ad The gain of 3.2 percent was the biggest platinum rose $19.80, or 1.2 percent, to lbs. $2 to $4 lower. Feeder heifers $2 to $4 Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90%: 1,060- in more than a month. Soybeans are re- $1,697. lower. Moderate supply of feeder cattle. 1,365 A.D. $62.50-$66 H.D. 72.50 Confidence among U.S. Grey Poupon’s famous bounding after slumping for the past two The price of oil rose slightly Tuesday, We had moderate demand for feeder Slaughter Cows Light 85-90%: 850-925 weeks on forecasts for a strong harvest following stocks and continuing a run-up cattle. Slaughter cows steady. Slaughter A.D. $62.50 L.D. $57.50 homebuilders slipped this “Pardon Me” TV com- in South America. that began two months ago. Benchmark bulls steady. Percent Lean Weight Average Dress month from the 6½ year mercial is returning for a “It’s getting toward the finishing crude for March delivery rose 80 cents to Feeder Steers: Medium and Large High Dress Low Dress high it reached in January, moment of Oscar glory. stages of the crop and it really needs finish at $96.66. It fell $1.45 on Friday. 1-2; 200-300 lbs. $201; 300-400 lbs. $175- Slaughter Bulls #1-2 1325-2055 90- a good drink of water and it just didn’t In other energy futures trading on the $197; 400-500 lbs. $160-$175; 500-600 lbs. $98.50 101.50 with many builders report- After a 16-year hiatus, happen,” Darin Newsom, a commodities New York Mercantile Exchange, wholesale $151-$157; 600-700 lbs. $135; 800-900 lbs. Stock Cows: Medium and Large 1-2 ing less traffic by prospec- the mustard that mocked analyst at DTN, said referring to the Ar- gasoline for April was little changed at $119-$126. Groups of 20 head or more: 94 3-10 years old 3-8 months bred 900-1,310 gentinian crop. $3.3152 a gallon. Natural gas for March head 493 lbs. $175 blk Medium and Large lbs. $1,010-$1,385 per head tive customers before the its own stuffy image in one In other commodities trading, wheat rose 11.9 cents to finish at $3.2720 per 2-3; 300-400 lbs. $155-$167. Stock Cows and Calves: No Test. critical spring home-buy- of TV’s most famous com- and corn both fell on forecasts that win- 1,000 cubic feet. Heating oil for April fell Holstein Steers: No Test Stock Bulls: No Test ing season. mercials will once again ter storms would bring snow to the Plains 2.98 cents, or 0.9 percent, to finish at Feeder Bulls: Medium and Large 1-2; Baby Calves: Beef $100-$180 per head. region, giving soil there much-needed $3.1806 a gallon. 300-400 lbs. $170-$180; 400-500 lbs. $170; The National Associa- take to the airwaves dur- tion of Home Builders/ ing the Academy Awards Wells Fargo builder senti- show on Feb. 24. The spot ment index released Tues- comes as Kraft Foods looks day dipped to 46 from 47 to boost sagging sales of Hackers take Jeep’s Twitter account for joyride in January. It was the first the Dijon mustard, which monthly decline in the in- is facing competition from The Associated Press Group LLC, which owns the hackers tweeted that Social Media of Birming- dex since April. a growing variety of high- Jeep, said he had no idea if Jeep production had been ham, Mich., near Detroit, Readings below 50 sug- end condiments on super- DETROIT — Someone the two cases were linked, halted. spotted the misdeeds gest negative sentiment market shelves. hacked their way into although he said the visu- The false tweets took quickly and worked to about the housing market. Although the original Jeep’s Twitter account als looked similar. place for a little under an wrest the account back The last time the index Grey Poupon ad first aired on Tuesday, posting fake Hackers took control of hour before Chrysler’s so- from the hackers, Garsten was at 50 or higher was in in 1981, with variations of tweets about the brand the account around 1:30 cial media agency was able said. He said he has no April 2006, when it was 51. it running through 1997, being sold to Cadillac and p.m. EST, posting that the to regain control of the ac- idea who hacked into the It began trending higher in it’s become so ingrained that it was suspending fac- Jeep brand had been sold count with help from Twit- account, and he thought October 2011, when it was in pop culture that even tory production. to General Motors’ Cadil- ter, Chrysler spokesman Chrysler would take steps 17. teenagers today are fa- The move was similar lac because employees had Ed Garsten said. The false to guard against future at- The latest index, based miliar with its general to an incident involving been caught “doing this.” messages were deleted tacks. on responses from 402 spirit, said Sara Braun, the Burger King restau- Accompanying the tweet from the account around “I can only imagine that builders, comes as the who heads Grey Poupon, rant chain on Monday. A was a photo of a man hold- 3 p.m. they’re taking a look at it,” U.S. housing market Miracle Whip and Mayo at spokesman for Chrysler ing a bottle of pills. Later, The agency, Ignite he said. is strengthening after Kraft Foods. 6B » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER Advice

Horoscope In ideal world, financial issues settled before marriage TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. The next seven weeks Dear Amy: I recently got Dear Newlywed: I think happily share your retire- between them and she 20). will lighten your load and remarried. My two sons you should turn back the ment savings? knew this wasn’t right. brighten your path. March are in college, and I have clock and have a series of I realized recently that A certified public ac- brings romance. In April, a full-time teaching job, a important financial con- countant or financial plan- my husband and I were you’ll trade your old image house that is almost paid versations and negotia- ner can walk you through just about the only “hap- for a new one. Professional off and a substantial nest amy tions with your guy before this without overwhelm- pily married” couple my developments in April alter egg. dickinson you get married. ing you. kids knew. That’s pretty your viewpoint, and your My husband is moving I’m going to get you Also, read “It’s Not sad. goals will change as a result. in with me soon but has COLUMNIST started on your “ postnup” You, It’s the Dishes: How — Happy Parents, July and December are debts from his business. conversation by suggest- to Minimize Conflict and Happy Kids best for adventuring. Get Before we were married I could sell some of my ing questions: Who owns Maximize Happiness in Dear Happy: No couple educated in August. Scorpio (we were friends), I gave investments to pay off his the home you two will Your Relationship,” by can present a seamlessly and Taurus people adore you. him $16,000 to help keep credit card, but I am not share? Who is responsible Paula Szuchman and Jenny beautiful picture to the Your lucky numbers are: 30, his business afloat. I don’t sure if I should do that. for your sons’ college tu- Anderson (2012, Random kids. But our children 1, 22, 31 and 11. expect repayment. I know that together ition? Who is responsible House). should see us working ARIES (March 21-April 19). He still has $25,000 in financially it would make for your husband’s credit Dear Amy: The letter things through and work- The “you and me against the credit card debt accrued sense to pay off a high in- card debt? from “Parents With Prob- ing things out. world” mentality is not going from his business at about terest bill, but I hesitate to Are you willing to lems” reminded me of how to get you very far. If you feel a 12 percent interest rate, sell investments to give help finance a new busi- smart kids can be some- Send questions via e-mail to that the current is against which he will still need to him more money. ness for him? If he gets a times. This seventh-grader [email protected] or by you, it might be time to turn pay while he is looking for What do you think I job, will you combine in- knew her parents needed mail to Ask Amy, Chicago Tri- around and go with the flow. work when he moves to my should do? comes? Who will handle professional help; she bune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan TAURUS (April 20-May 20). state. — Newlywed household bills? Will you saw the lack of affection Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. Your inclination is to persist. Since it’s in your very nature to keep going until the job is finished, you must take care Reader makes to make sure the job you take Use money for glory of God, not yourself on is worth doing in the first place. addition to War Dear Rev. Graham: Every God and Money” (Mat- GEMINI (May 21-June 21). year about this time, our thew 6:24). Good fortune comes your Cake recipe heloise church board presents the Who is more important way. Don’t be too quick to new budget to the congre- to you? Is it yourself — or share. This bounty is for you. Dear Heloise: I have COLUMNIST gation, and our preacher is it Jesus Christ? Remem- Accepting your fair share often used the recipe for takes several weeks to ber, Christ gave His life for now will allow you to be much Save for later: billy War Cake that was in preach about money and you; why do anything less more generous later when 3 cups flour graham your column years ago. tithing and all that. for Him? you can really afford it. 1 teaspoon baking soda I have a couple of sug- Frankly, I get tired of it. COLUMNIST Ask God to help you use CANCER (June 22-July gestions: 1) Add candied dissolved in 2 teaspoons In my opinion, h e ought the resources He’s given hot water 22). You’ll return to an fruit. 2) Add ¼ cup of veg- to be dealing with spiritual what’s really important you for things that will old pattern. There’s the Directions etable oil and exchange a things, not with money. to us. If our goal is to put count for eternity. possibility of getting back portion of the flour for a 1 Preheat your oven to 350 — H.C. ourselves first and provide The Bible says, “Each together with an ex or package of instant pump- F. Grease a tube-style Dear H.C.: I don’t know if just for our comfort and man should give what he coming back to a job you held kin pudding. pan. Take the first seven your pastor is spending too security, then that’s how has decided in his heart in the past. You’ll pick up —Nancy in Indiana ingredients and place in much time on this topic; if we’ll spend our money. to give, not reluctantly or right where you left off. Dear Nancy: That’s the a medium to large sauce- you think he is, perhaps But if God is at the cen- under compulsion, for God LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Deals great thing about recipes pan. Boil for 5 minutes you should express your ter of our lives, we’ll want loves a cheerful giver” (2 come together. You’ll be in a —they can be altered! AFTER the mixture has concern to him or to a to use our money for His Corinthians 9:7). position to name your price. started to bubble. Take Readers, here is the War member of your church Start in the middle instead of off the stove and cool glory. Instead of spending it Send your queries to “My An- Cake recipe. completely. board. all on ourselves, we’ll want starting high. You could get Mix together: swer,” c/o Billy Graham, Billy more than what’s absolutely 2 After the mixture is cool, But I do know this: How to use it to bless others and 2 cups brown sugar add the 3 cups of flour and we handle our money is of extend God’s kingdom. Graham Evangelistic Associa- fair, but it won’t benefit you 2 cups hot water 1 teaspoon of baking soda great concern to God, and This is undoubtedly tion, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, in the long run. 2 teaspoons shortening that has been dissolved in it’s just as spiritual an issue your pastor’s concern — Charlotte, N.C., 28201; call 877 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). ½ to ¾ cup raisins 2 teaspoons of hot water. as anything else. and it should be yours, as 2-GRAHAM, or visit the Web Secrecy among the higher 1 teaspoon salt Mix well. Place the entire Why is this? The reason well. Jesus said, “No one site for the Billy Graham Evan- ranks is not usually a good 1 teaspoon cinnamon mixture in the greased is because how we han- can serve two masters.... gelistic Association, www. sign. Open communication 1 teaspoon cloves pan and bake for 1 hour. dle our money indicates You cannot serve both billygraham.org. is healthier. Much good can come from well-informed teams working together. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Just because ideas are crazy Vertigo, tinnitus in past make Meniere’s disease likely now doesn’t mean they are false or won’t work. Things have Dear Dr. Roach: I had However, many sources arthritis can be frustrat- When taken regularly been greatly improved by vertigo a couple of months Dr. Keith indicate that the Epley ma- ingly painful. Treatments in doses like yours, your crazy ideas before, and the ago and underwent the Ep- roach neuver helps for the vertigo like epidural injection and doctor may want to peri- next one just might come ley maneuver, which cured of Meniere’s disease as well. surgery are helpful for odically test both urine from you. me. However, I am now ex- columnist Dear Dr. Roach: I have some people, but not at and blood to look for any SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. periencing tinnitus, espe- arthritis in several disks all for others, and should signs of kidney damage. If 21). Playfulness is more cially in bed. What causes combination of vertigo and in my lower back. My legs be undertaken only after caught early, the damage interesting than drama. it, and is there a cure? tinnitus is characteristic of are affected. I’ve tried epi- careful consideration. to the kidney usually is Taking creative endeavors — G.M. Meneire’s disease. durals and ablation, with Regular exercise helps reversible. too seriously drains them Dear G.M.: Tinnitus is a After years, Meniere’s no relief. almost everybody, and of their vital essence. You’ll ringing sensation in one or disease also can cause I also had been taking most medications are gen- Readers may email questions develop your talents with a both ears. It is very com- hearing loss. An ENT 800 milligrams of ibupro- erally safe but variably ef- for Dr. Roach to ToYourGood- light heart. mon and can be transitory specialist can be helpful in fen three times per day for fective. [email protected] or SAGITTARIUS (Nov. or permanent. It has many sorting out the diagnosis. 10 months, and I am now Ibuprofen is one of the request an order form of avail- 22-Dec. 21). There’s power causes. The Epley maneuver is down to one or two tablets safest pain and inflamma- able health newsletters or mail inside your vocal cords. Slow, One common cause most commonly used for per day. Is this safe? Will tion medications we have, questions to P.O. Box 536475, deliberate, confident speech is Meniere’s disease — another kind of vertigo, this damage my kidneys? but, like all anti-inflam- Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Health will cinch a deal. A few a strong possibility, in called benign paroxys- — S.M. matory medicines, it can newsletters may be ordered words are enough to convey your case, because the mal positional vertigo. Dear S.M.: Lower-back damage the kidneys. from www.rbmamall.com. your strength; whereas, over-talking would indicate weakness. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Movie times 19). Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be patient. It makes SHOWPLACE/HENDERSON (R, 110 min.) 12:25, 1:25, 2, “Wreck It Ralph” (PG, 115 min.) 2:05, 8:05. Showplace/North no sense to continue doing 406 Walker Drive 2:50, 3:50, 4:30, 5:15, 6:15, 7, min.) 4:20, 7. “This Is 40” (R, 133 min.) 4200 Third Ave. what’s not working. Instead “Identity Thief” (R, 125 7:45, 8:40, 9:30, 10:10, 11. “Hotel Transylvania” (PG, 10:45, 7:05. “Side Effects” (R, 120 min.) of waiting for results that min.) 4:25, 7:05. “Hansel and Gretel: Witch 95 min.) 4:50, 7:05. “The Impossible” (PG-13, 4:45, 7:20. aren’t coming, change your “Side Effects” (R, 120 min.) Hunters” (R, 128 min.) 12:30, “A Haunted House” (R, 90 107 min.) 1:45, 4:25, 10:05. “Safe Haven” (PG-13, 130 action and go for different 4:50, 7:25. 2:45, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50. min.) 5:20, 7:30. “Warm Bodies” (PG-13, 110 min.) 4:30, 7:15. results. “Warm Bodies” (PG-13, 110 “Identity Thief” (R, 125 “Skyfall” (PG-13, 93 min.) min.) 11:50, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. “Parental Guidance” (PG, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. minutes) 5:05, 7:35. min.) 2:10, 4:45, 7:20, 9:55. 4:05, 7. “Side Effects” (R, 120 min.) 104 min.) 7:25. 18). You’re back to “Life of Pi 3D” (PG, 126 min.) 11:35, 2:20, 5:10, 7:45, 10:20. becoming a student of “Escape From Planet SHOWPLACE/EAST “Mama” (PG-13, 115 min.) 4:50. Earth” (PG, 120 min.) 6:50. 2:10, 5. “Safe Haven” (PG-13, 130 “Beautiful Creatures” (PG, your surroundings. Your “Escape From Planet Earth “Lincoln” (PG-13, 150 min.) 1801 Morgan Center Drive minutes) 11:05, 12:45, 1:50, 140 min.) 4:10, 7:05. environment is what it “Silver Linings Playbook” 3D” (PG, 120 min.) 4:30. 1:30, 7:05. 3:30, 4:35, 6:15, 7:20, 9, 10:05. “Warm Bodies” (PG-13, 110 is. Instead of trying to (R, 135 min.) 10:45, 1:35, 4:25, “Safe Haven” (PG-13, 130 “Mama” (PG-13, 115 min.) “Escape From Planet min.) 4:40, 7:15. manipulate it, you try to 7:15, 10:10. minutes) 4:35, 7:30. 7:50, 10:15. Earth” (PG, 120 min.) 11:45, “The Hobbit: An know it. With understanding “Mama” (PG-13, 115 min.) “Safe Haven” (PG-13, 130 “Hansel & Gretel: Witch 2:05, 6:50. Unexpected Journey” (PG- Hunters” (R, 155 min.) 11:40, comes power. 7:15. minutes) 2:05, 4:50, 7:30, “Escape From Planet Earth 13, 166 min.) 7. PISCES (Feb. 19-March “Parker” (R, 118 min.) 4:20. 10:15. 2:10, 4:30, 6:50, 9:10. 3D” (PG, 120 min.) 4:30, 9:15. “A Good Day to Die Hard” “Lincoln” (PG-13, 150 min.) 20). A failed experiment “Beautiful Creatures” (PG- “Side Effects” (R, 120 min.) “Beautiful Creatures” (PG- (R, 110 min.) 5, 7:30. has more to teach you than 12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:40, 10:05. 11:55, 3:20, 6:45, 10:05. 13, 140 min.) 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, 13, 140 minutes) 4:15, 7:10. “Escape From Planet a successful one. Review “A Good Day To Die Hard” “Silver Linings Playbook” “Hansel & Gretel: Witch 10:10. Earth” (PG, 120 min.) 6:50. Hunters 3D” (R, 155 min.) 11, what happened, and identify (R, 110 min.) 4:45, 7:20. (R, 135 min.) 1:50, 4:35, 7:25, IMAX Theatre “Escape From Planet Earth 10:10. 1:20, 3:40, 6, 8:20. the contributing factors. “A Good Day To Die Hard” 3D” (PG, 120 min.) 4:30. AMC EVANSVILLE 16 “Warm Bodies” (PG-13, “Mama” (PG-13, 115 min.) Knowing what doesn’t work (R, 110 min.) 11:30, 2, 4:30, 7, “Identity Thief” (R, 125 5401 Lloyd Expressway 97 min.) 12:35, 3, 5:20, 7:45, 11:45, 2:30, 5:05, 7:40, 10:15. brings you to what does. 9:30. min.) 4:30, 7:10. Argo” (R, 120 min.) 1:45, 4:30, 10:30. “A Good Day To Die Hard” 7:10, 10. “Zero Dark Thirty” (R, 157 (R, 110 min.) 10:45, 12:15, “Beautiful Creatures” (PG- min.) 2:55, 6:15, 9:40. 1:15, 2:45, 3:45, 5:15, 6:15, 13, 140 min.) 1:35, 4:25, 7:15, 7:45, 8:45, 10:15. Rating: GOLD JANRIC 10:25. SHOWPLACE/South “Identity Thief” (R, 125 “Bullet in the Head” (R, 91 950 S. Hebron Ave. min.) 10:45, 12:30, 1:30, 3:15, CLASSIC min.) 4:50, 10:20. “The Twilight Saga: 4:15, 6:05, 7, 8:50, 9:45. “Django Unchained” (R, 165 Breaking Dawn 2” (PG-13, “Bullet to the Head” (R, 105 SUDOKU min.) 3:05, 6:30, 9:55. 120 min.) 4:40, 7:200. min.) 11:15, 1:40, 4:05, 7:05, Fill in the blank cells using “Escape From Planet “Rise of the Guardians” 9:30. numbers 1 to 9. Each number Earth” (PG, 120 min.) 12:20, (PG, 105 min.) 4:10, 6:50. “Parental Guidance” (PG, can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. 2:35, 4:40, 7, 9:15. “Here Comes The Boom” 104 min.) 11:30, 5:10. eators.com

cr Use logic and process of “A Good Day To Die Hard” (PG, 110 min.) 4:45, 7:10. “Zero Dark Thirty” (R, 157

by elimination to solve the puzzle. The difficulty level ranges from

Dist. Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Happy birthday Gold (hardest). Solution to 2/19/13 ■■Gloria Vanderbilt is 89. ■■Actor Willie Garson is 49. ■■Actor Sidney Poitier is 86. ■■Actor French Stewart is 49. Enterprises ■■Actress Sandy Duncan is 67. ■■Model Cindy Crawford is 47. ■■Rock musician J. Geils is 67. ■■Actress Lili Taylor is 46. Janric ■■Actor Peter Strauss is 66. ■■Singer Brian Littrell is 38. ■■Rock singer-musician-producer Walter ■■Actor Jay Hernandez is 35. 2013 © Becker (Steely Dan) is 63. ■■Country musician Coy Bowles is 34. ■■Actor John Voldstad is 62. ■■Actress Majandra Delfino is 32. ■■Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst is 59. ■■Singer-musician Chris Thile is 32. ■■Country singer Leland Martin is 56. ■■Actor Jake Richardson is 28. ■■Actor James Wilby is 55. ■■Singer Rihanna is 25. 2/20/13 THE G LEA N E R « Wednesday, February 20, 2013 « 78

rIngIng• moners & DaUgHTerS TOgeTHer

Merchandise Ads/Computers

• • mnsms LocaL BUyerS & seuers TOgeTHer 8B » Wednesday, February 20, 2013 » THE GLEANER Henderson's Today Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday five-day forecast Cold with plenty of Mostly cloudy and Mostly cloudy, a shower Partly sunny Partly sunny sunshine chilly; p.m. rain possible Almanac Regional Map 34/21 38/34 49/29 48/32 55/36 HENDERSON TEMPERATURES Shown are noon positions of weather systems and National Forecast precipitation. Temperatures bands are highs for the day. High/low Monday 59/34 Chicago High/low Tuesday (as of 6 p.m.) 43/30 Detroit Normal high/low 48/30 22/16 Record high for Tuesday 73 in 1948 27/15 Record low for Tuesday -3 in 1903 Cleveland High/low since first of the month 64/10 South Bend 26/17 High/low February temp. on record 80/-15 26/16 Tuesday's temperatures ILLINOIS Midnight 41 10 a.m. 36 OHIO 2 a.m. 39 Noon 37 4 a.m. 36 2 p.m. 39 Springfield INDIaNa Columbus 6 a.m. 32 4 p.m. 37 8 a.m. 32 6 p.m. 36 26/17 Indianapolis 28/18 Humidity Tuesday at 3 p.m. 41% 26/17 Cincinnati HENDERSON TEMPERATURE TRENDS Vincennes 30/17 St. Louis 29/20 Louisville 34/21 Evansville 30/21 Lexington -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s90s 100s 110s 34/17 Henderson KENTuCKy Paducah Bowling Green RIVERS & LAKES WEATHER TRIVIA™

34/21 Yesterday at 7 a.m. Stages 24-hour Q In what month has the temperature not reached 100

W Th F Sa Su M Tu 38/22 change (F) in the U.S.?

35/23 Ohio River a

. y Evansville 19.26 -0.80 Januar HENDERSON PRECIPITATION Newburgh 20.61 -1.16 HEATING DEGREE DAYS Nashville Knoxville Uniontown 21.79 -0.71 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Tuesday 0.41" Yesterday 28 40/25 44/26 Louisville Dam 20.34 -0.93 Month to date 1.23" Ohio River will be falling. Month to date (normal) 534 (532) Year to date 7.95" Memphis Green River Season to date (normal) 3109 (3172) Deviation for month -0.93" 42/31 Calhoun 11.89 -0.28 SUN & MOON Deviation for year +2.66" Green River will be rising. Full Last New First Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows. Barkley Lake UV INDEX Plenty of sunshine today; cold in the north and east. Clear tonight; however, increasing cloudi- Above dam 355.00 +0.20 The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ Below dam 316.70 none number, the greater the need for eye and skin ness in the west. Periods of rain, freezing on surfaces early in the day in the west tomorrow; Water temperature 48 Feb. 25 March 4 March 11 March 19 protection. rain in the east and south. A bit of rain, some freezing in the north. Friday: a shower possible Kentucky Lake Sunrise today 6:34 a.m. MODERATE: 45 minutes in the north and east. Above dam 354.34 -0.25 Sunset today 5:35 p.m. 4 to burn Forecasts and graphics provided by accuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Below dam 314.03 -0.01 Moonrise today 1:00 p.m. Water temperature 48 Moonset today 2:52 a.m. ‘Am I healed? I wish that were possible’ By Nigel Duara be sued for redirecting Associated Press ■■Decades later, siblings recall sexual abuse from Scout leader father checks intended for the society into his own bank On opposite sides of the Gray was a district Scout outdoors when, suddenly, account, according to a 1977 world, the brother and sis- executive in Morristown, she was unable to breathe. account in The New York ter sat transfixed before N.J., a paid position that The sensation was accom- Times. their computers, reading a put him in charge of several panied by a revelation. At In that same period, stranger’s account of long- troops. He began his Scout- last, after repeated denials Gray founded a Knights ago secrets and deeply bur- ing career as a volunteer in counseling, decades after of Columbus youth pro- ied sins. before taking jobs in New it happened, Carol remem- gram called the Squires. The memo was just four Jersey and New York. bered the abuse. Ray Duda was 15 years old pages long, about an inci- According to his file, “It just washed over me when he met Gray through dent in 1963 at a Boy Scout Gray started drinking on all at once,” Carol said. “I the program. Duda, now 66 camp in New Jersey. A Feb. 2, 1963, at the Scouts’ completely fell apart.” and living in Conway, S.C., Scout executive had gotten Mt. Allamuchy camp in Just days later, Jim called. says Gray had on some oc- drunk during an overnight Stanhope, N.J., during the “This will sound crazy to casions groped him in a outing, then was discovered annual Klondike Derby, an you,” he told his sister, “but car or while swimming on gambling with a group of event in which Scouts pull Dad abused me.” group outings. boys. But there was more. sleds. That evening, he was His own path was a har- “I never really felt I had The brother and sister discovered playing cards Associated Press rowing one. He had become to report that,” he says, his read on — about how this for cash in a cabin with Sister Carol Gray looks at a photograph of her father, a former acutely homophobic, he voice soft. “I just didn’t see man “was observed mo- several Explorer Scouts, in Boy Scout leader, at her home in Tuscaloosa, Ala. said. He wanted to prove it as any big deal.” lesting an Explorer Scout violation of camp policy. that, despite the abuse, he Gray died in 2004, at the sitting at his side.” About Gray, the file said, “was recover memories haven’t Carol’s elder sister, is 68 and wasn’t “a sissy boy.” He age of 79. how he was admitted, vol- observed molesting” one yielded much more. But a lives outside Tallahassee, drank, fought and drank Jim remembers trying to untarily, to a mental hos- of those Scouts, whose age fact from her past lingers: Fla. She said she was abused more. reconcile with him, only to pital. They read about an wasn’t mentioned. An adult “I believe that mine stopped emotionally and verbally “I had so many mental be laughed at. Carol remem- investigation that deter- in the room moved the boy when Dad started abusing abused by their father but health problems, not even bers visiting him in the ear- mined he had tried to mo- away from Gray, but took no my brother.” never abused sexually, and the U.S. Marine Corps ly 1990s, just after she began lest another Scout. It found further action “in an effort Brandon Gray’s removal only learned of her siblings’ could straighten me out,” to recover memories of her that this man’s “problem,” to avoid a ‘scene,’” the re- from Scouting was, his son experience when they told Jim said. Three decades of abuse, only to be told her as the document called it, cord stated. Gray continued said, the beginning of a her about it, later in life. failed attempts at recovery father now found women had apparently existed for to drink, grew agitated and decade of sexual abuse. It “The three of us would followed, including a sec- “distasteful.” He denied decades. attempted to hit someone. began soon after that Feb- fight with each other but ond stint in the Marines and ever abusing her. They read, too, about Adult Scouts then subdued ruary day in 1963 and con- at the same time we would a period where Jim said he “Even to the end,” Carol a call from this local Boy him and eventually he fell tinued until Jim graduated make deals to protect each was both a workaholic and said, “he was the same Scouts council for “suppres- asleep. high school and joined the other from our father’s an alcoholic. man.” sion of spread of incident By the next morning, U.S. Marines Corps. wrath,” she said in an email. In 2001, he said he fi- This past October, Carol beyond group with knowl- Gray’s wife, Ruth, had been Unlike Carol, Jim has “It was like ‘a war zone.’ We nally got sober for the last learned about the “perver- edge of it.” contacted and Gray admit- little trouble remembering. never knew what mood he time. He now works for the sion” files from local news “We know enough to ad- ted himself to a mental His father would stalk up would be in, and we adjust- Peace Corps in sub-Saharan accounts. vise that Brandon P. Gray hospital. The Scouts then the stairs and push his way ed our actions accordingly.” Africa. Boy Scouts of America should never again be reg- met with the Explorer, who into Jim’s room. Once, when Carol moved out as soon “The worst thing about spokesman Deron Smith istered in any capacity with confirmed “the violation.” Jim was about 11 years old, as she was able. Jim fol- the sexual abuse, mental said in a statement to the AP the Boy Scouts of America,” Upon his release from the his mother walked in to find lowed suit in 1973, the year health problems, alcohol- that sex abuse of children in the memo stated. hospital, Gray was termi- him and his father engaged he graduated high school, ism and all that ... are the the 1960s was considered a In Alabama, her face lit nated. No records identi- in a sexual act. She turned the year their mother died. losses,” said Jim, 58. “The mental illness, and Scout- by the glow of her comput- fied by The Associated and walked out. A day later, The family blew apart. loss of being able to main- ing policy has changed dra- er monitor, Carol Gray sat Press show any charges or she moved Jim’s entire bed- tain healthy relationships, matically since then. back. While shocking in its convictions for Gray in con- room upstairs, the posters Waking up intimacy, having children. Jim contacted The As- way, none of what she read nection with the incident or in the same place they had At 23, Carol bottomed These things that most peo- sociated Press after the had really surprised her. any other charges for sex been in his old room, the out when she tried to kill ple take for granted, I won’t files were released in mid- The drinking, the abuse. abuse. bed in the same spot. herself. She would find have those. October. He did so because They were sins she knew That was the norm in It was, he said, his moth- herself drawn to religion. “By the time I recovered, he said he wants to show well, for they were the sins many cases recorded in er’s attempt at physically Twice she went through it was too late to do those that victims of sex abuse of her father. And she had the “perversion files” — a shunting off the problem the application process for things.” can, with a lot of work, live been a victim. collection of documents the she could no longer deny. Catholic religious orders full lives. Eight thousand miles Boy Scouts maintained for “I felt sacrificed,” Jim and twice the community no reconciliation “Am I healed? I wish that away, in a village in Africa, years on men the organiza- said. cited her father’s drinking When the Scouts re- were possible,” he said. Jim Gray shared his sister’s tion suspected of so-called By age 12 or 13, he re- and mental illness as rea- moved him from their “Like a person who has sense of numbness. The acts of perversion, ranging called, when his father sons to reject her. After her ranks, Brandon Gray took lost an arm or a leg, I have memo reaffirmed, in stark from gambling and theft to would act distant or give second rejection, she cried a position as the executive learned to adapt. I do not black and white, what he suspicions of sexual devi- Jim the silent treatment, herself to sleep. director of the American think I will ever be healed. had also experienced first- ance. Jim would initiate sex. It Then a nun named Sis- Cancer Society in Bergen I can say that I am happy hand. Files from the years 1959 was the only way, he felt, to ter Faith urged her to give County, N.J. But he would more than I am sad.” Adults now, these sib- to the late 1980s came to get his father’s approval. it one more try. She did, lings say they suffered years light last year as a result of No one in the family ac- and her acceptance led her of abuse at the hands of a civil lawsuit in Oregon; knowledged what was hap- to Maryland, West Virginia, their father. For Carol, the they showed that men were pening under their roof at Massachusetts, Mississippi nightmare began long be- excluded from the Scouts night. But whatever tensile and, finally, Tuscaloosa, fore the Boy Scouts learned but rarely prosecuted. strands that held the fam- Ala., where she now serves of Gray’s proclivities and Some went on to work in ily in place began to wither as regional director for fired him. But for Jim, the other youth organizations, under the strain. Jim, the Catholic Social Services of end of his father’s scouting with boys the same age as bright, engaging boy, and West Alabama, providing career was the beginning of the Scouts they allegedly Carol, the vivacious girl, food, counseling and finan- his own torment. abused. ceased to exist. In their cial assistance to predomi- The story of Brandon After his dismissal on place, grew poor approxi- nantly low-income families. Gray is the story of the in- Feb. 7, 1963, Gray went home mations. “Did the sex abuse end action of the Boy Scouts of to his family. Carol was 12 Carol became a moody up being a part of why this America. years old. Jim was only 7. introvert. She no longer lifestyle ended up being For his children, it is the made friends, and the the right one for me?” said story of what happens when ‘I felt sacrificed’ friends she had, she lost. Carol, now 62. “I can’t say secrecy reigns and what Old memories can flicker She cried constantly, ask- it wasn’t.” may have been if not for the and fade. But for Carol and ing her mother, “What’s One night in the early Boy Scouts’ silence. Jim, some memories simply wrong with me? How come 1990s, while at a Jesuit re- aren’t there, an abyss they nobody likes me?” treat, Carol awoke from ‘the violation’ say protects them from Jim turned angry. A good a nightmare. The dream The confidential person- remembering some of the student early on, he had to was unclear, but she re- nel record is dated Feb. 27, worst of their abuse. repeat the fourth grade, members being on a bed, 1963. It tells the story — part Carol believes hers be- the year he says his father fighting to hold onto her of the story — of Brandon gan when she was 5 years began to abuse him. It took sheets as someone tried to Gray, 38, married, father of old. Years of psychiat- very little to set him off. pull them away. She spent a son and two daughters. ric help and attempts to Eileen Gray, Jim and part of the next day praying COURIERPRESS.COM | WEDNESDAY, February 20, 2013 | THEGLEANER.COM 1CG

Place an ad online: Sell your merchandise gleanerlocalfieds.com locally with our Call The Gleaner Good, Better, Best options. 270-826-1600 Call 270-826-1600.

% APR FINANCING FOR 60 MONTHS 1 ON SEVEN MODELS 0With $16.67 per $1,000 borrowed 2012 CAMRY (Excludes Hybrid)

2013 COROLLA 2012 PRIUS (Excludes Matrix)

2012 RAV4 2013 VENZA (Excludes EV)

2013 SIENNA 2013 TUNDRA

Visit your local Toyota dealer to learn more about great offers like cash back, low APRs and leases on your favorite Toyota models. *Complimentary plan that includes oil changes, roadside assistance and more. buyatoyota.com

Offers end 3/4/13. Options shown. Does not include College Grad or Military Rebate. Offers cannot be combined, are subject to availability and may vary by region. Offers good in Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. See participating dealer for details. 1 On approved credit from Toyota Financial Services. 0% APR financing for 60 months with $16.67 per $1000 borrowed on 2012 Camry, Prius, RAV4 (excludes EV) and 2013 Corolla, Venza, Sienna and Tundra. Excludes Hybrid and Matrix models. Annual Percentage Rate for Camry available to buyers with approved Tier 1+ thru Tier 1 (excellent) credit through Toyota Financial Services. Annual Percentage Rate for 2012 RAV4, Prius and 2013 Corolla, Sienna, Venza and Tundra available to buyers with approved Tier 1+ thru Tier 3 credit through Toyota Financial Services. Down payment may be required. *Covers normal factory scheduled service for 2 years or 25K miles, whichever comes first. See participating dealer for complete plan details. Valid only in the continental United States and Alaska. 2CG COURIERPRESS.COM | WEDNESDAY, February 20, 2013 | THEGLEANER.COM HOME REPAIR RENOVATION LAWN CARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CLEANING CHILD/ADULT CARE TREE TRIMMING SERVICES

ToService advertise in the Service & Business Directory, call& (812) 461-1200. BusinessAsk your professional about licenscing for your state. Courier & Press Classifi eds doesDirectory not accept responsibility for the work performed by advertisers in this section.

Auto Services Computer Services Decks/Fencing Home Maint./Repair Tree Services Tree Services AUTOS: I BUY JUNKED & WRECKED ATTN: TROY’S FENCING A & F SERVICES TOP NOTCH vehicles w/out title. Professional Work Not Tree Trimming & Removal TREE SERVICE (812)598-6300 Professional Prices! Seamless Gutters Large & Small Bucket Trucks Free Estimates. Professional Climbers Any size tree. Free Estimates. & Gutter Guards Licensed - Insured (270)860-1030 Garage Sale Rainchecks Vinyl, Aluminum, Licensed & Insured Chain Link, Wooden 5”, 6”, 7” Gutters (270)860-1797 Get one Free Day courtesy of Classiﬁ ed (812)480-1713 if it rains on your garage sale. ADVERTISE YOUR (270)826-4653 Kentucky Call us for details. (812)431-6137 Indiana POOR BOY TREE SERVICE 461-1200 or 826-1600 in KY SERVICE HERE Licensed & Insured Free Estimates Build a client base or add 21 Yrs. Exp. (270)826-9949 Gleaner subscriber questions? new customers to your Home Maint./Repair Call 270-831-8393 or Cleanup/Hauling existing one. A RELIABLE HANDYMAN THOMAS SERVICES toll free 800-587-6397. For Details Call Interior Or Exterior. No job too We accept Visa, Mastercard, * Tree Trimming & Removal MOVING & HAULING and Discover Trash, cleanups & all kinds of stuff Sharon Alvey large or small. We do it all! * Stump Grinding 270-831-8338 E’ville 812-228-9877 for classiﬁ ed ad payments. * Licensed & Insured (812)598-6300 Hend 270-577-0983 270-860-5113 or 270-869-5031

Help Wanted Help Wanted Legals Financial

Gleaner Public Notices Bus Opps Wanted

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO READERS Investigate fully before send- Pursuant to 405 KAR ing any money as an advance 8:010, Section 16(5), the fee. For further information and assistance regarding the following is a summary investigation of financing or Mfg/Operations Sales 3/1# !a ìá n »ª×áª¥×b ª¥e@þ of permitting decisions business opportunities, The made by the Department Gleaner urges its readers to v Óe@þ |Óª éaãĄ » v saãĄ » Á 1× »ª×áª¥ contact the Tri-State Better SALES MANAGER - CUSTOMER SERVICE - Aaron’s for Natural Resources, Business Bureau, 3101 N. Lewis Bakeries, Inc. currently Sales and Lease seeks the right × Ón×»ª¥×Qn |ªÓ [n@¥¥ @á Qªá án 1Ó@¥¥ Division of Mine Permits Green River Rd., Suite 410, has an opening for a Sales individual to join our in store n¥ánÓ ª¥ 8Ó ¥@ /áÓnná @¥e án ¥eì×áÓn× ª¥ with respect to applica- Evansville, In 47715, Manager in the Henderson/ sales and customer service 812-473-0202 or Owensboro Area. This posi- team. We are looking for a self ªáánÓÁ .n×»ª¥×Qán× ¥[ìen @¥á@¥¥ tions to conduct surface http://evansville.bbb.org tion has responsibility for the starter who is willing to learn |@[áþ ¥ @ ×@¥á@Óþ @¥e ªÓenÓþ @¥¥nÓ áÓªì coal mining and recla- direction of sales, merchan- and grow with the company. mation operations in dising, and profit improve- Starting hourly wage based on û@Óªì× [n@¥¥ @[áûán×b ×ì[ @× [n@¥¥ ment of retail customers. experience, Monthly bonus paid Henderson County. Applicants must have proven every month. Send resume or ª|}[n×b QÓn@ Óªª ×b Ón×áÓªª ×b ü¥eªü×b skills in sales, merchandis- stop by the Henderson store to ing, training and communi- complete an application. ª»»¥ ~ªªÓ×b û@[ìì ¥ [@Ó»ná× @¥e CORYDON cations. Demands of the job RESOURCES LLC include the ability to handle n »áþ¥ áÓ@×Á ,nÓ|ªÓ e@þ ×n[ìÓáþ [n[× ª¥ Gleaner subscriber questions? multiple tasks simultaneously, ü¥eªü× I eªªÓ×Á 1n Èì@}ne [@¥ee@án ì×á 8515009 1/2/2013 Call 270-831-8393 or withstand pressure, man- toll free 800-587-6397. age part-time employees and »ª××n×× @ û@e eÓûnÓ× [n¥×nb Qn @Qn áª |á Ą function with limited supervi- sion. Comprehensive benefits Merchandise »ªì¥e× Ón ì@Óþb ªûn @á @ |@×á »@[n @¥e »ª××n×× NEED TO PLACE AN AD? include, medical, dental, life, ªì×nnn»¥ @¥eÝªÓ [ì×áªe@¥ ný»nÓn¥[nÁ pension, 401(k) Plan and a com- Call us! petitive salary. If interested, Mon.-Fri., 7:30 am-5 pm please send a resume including 461-1200, Evansville or salary history to: Clothing 1 .Ð/ ///1!1a ìá n »ª×áª¥b 826-1600, KY Localﬁ eds Sales Manager ª¥e@þ v Óe@þ |Óª sa@ v a » Á 1× Lewis Bakeries, Inc. Íª@áÎ »ª×áª¥ ü @×××á án n@e 1n@[nÓ ¥ 500 N. Fulton Avenue 4X LEATHER BLACK TRENCHCOAT Sales Pets Evansville, IN. 47710 - Brand new 4x Black leather full ×ì»nÓû×ª¥ ª| [eÓn¥ ¥[ìe¥ »n n¥á¥ EOE M/F/V/D length treanchcoat. Tags reads $249.00 made for Giovanni. Real »@¥¥ne @[áûán×b [@¥ n e@»nÓ×b @×××á üá big. $125, (812)549-6097 Dogs »ªááþ áÓ@¥¥ @¥e eª Q@×[ [n@¥¥ ª| Óªª Á Mining ¥ánÓn×áne »nÓ×ª¥× ì×á Qn é² þn@Ó× ª| @ n @¥e 2 TWO YEAR OLD MIXED LABS Fuel & Wood + /+ ( , ( (( ( - Very friendly, out door dogs. ü¥ áª [ª »nán éĄ ªìÓ× ª| áÓ@¥¥ @¥¥ì@þÁ Great with children. Both neu- # ,# 00000 / #" /+ , »»[@¥á× ì×á »ª××n×× @ ªÓ ü¥ áª tered. Need to go to a good $(# -# ( $ home. (270)827-2032 SEASONED FIREWOOD - »ìÓ×ìn @ Á $$ ( . #$$- / # / ( OAK & CHERRY # /+ # +##(/ $ 1/2 Cord $85 delivered 270-869-7750 or 270-521-6050 N-ì@}ne [@¥ee@án× ì×á »ª××n× @ ×ªe üªÓ ×áªÓþb @ #$$ $ $( #(#$ ( ( # û@e eÓûnÓÐ× [n¥×n üá @ [n@¥ eÓû¥ Ón[ªÓeb @ [n@¥ #( . #$$- / # #$ Employment ATTN INEXPERIENCED ( #$( ,(#$ ( (#$( ( [Ó ¥@ ×áªÓþ @¥e »@×× @ eÓì I 1 ×[Ónn¥N UNDERGROUND COAL -( ,# %00 - +$ , $ Furniture MINERS . #$$- / # #$ . ( / Customer Service 0 $+# ( $+# If have been currently working at , ( #,#$ $ NOW HIRING MOTIVATED SALES he same job for 1 year or more # /( #+ $ # #!+# REPRESENTATIVES and want a career change GMS # $($ Are you hard working, energetic Mine Repair And Maintenance »»þ 1ªe@þa / #$ ( +$( $ ( and confident with a has the job for you: . #$$- / # ( # positive attitude? If so, then üüüÁnû@¥×ûn@Ó[ÁªÓ apply today! GMS Mine Repair And Blonde bdrm set, cherry head- /n¥e Ón×ì n áªa Full and part time positions Maintenance is accepting board, La-Z-Boy couch, La-Z- available applications and resumes for Boy recliners, sofa & loveseat Ón×ì n×Onû@¥×ûn@Ó[ÁªÓ ªÓ Competitive base wage AND Secty desk, cherry curio cabi- Ü² 9Á 8Ó ¥@ /á v ,# ªý Ąs¦b û@¥×ûnb ! ÛÛ²Ą weekly bonus inexperienced coal miners that net, rocking chair (270)831-2120 Call 812-774-4318 Job Code 18 live in the Union County area. or online at û@¥×ûn . × @ eÓì Ý× ªn |Ónn I @¥ nÈì@ ª»»ªÓáì¥áþ n »ªþnÓ ÝÝ8Ý Á )00 - / &* $( ( # %&*0 www.ezhireweb.com/CRFEV Certifications are not required . #$$- / $ !+ #(+(/ /# to apply. Help Wanted If this is the career path for you and you have labor intensive job PEOPLE PLUS, INC. is now experience please apply online: accepting applications for www.gmsminerepair.com Trelleborg Vibracoustic for the or email resume to: Call Sharon to Place following shifts; 1st 2nd and [email protected] Your MERCHANDISE Bringing For SALE in 3rd . Requirements are: Tabe testing, Must have High School The Gleaner Classifieds! Diploma or GED and must be Other Employment able to successfully pass pre- neighbors & friends Reach 74% employment screening. of Henderson Area Please contact us at Help Us Help Others! We’re seeking quality people in the Adults with Your 270-869-9060 HENDERSON area who wish to Classified Ad. www.peopleplusinc.com make a difference by helping together (This includes The Gleaner & Equal Opportunity Employer seniors in their homes. thegleaner.com) Flexible schedules! No certification required. Call Sharon Alvey Gleaner subscriber questions? Clean background a must! Call 270-831-8393 or toll free 800-587-6397. Home Instead Senior Care 270-831-8338 Call Today: 270.827.1333

:ifjjnfi[ Yp

68GDHH & D_jm_j * >_]^#WhY i^ej - 8eea W\j[h j^[ =eif[bi &' HW_dXem &( HWcÉi cWj[ &) ;nY[fj_edWb &* J[Wc b[WZ[hi &, Ia[m[h &- CWiiW][ &. >em[l[h '& [_]^j e\ \Wi^_ed5 (( Æ8ehd _d j^[ ÅÇ () =[c (* ÆÅ =ej W I[Yh[jÇ (+ H[Y_f[ c[Wi$ (, 7ZZ_Yj (- _]^ fW_h )' Jof[ e\ ^kceh heZ[dj ) M_bb ikX`[Yj '( MeeZ[d f_d )( :_d[h [cfbeo[[ *) H[WZo \eh Ykijec# * >WmW__Wd ]WhbWdZ '* :[fei_j )) 7h_pedW jh_X[ [hi + Feii[ii '+ :eda[o )* 9ed ]Wc[ ** 8[[hb_a[ X[l[hW][ , 7Xel[ Wbb ej^[hi ', El[hjkhd[Z ), :edWj[Z *+ IWjWdÉi \ehj[ - <_h[Xk]Éi Yh_c[ '. ;n_ij[Z )- 7 =h[Wj BWa[ *, F_hWj[ M_bb_Wc . Jof[ e\ ceda[o (& ''#:emdÉi cec ). 9^Wj Garage Sales Ads/ Multi-ffaamilies *- =Wieb_d[ ijWj &% 7ZlWdY[Z cWj^ (' A_jj[dÉi Yecc[dj *' CWjj[h^ehd" [$]$ *. >kdj \eh && 7ZWcÉi j^_hZ ied () 8ekdZ *( ÆÅ eÉ Co >[WhjÇ

Bringing locaall buuyyers & sellers together b^cjiZh '& Hdaji^dc i^bZ/ PPlacelace yyourour aadd aatt glgleanerlocalﬁeds.comeanerlocalﬁeds.com oorr ccallall 2270-826-160070-826-1600 ttoday.oday. NZhiZgYVnÈh VchlZg '$&. COURIERPRESS.COM I WEDNESDAY, February 20,2013 I THEGLEANER.COM 3CG

• T •

Pet Ads

• • BrIngIng LocaL BUyerS& saiers TOgeTHer 4CG COURIERPRESS.COM I WEDNESDAY, February 20,2013 I THEGLEANERCOM COlDics

GARFIELD DILBERT E 8 THE CEOOF APPLE " THAT WON'T WORK FOR THAT WELL, I 5AY5 A LEADER S, ME BECAU5E 11'\ NEVER 50RT OF HUMBLY 5HOULD ADMIT ® WRONG, THE BE5T I CAN MI55E5 ADMIT WHEN HE'5 WRONG, .~ DO 15 ADMIT WHEN THE POINT YOU'RE .g OTHER PEOPLEARE WRONG. ~ WRONG. ( ~ (

rr'5T~ RED WHas THAT BARON! HEHAS BEHINDME? Mf.IN"155Ioo5!!

ac, DRABBLE DO~'1MO"~- !QOf\l'TKNOW i-!~ vAt--I'J" 5£;/E:05 IIlHA1 {I.~I7GB1< IF !fir; DO~'fh'\Ovro, LoO\(5 L,I~6,50 I'Ll- 5TAY ON THE- SAFt;;5IVB (

NON SEQUITUR

0\\ \\1£ ~R\G,\\1 "'\~, \N\;.'R[; \\t>..lrW~'\10

1013lKJltt1 IjJ\,(;,I~t, BEETLE BAILEY FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE .------. WI-lAT'5TI-IAT YOU SHOULDN'r EVEN IF HE: 15OLD HEY, LCOKIT1fiIS, Ol.D TWIT DOING BE CALLING THE AND THE I

THE LOCKHORNS Today in history ACROSS 39 Warm up for a bout The Associated Press 1 Well-dressed 40 Hairstyles Answer to Previous Puzzle 6 Braid 41 - choy Today is Wednesday, Feb. 20, the 51st day 11 Hockey player 42 Not sm. or of 2013. There are 314 days left in the year. 12 Gemstones rned, Today's highlight in history: 14 Pantyhose 43 Such as On Feb. 20, 2003, a fire sparked by pyro- color (abbr.) technics broke out dur' ncert by the 15 Machines 44 Languishes group Great White at T ion nightclub for weaving 46 Voight and in West Warwick, R.I., killing 100 people 'opeN ANOTHeR FORTUNe COOKie, L.eROY , , , 17 IV + VII Bon Jovi and injuring about 200 others. I WANT A seCOND O?INION,' 18 Sofa end 47 Rigorous On this date: 19 Kind of quiz 49 Term papers THE FAMILY CIRCUS In 1792, President George Washington 20 "Norma-" 51 Liszt opus signed an act creating the U.S. Post Office. 21 Crooked 52 Save for future In 1839, Congress prohibited dueling in scheme use (2 wds.) the District of Columbia. 23 Ump's cousin In 1862, William Wallace Lincoln, the 24 Cask stopper DOWN ll-year-old son of President Abraham Lincoln 25 Honeycomb and first lady Mary Todd Lincoln, died at the cell 1 Basis White House, apparently of typhoid fever. 27 Formation 2 Mel Gibson In 1907, President Theodore Roosevelt fliers role (2 wds.) 2·20·13 © 2013 UFS, Dis!. by Univ, Uclick for UF~ signed an immigration act which excluded 28 - kwon do 3 Frothy brew "idiots, imbeciles, feebleminded persons, 29 Bakery 4 New Eng, 9 Twice I 16 Store sign epileptics, insane persons" from being ad- purchase state 10 Many cowboys 20 Be sorry mitted to the United States. 30 Jacket part 5 UtiL bill 11 Grind one's 22 Spouses In 1944, during World War II, U.S. bomb- 33 Kind of sport 6 Evidence teeth 23 Beluga ers began raiding German aircraft manu- 37 Living qtrs. 7 Gravy no-no 13 Prolonged delicacy facturing centers in a series of attacks that 38 Female deer 8 Pecs' partners attack 24 Borscht ~ became known as "Big Week." ~r veggies In 1962, astronaut John Glenn became ~ 26 "My- the first American to orbit the Earth as he Sunday" flew aboard Project Mercury's Friendship "Get your 'God bless yous' ready, 27 Rickey 7 spacecraft. my nose wants me to sneeze." ingredient In 1965, the Ranger 8 spacecraft crashed 29 "The Raven" on the moon, as planned, after sending back HERMAN author thousands of pictures of the lunar surface. 30 Puts cargo Ten years ago: Former Air Force Master on board Sgt. Brian Patrick Regan was convicted in 31 Orbit extreme Alexandria, Va., of offering to sell U.S. in- 32 at parts telligence to Iraq and China but acquitted 33 Rum's partner of attempted spying for Libya. (Regan was 34 Poise later sentenced to life without parole.) 35 "Mister Roberts" Five years ago: Space shuttle Atlantis and star its crew returned to Earth, after delivering 36 Lock or curl a new European lab to the international 38 Gift recipient space station. 41 Canary or One year ago: Former senator and astro- cardinal naut John Glenn celebrated the 50th anni- 44 Tiny bit, versary of his history-making space flight to Pierre at Ohio State University by kicking off a 45 City rtes, forum about NASA's future. 46 Air Force One, e,g, THINK ABOUT IT 48 NH neighbor 50 That man "There is no hope of joy except in human 2,2(): @LaughingStockIntemau{lnallnc.._Dist by Uiliversal UClicklor UF8, 2013 relations." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery, "I'm just going to get a pack French author-aviator (1900-1944). of Cigarettes." COURIERPRESS.COM I WEDNESDAY, February 20,2013 I THEGLEANER.COM 5CG BEST BETS

7 p.m. on 25 Patrick) and submit it to the Rollins' hand. An Internal 8:31 p.m. on 25 The Middle Academy as a best docu- Affairs investigation puts the Suburgatory mentary contender. Jami SVU in danger of losing one Frankie (Patricia Heaton) is Tessa (Jane Levy) has a Gertz also stars in the new of its own in "Deadly Ambi- new hobby: giving people distracted from her prepa- episode "'Larry Bird Pres- tion." relationship advice whether rations for watching the ents an Oscar-Winning Film 8 p.m. on 935 they like it or not. One un- Oscars when Brick (Atticus by Larry Bird." NOVA willing recipient of her coun- Shaffer) announces he's 8 p.m. on 25 sel is Mr. Wolfe (Rex Lee), We've all been asking these going on a three-day school Modern Family who comes to an unhappy questions since the school trip to Chicago, causing realization about his relation- Phil (Ty Burrell) makes shooting in Newtown, Conn., her to worry that he might ship with Chef Alan (Evan things awkward for Claire in December: Why do these Arnold). George (Jeremy become separated from the (Julie Bowen) at her col- things happen, and how Sisto) helps Dallas (Cheryl group. Sue (Eden Sher) tries lege reunion, where she's do we stop them from hap- Hines) coach a youth sports to find out ifAxl's (Charlie run into an old flame. Back pening? In the new episode home, when Mitch (Jesse team in the new episode "T- McDermott) friend Darrin 7 p.m. on 44.2 "Mind of a Rampage Killer," Thea's (Willa Holland) purse Tyler Ferguson) offers to Ball and Sympathy." (John Gammon) is interest- American Idol correspondent Miles O'Brien is stolen by a fast-moving take baby Joe off Gloria's ed in her in the new episode investigates the current sci- 9 p.m. on Ii) pickpocket, Roy Harper "You're going to Vegas, (Sofia Vergara) hands for entific theories surrounding Top Chef: Seattle (Colton Haynes), while she's "Winners and Losers." Neil dawg!" Now that the Hol- a while, Cam (Eric Stones- mass killings, including one working with Laurel (Katie Flynn also stars. lywood rounds are over, the treet) uses him in a photo As the competition winds that says these killers are Cassidy) in the new episode competition moves to Las shoot, with disastrous re- down, the Last Chance 7 p.m. on 14 driven by suicidal, not homi- "Dodger." Vegas, where the 40 semi- sults, in the new episode Kitchen winner is brought Whitney cidal impulses, and whether 11 p.m.on7 finalists are divided by gen- "Bad Hair Day." Maxwell back for, well, a last chance, we can detect them before Supernatural When Whitney's (Whitney der. Tonight, 10 of the top Caulfield ("Dynasty") and joining the remaining chefs they act. Cummings) father gives her 40 perform, and the judges David Faustino ("Married ... to compete for the last two Kevin (Christian Campbell), a gift of $5,000, Alex (Chris decide which five will stay With Children") guest star. spots. Those who make it a police officer who once and who goes home. will compete for the Top worked with Sam and Dean D'Elia) suggests she use it 8 p.m. on 14 Chef title next week in Part (Jared Padalecki, Jensen to rent a gallery to exhibit 7:30 p.m. on 25 Law & Order: 2 of the season finale. Ackles) on a case and then The Neighbors Special Victims Unit her photography. Instead, became a witch, has been 10 p.m. on 7 she gives it to a cash- Larry and Reggie (Simon Lindsay Pulsipher ("Justi- having nightmares in which Arrow strapped Lily (Zoe Lister- Templeman, Tim Jo) dream fied," "True Blood") guest he kills innocent people. Jones), who asks Roxanne of winning an Oscar, and stars in this new episode as After Felicity (Emily Bett When those murders start they see the perfect op- Rickards) accuses him of (Rhea Seehorn) to hold it Rollins' (Kelli Giddish) sister, happening for real, Kevin's portunity when Max (Max who turns up at her apart- being all work and no play, "familiar" (Mishael Morgan) for her - a job for which Charles) makes it into the ment, pregnant and battered Oliver (Stephen Amell) asks asks the Winchester broth- Roxanne is totally unpre- finals of the school spelling by her abusive boyfriend. Detective McKenna (Janina ers to help, but they're not pared - in the new episode bee. They'll tape the event, The SVU detectives do what Gavankar) out. A jewel sure they want to in the new "Breaking Dad." Dan O'Brien focusing on the competition they can to protect her, but thief (James Callis) targets episode "Man's Best Friend also stars. between Max and Dick (Ian an unexpected visitor forces someone close to Oliver. With Benefits."

WEHT WFIE WTVW WEVV FOX44 WNIN KET WGN-A WTBS ENCORE DISC WTSNI i SPIKE fX LIFE ESPN2 w~~~~~~~rm m 0 m GO 0 Ill) I!i!J m iii (j) 0 rID 0 0 m FEBRUARY 20 Cable 11 Cable 4 Cable 8 Cable 10 Cable 119 Cable 9 Cable 13 Cable 3 Cable 5 Cable 14 Cable 16 Cable 17 Cable 23 Cable 24 Cable 25 Cable 26 7 :00 Good Morning Today (CC) News CBS This Shepherd's Curious Curious Paid Prog. Prince "Arthur2" J. Meyer That Girl Paid Prog. "The Twin Will & Grace Mike and Mike :30 America (CC) Morning (CC) Chapel Cat in the Cat in the Paid Prog. Prince Movie: "Pi· Paid Prog. I Love Lucy Paid Prog. Dragons" Will & Grace in the Morning a :00 Local 7 News Paid Prog. Super Why! Super Why! Matlock "The Payne rates of the Almost, Away Daniel Boone Auction Movie: "12 Frasier (CC) Cont'd :30 Lifestyles K. Copeland Dinosaur Dinosaur Abduction" Browns Caribbean: Auction Rounds" Frasier 9 :00 Live! Kelly and Today (CC) Family Feud The Doctors Paid Prog. Sesame Stree Sesame Street Matlock "M r. Browns On Stranger Almost, Away Perry Mason Auction Frasier First Take :30 Michael Family Feud (CC) Life Today Awesome" Prince Tides" (CC) (CC) Auction Frasier (CC) 10 :00 The View (CC) Today (CC) Judge Judy The Price Is Divorce Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger In the Heat of Engagement Movie: Nightmare The Rockford Auction Chris :30 Judge Judy Right (CC) Divorce Sid Science Sid Science the Night Engagement "Freedom· Next Door Files Auction Movie: "Rock\ Chris land" (CC) Balboa" 11 :00 Removal Midday With Judge Mathis Young & Hest- Judge Alex WordWorld WordWorld In the Heat of Jim FBI: Criminal Hawaii Five·O Auction Chris First Take :30 Paid Prog. Mike (CC) (CC) less Judge Alex Barney Clifford·Dog the Night Raymond Pursuit (CC) Auction Chris (CC) 12 :00 The Chew Days of our News Paid Prog. Judge B. Cat in the GED WGN Midday Amer. Dad Movie: "The Auction Gunsmoke Auction How I Met :30 (CC) Lives (CC) An dy Griffith Bold Judge B. Religion Pre GED News (CC) Amer. Dad BourneSu· Auction (CC) Auction Movie: "Bad How I Met 1 :00 General Hos- Paid Prog. Health The Talk (CC) Anderson Live Garden Super Why! Walker, Texas Wipeout (CC) premacy" (CC) MythBusters Bonanza Auction Company" Grey's Anaio- Numbers :30 pital (CC) America Be Focused (CC) T. Smiley Dinosaur Ranger Movie: "My (CC) Auction my (CC) Best of 2 :00 The Jeff The Dr. Oz Steve Harvey Let's Make a The Jeremy Charlie Rose Cat in the Walker, Texas Friends Boss's Daugh· Extreme Smuq- The Big Valley Auction Grey's Anaio- Baseball :30 Probst Show Show (CC) (CC) Deal (CC) Kyle Show (CC) Curious Ranger Friends ter" (CC) gling (CC) Auction my (CC) Le Batard 3 :00 Rachael Ray America Bill Cunning· Dr. Phil (CC) The Steve Arthur Arthur Walker, Texas Friends Movie: "The Extreme Smuq- The Wild, Wild Auction Anger Wife Swap SportsNation :30 (CC) Jeopardy! ham Wilkos Show WordGirl WordGirl Ranger Friends Flintstones" gling (CC) West Auction Two Men (CC) (CC) 4 :00 Eyewitness 14 News at The People's Ellen DeGe· Jerry Springer Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Law Order: CI Cougar (CC) U.S. Drug Emergency! Auction Two Men Wife Swap NFL32 (CC) :30 News First 4:00PM (CC) Court (CC) neres Show (CC) Electric Electric King Movie: "SiI· Wars (CC) "Drivers" Auction Movie: "Rush (CC) 5 :00 News News Judge Judy Ent Maury (CC) Martha World News Chris King verado" (CC) U.S. Drug Rifleman Auction Hour 2" Wife Swap Around :30 World News NBC News Judge Judy CBS News Business Business Chris Seinfeld Wars (CC) Rifleman Auction (CC) Interruption 6 :00 News News Big Bang How I Met Dr. Phil (CC) PBS News- PBS News- Funniest Seinfeld Moonshin· M'A'S'H Auction Wife Swap College :30 Millionaire Wheel News Two Men Hour (CC) Hour (CC) Home Videos Seinfeld ers "Secret M'A'S'H Auction Movie: "Iron (CC) Basketball: 7 :00 The Middle Whitney College Survivor: American Idol Nature (CC) Nature (CC) Engagement Family Guy Movie: "Pi· Summit· Full Bewitched Auction Man 2" Wife Swap Providence at :30 Neighbors Guys-Kids Basketball: Caramoan (CC) (DVS) (DVS) Engagement Big Bang rates of the Proof" (CC) Jeannie Auction (CC) Syracuse. a :00 Mod Fam Law & Order: Vanderbilt at Criminal Minds NOVA (CC) NOVA (CC) Engagement Big Bang Caribbean: Pot Cops Mary Auction Wife Swap College Bas· :30 Suburgatory SVU Kentucky. "Broken" (DVS) (DVS) Engagement Big Bang On Stranger "Cartel Threat" Newhart Auction (CC) ketball: Kansas Tides" (CC) 9 :00 20/20 (CC) Chicago Fire Eyewitness CSI: Crime NUMB3RS The Path to The Path to WGN News at Big Bang Weed Country Odd Couple Diggers The Ameri· America's at Oklahoma :30 "Viral" News at 9PM Scene (CC) Violence Violence Nine (CC) Big Bang Movie: "Wa· (CC) D. Van Dyke Diggers cans Supernanny State. terworld" 10 :00 News News Arrow "Dodq- Two Men NUMB3RS Nature (CC) Legislative Funniest Conan (CC) Pot Cops Twi. Zone Diggers The Ameri· America's College :30 Jimmy Kimmel Tonight Show er" (CC) Late Show "Scorched" (DVS) World News Home Videos (CC) "Cartel Threat" Perry Mason Diggers cans Supernanny Basketball: Live (CC) w/J. Leno W/Letterman (CC) Washington at 11 :00 Supernatural The Ricki Lake Charlie Rose Workplace Engagement The Office Weed Country Auction Justified Wife Swap :30 Nightline Late Night (CC) Late Late Show (CC) Decisions Engagement The Office Movie: "Des- (CC) Kojak "A Need Auction "Money Trap" (CC) Arizona. (CC) /Jimmy Fallon Show/Craig perateMea· to Know" 12 :00 Inside Ed. Big Bang How I Met Nature (CC) Charlie Rose 30 Rock Conan (CC) Moonshiners Diggers The Ameri· Wife Swap Basketball :30 omg! Insider Carson Daly Engagement TMZ (CC) Raymond (DVS) (CC) Scrubs sures" (CC) (CC) Gallery Diggers cans (CC) NBA ESPN TNT NICK A&E FAM COM HBO MAX SHOW AMC ANPL BET STARZ FSMW FSO MTV W~~~~~~~rg 0 CID CID 0 w m Ii!iI I) IlJ m IlJ 0 m II!) mJ FEBRUARY 20 Cable 27 Cable 28 Cable 30 Cable 31 Cable 34 Cable 35 Cable 700 Cable 730 Cable 750 Cable 41 Cable 42 Cable 43 Cable 650 Cable 47 Cable 48 Cable 49 7 :00 SportsCenter Charmed (CC) Sponge Bob Dog Boy Meets ... Sexiest Bodies Movie: "Water "Fairy Tale" Movie: "Simon Hair Loss The Crocodile Moesha Movie: "Du· Game Time Game Time Teen Mom 2 :30 (CC) Max & Ruby Dog Boy Meets ... of 2013! for Elephants' Movie: "The Birch" (CC) Paid Prog. Hunter Moesha plex"(CC) Game 365 Champ. a :00 SportsCenter Supernatural Peter Rabbit Criminal Minds Boy Meets ... Entourage Cont'd Thin Red Movie: Wild Kingdom The Parkers Cont'd UEFACham· UEFA Cham- 16 and Preg· :30 (CC) (CC) Team Umiz. (CC) 700 Club Comedy B. McFerrin Line" (CC) "Awake" (CC) (CC) The Parkers Movie: "The pions League pions League nant "Devon" 9 :00 SportsCenter Supernatural Dora ... Criminal Minds The 700 Club Daily Show Movie: "Big Movie: "That Confessions: My Wife Ides of Soccer: Round Soccer: Round 16 and Preg· :30 (CC) "The End" Dora ... (CC) (CC) Colbert Rep Mommas: LikE Darn Cat" Hoarding My Wife March" (CC) of 16 of 16 nant (CC) Father, Like (CC) 10 :00 SportsCenter Supernatural Bubble CSI: Miami Gilmore Girls Donald Glover: Movie: Animal Cops Movie: "Wom· 16 and Preg· :30 (CC) (CC) Bubble (CC) (CC) Weirdo Son"(CC) Movie: "Saint Misbe· "Marked for Philadelphia an Thou Art Movie: Champ. Courtside nant "Jamie" "Dragon havin'" Death" (CC) Loosed: On "Friends With 11 :00 SportsCenter Bones (CC) Peter Rabbit CSI: Miami Full House Kroll Show Movie: "The Too Cute! M. Williams Snow M'tn 16 and Preg· :30 (CC) Max & Ruby (CC) Full House Key & Peele Girl"(CC) Eyes" (CC) (CC) the 7th Day" Benefits" (CC) Paid Prog. Champ. nant "Izabella" (CC) (CC) 12 :00 SportsCenter Bones (CC) Dora ... Criminal Minds Full House Key & Peele Movie: "In That Guy ... Movie: "The Animal Cops Movie: "30 College Gym- Premier :30 (CC) Dora ... (CC) Full House Key & Peele Movie: "The Time" (CC) Who Was in Fugitive" Philadelphia Jamie Foxx Minutes or nastics League Review 16 and Preg· 1 :00 SportsCenter Bones (CC) Sponge Bob Criminal Mind~ Reba (CC) Movie: "Code Lucky One" That Thing (CC) Animal Cops The Parkers Less" (CC) Pregame Pregame nant (CC) :30 (CC) Sponge Bob (CC) Reba (CC) Name: The (CC) Movie: "Toe to Philadelphia The Parkers Movie: "Kill UEFA Cham- UEFA Cham- Catfish: The 2 :00 Outside Bones (CC) Sponge Bob The First 48 Reba (CC) Cleaner" (CC) Movie: "Ex· Movie: "Hes· Toe" (CC) Pit Bulls and Moesha Bill: Vol. 2" pions League pions League TV Show :30 FirstTake Odd Parents (CC) Reba (CC) tremely Loud her" (CC) Parolees Moesha (CC) Soccer: Round Soccer: Round Catfish: The of 16 of 16 3 :00 NFL Live (CC) Castle "De· Odd Parents The First 48 '70s Show Half Hour & Incredibly CSI: Miami Pit Bulls and Movie: "Friday TV Show :30 mons" (CC) Sponge Bob (CC) '70s Show Futurama C/ose"(CC) Movie: "Resi· Movie: "Get "Seeing Red" Parolees After Next" 4 :00 Around Castle "Co ps Sponge Bob The First 48 '70s Show Futurama dent Evil: Well Soon" CSI: Miami Swamp Wars (CC) Movie: "The Powerboat Powerboat Teen Mom 2 :30 Interruption & Robbers" Sponge Bob (CC) '70s Show Sunny Movie: "Wrath Apocalypse" (CC) "Bad Seed" (CC) Ides of Racing Racing 5 :00 SportsCenter Castle (CC) Sponge Bob Storage Prince South Park of the Titans" (CC) Movie: "Chas· CSI: Miami Tan ked: Unfil· 106 & Park: March" (CC) Patterson UFC Insider Friendzone :30 (CC) Sponge Bob Storage Movie: "Bring Tosh.O (CC) "Anchorman: ingAmy" (CC) tered (CC) BET's Top 10 UFC Insider Cavaliers Friendzone 6 :00 Movie: "Gladi· Drake/Josh Storage It On: All or Colbert Rep Movie: Legend of (CC) CSI: Miami Tanked "Mid· Live (CC) Movie: Action Sports Cavaliers Snooki & :30 NBA ator" (CC) Victorious Storage Nothing" Daily Show "Dream Ron" (CC) west Zest" "Touchback" World Tour Pregame JWOWW 7 :00 NBA Basket- (DVS) Full House Duck D. Workaholics House" (CC) Banshee (CC) Movie: "The Movie: "Ana· Money Barn Husbands (CC) College Bas- NBA Basket- Snooki & :30 ball: New Or- Full House Duck D. Movie: "Drum· South Park Iron Lady" conda" (CC) Money Barn Second ketball ball: New Or- JWOWW a :00 leans Hornets Full House Duck D. line" South Park Movie: "The Banshee "The (CC) Money Barn Movie: "Mur· Movie: leans Hornets Catfish: The :30 at Cleveland Full House Duck D. South Park Lucky One" Kindred" Money Barn derat 1600" "Friends With at Cleveland TV Show Cavaliers. Cavaliers. 9 :00 Southland The Nanny Duck D. Workaholics (CC) Banshee Shameless Movie: "Cat· Money Barn (CC) Benefits" TBA Washington :30 NBA Basket- "Heat" (CC) The Nanny Duck D. Kroll Show Battleship Movie: "My (CC) woman" (CC) Money Barn (CC) Big 12 Postgame Heights ball: Boston Cousin Vinny' 10 :00 Southland Friends Duck D. The 700 Club Daily Show Real Time W/ Californica!. Money Barn Movie: "Kill Snow M'tn World Poker Snooki & :30 Celtics at "Heat" (CC) Friends Duck D. (CC) Colbert Rep Bill Maher (CC) Lies Money Barn Husbands Bill: Vol. 2" Spotlight Tour JWOWW Los Angeles (CC) 11 :00 CSI: NY "Prey' Friends Duck D. Prince Workaholics En lightened Melanie Co- Movie: "Ana· Money Barn WendyWil· UFC Count- NBA Basket- Catfish: The :30 Lakers. (CC) Friends Duck D. Prince South Park Movie: "The o- Ed marcho: Hello! conda" (CC) Money Barn Iiams Show down ball: Hornets TV Show at Cavaliers 12 :00 SportsCenter Cold Case George Duck D. Paid Prog. Daily Show Five-YearEn· Girls in Bed "Charlie Val· Money Barn "Woman College Bas- Catfish: The :30 (CC) (CC) George Duck D. Insanity! Colbert Rep gagement" "Bone en tine" (CC) Money Barn Thou" "Freddy" ketball TV Show USA DISN E! TLC SYFY TOON TVL HGTV FOOD HALL HIST NGEO TBN COOK BRAVO OXY W~~~~~~~r(!) rID OJ (D m (D OJ (lJ 1m lIT) CID (TIl) rn (B lID (j) FEBRUARY 20 Cable 50 Cable 51 Cable 52 Cable 53 Cable 54 Cable 56 Cable 58 Cable 60 Cable 61 Cable 66 Cable 68 Cable 45 Cable 20 Cable 209 Cable 71 Cable 74 7 :00 "Blue Crush Mickey Sex·City Baby Story Ghost Hunters Pokemon Murder, She Dime Paid Prog. Golden Girls Restoration Get Fit Fast Change Holiday "As Good as America's :30 2"Cont'd Never Land Sex·City Baby Story (CC) Ed, Edd'n Wrote (CC) Dime Paid Prog. Golden Girls Restoration Paid Prog. J. Meyer From Spain It Gets" Next Model a :00 Movie: "Ex· Mickey Movie: "Sex Baby Story Ghost Hunters Eddy: Big Pic· D. Van Dyke Dime Clean Golden Girls Restoration Destroy Creflo Doll Luke N Top Chef: America's :30 traordinary Sofia and the City" Baby Story (CC) ture Show D. Van Dyke Dime Bobby Flay Golden Girls Restoration Destroy John Hagee Cook's Tour Seattle Next Model 9 :00 Measures" Doc McS!. Addiction Ghost Hunters I Love Lucy Love It or List Ingred. Fix Home & Fam· Restoration Destroy Prince Spice God Top Chef: America's :30 (CC) Never Land Addiction (CC) Scooby I Love Lucy It (CC) Hungry Girl ily (CC) Restoration Destroy Your Day Exotic Seattle Next Model 10 :00 Law Order: CI Mickey Say Yes Ghost Hunters Scooby An dy Griffith Love It or List Good Eats Restoration Destroy Believer Tyler's UI!. Top Chef: America's :30 Octonauts Say Yes (CC) Looney Tunes An dy Griffith It (CC) Unwrapped Restoration Destroy Alive With Ask Aida Seattle Next Model 11 :00 Law Order: CI Little E!News What Not to Ghost Hunters An dy Griffith Hunters Best Dishes Marie "Rosie Restoration Alaska State Against All Kelsey's Top Chef: America's :30 Little Wear (CC) (CC) Looney Gunsmoke Hunters Int'I Contessa Pope" Restoration Troopers Pro·Claim French Seattle Next Model "The Squaw" 12 :00 NCIS "The Agent Oso Sex·City Baby Story Ghost Hunters Tom & Jerry Hunters Money Mad Hungry Pawn Stars Border Wars Behind Nigel Bites Top Chef: America's :30 Weak Link" Gaspard & Sex·City Baby Story "City Hell" (CC) Hunters Int'I Dinners Mad Hungry Pawn Stars J. Meyer Dolce Seattle Next Model 1 :00 NCIS "Rev· Fish Hooks Sex·City Cake Boss Ghost Mine Tom & Jerry Gunsmoke Elbow Room Secrets Happy Days Restoration Taboo Life Today Every/Italian Top Chef: America's :30 eille" (CC) Jessie (CC) Sex·City (CC) Johnny Test "The Hiders" Elbow Room 30·Minute Happy Days Restoration Today Every/Italian Seattle Next Model 2 :00 NCIS "See No 50 Most In· What Not to Ghost Mine Johnny Test Bonanza (CC) Elbow Room Giada·Home Happy Days Restoration Inside: 21 st The 700 Club Iron Chef Top Chef: The Face :30 Evil" (CC) Good Luck sane Celebrity Wear "Julie" Johnny Test Elbow Room Giada·Home Happy Days Restoration Century War· (CC) America Seattle 3 :00 NCIS "Good Good Luck Oops Say Yes Ghost Mine MAD An dy Griffith Elbow Room Contessa Happy Days Restoration ship John Hagee Iron Chef Top Chef: Movie: "The :30 Wives Club" Austin Say Yes Adventure An dy Griffith Elbow Room Contessa Happy Days Restoration Breaking America Seattle Sweetest 4 :00 NCIS "Van· Austin E! Special Medium Ghost Mine Adventure Andy Griffith Elbow Room Best Dishes Brady Restoration Lords War Praise the Iron Chef Top Chef: Thing" :30 ished" (CC) Austin Medium Adventure An dy Griffith Elbow Room Pioneer Woo Brady Restoration Lords War Lord (CC) America Seattle 5 :00 NCIS "Lt. Jane Good Luck E! Special Medium Ghost Mine Gumball M'A'S'H Elbow Room Diners Brady Restoration Highway Thru EatS!. Top Chef: Movie: "Romy :30 Doe" Jessie E! Special Medium Gumball M'A'S'H Elbow Room Diners Brady Restoration Hell Bobby Flay Seattle and Michele's 6 :00 NCIS "Termi· A.N.T. Farm E!News Addiction Ghost Hunters Gumball Cosby Show Elbow Room Restaurant: Brady Pawn Stars Highway Thru Billy Graham Unique Eats Top Chef: High School :30 nal Leave" A.N.T. Farm Addiction (CC) NinjaGo Cosby Show Elbow Room Impossible Brady Pawn Stars Hell Crusade Unwrapped Seattle Reunion" 7 :00 NCIS "Faith" Movie: "Toy Kourtneyand Hoarding: Ghost Hunters Dragons Raymond Cousins Restaurant: Happy Days Pawn Stars Inside Combat Behind Good Eats Top Chef: Bad Girls Club :30 (CC) Story" (CC) Kim Take Buried Alive (CC) Incredible Raymond Cousins Impossible Happy Days Pawn Stars Rescue Turning Grandm. Seattle a :00 NCIS (CC) Kourtneyand Hoarding: Ghost Mine King of Hill Raymond Property Restaurant: Happy Days Pawn Stars Alaska State Prince Not My Top Chef: Bad Girls :30 (DVS) Dog Kim Take Buried Alive "Gold Fever" King of Hill Raymond Brothers (CC) Impossible Happy Days Pawn Stars Troopers End of Age Extra Virgin Seattle Bad Girls 9 :00 Necessary Dog The Soup Addiction Ghost Hunters Amer. Dad Cleveland Hunters Restaurant: Frasier Pawn Stars Lords War One Night What's on Top Chef: The Face :30 Roughness Good Luck The Soup Addiction (CC) Amer. Dad Cleveland Hunters Int'I Impossible Frasier Pawn Stars Lords War With the King Eat/Street Seattle 10 :00 The Moment Shake It Up! Chelsea Lat Hoarding: Ghost Mine Family Guy King Property Restaurant: Frasier Big Rig Boun!; Alaska State Iron Chef Top Chef: Movie: "Romy :30 (CC) Austin E!News Buried Alive "Gold Fever" Family Guy King Brothers (CC) Impossible Frasier Hunters Troopers America Seattle and Michele's High School 11 :00 CSI: Crime Wizards Addiction Haunted Col· Chicken The King of Property Restaurant: Golden Girls Pawn Stars Lords War Good Good Eats Top Chef: :30 Scene Wizards Chelsea Lat Addiction lector (CC) Aqua Teen Queens Brothers (CC) Impossible Golden Girls Pawn Stars Lords War J. Duplantis Grandm. Seattle Reunion" 12 :00 Necessary Suite/Deck The Soup Hoarding: Movie: "Heat· Squidbillies King Hunters Restaurant: Golden Girls Pawn Stars Inside Combat Easter Not My "As Good as "The Sweet· :30 Roughness Suite/Deck E! Special Buried Alive stroke" (CC) Amer. Dad '70s Show Hunters Int'I Impossible Golden Girls Pawn Stars Rescue Creflo Doll Extra Virgin It Gets" est Thing" 6CG COURIERPRESS.COM | WEDNESDAY, February 20, 2013 | THEGLEANER.COM

Real Estate Real Estate Rentals Sales

KY Houses for Sale Apartments - Unfurn.

SOUTHEND - 2BR, Westgate Apts. $475/mo (270)212-0471

Bus/Ofﬁ ce/Retl Space

OFFICE SPACE - From 1250-5000 sq CALL TODAY ft. Will remodel to suit tenants needs. Call (270)826-7171 Sell your home with The Gleaner Classifieds KY Apts/Furn and thegleaner.com NICELY FURNISHED 1 bdrm effi- Ask about our Homes ciency & mobile homes. 415 12th, Simpkins Apts. (270)826-6108 For Sale Packages Give me a KY Apts/Unfurn call today!

2 BDRM - Browns Dr., Water pd. Sharon Alvey No pets. $425/mo, $425 dep. (270)826-7674 270-831-8338

2614 ZION RD - 2 bdr apt. 510/510 Property Management (270)831-1085

BARRET, GREENLEAF & THE ELMS - 1 & 2 Bdrm, dep., lease, no pets, water & sewer paid. (270)827-2235 Automobiles for Sale Sports and Imports NICE - 1 & 2 Bdrm Apts, appls; TIMBERS DR Exc. Northend location. Lease, JAGUAR X-TYPE - 2003. auto- New granite tops, stain- FORD FUSION - 2010. SEL, gray, dep. Utils. Incl. (270)827-0635 leather, SYNC, all the extras, 4 matic, AWD, leather, V-6, power less steel appliances & door. Must Sell! $15,990 Great windows/locks, $8,790, Eric updated baths in this 3 buy. Call Jerry at (812)831-3127. (812)202-0220. 3(%%/(&5((. b/r, 2 bath brick home in $3$570(176 northend! Huge bonus MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE - 2003. Trucks $154,000 Convertible, automatic, GS, 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS room! power windows/locks, fun driv- CHEVROLET S-10 - 2000. Reg Cab, NOW Leasing! $50.00 OFF FIRST (270)827-5624 ing! $7,690, Eric (812)202-0220. Red, Automatic, cloth interior. MONTH’S RENT!! 202k miles only $3,600. Call MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE - 2011. auto- Ofﬁce Now Open Sat. 10-2 Jonathon @ (618)499-2344. matic, white pearl, 14K miles DODGE DAKOTA (270)826-8918 of BTB warranty left, power - 1997. V-8, 5 spd, windows/locks, cruise, alloy extended cab. Excellent condi- Recreation wheels, $13,290, Eric (812)202- tion. $2800/best. (270)724-2927. KY Houses for Rent 0220. MITSUBISHI GALANT - 2011. automatic, power windows/locks/ 4 FORREST AVE: 1 bdrm w/front Sporting Goods mirrors, alloy wheels, cruise & back porch, refrig/stove furn, control, 21,000 BTB warranty W/D hookup, CA, $300 dep, $375 WANTED! left, $12,690, Eric (812)202-0220. mo (270)860-7124 (270)860-1915 Old Sporting Equipment Gleaner subscriber questions? MITSUBISHI LANCER * Fishing Lures * Rods * Reels * - 2013. ES, Call 270-831-8393 or Decoys * Duck Calls * only 1,597 miles, very attractive, toll free 800-587-6397. Lure Boxes * Old BB guns silver color, automatic, power WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR! windows/locks/mirrors, tilt/ Call Shane or Derrick cruise, 6 speaker audio system, 812-305-0411 fast key security system, blue tooth hands free w/ usb port, only $17,990, Joseph, (812)773- 7390. &DOO6KDURQWR3ODFH DODGE RAM PONTIAC GRAND AM - 2012. 1500 4x4 Quad - 1995. SE, Cab SLT, beautiful pearl white, CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO - 2004. 00 Exp. $2950 01 Durango $2950 white, Automatic, cruise control. 270-831-8338 automatic, V6, power windows/ 97 Chevy 4x4 $2950 01 Van 2950 126k miles. Just $4,990! Call locks, keyless entry, $5,790, Eric 01 Escort $2250 97 GrAm $2250 Jonathon @ (618)499-2344. (812)202-0220. 2 Vans $1950 99 Stratus $1950 FORD RANGER 1-270-827-0774 /1-270-823-3158 - 1994. Reg Cab, CHRYSLER green, 5 speed 2wd, 130k miles, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY - 2012. 200, 4 DR sedan, terrymattinglyautosales.com NEW TIRES! Only $3,900. Call All real estate advertising in this white, automatic, only 31,998 Jonathon @ (618)499-2344. newspaper is subject to the miles, electronic stability con- WE BUY LOW MILEAGE VEHICLES trol, power windows/locks/mir- TOYOTA TACOMA - 1994. Federal Fair Housing Act which Kenny Kent Toyota Extended Cab 4x4, Red. 212k makes it illegal to advertise rors, tilt/cruise, very well kept 812-469-6279 car, illuminated entry, safety miles Just $2,600. Call Jonathon any preference limitation or @ (618)499-2344. discrimination because of race, compact technology and conve- color, religion, sex, handicap, nience package, $14,990, Joseph, Sport Utility Vehicles familial status or national origin, (812)773-7390. Vans or make any such preference, CHRYSLER CONCORDE - 1997. CHEVROLET BLAZER - 1998. DODGE CARAVAN, 2002 runs/ limitation or discrimination. Automatic, power windows, 4-door, white. Automatic, We will not knowingly accept locks, and seat with cruise. 115k drives great. $2800 or best offer. Cloth interior, power windows, (270)724-2927. any advertising for real estate miles, Just $2690! Call Jonathon locks and cruise. 188k miles which is in violation of the law. @ (618)499-2344. Just $3,600. Call Jonathon @ (618)499-2344. NEED TO PLACE AN AD? NEW 2012 Mitsubishi Lancer CHEVROLET EQUINOX - 2008. only 43,365 miles, V-6, auto- Call us! #MC0065 matic, black, no accidents, ask- Mon.-Fri., 7:30 am-5 pm MSRP: $21,885 ing $13,200, consider a trade, 461-1200, Evansville or (812)455-4168. 826-1600, KY Localﬁ eds JEEP WRANGLER - 1994. red, 56,310 miles, automatic, CD, RC daylighters, front brush guard, Vehicles Wanted good weekend jeep, low miles, $10,200, (812)319-9240. $300 & UP PAID - For All Cars & Trucks. Free Tow (812)422-4300 JEEP WRANGLER - 2007. Rubicon, Auto ads white, power windows/locks, 7” $ CASH $ FOR JUNK CARS/TRUCKS SALE * Lift kit, 20” wheels, 35” tires, we buy junk & used cars & more $ • Blackl k withh sunrooff andd spoilerl monster mud vehicle, $21,500, 7 days a week, call (270)993-8894 PRICE 16,990 •Upto40MPGHWY (812)319-9240. or toll free (855)375-5336 • Air conditioning with micron SCION TC - 2007. silver, power win- * CASH PAID * filter Cruise control, CD/ MP3 dows/locks, sunroof, tilt/cruise, Wrecked, Junk or Non-running with 4 speakers tinted windows, great car for cars & trucks. Antiques to new • 6-way adjustable drive seat a teenager, $10,650, (812)319- cars. Top Dollar. We Tow. bringing 9240. 270-827-4370 or 812-598-0363 • Power windows & locks • Remote keyless entry • 5-Star Safety Rating NEW 2013 #FD0014 couples together CALLC NICK GOEBEL Fiat 500 Hatchback •Beautiful 812-205-62308 Azzurro Blue •5 speed automatic transmission •Advanced multistage front air bags •Power windows & locks Bringing local •Tilt & curise control expresswaymitsubishi.com •Cloth inerior •Bluetooth hands free *excludes tax & destination, dealer retains factory incentive capable usb port •auxiliary input jack buyers & sellers Gleaner Public Notices Gleaner Public Notices $ COME SEE! 16,990 " /0$" $4"2< / "" /-$/2 êĄ³ê / -20 DRIVE & BUY together ¦\«¡o }Ô«¡ 0âAâo l ³Ýc§êÂäÜ ¦\«¡o }Ô«¡ «í¦âþ l ³cĄ§³ÂĄ Joseph Castelow !«â«Ô 9o\o \o¦Øo l ³cÝ§§ctêÝÂ 4ØAo 2Aý l c§ÝÜcĄätÂ§ 812-773-7390 -oÔØ«¦A -Ô«¼oÔâþ 2Aý l äc§t³cättÂtä o¦ ooØ l ³§cĄÝÂĄĄ !AÔÔAo \o¦Øo l ³tcä³§ÂĄ oof 2ÔA¦Ø}oÔ 2Aý l ³äÝcäêÂĄ o¦Éío¦â 2Aý l ĄêctÂ ooÔ Éí«Ô \o¦Øo l äcttĄÂĄĄ Excludes tax, dealer retains /o\«Ôf¦Ø l êÝtcê§ÂäĄ factory incentives ¦âoÔoØâ l cêÜÂÜt 2$2 l ³³cÝääcêÝÝÂêÝ www.expresswayfiat.com

0 4/0!"20 -Aþ¡o¦âØ â« 0âAâo l ÜcäÝêcĄ³tÂĄ NEW 2012 Mitsubishi Lancer E -Aþ¡o¦âØ â« «í¦âþ l ³ÝcÝê³Âäê #MC0073 -oÔØ«¦A -Ô«¼oÔâþ 2Aý ØâÔ\âØb SAFETY: MSRP: $19,455 • Stability control -íR\ RÔAÔþ l ÝäcÜĄtÂĄĄ • 7 airbags -íR\ oAâ l ÜêcĄêÂĄ • Tire pressure monitor ýâo¦Ø«¦ 0oÔû\o l ³cÝ§ÂÜê • Active stability control • Traction control Place your ad at «í¦âþ 0\««Ø l ³c³ÜctÜÝÂÝĄ • Anti-theft system âþ «} o¦foÔØ«¦ l äc§êÝÂÜÝ • Anti -lock brakes âþ «} «Ôþf«¦ l tcä§§Â³³ COMFORT & o¦Éío¦â 2Aý ØâÔ\âØb l CONVENIENCE • Automatic transmission gleanerlocalﬁ eds.com «í¦âþ ââ«Ô¦oþ l ÝÜcäÝÂÜ • Air conditioning w/ micro filter «í¦âþ 0\««Ø l ³§³cÜäÂĄÜ BUY * • Electric power steering assist -íR\ oAâ l §ctäÂĄt • Steering audio control $ • Cruise control -íR\ RÔAÔþ l êÝct§tÂäĄ MEME 14,990 • Power door locks & mirrors or call ýâo¦Ø«¦ 0oÔû\o l §ctäÂ³ • Keyless remote entry • Floor mats 0oÔ}} l ä§cäÝÝÂ • Blue tooth hands free link -«¦f Ôoo â\ 2Aý l êĄÂ³Ü FUEL ECONOMY ÔAØØþ -«¦f â\ 2Aý l êêêÂêä • 26 CITY/ 34 HWY 270-826-1600 A¡ Aâ â\ 2Aý l WARRANTY 0«íâ «Ô â\ 2Aý l CALL • 5 Years/ 60,000 miles new $}~\o ý¼o¦Øo J !Ø\oA¦o«íØ l Üc§ĄÂÜ vehiclevehic limited warranty ERIC FLORY •10 year/y 100,000 mile /o}í¦fØ l Ýc³³Âê powertrainpowepop warranty today! 2$2 l ³Ącc³ÝÂ³ê •5•5y year/ye 60,000 mile 812-202-0220 roadsideroroadads assistance ; 00 0 - 2$ $4"2< l ³c³tÜctĄÂ³ \oÔâ}þ âØ ØâAâo¡o¦âc â« âo RoØâ «} ¡þ ¦«üofoc â« Ro âÔío A¦f \«ÔÔo\âÂ

/o¦oØA R¦oÔc «í¦âþ oÔ expresswaymitsubishi.com o¦foÔØ«¦ «í¦âþ o¦foÔØ«¦c o¦âí\þ *excludes tax & destination, dealer retains factory incentive