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Monday,June 15, 2009 •Dalton, Georgia • www.daltondailycitizen.com • 50 Cents Insurance THINGS Headed for a home TO rates rising CHECK Habitat for Humanity building houses in Chatsworth OUT BY MISTY WATSON in Georgia ON THE [email protected] 3 INSIDE CHATSWORTH — Roger Vest ATLANTA (AP) — As was surprised to be standing there Georgians struggle to cope with an witnessing a groundbreaking so ongoing recession, their car and Large grocers, wholesalers soon. home insurance rates are on the rise. appeal to Latinos. It’s only been a few months Hit hard by storms and losses on since he began planning to build Wall Street, insurance companies See page 3A the first Habitat for Humanity have been hiking their rates this homes in Murray County. year in Georgia and in other states. Weak security puts you at “It’s gone a lot faster than I According to the Georgia risk when you use your thought it would, but that’s what Department of Insurance,four of credit cards. God can do. God has been in this the largest insurance companies the entire time,”said Vest, pastor operating in Georgia are raising See page 5A of the First United Methodist their average homeowners’ insur- Church of Chatsworth, as he ance rates by 5 to 11 percent this Mitral valve prolapse and spoke to a small group of people year. extra heart beats are attending the groundbreaking cer- The rate hikes by State Farm, MISTY WATSON/THE DAILY CITIZEN usually not a concern. emony on Locust Street on Cotton States, First Liberty Sunday. Wade Owens, left, 17-year-old volunteer for the Murray Insurance Corp. and Nationwide See Donohue,page 8A “We have a list of close to 100 County Habitat for Humanity,and Bill Woods, construction Mutual Fire Insurance were names of people interested (in supervisor for the Murray County Habitat for Humanity,break approved by the agency and affect nearly 40 percent of the state’s helping),”he said. “We plan to ground Sunday on Locust Street in Chatsworth where four homeowners, The Atlanta Journal- FROM TODAY’S begin construction in August at houses will be constructed. the latest.” Constitution reported on its Web FORUM The city of Chatsworth deeded sit on a lot of at least 10,000 said they saw no “useful purpose” site Saturday. just under an acre of land to the square feet. for the plot for the city govern- Auto insurance rates are rising “Gov. Palin’s husband, organization on Sunday. Four The property,awooded area, ment. but not quite as steeply. The median Todd, should get on a plane, homes are expected to be built had belonged to the city since rate hike among changes filed by fly to New York, go to David there. Each home will be approxi- 1923. After talking to city council about two dozen companies has been 2.4 percent. Letterman’s office and mately 1,200 square feet and will members, Mayor Tyson Haynes ➣See HABITAT,2A punch him in the nose.” Despite the increases, Georgia Insurance Commissioner John “If you don’t like tattoos Oxendine told the AJC consumers on ladies, don’t look at Flying are doing better than in other states, them.” where rates have gone up by double flags digits. “Why are we giving Insurers are regulated at the state government all this power?” level. Press reports have show that they have been raising rates in other MISTY WATSON “I don’t need to ‘get a states, including Illinois, Texas and THE DAILY CITIZEN life.’I’ve had a good one for Florida, while rates have dropped in 74 years. What we need now some other states, like Ohio. is a president.” Katherine Brownlee, Some industry experts say it’s 3, of Dalton, raises a not entirely clear which way premi- See page 2A flag during a Flag ums are going. Day ceremony at the “The situation at the moment is a Dalton Elks Lodge on little bit complicated because sup- ply and demand are both moving,” WEATHER Sunday. The featured said Michael Murray,assistant vice Forecast: Showers, speaker was Lt. Col. president of financial analysis at the thunderstorms John Lane (Ret.) who Insurance Services Office, a New Today’s High: 85 teaches at Woodward Jersey-based company that tracks Tonight’s Low: 68 Academy in Atlanta. insurance industry statistics. Details, Page 12A Charlie Troop families Martin Grace, a Georgia State were invited to the University professor of insurance event. and risk management, said home- INSIDE owners’ insurance rates are likely to Classified...... 5B rise in coastal areas that are vulner- Comics...... 9A able to hurricanes. Georgia homeowners’ insurance Crossword...... 8A rates may also be rising faster as Dear Abby...... 9A insurers play catch-up to increase Horoscope...... 8A rates that have been below the Lottery...... 2A national average,he said. Students turn over new leaves But Georgians have been paying Movies...... 8A higher than the national average for Obituaries...... 10A auto insurance. Grace said rising Opinion...... 4A Roman Open costs of auto repairs are likely Sports...... 1-4B behind the increase in auto insur- Scholarships give ance rates this year. He and other experts believe students a chance insurers may have a hard time rais- ing revenue by much this year to take next step because customers are holding off on buying newer,more expensive BY RACHEL BROWN cars or bigger homes that might up 7 69847 00001 6 [email protected] their insurance costs. Murray said huge losses from Whitney Hall is studying for a storms, like Hurricane Ike, which career so she can help heal sick chil- hit the Texas coast, drained much of dren, but only a few months ago she PHOTOSBYMISTY WATSON AND MATT HAMILTON/THE DAILY CITIZEN insurers’ capital. That reduced their was debating whether to quit school. ability to finance future insurance Hall said she had lived most of On the left is Whitney Hall. Amanda Franklin is on the right. contracts. Last year,the industry’s her life away from her birth mother They are recipients of Roman Open Scholarships. net worth dropped to $456 billion and father,had experimented with from almost $518 billion at the end drugs, then turned them down after her teacher and “best friend,” A 2009 graduate of Southeast of 2007. being ashamed of herself, and was Crystal Bryant,telephoned to say High School, Hall will attend Boom-and-bust cycles are typi- simply tired of trying. she would bring her to school her- Dalton State College this fall on the cal for property and casualty insur- She asked her birth father to sign self if Hall hadn’t arrived by 8 a.m. Roman Open Scholarship, which is ance companies, which alternate the papers. the next day. given to students with good grades between “soft” markets when insur- “My dad said, ‘I’m not signing “I was like ‘Oh my God. OK,’” and financial need and who have ance is easy to get and “hard” mar- your life away.’ I said, ‘OK, fine,’” Hall said. “So I went, and we overcome hardship. Money for two kets when it’s harder to get and rates Hall recalled. worked everything out. I got my scholarships is raised through the spike. For the next nine days, she didn’t attendance straightened out, and I Roman Open Charities golf Industry and government data go to school. On the 10th day,she actually made As in the classes, As indicate those spikes frequently would be automatically withdrawn, and Bs ... I don’t know what got into come a few years after the country she said. Just before that happened, me, but it changed real quick like.” ➣ See SCHOLARSHIPS,2A comes out of a deep recession.

CHECKERS •SPICY CHICKEN All-AMERICAN SELECTION99 ¢ 99 ¢ •HOT DOG •HAMBURGER LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS – FOR JUNE 14 ATYOUR PAGE 2 Georgia: Evening Cash 3: 6-0-1, Cash 4: 4-3-6-1, Fantasy 5: 22-17-9-26-31 SERVICE Tennessee: Evening Cash 3: 1-2-2, Lucky Sum 5; Cash 4: 9-5-7-2, Lucky Sum: 23 Our mailing address: 2A Monday, June 15, 2009 P.O. Box 1167 Dalton, Ga. 30722-1167 Our shipping address: TODAYS FORUM Habitat 308 S. Thornton Ave. TODAY’S CITIZEN Dalton, Ga. 30720 Editor’s note: Please knees and apologize to ➣ Continued from page 1A keep your comments as NAME: Heather Yo ung Our Web site: Sarah Palin and her 14-year- brief as possible. Get to the old daughter,who he was “This is one of the better AGE: 18 www.daltondailycitizen.com point! Longer comments talking about. Let’s see you projects I’ve been asked to be HOME: Murray County To visit us: should be submitted as let- print this, Mr. Editor.” ters to the editor. If you involved in,”Haynes said. “It’s FAMILY:Grandfather, Our offices are located on the include a name, please a very worthy project. David;grandmother, west side of the intersection of “I agree with the one Hopefully it will add to the spell it. Call (706) 272- who said a beer festival to Lynn; mother, Connie; Thornton Avenue and Morris 7748 to reach Today’s quality of life for our commu- benefit kids is sick. That’s sister, Chelsea Street in downtown Dalton. Forum. nity.” like having a cannabis festi- We’re open 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wade Owens, 17, is excited WORK/SCHOOL: val to benefit drug rehab.” Monday through Friday. “GM still is not releasing to be a part of the first Habitat Agent at Leonard the names of the 1,323 deal- home in Murray County. “Because he is a Insurance Agency/ How to call us: ers it plans to drop nation- “It’s a chance to help the Dalton State College wide. What happened to the Kennedy and a Democrat, community and learn new Main number: 706-217- no one does or says anything PLAY:Tennis, swim, NEWS president’s everything out skills,”said Owens, a recent on Web for all to see?” about Patrick Kennedy’s graduate of Murray County walk the loop (That’s 706-217-6397) substance abuse problem. I High School. He will attend When you’re not sure with whom SHE SAID:“Defeat is “If a bank is not confi- wonder if they have pulled Southern Polytechnical you need to speak, our operator not the worst of fail- dent enough to take a check his security clearance.” College in Atlanta this fall to will make sure you’re transferred to ures. Not to have tried written on another bank’s major in construction manage- the person who can best help you. account, then why should “If you don’t like tattoos ment. is the true failure.” on ladies, don’t look at Delivery: 706-272-7705 the public be confident in “My dad (Troy Owens) was —George Edward any of the banks?” them.” Our staff can take your subscrip- a construction worker so I Woodberry tion and delivery-related calls grew up on the job site with “Babb said we need to “Why are we giving gov- him,”Owens said. “My pas- from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday build now because prices ernment all this power?” through Friday, and from 6 a.m. sion is building homes. It’s might go up in the future. great.” to 10 a.m. Saturday and “Everybody wants the Scholarships So, when would it ever be Vest has been involved with Sunday. illegal aliens to go back to right NOT to build. ” Habitat for Humanity in vari- If a subscriber is missed, call by Mexico. We’re tired of them Amanda Franklin,a2009 ous cities for 15 years, serving ➣ Cont. from page 1A 10 a.m. on weekdays and sucking the blood out of our graduate of Ridgeland High Sarcasm alert as president of the Augusta School in Walker County, weekends for re-delivery. “I wish I was one of those social services.” Call if you need to: affiliation before moving to tournament in Dalton. The also received the scholarship. professional security guards Chatsworth a year ago. event began in 1975 as a way “Generally,the successful ➣ have us redeliver your news- where I could get one of Editor: Not everybody. paper “Every time you see a fam- to raise money to build a new applicant for the Roman those $8 an hour jobs.” Catholic church and has ➣ order or renew a subscription “The only reason the ily move into a house, it moves Open Scholarships will be an your heart,”he said. “We’re evolved into a fundraiser for incoming freshman from a ➣ ask for a vacation hold “The caller who asked people voted Obama in is he charities in Whitfield and ➣ have us refill a newsrack is African-American. They going to build a house this Murray or Whitfield County carpet mill owners to give Murray counties. high school demonstrating ➣ ask about your account didn’t know a thing about summer… It’s exciting.” their hourly workers raises Hall plans to major in financial need and a success- his background or his lack ➣ order a back issue needs to be thankful we neonatal care and become a ful academic record,”said have jobs at all right now.” of experience.” Applications respiratory therapist. David Elrod, director of the Classified: 706-217-6397 “My little brother was Dalton State College Editor: An unpopular The Murray County To place a classified ad, or for “Gov. Palin’s husband, Habitat for Humanity will born premature, and his Foundation. “Preference is questions about classified Todd, should get on a plane, war and collapsing econo- lungs weren’t fully devel- given to students demonstrat- my might have helped begin accepting appli- advertising. Hours are 8 a.m. to fly to NewYork, go to David cations from families oped, and the respiratory ing high school or communi- 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Letterman’s office and Obama a wee bit. therapist actually saved his ty involvement and a persist- interested in owning a life,”she said. “I also took Classified fax: 706-272-7743 punch him in the nose.” Habitat home on ence to succeed despite per- “There is nothing wrong human anatomy last semes- sonal hardship.” Monday, June 22. with the location of the new ter,and we did the respirato- Franklin was in nine dif- Advertising: 706-217-6397 “The people who refer to Families have three the mayor as King David high school. Look at the ry system.” ferent foster homes over 11 To place a display advertise- weeks to apply.Families make themselves look fool- rivers near towns like Hall said her birth mother years until she was adopted ment, schedule an insert, or for must put in 500 hours of ish. Wy do they want to Nashville, Chattanooga, stopped being part of her life two years ago by Todd and questions about your advertis- “sweat equity” (working belittle themselves by call- Knoxville and ... It’s OK for when her stepfather decided Mary Franklin. ing account. ing someone silly names?” a high school to be built near on the house along with it was time for her to stop Franklin attended six ele- Advertising fax: 706-272-7743 a creek.” volunteers). There will seeing the children. Her birth mentary schools. Most were “How much did the para- be a background check father loved her and her in northwest Georgia, but Newsroom: 706-217-6397 brother,Hall said, but he chute jump by President “I don’t need to ‘get a and a credit history run one was near the South Call this number if you: life.’I’ve had a good one for to make sure the family wasn’t around very much. Carolina border. By the time George H.W. Bush cost the Hall said growing up ➣ have a question or comment American taxpayers? After 74 years. What we need now is eligible for an interest- she reached middle school, about our news coverage, or is a president.” free mortgage.To apply without either birth parent in Franklin said she was used to all it was military equipment her life was difficult, but her our editorial page he was using.” for a home, or to volun- the process. ➣ have a story idea “People, you better wake teer to help the organi- stepmother,Janie Wilkey, “I never really liked pushed her to excel. school,but I knew I had to do Newsroom fax: 706-275-6641 “The person who up. If they pass a national zation, contact the Rev. health insurance program Whenever Hall would com- it,”she said. accused the Dalton police Roger Vest at the plain or say life was too hard, Sports: 706-272-7734 you’ll wait months to see a Chatsworth First United She said she will be the force of being dishonest was Wilkey urged her to push on. first person in her biological Sports fax: 706-275-6641 either woefully misin- doctor. It’ll cost more and Methodist Church at you’ll get less service. Don’t “You can do anything,” family to graduate from col- Corrections: 706-272-7750 formed, a bitter lawbreaker (706) 695-3211. she would say. lege. She plans to attend or just plain dumb. We have go for that.” The newspaper strives for fair- “My stepmom is my Dalton State this fall and one of the finest police backbone,”Hall said. “I love ness and accuracy. If you have “The people on Van major in psychology. She departments I have seen and her to death.” hopes to attend law school a question about a story, please I’ve traveled a lot of miles in Buren Drive have moved to Wilkey works two jobs, call the newsroom. We will print New Orleans so I don’t and become an adoption this country.” AREA Hall said, and has been both attorney or corporate attor- a correction or clarification think they’ll be coming back a mother and father to her for ney. to cut that grass. I suggest when one is in order. “The wings at 16 years. Franklin said she has no Gondolier’s on Cleveland the neighbors cut it them- ARRESTS Hall worked between 25 memory of living with her selves.” Management: Highway are to die for.” and 37 hours a week since birth parents. She said she ■ Ruben Briones- she was 15 to help support William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 was told she was put into fos- “Tattoos, body piercings “I hate to see Michael Alvarez, 22, 625 Fourth Ave., her family and is working Publisher ter care after her parents and rap are absolutely ruin- Vick leave the Falcons. He Dalton, was charged Sunday full-time this summer,she abused and neglected her. Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 ing today’s youth.” was the most exciting player by the Dalton Police said. Three years ago, her mother Executive Editor they ever had.” Department with obstruction She was the president of surrendered her rights, while the Georgia Career Student Gary Jones 706-272-7731 “‘The Office’ is the fun- of a law enforcement officer, her father’s rights were ter- “I was beside a lady on Association, which raised minated three-and-a-half Advertising Director niest show Ihave ever seen battery (family violence), on TV.” Cleveland Highway. She aggravated assault (family money for a women’s shelter, years ago after he was unable Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 had a cigarette in one hand violence) and cruelty to chil- and volunteered at the Boys to provide stable housing or Business Manager “Three and a half years and a cell phone in the other. dren in the second degree and Girls Club Day for kids, income, she said. Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 from now, when Obama is I can’t count the number of (family violence). Raider Nation Movie Night, When Franklin met her Special Olympics and Circulation Director in his last days in the White times she took her hands off ■ Eric Alan Cunningham, adoptive parents, the three hit the wheel.” Riverbend Reunion. She it off. Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 House, he will still be com- 38, 1741 Mount Vernon plaining about what he raises funds for Children’s Franklin said she attended IT Director Road, Rocky Face, was Healthcare of Atlanta, March inherited.” “The police officer who two middle schools, includ- charge Sunday by the of Dimes, Southeast gave the guy a ticket for an Georgia State Patrol with ing Rossville Middle, and improper left turn could bet- Christmas Angels and went to Ridgeland all four The Daily Citizen is a locally operated part of “The new security guards DUI and a headlight viola- Northwest Georgia Women’s at Shaw Industries are paid ter utilize his time by years. In high school, she Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is a member tion. Crisis Center. was in the Key Club for three of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of more than minimum wage, patrolling Highway 201 ■ Jacob Boyd Gordon, She spent two days a years, National Honor Circulation, Georgia Press Association, have full benefits and are South where everyone Southern Newspapers Publishers 26, 115 Monte Vista Drive, week mentoring students at Society for two years, and now full time.” drives like they are coming Dalton, was charged Sunday Association and the Newspaper Association off Turn 4 on the last lap at Valley Point and Dawnville Family Career and of America. The Associated Press is entitled by the Dalton Police Talladega.” elementary schools through Community Leaders of exclusively to the use for publication of all “Thanks to Dr. Department with failure to the Big Brothers Big Sisters America (FCCLA) for three local news in this publication. The Daily Rodriguez and the staff at maintain lane and DUI. Citizen desires to be notified promptly of any “One way the police program. The program pairs years. Murray Medical for the ■ Rigoberto Hernandez, errors in its pages. The North Georgia could meet their quotas is to at-risk children with older As president of FCCLA, Newspaper Group retains rights to the name great job they do taking care 24, 170 Santa Fe Trail, be at the beer tasting thing. children or adults who visit Franklin helped organize The Daily Citizen-News. of patients.” Dalton, was charged Sunday They can catch all those them for 90 minutes each events to work with foster The advertiser agrees that the publisher by the Varnell Police shall not be liable for damages arising out of drunks leaving.” week. children in Walker County. errors in advertisements beyond the amount “Why all this talk about Department with speeding, “They look up to you, She also volunteered her paid for the space actually occupied by that Dale Earnhardt Jr.? Why not even though you’re still a kid “At least the people driving without a license and time cooking and playing portion of the advertisement in which the talk about a driver who mat- DUI. yourself, they look at you games with the elderly. error occurred, whether such error is due to ters? Like Tony Stewart?” drinking beer are doing ■ the negligence of the publisher’s servants or Ryan Lee Randolph, like ‘You’re my influence,’” Franklin works part time something for the kids. Hall said. “You want to do at a catering company in otherwise, and there shall be no liability for What are you doing?” 26, 1271 Stallion Way, non-insertion of any advertisement beyond “I’ve noticed that there Dalton, was charged Sunday everything you can to make Rossville. 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Spas,Pedicures &Nails by Betty 800 S. Hamilton Ave. IRA0408 The Daily Citizen Monday, June 15, 2009 3A CLASS ACTS Latinos show interest in ■ Andrew Quinn Gould Wofford College in South of Chatsworth, son of Fred Carolina. Students who and Elizabeth Gould, was achieve a grade point average awarded a bachelor of arts of at least 3.6 and carry 12 with a major in American hours are eligible for the list. large grocers, wholesalers studies in May from the ■ Bond Ragsdale, a fifth- University of the South in grader at St. Nicholas School Sewanee, Tenn. in Chattanooga, was recently ■ Christina M. Antalis, named one of the Young BY SARAH SKIDMORE daughter of John and Cathy Southern Student Writers for AP Retail Writer Antalis of Dalton, was 2009 by the Arts and named to the dean’s list for Education Council of the After moving to the U.S. spring 2009 at Furman Department of English at the 10 years ago, Juana University. The dean’s list is University of Tennessee at Carabarin still wanted to comprised of full-time Chattanooga. His poem cook Mexican food for her undergraduate students who “Survival” family but often didn’t have earn a grade point average of was hon- time to go to specialty shops 3.4 or higher on a 4.0 system. ored as for the ingredients. ■ Christie Eichberg, one of the Now the Publix grocery in daughter of Pam and Dale winners in Norcross, Ga., near her home Eichberg of Dalton,was the ele- carries products used in placed in the College of mentary Mexican cuisine — includ- Charleston’s “highly distin- division, ing corn husks for tamales, guished” category for the which chilis in the spice aisle, chori- zo and queso fresco in the spring 2009 term. Students received Ragsdale with a grade point average of more than refrigerator case and some 3.8 or higher and who carried 4,300 entries. More than 380 branded items. And she no at least 14 credit hours in one winners in kindergarten longer has to make do with semester are named to the through 12th grade were stand-ins. list. selected to have their works Several major chains are Kenneth Eichberg, son of published in a book. Bond is expanding their specialty Pam and Dale Eichberg of the son of Kevin and Cindy offerings to capture business Dalton, was named to the Ragsdale of Dalton. from Latinos, the country’s dean’s list for the college of ■ Jacquelyn Suzell fastest-growing population arts and sciences for the Springer of Chatsworth, and already almost one-sixth AP FILE PHOTO of the U.S. total in 2008. spring semester. Students Mark McLain Bolding of Shelves stacked with typical Latin foods and ingredients such as black beans with a 3.25 or better grade Cohutta, Renee Amanda Other retailers are opening new stores that target “Cuban Style,” are shown at a Publix Sabor store in Hialeah, Fla., in May. In an point average who carry at Dunn of Crandall and effort to capture the fastest growing populations in the U.S., some large least 12 hours in a semester Chelsey Leigh Cline of Hispanic shoppers. Walmart Stores Inc., the regional national grocery chains and wholesale clubs are tailoring more of are named to the list. Dalton were named to the their stores to better reach Hispanic people. Eichberg graduated in May dean’s list at the Savannah nation’s largest retailer,is in and will teach high school College of Arts and Design the process of converting two math and coach cross coun- for the winter quarter of of its stores in Phoenix and often than the average U.S. rants, stores or other busi- nuances among its cus- try. 2008. Full-time undergradu- Houston to Supermercados consumer,cook from scratch nesses that want Hispanic- tomers. But he said if ■ Joanna Rebekah ate students who earn a grade — a test format aimed at more often, buy more fresh oriented products in one spot Walmart and others simply Suddath of Dalton was point average of 3.5 or high- Hispanic shoppers. Its items and spend an estimated with the benefit of its buying change the sign out front, that named to the dean’s list for er for the quarter are on the wholesale subsidiary,Sam’s 20 percent more at the store, power. won’t be enough. the spring semester at list. Club, is opening a store in according to the Food While some grocers still Walmart says its Houston this summer — Marketing Institute. contain their Hispanic offer- Supermercados are much called Mas, or “more” —that At the Food Marketing ings to an “ethnic” aisle, more. At its recently opened targets Hispanic shoppers Institute’s last count, in 2005, some experts say the popular- Houston site, the meat and businesses. Hispanic consumers spent ity of Hispanic products department offers sweet Future engineer? And Lakeland, Fla.-based considerably more on gro- among Latino and other con- breads, milanesa (a type of Publix, which has run a line ceries than average U.S. con- sumers merits more attention. veal) and arrachera (similar of Publix Sabor stores for sumers: an average of $133 “I think there is an to skirt steak, for grilling), years geared toward Florida’s per week per household ver- increase in appetite across and the bakery sells fresh Cuban, Puerto Rican and sus $91. They also estimate the board for more interna- corn tortillas. other Latino shoppers, Hispanics direct an estimated tional experiences, particu- The new stores — which recently began expanding its 34 percent of their grocery larly in Hispanic grocery,” build on the offerings of Hispanic offerings at its shopping outside their prima- said Stephen Palacios, execu- Walmart’s existing stores and Publix stores in other areas of ry grocery store, compared tive vice president at consult- add bilingual signs and a dif- heavy Latino population, like with 18 percent among gen- ing company Cheskin Added ferent layout — are more rel- the store in Georgia where eral U.S. shoppers. Value. “The ethnic-specific evant to Hispanic customers, Carabarin shops. It’s that 34 percent these aisle is eventually going to the company says. Developing new stores or retailers aim to recapture. evolve into everybody’s Paul Bryan, director of venturing into new markets Sam’s Club said Mas will aisle.” account planning at Bromley may seem like a dicey propo- sell mainstream U.S. prod- A major challenge for Communications in San sition during a recession, but ucts as well as brands and retailers will be accurately Antonio, Texas, the largest ad a recent U.S. Census report items not often found in the understanding this diverse agency targeting the shows the Hispanic popula- states. Mas will feature a and dispersed population. Hispanic market, said tradi- tion grew 3.2 percent fresh tortilla shop, expanded Felipe Korzenny, director tional cuisine is a crucial between 2007 and 2008. produce,meat and bakery of the Center for Hispanic component of the Hispanic Better serving an existing sections, a full-service health Marketing Communication experience. and rapidly growing popula- clinic and financial services at Florida State University, “Food is probably a strong CONTRIBUTED PHOTO tion could pay off well for — through a partner compa- said other retailers who have cultural pillar for any culture, retailers. ny that is popular in Mexico. failed in their attempts to but it does seem to play a very Spencer Flood in Ruth McNeese’s sixth-grade math Hispanic consumers tend Mas also will have a busi- market to Hispanics have strong role in the Hispanic class at Eastbrook Middle School works on a tooth- to shop for groceries more ness side, catering to restau- failed to understand the population,”he said. pick bridge that offered students a “hands-on” approach to learn and apply math skills and abstract science concepts such as stress, fulcrums, the law of gravity and the strength of geometric shapes. Students learned about various types of bridges, what forces caused some of them to fail, and which types of bridges hold up better under different forces.The project introduced them to various career opportunities, including civil engineering, architec- ture,surveying, construction and accounting. Allstate agent awarded for high standards

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Smoke and mirrors Today’s Highlight in History: Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 Tucked away in the both users smokers for the sake of a On June 15, 1215, England’s King John put William H. Bronson III Family Smoking Prevention of tobacco tobacco-free future. Publisher and Tobacco Control Act, products Likewise the mandated his seal to Magna Carta which was passed by the and per- reductions in nicotine con- (“the Great Charter”) at Jimmy Espy Mark Pace House in April and by the sons who tent authorized by the law, Runnymede. Executive Editor Editor Emeritus Senate this week, is a provi- do not cur- which would be aimed at On this date: sion that speaks volumes rently use making cigarettes less In 1775, the Second Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members about the law’s impact. It tobacco attractive to nonsmokers. Continental Congress voted of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, prohibits manufacturers products.” The predictable result of unanimously to appoint Wes Chance and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to the editor are from making “any statement Rather,if reducing nicotine content is George Washington head of the opinions of the authors. directed to consumers”that “scientific that people will smoke more the Continental Army. “would reasonably be Jacob evidence to get the dose to which they In 1844, Charles expected to result in con- Sullum is not are accustomed. They will Goodyear received a patent sumers believing” a tobacco available take more puffs, inhale more for his process to vulcanize LETTERS TO THE EDITOR product “is regulated, and, using deeply,hold the smoke rubber. inspected or approved by the best available scientific longer or consume more In 1864, Secretary of Cemetery cleanup done by volunteers the Food and Drug methods, cannot be made cigarettes. Consequently, War Edwin M. Stanton To the editor: Administration.” available without conduct- they will be exposed to signed an order establishing A question was raised recently in the Daily Forum which The bill, which President ing long-term epidemiologi- higher levels of toxins and a military burial ground, merits a response. The caller questioned “why” is was neces- Obama supports, authorizes cal studies,”the FDA can let carcinogens. which became Arlington sary to have Dunagan Cemetery Work Days when funds have the FDA to regulate tobacco a manufacturer advertise The authors of the law are National Cemetery. been contributed for upkeep of the grounds. products. Yet it says, “con- reduced levels of certain familiar with such compen- In 1969, the variety The financial plan for the Dunagan Cemetery Fund is sumers are likely to be con- substances in cigarette satory behavior. It’s the rea- show “Hee Haw,”afast- designed so that at some point in the future, the expense of fused and misled” if they smoke, but only if the son they decided to prohibit paced mixture of country grounds upkeep can be paid from accumulated interest earned know the FDA is regulating agency decides it “would be the use of misleading ciga- music and comedy skits, on the account, never touching the principle funds. The prin- tobacco products. They appropriate to promote the rette terms such as “light,” premiered on CBS-TV. ciple fund, however, currently does not earn sufficient inter- might mistakenly believe public health.” “mild” and “low tar,” which In 1978, King Hussein est to cover total grounds upkeep expense. The best option that FDA regulation makes This collectivist standard are based on yields delivered of Jordan married 26-year- for now is to depend on volunteers to do the task while we these products safer,for means the FDA can keep a to smoking machines rather old American Lisa Halaby, continue to build the cemetery fund, rather than to spend example, when the opposite product off the market even than people. who became Queen Noor. down the principle fund and run the risk of totally depleting is the truth. if it is indisputably safer Yet the attempt to man- In 1994, Israel and the that fund at some point. It’s easy to understand than conventional cigarettes, date less addictive cigarettes Vatican established full If the caller and/or any other interested party would like why Philip Morris support- based on fears that it will would be even more danger- diplomatic relations. more information on this subject, we extend an invitation to ed this bill. The market attract nonsmokers or smok- ous than the industry’s prac- Ten years ago: attend our next committee meeting. Please contact Carolyn leader can expect to benefit ers who otherwise would tice of reducing nicotine and Thousands of ethnic Lewallen, (706) 673-4996, for the meeting schedule. from the limits on advertis- have given up tobacco tar yields simultaneously, Albanian refugees flooded The Dunagan Cemetery Committee extends a very special ing and promotion, the regu- entirely. That same hurdle since it would increase the back into Kosovo while “thank you” to all those who care enough to give up a couple latory burden on smaller applies to the promotion of tar-to-nicotine ratio. thousands of Serbs fled. hours each month on Work Day and/or provide biscuits and competitors, and the ban on existing products. Somehow we’re supposed to Vessels from North Korea juice for workers. Your efforts are much appreciated! every “characterizing” fla- Consider snus (Swedish- believe that the govern- and South Korea clashed on vor except the one it hap- style smokeless tobacco), ment’s involvement trans- the Yellow Sea; about 30 Kim Pickens pens to use in some of its which under the new law forms a life-endangering North Korean sailors are Dunagan Cemetery Committee most successful brands will continue to carry a fraud into a life-saving pub- believed to have died. Secretary (menthol). But the company warning that it “is not a safe lic health intervention. Five years ago: The may be wrong to believe alternative to cigarettes.” Since FDA regulation is Southern Baptist Abortion cartoon ‘appalling’ that FDA regulation will Although that’s literally apt to make cigarettes more Convention quit a global allow it to pursue plans for true,since nothing is 100 hazardous while impeding federation of Baptist To the editor: safer cigarettes. percent safe, there’s no competition from safer denominations as SBC I am writing this against my better judgment, but some To introduce a “modified question that snus is far less alternatives, you can begin leaders denounced the things cannot be overlooked. The “abortion”cartoon on your risk product,”amanufactur- hazardous than cigarettes. to see why mentioning it Baptist World Alliance and editorial page that ran on June 10 was tasteless and absolute- er has to convince the FDA Yet the FDA is now empow- might give consumers the other groups for accepting ly appalling. I am continually amazed at the gutter creativity not only that the product ered to prevent manufactur- wrong impression. I won’t liberal theology. Tim that “The Daily Citizen” stoops to in stirring up its readers. will “significantly reduce ers from saying so, lest con- tell them if you don’t. Berners-Lee received the The cartoon boldly supports the abortionist as I assume harm and the risk of tobac- sumers make an informed $1.2 million Millennium this newspaper also does. The cartoon also wants to invoke co-related disease to indi- decision to use smokeless ■ Jacob Sullum is senior Technology Prize in fear to the pregnant mom. I guarantee you that before the acts vidual tobacco users” but tobacco rather than abstain- editor at Reason magazine, Helsinki for creating the of murder were legislated as legal this country saw a minis- also that it will “benefit the ing completely. and his work appears in the World Wide Web. cule amount of abortions. The abortionists have much sup- health of the population as a Such censorship would new Reason anthology One year ago: President port due to the blood money that abortion provides. whole, taking into account sacrifice the lives of current “Choice” (BenBella Books) George W. Bush went for a The cartoon should show the moms that have to live with bike ride and attended the guilt of what happened to their “unborn baby.” The car- church in Paris, then he and toon fails to allow for those that would willingly and loving- his wife, Laura, traveled to ly provide a home for “every aborted baby.” The cartoon London for meetings with should also allow for the agencies that want to help the preg- Queen Elizabeth II and nant mom seek other options concerning her unborn “baby.” Prince Philip, as well as In closing I am amazed that The Daily Citizen wants to Prime Minister Gordon insult our intelligence by trying to only show one side of the Brown and his wife, Sarah. issue. The underground abortionists are not the only option The NBC News program that moms have if the “death clinics” are shut down. I am a “Meet the Press” paid trib- Christian, a pastor,but more than that I am a dad and want to ute to its host, Tim Russert, boldly say that there is no such thing as an unwanted child. who had unexpectedly died The Daily Citizen seems to continually strive to become two days earlier. known as “a shock newspaper.” In doing this the shock value Today’s Birthdays: has to reach new heights day by day.The shock value of the Former New York Gov. underground abortionists rising out of the sewer with his wire Mario Cuomo is 77. hanger is one that even this paper should be ashamed, name- Comedian-actor Jim ly the editorial board (William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, Wes Belushi is 55. Country Chance, Victor Miller) and anyone else who approved it for singer Terri Gibbs is 55. printing. Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs is 51. Actress Pastor Donald L. Cantrell Helen Hunt is 46. Actress Courteney Cox is 45. Editor’s reply: Your assumption is incorrect. Our edi- Country musician Tony torial page offers a cross-section of views on many issues. Ardoin is 45. Actor-rapper Editorial cartoons, like the many written columns which Ice Cube is 40. Actress appear on the page, are the opinion of the creator,not the Leah Remini is 39. Actor newspaper. That particular cartoon was not the opinion of Jake Busey is 38. the editorial board of the newspaper. You are either unaware of or choose to ignore the many anti-abortion pieces that have appeared on our editorial page, which is more often criticized for its conservatism, than for its Gingrich — character is destiny “shock” value. Please feel free to write a piece on abortion or any other subject and submit it for publication. Over more than half a century of had been targeted as County who had never come home. I superb work, David Broder has one of Congress’ checked the names, and Gore had earned the title of dean of American “Dirty Dozen” by been right on every one. political reporters. So I pay attention environmental Character is destiny. when David Broder writes, as he did, groups. During the 1994 election that on the eve of the last presidential cam- Let me tell you would result in Gingrich’s being elect- paign: two Newt Gingrich ed House speaker,Susan Smith of “In the years since I first met him stories. More than Union, S.C., a 23-year-old single in 1974, I have learned to take Newt 20 years ago, when mother,reported to police that her car Gingrich seriously. He has many char- Gingrich was still a — with her two sons, 3-year-old acter flaws, and his language is often rising star in the Michael and 1-year-old Alexander,in exaggerated and imprudent. But if Mark House, he and I had it — had been carjacked by a black there is any politician of the current Shields a conversation about man. She made tearful, televised pleas generation who has earned the label national security and for the safe return of her boys. The ‘visionary,’ it is probably the Georgia military service. case received national attention. Then Republican and former speaker of the Like so many tough-talking armchair Susan Smith confessed that she had in House.” commandos of his generation, fact let her car — with her sons in To me, Newt Gingrich has instead Gingrich had managed to avoid serv- their car seats — roll into Long Lake, always been the living, breathing ing in uniform. But he spoke know- where the boys drowned. example of what the great novelist ingly and confidently about war and For most Americans, this was an Walker Percy warned against: “Do not warfare. I asked Gingrich if he had incomprehensible, personal tragedy. be the kind of person who gets all A’s ever visited the Vietnam Memorial. For Newt Gingrich, on the eve of a and flunks ordinary living.”IfNo, he had not. I asked him if he knew national election, it was an irresistible Heraclitus was right that “character is anyone who had lost his life in political opportunity. destiny,”then the presidential plans of Vietnam. No, he did not. Here is what he said: “I think that WORDS OF WISDOM Newt Gingrich — brimming with Later that week, I talked to Al the mother killing the two children in bold, new ideas about harnessing Gore, then a senator from Tennessee, South Carolina vividly reminds every Bible Text: “God will judge those outside.Scripture medical technology and dinosaurs and and asked him if he had been to the American how sick the society is get- says, ‘Get rid of that evil person!’” space colonies (honest) — will turn to Vietnam Memorial. Yes, he had. I ting and how much we need to change sawdust. asked Gore, the Harvard graduate who things. The only way to change things When I — and many others in this had volunteered to go, why he had is to vote Republican.” I Corinthians 5:13 city — first met him more than 30 gone. He told me that because, if he Character is destiny. We may final- years ago, Gingrich introduced him- had not gone, he knew personally the ly have encountered the man who “got Thought for Today: “Inject a few raisins of conversa- self as a “Rockefeller Republican” boys in his Tennessee hometown who all A’s and flunked ordinary living.” tion into the tasteless dough of existence.” with a deep concern about the envi- would go in his place. I asked him if ronment. That concern may have been he knew personally anyone who had ■ To find out more about Mark Shields O. Henry (William Sydney Porter) fueled by the fact that his opponent, died in Vietnam, and Gore gave me and read past columns, visit the Creators American author (1862-1910) Democratic incumbent John Flynt, half a dozen names from Smith Syndicate Web site at www.creators.com. The Daily Citizen Monday, June 15, 2009 5A BRIEFS Weak security opens Iranian vote VA to explain protests expanded hospital mistakes TEHRAN, Iran — CHATTANOOGA — Protesters battled police over More than 10,000 veterans door to credit card hacks Iran’s disputed election and have been worried for months shouted their opposition about the possibility that they from the rooftops Sunday, were exposed to HIV and BY JORDAN ROBERTSON for payment processors with but President Mahmoud other infections diseases at AP Technology Writer computer networks directly Ahmadinejad dismissed the Veterans Affairs hospitals in connected to Visa’s. unrest as little more than Miami, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Every time you swipe your In the U.S., that means “passions after a soccer and Augusta, Ga., credit card and wait for the fewer than 100 payment match” and drew his own Now the Department of transaction to be approved, processors out of the 700 that huge rally of support. Veterans Affairs is going sensitive data including your Visa works with are PCI-com- Just after sundown, cries before a congressional panel name and account number are pliant. of “death to the dictator” to tell them how equipment ferried from store to bank Visa’s head of global data echoed through Tehran as mistakes were made that through computer networks, security,Eduardo Perez, said thousands of backers for raised those health concerns. each step a potential opening the company scaled back its Ahmadinejad’s rival, Mir A House subcommittee is to for hackers. records review because it took Hossein Mousavi, heeded a meet Tuesday in Washington. And while you may take too much work and because call to bellow from the roofs Since February,the VA steps to protect yourself the PCI standards have and balconies. The deeply has been warning former against identity theft, an improved the industry’s secu- symbolic act recalled the patients to get blood tests for Associated Press investigation rity “considerably.” has found the banks and other Supporters of PCI point shouts of “Allahu Akbar,” or HIV and hepatitis. By Friday, AP FILE PHOTO God is Great, to show oppo- the VA reported six veterans companies that handle your out nearly all big and medi- sition to the Western-backed tested positive for HIV,34 information are not being Pamela LaMotte holds disputed credit card bills for um-sized retailers governed monarchy before the 1979 tested positive for hepatitis C nearly as cautious as they a closed account and an open one in Colchester, by the standard now say they Islamic Revolution. and 13 for hepatitis B. could. Vt., in February. no longer store sensitive card- The government leaves it holder data. Just a few years Netanyahu calls for N. Korea warns to card companies to design pliance, have fallen victim to Avivah Litan, a Gartner ago they did — leaving credit security rules that protect the huge heists. Inc. analyst, says retailers and card numbers in databases Palestinian state of nuclear war nation’s 50 billion annual Companies that are not payment processors have that were vulnerable to hack- JERUSALEM — Israeli SEOUL, South Korea — transactions. Yet an examina- compliant with the PCI stan- spent more than $2 billion on ers. Prime Minister Benjamin North Korea’s communist tion of those industry require- dards — including one in 10 security upgrades to comply So why are breaches still Netanyahu endorsed a regime has warned of a ments explains why so many of the medium-sized and large with PCI. And the payment happening? Because crimi- Palestinian state beside Israel nuclear war on the Korean breaches occur: The rules are retailers in the United States industry touts the fact that 93 nals have sharpened their for the first time on Sunday, peninsula while vowing to cursory at best and all but — face fines but are left free percent of big retailers in the attacks and are now capturing reversing himself in the face step up its atomic bomb- meaningless at worst, accord- to process credit and debit U.S., and 88 percent of medi- more data as it makes its way of U.S. pressure but attach- making program in defiance ing to the AP’s analysis of card payments. Most retailers um-sized ones, are compliant from store to bank, when ing conditions like demilita- of new U.N. sanctions. data breaches dating to 2005. don’t have to endure security with the PCI rules. breaches are harder to stop. rization that the Palestinians The North’s defiance pre- It means every time you audits, but can evaluate them- That leaves plenty of mer- Security experts say there swiftly rejected. sents a growing diplomatic pay with plastic, companies selves. chants out, of course, but the are several steps the payment A week after President headache for President are gambling with your per- Credit card providers don’t main threat against them is a industry could take to make Barack Obama’s address to Barack Obama as he pre- sonal data. If hackers intercept appear to be in a rush to tight- fine: $25,000 for big retailers sure customer information the Muslim world, Netanyahu pares for talks Tuesday with your numbers, you’ll spend en the rules. They see fraud as for each month they are not doesn’t leak out of networks. said the Palestinian state his South Korean counterpart weeks straightening your a cost of doing business and compliant, $5,000 for medi- Banks could scramble the would have to be unarmed on the North’s missile and mangled credit, though you say stricter security would um-sized ones. data that travels over payment and recognize Israel as the nuclear programs. can’t be held liable for unau- throw sand into the gears of Computer security experts networks, so it would be Jewish state — a condition thorized charges. Even if your the payment system, which is say the PCI guidelines are meaningless to anyone not amounting to Palestinian Missile strike kills transaction isn’t hacked, you built on speed, convenience superficial, including require- authorized to see it. refugees giving up the goal of still lose: Merchants pass to and low cost. ments that stores run antivirus Another possibility: Some returning to Israel. 5 in Pakistan all their customers the costs That is of little consolation software and install computer security professionals think they incur from fraud. to consumers who bet on the firewalls. Those steps are the banks and credit card DERA ISMAIL KHAN, More than 70 retailers and industry’s payment security designed to keep hackers out companies should start their Shooting suspect Pakistan — A suspected U.S. payment processors have dis- and lost. and customer data in. Yet tests own PCI inspection arms to expected to survive missile strike killed at least closed breaches since 2006, In the past, each credit card that simulate hacker attacks make sure the audits are done five people Sunday in a trib- involving tens of millions of company had its own security are required just once a year, properly. WASHINGTON — al region where Pakistan’s credit and debit card numbers, rules, a system that was chaot- and businesses can run the PCI could also be optional. Authorities say the man top Taliban commander is according to the Privacy ic for stores. tests themselves. In its place, some experts sug- charged with killing a securi- based, intelligence officials Rights Clearinghouse. In 2006, the big card The card companies them- gest setting fines for each ty guard at the U.S. Holocaust said, breaking a lull in such Meanwhile, many others like- brands — Visa, MasterCard, selves are increasingly hands- piece of sensitive data a retail- Memorial Museum will like- attacks and posing a test for ly have been breached and American Express, Discover off. er loses. ly survive the injuries he suf- growing anti-Taliban senti- didn’t detect it. Even the com- and JCB International — Two years ago, Visa scaled The U.S. might also try a fered when other museum ment in the country. panies that had the payment formed the Payment Card back its review of inspection system like Europe’s, where guards returned fire. The strike came as vio- industry’s top rating for com- Industry Security Standards records for the payment shoppers need a secret PIN The 88-year-old von lence raged elsewhere in the puter security,aseal of Council and created uniform processors it works with. It code and card with a chip Brunn — who was shot in the volatile northwest regions approval known as PCI com- security rules for merchants. now examines records only inside to complete purchases. face — is charged with mur- bordering Afghanistan: a der in the Wednesday shoot- bombing at a market killed at ing of 39-year-old security least eight people, while offi- guard Stephen T. Johns. cials said ongoing clashes Awarding between the Taliban and NASA repairing security forces killed at least 20 militants in a tribal region volunteer shuttle fuel tank leak supposedly cleared of insur- CAPE CANAV ERAL, gents months ago. service Fla. — NASA is repairing a leaky hydrogen gas line on Springsteen wows CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Endeavour’s fuel tank in Bonnaroo crowd hopes of possibly launching At an awards assembly recently the space shuttle on MANCHESTER, Tenn. at Spring Place Elementary, prin- Wednesday. — Bruce Springsteen aston- cipal Emma Long, left, presented The leak forced mission ished the Bonnaroo crowd the ADDitions School Volunteers managers to call off a launch with a passionate three-hour Golden Apple Award to April and attempt Saturday. performance, offering sweat Eric Hooker for their countless The repair work began and rock ’n’ roll to inspire, hours of volunteer service to Sunday and should be com- he said, in “hard times.” support the school. This award is pleted in time for Endeavour Springsteen was the given to the people serving the to lift off Wednesday on the Saturday night headliner at greatest number of volunteer space station construction the Tennessee music festival, hours during the school year. mission. But that’s the same where Phish was headlining day a pair of science space- both Friday and Sunday. It craft are scheduled to blast was a rare festival perfor- off for the moon. mance for Springsteen, who Do You Have “SAVE ON AUTO INSURANCE!” NASA’s top officials have said it was only the second for yet to decide which mission him and the E Street Band. WHAT? No bailoutfor you? Don’tworry! takes priority. —Associated Press ALLERGIES? We have 40 years of experience and We Have Effective Treatment are recession proof. Happy30th Come see us at WilsonInsurance Birthday Dalton Allergy Clinic for all your insuranceneeds. 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Mullins, 32, of Savannah, Sunday and officials said there Weeks of shooting on slipped and fell on Saturday were no signs of foul play. TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. Tybee will feature the pier, while on a narrow trail near the Fulton County Sheriff’s — Filming “The Last Song” the lighthouse, a beach cot- Kaaterskill Falls. The plunge Office spokesperson Tracy on Tybee Island could create tage and other spots around sent him to the rocks below. Flanagan said jail staff and traffic tie-ups. the island. An autopsy performed emergency medical technicians It will limit access to the Early filming will Sunday determined the cause of attempted to resuscitate the beach some weekdays, and include shooting a festival death was multiple trauma man but he was later pro- shooting typically will go as on the beach, complete with because of the fall. nounced dead. late as midnight. carnival rides. Near the end And crew members some of shooting,crews will use Georgia church Boy accidentally days are going to take up movie techniques to create about 100 primo parking the effect of burning down fights sex-trafficking shot by big brother spots right off the pier. the facade of a church built ATLANTA — Members of ATLANTA — A 10-year- And what did groups of just for the movie. the North Avenue Presbyterian old Fayetteville boy who was Tybee business owners and One of the more funda- Church in Atlanta have been accidentally shot in the head by residents largely say in mental issues Tybee Island working hard over the last four his older brother remains hospi- response? city officials will face is years to help reduce sex-traf- talized in intensive care. “Welcome to Tybee” and how to handle an influx of ficking in the city. Fayette County Sheriff’s Lt. “We love you.” people who need restrooms Church members learned Belinda McCastle said the With filming of Disney’s and might leave more than through a mayor’s report in shooting occurred when the latest Miley Cyrus movie their share of litter on the 2005 that teenage prostitutes boy and his 12-year-old were scheduled to begin shooting island. had begun working within a playing outside near their house on Tybee in a week, most on Both issues have been few steps of the church’s doors. Saturday afternoon. Tybee are focused largely on sore points already,and Since then the church has The weapon was a 9mm pis- what the influx of film hundreds, even thousands of helped build a wide-ranging tol that belonged to the boys’ crews, movie buffs and extra people on the beach coalition with the goal of eradi- father,who was at home at the squealing teenage Miley only threatens to exacerbate cating child prostitution from time of the shooting. fans could mean for Tybee’s the problem. the streets of Atlanta. economy for years to come. AP FILEPHOTO City Manager Diane Included in the fight are Niece arrested in “It’s going to be good for Schleicher said two people Presbyterians, Catholics and us,”said Gloria Magune, Miley Cyrus arrives at the MTV Movie Awards on on beach patrols have been nonbelievers, conservative stabbing deaths who owns Royal Palms May 31, in Universal City,Calif. designated to monitor litter Christians and feminists, Jews FORT VA LLEY — Motel on Butler Avenue. problems, and they have and Muslims, and others who Authorities have charged a 54- “Even ’Midnight in the controlled, city officials and filming, which is scheduled been talking with tourists have united over the issue year-old Montezuma woman Garden of Good and Evil’ is movie personnel assured. to begin June 15. and handing out trash bags. despite their differences. with killing two relatives in still bringing us business.” Movie reps also assured Amy Gaster,president of The City Council on Fort Valley. Bass Hampton, location the group they would create Tybee Vacation Rentals and Thursday is expected to pass Crashes leave 3 GBI agents and the Peach manager for the shoot, and a beautiful movie that would a board member of the on second reading an ordi- dead in DeKalb Co. County Sheriff’s Office arrest- two other production offi- make the community proud. Tybee Tourism Council, was nance that will make it a ed Lillian Walker on Friday cials met with business own- It also should bring tourists, looking beyond the busy $100 minimum fine for lit- ATLANTA — Two separate night. She faces two counts of ers and residents in two they said. summer season. tering on the beach. accidents along Interstate 285 murder in the deaths of 85- meetings Monday. “People still come to see “Thirty to 40 weeks of Some council members have left three people dead. year-old Lillian Graves and They answered concerns where Forrest Gump sat on the year,Tybee is very quiet. recently discussed making The first crash occurred near Graves’ 65-year-old daughter about parking, security,late- the bench,”said Tom Parris, We’re not at full capacity,” sure citizens had sufficient I-285 northbound and Interstate Agnes Stewart. The mother and night noise and how bright an assistant location manag- she said. “We’re hoping it warning, because they did- 20 in DeKalb County,where daughter were stabbed to death. the lights at night would be. er,in one meeting. “They’re helps spread out the shoul- n’t want the public outcry witnesses said a speeding SUV Graves was Walker’s aunt. They were easygoing and going to come see where der season.” Savannah officials have collided with another vehicle Agent Craig Rotter of the polite and promised to Miley Cyrus sat on the pier. Movie crews will be faced over jaywalking cita- early Sunday morning. The GBI said the motive appears to respond quickly to any con- They’re going to come see shooting for weeks on Tybee tions, which carry a state- driver of the SUV was killed. have been robbery. cerns brought to their atten- where Miley Cyrus sat on and at a few locations in mandated minimum fine of First responders were then —Associated Press tion. One factor that should the beach.” Savannah. $140. called to another wreck a few help: No filming will hap- Business owners such as Initially,the movie was Signs warning of littering miles away at the I-285 south- pen on weekends because, Sallie Armstrong, who co- to be set at Wrightsville fines will be posted. bound ramp to I-20 east. as a minor,Miley is not owns the gift shop Seaside Beach, N.C., but once loca- “I think the word is get- The driver and front passen- COFFEE CABIN allowed to work then. Sisters, say the tourist sea- tion scouts saw Tybee’s dis- ting out, and I’d like us to ger were killed when their vehi- Security will be strong son already has started tinctive look, movie execu- continue getting the word cle drove off the ramp and 100 FREE Small Frappe with this ad. around the movie set and strong,and they anticipate it tives asked author Nicholas out because the fines will be feet down an embankment. Two 1per customer daily. autograph seekers will be only getting better with Sparks if he would agree to stiff,”Schleicher said. others in the car were injured. 800 S. Hamilton Ave.

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Happy Birthday: Finish some events. A good friend Famous hand what you start if you want to will be able to shed some Many players get ahead. Work through light on whatever situation think that a bridge every detail until you get it you face. A change of heart expert makes one right and can prove to others will help you realize what sensational bid or you are the best person to you must do to enhance your play after another take on the task. Change is personal life. 3 stars and wins most of good but not when you flip LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. his points that back and forth, appearing 22): Use your power of sug- way. Nothing undecided. You have to gestion and your ingenuity could be further think every plan to fix anything that from the truth. through thoroughly isn’t to your liking. The fact is that and succinctly. Travel or attending the expert’s repu- Your numbers are a workshop will tation stems pri- 2, 8, 10, 15, 24, 31, help you come to a marily from one 45 vital decision that source — he ARIES (March you’ve been pro- makes fewer mis- 21-April 19): You crastinating about. takes than the next will accomplish 3 stars fellow. Seldom the most if you SCORPIO does he do any- stick close to home (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): thing really dra- and keep your life Don’t let anyone matic — rather,he simple. Catch up Eugenia push you or talk just quietly goes on reading and cor- Last you into believing about his business respondence and something that making precisely you will feel probably isn’t fact. the right bid or play in hand after hand. you’ve lifted a weight off Stick to your own principles The expert’s judgment is not clouded by extraneous your shoulders. Hard work and intuition when dealing influences — he reasons everything out very carefully. If will pay off. 3 stars with people, contracts and his logic leads him to a play that might appear sensational, TAURUS (April 20-May money. Honesty will be that is not why he makes the play — he does so simply 20): There is information what counts. 5 stars because he believes it’s the winning play under the circum- coming down the pipeline SAGITTARIUS (Nov. stances. that you will have to keep a 22-Dec. 21): You cannot Today’s hand features perfect defense of the kind that secret but that will help you keep running away from sit- many would term spectacular. It was played many years make the right decision. You uations you find uncomfort- ago in a tournament in Asheville, N.C. South got to three are in a much stronger posi- able. Face the music and put notrump, and West (Margaret Wagar, one of the top women tion than you realize, so matters behind you so you players of all time) led her fourth-best club. don’t give in or back down. can put your energy into Dummy’s king won, and on it East (Hal McDonald) 4 stars accomplishing worthy played the jack! Declarer then led a low heart to the ace, GEMINI (May 21-June goals. Address honestly and on it Mrs. Wagar played the king! 20): It’s vital that you are problems that develop at These extraordinary plays fixed South’s wagon beyond precise and stick to your home. 2 stars repair. He could do no better than continue with hearts, but game plan so you aren’t CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- when East took his jack and returned the five of clubs, considered irresponsible. Jan. 19): You are ready to South went down two. Don’t let your emotions lead get things underway. So Note that if McDonald had failed to play the club jack at you to despair. Money you much can be accomplished trick one, the suit would have become hopelessly blocked. were not expecting will personally and professional- Note also that if Mrs. Wagar had neglected to drop her king come your way. Prepare to ly if you are dedicated and of hearts on the ace, East would have been unable to gain walk away if the deal isn’t forceful in your approach. the lead for the killing club return. worth it. 2 stars Love is in the mix. Altering Both plays were absolutely necessary to defeat the con- CANCER (June 21-July your home to suit your tract, but we would prefer to think of them simply as indi- 22): Don’t be a quitter when needs will pay off. 4 stars cated rather than sensational. so much depends on what AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Tomorrow: Two chances are better than one. you do. An emotional dis- Feb. 18): Networking, cussion will help you solve socializing and involvement an old problem that has been in enjoyable activities will haunting you. An interesting help you connect with some- CRYPTOQUIP proposal will alleviate some one who inspires you to get stress. 5 stars involved in a worthwhile LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): event. A great surprise is You have to tell it like it is heading your way and a seri- and stop anyone from ous partnership will help spreading inaccurate mold your future. 3 stars rumors. Stick to the facts PISCES (Feb. 19-March and don’t exaggerate your 20): Don’t feel guilty or hide potential or you will be from the truth. Face facts expected to do things that and you will be treated with are impossible. 3 stars respect. Past experience can VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. help you do things different- 22): You need to regenerate ly now. You will be given a and rethink recent, worri- second chance. 3 stars

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I cannot explain the whole) provides 300 mg; 8 think you’ll answer. You possible. Readers may write lapse,MVP. For the single problem. If cough and warm sensation ounces of low-fat yogurt, didn’t last time I wrote. — him or request an order form next 10 years, I had the mitral valve they cause you. 415 mg; and 1 ounce of V.C. of available health newslet- a stress test every both balloons cheese, 200 mg to 300. ters at P.O. Box 536475, two years. This doc- Paul G. upward and leaks I can’t give you the Some older studies indi- ANSWER: What was tor retired, and I Donohue blood, that can be assurance you need for cated that calcium could the reaction? If I knew, I Orlando, FL 32853-6475. was switched to an troublesome. Proof strenuous exercise. I believe increase the risk for artery- could address the issue bet- associate, who ran of mitral valve pro- you’re fit for anything, but hardening and heart attacks. ter. Desiccated thyroid is a all new tests. He told me I lapse comes from hearing a your cardiologist will have Those studies have been Synthroid is the most different thyroid replace- do not have MVP,but I have distinctive murmur and see- to provide that information refuted. Calcium decreases prescribed thyroid hor- ment medicine. Have you PVCs. I am confused. Are ing the valve balloon for you. the risk of colon cancer and mone replacement. It’s tried it? A third product is T- PVCs life-threatening? He upward on a soundwave pic- some other cancers. I have made by Abbott 3. You might tolerate that put me on atenolol. I still ture of the heart — an DEAR DR. DONO- never seen information that Laboratories. Ten other one. feel my heart flip-flop but echocardiogram. HUE: I am a 67-year-old it increases breast cancer manufacturers make a sim- No food serves as a sub- not as bad. 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DEAR ABBY: I am starting to Last year I was blessed to be able prepare for one of the most difficult to have both my knees replaced. I hurdles of my career,the bar exam. had a wonderfully skilled surgeon, Please tell me what I should do about persistent physical therapists — and my mother — who just does not seem a heroic husband. to get it. She interrupts me constantly He learned to do the laundry,gro- ■ WIZARD OF ID about things that have nothing to do cery shopping, cooking, little girl with me. She calls during my study hair,homework supervision and all of hours with requests or comments the other literal “legwork” required to about trite issues that could be more keep our family going. And he did all easily handled by one of my siblings. this while working TWO jobs. Before I graduated from law Jeanne I am now completely recovered school,my mother expressed doubt Phillips and realize how fortunate I am to have that I could make it through. She said such a loving, devoted life partner. I that two of my sisters are successful make sure to tell him often how much in their careers without a higher education. I love and appreciate him, and I also tell others. Shouldn’t family encourage and support one Abby,too often we neglect to recognize another? — FAMILY VS. CAREER IN our own “everyday heroes.”Please remind BERKELEY,CALIF. your readers that even what can seem mun- DEAR F VS. C: Yes, they should — but dane can be truly heroic — and to let their ■ unfortunately,not all of them actually do, and loved ones know that their efforts are recog- CATHY I respect the fact that you have persisted in nized. — LUCKY WIFE OF A HERO, spite of your mother’s lack of vision. You did- STAMFORD, CONN. n’t ask for advice, but allow me to offer some. DEAR LUCKY WIFE: Thank you for an Turn your phone off and tune your mother out upper of a letter. I’m pleased you’re singing until after the bar exam is over. your husband’s praises, because he deserves DEAR ABBY: For years I struggled with to hear every note. You picked a winner. chronic pain from deteriorating knees. My Readers, I have heard from you often, husband and young child saw our family life offering stories about acts of kindness. If you slowly diminish because of my increasing have encountered people you consider to be physical limitations. Chronic pain and frus- “everyday heroes,”Ihope you will let me tration changed who I was. know so I can share their stories.

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■ TUNDRA THE DAILY CITIZEN 10A Monday, June 15, 2009 OBITUARIES

• Reese “Ricky” Howard to take care of his family and nephews, Kayla Guinn, Ernest Stanley Blankenship and Matt and memorials be made to and friends. He loved hunt- Dalyn Guinn, Matthew Blankenship of Watkinsville, Volunteer Services/ Patient Nabors III, Dalton Mr. Ernest Stanley, 68, of • Ernest Stanley, Dalton ing for treasures and was an Greeson, Andy Greeson, Ga.; son, Ernest Scott Advocate, c/o Hamilton avid collector of many Nikki Bell, and Austin Dalton, passed away Sunday, Stanley of Atlanta; mother, Medical Center,P.O. Box June 14, 2009, at Hamilton Obituary notices are things. His biggest joy was Thomas; and many pre- Margie Ledford Stanley of 1168, Dalton, GA 30722- his daughter. He will be cious friends also survive. Medical Center. 1168, to help support the posted online at He was preceded in death Dalton; sisters and brothers- www.daltondailycitizen.com greatly missed. Funeral services will be 1 in-law, Shirley and Bill food ministry for families Ricky was preceded in p.m. on Tuesday,June 16, by his father,Roy Stanley that spend so much time in and a granddaughter,Ruby Bishop of Dalton and Wanda 2009, in the Chapel of the waiting areas of the hos- death by his father,Reece Sue Stanley; aunts and Dee-Etta Raya of Dallas, Reese “Ricky” Nabors II; grandparents, Peeples Funeral Home with Ga.; grandchildren, Alana pital. uncles. Words of comfort may be Reece and Irene Nabors, the Revs. Mark Smith and Ernest was very giving Blankenship, Jackson Howard Nabors III sent to the family at Clarence and Lucille Rev. Larry Pollard officiat- person, never letting the Blankenship, Conor www.lovefuneralhomega.co Mr. Reese “Ricky” Smith; an aunt, Barbara ing. Interment will follow in opportunity to help someone Blankenship, Olivia Stanley, Howard Nabors III, age 43, Jean Hitt. West Hill Cemetery with in need pass him by. He was and Emma Stanley; nieces m. Love Funeral Home, of Dalton, He is survived by his Kenny Rice, David Corbin, an avid gardener,making a and nephews; and many, 1402 N. Thornton Ave., passed wife, Cris Nabors; a daugh- Chip Webb, Matthew habit of growing way too many special friends. Funeral Dalton (across from away on ter,Alex Nabors; parents, Greeson, J.R. Alley and John much for his family so he services will be at 11 a.m. Hamilton Medical Center) is in charge of arrangements. Saturday, Russell and June Thomas; M. Green serving as pall- could give the extra away to Tuesday in the Chapel of www.legacy.com June 13, brother and sister-in-law, bearers. his friends and neighbors. Love Funeral Home with the 2009, at Brian and Jennifer Thomas; The family will receive Ernest loved to fish and had Rev. Ray Talley officiating. Redmond sister,Carolyn Bell; father- friends at the funeral home a passion for bluegrass Burial will follow in West Love Regional in-law and mother-in-law, today from 6 to 9 p.m. music. Hill Cemetery. The family Funeral Home Medical David and Linda Peeples Funeral Home of He is survived by his wife, will receive friends at Love Family Owned Since 1935 Nabors Center in Thompson; sister-in-law Chatsworth is in charge of Wanda Faye Quarles Stanley Funeral Home today from 5 Rome, Ga. and brother-in-law, Steve the funeral arrangements. of Dalton; daughter and son- to 8 p.m. The family ask that 278-3313 His main goal in life was and Amy Sinnamon; nieces www.legacy.com in-law, Selena Stanley flowers please be omitted Aging with grace, vigor Laptop winner

BY CHRIS HENRY world, a third less incidence of Scripps Howard News cancer,and breast cancer is virtually unheard of. BREMERTON, Wash. — Okinawan elders in the Laurine Strachan raised her largely agrarian society stay arms gracefully and inhaled active through their old age. deeply. Slowly exhaling, she The community has no word pressed her hands forward as for “retirement.”But it’s not if pushing against a brick wall. just activity for activity’s sake, At 102, Strachan is by far Willcox said. His subjects have the eldest in the senior citizens a strong sense of purpose. tai chi class at East “They just have a lot of life Bremerton’s Canterbury to live,” Willcox said. “The Manor. Never mind she stayed Okinawans have this joie de seated to perform the moves. vivre I’ve never seen in any She’d felt a tad dizzy that other culture. They don’t morning. No point in risking a dwell on things. They tend to fall. let things bounce off their On her birthday,April 20, backs.” Strachan’s family and friends Kitsap County’s Johnson asked time and again, “What’s has seen it in the extreme eld- your secret?” ers he works with. “They “I never gave it a thought,” accept challenges, deal with she said. “Right now, like I them and move on,”he said. say,Idon’t feel as old as I am. Centenarians in Western ... As far as age, I never both- culture — including Kitsap ered about it, because every- SHNS PHOTO County — also exhibit the body always thought I was free-spirited sensibilities that Dorothy Yarborough gives activities director Kari younger than I am.” pervade Okinawan society. Strachan is what experts in Tyson a kiss at her birthday party at the Port The worldwide increase in the field of aging call a winner Orchard Care Center. centenarians is directly related in the “longevity lottery.” She to better health care that kicked fits the profile for major fac- hour. She is sound of mind, up don’t exactly fit the centenari- in mid-20th Century,Willcox tors associated with extreme on current events and comput- an profile crop up now and said. But the marvels of mod- age: favorable genetics, a er literate. then, and Willcox has an ern civilization have been both CONTRIBUTED PHOTO healthy lifestyle and a positive Centenarians are also explanation. Among the six a blessing and curse. attitude. notable for their sheer breadth factors that determine longevi- Unlike today’s centenari- Kinley Pritchett, a third-grader in Carol Herndon’s While some factors related of human experience. In 1907, ty — genetics, diet, activity, ans, many of whom grew up homeroom, wonaDell laptop in a drawing held to longevity can’t be con- when Strachan was born, “psychospiritual factors,” on farms, U.S. baby boomers during Tiger Day at Spring Place Elementary. trolled, studies suggest adopt- Henry Ford had yet to intro- social factors like access to and their offspring are show- ing healthy habits can improve duce the Model T, penicillin health care, and pure chance ing the effects of sedentary quality of life and reduce had not been developed for — Yarborough probably has work, much of it in front of health care costs at any age. use, and television was an ace up her sleeve. computer screens. •Digital Hearing Aids Controlling costs linked to unheard of. “When she was dealt her What does the future hold •DiagnosticHearing chronic illness will become Barry Johnson, director of deck of six cards, she probably for up-and-coming genera- •Evaluations ever more critical as 70 million Kitsap County Aging and had a really good one, like an tions of would-be centenari- •Dizziness & Long-Term Care, said ace, for genes,”Willcox said. baby boomers face the chal- ans? Experts say that depends Balance Testing lenges of aging, while their younger people could learn “Her hand was pretty good.” on our ability to change both children and grandchildren much from such centenarians. In most cases, however, a lifestyles and attitudes. •Assistive Listening stand by to pick up the tab. “People recognize, when healthy lifestyle is “at least But what about the upbeat Devices Once a rarity,those 100 they look back over a 100- half the battle,”Willcox said. attitudes that appear key to and older in the United States year span, we’re truly living in The Okinawa Study,begun centenarians’ age-defying increased in number by leaps a completely different world,” in 1975, documents the lives feats? Willcox says we can Hear What and bounds during the 1990s Johnson said. “People innate- of more than 1,000 residents learn from their 100-year-old — from about 37,000 to ly understand there’s a wealth of the Japanese island. elders. You’ve Been Dr. Denise R. Sheppard 65,000 through the decade — of knowledge and wisdom Geographic isolation and a Personality traits that seem Audiologist and their population continues there.” unified culture make Okinawa entrenched can be changed Missing to grow at an astonishing rate. Dorothy Yarborough, a res- the perfect laboratory for such though meditation, positive Current estimates — to be ident of Port Orchard Care study. affirmations and other attitude Northwest Georgia refined by the 2010 U.S. Center,turned 102 May 12. Among the entire popula- adjustment techniques, he Census — put the U.S. cente- She thrives on fried chicken, tion, which takes a sparing said. Wilcox and Johnson also Hearing Center narian population at nearly Oreos and M&Ms, and she approach to food, there is 90 cite religious faith or spiritual 80,000. 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COMMENTARY PRO BASKETBALL: NBA FINALS Hawaii in the cards Champs! for Coffey Jackson’s 10th title f you talk to Dylan Coffey about his golf game, he’ll tell BY TOM WITHERS who ran out of comebacks. I you he’s been struggling lately. Associated Press Writer It took longer than Bryant I expected, but he has stepped out of Of course, his definition of ORLANDO, Fla. — Kobe struggling is much different from Bryant has the NBA title he needed former teammate Shaquille the average golfer. That’s because most — the one without Shaq. O’Neal’s enormous shadow — at the Dalton High standout,who will Bryant’s last. His fourth championship be a senior next season, holds him- seven-year chase secured a strong case can be made self to a much higher standard. of a coveted for Bryant being the league’s best With lofty goals like Region 7-4A championship is player since Michael Jordan hung and state championships in mind, over. He’s got up his sneakers. he considers anything less than his fourth, and His coach stands alone. perfection to be a disappointment. Los Angeles Jackson, the chilled-out, bow- However, there’s a lot of good coach Phil legged Zen Master who won six that has come Jackson his league titles in the 1990s with from his battles Jackson record 10th, a Jordan in Chicago, now has won on the golf ring for each fin- No. 4 with Los Angeles and broke a course recently. ger. One year after failing in the tie with legendary Boston coach Earlier this finals, Bryant and the Lakers have Red Auerbach as the winningest month, Coffey redemption, and all the rewards that coach in finals history. was at the Stone go with it. Bryant and Jackson, whose rela- Mountain Golf They earned their 15th title on tionship strained and briefly Club playing AP PHOTO Sunday night as Bryant scored 30 snapped under the weight of suc- two qualifying Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant celebrates after a shot in points and Pau Gasol added 14 and cess, are again at the top of their rounds for the the fourth quarter of Game 5 of the NBA finals against the 15 rebounds in a 99-86 win in games. upcoming Orlando Magic on Sunday in Orlando, Fla. Game 5 over the Orlando Magic, Together. Adam Atlanta-Kauai Krohn Team Challenge in October,an AUTO RACING: NASCAR SPRINT CUP event sponsored by the Atlanta Junior Golf Association. Coffey, who turned 18 in May, Hangin’ with the youngsters was competing in the 15-18 age group and had to finish in the top four in a 22-player field to make the cut. He finished in a tie for BY MIKE HARRIS third with a two-day total of 159 Associated Press Writer on the par-71 course, eight strokes BROOKLYN, Mich. — The most surprised behind winner Justin Mattheis. person to find Mark Martin in Victory Lane at Did I mention the October tour- Michigan International Speedway was the driv- nament is in Hawaii? er himself. Coffey basically won a five-day, The 50-year-old NASCAR star has run well nearly all-expenses paid vacation. but has had to deal with considerable bad luck He only has to pay for the air fare. this season. It looked like more of the same He’ll travel with the other 13 team Sunday when the battery in his No. 5 Hendrick members and a program director. Motorsports Chevrolet began to fail before the Three days will be spent playing halfway mark in the LifeLock 400 Sprint Cup golf, with the first day designated race. for a practice round and the next Martin turned off everything in the car that two days for competition. The he could, nursing it as best he could. Then he remaining two days will be spent realized the race was going to be a fuel econo- vacationing. my run. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime “I always, always come up short in those gas opportunity for me because of the things,”Martin said. “I’m probably about 2 and travel and (paid) expenses,”said 25 in these things.” Coffey, who has never been to Make that 3 and 25 now. Hawaii. “I’m pretty excited about Martin saved just enough gas to hang on for it. It should be a lot of fun. I talked his third victory of the season and the 38th of to the director of the program and his Cup career. he said it’s a blast.” Jimmie Johnson dominated most of the Not a bad feat for someone LifeLock 400 and took the lead from Greg “struggling” with his golf game. Biffle six laps from the end as Martin watched Coffey said his struggles began the duel from third place. during last month’s class 4A state Johnson, the three-time reigning Cup cham- championship at Nob North Golf pion,ran out of gas two laps from the finish, AP PHOTO Course. As the Cats entered the giving the lead to Biffle. But he also ran out of Mark Martin celebrates his victory with teammate and second place finisher Jeff back nine of the single-round tour- gas as the final trip around the 2-mile oval Gordon and team owner Rick Hendrick, right, after the NASCAR LifeLock 400 at nament, they were within striking began, clearing the way for Martin to drive to Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich., Sunday. the front. distance of the title. Busch passed him at the start and led the first onds. He steadily ate into that lead and finally But Coffey said he got caught His car also was left with an empty tank on the last lap, but Martin was able to coast to the eight laps with Johnson moving into second. was right behind the leader on lap 193. up in trying to do too much, which Johnson swept past to take the lead on the The two were briefly side-by-side — using led to him finishing the round with finish line almost three seconds ahead of run- ner-up Jeff Gordon. ninth lap and looked unbeatable, leading 141 of more gas — on lap 194 and Johnson managed an 8-over 80 and Dalton finished the next 142 laps. He was never challenged, to get past the next time around. Biffle immedi- tied for fourth. “My car was good, but I couldn’t run their pace and save gas,”Martin said. “When Jimmie building big leads after each caution flag ately sped up and tried to repass Johnson — “I just fell apart down the bunched up the field. again causing both to use more gas — with stretch,”said Coffey, who bogeyed ran out, I said, ’Heck, we’re this close. I’m going to run hard. With three quarters of a lap But Biffle and Hamlin both came out ahead Johnson remaining ahead. five of his last six holes. (left), what can happen?”’ of Johnson when the leaders pitted under cau- Biffle said he and Johnson made a mistake His problems then followed him Denny Hamlin finished third, followed by tion on lap 154. in trying to race each other while trying to con- to an AJGA tournament at Nob Carl Edwards, Biffle, Juan Pablo Montoya and At that point, all the leaders were being told serve fuel. North on June 2, just a day before series points leader Tony Stewart. Last year’s to conserve fuel. the Atlanta-Kauai qualifying event. race winner,Dale Earnhardt Jr., finished 14th. Johnson got past Hamlin to take the runner- He finished with an 82, a score he ➣ Please see NASCAR, 2B Brian Vickers started from the pole, but Kyle up spot on lap 179, trailing Biffle by 1.7 sec- calls “no good,”though he was just one stroke back of the winner, Northwest Whitfield’s Ben Harris. PRO BASEBALL ➣ Please see KROHN, 2B A ‘Lowe’ly defeat: Braves hammered

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from some unlikely sources. BALTIMORE — The Andino, who is replacing Cesar Baltimore Orioles’ offense is sud- Izturis due to his recent appendec- denly on a major roll. tomy,had three RBIs in his first After scoring 19 runs in their 70 at-bats. He had a bases-loaded previous 11 games, Baltimore has walk in the third, and a two-run scored as many in the past two. double in the fourth. On Sunday,Ty Wigginton hit two Andino also pulled off home runs, Robert Andino drove Baltimore’s first steal of home in three runs and stole home and since May 23, 2007. In the second Brad Bergesen pitched his first inning, with the Orioles ahead 4-0, complete game to lead the Orioles Brian Roberts was caught off first. to an 11-2 win over the Atlanta Atlanta’s shortstop, Yunel Escobar Braves. was about to tag Roberts, but belat- On Saturday,Baltimore scored edly he saw Andino dash for home. MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen six runs in the seventh inning, and Andino easily beat the throw. Despite his recent struggles, on Sunday,scored 11 runs in the Trembley wouldn’t confirm if Dalton High golfer Dylan first five. the play was planned, but Andino AP PHOTO Coffey qualified for the Atlanta- “Today everybody came to the said it wasn’t. Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Derek Lowe delivers a pitch Kauai challenge earlier this ballpark with a carry-over, a lot of “That just happened. It made it during the first inning against the Baltimore Orioles Sunday in month. The tournament will be confidence,”Orioles manager Baltimore.Lowe lasted just 2 1/3 innings, giving up a season- Dave Trembley said. played in Hawaii in October. ➣ Please see BRAVES, 2B high seven earned runs in the Braves’ 11-2 loss. The offensive revival came WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM THE DAILY CITIZEN 2B Monday, June 15, 2009 Krohn They’ll Knock You Out!

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At the Atlanta-Kauai qualifier he got off to a slow start while feeling his way around an unfamiliar course, again shooting an 82, leaving him six shots back of the leader and in seventh place. But Coffey escaped his struggles in the second round to shoot a 77, sneak- AP PHOTO ing into the final qualifying Atlanta’s David Ross, right, and Garret spot. He said his birdies on Anderson, left, slap hands after Ross hit the Nos. 1 and 7 gave him all first of his two solo home runs in the seventh the momentum he needed. inning against Baltimore on Sunday. “I pretty much played solid for the rest of the round,”said Coffey of his play after sinking a long Braves: Clobbered putt on No. 7. “It really helped my ➣ Continued from page 1B Lowe has won 133 games. His counterpart, confidence.” CONTRIBUTED PHOTO look like a play. Secret Bergesen has won four. Coffey played in last The 7-8-year-old Westside Knockouts took second place in the Relay for Life play,” Andino said. Bergesen (4-2) weekend’s North Georgia Team softball tournament during Memorial Day weekend. The Knockouts, front Invitational at the Dalton That play incensed allowed five hits and two Atlanta manager Bobby runs — both on home row, from left, are: Elizabeth Seal, Lily Adams, Aleah Halliday and Abby Adams. Golf and Country Club and Second row, from left, are: Brittany Ogle,McKenna Lentych, Meghan Higgins started strong with an Cox. Escobar’s lethargic runs to David Ross — in the seventh and ninth. and Caitie Parsons, Allison Roy. Third row, from left, are: coaches Stacy Ogle, opening 78. However, he play on the pickoff and the Ross’ first home run Keshia Halliday, Cassie Parsons and Kylee Roy. slipped on the second day failure to turn a first broke Bergesen’s 18- with an 82. inning double play led Cox to yank Escobar after inning scoreless streak. In Coffey said he knows two innings. his previous start, he held the reason for his on-course “We pride ourselves on Seattle scoreless in eight Wildcats Take Second difficulties. doing things right, being innings. “What’s killing me right in the game and (we) don’t “To get an early lead now is my short game,”he do things lackadaisically,” off a guy like that, he’s said. Cox said. such a great pitcher,” “I’m hitting the ball Not only did Cox have Bergesen said. “To get pretty good, I just haven’t a shortstop off his game, multiple innings with been able to putt.” but Derek Lowe didn’t runs scored early on was He’ll play in one more have it, either. huge for us today.” tournament — the Press The Orioles quickly In the fourth inning, Thornton Future Masters pounded Lowe (7-4) for Felix Pie singled to drive Tournament later this three runs in the first. in a run, and Andino had a month — before the Aubrey Huff’s infield out two-run double. Atlanta-Kauai challenge. scored the first run, and Wigginton homered Between now and October, Wigginton’s two-run off Kris Medlin in the he’ll be working hard with home run, his fourth, fifth — his fifth. Council Fire (Chattanooga) scored the next two. Wigginton scored four golf course pro Hunt Roberts’ single drove in runs — equaling a career Gilliland to work out the the fourth run in the fifth, high. kinks of his short game. and Andino’s steal of Atlanta’s Chipper Cats coach Chad Jordan home, made it 5-0. Jones was 0 for 3. He’s In the third, Andino’s is confident Coffey will get hitless in his past 21 at- CONTRIBUTED PHOTO to where he wants to be in walk forced home the sixth bats, and is approaching The 7-8-year-old Beaverdale Wildcats took second place in the Relay for Life run, and Lowe was done his golf game. the longest drought of his Team softball tournament. The Wildcats, front row, from left, are: Emma Snyder, after 2 1/3 innings — his “He’s one of those kids career. From Aug. 3-9, Jillian Poe and Emma Reed. Second row, from left, are: Kelsey Schneller,Gracie shortest start since Oct. 3, 2000, he was 0 for 23. who is going to constantly Reed, Meagan Chapman, Lily Snyder,Savannah Hott, Bailee Hixson, Meagan 2004 — coincidentally his NOTE: Atlanta man- work and work until his last start against the Orioles. Schneller,Aubrey Hurt and Mallory Poe. Third row, from left, are: coaches Ricky game is where he feels it ager Bobby Cox expects Roberts’ sacrifice fly 1B Casey Kotchman, Reed, Dana Poe, James Chapman, Wes Snyder and David Hixson. needs to be.” made it 7-0. Lowe was who’s been on the 15-day charged with seven runs disabled list since June 1 Adam Krohn is a sports — the most this season. In with a strained right calf, writer for The Daily his previous five starts, he to be ready to play on Champs! Citizen. You can write him had allowed three or fewer Tuesday. Kotchman has at adamkrohn@daltonciti- runs. been on a rehab assign- zen.com or follow him on “I stunk. It’s a wrap,” ment at Triple-A Twitter @adamkrohn. Lowe said. Gwinnett.

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➣ Continued from page 1B after two or three laps. “It was important we fin- “The 48 (Johnson) came ish this race,”Martin said. “If up there and ran like we we were in the top five in weren’t on a fuel-economy points, we’d have run out run,”Biffle said. “I messed today because I’d have gone with him a little bit. It made for it. me use too much throttle and “The battery had been burned up the gas. going dead since lap 75 and I “Unfortunately,he came turned off all the fans and up there and we cat and stuff,”he added. “I turned it moused and used up too off after we crossed the finish much gas.” line and coasted all the way Johnson led 145 of the around. Then I tried to start it 200 laps. He managed to get up to drive it to Victory Lane AP PHOTO his car to the finish but and it wouldn’t even turn Sports broadcaster wound up 22nd, the last car over. It ran exactly as far as it Joe Buck will debut on the lead lap. was going to run.” his show tonight on “I’m trying to look at the Gordon’s team had to HBO. change his engine on Friday CONTRIBUTED PHOTO bright side,”Johnson said. The 7-8-year-old Chatsworth Red Sox took first place in the Relay for Life Team “We had such a dominant car and that forced the four-time Cup champion to start from baseball tournament during Memorial Day weekend. The Red Sox, front row, and we passed second and Buck’s new the rear of the 43-car field. from left, are: Ben Williason, Kade Greeson, Christopher Brewster and Gage third and we went up to get He didn’t stay there long, Winkler.Second row, from left, are: Garrett Welch, Ladd McConkey, Dylan the lead. It’s unfortunate we moving quickly toward the show airs Flood, Logan Viars and Hayden Hulett. Third row, from left, are: coaches Benji ran out of gas, but that’s how top 10. McConkey,Carey Winkler and Marshall Hulett. it is.” “We just fought hard,” tonight Martin drove only partial Gordon said. “We had to schedules the past few sea- work our way up through sons. He joined Rick traffic and the car was there NEW YORK (AP) — Hendrick’s elite team this to do it. Joe Buck, Fox’s lead Best of the Rest year for the full season and is “Once we got up there in play-by-play announcer making the most of it, despite the top 15 or so, we had to for baseball and football, a few bad breaks that left him make some adjustments. We is known for a serious 13th — one position out of never really could get as tone on the air. But he the field for the Chase for the good as the first two or three plans to weave plenty of championship. But the latest guys, but we were a top-five comedy into his new HBO victory for the four-time car. So I’m really proud of show. series runner-up moved him that.” “Joe Buck Live” to eighth in the points with Gordon, a teammate of debuts tonight and will 11 races remaining until the Martin, Johnson and open with an interview postseason begins. Earnhardt, went to Victory with Brett Favre. Martin said crew chief Lane to congratulate Martin. The first episode will Alan Gustafson told him “I said, “Old man, you examine the intersection he could race hard for snookered us again. ... He’s of sports and celebrity. about 10 laps after the last like a 21-year-old with a lot Other guests include pit stop, but Martin said he of experience under his belt, Michael Irvin and Chad began to conserve fuel and that’s tough to beat.” Ochocinco. PaPartrtsCs Cityity Manager’s Special AUTO PARTS 5QUART SPECIAL

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(Best-of-7) Tampa Bay 5, Washington 4 Loren Roberts 67-67-73-71 — 278 -2 17. (13) Robby Gordon, Toyota, 200, 68.5, 112, Orlando vs. L.A. Lakers Chicago White Sox 5, Milwaukee 4 Vance Veazey 67-68-71-72 — 278 -2 $99,985. Thursday, June 4: L.A. Lakers 100, Orlando 75 Kansas City 7, Cincinnati 1 Patrick Sheehan 68-69-71-70 — 278 -2 18. (12) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 200, 74.6, Sunday, June 7: L.A. Lakers 101, Orlando 96, OT Chicago Cubs 3, Minnesota 2 Bill Lunde 71-66-69-72 — 278 -2 109, $118,178. Tuesday, June 9: Orlando 108, L.A. Lakers 104 L.A. Dodgers 6, Texas 3 Robert Garrigus 69-70-70-69 — 278 -2 19. (4) David Reutimann, Toyota, 200, 70.1, 106, Thursday, June 11: L.A. Lakers 99, Orlando 91, OT Colorado 7, Seattle 1 Ricky Barnes 67-69-73-70 — 279 -1 $105,348. Sunday, June 14: L.A. Lakers 99, Orlando 86, L.A. L.A. Angels 6, San Diego 0 Chris Stroud 66-70-69-74 — 279 -1 20. (16) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 200, 80.1, 103, Lakers win series 4-1 San Francisco 7, Oakland 1 Jerry Kelly 67-68-72-73 — 280 E $124,590. Houston 8, Arizona 3 James Nitties 70-67-71-72 — 280 E 21. (8) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, 200, 92.6, 100, St. Louis at Cleveland, late Glen Day 69-69-70-72 — 280 E $118,748. Today’s Games Bob Heintz 70-65-73-72 — 280 E 22. (3) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 200, 131.2, Milwaukee (Bush 3-3) at Cleveland (Pavano 6-5), Cliff Kresge 71-69-69-71 — 280 E 107, $130,751. BASEBALL 7:05 p.m. Jose Maria Olazabal 66-70-74-70 — 280 E 23. (18) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 199, 65.2, 94, L.A. Angels (Lackey 1-2) at San Francisco (Zito 3- Omar Uresti 70-70-70-70 — 280 E $107,829. College World Series 6), 10:15 p.m. Marc Turnesa 70-69-72-69 — 280 E 24. (37) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 199, 54.9, 91, Tuesday’s Games Nick O’Hern 72-68-72-68 — 280 E $93,650. At Rosenblatt Stadium Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Wil Collins 73-67-72-68 — 280 E 25. (24) Joey Logano, Toyota, 199, 59.9, 88, Omaha, Neb. N.Y.Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. $124,776. Double Elimination Toronto at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 26. (22) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 199, 57.4, 85, Saturday, June 13 Washington at N.Y.Yankees, 7:05 p.m. LPGA Championship $121,981. Arkansas 10, Cal State Fullerton 6 Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Sunday 27. (28) Reed Sorenson, Dodge, 199, 52.8, 82, LSU 9, Virginia 5 Florida at Boston, 7:10 p.m. At Bulle Rock Golf Course $115,626. Sunday, June 14 Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Havre de Grace,Md. 28. (17) Bobby Labonte, Ford, 199, 48.2, 79, Arizona State 5, North Carolina 2, 10 innings Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Purse: $2 million $105,654. Texas 7, Southern Mississippi 6 Arizona at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Yardage: 6,641; Par: 72 29. (34) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 198, 49.9, 76, Today Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Final $96,485. Game 5 — Cal State Fullerton (47-15) vs.Virginia Detroit at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Anna Nordqvist 66-70-69-68 — 273 -15 30. (36) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, 198, 43.7, 73, (48-14-1), 2 p.m. Tampa Bay at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Lindsey Wright 70-68-69-70 — 277 -11 $86,050. Game 6 — Arkansas (40-22) vs.LSU (52-16), 7 Seattle at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Jiyai Shin 73-68-69-68 — 278 -10 31. (33) Marcos Ambrose, Toyota, 198, 43.2, 70, p.m. Oakland at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Kyeong Bae 70-69-72-68 — 279 -9 $92,973. Tuesday, June 16 L.A. Angels at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Angela Stanford 70-71-70-69 — 280 -8 32. (35) David Gilliland, Chevrolet, 198, 44.2, 67, Game 7 — North Carolina (47-17) vs.Southern Nicole Castrale 65-72-74-69 — 280 -8 $76,800. AUTOMOTIVE Mississippi (40-25), 2 p.m. American League Kristy McPherson 70-70-70-70 — 280 -8 33. (10) John Andretti, Chevrolet, 198, 52, 64, Game 8 — Arizona State (50-12) vs.Texas (47-14- Na Ye on Choi 68-71-70-72 — 281 -7 $83,175. North Georgia Toyota 1), 7 p.m. East Division Song-Hee Kim 73-72-68-69 — 282 -6 34.(38) Paul Menard, Ford, 197, 36.6, 61, Wednesday, June 17 WLPct GB Amy Ya ng 68-74-70-70 — 282 -6 $104,531. www.northgeorgiatoyota.com Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs.Game 6 loser, 7 Boston 38 25 .603 — Stacy Lewis 68-72-71-71 — 282 -6 35. (43) Max Papis, Toyota, 193, 28.4, 58, p.m. New Yo rk 36 27 .571 2 Jin Yo ung Pak 69-71-69-73 — 282 -6 $73,975. Thursday, June 18 Tampa Bay3431.523 5 Brandie Burton 73-71-72-67 — 283 -5 36. (19) Martin Tr uex Jr., Chevrolet, 192, 42.5, Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs.Game 8 loser, 7 BANKING Toronto 34 31 .523 5 Inbee Park 70-72-73-69 — 284 -4 55, $108,915. p.m. Baltimore 27 36 .429 11 Irene Cho 72-75-65-72 — 284 -4 Friday, June 19 37. (21) Scott Speed, Toyota, 174, 33.2, 52, Central Division Paula Creamer 74-70-71-70 — 285 -3 $85,948. First Georgia Bank Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs.Game 9 winner, 2 Shi Hyun Ahn 73-70-72-70 — 285 -3 WLPct GB 38. (26) David Stremme, Dodge, accident, 159, p.m. Detroit 34 29 .540 — In-Kyung Kim 72-74-68-71 — 285 -3 www.firstgabnk.com Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs.Game 10 winner, Katherine Hull 69-69-76-71 — 285 -3 47.6, 49, $106,280. Minnesota 32 33 .492 3 39. (6) AJ Allmendinger, Dodge, 144, 58.6, 46, 7 p.m. Chicago 30 34 .469 4 1/2 Sophie Gustafson 69-74-70-72 — 285 -3 Saturday, June 20 Natalie Gulbis 72-75-69-70 — 286 -2 $73,740. BUSINESS SERVICES Kansas City 28 34 .452 5 1/2 40. (39) Dave Blaney, Toyota, engine, 23, 29.5, Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs.Game 9 winner, 2 Cleveland 28 36 .438 6 1/2 Hee-Won Han 70-69-73-74 — 286 -2 or 7 p.m., if necessary Maria Hjorth 71-75-72-69 — 287 -1 43, $73,700. West Division 41. (42) Sterling Marlin, Dodge, electrical, 23, ATotal Resource Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs.Game 10 winner, WLPct GB Michelle Wie 70-74-73-70 — 287 -1 7 p.m., if necessary Eun-Hee Ji 74-69-73-71 — 287 -1 28.9, 40, $73,665. Texas 35 27 .565 — 42. (40) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, electrical, 20, www.exceptionalpeo.com NOTE: If only one game is necessary, it will be Los Angeles 32 29 .525 2 1/2 A. Hanna-Williams 72-74-69-72 — 287 -1 played at 7 p.m. Mindy Kim 74-69-72-72 — 287 -1 31, 37, $73,620. Seattle 30 33 .476 5 1/2 43. (41) Tony Raines, Dodge, electrical, 17, 25.3, Championship Series Oakland 27 35 .435 8 Paige Mackenzie 68-77-69-73 — 287 -1 COMPUTERSERVICES Best-of-3 Lorena Ochoa 72-69-73-73 — 287 -1 34, $73,226. Monday, June 22: Game 11 or 13 winner vs.Game Ya ni Tseng 73-71-69-74 — 287 -1 ——— Race Statistics 12 or 14 winner, 7 p.m. Beth Bader 73-73-74-68 — 288 E Advanced Computer Services Tuesday, June 23: Game 11 or 13 winner vs.Game Yo ung Kim 72-74-71-71 — 288 E Average Speed of Race Winner:155.491 mph. www.advcompnet.com 12 or 14 winner, 7 p.m. GOLF Michele Redman 72-73-72-71 — 288 E Time of Race: 2 hours, 34 minutes, 21 seconds. Wednesday, June 24: Game 11 or 13 winner vs. Cristie Kerr 76-70-70-72 — 288 E Margin of Victory: 2.992 seconds. Game 12 or 14 winner, 7 p.m., if necessary Soo-Yun Kang 73-71-72-72 — 288 E Caution Flags: 3 for 14 laps. St. Jude Classic Na Ri Kim 71-73-72-72 — 288 E Lead Changes: 11 among 6 drivers. FINANCIAL PLANNING National League Sunday Ashleigh Simon 68-74-74-72 — 288 E Lap Leaders: Ky.Busch 1-8; J.Johnson 9-73; At TPC Southwind H. Bowie Yo ung 75-70-70-73 — 288 E Ky.Busch 74; J.Johnson 75-117; C.Edwards 118; Wachovia Securities East Division Memphis, Tenn. J.Johnson 119-152; D.Hamlin 153; G.Biffle 154- WLPct GB Purse: $5.6 million 194; J.Johnson 195-198; G.Biffle 199; M.Martin www.agedwards.com/fc/jr.fitch Philadelphia 36 25 .590 — Yardage: 7,239; Par: 70 200. 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BY ERIC OLSON faced one batter in the 10th, against Scott Copeland and Associated Press Writer took the loss, but Moran was Collin Cargill, with Cargill OMAHA, Neb. — After clearly off his game when the walking Brandon Loy to Arizona State’s Josh Spence Tar Heels needed him most. bring in the tying run. Josh and North Carolina’s Alex “He got the ball up on the Fields came on to strike out White tangled in a rare home run,”Carolina coach Cameron Rupp, but then College World Series pitch- Mike Fox said. “He didn’t walked pinch hitter Kevin ers’ duel, a bad break for the look like he had the life he Lusson to make it 6-5. Tar Heels and a good swing usually has. The home run Southern Miss tied it the top of the bat by Kole Calhoun shocked him a little bit.” of the ninth on James decided the outcome. Carolina won its CWS Ewing’s single off Taylor Calhoun’s three-run homer opener each of the past three Jungmann (9-3). off Brian Moran in the top of years but now finds itself one Johnston, the fifth Southern the 10th inning, after Carolina game from elimination. Miss pitcher,relieved Fields right fielder Garrett Gore’s “Just a tough loss,”White (2-1) with one out in the bot- error led to the go-ahead run, said. “The good thing is that tom half. The side-arming carried the Sun Devils to a 5- we get to play again.” Johnston struck out Tant 2 victory Sunday in a game Texas 7, USM 6: In Shepherd, but then he threw that left ASU coach Pat Omaha, Southern Mississippi only one strike on his final Murphy shaking his head. reliever Jonathan Johnston eight pitches. “How many games do you walked Brandon Loy on four The Longhorns rushed out of strike out 14 times, get picked pitches with the bases loaded their dugout to greet Loy, his off twice, make an error and in the bottom of the ninth to arms raised, after he touched still win? Pretty lucky,” AP PHOTO give Texas a 7-6 win in the first base. Murphy said. Arizona State's Kole Calhoun, center,celebrates with teammates Jared College World Series on Southern Miss rallied for ASU (50-12) plays McDonald, right, and Jason Kipnis (28), after he hit a three-run home run Sunday night. three runs against star closer Tuesday night against Texas. against North Carolina in the tenth inning of an NCAA College World Serie The Longhorns’ final three Austin Wood in a crazy The Tar Heels (47-17) will game,in Omaha, Neb., Sunday. runs scored on bases-loaded eighth. play the Southern Miss-Texas walks. Of Texas’ last 11 bat- Texas entered up 4-2 after loser in a Bracket 2 elimina- what he gives me and hit it gles over seven innings. The “Brilliance on my part,”a ters, six walked and one was Russell Moldenhauer hit his tion game the same day. into left center. Fortunately,it Los Angeles Angels’ third- smiling Murphy said. hit by a pitch. first home run of the season Things finally broke open got up in the air and got out round pick walked three and Spence and Lambson The Golden Eagles’ dismal to break a sixth-inning tie. for the Sun Devils after Jason of here.” struck out eight in his 122- stymied a Carolina offense pitching performance in their Wood came on after starter Kipnes reached when Gore White, who went nine pitch outing, then gave way that had been batting .400 in Omaha debut spoiled an oth- Cole Green gave up a leadoff misplayed his one-out fly ball innings in his fourth CWS to lefty Mitchell Lambson (9- the NCAA tournament, 99 erwise gutty performance double to pinch hitter Adam near the warning track. The start, matched his career-high 3) in the eighth. points above its regular-sea- against the No. 1-seeded Doleac. Nick Smith, who ran ball nicked Gore’s glove and with 12 strikeouts. The Lambson gloved Gore’s son mark of .301. The Heels Longhorns. for Doleac, scored on a wild dropped. Carlos Ramirez fol- Cleveland Indians’ first-round hard liner and threw to first to came in averaging 10 runs in Texas (47-14-1), in the CWS pitch after Taylor Walker’s lowed with a base hit up the draft pick was touched for double up Levi Michael, end- the postseason and had scored for a record 33rd time, moves infield single. Wood walked middle, scoring Drew Maggi three doubles in the first two ing the eighth. He caught 45 in the previous four on to a Tuesday game against James Ewing, and pinch hit- from second to break a 1-1 innings, but he allowed only Dustin Ackley looking at a games. Arizona State. Southern Miss ter Brian Dozier reached on tie. four singles the rest of the pitch on the inside corner just Ackley, taken second over- (40-25) will try to stay alive catcher’s interference to load Calhoun, who had ground- way in his 131 pitches. above his knees to end the all by the Seattle Mariners against North Carolina in a the bases. ed out to the mound his first “Cleveland’s got a good ninth and struck out Mark last week, went 2 for 5 and Bracket 2 elimination game Wood missed outside on a three at-bats and struck out one,”Murphy said. “Every Fleury and Gore to end the extended his postseason hit- the same day. full count to Corey Stevens to looking on his fourth, sent big situation we had, he game. ting streak to 20 games. The Eagles used an infield force in the tying run. The Moran’s 1-1 pitch four rows turned it up a notch. You Faced with the choice of Moran, the Tar Heels’All- single, a wild pitch, a bases- Eagles went ahead when Joey into the stands in left-center knew you were in a fight with starting Spence or Cincinnati Atlantic Coast Conference loaded walk and the first Archer grounded to third and field for a four-run lead. someone who was pretty spe- Reds first-round pick Mike reliever, struggled against the catcher’s interference call at Michael Torres bounced his “I wanted a better at-bat cial. That’s why Cleveland Leake, Murphy went with the Sun Devils after having the CWS since 1981 to take a throw home. Catcher than the last four,and that needs to pay him even more Australian lefty because allowed just five runs in his 5-4 lead in the eighth. Cameron Rupp couldn’t hold wasn’t hard to do,”Calhoun than they set out to pay him.” Carolina’s lineup has six left- previous 31 innings. Texas loaded the bases with on to the ball as James Ewing said. “Murph told me to take Spence allowed eight sin- handed batters. Colin Bates (4-3), who one out in the bottom half slid in safely.

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Walnut Ave. Call 706-217-1853 or email: BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn Call: 706-581-1037 [email protected] NWGA Janitorial has 4906 News Rd. 2 BR 1 BA fixer immediate opening for P/T upper, 2 acres. $74,000, $1,000 Restaurants for rent: *410 S. Special evening hours positions avail. dn. as low as $650 month. Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’s Diner) 105 Notices General office & plant cleaning 315 Foster 2 BR 1 BA fenced Incl. equipment $3,495 mo. *801 yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as E. Walnut Ave. Barrett Fish Day! Live fish for pond positions in Dalton. Apply in low as $550 month Marketplace $2995/Mo. $2000 Look for the solution to today’s Sudoku Puzzle stocking. Wed., June 17th, 9am- person 381 Old Dalton Rd. CHATSWORTH dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. 10am at Chatsworth Farm and Calhoun. 706-625-8895 on page 6B of the classifieds. 3886 Maple Grove Rd. Brick 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 Garden in Chatsworth. 706-695- home, 3 BR 2 BA $115,000 4321. Tommy’s Fish Tr uck 501- Retail and Office Space $5,000 dn, as low as $850 mon 796-6349. 322 Sales for Lease. WESTSIDE Walnut Ave. + other locations 751 Apartments 751 Apartments FINANCIAL North Georgia Toyota 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. 706-278-1566 City west near Creative Arts Unfurnished NOW HIRING $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon Guild. 2bd 2ba, CHA, WD conn. FULL TIME SALES 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 3 BA Lease, references req’d $550 2 BR 1.5BA NEAR MALL ASSOCIATES. $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn RENTAL HOUSING mon $300 dep. 706-463-3171 townhouse, newly remodeled. 254 Money to Lend Come work for the BEST. Must TUNNEL HILL $485/ mo. $400/ dp. No pets. 6 2898 Dogwood 2 BR 1 BA, Duplex Apt. off Old Grade Rd. mos. lease, ref. req’d. 706-226- Low Rates, Affordable Payments. be outgoing and professional. $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. Lg. private, quiet lot, dead end 2548 CASH LOANS COMPANY No experience necessary. 751 Apartments st. Great area for sm. kids or 4BR 3BA, new home for sale by 706-278-7600 Apply in person: garden. 2br. W/D conn. Very owner. $5,000 closing cost paid. $120/wk. 1bd, new carpet & Subject to our liberal credit policies 1510 E. Walnut Ave. clean. $100/ wk., $200/ dep. 752 Homes For Rent NORTH GEORGIA TOYOTA Hardwood, tile throughout, 9 ft paint, close to hospital. 706-278-1520 or 706-517-9064 3 BR 2 BA House for rent EMPLOYMENT ceilings. below appraisal. Corner Also 1 & 2 bd S. 41 Hwy. lot in Subd. (706)695-6404 Nora Power, water & cable DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel Cohutta area. 706-694-0022 PETS/LIVESTOCK furn’d. Deposit Required. Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, Home for sale. $49,000, Just Denise 706-463-1598 or $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays 306 Education outside Dalton City limits off En Español 706-463-0945. Motel Rooms For Rent: S. Dixie Riverbend Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. Older Hwy. 41. Standard - $95/wk. Lg.- The University of Georgia is 502 Free Pets 1 STORYcompletely furn. effic. small home, but livable w/good $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2 wks. Summer Special 2 week FREE seeking a qualified candidate for Cable TV, phone, microwave, **Loving homes needed for garden spot. 706-226-2241 rent. Furnished + TV, basic w/ 1 yr. lease - Sweetwater Rd. the ARCHWAY kitc. supplies, linens, utilities adorable 7 week old kittens. cable, private phone. 706-279- 3 BR 2 BA, $145wk, $290dep. PROFESSIONAL faculty Lease Purchase.3bd 2 ba furniture North Tibbs Road. Litter box trained. Call (706)694- 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 So. end of Murray Co off Hwy position in Dalton/Whitfield house in Dalton. 207 S. Spencer $149/weekly, 278-7189. County, GA. For a detailed job 8614 225 S 1/2 + acre lots, beautiful St. $55,000. $1,000 down & STAY LODGE country setting. Several to description, contact $450 mo 706-260-9183 1, 2, & 3 Bd Apt’s - Starting at Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furn w/all [email protected] or link to: choose from. Sweetwater Rd., Free puppy to a good home. $125/week. Power, water, utilities. Laundry fac., basic www.archwaypartnership.uga.edu. Commercial Chatsworth Hwy. 225 Fm Chats German Shepard / Collie mix. 9 726 Buildings cable furnished. cable. Private phones furn. Hwy. Take Hwy 225 S 13 mi. Fm weeks old, has had shots. Call For details. 706-463-0672, Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax Calhoun, take Hwy 225 N, 6 mi 310 General 706-422-8227 706-463-0671 & Español Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per past Elks Golf Course, 1 mi N. of 706-463-0945 week. Call 706-278-0700 4-way at Nickelsville. 706-279- CAGLE’S FARMS, INC. is now 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 accepting resumes for a Free to a good home. Female 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon STAYLODGE - WILLOWDALE Hatchery Supervisor. Lab mix, has been spayed, *19,000 sq.ft. - 2105 E. Walnut $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 MOVE IN SPECIAL Low rent opportunity. Proof of Candidates should possess DOT approx. 3 yrs. old. House broken. Ave. Retail space, Next to Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly 1st Week $100.00 income required, utilities included.1 month free. 1db/1ba (Department of Transportation) Call 706-673-1904. Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. 706-278-0700 Regulation Experience, *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 $400. 2db/1ba $480. Call Free to good inside home only. Arthur 706-264-6703 or Rodney Communication Skills, Computer (Bretlin) 1st month, 1/2 off! 2 bd, 1 ba, Townhouse APT : Convenient to Large male neutered & 706-218-2732. Office 706-275- Skills, and Organizational Skills. *Retail space -Dalton Place w/d hookup, c/h/a. Power, water, Schools & Hospital. Utilities vaccinanted cat. Very loving. 8906. Bi-Lingual is a plus, but is not Shop. Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. & cable furnished. Close to included w/pest control & garb Prefer home without children or required. Candidates must have 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. service. Weekly or monthly. 706- inside dogs. (706)313-0310 Nice Home For Rent 211 a High School Diploma, College 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 $200/dep. 706-581-4615 264-8867 Degree or Agriculture Ridgecrest Dalton Area. 3br, Commercial 2ba, C/H/A. New paint/all experience is a plus, but is not Free to good inside home or UNDERWOOD LODGE 728 Rental 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. appliances incl., $750 deposit & required. Submit resumes to outside fenced yard. 2 yr. old A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. $750 per mo./Owner Financing [email protected]. Female bulldog, very loving, Furnished Efficiency with No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- options available. Call 706-218- good with kids and all animals. kitchenette. All Utilities & 0743 or 646-884-4480 Cable!! Laundry Facility 2047. Field Service Technician and only. (706)313-0310 Available. Mechanical Assembler – Local 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR 110 L. Mill Creek 6 yr old 3 BR 2 *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, Move In Specials $70-$90 machinery manufacturer is Free to good inside home or 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- BA $650 mon. $400 dep. *Also, includes utilities, between for first week! seeking a service oriented outside fenced yard. Female 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 108 L Mill Creek, 2 BR 1 BA Newspaper office & Bank of Am. individual with good mechanical hound mix, very loving, great $600 mon. 706-226-2508 *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. 706-226-4651 skills and experience. Candidate with kids and all animals. ft. includes utilities. Many sizes 2 Months Free Rent!!! should also be able to debug (706)313-0310 or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut and program AC inverters and *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 Super Deluxe Townhome The Daily Photo be knowledgeable in PLC 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath applications. Competitive pay ITEMS FOR SALE W. Walnut Ave. Between Long and benefits. Good driving John Silvers & Burger King. huge closets, pool record and drug screen are 5,500 S/F. w/ cabana. requirements for the job. 606 Furniture 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. BEST DEAL IN DALTON Send resumes to 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 BEST LOCATION [email protected] or Apply in FREE Used mattresses and box loading docks & offices. 1 block TRUE LUXURY person CIMS, 2204 Industrial springs at the Travel Lodge off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on South Rd, Dalton, GA, phone behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 706-279-1801 706-277-9059. No phone calls. 911 Market Street , Dalton. 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. Heating & Air conditioning 211 W. Gordon. Call: 706-278- 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apts. Utilities Service Tech needed. Call for 6339 included. Starting at 704 Land & Lots $140/week. 706-260-9183. more info 706-277-2156 or 706- Available 5,000 SQ. FT. Antioch 483-2465 Rd. Next to Queen Cpt. Beautiful Land For Sale. A SWEET DEAL FOR YOU!! $900/month. Call 706-278-3403 HVAC Installer Needed. Min 5 Beaverdale Community. Well maintained. Submitted by yrs experience needed. One 5+ acre tract left. Owner Office space for lease. Convenient location! Johnny Payne of Chatsworth, GA Excellent pay and benefits. financing available. For Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite Call PARK CANYON APTS To submit you photo, email photo, name Apply at 3363 Chattanooga Rd. information call Kevin 706-217- and 2,500 sf. suite. 800 College 706-226-6054 8335 and city to: [email protected] Tunnel Hill, GA Dr. 706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p Email: [email protected] 6B Monday, June 15, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Mobile Homes 752 Homes For Rent 776 For Sale 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks 812Sport Utility Vehicle $ Simple Management Mobile home foreclosures. Services LLC Accepting cash offers.Call Josh 706-508-4370 at Vanderbilt Mortgage 888-810- Se Habla Español 3541 x7960 or Over 40 Homes With Pictures to [email protected] Choose From On Our Website At: Mobile Homes www.picksimple.com 778 For Rent 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab., Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 RENT TO OWN 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & Sport Package. Both tops. White diesel, 103k miles. 4x4. engine with 3rd row seat. Well Federal Tax Credit Apartments in Whitfield & Murray w/ gray leather/ Books & Automatic, Excellent condition. maintained. Many extras. Only Get Yo ur Down Payment Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities records. Low miles. Good Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 Motorcycles Rebated furnished. 706-278-4048 condition. Reduced to $15,950. or 706-629-4000. 856 & Bikes **CHATSWORTH –359 Torino Will accept trades. Phone 706- JUST LIKE NEW!! Drive 3/1.5 $650 a Mth & $1000 264-1932 RECREATION 2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson down Move in Special - 2 weeks free! Street Glide, vivid black, full **COHUTTA – 3/2 285 Wheeler Very nice 3br 2bt MH on private Rinehart exhaust, passenger Dam Road $654 a Mth & $1000 lot in Northwest High School 851 Boats detachable back rest, AM/FM Down HAS A LAKE!!!!! Tunnel Hill area. No pets. $135 radio & CD player, security **DALTON – Bear Creek wk / $250 dep.706-260-9988 system, garage kept, only 4,300 3BR/1.5BA $850 a Mth and miles. Please call 706-581-3516. $1000 Down Rent / Rent to Own. $450 and 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab. **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide up. 2 & 3 bedroom. Ashley 2003 Kia Optima, automatic, 6.0 diesel, 94k miles. 4x4. 3265 Rauchenberg $718 a Mth Brooke. S. Hwy 41. Clean and power windows & locks, CD Automatic, Excellent condition. & $1000 Down safe! Call 706-279-1553 player, 100K miles. 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Transmission, Deposit 801 & Classics A/C, ABS brakes, Power 3BR/1BA $600 a Mth. &$600 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k Steering, 2 Bucket Seats, 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) deposit. miles, 6 sp., still under factory AM/FM radio, 10 ft loading ramp 160 HP High Output Motors **DALTON 212 W Ezzard Ave warranty, carbon black on black, w’ 1000lb capacity. Mileage Adult Ridden/Fresh water 2BR/1 BA $395 a Mtn. Harman/Kardon sound, ranging from 40,000 – 75,000 Very Low Hours $6500 each **DALTON 1010 Foster St. navigation, heated seats, miles. Sale price is $12,000 - with extras 706-313-4295. 3BR/1BA $145 a Wk & $500 xenon headlights, garage kept, $14000. Only method of deposit. 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, one owner, asking $43,000. payment accepted is certified Motorcycles **DALTON 315 Foster RD good condition & clean. Call: 706-260-1673 check or money order. Sorry no 856 & Bikes 2BR/1BA $450 a mth &$225 Everything original, PS, PB, financing Contact Josh Hall @ Deposit. upholstery good. 70,010 actual Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, Tired of Being a Landlord? Our miles. Auto, 350 eng. Kept Night- 423-304-6669 Property Management covered. Company Manages Over 130 $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. Units in Northwest Georgia. Let 811 Utility Trailers Us Help Yo u Today! Call NOW!! 806 Domestic Autos 2005 Super Charged Mini Mobile Concession stand (log Cooper. 6 speed. Convertible. cabin), great for carnival or fair, 753 Condos For Rent Premium Sport Package. One completely self contained, AC, 2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low 2 bedroom 1.5 bath upscale owner, 40,000 miles, Espresso cart, $15,000. miles, like new, always garage townhome, 1/2 mile from Harmon/Kardon parking Call: 706-581-4122 for details. kept. Teal green. Just Reduced hospital 1317 Moice Dr. Newly sensors, cruise control, auto air. to: $3,000 OBO. 706-275-7035. renovated, hrdwd floors, $650 Price $21,000. 2006 Cadillac STS, 6 cycl, nav. 812Sport Utility Vehicle mon. Call (706)271-6633. Call: 706-313-1119. sunroof, heated & cooled seats, 2005 Buick Rendezvous 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue. 5,300 LEASE PURCHASE fully loaded, white diamond. Good condition. 80K miles. miles, jardine slip on pipe. 2 2 BR 2 BA condo in Chatsworth. 39,000 miles. $18,500. 26mpg. Great running car. Price years warranty remaining. Never Call: 706-217-8335 706-277-3729 reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- been laid down. Excellent 8065 condition. $5,.400 or best offer. MOBILE HOMES Call: 706-508-3955 807 Import Autos 2005 GMC Envoy SLT. Loaded Mobile Homes 2006 Ya maha Raptor 350 with 776 For Sale 01 Honda Accord EX, Leather, with every option available. 47K Multi Disk CD, sunroof, V-6, Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord miles, 1-owner, garage kept, non trailer. Excellent condition. 4-Sale by Owner – Two mobile great condition. $6,500. 706-459- EXL. Like new. Gray. Full smoker, $12,000. Call 706-280- $3,000. OBO. Located in Dalton. homes on rented lots. Ready to 4821 warranty. 39 k miles. 8268 Call 907-388-2104. move into or move to your land. Loaded. Leather seats, XM 3br/2bt in Tunnel Hill $13,900. 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, radio, sunroof, 34mpg. Like new. 99 Ford Explorer, Limited 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter 2br/1bt in Ringgold $10,900. loaded, white with frost leather. Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! Edition, Leather, CD changer, 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3 yr Special Deal $22,500 for both! New tires. 30,000 miles. $16,999. obo. sunroof, AWD, V-8. $4,995. 706- warranty, touring case. Call today 706-260-9988. $24,500. OBO. 706-463-0672 706-614-7719 459-4821 $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 THE DAILY CITIZEN Monday, June 15, 2009 7B Reach over 39,150 readers for around $4.00 per day!

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