Friday, November 12, 2010 Serving the Tri-State community Printed on 100% Recycled Newsprint 12 Pages, 50¢ INSIDE Ky. Senate president wants 17th Amendment repealed LEXINGTON, Ky. Williams is seeking Williams' comments it." the issue of the 17th (AP) — Kentucky Senate the Republican nomina- on repealing the amend- David Adams, cam- Amendment, Williams President David tion for governor next ment drew strong reac- paign manager for Phil said he was invited to Williams told a group of year. tion from Republican Moffett, Williams' rival come to the law school to law students that state In his speech to the Sens. Mitch McConnell in next year's GOP discuss "the problems legislators, not voters, University of Kentucky and Jim Bunning of gubernatorial primary, that are inherent as to the should choose members Law School Federalist Kentucky. accused Williams of lift- level of checks and bal- of the U.S. Senate — Society, Williams said "Taking that sacred ing Moffett's idea. ances between the vari- comments that drew a that most of the problems right away from the Adams accused Williams ous branches of govern- negative reaction from with the federal govern- American people and of going to Moffett's ment." Kentucky's two senators. ment stem from the 17th giving it to politicians Web site "to try to pick Williams acknowl- Declaring himself "a Amendment, adopted in would be a huge step off some Tea Party edged the chance is tea partier," Williams on 1913. backward for our democ- ideas." "almost nil" that Jackets head to Wednesday called for He said the amend- racy," said McConnell Adams noted that in Congress would initiate Prestonsburg for repeal of the 17th ment prevents state legis- spokesman Robert September Moffett told a repeal of the 17th round two of playoffs Amendment to the U.S. latures from having input Steurer. Libertarian Party meet- Amendment. He also Constitution, which pro- into the ever-growing Bunning, who is retir- ing in Lexington that he said he would not spend — Page 8 vides for popular election role of the federal gov- ing when his term ends in favored repeal of the 17th much of his time on the of U.S. senators, the ernment with its man- January, said in a state- Amendment. gubernatorial campaign YOUR Lexington-Herald Leader dates, such as this year's ment, "The way it is now Asked after his pres- trail talking about the reported. health care overhaul. is the proper way to do entation why he raised 17th Amendment. COMMUNITY ___ Information from: Ky. Guard to Lexington Herald- Veterans honored throughout Ky. Leader, http://www.ken- assist in Iraq troop tucky.com withdrawal LOUISVILLE, Ky. Spend (AP) — A brigade of more than 1,350 Kentucky Sunday in National Guard troops have received orders to Cumberland deploy to Iraq next year to assist in the military's draw Gap down of its combat forces. ‘Tenting Tonight: The Kentucky National Guard says it is the largest Songs of the Civil mobilization of its mem- bers to a combat zone since War’ Concert set for World War II. The mem- Sunday at the Park bers of the 149th Maneuver Enhancement Special to the Daily News Brigade have been told to CUMBERLAND GAP report to their respective — Majestic Cumberland Kentucky armories in Gap, standing where the June. states of Lt. Col. Kirk Hilbrecht says the Guard members Virginia,Tennessee, and will join Operation New Kentucky meet, might not Dawn, a mission to with- have seen as much action Photo by RAY WELCH PHOTOGRAPHY during the American Civil draw American forces by As part of the pre-game salute to Veterans members of the Univ. of Kentucky's Army and Air Force the end of next year. War as Gettysburg or The Kentucky National Reserve Officers Training Corps unfurled an American Flag that covered the Field at Vicksburg, but it was still Guard soldiers will work Commonwealth Stadium. seen as an important loca- with troops from Virginia MHS celebrates rifles, while Private tion by both North and and Utah in conducting First Class Chuck South in terms of strategic security, base defense and Veteran’s Day Owens read “Why I planning. convoy security opera- Love Her,” a patriotic For the South, the Gap tions. BY LORIE SETTLES was both a way to block Staff Writer poem. 6 fired by eastern Krystin Daniels and the Union from making MIDDLESBORO — Jake Barnes treated the inroads into the heart of Ky. mayor file Poetry, music, and vari- crowd to an acoustic the Confederacy and an ous patriotic presenta- performance of opening into the border lawsuit tions colored the “Coming Home,” fol- state of Kentucky, a state MANCHESTER, Ky. Veteran’s Day celebra- lowed by a rendition of with many Confederate (AP) — Six former tion at Middlesboro “Armed Forces sympathizers that might employees of an eastern High School (MHS) on Medley” by the MHS be persuaded to join the Kentucky city are alleging Thursday. band and a table service cause. For the Union, the they were fired for politi- The ceremony in honor of the veterans Gap was literally a cal reasons last week the LORIE SETTLES/ Middlesboro Daily News included an account of that made great sacri- Krystin Daniels and Jake Barnes are pictured "Gateway" into eastern day after the election. Tennessee, and a way to the history of the holi- fices in wartime. above performing “Coming Home” at MHS. They have filed a feder- day, the presentation of Members of MHS’s divide the Confederacy al lawsuit asking for their right down the middle. jobs back, lost wages, the flag, and perform- JROTC slowly marched Five chairs surround- included presentations ances by the MHS around an empty table ed the table to represent on the Medal of Honor, And both sides were well compensation for embar- aware of the importance rassment and $6 million in Choir, MHS Band, and on the dimly lit stage of the five branches of the and children who have the First Baptist Church the district’s Central military; the chairs’ lost parents in war. of controlling the railroad punitive damages from from Virginia to Manchester Mayor Choir. Arts Auditorium, during vacancy served as a Lorie Settles is a staff writer The JROTC Drill the portion of the cere- symbol of the loss of Tennessee. Carmen Webb Lewis, who for the Middlesboro Daily Stories and songs of lost her bid for re-election. Team filled into the mony that was dedicated men and women in uni- News. Contact her via e- The Lexington Herald- auditorium early in the to prisoners of war and form in current and past these Civil War soldiers mail at lsettles@heartland- and civilians are many Leader reports the lawsuit program, their uniforms soldiers that went miss- wars. publications.com. filed Monday in London supplemented by faux ing in action. The ceremony also says the former employ- • See GAP, page 3 ees weren't actively involved in the race because of fear of reper- LMU adds mental health concentration to nursing offering cussions. The lawsuit HARROGATE, Tenn. — already accredited by the ty.” the deadline to apply is alleges that Lewis told Lincoln Memorial University National League for Nursing Modrcin said the need for employees they couldn't December. LMU also offers support George Saylor, a (LMU) has expanded its offer- Accreditation Commission Inc. mental health providers and both the Family Nurse council member who ings in its popular nursing pro- (NLNAC) and has the approval teaching faculty in the United Practitioner and Nurse defeated Lewis on Nov. 2. gram to produce the next gener- of the Southern Association of States is great. Students who Anesthesia concentrations with- The newspaper reports ation of Psychiatric Mental Colleges and Schools (SACS) complete the psych mental in the MSN program. Both of the lawsuit makes it clear Health Nurse Practitioners Commission on Colleges health nurse practitioner con- these concentrations are prima- that some of the fired (PMHNP). (COC). centration at LMU will be able rily offered at the main campus employees supported LMU’s Caylor School of “The Caylor School of to work in agencies that provide in Harrogate, Tenn. Nursing will begin offering the Nursing is very excited about mental health services where Saylor or declined to pub- LMU is accredited by the PMHNP concentration under adding thePsych Mental Health they will assess, diagnose and licly support Lewis. SACS COC to award associate, A city employee told the Master of Science in Nursing Nurse Practitioner concentration treat patients. Graduates will the newspaper that Lewis (MSN) program in January under our existing Master of also be qualified to serve as baccalaureate, masters, educa- was out of town and 2011. Students will be able to Science in Nursing program,” nursing faculty. tional specialist and doctoral unavailable for comment complete the accelerated pro- said Dr. Mary Anne Modrcin, Students who already hold an degrees. All of the programs of Wednesday. A phone list- gram in one year, attending dean of the Caylor School of MSN degree can return to the the Caylor School of Nursing ed in her name rang unan- semesters in spring, summer and Nursing. “This endeavor came PMHNP program and receive have individual program accred- swered Wednesday night. fall. The program will be offered about at the request of potential their Post Masters Certificate itation/approval by various state at LMU’s Cedar Bluff campus and existing students and (PMC). LMU is now accepting and professional accrediting in Knoxville, Tenn., and is through efforts of nursing facul- applications for the first cohort; bodies.

w w w . m i d d l e s b o r o d a i l y n e w s . c o m PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010 y Local 5-Day Forecast TODAY IN BRIEF Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue 11/12 11/13 11/14 11/15 11/16 — World News — Tobacco-loving Serbs dinars ($65; ?47) and business can be face smoking ban handed a fine of up to 1 million dinars. BELGRADE, Serbia— Forget about Authorities said they will be tough in the economic crisis and unemployment, implementing the new rules. 76/40 71/43 65/42 61/44 66/40 Serbs have another burning issue on their The law is a "step forward" for the Sunny. Highs in the Mix of sun and Occasional showers Showers possible. Chance of showers. hands — a smoking ban. country that aspires to be an EU member, mid 70s and lows in clouds. Highs in the possible. Highs in Highs in the low 60s Highs in the mid 60s The law restricting smoking that took argued Health Minister Tomica Milosavl- the low 40s. low 70s and lows in the mid 60s and and lows in the mid and lows in the low effect Thursday is rattling the tobacco-lov- jevic. He said that "it is important that we the low 40s. lows in the low 40s. 40s. 40s. try to act differently, to reduce the smoke ing Balkan nation where every third citizen Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset is a smoker and where cigarettes have been around us." 7:10 AM 5:28 PM 7:11 AM 5:27 PM 7:12 AM 5:27 PM 7:13 AM 5:26 PM 7:14 AM 5:25 PM part of the daily routine for centuries. The EU says it wants all its member While the law does not impose a com- states to ban smoking in enclosed public plete smoking ban in cafes and restaurants, places, on public transportation and in they must introduce nonsmoking areas and workplaces by 2012. smoking is no longer allowed in offices Greece has the highest rate of smoking and public areas such as theaters, cinemas on the continent, with 42 percent of those or concert halls. over 15 smoking and lighting up regarded Kentucky At A Glance Neven Boskovic, a Belgrade cafe as a symbol of the nation's disregard for owner said he had fewer customers than rules. But the government in September usual, lamented his empty nonsmoking imposed a ban that outlaws the habit in section — and pointing out his full smok- enclosed public areas and prohibits tobac- Louisville ing area. co advertising. 75/49 Nada Jevremovic and her colleagues Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Frankfort huddled in a small group outside Serbia's Erdogan reported in July that 2.5 percent 74/43 National Museum in downtown Belgrade of coffeehouse owners and 3.5 percent of early Thursday, unable to have their morn- their customers had quit smoking since the Lexington ing coffee and cigarette ritual indoors. EU-aspirant had extended a ban on indoor Paducah "This is really drastic that we have to go public smoking to bars, restaurants and 74/44 out in the street to smoke," she com- coffeehouses the year before. 76/50 plained, professing her need for her fix to But in Serbia, numerous anti-smok- Bowling Green "calm down." ing campaigns have failed to stop peo- 76/45 That wouldn't surprise psychologist ple from lighting up, particularly during Zarko Trebjesanin, who said the ban will the crisis years in the 1990s. Psycholo- Middlesboro be very hard on smokers "who will feel gist Trebjesanin said a tough new law 76/40 panic and anxiety." could help — even in smoky Serbia. According to the law, individuals vio- "If this could work in so many other Area Cities lating the ban can be fined up to 5,000 countries, why not here?" he said. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Ashland 73 37 sunny Glasgow 76 42 sunny Murray 77 50 mst sunny Bowling Green 76 45 sunny Hopkinsville 75 46 sunny Nashville, TN 75 45 sunny — National News — Cincinnati, OH 74 42 sunny Knoxville, TN 73 38 sunny Owensboro 76 49 sunny saw rats coming out of the home. Corbin 74 39 sunny Lexington 74 44 sunny Paducah 76 50 mst sunny 1 NFL pension, 2 wives Covington 73 45 sunny Louisville 75 49 sunny Pikeville 74 42 sunny Officials say the home's owner used to Cynthiana 73 41 sunny Madisonville 77 49 sunny Prestonsburg 72 38 sunny equals Pa. court fight breed dogs there. The woman, who is Danville 74 43 sunny Mayfield 78 49 mst sunny Richmond 73 42 sunny PHILADELPHIA— A Pennsylvania bankrupt, moved out in August and her Elizabethtown 74 45 sunny Middlesboro 76 40 sunny Russell Springs 75 41 sunny woman will get the pension of former NFL husband is in a nursing home. Evansville, IN 76 49 mst sunny Morehead 73 40 sunny Somerset 75 41 sunny running back Tom Sullivan because he The Beaver County Times reports that Frankfort 74 43 sunny Mount Vernon 74 40 sunny Winchester 74 44 sunny didn't divorce her before marrying again. an exterminator hopes to kill about 95 per- A federal judge says Sullivan's second cent of the rats before the home is demol- National Cities wife, a South Carolina woman, should no ished Friday. Officials will erect a perime- City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. longer receive his $2,700-a-month NFL ter around the home to try and prevent any Atlanta 68 37 sunny Houston 81 57 t-storm Phoenix 70 48 sunny spousal benefit. rats that survive from going into neighbor- Boston 55 38 sunny Los Angeles 76 52 windy San Francisco 68 51 sunny Chicago 63 44 rain Miami 79 67 pt sunny Seattle 51 41 rain Sullivan played for the Philadelphia ing homes. Eagles and Cleveland Browns from 1972 Dallas 73 45 t-storm Minneapolis 46 34 mixed St. Louis 76 45 t-storm to 1978, rushing for 3,142 yards and scor- Conn. gunshot victim Denver 46 24 pt sunny New York 58 43 sunny Washington, DC 59 41 sunny ing 17 TDs in a seven-year career. He died eats before going to in 2002. In 1979, Sullivan married Lavona Hill hospital Moon Phases UV Index of Folcroft, in suburban Philadelphia. They NEW HAVEN, Conn.— Police say a went their separate ways by 1983. 25-year-old Connecticut man who was Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue In 1986, he married Barbara Sullivan, shot twice after buying a sandwich at a 11/12 11/13 11/14 11/15 11/16 but the judge this month declared the sec- New Haven deli went home and ate his 3 3 3 2 2 ond marriage void under South Carolina lunch before going to the hospital. New First Full Last Moderate Moderate Moderate Low Low Miguel Soto said he was leaving the bigamy laws. Nov 6 Nov 13 Nov 21 Nov 28 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 0 11 deli Tuesday when he heard three gun- 11 number scale, with a higher UV The Delaware County Daily Times first Index showing the need for greater reported the ruling Thursday. shots. One bullet hit him in the left leg, skin protection. Pa. home with foot- another in the groin. Police say he went ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service home and ate the sandwich before asking deep piles of rats his father to take him to a hospital. coming down Police did not say whether Soto realized NEW BRIGHTON, Pa.— A western immediately that he had been shot, or if he LLaakkee SSttaaggeess Pennsylvania home will be demolished decided the injuries were not serious because it is so overrun with rats that they enough to require an immediate hospital Cherokee Lake 1049..4 - 0..2 measure about a foot deep in spots. trip. Officials in Pulaski Township say the Officers say his injuries were not life- Douglas Lake 966..4 - 0..5 home has been a problem in the neighbor- threatening. A message was left Thursday hood for about a year. Neighbors called the for a New Haven police spokesman, and Norris Lake 1003..6 - 0..2 township last week to complain when they no arrests were immediately reported. -Associated Press content PEOPLE In the news from Associated Press reports Child star who played Eddie Ronald Reagan, "Decision Points" is only an alternate at the "But one thing Bush's memoir can do is give everyone a big Conservative Book Club, a 50,000-member organization picture of what he did as president and remind conserva- Munster in NJ rehab founded in 1964 and adhering to the motto of "Conserva- tives of the many policies that they supported." PHILADELPHIA— The former child star who played tives Serving Conservatives." The Conservative Book Club's current selections are far boy werewolf Eddie Munster on TV has entered a drug Editor-in-chief Elizabeth Kantor wouldn't offer a specif- more focused on criticizing Obama than celebrating Bush, and alcohol treatment facility. ic reason why Bush was not a main selection, a status grant- with popular works including Dinesh D'Souza's "The Roots Butch Patrick's agent said Thursday that the 57-year- ed to former top Bush aide Karl Rove's "Courage and Con- of Obama's Rage," Laura Ingraham's "The Obama Diaries" old is in a private facility in New Jersey. sequence." She did note, "It is true that conservatives have and David Limbaugh's "Crimes Against Liberty." Among Agent Jodi Ritzen says Patrick is in rehab "to deal with mixed feelings" about Bush and cited the No Child Left Regnery releases, Ross cited Mark Thiessen's "Courting a lifetime problem of substance abuse." Ritzen wouldn't Behind Act and the growth of government during his Disaster," a defense of Bush's terrorism policies, but said disclose the name of the facility where he's being treated. administration. she wasn't seeing books that offered a broad review of his Patrick moved to the Philadelphia area earlier this year Bush's book, released Tuesday, sold at least 222,000 administration. after being contacted by a West Chester woman who was copies through its first day of sale, according to the Crown "We get proposals for books about conservative govern- a fan of "The Munsters" back in the 1960s. She announced Publishing Group, and topped the best-seller list of Ama- ing, but they're much more abstract, about how they want last week that they had split. zon.com even before release. But his standing in the conser- the government to be. They're not about returning to the Bill Monroe to be featured in vative book club reflects an ongoing hesitation among some Bush years or even to a Reagan set of principles," Ross says. Times Square ad of his supposed core followers. In "Decision Points," Bush strongly backs his fiscal pri- OWENSBORO, Ky. — The late father of bluegrass Asked for comment, Crown spokesman David Drake orities. He refers to major tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003 music soon will be playing in Times Square in New York. responded: "As the president might say, I'm not going to and his efforts to set up overhaul social security, a longtime Owensboro-Daviess County Convention & Visitors wade back into the swamp." conservative goal. He includes charts showing reductions in Bureau executive director Karen Miller told the Messen- Conservatives will see a lot of Bush during his promo- spending and debt as a percentage of the overall domestic ger-Inquirer of Owensboro that the agency has contracted tional tour. He is giving interviews to Sean Hannity, Rush economy. He objected to "wasteful earmarks" proposed by for a 15-second ad on a digital full-motion billboard on Limbaugh and other favorites of the right, and will make a Congress, but writes that he lacked a line-item veto — New York's 42nd Street. The ad will promote the centen- few appearances on the Fox News Channel. But he is not another conservative priority — to prevent them. nial of Bill Monroe's birth. universally praised. Glenn Beck, for example, has called But he also writes proudly of No Child Left Behind and The spot will feature Monroe, bluegrass music and Bush a "progressive" Republican and suggested he helped his ability to work with a liberal champion, Sen. Edward Owensboro and will run 18 times a day for 48 days at a pull Republicans away from conservative principles. Kennedy. Bush's book has respectful words for President cost of $15,000. It's running from Nov. 15 to Jan. 1, times "What do you think hurt the Republican Party?" Beck Obama, finding him well-prepared and thoughtful at a that will cover the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and said on his radio show last year, referring to the 2008 elec- financial crisis summit in 2008 that had been requested by the Times Square New Year's Eve celebration. Both tion. "Do you think it was conservative values? Or do you Obama's rival for the presidency, Sen. John McCain. While events draw millions of people to Times Square every think it was the progressive side of George W. Bush?" Limbaugh and others have openly rooted for Obama to fail, year. Marji Ross, president and publisher of Regnery Publish- Bush told Oprah Winfrey in an interview that aired this The ad also will feature the convention bureau's new ing, a sister company of the conservative book club, said week, "I want our president to succeed. I love our country." website, www.BillMonroe100birthday.com. that Bush will eventually rise among the right because of Ross said she expected, and hoped for, tougher words in Monroe died in 1996 and is buried in Rosine, Ky. foreign policy and his stands on national security. But she the upcoming memoir of Bush's vice president, Dick acknowledged that, for now, conservatives fault him for not Cheney. Bush book not main selection of fighting hard enough to reduce the government. "For one thing, Cheney has been more vocal since he left conservative club "That was certainly a weakness of his presidency," Ross office in defending some of the things he stood for and tak- NEW YORK — Fitting for a presidential memoir, says. ing on the Obama administration," Ross says. "I think peo- George W. Bush's "Decision Points" is a main selection of "By the time he left office, there were certainly people on ple expect the president to be more circumspect about criti- the Book-of-the-Month Club, the 84-year-old institution the right who were not happy with everything he did," says cizing his successor. So in that sense his book may be a lit- that offers top sellers and critical favorites at discount prices. Adrian Zackheim, who heads the conservative imprint Sen- tle more tame, whereas I think people expect Dick Cheney Surprising for a memoir by a president whose "base" tinel at Penguin Group (USA) that next year will publish the to come out firing and be a little more aggressive. And that's was more to the right than for any chief executive since memoir of Bush's secretary of defense, Donald Rumsfeld. frankly a little more fun." THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010 PAGE 3 Around the State Kentucky professor turns his hobby into an exhibit BY ELIZABETH KRAMER an entire series), who was introduced in 1972, with for the Heart of Black Identity." Walker was among The Courier-Journal his superhuman strength and ability to heal from several writers who presented poems in response to injuries. Then there was The Black Panther, a Marvel the artwork. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — About 15 years ago, character who debuted in a 1966 Fantastic Four Brion Clinkingbeard, KMAC's deputy director and the poet and writer Frank X Walker was shopping for comic. He was Walker's favorite because he didn't chief curator, was immediately interested in what the toys for his children — but stumbled upon a new have superpowers. collection represented. hobby for himself. "The Black Panther, he was well-trained," Walker "I thought it was a hoot," he said. "And the fact that "I remember seeing an action figure," he said, in said. "He was just smarter than everyone else. The this case the Falcon, Marvel's first African-American he's collecting in this very narrow area made me stop Black Panther had his own kingdom in Africa and and think about identity, cultural identity, how people superhero. "I was excited because seeing a black accomplished something every month." (action figure) just was laughably rare. I remember see themselves and the world and how the world sees Walker paused. "On my best days, I could be the groups of people." buying it, putting it away and thinking I would give it Black Panther, too," he said. to my son as a birthday gift or a Christmas gift." The news of Walker's collection and his ideas also Through the Black Panther, Walker understood intrigued Jess Horsley, managing editor of Action But he didn't do that. He kept collecting others for things his mother was trying to teach him about com- himself. Suddenly Walker realized he had enough for Online, which publishes Figures.com. munity. "Today, there are a lot of black action figures out a small display. "I was one of 10 kids," he said. "And our mother there based on characters either in comics, sports, "At that point, I became committed to growing the always told us that we had to take care of each other video games, film, and TV," Horsley said. "They're collection," he said. and that we had to make sure that we weren't being Today, he has more than 200 black action figures, selfish." probably not that rare, but to look at them through the including sports figures and some television charac- Over the years, his students have reacted strongly lens of African-Americans in pop culture is intrigu- ters. Nearly 40 of them are now on display at the Ken- and positively to his collection, which he now dis- ing." tucky Museum of Art and Craft. The exhibit, called plays in his office at the University of Kentucky, Walker plans to talk about the manufacturing of an "Planes, Trains and Superheroes," also features some where Walker teaches poetry. array of images of African-Americans over the last 100 games, gadgets and toys. It runs through Dec. 31. One former student was even keen to take on a century, including lawn jockeys, Aunt Jemima, ath- Walker got into superheroes, naturally, through project Walker suggested to draw images of himself letes and characters from the blaxploitation film era. comic books. He grew up in Danville, Ky., in a home and several other members of the Affrilachian Poets, And he wants to relate them to how these images without a television set. a writing group Walker co-founded. In the illustration influence how people, especially children, see them- "I loved to read, and comic books were a way for which depicts Walker as a superhero, he holds a large selves and the world. me to start building my own library," he said. "I had a buffalo-headed staff that is a giant pencil and sports "What I see when I travel around the country," he milk crate full of comic books in my closet." pouches on his belt filled with poems. said, "is how many kids dress and behave like carica- Many starred the Falcon, who first appeared in a Walker told the Kentucky Museum of Art and tures they see in videos. And I know that their idea of Captain America comic in 1969. Others featured Craft about his collection when he was participating themselves doesn't come from someplace internal, it Luke Cage (Marvel's first African-American star of in an event last spring linked to the exhibit "Searching comes from somewhere external." Kentucky Kentucky man forced to eat his own state workers beard during fight off Friday LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. — A ed me to come around there and when I eat it,” he said. FRANKFORT, Ky. Lawrenceburg man claims that he was got there, I realized they were already Westmoreland said Holt and Hill let (AP) — Kentucky's state forced to eat his own beard after a dis- drunk,” Westmoreland said. them go, but threatened to kill them if offices will be closed Fri- pute over a lawn mower escalated some Of all things to fight about, he said, they called police. That wasn’t enough day as state workers take time last May, according to WLEX-18 punches started flying over a lawn to keep the two brothers from calling another of their required out of Lexington, Ky. mower. furlough days. Harvey Westmoreland and his brother “Troy offered to buy it from me for 911. That means many state Joseph used to think highly of Troy Holt two hundred and fifty dollars. I paid “I believe in the law. I believe that and James Hill; in fact, they were close twenty bucks for it. He thought I was justice has been served, and it will be workers are getting four- friends. That was before that May inci- trying to cheat him,” Westmoreland after Tuesday,” Westmoreland said. day weekends, with dent on Willisburg Road, where Harvey said. “One thing led to another, and Sentencing for James Hill and Troy offices also being closed Westmoreland says his beard was cut off before I knew it, there were knives and Holt will be next Tuesday morning in Thursday for Veterans and stuffed in his mouth, and that he was guns and everything just went haywire.” Lawrenceburg Circuit Court. Both Hill Day. then ordered to eat it. He says his brother had a mark on his Gov. Steve Beshear “My brother was cleaning out the neck, where a knife was held. But West- and Holt have pleaded guilty, and are stalls out there for Troy, you know, moreland’s loss was more permanent. expected to be fined and sentenced to furloughed 36,000 state working for him. They called and want- “They cut my beard and forced me to supervision diversion. workers for six days dur- ing this fiscal year to save $24 million. Bell County Grand Jury hands down indictments Limited exceptions to the furloughs were PINEVILLE — Bell County Circuit Court recently handed offense; approved for critical pub- down several indictments: EDWARD J. SPANSKI, 34, of Middlesboro was indicted for ALISHA MARIE GAGE, 29, of Middlesboro was indicted trafficking in controlled substance in the first degree, first lic safety and mental for trafficking in controlled substance in the first degree, first offense; health care positions. offense, trafficking in controlled substance in the second RAYMOND O. FARR, JR., 39, of Middlesboro was indicted 117656 degree, second offense and persistent felony offender in the sec- for trafficking in controlled substance in the second degree, first ond degree; offense; REBECCA ELAINE ROARK, 36, of Middlesboro was BRANDIE C. PHELPS, 24, of Middlesboro was indicted for indicted for trafficking in controlled substance with 1,000 yards trafficking in controlled substance in the second degree, first of school; offense; ROBERT L. HASH, JR., 54, of Middlesboro was indicted for LOIS A PHELPS, 68, of Middlesboro was indicted for traf- trafficking in controlled substance in the second degree, first ficking in controlled substance in the second degree, first offense and trafficking in controlled substance within 1,000 offense. yards of a school; An indictment is an accusation only. Individuals who are JONCE R. MARSEE, 36, of Middlesboro was indicted for indicted are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court trafficking in controlled substance in the second degree, first of law.

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° Publisher Pat Lay ° Managing Editor Brandy Calvert ° Views expressed on the Opinion page are not necessarily those of the Daily News or its staff. Forget Paris was supposed to be in the air on my books in terrible handwriting, then went denizens sat riveted to the small screen capable. I forgot all about the pain, the way to Paris today. Instead, I am to the emergency room for an X-ray. looking satisfied and vindicated. pundits and Paris. Ityping this column with one finger I still would be feeling sorry for "Everybody's known about this for Well, maybe not all about Paris. on my left hand. myself except that gets pretty boring months," one man with a big crimson Right now the challenge is learning My broken right after the first day or so. Once you've belly said between potato chips. I want- to eat, dress, type and otherwise func- hand, according to my whined to two or three people about ed to slap him with my good hand. tion with my long-subordinate left friend Sandy Buff, how you're supposed to be at a cafe on "Nothing good comes of wading into looks like a leftover the Place des Vosges, not sitting around enemy territory,'' I thought to myself. "I hand. It is amazing how you can adapt Halloween costume -- talking to them, the obvious hits you. deserve this." when fate forces your hand, if you will. a mummy appendage Compared with most folks, I'm still I could have kept a good slow burn I can read, drink, watch football and or a puppy's hurt paw. lucky. Compared with most people in going for days, but for the amazingly seethe without much adjustment. And "Not a very good cos- that emergency room, I'm lucky. kind doctor and nurses who saw to my I've remembered that the fastest typists Rheta tume,'' she adds. It didn't feel that way that day. I'll injury. I've never been treated as con- in the newsrooms of my youth were I fell. I slipped on a Grimsley admit it. For several long ER hours, I siderately as I was in that ER, by pro- always the two-fingered, hunt-and- wet walk while rush- sat and watched ESPN announcers fessionals who had lots more to deal peckers, old-school reporters who never Johnson ing about getting ready round on Auburn quarterback Cameron with than one clumsy woman's had a typing class. ——— to drive to Tuscaloosa, Newton, whom they had elevated to a metacarpal. Ala., for a speech and Sandy Buff says I don't need to brush Syndicated demi-god in previous weeks. Now he Doug Woodward, who hails from book-signing. I drove was a greedy scoundrel. Guilty in the Mississippi, was a doctor so young and my hair or apply makeup anyway. With Columnist on to the University of court of pundit opinion. The about-face handsome he could have played one on my mummy claw, it'd just be wasted Alabama, held forth an was dizzying. TV. Nurses Beth Gaines and Beverly effort. hour, signed a few Dozens of red-clad waiting-room Wilson were patient, unrushed and (c) 2010 Rheta Grimsley Johnson TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Friday, Nov. 12, the The Anthony Shaffer thriller "Sleuth" dential election, advocates for George with 13 counts of premeditated murder 316th day of 2010. There are 49 opened on Broadway. W. Bush and Al Gore previewed their in the Fort Hood, Texas massacre. Tdays left in the year. In 1977, the city of New Orleans legal strategies, with Democrats justi- James R. Lilley, a longtime CIA opera- Today's Highlight in History: elected its first black mayor, Ernest fying painstaking recounts and Repub- tive and later the U.S. ambassador to On Nov. 12, 1942, the World War II "Dutch" Morial, the winner of a runoff. licans saying the practice could result China, died in Washington, D.C. at age naval Battle of Guadalcanal began. In 1982, Yuri V. Andropov (ahn- in political "mischief" and human error. 81. (The Allies ended up winning a major DROH'-pawf) was elected to succeed Leah Rabin (LAY'-uh rah-BEEN'), an victory over the Japanese.) Today's Birthdays: Rhythm-and- the late Leonid I. Brezhnev as general outspoken campaigner for Mideast blues singer Ruby Nash Curtis (Ruby On this date: secretary of the Soviet Communist peace following the 1995 assassination In 1815, American suffragist Eliza- Party's Central Committee. of her husband, former Israeli Prime and the Romantics) is 71. Actor-play- beth Cady Stanton was born in John- In 1990, Japanese Emperor Akihito Minister Yitzhak Rabin (YIT'-sahk rah- wright Wallace Shawn is 67. Singer stown, N.Y. formally assumed the Chrysanthemum BEEN'), died at age 72. Brian Hyland is 67. Rhythm-and-blues In 1908, Supreme Court Justice Throne. Actress Eve Arden died in Five years ago: A U.S.-backed sum- singer Jimmy Hayes (Persuasions) is Harry Blackmun was born in Nashville, Beverly Hills, Calif. at age 82. mit in Bahrain meant to promote politi- 67. Rock musician Booker T. Jones Ill. In 1996, a Saudi Boeing 747 jetliner cal freedom and economic change in (Booker T. & the MGs) is 66. In 1927, Josef Stalin became the collided shortly after takeoff from New the Middle East ended without agree- Sportscaster Al Michaels is 66. Singer- undisputed ruler of the Soviet Union as Delhi, India, with a Kazak Ilyushin-76 ment, a blow to President George W. songwriter Neil Young is 65. Rock Leon Trotsky was expelled from the cargo plane, killing 349 people. Bush's goals for the troubled region. musician Donald "Buck Dharma" Communist Party. In 2001, American Airlines Flight Jordan acknowledged for the first time Roeser (Blue Oyster Cult) is 63. Sen. In 1948, former Japanese premier 587, en route from New York's John F. that al-Qaida in Iraq had used three for- Jack Reed (D-R.I.) is 61. Hideki Tojo and several other World Kennedy International Airport to the eign suicide bombers to attack Amman War II Japanese leaders were sentenced Country/gospel singer Barbara Dominican Republic, crashed after hotels three days earlier, killing 60 vic- Fairchild is 60. Actress Megan Mullal- to death by a war crimes tribunal. takeoff, killing 265 people. tims. In 1970, the Bhola cyclone struck ly is 52. Actor Vincent Irizarry (TV: East Pakistan; it's believed half a mil- Ten years ago: On the eve of a fed- One year ago: Army psychiatrist "All My Children") is 51. Olympic gold lion people, possibly more, were killed. eral court hearing on the Florida presi- Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was charged medal gymnast Nadia Comaneci (koh- muh-NEECH') is 49. Actor Sam Lloyd is 47. Rock musician David Ellefson is 46. Former MLB player Sammy Sosa is 42. Figure skater Tonya Harding is 40. Actress Radha Mitchell is 37. Actress Lourdes Benedicto is 36. Actress “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” Tamala Jones is 36. Actress Angela Watson is 36. Singer Tevin Campbell is VOL. 100 No - 166 34. Actress Ashley Williams is 32. Actress Cote de Pablo (TV: "NCIS") is How to contact us 31. Actor Ryan Gosling is 30. Contem- Main number: (606)248-1010 porary Christian musician Chris Huff- Fax number: (606)248-7614 man is 30. Actress Anne Hathaway is Call the main number then ask for the 28. Pop singer Omarion is 26. Actress following extensions: Macey Cruthird ("Hope and Faith") is 18. Publisher: Pat Lay - 202 Thought for Today: "It's all right to [email protected] have a train of thoughts, if you have a terminal." — Richard R. Bowker, Newsroom American publisher (1848-1933). Managing Editor: Brandy Calvert - 206 [email protected] Sports Editor: Jay Compton - 219 [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lifestyles Editor: Donna Greene - 205 Editor’s note: Mateusz Gugalka, a Pol- together, for Dollywood, celebrating ular so we had time to get to know each [email protected] ish exchange student with Rotary Inter- my name day, Steve and Debbie for other. This was at December so every- Staff Writer: Tabitha Webb - 212 national, came to Middlesboro in trips to Knoxville, Corbin, Wicked at thing outside was in Christmas decora- [email protected] August 2008. Mateusz attended MHS Louisville, Ken and Ann for horseback tions. Warsaw, especially streets Nowy Staff Writer: Adam Young - 222 and graduated in the spring of 2009. riding, trip to Cincinnati and a lot more. Âwiat and Krakowskie PrzedmieÊcie [email protected] Below is an update from Mateusz on I thank you a lot! I really want to thank are so pretty. We decited to go for a Staff Writer: Lorie Settles - 208 what he has been doing since he for being my family for this year! I also walk. This was our first date. Then want to thank to Sam and Yarber Coll- through next days I came few times to [email protected] returned to Warsaw, Poland, in his own words: man. shopping mall where she worked. We Advertising At Poland I’m more than year. At talked during her breaks. And one day I Dear Middlesboro, September 09 I started Warszawska waited for her and then we decided to Advertising Director: Pat Cheek - 223 It’s more than year since I’ve been to Szko∏a Reklamy (Warsaw School of go to some pub and talk a little more [email protected] Kentucky, I really miss it. Many people Advertising). I was learning there about about future. We ended up in area next Classifieds: Karen Rhymer - 201 was speaking that I don’t like it, but it’s directing, camera operating. It was to Nowy Âwiat called pawilony. It’s only based on this what I said at the amazing, but I had to take a break place with a lot of clubes, pubs, shisha [email protected] because I had no money to pay for it. bars and small Chinese restaurants. Our Diana Hurst - 216 beginning. Before exchange I heard that I’m going to live near New York So I went to work. My first work was destination was “Klaps”. Someone [email protected] Mc’Donalds. Terrible but worth it. You heard about that there is nice so we Wanda Paul - 211 City, later that in Ohio and at the end near Lexington, when I got letter that can learn there a lot about working at went there. It’s nice place but weird. It [email protected] I’m going to live at 10 000 city, I was big company. It isn’t really hard but has wall where is like hundread fake Michael Grimm - 213 disappointed. But this was just sign of boring. After 3 months I got new job at boobs and at the cellar of this pub [email protected] my lack of knowledge about USA. Pol- pet store at one of malls at Warsaw. But where is a lot of place to sit are pictures ish city with 10 000 people is just vil- I got fired with Kamila because she from some porn movies. Maybe it was- USPS No. 347300 ISSN 1041-7095 lage, no cinema, no commercial center, didn’t want to sell rat for food for n’t the most romantic place but we Owned and Operated by HeartlandPublications, snake. Now I’m looking for new job decided to stay. Outside was really cold LLC. and everyone is drinking because there Published Tuesday-Saturday except on federal is nothing else to do after work or and helping as a camera operator and and it was late. We ordered beer and holidays by The Daily News, P.O. Box 579, Mid- school. But when I came to Middles- video editor at new internet television begun to talk. A little before midnight dlesboro, Ky. 40965. Periodical postage fee paid at boro I was impressed. Middlesboro has from Warsaw. we decided to begin relationship. This Middlesboro, Ky. also this amazing history. I remember And now some romantic part :). I’m night, almost one year ago we left Postmaster: Changes to The Daily News, P.O. in relationship with Kamila Grzybek “klaps” as a couple. We still love each Box 579, Middlesboro, Ky. 40965. pictures that mr. Owens showed at one Copyright 2010, The Daily News. All rights class, they were amazing. This isn’t just since December 2009. We didn’t know other a lot and now we live together. reserved. Property rights for the contents of the pub- regular city at USA, it has great story each other too much then but we knew At February I’m going back to lication shall be the property of The Daily News. and soul. that we are made to be together. Kami- school. I’m happy because I really miss No part hereof may be reproduced without prior This year there was the best I had at la wrote to me one time at grono.net it’s this place and I love directing short written consent. The Associated Press is entitled something like facebook or myspace movies. I ll have 1,5 year to finish exclusively to publication of all local news, as well my life. Many people helped me go as AP dispatches. through it and I’m really thankful for but Polish. We talked a little but she school and after it I’m coming back to Rights of publication of all other matters herein this. I won’t tell by names, I made this was really busy with her first work. She Middlesboro with Kamila. She is really also reserved. Rates: Carrier and motor route, $9.50 mistake one time. It’s just too many of lived at second side of Warsaw so we excited about moving to Kentucky. So per four weeks; 12 weeks, $28.50; 26 weeks, you! But I need to thank to Rotary and decided to meet at downtown. I took see you then :)" $57.00; 52 weeks, $105.00. By mail, paid in her to cafe called “Sklep z kanapkami” advance outside motor route area: $27.34 per four my host families. Tabitha and Tim I’m weeks. thankful for all UK football games it’s really cool place and not very pop- Mateusz Gugalka THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010 PAGE 5 COMMUNITY NEWS

New Tazewell’s Heritage OBITUARIES Ethel Christine Brooks Christian Academy MIDDLESBORO— Ethel Christine Brooks, 69, of Middlesboro went home to be with the Lord commemorates 5 years on November 10, 2010. She was born March 24, 1941 in Middlesboro to BY LORIE SETTLES the late Limbaul and Staff Writer Daisy Brooks. She was of the Baptist Faith. NEW TAZEWELL, In addition to her par- Tenn. — The Heritage ents, she is preceded in Christian Academy death by one brother: Jack (HCA) of New Brooks, and one sister: Tazewell is celebrating Rosie Brooks. five years of operation Survivors include: this school year. Children: Glenn The non-profit Brooks, Sr., Middlesboro, organization is funded Rufus and Kathy Brooks, through tuition subsi- Middlesboro, Steven dies and contributions Brooks, Tazewell, TN, from individuals, Mike and Tena Miracle, churches, and business- Middlesboro; Grandchil- es in the area. Their dren: Glenn Brooks, Jr., mission, according to Colton Miracle, Dalton Michael Jones, Direc- Miracle, Colby Miracle, tor of Development for Greg Higgins, Michael HCA, is “to provide a Higgins; Great-grandchil- quality Christian edu- dren: Brandon Ray cation without compro- Brooks, Paul Higgins, mise.” Justin Higgins, Alex Hig- Jones says that the gins, Sierra Higgins; school functions on Brother: James Clifford five pillars of opera- Brooks, Middlesboro; tion: faith in God, love Sister: Gracie England; of family, patriotism, Granddaughters-in-law: respect for authority, Photo submitted Monica King, Penny Students at Heritage Christian Academy begin their day by reciting the pledge of allegiance. and a hard work ethic. Otero. The institution has Funeral services will 93 students spanning be held at 11 a.m. Satur- grades K-3 through day at the Creech Funeral Home Chapel with the eighth. In years to Rev. Mike Padgett presid- come, administrators ing. Pallbearers will be: hope to add grades nine Glenn Brooks, Jr., Greg through 12 to the Higgins, Keith Phillips, school. and Carl England. Education at the Interment will follow school is focused on at the Brooks Family nondenominational Cemetery in Middles- Christian principles boro. and high academic The family will receive standards. All teachers friends from 6-8 p.m. Fri- at the school are certi- day at the Creech Funeral fied by the state and Home. many hold advanced Online condolences degrees. and guestbook available The academy uses at www.creechfh.com the most widely accept- Creech Funeral Home ed and approved cur- is in charge of all arrange- riculum for Christian ments. schools, the A Beka curriculum, which Frances meets or exceeds all Tennessee state Johnson requirements. MIDDLESBORO— Christian faith is a Frances Johnson, 89, fundamental facet of passed away Thursday Photo submitted instruction. Educators November 11, 2010. at HCA teach that Jesus Heritage Christian Academy, located in New Tazewell, was founded five years ago and focuses on edu- cating students on academics and Christian principles. Funeral arrangements Christ is central in all are incomplete at this truth, not just in the Teaching children to and have had 30 profes- For more informa- Lorie Settles is a staff writer time. Further information Word of the Bible, but may be obtained by call- in the arts, music, sci- cultivate a relationship sions of faith in Jesus tion about Heritage for the Middlesboro Daily with Christ is a top pri- Christ during the five Christian Academy, News. Contact her via e- ing the Creech Funeral ence, math, history, Home 24-hour obituary ority. years that we have been visit their website at mail at lsettles@heartland- geography, language line at 606-248-4710 or “We currently have working as a local min- www.heritagechris- publications.com. and also in the uni- the Creech Funeral Home verse. 93 students enrolled istry,” Jones stated. tiantn.com. at 606-248-4700. Online condolences and guest book available Funeral preplanning seminar set for November at www.creechfh.com. Creech Funeral Home Special to the Daily News Funeral Preplanning for your end-of-life mate. The fee is $7. phone (606) 573- is in charge of all arrange- ments. The Department of to be held at the Har- services. Learn your Registration with 1506. Workforce Solutions lan Campus on Mon- options and make payment is required at Southeast Ken- day, Nov. 29 from 5 – your plans as your by Nov. 24th. To YOU ARE INVITED TO A FULL GOSPEL tucky Community and 6 p.m. last gift to your fami- register or for more CHRISTIAN GATHERING Technical College is Why not give your ly. information, contact offering the workshop family the best gift by The instructor Kay Teague, making arrangements will be Denise Shu- SKCTC Harlan, MIDDLESBORO SALVATION ARMY SANCTUARY--- 18TH STREET

PRAISE AND WORSHIP START AT: 7:00 PM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 6:00 PM SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 REV. LARRY AND CRYSTAL SAYLOR of VOW Ministries, Winfield, AL will be speaking in the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit PRAYER FOR THE SICK AND HURTING COME HELP US BRING REVIVAL TO THIS AREA 92451 142940 100497

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Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 LIFESTYLES Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com JFWA Beta Club COMMUNITY CALENDAR place 300 flags for NOVEMBER 12 PAGE SCHOOL CENTER will offer a parent training course entitled “Why Kids Misbehave” on Friday, Nov. 12, at 9 a.m. in the conference area. Also Veteran’s Day on that day, the Page School Center Title I Parent Advisory Council Meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m. in the conference area. SHAWNEE CHAPTER #436 OES will have a Thanksgiving Dinner Fund Raiser on Friday, Nov. 12 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. $7 for adults, $4 for children 10 and under. NOVEMBER 12-15 SHOP WITH A COP: Pineville Police Department is seeking donations for their 2nd annual “Shop With A Cop” program. All donations are tax deductible and will go toward buying gifts for children. Thank you for being part of this deserving program. Please make checks payable to City of Pineville, please note “Shop with a Cop” on bottom of check. MIDDLESBORO HIGH SCHOOL BAND’s annu- al fruit & cheesecake sale is now under way. Orders are being taken for apples, oranges, tangelos, grape- fruit, and cheesecakes. Prices range from $12 to $28. Orders will be delivered Dec. 3. To place an order contact any band member, or call 269-2612 or 302- 5003. NOVEMBER 18, 25 WEIGHT CONSCIOUS SUPPORT GROUP meets each Thursday at the Bell Co. Volunteer Fire Photo submitted Dept. Headquarters on Hwy. 119. There are no dues, Seniors in the National Beta Club at Lincoln Memorial University’s (LMU) J. Frank White Academy memberships, restrictions, shakes, or dangerous drugs (JFWA) honored the sacrifices of veterans on Sunday by placing 300 flags on graves in the — just friends encouraging each other in attaining a Middlesboro Cemetery. The students were joined by members of the Kentucky Path Chapter, better quality of life. Weigh in begins at 5:30 p.m. and Daughters of the American Revolution in Middlesboro for the Veteran’s Day project. The flags were the meeting at 6 p.m. each Thursday. $1 donation will placed on the graves of veteran’s from as far back as the Spanish-American War. be appreciated t o help BCVFD with housekeeping The JFWA Senior Beta Club is a service based organization and sponsors many community projects costs. each year. NOVEMBER 16, 23, 30 LIFELINE OF BELL CO. is offering small group support sessions for individuals and family members The Hickories of those dealing with depression, divorce, addictions, domestic violence, anger, drugs, at the Lighthouse Mission Center, Hwy. 119, Pineville, from 6-7:30 ickory trees are so common in our area that fairly large beige colored nut encased in a green p.m. each Tuesday. For more information call 337- most of our woodlands are classified as the husk that splits into 4 sections They are an impor- 1834. H"oak-hickory" forest type. They provide tant winter food source for squirrel, turkey, and are TRI-STATE FAMILY AL-ANON GROUP meets humans and wildlife with important food and fiber. occasionally used by deer. at 6 p.m. each Tuesday at Southside Baptist Church There are several hickory species The Shagbark hickory produces a large enough (24st & Doncaster, Middlesboro). If you have to cope growing in our area, and the three nut that it is often sought out for human consumn. with a family member or loved one struggling with most common ones are Shagbark, The nut has an interesting flavor, but I've always drug and/or alcohol addiction, and you need support, Mockernut, and Pignut . All have found it tough to crack without pulverizing the this group is for you. For more information call 248- compound leaves that have 5 to 9 nutmt. A more popular nut produced by another 6812 (after 5 p.m.) “leaflets”. The leaves and nut husks member of the hickory family is the Pecan, which have a strong odor. The bark can be is native west and south of our area. NOVEMBER 15- DECEMBER 31 identified by its diamond shape pat- The wood of hickory is heavy, hard, and very THE 2011 MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT tern and hardness. The easiest hick- strong. It is used for tool handles and for making period will begin November 15 and run through ory to identify in the woods is Shag- charcoal. In the past it was used to make wagon Steve December 31. If you need assistance with reviewing bark, which has bark that hangs wheels, furniture, barrel hoops, and for Model T your current plan or want to do a plan comparison, Roark down in long shaggy plates that wheel spokes. contact Mitch Goodin at 1-800-795-7654. On-site ——— bend away from the trunk. In earlier Wood smoke from green hickory wood gives assistance will be available Nov. 8, 2010, at the Bell times the non-shaggy species were grilled meat a nice flavo. Probably the most com- County Senior Center in Pineville, Ky., from 9:30 Tri-State called “tight bark” hickories. They mon use for hickory in our area is for firewood A a.m. until 11:30 a.m.; and at the Bell County Senior Outside will grow almost anywhere, but are cord of seasoned hickory wood has about the same Center in Middlesboro from noon until 2 p.m. Anyone more often found on dry slopes and BTU content as a ton of coal. interested in getting individual assistance with their ridges. Tri-State Outside is written by Steve Roark, Area Forester open enrollment questions is welcome to attend this The nut of a hickory is easy to identify, being a for Claiborne County. session. NOVEMBER 18 The other woman, but not PINEVILLE CHAPTHER #89 ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR will meet on Thursday, Nov. 18, at Dear Annie: I have been dating do I do? -- Presumed Guilty Does he know that gum disease is 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Building in Pineville. The "Tom" for two years and am close Dear Presumed: Rachel doesn't linked to heart disease? Can you meeting will be preceded with a meal at 6:30 p.m. to his family. Since early in the trust her husband and, because he get one of his friends, co-workers relationship, Tom's cousin "Jere- spends a great deal of time with or family members to tell him he NOVEMBER 22 my" and his two sons have been you, believes you're the Other needs to take better care of his FRIENDS OF THE (Bell County) SHELTER will maintaining my yard. When they Woman. Tom needs to speak up on teeth? If the man is willing to meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Bell County Health come over, I always talk to them your behalf, particularly to his par- endure bad breath and a sexless Department. because I consider us one big fam- ents. They are more important than marriage, it sounds like he has a ily. the cousins. Hopefully, Rachel and major phobia and may need psy- NOVEMBER 23 Recently, Jere- Jeremy will get over this outburst chiatric help to overcome it. Try FRIENDS OF THE MIDDLESBORO PUBLIC my's wife, of insecurity, and when they do, sympathy and understanding, and LIBRARY will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the commu- "Rachel," accused the cousins will come around. In see if it motivates him to get help. Dear Annie: nity room at the library. Anyone interested in support- me of having sex the meantime, hold your head up "Curious in Cali- ing and promoting the library is urged to attend. For with her husband. and make sure your behavior is fornia" said her husband "digs out" more information call Michele McGlone at 276-220- She said she above reproach. You can weather his hearing aid when they are in a 1012, or the library at 248-4812. . checked his cell this storm. restaurant. There has to be a reason Kathy phone account Dear Annie: I am married to a he finds it necessary to remove his DECEMBER 8 Mitchell online and saw that guy who has not seen a toothbrush hearing aid. Either the noise is too he had spoken to for at least 10 years. He has severe much, or he has trouble hearing in JACK SMITH, American Legion Service Officer, and will be at the National Guard Armory from 10 a.m. to Marcy me for 38 minutes. halitosis, rotten teeth and gums, that environment. He should see She went on to say and massive cavities. He uses his audiologist and be checked out. 2 p.m. Wednesday to assist veterans and their depend- Sugar ents file claims due them from military service. ——— that she heard he breath mints all day to try to cover It's possible his hearing aid is not had been bad- up the odor and insists I'm the only doing the job. -- Sun City West, Annie’s DECEMBER 9 mouthing her to one who notices because no one Ariz. Mailbox some woman on else has mentioned it to him. I Dear Sun City: Several readers MIDDLESBORO APPALACHIAN BLACK the phone and con- explained that most people are not suggested that the man's hearing VETERANS ASSOCIATION meets the second cluded it must have been me. going to tell you your breath aid is not fitted properly or is not Thursday of each month at Thankful Baptist Church. I assured Rachel that I was not stinks, but he won't listen to me. calibrated correctly. We hope he sleeping with Jeremy, nor was I My friends have made sly will look into it. DECEMBER 27 interested in doing so, and whatev- remarks about it, but he either Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy FRIENDS OF THE (Bell County) SHELTER will er their problem, it had nothing to doesn't pay attention or doesn't Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Bell County Health do with me. I thought that would catch on. Every room he goes into editors of the Ann Landers column. Department. be the end of it, but Rachel then starts to smell as soon as he opens Please e-mail your questions to told Tom and everyone else in his his mouth. I've bought him a new [email protected], or write DECEMBER 28 family that I was having an affair toothbrush and toothpaste for sen- to: Annie's Mailbox, c/o Creators FRIENDS OF THE MIDDLESBORO PUBLIC with Jeremy. I had already told sitive teeth, but he refuses to use Syndicate, 5777 W. Century Blvd., Ste. LIBRARY will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the commu- Tom about the confrontation, and them. His breath is so horrible, I 700, Los Angeles, CA 90045. To find nity room at the library. Anyone interested in support- refuse to be intimate with him. We he doesn't believe Rachel's accusa- out more about Annie's Mailbox and ing and promoting the library is urged to attend. For tions. But some of the other female haven't had sex in years, and I am read features by other Creators more information call Michele McGlone at 276-220- cousins do and no longer want me seriously thinking of leaving him. Syndicate writers and cartoonists, 1012, or the library at 248-4812. . around their husbands. I am totally Can you recommend anything? -- •••••• innocent here. Jeremy has never Living with a Stinkbomb visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. DONATIONS NEEDED for Susong Cemetery for been inappropriate with me. I miss Dear Living: Has your husband a new fence. Donations may be sent to Ann Lou Bai- being around Tom's family. What seen a dentist in the past 10 years? ley, 5816 Wilderness Road, Ewing, VA 24248-8697. THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010 PAGE 7 OUTDOORS Things to consider as modern Outdoor Truths No matter how long I hunt deer, I will always be gun deer season opens in Ky. intrigued by the way cer- tain deer act in certain situ- BY LEE MCCLELLAN for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. dispose of the carcass at the land- ations. The older doe Kentucky Afield Outdoors “If your deer jumps the fence, get fill,” Minton said. “Contact them seems to be the one I most the landowner’s permission first, however.” dread seeing. I know that FRANKFORT, Ky. – The frost before your try to retrieve it. You hear stories every year nothing gets past her and on the leaves in the pre-dawn Don’t trespass.” about people in a buck fever- she will blow my cover hours along with the general nip If you must drive across the induced panic firing at sounds in every time. The younger in the air makes Kentucky deer landowner’s property, keep your the woods with tragic conse- bucks charge in like a bull hunters happy. Modern gun deer vehicle on the roads. “Be careful quences. Always know your tar- in a china shop without season opens this Saturday, Nov. not to rut the place up,” Yancy get before you pull the trigger. If very much regard for what 13. said. “Drive around mudholes and there is any trace of doubt, pass on might be around the corner. In the excitement brought by don’t make them worse. Don’t the shot. And then the big bucks the arrival of the most popular of drive across crop fields or pas- Do not fire at deer on top of a have their own way of act- deer seasons, hunters need to keep tures.” ridge or hill; always have a back- ing as well. By Gary Miller in mind some simple things to After a successful hunt and stop in case the bullet goes In the last several days I make the season productive, safe field dressing, a hunter must dis- through the animal or you miss. A have witnessed all of these truths. During a recent and ensure they’ll be invited back pose of a gut pile. bullet can travel a long distance hunting trip I saw more bucks than I have ever seen next year. “Ask the landowner before after clearing the hill or ridge. in my life. They were of all shapes and sizes even This sounds extremely simplis- you discard a gut pile,” Brunjes Also, avoid hunting near a though none of the biggest ones ever got within my tic, but it always rings true: treat said. “Use your sense and don’t home or outbuilding. Not many comfortable bow range. But seeing all of these deer the landowner and their land with dump it in a creek or where a folks appreciate someone firing gave me a great opportunity to compare their differ- respect. neighbor can see or smell it. Don’t high-powered rifles near their ences. “Treat the property like you dispose of it near the landowner’s home, especially if they have chil- One of the things I noticed was that, for the most would want to get invited back,” home.” dren or pets. part, the bigger bucks were unimpressed with my said Tina Brunjes, deer and elk You can also offer to bury the Be mindful of the location of grunting, bleating, and rattling. While all of these coordinator for the Kentucky gut pile for the landowner, but livestock such as horse or cattle. worked on the smaller ones, the big ones had their Department of Fish and Wildlife raccoons and other critters quick- Hunt as far away from them as own plan and were not going to be easily swayed Resources. “Use some common ly consume the pile if left out in possible. Horses can spook and even by familiar sounds. When I wanted to fight by sense.” the woods. injure themselves from the sound rattling, they looked at me as if I were a spike trying Remember to leave gates as Not only does a hunter have a of a rifle discharging a round. to flex what muscles I didn’t have. When I put on a you found them and cross fences gut pile to dispose of after field Modern gun deer season opens grunting sequence, it’s if they had just heard a twelve at the posts, not in the middle sec- dressing the deer, they also have a Nov. 13 and closes Nov. 28 in year old boy try to sound like a mean old man. I tion between posts. Few things carcass. Zone 1 and Zone 2 counties. The believe there must have been a sign on my tree that make a landowner angrier than “Do not throw them on the side season closes Nov. 22 in Zone 3 said, “Lots of thunder and lightening….. no rain!” I someone who breaks down their of the road or on other people’s and Zone 4 counties. For more felt like the big bully had once again kicked sand in my face and there was nothing I could do about it. fence by crossing in the middle of property, said Capt. Myra Minton, information about deer season, I’m also intrigued by the way God uses all of His the stretch between fence posts. assistant director of law enforce- consult the 2011 Kentucky Hunt- creation to teach us about Himself, His ways, and His Replacing or repairing fences ment for Kentucky Fish and ing and Trapping guide, available people. I don’t know about you, but most of my life I costs a lot of money and you Wildlife. “You can’t leave it on a free wherever hunting licenses are have been like that young buck. I have responded to won’t be invited back next year if wildlife management area, either. sold. You may request one by you cause damage crossing one calling 1-800-8580-1549. every call as if each sound was the real thing. I have It is considered littering and you treaded too close to danger and at times have made this year. Author Lee McClellan is an award- can be cited.” crucial mistakes. But for some reason, God has Using a gate is the best plan, winning associate editor for Kentucky Minton suggests hunters con- allowed me to make it through many seasons. Now, even if you have to walk a dis- Afield magazine, the official publica- tact their local waste removal even though I am not totally immune to danger, I tion of the Kentucky Department of tance. company or government agency don’t jump at every sound and sight even though they “Try not to hunt along a fence that handles trash and inquire Fish and Wildlife Resources. He is a appear to be real. I have learned just like that old that marks a property boundary,” about carcass disposal. life-long hunter and angler, with a buck, that if I can hear it and see it, somebody else can said David Yancy, deer biologist “Most of the time, they will passion for smallmouth bass fishing. as well. And I might as well let a younger buck who is more interested in being first than being right, jump in and check it out. If he’s wrong, I’ll live another Watch out for deer on the roadways day. And if he’s right? Well, if he’s right, I might just Deer movement them. “Those signs designate on so other motorists can see have to whoop em’! high frequency deer crossing your vehicle. Deer usually travel Outdoor Truths is written by Gary Miller. He can be peaks in November areas,” said David Yancy, deer in groups, so if you see one, reached via e-mail at [email protected]. biologist with the Kentucky Fish you’ll likely see more. FRANKFORT, Ky. – Deer and Wildlife. “People forget If you are traveling at night movement increases in Novem- about them, but they are impor- over the next month or so, be Virginia hoping ber as the shorter days and tant.” vigilant. Deer can dart out from longer nights of fall trigger the The change of the seasons anywhere and cause serious to attract more breeding season. Motorists need influences not only deer behav- damage to your vehicle. Be to watch out for deer crossing ior, but human behavior as well. especially careful on foggy the road at night or during the “Drivers need to be vigilant nights. deer hunters day, especially on rural roads. now,” Yancy explained. “The Some people mistakenly RICHMOND, Va. experience with others. “Historical data indicate that two peaks of deer activity, morn- blame hunting for November (AP) — Officials at the The recruitment drive deer and vehicle collisions in ing and evening, coincide with deer movement, but deer move Virginia Department of comes as Virginia’s Kentucky are highest in Novem- the people going to and coming regardless of hunting pressure. Game and Inland Fish- main deer season ber,” said Tina Brunjes, deer and home from work.” “Hunting is not causing the deer eries says they are trying approaches. The gun elk coordinator for the Kentucky Deer caught in the road by an to move around, breeding is,” to lure former deer season is scheduled to Department of Fish and Wildlife approaching vehicle often will Brunjes said. “Hunting reduces hunters back to the open this Saturday. Resources. “Drivers should slow not move out of the way, even deer densities and areas with woods. While hunters kill down and be alert, particularly in when the driver honks the horn. lower deer densities have fewer The agency claims it about 250,000 deer a areas where woods come close to Headlights tend to transfix these collisions.” has started sending post- year in Virginia, the the road. Deer can quickly dart animals. For more information on deer cards to former hunting Game and Inland Fish- out from the wooded area and Motorists who encounter deer and vehicle collisions, log on the license holders. The eries Department says it into the road.” in the road should slow to a stop Kentucky State Police’s web message encourages needs hunters to keep Drivers should not ignore and allow the deer to cross to the page at www.kentuckystatepo- them to return to the the one million-strong those yellow signs with a deer on other side. Keep the headlights lice.org/deerauto.htm. sport and to share the population in check. Blue Water Trails: Kentucky’s Big South Fork BY LEE MCCLELLAN Fork and New Rivers in Ten- gauge, expect to drag bottom in rapid. The Devil’s Jump should The Big South Fork usually Kentucky Afield Outdoors nessee form the Big South Fork shoals and riffles. The best flow be portaged by a trail on your left runs turquoise-clear. Lines heavier of Cumberland River. The 10.2 rate for casual floating is 100 to (facing downstream). than 8-pound test spook fish in (This article is the sixth in the mile section of the river from the 500 cfs at Stearns. Between 500 The next section begins at water this colorless. Smallmouth periodic Blue Water Trails series Tennessee state line to Blue and 1500 cfs at Stearns offers Blue Heron and ends at Alum bass crush in-line spinners worked highlighting the floating, fishing Heron is a designated Kentucky more interesting and faster float- Ford boat ramp. This part of the above and below riffles. They also and tourism opportunities on Wild River. ing for open boats. Only experi- river offers some different floats. strike Rapala-style minnow baits Kentucky’s streams and rivers). The Big South Fork of Cumber- enced paddlers in kayaks and A family could make a half-day 2 in hues of silver, bone or gold with FRANKFORT, Ky. – It looks land River flows through the Big other closed boats should attempt ?-mile float from Blue Heron to a black back. These lures work like the gods stomped their feet in South Fork National River and this river above 1500 cfs at Worley or continue on to the KY well from Station Camp Canoe anger to make the Big South Fork Recreation Area. Paddlers do not Stearns. Flow rates in excess of 92 bridge at Yamacraw for a 5- Launch to Blue Heron. of Cumberland River. They have to worry about trespass or 3,000 cfs create extremely dan- mile float. Knowledgeable local anglers stomped so hard a large crack access issues when floating the Big gerous conditions on the Big Families and beginners should fish crappie minnows behind appeared in the southernmost part South Fork. It is publicy owned. South Fork. try the 8-mile stretch from boulders between Blue Heron of the Cumberland Plateau in Paddlers have two options in The put-in for the wilderness Yamacraw to the Alum Ford Boat and Worley with circle hooks and Kentucky and into Tennessee. floating the Big South Fork: an float begins in Tennessee at the Ramp. This mainly flat-water sec- a few small BB-sized split shots The rumble sent building-sized overnight wilderness float that Station Camp Canoe Launch via tion covers the headwaters of pinched on the line 18-inches boulders down the sides of the begins in Tennessee or much U.S. 27 south and TN 297. Nine- Lake Cumberland; although the above the hook. This presentation cavern, nearly choking the river’s milder and shorter floats starting teen miles of Big South Fork flow lake’s lower level makes this sec- produces more trophy small- flow and giving rise to rapids later at the restored mining communi- between Station Camp Canoe tion more interesting than in the mouth bass in the Big South Fork named Broken Rib, the Washing ty of Blue Heron. Paddlers plan- Launch and Blue Heron. This past. Be prepared to encounter than any other. Machine, Snaggle Tooth and ning a trip to the Big South Fork float holds several shoals and motor boats on this float. The Big South Fork National Devil’s Jump as a tribute to their should watch the weather fore- rapids that make for interesting The Big South Fork between River and Recreation Area isn’t rough character. casts closely. A storm in the head- paddling, but nothing overly dan- Blue Heron and Yamacraw offers nearly as well known as other The Big South Fork labors waters of the New or Clear Fork gerous at normal water levels. excellent fishing, especially in bordering state rivers such as the through those humongous rocks rivers sends a cascade of hog-pen This is a good stretch for those spring. The area just below New or Gauley in West Virginia and continues to cut down into the water downriver. The tightness with some paddling experience, Devil’s Jump produced small- or the Meramec or Current in Cumberland Plateau as it flows and sheer sides of this valley give but aren’t up to Class III and mouth bass over 21 inches long Missouri. The Big South Fork north from Tennessee to the back- rainfall little room to spread out, higher rapids. and in excess of 5 pounds in the rivals all those in beauty, floating waters of Lake Cumberland in resulting in a river that quickly The enormous rock known as past decade. and fishing, but without the McCreary County. Paddlers on changes from gently flowing and Shiprock lies almost in mid-river Native walleye also find a crowds. Floats this fall should be this river will all but swoon with green-clear to a raging coffee-col- at the mouth of Troublesome home in this stretch. Joe Shoal, spectacular. the incredible beauty of floating ored froth. Creek. This milestone marks located about one mile into the Campers may use the camp- on the waters that cut the Big Paddlers should avoid the Big roughly the halfway point of this float, holds trophy walleye. Fish- grounds at Station Camp, Blue South Fork gorge. Towering cliffs South Fork at flood stage. On the float. Eight more miles of river eries biologists with the Ken- Heron and Alum Ford in the Big surround your boat as it floats Internet, log on to www.waterda- course between Shiprock and tucky Department of Fish and South Fork River and Recreation over water the color of the shal- ta.usgs.gov for water levels and Blue Heron. Some sandy banks Wildlife Resources found wall- Area. Paddlers should stop by the lows of the Caribbean. No other flow information for rivers all near the mouth of Troublesome eye over 13 pounds from this visitor’s center just south of Whit- float in Kentucky holds such sce- over Kentucky. If the Big South Creek make good camping spots. shoal in years past. They see ley City on KY 92 for more infor- nic wonderment to a paddler. Fork flows under 100 cubic feet At the end of this run lies the many 3-to-5-pound walleye in mation, or log onto their home- The confluence of the Clear per second (cfs) at the Stearns Devil’s Jump, a scary Class IV this section. page at www.nps.gov/biso/. PAGE 8 THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010

Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 219 Fax: (606) 248-7614 S P O R T S Email: [email protected] Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Jackets hope 3rd time’s the charm at P’burg BY JAY COMPTON Over the last five Sports Editor games Roark has been putting up some astro- The Middlesboro Yel- nomical numbers. He’s low Jackets face a famil- completed 54-of-78 pass- iar foe tonight as they es for 962 yards and 12 make the long trip up touchdowns with just one Highway 80 to Prestons- interception. burg for their second A big key for that is round playoff game. the improved play of The Blackcats have Middlesboro’s offensive eliminated the Jackets in line. each of the past two sea- “Coming out of last sons, but the vibe around year we had lost a big the team is much more tackle in (Jeffrey) Poe. positive that it was lead- But we returned a lot and ing into the game a year I feel as a whole we’ve ago. done a good job protect- “This year everybody ing Chase and trying to has come together as a open up as many holes as team and we haven’t real- possible for the run ly had the arguing game,” said senior center amongst ourselves,” said Devin Akers. “Last week senior running back Cody I was really satisfied with Smith after Thursday’s the effort. I mean we had practice. “That’s been the two school records bro- best thing about this sea- ken, I don’t think we’d son. That we’ve come have that happen without together and it’s like a some blocking.” family.” Akers’ season has Though Middlesboro been a remarkable one as finished the regular sea- JAY COMPTON/Daily News the leader of the offen- Above: Middlesboro senior running back Cody son with a record of 5-5, sive line has continued to Smith follows the blocking of tackle Jon Mikel they’re a battle-tested play despite suffering an group that has come on torn ACL early in the Evans on his way to a long touchdown run during strong down the stretch. opening game against last week’s win over Morgan County. The offense has especial- Alcoa. Right: Jacket senior center Devin Akers heads up ly been firing on all Seeing the big man put field to block on a screen pass during action earli- cylinders, averaging 40 off surgery to be a part of er this season. Akers has played all year despite points per game in win- the team has to have tearing his ACL early in the season opener against ning four out of the last played a big role in the Alcoa. five. squad coming together Last week the Jackets under a new coaching staff Prestonsburg presents and 25 touchdowns with were virtually unstop- led by Randy Frazier. a tough challenge for the eight interceptions. pable in a 47-8 romp over “The big thing is that Jackets. The Blackcats The Blackcats like to Morgan County in the this is my senior year,” are 9-2 and boast wins at get the ball into the hands first round of the play- Akers said of why he Belfry and at home over of junior receiver Joseph offs. Junior quarterback chose to play through the Sheldon Clark and Jamerson and sophomore Chase Roark threw for injury. “I see my team- Pikeville. Their losses back Bryson Williams. 381 yards and a school mates — especially my came on Sept. 3 at The two have combined record six touchdown fellow seniors — as my Breathitt County and at for 81 catches and over passes in that win and family and I didn’t want home to Pike County 1400 receiving yards to sophomore receiver Zack to leave them hanging. I Central on Oct. 29. go along with over 900 Riddle also joined the wanted to spend my last Junior quarterback rushing yards and 32 total record books as he hauled year of high school play- Adam Crisp leads a touchdowns. in five of those touch- ing football with my spread attack. He’s downs. brothers.” thrown for 2387 yards • See JACKETS, page 12 Bobcats expecting tough Lady Railsplitters game with Lawrence Co. finish preseason on BY JAY COMPTON Sports Editor a high note with win The Bell County Bobcats will try to take the step toward a possible state over Maryville 84-68 championship tonight as For The Daily News they host Lawrence County. MARYVILLE Sevier,Paige 4-8 4-4 16; This marks the third HARROGATE, Tenn. -- The Rouvelas,Alexis 5-8 0-1 10; straight year the Bulldogs Lincoln Memorial University Menard,Janell 2-7 4-4 10; have come to Log Mountain women's basketball team Smith,Tayler 3-6 2-3 8; Payne,Keira 3- 9 2-2 8; Farmer,Lailah 2-6 2-4 6; for a playoff game and Bell defeated the Lady Scots of Heyboer,Tara 2-3 2-4 6; Dake,CJ 1-3 has the first two. Maryville College 84-68 Thurs- 0-0 2; Mitchell,Whitney 1-4 0-0 2; Some may remember last day evening to finish up their Kirkland,Mallory 0-0 0-0 0; Elliott,Ashleigh 0-0 0-0 0; year’s game, a 41-0 Bobcat preseason schedule. Burnett,Lauren 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-54 victory, that featured some In the opening minutes of 16-22 68. extra-curriculars from a the first half, the Lady Scots LINCOLN MEMORIAL couple of Lawrence County jumped out to an early 5-0 Talley,Patrice 6-13 4-6 16; Salaman,Dayshalee 4-7 5-6 15; players. One was ejected lead. The Lady Railsplitters Hemphill,Melanie 4-6 6-8 14; and had to be escorted off quickly jumped into the lead, Williams,Destiny 2-6 3-4 9; the field by police. Another controlling the pace for most Holmes,Kendra 3-4 2-2 8; Holmes,Whitney 3-7 0-0 6; made obscene gestures to of the first twenty minutes of O'Dell,Amberly 2-7 0-0 6; the Bell sideline and stands play. A three-point basket by Todd,Melanie 1-2 3-4 5; Harris,Carrie Ann 1-3 0-0 3; Craig,Chelsea 0-0 2-4 and after the game the visit- Amberly O'Dell gave LMU a 2; Richardson,Mariah 0-1 0-0 0; ing locker room was left in 6-5 lead. With a minute McNeill,Kaitlin 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-56 25-34 84. shambles. JAY COMPTON/Daily News remaining in the first half, the Bobcat coach Dudley Bell County head coach Dudley Hilton (right) shakes Lady Railsplitters had taken a Maryville...... 33 35 - 68 Lincoln Memorial...... 41 43 - 84 Hilton says there’s no bad hands with principal Jeff Saylor after accepting the tro- commanding 15 point lead. A blood carrying over phy for winning the 2010 District 7-4A championship run by Maryville cut the lead 3-point goals--Maryville 6-14 to 8 points at the end of the (Sevier,Paige 4-6; Menard,Janell 2- between the programs. before last week’s game. The Bobcats host Lawrence half. LMU took a 41-33 lead 5; Payne,Keira 0-2; Farmer,Lailah “That just shows that County tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the regional semifinals. 0-1), Lincoln Memorial 7-16 they didn’t come down here into the lockerroom. (Williams,Destiny 2-3; to just show up and try to pleted 78-of-131 passes on of top-notch receivers along The Scots continued this run O'Dell,Amberly 2-6; the year for 1519 yards and with the same quarterback at the onset of the second half Salaman,Dayshalee 2-5; play us close. They came to Harris,Carrie Ann 1-1; win and when we outplayed 20 touchdowns with just that played here last year,” of play, cutting the Lincoln Holmes,Whitney 0-1). them it just blew up on four interceptions. Senior Hilton said. “Having expe- Memorial lead to two points. Fouled out--Maryville- them guess,” Hilton said. “I Kyle Crum is his favorite rience at the quarterback Maryville would eventually Menard,Janell, Lincoln Memorial- target with 30 catches for None. think that’s why they position is valuable in the square the game up before the Rebounds--Maryville 39 exploded a little bit. Two 619 yards and four TDs. playoffs. He got three Lady Railsplitters regained (Payne,Keira 11), Lincoln Memorial years ago they came down Sophomore Caleb Bentley (playoff) games under his control. With an aggressive 33 (Talley,Patrice 13). has 23 catches for 356 offensive and defensive attack, Assists--Maryville 13 (Farmer,Lailah here and they were 0-10, we belt last year and one more 5), Lincoln Memorial 21 beat them pretty good and yards and seven TDs while last week, so he’s experi- LMU shot out to an 18 point (Salaman,Dayshalee 9). they didn’t cause any trou- James has 16 receptions for enced. I’m sure they’ll try lead. As the game winded Total fouls--Maryville 26, Lincoln ble. They’re 9-2 this year 415 yards and 6 touch- to do whatever we let them down, Lincoln Memorial con- Memorial 21. downs. Bentley has also run Technical fouls--Maryville-None, and I’m sure they feel like do, as far as running or cluded the game with a 16 point Lincoln Memorial-None. A-275 they want to come down for 626 yards and six passing the ball.” victory, defeating the Scots, 84- scores. here and redeem them- Bell will have junior run- 68. finished with 15 points. The came out throwing The Lady Scots were led in selves.” ning back Cory Davenport Melanie Hemphill also record- last week as Kiser threw for scoring by Paige Sevier who The Bulldogs have sev- back for tonight’s game. ed double-digits, finishing with 220 yards and three touch- He’s run for 1311 yards and finished with 16. Keira Payne eral returning starters from 14 points. downs in a 40-20 win over 23 touchdowns on just 103 finished the game with 11 last years’ 12-1 team. Their With the preseason com- led by senior running back Rockcastle County. James carries. Seniors John Dud- boards to lead Maryville. pleted, LMU will now focus Hunter James, who’s ran still managed 111 rushing ley Hilton and Taylor Mills The Lady Railsplitters were for 1573 yards and 29 yards and a pair of TDs on will join him in the back- led in scoring by Patrice Talley their attention towards their touchdowns on the year. the ground. field and sophomores Ryan with 16 points to go along with first regular season game on Junior quarterback Hay- “They’re a multiple Collett and Jonathan Polly her game-high 13 rebounds. November 19 when they den Kiser also returns after team. They’ve got a very will be ready to fill in when Talley was dominant on the head to Cleveland, Missis- starting last year’s game as good running back in needed. defensive end as well, tallying sippi, to play Southern a sophomore. He’s com- Hunter James and a couple • See BELL, page 12 6 blocks. Dayshalee Salaman Arkansas. THE DAILY NEWS |FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12, 2010 PAGE 9 Knight next guard in line to flourish under Cal

BY WILL GRAVES quis Teague, who signed with think all he does is roll the ball AP Sports Writer the Wildcats on Wednesday. out, that his players are so tal- Some say players thrive ented there isn’t much coaching UK’s Kanter ruled LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — under Calipari’s because of his required. It’s a notion that both- Brandon Knight is a math guy. dribble-drive offense. It spreads ers him, but he does acknowl- Always has been. There’s some- the floor and encourages players edge there is something demo- ineligible by NCAA thing about the finality of an to beat their man one-on-one, a cratic about his coaching style. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) “Enes took advantage of equation that appeals to the valuable commodity in the When the 11th-ranked Wild- — The NCAA ruled Ken- an opportunity to play at Kentucky freshman point guard. NBA. cats open the season on Friday “I like numbers just because against East Tennessee State, he tucky freshman center Enes the highest level available Others say it’s his ability to Kanter permanently ineligi- to him, but the conse- they’re absolute, definite, recruit the nation’s top high won’t be standing on the side- straight to the point,” Knight lines calling out plays on every ble to play for the Wildcats, quences of receiving pay- school players, many of whom though the school will ments above his actual said. arrive on campus nearly NBA- possession, that’s not what his It’s that love of logic that system is about. appeal the decision. expenses is not compatible ready and only need a coach to The NCAA student-ath- with the collegiate model made Knight’s decision to play smooth out some of the rough “It allows players to figure it at Kentucky so easy. If you’re a out,” Knight said. “It’s really lete reinstatement staff of sports that our members edges. decided the 6-foot-11 Kan- have developed,” said high-profile point guard hoping Charlotte Bobcats coach about beating your man. I think to get to the NBA quickly, the that’s what a lot of players want ter received benefits above Kevin Lennon, NCAA vice Larry Brown thinks it’s both. his actual and necessary place to go these days: to be able to do ... I think that’s president of academic and “I mean (he’s) obviously expenses while playing for membership affairs. Wherever John Calipari is what’s really attractive about recruited some pretty talented a club basketball team in Kentucky coach John coaching. kids,” said Brown, who hired Coach Cal’s offense.” Calipari’s adoption of the Turkey. The NCAA Calipari had no immediate Calipari has made a habit of Calipari as an assistant coach defines actual and neces- comment, but has stated signing the nation’s top point with the Philadelphia 76ers in dribble-drive coincided with his rise at Memphis. He found the sary expenses as those repeatedly he believed guards and preparing them to be 1999. “But the way he coaches directly necessary for prac- Kanter maintained his ama- NBA-ready players in only a and allows you to play, I think perfect catalyst in Rose, who led the Tigers to the national cham- tice and competition on a teur status. Kentucky ath- few months. he develops you.” team. letic director Mitch Barn- At Memphis it was Derrick In an era where millionaire pionship game in 2008 before becoming the No. 1 pick in the The NCAA ruled Kanter hart said the school will Rose and Tyreke Evans. In his coaches feel the need to micro- received over $33,000 appeal because of the first season at Kentucky it was manage every facet of the game, NBA draft and the 2008-09 Rookie of the Year while play- above his necessary “uniqueness” surrounding John Wall. This year, he hopes Calipari is a decidedly different expenses for the 2008-09 Kanter’s situation. it’s Knight. Next winter it may breed. ing for the Chicago Bulls. season. • See KANTER, page 12 be high school speedster Mar- He knows there’s some who • See KNIGHT, page 12 LMU places three on Rogers: Cecil Newton wanted cash for son Cam to sign at MSU BY DAVID BRANDT Newton to attend Missis- He has admitted that he All-SAC volleyball teams AP Sports Writer sippi State. knows Rogers, but has said For The Daily News coach Michael Robinson, Carson-Newman Cam Newton eventually if Rogers solicited money, who guided the Pioneers to placed two on the All-Con- A former Mississippi ROCK HILL, S.C.— signed with Auburn, where he did it on his own. a second-place finish. ference team. Senior out- State player who worked Lincoln Memorial Univer- the school says the quarter- Rogers said Thursday Robinson wins for the first side hitter Carly Mozgai, with agents says Cecil sity placed three on the back is eligible to play. his reputation was being time in his career. who led the conference in Newton told him it would South Atlantic Conference Newton is a leading Heis- attacked and people were Tusculum College set- kills per set, was named to take anywhere from man Trophy contender and "acting like the Newtons All-Conference volleyball $100,000 to $180,000 for has the unbeaten Tigers in didn't know anything about team, the league ter Ashley Sarmiento, who the first team. Junior mid- his son, Cam, to sign a the hunt for the national anything." announced Thursday. led the conference with dle hitter Nikki James, scholarship with Mississip- championship. He's Rogers' lawyer, who Senior right-side hitter and 10.37 assists per set, was who led the conference in pi State. expected to play Saturday was also on the radio show, setter Lauren Kiwacka was named the Freshman of the blocks per set, was named Kenny Rogers told against rival Georgia. said his client has been named to the first team, Year. to the second team. ESPN radio in Dallas on Rogers said last week contacted by the NCAA, while senior outside hitter Anderson University Anderson's Lancaster Thursday that when he and on the same show when but not by the FBI. Ashley Knight and fresh- senior outside hitter Jamie rounds out the first-team Cecil Newton met with asked about the recruiting Rogers said he didn't man right-side hitter Lancaster received the selections. two MSU coaches at a scandal that "a school has know anything about Cam Kaitlin Walton were Scholar-Athlete Award for Catawba College soph- hotel in Starkville, Miss., never paid me for a kid. An Newton's recruitment at named to the second team. volleyball. omore right-side hitter last Nov. 27, one of the alumni has never paid me Auburn and didn't know if Walton was also named to Gale, a senior middle Kaitlyn Whitmer, the 2009 coaches said, "No, no I blocker from Richmond, Freshman of the Year, was for a kid. Period. Point Cecil Newton, a preacher the All-Freshman Team. don't want to hear that," blank." in Atlanta, planned to fun- Kiwacka leads the team Texas (Fort Bend Austin named to the second team. when Cecil Newton asked HS), topped the confer- Mars Hill College Cecil Newton has nel any money into his in assists with 606, is third about the payment for Cam denied any wrongdoing. church. in digs (283) and fourth ence with a .389 hitting freshman Maggie Murphy, (186) in kills. She leads the percentage and was fourth who was second in the SAC and is among the in kills per set and third in conference with 6.31 digs national leaders in triple- blocks. She becomes the per set, was also named to doubles. She also has over second person in league the second team. 1,000 career digs, a rarity history to win the Player of Newberry freshman for her position. the Year award twice, join- outside hitter Samantha Knight is second on the ing Pam Deanhardt from Parrish, who was third in team in kills (240) and digs Presbyterian College, who the league in kills, rounds (411). She recently totaled won in 1990 and 1991. out the All-Conference her 1,000th kill, becoming She was one of three second team. the eighth player in LMU Wingate players named to Joining Sarmiento on history to reach that total. the All-Conference team. the All-Freshman team are Over 11 Million Victims Walton leads the team Joining Gale on the first Walton, Parrish, Dean and ast Y ear. in kills (295), becoming team is senior outside hit- Wingate middle of Identity Theft L the first freshman in LMU ter Lauren Billo, who blocker/outside hitter urvey Report.” February 2010. repeats as a first-team Anna Hilton and Wingate search. “20 10 Ident ity Fraud S history to do so. Source: Javelin S trategy &Re Wingate University's selection. Junior setter Liz outside hitter Cory Stormi Gale, who led the Willis was named to the McGowan. league in hitting percent- second team. The All-Conference Help Protect Yourself Today. age and helped the Bull- Tusculum had a league- and All-Freshman teams dogs to a fourth straight high four on the All-Con- are selected by the league's ference team. Sarmiento, head coaches. ENROLL TODAY AND GET A: USE undefeated season in con- Free PROMO CODE: ference play and fifth the Freshman of the Year, The conference awards Document Shredder* SHREDDER straight conference cham- is joined on the first team will be presented Friday pionship, was named the by sophomore middle after the second of four 1-888-758-3029 South Atlantic Conference blocker Alyssa Raterman, quarterfinal matches dur- CALL NOW: Volleyball Player of the who was second in the ing the opening day of the Year for the second year in league in hitting percent- Food Lion SAC Volleyball *Only one shredder per household. Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery. a row. age, and freshman libero Tournament at Catawba Offer is for new LifeLock members only. Call for details. Wingate coach Shelton Caitlyn Dean, who led the College in Salisbury, N.C. Collier was named Coach conference in digs per set. LMU faces Anderson of the Year for the fourth Sophomore outside hitter University in the quarterfi- year in a row, and shared Samantha Underwood was nal round at 7:30 p.m. Fri- the honor with Tusculum named to the second team. day. 128502 FRIDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING NOVEMBER 12, 2010

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100 2000 Legals Notices Other Services Automotive NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE All Legal Advertising Lifelock Pursuant to Application Number 807-0306, must be in written Trucks Free Document Renewal form and be in our of- Shredder for new 1996 International In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is fice 2 days prior to 290 Cummins, 2 axle hereby given that Strata Mining, Inc., P.O. Lifelock members. run. tandem. $6500. Box 962, Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965 has Call Today would like to encourage you to 1-888-758-3029 and 423-489-1001 applied for renewal of a permit for an existing ATTENTION! surface coal mining and reclamation opera- use promo code NON-PROFIT OR- Vans tion affecting 1,300.76 acres located 0.4 SHREDDER Volunteer GANIZATIONS CAN miles south of Capito in Bell County. 2006 Ford Econoline RUN THEIR AN- The proposed operation is approximately 3.2 Cargo van, air, auto, in your community! NOUNCEMENTS IN VONAGE miles southwest from KY 74's junction with white, exc. cond. 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ning back, fullback, and in the slot on offense while seeing Jackets time at linebacker, corner- Continued from page 8 back, and safety on defense. He also returns kicks and “We’ve got to get to the punts, holds on place kicks quarterback before he throws and has even taken a few the ball,” said Middlesboro direct snaps lined up as a senior defensive tackle Wildcat quarterback. Cameron Kyle. “He’s a good “I just work hard at it and quarterback and throws it pret- go play where they tell me to,” ty good. They don’t run the he said. “Getting a big run ball a lot, but they might try to and just breaking it is awe- run it against us. We’ve just some but going out and catch- got to stop their sweeps and ing the ball over top of some- the motion and stuff that they one is just as thrilling. It’s 50- run. But I think the key is get- 50 really as far as like best, I ting to the quarterback and not just want to make plays.” letting him make plays.” Fellow seniors Josh Frazier said going up Delauer and Eddie Wither- against a spread offense simi- spoon are also involved in lar to what Middlesboro runs, both the running and passing has helped some with prepar- game. ing for the game. But added On the outside Roark that the Blackcats may change spreads the ball around to a their game plan to attack a deep group of receivers. Rid- perceived weakness in the dle leads the team with 14 Jacket defense. touchdown catches and has “I don’t know that it’s an over 500 receiving yards on advantage to face a passing the year. At 6-4 he’s a match- team, but it’s obvious that up problem for most corners. we’ve had trouble stopping On the other side is 6-2 jun- the run up until last week,” ior Thomas Epperson who’s JAY COMPTON/Daily News Frazier said. “Any time you go just as dangerous. After miss- Middlesboro senior defensive tackle Cameron Kyle wraps up a Morgan County runner and to Prestonsburg, it’s a tough ing the first half of the season throws him for a loss during action in last week’s win. He says getting pressure on the quar- way to go. We’re going to due to injury Epperson has 13 terback and controlling the gaps will be key for Jacket defense in tonight’s game at have to go up there and play catches for 279 yards and a Prestonsburg. immaculate football and mis- TD and just rounding into take-free football. form. “We’ve got to protect like we “Considering what I’ve ets certainly seem to be peak- “It’s going to be a tough Brandon Strunk, DeShawn did last week and we can’t been seeing all season, I feel ing at the right time of year. chore but I think our kids are Harris, Donnie Foister and have any dropped balls.” pretty good about how I’ve “I hope so,” Frazier said. ready and I’m excited about Austin Poindexter also see Middlesboro’s defense is played,” he said. “I just play “Like I said last week, I think the challenge.” time in the receiver rotation. led by top tacklers Jon Mikel against my gap, fill it up and the South Laurel game really Roark’s numbers for the On defense, Prestonsburg is Evans and Dalton Hugett at try to find where the ball’s helped us. Playing some of season are right in line with led by a pair of senior line- linebacker. going down the line and get those tougher teams early on Crisp’s as he’s thrown for backers in Trevor Stovall and Kyle helps anchor the front there.” helped, but at the same time 2278 yards with 25 touch- Kain Griffith who both have line along with senior Thomas Hughett leads the team we lost quite a few players for downs and 10 interceptions. been in on over 100 tackles on Daniels, Tyler Harris and with five interceptions and the season and that always Smith is Middlesboro lead- year and Jamerson has seven Tyler Prater. defensive back DeShawn Har- hurts. ing rusher and receiver with interceptions at defensive The 350-pound Kyle leads ris is up to four on the year. “We have to build on last 792 yards and eight touch- back. that unit with 26 solo tackles Riddle, Witherspoon and sen- week because we’re playing a downs on 94 carries and 36 “They mix it up quite a bit. on the year despite usually ior Evan Womack are the completely different team in catches for 582 yards and four They play a lot of 4-3 with a drawing double and triple other primary defenders in the Prestonsburg. We’re going to touchdowns. lot of man coverage and we teams. He says his primary secondary. have to be on our game.” He’s the Jackets’ Mr. Ver- feel like they’re going to try to responsibility is controlling With those four wins in The game is set to kick off satility as he’s lined up at run- put pressure us,” Frazier said. the gap. their last five games the Jack- at 7:30 p.m. in Prestonsburg.

cautions that it’s not fair Bell County comes in will fall to senior Josh to pit his latest protege at 11-0 and has Knight against the three that Kanter Harrelson, junior col- Bell outscored their oppo- came before him. lege transfer Eloy Var- Continued from page 9 Continued from page 8 nents by an average of “They’re all some- Continued from page 9 gas and freshman for- 48.7 to 7.1 on the year. Rose’s transition to thing different,” Calipari “It is our hope that ward Terrence Jones. The Bobcats also They’ve shut out their the pros was almost have options in the said. he will be allowed to The 11th-ranked last three opponents and seamless, in part because passing attack. Senior The 6-foot-3 Knight continue his academic Wildcats open the sea- appear destined for a of the freedom Calipari quarterback Ben Madon doesn’t have Wall’s and athletic career at son on Friday against rematch with Boyle gave him in Memphis. speed, Evans’ size or Kentucky,” Barnhart East Tennessee State. has thrown for 1070 “He lets you go,” said yards on 55-of-84 pass- County in the state Rose’s relentless motor. said. Kanter had become a semifinals. Rose. “He just tells you Yet Calipari believes NCAA student-ath- minor celebrity on cam- ing with 17 touchdowns to be aggressive and you and only two intercep- But coach Hilton says Knight is a better shooter lete reinstatement pus without so much as the team is not going to being aggressive opens it than Wall and can guidelines allow Kanter taking a shot. He was tions. Senior Cody up for everybody on the get ahead of themselves become an elite defend- to resume practicing introduced along with Davenport is his court.” or look past anyone. He er, something all of his but not compete or trav- the rest of the team dur- favorite target with 23 And it helps to have also points out that the star guards had in com- el with the team while ing Big Blue Madness, catches for 415 yards plenty of places to go Bulldogs will be coming mon. the appeal is pending. walking through clouds and eight TDs while with the ball. to Log Mountain play- Knight played against Kanter spent last sea- of smoke and donning a sophomore tight end Calipari’s recruiting Corey Oslonian has ing to win. Wall in a pickup game son at Stoneridge black hat like profes- prowess isn’t limited to eight catches for 243 “This is a team that’s over the summer. Both Prepatory School in sional wrestler “The point guards. He’s yards and four scores. used to winning. players scored the Simi Valley, Calif., Undertaker.” brought in the nation’s Senior wideouts Bryan They’ve won 21 of their matchup a draw. They before signing with Fans took up a “Free last 24 and that’s got a top freshmen class each Enes” movement that Thacker and Scotty of the last three years, spoke for awhile after- Kentucky, where he lot to do with how included T-shirts and Henderson can also get and for every Wall, Rose ward, with Wall advising was expected to fill a involved in the through they’ll play,” he said. signs posted every- and Evans there’s a Knight to stay true to major hole in the mid- the air. “When you get to this where from Fenway handful of other high himself and not worry dle left by DeMarcus Coach Hilton says round your going to see school All-Americans to about living up to expec- Cousins’ departure for Park to the U.S. Capi- Bell will also look to those kinds of teams and pass to when the defense tations. the NBA. Now that job tol. take what the defense is it makes for a good collapses. “Don’t compare him giving them. game. The dribble-drive is to me,” Wall said. “He’s wants to do it, go do it Coach Cal is here mak- “We’re a more multi- “Lawrence County is designed so that every a different person. He’s all.” ing players better and I ple than what we used to a team that can cause us player — not just the Brandon Knight.” It’s a path Knight want to be part of that, be,” he said. “In the past some trouble, and we’re point guard — learns Maybe, but even some knows will lead to the part of a winning atmos- there were times where going to have to play a how to move with the Knight’s teammates NBA, eventually. phere.” even if teams put eight good football game Fri- ball in his hands. can’t help but notice the “A lot of people say AP Sports Writers Joseph or nine in the box we day night.” similarities and the dif- “It’s perfect,” said it’s pressure, but I look White in Washington, D.C., were still going to run it The game kicks off at ferences. Guard Jon Wall, the top overall at it as exciting,” Knight and Mike Cranston in at them. Now, if they 7:30 p.m. at Bell Coun- pick by the Washington Hood likens Wall and load the box we can ty’s Dudley Hilton Knight to sports cars. said. “I want to be able Charlotte, N.C., con- Wizards last June. “If to learn and be better ... tributed to this report. throw it too.” Field. you’re a guard and can “John had that famous attack the basket and neutral-to-sixth, and it make all the shots and was quick,” Hood said. create for other people, “Brandon has that speed it’s a great offensive but at the same time he plan.” shifts in and out really It’s one of the main well, changing speeds, reasons forward Patrick and it really, really Patterson stayed at Ken- works.” tucky for his junior sea- For Kentucky to come son when Calipari anywhere close to the replaced Billy Gillispie. 35-3 renaissance it Under Calipari’s tute- enjoyed under Calipari a lage he expanded his year ago, it will have to. post-driven game to The schedule is include a consistent tougher. The team even jumper and decent base- younger after losing five line move, all of which players to the NBA. The helped him become a system and the coach, first-round NBA pick however, remain the last summer. same. Yet success in the Calipari stresses dribble-drive begins at Knight will only flourish the point, and when if he gets his teammates playing for a coach that involved. That doesn’t has produced two mean there won’t be straight NBA rookie of games when he asks his the years at the position, current point guard 140861 comparisons are prodigy to take over. inevitable. “At times I’m going to Knight isn’t afraid of just let him go,” Calipari them, though Calipari said. “If no one else