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TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2012 VOLUME 100, NUMBER 31 PRINTED WITH RECYCLED NEWSPRINT WilliamsonDailyNews.com NEWSSTAND PRICE IS 50 CENTS Woman gets 40 years for husband’s murder By CHAD ABSHIRE The sentencing is the maximum penalty drous love and peace,” Sparks said. Staff Writer she could have gotten, as she faced between David Clark, a former Williamson busi- no less than 10 years and no more than 40. nessman, was found shot to death in the cou- WILLIAMSON - A woman accused of “Based upon a comprehensive analysis of ple’s home in Varney by a relative on April killing her husband in April of last year was the evidence, I am confident that justice was 26. sentenced to 40 years in prison yesterday. served in this case,” Mingo County Prose- After the body was found, Crystal Clark, Crystal Gale Clark, 33, of Varney, was cuting Attorney, C. Michael Sparks, said in a along with the couple’s daughter, then originally indicted in September by the press release last month following her guilty 13-month-old Chloe Clark, were missing. Mingo Grand Jury for the murder of her hus- plea. An Amber Alert was placed on the child, band, David Clark, at their home in Varney. “I trust that the victim’s family can now but Chloe Clark was found unharmed on She pleaded guilty to second-degree mur- have closure as they continue the grieving April 28, with her mother, in a motel room der in January. process. May God bless them with His won- ■ Turn to CLARK/6 Crystal Clark Winners from the Rough N’ Rowdy
Staff Photo/RACHEL C DOVE A 2004 GMC Sierra truck that was destroyed by fire following a two-vehicle accident Monday afternoon on U.S. 119. No serious injuries in fiery two-vehicle accident Monday By RACHEL C. DOVE was operating a 2004 Staff Writer GMC Sierra truck in the northbound lane of U.S. MYRTLE - The inves- 119 when he lost control tigation continues into of the vehicle for an un- the cause of a two-vehi- known reason. cle accident that occurred He reportedly drove Monday afternoon on across the median into the U.S. 119 near the com- southbound lane, struck a munity of Myrtle, with guardrail and shot back one of those involved across the median where bursting into flames after he collided with a 2010 impact. Dodge Ram 2500 driven Staff Photo/RACHEL C DOVE Staff Photo/RACHEL C DOVE Mingo County Deputy by William Lipps, 65, of Winners of the lightweight women’s division of Pictured left to right are Williamson Rough N’ Kevin Ball released in- Williamson. the 2012 Williamson Rough N’ Rowdy compe- Rowdy heavyweight division runner-up Matt formation from his pre- Following the crash, tition are left to right: Champion Laura Byrnes Totten and champion Jeremy Chapman. liminary report, saying the GMC pickup ignit- and runner-up Crystal Mullins. Other winners that Wayne Edward John- ed, and in a very short can be found on page 5. son, 36, of Chapmanville, ■ Turn to ACCIDENT/6 Man indicted for murder in deputy’s One-vehicle accident results in fatality death leads Pike County indictments By RACHEL C DOVE a report of a vehicle flipped Staff Writer By JULIA ROBERTS GOAD near Belcher. Police say Childers is accused of breaking into the on its top in the south Staff Writer was speeding when he allegedly home of Jeff Caudill and a build- bound lane of U.S. 119, MYRTLE - A Chap- near the Twins Branch exit. crossed the center line and hit ing owned by Steven Harris, steal- manville resident was PIKEVILLE, Ky. - A Pike Coun- James Thacker’s cruiser head on. ing jewelry from Caudill and tools Upon arrival, Miller ty man has been indicted for mur- fatally injured Sunday stated that he discovered Investigators say they found belonging to Harris. morning in a one vehicle der in connection with the death of drug paraphernalia in Childers • James Perkins, 27, of Shelbi- the sole occupant of the a deputy last month. accident near the commu- 1996 Ford Ranger had SUV. ana, was indicted for possession of nity of Myrtle, on U.S. 119. David Childers, 47, of Ashcamp, Also indicted by the Pike Coun- a controlled substances, hydroco- been ejected from the vehi- was indicted by a Pike County According to informa- cle and was unresponsive. ty Grand Jury were: done, alprazolam and colazapam, tion received from Mingo Grand Jury for murder and first de- • Tiffany Davis, 30, of Lexing- third offense DUI, driving with a She was identified as gree persistent felony offender. County Sheriff’s Depart- Corrina L. Scott, 34, of ton, was indicted for two counts license revoked for DUI, failure ment Chief Field Deputy Pike County Sheriff’s Deputy burglary, two counts of unlaw- to have insurance and prescription Chapmanville. James Thacker, 53, of Elkhorn James Smith, Deputy M. Eyewitnesses said that ful taking, DUI and driving with drugs not in a proper container. Miller was dispatched at City, died in an accident on US 460 a license suspended for DUI. She ■ Turn to FATALITY/6 ■ Turn to CHILDERS/6 approximately 7:45 a.m. to Mingo deputies make arrests; investigate death By RACHEL C. DOVE Chief Field Deputy James Smith re- form CPR, but were unable to revive House in Delbarton on Friday night, Staff Writer leased information stating that Deputy the female. Mingo County Medical Feb. 3, regarding a female resident M. Miller was dispatched to a home in Examiner Mike Casey was called to being threatened by a male subject WILLIAMSON - The Mingo Coun- Wharncliffe, after the male occupant the scene and pronounced her dead. who reportedly was the father of her ty Sheriff’s Department was kept busy called Mingo 911 and reported that Her body was taken to the Chief child. The manager of the facility said over the weekend responding to a va- he had found his girlfriend, Audrey Medical Examiner’s office in Charles- he was attempting to remove the juve- riety of calls, including one that re- Stumbo, 44, unconscious and unre- ton for autopsy. The investigation is nile from the location. sulted in a Wharncliffe resident being sponsive. still ongoing, but Smith stated that Corporal C. Endicott and Deputy pronounced dead from causes that are Miller and responding emergency foul play is not suspected. S. Smith responded to the scene and yet to be determined. services workers attempted to per- Deputies were called to the Hope ■ Turn to MINGO/6
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CalendarFebruary 7 February 17-19 Wade Spencer will be sing- arrive 30 minutes prior to com- Pantry, at New Vision Assem- The Action In Mingo (AIM) ASEP Coaching class will ing at the Leckieville Freewill plete an application. This does bly, Hatfield Bottom, will give Group will meet at 4:30 p.m. at be conducted at Huntington Baptist Church March at 6 p.m. not affect the intenerate office out USDA food the last Friday Williamson City Hall to begin High School for those inter- There is no admission charge in Williamson DHHR office of the month from noon until 2 planning for the 40th annual ested in coaching a secondary and everyone is invited. on Wednesdays from 8:30 to 5 p.m. It is free. King Coal Festival. All mem- school sport. Register at www. March 20-21 p.m. Mingo County PSD is now bers are encouraged to attend wvssac.org. The Mingo Career Center Mingo Extended Learning accepting applications for wa- and new members are always February 18 will be holding GED testing Center (formerly Mingo Career ter service on the Dingess Water welcome. For more informa- The Disabled American Vet- for candidates who have passed and Technical Center) School Project. Those customers that tion, contact AIM President erans Chapter #141, Belfry, the Official Practice Test. For of Practical Nursing is cur- signed up for water service and Mae Stallard at (304) 235- Ky, and its Auxiliary, will have more information, contact John rently accepting applications have paid their tap fee can now 5560. its regular monthly meeting Webb at (304) 475-3347, ext. for the class of 2012-13. Appli- apply to have their water meter February 8 starting at 2 p.m.at the Belfry 13. To register for Adult Basic cants must pass a pre-entrance installed. A fifty dollar ($50.00) The King Coal Highway Courthouse. All members and Education to take the Official exam to be considered for the refundable security deposit is I-73/74 Authority Board will honorably discharged veterans Practice Test, contact Mary Ol- program. A $35 testing and pre- required. Applications will be meet at 3:30 p.m. in Charleston are invited. iver at (304) 235-2022. registration is required. Test- accepted at the PSD’s office at the Charleston Town Center The First Baptist Church March 31 ing dates are: Thursday, Feb located at the Naugatuck Water Marriott in the Cumberland at Belfry, Ky., will be serving The Lyrick Talent Quest 14 16; Wednesday, March 14; and Plant Monday through Friday Room for their regular meet- lunch as a fundraiser to support will be held at the Mountaineer Tuesday, April 10. For more in- from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Mingo ing. The Authority covers both the WMU missions group. The Hotel at 31 East Second Ave. in formation, call (304) 475-3347 County PSD will have a tempo- the King Coal and Tolsia High- cost is $6, tickets are available Williamson, from 6 p.m. to 11 ext. 16. rary office set up at the field -of ways. at the door. To purchase in ad- p.m. on a first-come-first-serve GED testing dates for 2012 fice beside Jamie’s Restaurant Williamson Public Library vance or for carryout, contact basis. Contact Lyrick Promo- have been set at the Mingo in Dingess beginning August 8, is sponsoring Preschool Story Angie S. at (606) 353-0396. On tions, Ltd. at (304) 928-5085 or Career and Technical Center. 2011 from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm Hour on Wednesday mornings the day of the event, people can visit their website, www.lyrick- There is no cost for the GED Monday through Friday. You at 11 a.m. at the library. This also call the church directly at promotions.webstarts.com. test; however, all candidates may call 304-235-2244 with week is celebrating Valentine’s (606) 237-8400. Menu includes April 24-25 must first pass the Official any questions. Day and children are asked to stuffed baked potato, soup and The Mingo Career Center Practice Tests (OPT) before The Nolan Christian Acad- bring 10 to 12 valentine cards more. will be holding GED testing taking the GED test. To regis- emy is now accepting student with their name signed so they Memorial Church of Christ for candidates who have passed ter, a candidate must call Mary applications. For enrollment can exchange with other chil- will be having Free Hotdog the Official Practice Test. For Oliver at 235-2022 or e-mail: information call dren. Refreshments will be Day (eat in only.) Hearing more information, contact John [email protected] to schedule 304-235-2919 or 304-235- served. screenings available upon re- Webb at (304) 475-3347, ext. the OPT. You will have to bring 5633 or visit www.nolanfwb- February 9 quest. It lasts from 11 a.m. until 13. To register for Adult Basic current state or government- church.com. The Williamson City Coun- 1 p.m. and is located on U.S. Education to take the Official issued photo identification with Every fourth Monday of cil will hold its regular monthly 119 North, Dans Branch exit, Practice Test, contact Mary Ol- name, date of birth, and current each month, House of Hope meeting at 6 p.m. in the council (Alley Branch) first exit past iver at (304) 235-2022. address. When calling, request Food Pantry on Helena Avenue chambers of city hall. The pub- Victory Lane. Everyone is wel- May 26 information for eligibility re- in Delbarton holds its food lic is invited to attend. come. Williamson High School All quirements. She also conducts giveaway. They offer USDA February 11 February 21-22 Classes Reunion Cruise Memo- Adult Basic Education classes foods free of charge to qualify- Examinations for people The Mingo Career Center rial Day 2012 will be departing at the Williamson Campus of ing low-income families. Hour who to be granted a new or up- will be holding GED testing Cape Canaveral May 26, using Southern Community & Tech- of operation are from 10 a.m. graded amateur radio “Ham” for candidates who have passed Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. nical College for those who to 2 p.m. For emergency food, license from the Federal Com- the Official Practice Test. For Cabins locked in at group rates need help to pass the OPT. John call (304) 235-1678. munications Commission will more information, contact John only available until Jan. 3, Webb is the GED Chief Exam- Celebrate Recovery holds be held at 9 a.m. at the Museum Webb at (304) 475-3347, ext. 2012. However, you can make iner at the Career Center, 475- weekly meetings each Tues- of Radio and Technology in 13. To register for Adult Basic reservations at any time within 3347 ext. 13. Once you have day at 7 p.m. at the Chattaroy Huntington. A fee of $15 will Education to take the Official 30 days of departure. For more passed the OPT, you will sched- Church of God. Celebrate Re- be charged per test. For more Practice Test, contact Mary Ol- info, please contact Jennifer ule and attend orientation for covery is a 12-step program information, call (304) 522- iver at (304) 235-2022. Honaker at (304) 208-1260 or the GED with him. Candidates with an emphasis on Christi- 1294. February 23 see our website at http://www. who have documented learning anity. Everyone is welcome to February 13 The Williamson City Coun- galaxseaofhuntington.com/ disabilities or other handicap- attend. The Mingo County Health cil will hold its regular monthly WHSRC/WHSRC_Home. ping conditions may apply for The Donald Taylor Com- Department will be conducting meeting at 6 p.m. in the council html. special testing accommoda- munity and Disaster Center of a food school at 1 p.m. at the chambers of city hall. The pub- Ongoing tions which must have prior North Matewan is looking for Brass Tree in Williamson. For lic is invited to attend. Preschool Story Hour is held approval by the West Virginia volunteers for their center. For more information or to register, March 3 weekly at the Williamson Pub- Department of Education. more information, call (304) call (304) 235-3570. The Lyrick Talent Quest 13 lic Library at 11 a.m. All pre- West Virginia University is 426-8554. February 16 will be held at the Mountaineer school children are invited to giving away free garden calen- The Public Service Board The Tug Valley Shrine Club Hotel at 31 East Second Ave. in attend. For information call the dars while supplies last. Their of Logan County Public Ser- will meet at the Thoroughbred Williamson, from 6 p.m. to 11 library at 235-6029. office is located in the Mingo vice District holds regular bi- Steak House at the Southside p.m. on a first-come-first-serve Workforce West Virginia County Courthouse, Room monthly meetings on the first Mall at 6:30 p.m. All members basis. Contact Lyrick Promo- will take all new unemploy- 103. For more information, and third Tuesdays of each are urged to attend. Discus- tions, Ltd. at (304) 928-5085 or ment claims at its office at 300 contact Dana Wright at (304) month at 6:30 p.m. at the sion of upcoming events will visit their website, www.lyrick- Prosperity Lane, Logan, be- 235-0309 or at (304) 235-0370. District’s office at 41 Armory be on the agenda. promotions.webstarts.com. tween 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Please Operation Charity Food Rd., Monaville. State W.Va. coal group wants Blair Mountain case tossed VICKI SMITH West Virginia Coal Associa- National Register of Historic private property owners ob- tection to declare the site un- Associated Press tion argues in a new court fil- Places. jected. suitable for mining. The DEP ing. Walton has scheduled a The Coal Association says ruled that about 30 percent of MORGANTOWN, W.Va. The association’s friend- status conference for March the groups have no standing the land is exempt from that (AP) — Groups trying to of-the-court brief asks U.S. 1. to sue because they don’t own declaration because it’s al- protect Logan County’s Blair District Judge Reggie Walton In 1921, some 10,000 coal any battlefield property and ready covered under mining Mountain from mining have to grant summary judgment miners who had been trying to have suffered no harm from permits, while other areas are no legal standing to sue be- to the U.S. Department of unionize for years marched to the site’s delisting. They also exempt because there is clear cause they don’t own any of Interior. It argues the Sierra Blair and faced down a dug- argue that the property can- evidence of past mining ac- the property involved in the Club and other several other in army of police and hired not legally be added to the tivity. long-running dispute, the groups have no legal stand- guns who had homemade Register over the objections The groups responded to ing to bombs and machine guns. At of a majority of landowners. that by suing in Kanawha sue Inte- least 16 men died before the The case is part of a multi- County Circuit Court and rior, the miners surrendered to federal pronged effort by labor, envi- delivering the State His- National troops in what became the na- ronmental and historic pres- toric Preservation Office a P a r k tion’s largest armed uprising ervation groups to protect the petition bearing more than In Loving Memory of S e r v i c e since the Civil War. site from mining. 26,000 signatures. or the The 1,600-acre battle- Last summer, they failed The state has not moved Irvine “Shannon” K e e p e r field was briefly added to the to convince the state Depart- to restore the mountain’s Doss of the Register then removed when ment of Environmental Pro- designation. on his 36th birthday 2/5/76- 10/6/06 Alpha laying off 152 at W.Va. mines CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) ditional 52 Kentucky employees Black Castle surface mine and — Alpha Natural Resources says are being offered work at other the Progress/Twilight surface He Is Gone, But Not Forgotten its decision to scale back pro- Alpha locations. mine, and at Logan County’s He is gone, but not forgotten duction and idle some coal mines Media outlets say the West Camp Branch surface mine. His memory lives on Shannon, you were a blessing will cost 152 West Virginians Virginia mines being idled in- The Alloy Powellton Mine in Who fulfi lled our lives for so long. and 168 Kentuckians their jobs clude the No. 2 Gas Mine in Fayette County is eliminating Now our eyes are fi lled with sorrow in the coming weeks. Kanawha County and the Ran- one underground section. For without you is how we face tomorrow Laughter is how I remember you best Spokesman Ted Pile said dolph Mine in Boone County, Virginia-based Alpha has Full of fun, sunshine, and happiness. Monday that another 182 West both underground operations. more than 180 mines and pro- Football, friends, family, and cheer Virginia employees and an ad- Hours are being cut at Boone’s cessing plants in five states. Just a few of the things you held dear. Holidays and birthdays will never be the same Without you there to argue about who's gonna win the game. What will the Giants do without their biggest fan? They'll probably still hear you yelling as we all know you can. Mailed-in filings adjust W.Va. candidate roster God is smiling down as you watch us from above. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — joined legislative races. The majority have withdrawn in the past week. Now he has our Giants fan that we so much love. More than 100 mailed-in filings have Democrats now have 30 contested Around half the additional filings As we gather on your birthday to watch the Super Bowl increased the unofficial roster of West primaries out of 67 races in the House were from Republicans seeking to Cheering on the New York Giants will be our only goal. Save a game for me because I'll be seeing you one day, Virginia’s 2012 candidates. of Delegates, and six out of 17 in the become delegates to their party’s na- Reunited in Heaven, for eternity we will stay. The filing deadline was midnight Senate. tional convention. Our good times are now a memory on Jan. 28. State election officials Republicans have enough candi- Of the 194 convention delegate As you were laid to rest Know that you are in our hearts say the additional filings were post- dates for 17 contested House prima- candidates, 48 are plezdged to Mitt We love you and God Bless. marked by then. ries and one in the Senate. Romney. Newt Gingrich has 43, and A number of these new candidates At least three legislative candidates Ron Paul, 28. Missing you so much!!! Mom, Dad, Belinda & Katrina Visit us online at www.williamsondailynews.com A3
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TooNation many kids breathe others’ Tucson shooting suspect to remain at Mo. facility smoke in cars: says federal CDC JULIE WATSON from schizophrenia and Associated Press are trying to make him LINDSEY TANNER in public, private places one was smoking within But still, the numbers of fit to stand trial. AP Medical Writer including homes and the past week. The most kids still facing the risks SAN DIEGO (AP) — He has pleaded not cars are where people common answer was one “is certainly problemat- A federal judge ruled guilty to 49 charges CHICAGO (AP) — encounter secondhand or two days. The smoker ic,” said CDC researcher Monday that the suspect stemming from the Jan. Texting while driving, smoke these days. Anti- could mean other kids or Brian King, the study’s in the Tucson shooting 8, 2011, attack in Tuc- speeding and back-seat smoking advocates have parents; the study didn’t lead author. rampage that wounded son that killed six peo- hanky-panky aren’t all zeroed in on cars because specify. “The car is the only former Congresswoman ple and injured 12 oth- that parents need to wor- of research showing A CDC fact sheet source of exposure for Gabrielle Giffords will ers, including Giffords, ry about when their kids they’re potentially more suggests even small some of these children, spend four more months who resigned from Con- are in cars: Add second- dangerous than amounts of so if you can reduce at a federal prison fa- gress last month to fo- hand smoke to the list. s m o k e - f i l l e d “There is no risk-free secondhand that exposure, it’s defi- cility where officials cus on recovering from In the first national bars and other level of exposure to smoke can nitely advantageous for are forcibly medicating being shot in the head. estimate of its kind, a re- less confined be risky. health,” King said. secondhand smoke.” him. Loughner’s attorneys port from government re- areas. “There is The CDC advises par- In making his deci- have vigorously fought searchers says more than The research, no risk-free ents to not allow smok- — The federal Centers sion, U.S. District Court the government’s efforts 1 in 5 high school stu- from the federal level of ex- ing in their homes and Judge Larry Burns noted to medicate him with dents and middle school- Centers for Dis- for Disease Control and posure to cars, and says opening a that Jared Lee Loughner psychotropic drugs, al- ers ride in cars while oth- ease Control Prevention secondhand car window will not pro- has made marked im- though they did not ob- ers are smoking. and Prevention, smoke,” the tect kids from cigarette provement at the facil- ject to the judge’s deci- This kind of second- was released CDC says. smoke inside. ity in Springfield, Mo., sion Monday. Attorney hand smoke exposure online Monday in Pedi- Overall, 22 percent of Measures banning where he has partici- Judy Clarke declined to has been linked with atrics. teens and pre-teens were smoking in cars when pated in group therapy comment after the hear- breathing problems and The study is based on exposed to secondhand children are present with other inmates and ing. allergy symptoms, and national surveys done smoke in cars in 2009, have been enacted in at times had coherent Since his arrest, more restrictions are at public and private the latest data available. a handful of states and speech and steady eye Loughner has demon- needed to prevent it, the high schools and middle That figure declined proposed in several oth- contact with others. strated bizarre behavior. report says. schools. Students were gradually during the de- ers. The study authors “That in and of itself He was removed from With widespread asked how often they cade, from 40 percent in say similar bans should is a signal of measur- a May 25 court hearing crackdowns on smoking rode in cars while some- 2000, the study found. be adopted elsewhere. able progress,” Burns after lowering his head said, adding that when to within inches of the he first saw the suspect courtroom table before in court, “there was no lifting it and unleash- Marine sergeant goes to trial way” he could have ing a loud and angry AUDREY McAVOY “These are actions of a Marine trying and took him off patrols so he could done that. rant. Associated Press to take care of his other Marines.” get more rest so he wouldn’t fall Mental health experts Loughner has been Another Marine in the squad, asleep. have determined that at the Missouri facility HONOLULU (AP) — A second Lance Cpl. Jacob Jacoby, last week A command investigation report Loughner, 23, suffers since May 28. Marine is going to trial for allegedly pleaded guilty to assault. He was sen- on the incident said Johns, after dis- hazing a fellow Marine who later fa- tenced to 30 days in jail and demoted covering that Lew had dozed again, 2nd wave of evictions is tally shot himself in Afghanistan. to private first class. A third Marine told other fellow lance corporals that Sgt. Benjamin Johns has been will go to trial later. “peers should correct peers.” sweeping away Occupiers charged with a wrongfully humiliat- Lew, of Santa Clara, Calif., was a At about 11 p.m., he woke up an- ing and demeaning Lance Cpl. Harry DAVID SHARP ment set up shop in New nephew of U.S. Rep. Judy Chu, D- other Marine who was due to relieve Associated Press Lew, who killed himself on April 3. Calif., who has called for congressio- Lew two hours later and had him take York City vowed to contin- Johns, a squad leader, also has been nal hearings on the military’s efforts over the job early. Johns also ordered ue their work to call atten- charged with dereliction for failing to PORTLAND, Maine tion to corporate excess and to prevent hazing. Lew to dig a foxhole deep enough (AP) — A tent city that’s supervise and ensure the welfare of “This is a call for justice,” Chu for him to stand in, so he would stay economic inequality. among the longest-lived “Just because the oc- Marines under his care. said at a press conference in Washing- awake while on watch. Occupy protest encamp- The general court-martial is set for cupation is changing form ton on Thursday. “Too many patriotic The violence escalated after Johns ments is coming down as doesn’t mean it’s going Monday at a Marine base in Kaneohe young people, who only want to serve went to sleep. part of a new wave of evic- away,” Heather Curtis, one Bay, the home of the 2nd Battalion, our country, are being harmed.” Jacoby admitted in his court mar- tion orders against demon- of the campers, said Mon- 3rd Marine Division, which the ac- She also condemned Jacoby’s sen- tial that he punched and kicked Lew, strators aligned with the day before she started haul- cused are assigned to. Proceedings tence as “a slap in the face,” noting saying he was frustrated that the fel- movement in communities ing away her belongings will start with the selection of a jury. he’ll continue to serve in the Marine low Marine repeatedly fell asleep including Miami, Washing- from snow-covered Lin- Johns’ attorney said his client was Corps because he wasn’t discharged. while on watch. He was also upset ton and Pittsburgh. coln Park. only trying to save the lives of his In April, the squad was assigned that Lew spoke to him disrespect- Occupy Maine demon- The encampments that squad as he tried to get Lew — who to a small patrol base in a remote part fully. strators removed several were the heart of the move- had repeatedly fallen asleep on watch of Helmand province where the U.S. The third Marine, Lance Cpl. large tents over the week- ment are becoming scarcer. and patrol — to stop dozing off. The trying to disrupt Taliban drug and Carlos Orozco III allegedly put his end, and the city on Mon- On Monday, a judge issued base had been fired on before, and weapons trafficking. foot on Lew’s back, ordered Lew to day gave them additional what appeared to be the final Johns was concerned Lew wouldn’t By April 2, Lew had fallen asleep do push-ups, side planks and poured time to remove the rest. notice for Occupy Pittsburgh spot Taliban fighters trying to attack four times while either on patrol or sand into Lew’s face. Orozco has Demonstrators who es- to leave. Over the past week, their outpost again, Tim Bilecki said. watch duty in his 10 days at the base. been charged with assault, humiliat- tablished the encampment police began removing dem- “These aren’t acts of hazing. His leaders referred him up the ing Lew, and cruelty and maltreat- just two weeks after the Oc- onstrators in Miami; Austin, They’re simply not,” Bilecki said. chain of command for punishment ment. His court martial is pending. cupy Wall Street encamp- Texas; and Washington, D.C. Tea party: Warming or resigned to Mitt Romney KRISTEN WYATT across the country en- to unseat President in the state. Americans about what Erika Vadnas, 48, an Associated Press tered their first presi- Barack Obama, even if Romney could per- America is all about,” engineer from Colo- dential contest this year he doesn’t vociferously form just as well in Santorum, the former rado Springs who at- DENVER (AP) — expecting to hold major bang the drum of their Colorado and Minneso- Pennsylvania senator, tended a Paul rally last Long skeptical of Mitt sway over the Repub- top issues. ta caucuses on Tuesday. said Saturday in north- week. Romney, tea party ac- lican race following “We’re warming up He won both four years ern Colorado. Kremer, the Tea tivists are either warm- a 2010 congressional to Romney,” said Bri- ago. Since then, both Some tea party activ- Party Express chair- ing up to the GOP pres- election year in which an Walker, a tea party states have been heav- ists argue that the GOP woman, disagreed and idential front-runner or their favored candidates member and 62-year- ily influenced by the tea puts itself at risk if it predicted that tea party reluctantly backing him successfully knocked old sheet metal con- party. ignores conservative conservatives will re- after abandoning hope off a string of insid- tractor in the Colorado In 2010, tea party critics of Romney, even cover from divisions of finding a nominee ers in GOP primaries mountain town of Flo- supporters in both if tea party influence between now and No- they like better. in Colorado and else- rissant. He raves about states claimed credit appears diminished. vember. Whatever the reason, where. Santorum but said he’s for usurping well-fund- “I do not believe in “At the end of the the former Massachu- The movement influ- leaning toward Rom- ed GOP insiders and this idea that you vote day, the movement will setts governor who is enced the presidential ney because he wants producing conservative for the lesser of two come together to defeat coming off of back-to- race early on, with can- to support the candidate gubernatorial nomi- evils. The lesser of two Barack Obama,” Kre- back victories in Flor- didates from Romney he views as the likely nees, Dan Maes in Col- evils is still evil,” said mer said. ida and Nevada now is on down parroting the nominee. orado and Tom Emmer picking up larger shares movement’s language Such perceptions in Minnesota. Both lost of the tea party vote and promoting its agen- may be one of the rea- the general election, than he did when the da of restrained spend- sons Romney has seen a despite big Republican Republican nomination ing to curry favor with bump in support among successes elsewhere. fight began. And that its adherents. tea party followers even Colorado Republi- fact alone illuminates But the coalition was though the movement cans also nominated a the struggles of the greatly fractured and has long been irked by conservative tea party nearly three-year-old plagued by infighting. Romney’s tentative em- favorite, Ken Buck, movement to greatly It also watched as one brace of it and evolu- over a better-funded influence its first presi- favored candidate after tion on several issues it candidate, former Lt. dential race. another lost standing holds dear. Gov. Jane Norton. But “We haven’t gone or quit the race, among In South Carolina Buck also lost the gen- away,” insisted Amy them Georgia business- last month, exit polls eral election to the ap- Kremer, chairwoman of man Herman Cain and showed that only about pointed Democratic the national Tea Party Minnesota Rep. Mi- 1 in 4 self-described tea senator, Michael Ben- Express. But, in the chele Bachmann. The party supporters backed net, who had never be- same breath, she ac- remaining candidates Romney in the pri- fore run for political knowledged lower ex- — Newt Gingrich, Rick mary, which Gingrich office. pectations and a shift Santorum and Ron Paul ended up winning. But Mindful of the tea in focus to Senate races — have attributes that 10 days later, 41 per- party strains in both over the White House tea party backers like cent of tea partyers in states, Romney’s ri- campaign. She also but they face huge hur- Florida’s primary chose vals are playing to the pleaded for patience, dles in knocking Rom- Romney as he cruised movement in hopes saying: “Anybody that ney off his stride. to victory there. And in of engineering come- thinks we are going to That’s left many Nevada, entrance polls backs. change things in one in the tea party shift- showed that Romney “I ask you to reset cycle or two cycles is ing focus to Romney, won 47 percent of the this race. Create an fooling themselves.” a candidate viewed by tea party vote on Satur- opportunity for some- Tea party activists many as most likely day, crushing his rivals one who can speak to A4
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Editorial■ An Upward Look By Mae Stallard But if a man be just “But if a man MAE (though the father be just, and do STALLARD has done none of what is lawful and them). “He eats right…”(Ezekiel at the mountain 18:5) shrines,” he de- The Lord asked files his neighbor’s the prophet Eze- wife. He oppresses kiel what the the poor and needy. people meant He commits rob- by quoting this bery. He does not proverb about the land return what he took in of Israel: “The fathers pledge. He looks to the eat sour grapes, and the idols. He does detest- children’s teeth are set able things. He lends at on edge?” This proverb usury and takes exces- had been quoted in Jere- sive interest. Will such miah 31:29-30 and God a man live? He will not! said they were no longer Because he has done all to quote this proverb in of these terrible things, Israel. For every living he will surely be put soul belongs to God, to death and his blood the father and the son— will be on his own head. both alike belong to (18:1-13) him. The soul who sins The Lord makes is the one who will die. known that the soul The Lord then used that sins shall die. No What has the Lord called you to do? an illustration to make one will bear the iniq- His point clear. If a man uity of another person. By NICK ENGLAND the boat, and followed Jesus. As far to consider this question: What has is just and does what If, however, the wicked Reverend, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church as we know, there was noting remark- the Lord called you to do? is lawful and right. He turn away from all his able about these four men-Simon, I’d like you to seriously consider does not eat at the moun- sins that he has com- “…Jesus was walking by the Sea Andrew James and John. They were that question - think about it - pray tain shrines or lift his mitted, and keeps all of Galilee when He saw two broth- ordinary fishermen. But they were about it. It doesn’t matter your age - eyes to the idols of the God’s decrees and does ers, Simon and Andrew, casting a net extraordinary in this sense: three of we all have some time left, whether house of Israel. He does what is just and right, into the sea. Jesus called on them to them - Peter, James and John - be- a little or a lot. It does matter what not defile his neighbor’s he will surely live: he stop what they were doing and follow come Jesus’ inner circle. Jesus would God calls us to do with that time. wife or come near a will not die. None of the Him and He would make them fist for eventually have 12 apostles, but He How can we live our remaining days menstruous woman, He offences he has com- people. (King James says it best,” I would turn to these three again and to the glory of God? does not oppress any- mitted will be remem- will make you to become fishers of again in the key moments of His life. I promise this: if we listen for the one, but returns what bered against him. What men”). But these four ordinary men - Lord’s call and follow where He he took in pledge for a wonderful news for the Mark reports that they just got up, along with the other eight Apostles - leads, the Lord will do something loan. He does not com- Christians. left everything behind, and followed turned the world upside down. They important with our life - just as he mit robbery but give his Poem after Him. didn’t do it alone. They did by the did with Simon, Andrew, James and food to the hungry, and If a man be just, Jesus went a little further and grace of God. But they did it! Today John. provides clothing for And does what is spotted two more men - the broth- their names are known all over the We might not become famous or the naked. He does not lawful and right, ers, James and John - who were also world - not because they are great, well-known or wealthy, but I guar- lend at usury or takes That man is blessed, fishermen. They were mending their but because the Lord whom they antee that we’ll feel very rich, in- excessive interest. He In the father’s sight. nets. Jesus called them, and they too, served is great! deed. withholds his hand from So may we strive to got up, left their father, Zebedee, in I’d like for you to take a moment Amen. doing wrong and judges be, fairly between man and The person God man. He follows God’s wants us to be, decrees and faithfully That we might live There’s no place like home keeps His laws. That and serve Him, By RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON we’ve been for several months, of years of nature’s abuse. You man is righteous; he Throughout eternity. Syndicated Columnist the dogs must wear harnesses and miss the sycamores with their loin- will surely live, the Prayer leashes to go outside. City squir- cloth leaves and the skinny dog- Lord declares. Dear Father, May we FISHTRAP HOLLOW, Miss. rels mock and tease them. woods with their spring surprise. Suppose he has a seek to be obedient to — I did some figuring on the back Here they enjoy a regular reti- Most of all you miss the people, violent son, who sheds you all the days of our of an envelope and discovered that nue of dogs who visit and chase the slow-talking, slothfully rhyth- blood or does any lives. In Jesus’ holy 200 days of 2011 were spent away about the woods for recreation. In mic folk who speak on the sidewalk of these other things name we pray. Amen . from this old hollow. Maybe that’s the city, dog-park etiquette eludes whether they know you or not. You why today it seems almost like an my two, too old to learn new miss the long and circuitous stories exotic getaway instead of what it tricks. They lunge and growl at ev- that pass for answers to questions actually is: an ordinary home. ery strange dog we meet, provok- that could be answered with a sim- Your news ... Your newspaper Outside the window, recent ing my stern rebuke. ple “yes” or “no.” rains have left sand contrails zig- It is for a dog, I imagine, hu- You miss what you have always zagging the pasture. I see flotsam miliating. known. Williamson Daily News from the branch that runs beside When your heart settles on a It’s aggravating, almost. Last the house and at times jumps its place, it’s hard to convince it that month I left the land of no litter banks. If it were warmer, I’d open anywhere else can be home. 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Obituaryof Pinsonfork. and Bill (Shelia) Taylor She was preceded in of McAndrews; special going to bid soon death by her paternal friends, Cobe Fouch and By CHAD ABSHIRE within 120 days.” ter when it comes, you grandparents, Monroe Josh Hubbard and many Staff Writer Carter said that she, need to come see us at and Lassie Taylor; un- other family and friends. Mayor Vivian Livin- town hall now,” Carter cles, Olen Taylor and Vir- Funeral services will GILBERT - The good and others spoke said. gil Maynard; and aunts, be held Wednesday, Feb- Horsepen Water Project on a conference call The water project Myrtle Ingram and Peggy ruary 8, at 1 p.m. in the will begin construction “for nearly an hour” will affect the Horspen, Taylor. R. E. Rogers Funeral soon, but first a con- with the USDA, engi- Gilbert Creek and Brown- Summer loved attend- Home Chapel with David tractor must be found. neers and more regard- ing Fork areas and is ex- ing Bevins Elementary Parsley and Dennis Wol- However, that will be ing the project. pected to be completed School and the McAn- ford of the McAndrews happening very soon. The price for signing very quickly once the con- drews Church of Christ. Church of Christ and Vivian Carter, an up now for the water tractor is found. Other than her parents, Shawn Slone of Mike’s employee with Gilbert will cost $100. After 60 “We’re excited,” Livin- she is survived by one Branch Church of Christ Town Hall, told the Dai- days, the price will in- good said. “Everyone has brother, Tyler Adam Tay- officiating. Burial will ly News that the project crease to $350. been asking us ‘When is lor of the Home; maternal follow in the Garfield “will be going to bid “If you want city wa- the water coming?’” grandparents, Greg and King Cemetery, McAn- Teresa Bevins of Burn- drews, with family and well, Ky.; aunts, Kimerly friends serving as pall- W.Virginia texting bill evolves Summer Michelle (Shawn) Christian and bearers. Visitation will AMANDA IACONE Taylor vote sends the bill to on cellphones. Drivers Greta Bevins of Burn- be held after 6 p.m. Mon- Associated Press the House of Delegates, would be allowed to use Summer Michelle well, Geraldine (Arnold) day and Tuesday at R. which is considering its hands-free technology Taylor, 11, of Pinsonfork, Lowe of McAndrews, E. Rogers Funeral Home C H A R L E S T O N , own measure to curb to make calls or send Ky., went home to be Ky., Leona (Roger) with special services both W.Va. (AP) — The Sen- distracted driving on texts. Police and com- with Jesus Sunday morn- Young of Turkey Creek, nights at 7 p.m. ate has approved a bill West Virginia’s roads. mercial drivers using ing, February 5, 2012, Ky., and Birdie (Avery) R. E. Rogers Funeral that would allow police Police could stop radios would be exempt. from her home. Sluss of Beckley; uncles, Home of Belfry is in to ticket drivers for tex- drivers seen texting Violating the prohibi- She was born May 5, Gregory Kent (Mary) charge of arrangements. ting or talking on their but they would need a tion on texting or talking 2000, at South William- Bevins II of Burnwell, Online condolences at cellphones while on the primary offense, such on handheld cellphones son, Ky., the daughter of Will (Louise) Taylor of www.rerogersfuneral- road. as speeding, to stop would cost drivers a $50 Michael Lee and Angela Huddy, Ky., John Taylor home.com, Monday’s unanimous drivers seen talking fine. Michelle Bevins Taylor To be continued... Accident ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 amount of time, was totally en- across the road and struck the bers of the Lenore Volunteer gulfed in flames. rear of my truck. I’m just thank- Fire Department responded to Johnson was able to exit the ve- ful he managed to get out when his the scene, along with Mingo hicle and escaped serious injury, as caught on fire.” County Emergency Services Di- did the other driver. Ball stated that speculation is rector Jarrod Fletcher. Traffic “I tried every way possible to that Johnson may have possibly was at a standstill in both lanes avoid a collision,” said Lipps. “I fallen asleep at the wheel. The on 119 for approximately 30 December 2011 slowed way down when I saw the driver said to him that he had to 45 minutes, until debris and truck shoot across the four-lane, worked all night and was head- the two vehicles were removed Teriffic Kids honored and when he slammed into the ing home when the accident oc- from the roadway. Staff Photo/RACHEL C DOVE guardrail; I crossed the median into curred. Johnson was cited for failure Williamson Kiwanis member Judy Hambrick and the opposite lane because there Johnson said he could not to maintain control of his vehi- Riverside Principal Paula Brown pose with the weren’t any other cars coming in clearly identify what caused cle and Ball stated there could winners of the Terrific Kids program for the that direction. him to have the accident. be other charges added after the “He then came flying back STAT Ambulance and mem- investigation is completed. month of December 2011. Winners were: Da- mian Hensley, Cayden Turner, Riley Jude, Pey- Mingo ton Massie, Bradley Maynard, Hailey Smith, ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Sydney Stafford, Meghan Ball, Kelsey Maynard, Graci McCoy, Mya Vernatter, Lana Thacker, placed Ricky Newsome, 22, where he was released after post- taken into custody Saturday eve- Madison Hoffman, Sonny Gooslin, Javi Williams of Williamson under arrest, on ing bond. The investigation into ning by Corporal N. Mines and charges of domestic assault. this case continues. Deputy S. Smith, and was charged and Isabella Ball. He was taken to the South- In an unrelated incident, John with one count each of domestic western Regional Jail in Holden Browning, 41, of Delbarton, was assault and domestic battery. Drug testing W.Va. coal Childers ■ miners up for review CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 LAWRENCE MESSINA White also said that his • Michael Ratliff, 41, of Rhonda Johnson, 31, of Myra, • Christopher Blackburn, 27, of Associated Press inspectors lack specific Rockhouse,was indicted for two were indicted for theft by unlawful Pikeville, and Dockette Langley, training on drugs and drug counts of trafficking in a controlled taking of an iPad from the Pikeville 39, of Shelbiana, were indicted CHARLESTON, W.Va. testing, and aren’t even al- substance, cocaine, and DUI. Walmart. for receiving stolen property, ciga- (AP) — Testing coal min- lowed to touch a miner. • Ricky Ratliff, 49, of Regina, • Janie Reynold, 45, of Pikev- rettes and lottery tickets, which had ers for drugs presents both He recalled once going un- was indicted for two counts of traf- ille, Kathyrin Stanley, 38, of Cana- been taken from Carter’s Discount benefits and burdens to derground on a drug com- ficking in cocaine. da, Naoma Hopkins, 56, of Virgie, Tobacco Store. West Virginia regulators, plaint, and he had to ask • Michael Robinson, 27, of Rob- and Dwaye Boyd II, 24, of Kimper, • Michael Bartley, 30, of Elk- the House and Senate Ju- a foreman to conduct the inson Creek, was indicted for traf- were indicted for assistance pro- horn City, was indicted for first de- diciary committees heard drug test. The young miner ficking in oxycontin, prescription gram fraud. gree bail jumping. Monday as lawmakers pur- refused to cooperate, and drugs not in a proper container and • Michael Kelly, 26, of Pikev- (EDITOR’S NOTE: An indict- sue measures this session White ordered him out of public intoxication. ille, was indicted for promoting ment is merely an accusation and to improve mine safety. the mine. • Jessica Johnson, 26, and Cur- contraband, suboxone, into a de- the defendant is presumed innocent Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin “He left the property, tis Fleming, both of Jackhorn, and tention facility. until and unless proven guilty.) has proposed a wide-rang- and wrecked his vehicle,” ing mine safety bill that White said. Clark includes a mandatory, ran- House Majority Whip ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 dom screening program for Mike Caputo, D-Marion, all mine jobs requiring cer- cited how coal operators in Jackson, Tenn. Crystal Clark re- reported Sparks saying that is now in a safe home. David tification. The random test- are increasingly adopting portedly had several drugs in her Chloe Clark, nearly 2 years old, Clark’s father is reportzedly ing should annually screen their own screening pro- system when she was arrested. whose father is dead and whose pleased with the custodial ar- half of any employer’s cer- grams. He asked White to Other media outlets have mother will soon be in prison, rangement. tified workforce, the legis- provide any available fig- lation says. ures of the number or per- Fatality The two committees centage of West Virginia ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 launched a two-day series mines that are already test- Scott allegedly lost control of the During the process of the vehicle her death, and also has requested of hearings Monday for ing. A senior official with vehicle while traveling from the Lo- flipping, Scott, who was not re- the toxicology reports. Further that bill and others. Law- the United Mine Work- gan County area, swerved across the strained by a seat belt, was ejected. information will be released as it makers seek to focus on ers union, Caputo said the median into oncoming traffic, and STAT Ambulance transported becomes available. proposals that respond to northern West Virginia and apparently overcompensated and cut the patient to the Logan Regional The Lenore Volunteer Fire De- the 2010 Upper Big Branch Ohio operations where he the wheels back toward the south- Medical Center, where she was partment also responded to the mine explosion. The worst represents miners all re- bound lane. She then proceeded to pronounced dead. Smith stated scene and provided assistance U.S. coal mining disaster quire drug screenings. flip the vehicle numerous times, that his department is awaiting fi- with patient care and accident in four decades, the un- The UMWA has balked coming to rest on its top. nal reports on the exact cause of clean-up. derground Raleigh County at random testing pro- blast killed 29 miners. The grams. Caputo questioned Rafters second hearing is slated for the potential burden of ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 2 p.m.Tuesday in the House a screening program on of Delegates Chamber. White’s agency. White ear- Some things we say are, of course, but deep down inside us, one true fact So, as you sit in the bleachers Fri- Eugene White, acting lier told the committees that regrettable. We get caught up in the does remain; at the end of the day, we day, whether you’re a fan of one of deputy director of the state turnover remains an issue, moment (game) and do foolish things. should have the upmost respect for the schools or the sport of basketball Office of Miners’ Health with 27 employees leaving That comes with the sport though; both our basketball programs whether itself, just think about all the talent Safety and Training, esti- last year. The agency is also basketball is an emotional sport that you’re from up on the mountain or that is out on the hardwood in front mated that drugs played a short seven or eight inspec- many people put lots of passion into deep in the valley. We want to see of you and be proud of where you role in around 200 of the tors, White said. and that’s evident around here. each other succeed and be the best come from… Mingo County, West 5,413 complaints and in- Some of us will never accept it, they can be, right? Virginia. “To add more things to cidents his agency investi- your plate, without prob- gated last year. ably much more staff, that “Most of the complaints would very difficult, I’m we get, believe it or not, assuming,” Caputo said. a lot of them are from the “If you’re saying wives of the miner,” White we’re going to do drug Visit us online at told the committees. “He’s testing or oversee it at home for the evening, the coal mines in this and he’ll tell his wife that state, we would definite- www.williamsondailynews.com ‘They’re taking drugs or ly have to have staffing, using drugs on the work resources and training,” area where I’m working.’” White replied. A7
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HusbandEntertainment is a consumer, wife isn’t Dear Dr. Broth- DR. JOYCE isn’t an option. ers: When I first BROTHERS * * * met my husband, Dear Dr. Broth- I have to admit ers: My co-worker I was pretty im- and I found what pressed by all his we thought was the stuff. He had all perfect apartment. the man toys you We were excited at can think of, and first to discover two I felt he was earn- guys living right ing a good living and across the hall who were had a lot of interests to willing to do some of the make his rather over- heavy lifting and loan- the-top lifestyle make ing us hammers and stuff sense. But now that we like that. But we’ve been are married and trying to here six weeks now, and save money for a house, every time they see our his continuous shopping door open, they seem to is getting on my nerves. feel it’s OK to just come Super Bowl ads battle for championship MAE ANDERSON showing a couch of shirtless men. talks about the rebirth of Chrysler I think we should agree over and hang out. We AP Business Writer on our mutual goals. I’m don’t want them in our And among the few standouts and Detroit. The two-minute “Im- not a consumer, and he’s lives — or our face — for the night was a Fiat ad that ported from Detroit” ad, one of the still going at it. — M.G. and don’t know what to NEW YORK (AP) — The pres- equated seeing the car for the first few spots that weren’t released be- Dear M.G.: It must do. Help! — H.B. sure was on. The tension was thick. time with making out with a sexy fore the game, follows the compa- have been interesting to Dear H.B.: It sounds And then, there were yawns in be- Italian super model. The tagline: ny’s ad last year that starred rapper see your husband sur- like a case of you dig- tween. “You’ll never forget the first time Eminem. rounded by all his stuff ging a hole and jumping The Super Bowl may have been you see one.” “How do we come from behind, and to try to picture your in. These guys obviously a nail biter, but the ads were a “They did a good job of show- how do we come together and how lives together as a cou- aren’t on the same wave- snooze. ing that some decisions are made do we win?” he asks. “Detroit is ple and how you would length as you, or they Actor Clint Eastwood waxed with the heart, some decisions are showing us it can be done. What’s fit in. You may have sup- would have noticed by for two minutes about Detroit and made with the head and the Italian true about them is true about all of posed that he would lose now that you aren’t ex- Chrysler. An M&M candy stripped car decision resides in the groin,” us.” some interest in acquir- actly rolling out the red “naked” at a party. And stars from said Greg Dinoto, chief creative of- Chrysler’s ad was among the ing man toys, and would carpet when they show the 90s were everywhere, as were ficer of advertising agency Deutsch few standouts on Sunday. “Those concentrate instead on a up at your place unin- dogs and babies, of course. in New York. “It was sexy and sur- very few ads that weren’t overex- simple life of domestic vited at every opportu- Companies paid an average of prising and fun.” posed up front ended up with a real bliss. But in the absence nity. Or are you? If you $3.5 million for a 30-second spot BABIES AND DOGS, OH MY advantage,” said Raymond Taylor, of any evidence to tell really don’t want them for the right to duke it out Sun- Who doesn’t love cute animals a professor of marketing at the Vil- you that was a reason- hanging around, then day in front of the expected 111 and babies? Advertisers are bank- lanova School of Business in Vil- able expectation, you you can’t afford to give million-plus fans. But it was all so ing there aren’t many among us. lanova, Penn. have to start admitting them any mixed sig- ordinary with fewer surprises. That’s why Doritos used both. Meanwhile, real-estate company that people don’t re- nals. No flirting, offer- That’s mostly because nearly One Doritos spot shows a man be- Century 21’s ad shows that a real ally change just because ing them refreshments half of the 70 Super Bowl adver- ing bribed by a dog with the chips estate agent is able to outdo speed they get married and are or doing anything else tisers put their spots out online in to keep the animal’s dirty secret skater Apolo Ohno on the ice, busi- “supposed” to shift their to make them feel that the days leading up to the game. about a cat’s disappearance. In an- ness mogul Donald Trump in busi- priorities. Your mar- your home is their home. That’s a big difference from last other spot, a grandmother uses a ness and former football player ried life may prove to They obviously feel en- year when only a few spots were slingshot to hoist a baby up to grab Deion Sanders at an open house. be more challenging to titled to move in on you released ahead of time. And the a bag of Doritos that belongs to a And in an ad for Pepsi, “The adjust to than you’d re- after you were willing companies that did wait until game boy in a tree who had been taunting X Factor” winner Melanie Amaro alized, and your mutual — even delighted — to day for the “big reveal” didn’t take the baby with the chips. belts out “Respect” for music icon goals may remain elu- accept all you could get many risks. In fact, most settled on Those two ads were crowd fa- Elton John, who plays a king in the sive for the moment. from them in the way of cliché plots with kids, celebs, sex vorites, said Peter Dabol, who ana- spot. “Pepsi for all,” she says. At and humor. Someone who likes setting up your apart- lyzes advertising effectiveness at the end of the ad, John finds him- “Advertisers this year are play- to buy all the shiny ob- ment, and they are look- research firm Ace Metrix. The firm self in the dungeon with rapper and ing it very safe,” said Tim Calkins, jects he sees may have ing for some payback. It polled 500 viewers about the ads to reality TV star Flavor Flav. a professor of marketing at North- a hard time concentrat- seems only fair to them. find the most popular. REMEMBER THAT? NOS- western University. “They’re run- ing on a more long-term They also may have “It’s a typical Super Bowl, fun- TALGIA FACTOR ning spots that are clearly designed goal that doesn’t have fallen for your charms, ny carries the day,” he said. “Ad- Some advertisers attempted to to appeal to a broad audience and an immediate payoff. and genuinely like you vertisers are driving for attention tug at viewers’ heart strings by stir- not to offend.” Socking money away so and want to get to know and likeability.” ring up old, fond memories. Here’s a look at the game’s ads, that eventually you can you. If you have boy- Likewise, Skechers shoe com- Honda’s ad for its compact play by play: enjoy your own home friends or colleagues, pany introduced its new running sports-utility vehicle CR-V shows SEX SELLS — OR AT LEAST just isn’t going to do it invite them over. Make sneaker with an ad showing a actor Matthew Broderick living a ADVERTISERS HOPE IT DOES for him. What you need it clear that you are French bulldog winning a grey- grown-up version of his 1986 hit Advertisers showed a little skin to do is sit down, pos- not available. When hound race by wearing the shoes, movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. in their Super Bowl. sibly with a financial the hallmates come to of course. The dog then moon The ad includes two dozen refer- An ad for domain name-hosting planner, and see if the the door after work, walks across the finish line. ences to the movie. site GoDaddy shows racecar driver two of you can come to don’t let them enter. And software company 2nd Sto- An Acura NSX ad features Danica Patrick and fitness expert terms with the specifics Explain that you’re ry Software’s ad used toilet bowl 1990s comedic titan Jerry Seinfeld Jillian Michaels body painting a of what you need to do cooking, or cleaning, humor, literally. The ad to promote battling with late-night talk show nude woman. A spot for clothing in order to achieve your or washing your hair. its free TaxAct software shows a host Jay Leno over the sportscar. retailer H&M features soccer star dream of homeowner- Make it a different ex- boy who looks everywhere to find The ad includes Seinfeld referenc- David Beckham in black-and- ship. Once he knows cuse every time if you a respectable place to relieve him- es like a cameo by the “Soup Nazi” white in his undies. And online how much disposable have to, and see just self. He winds up going in a pool. character. florist Teleflora and automaker Kia income he has to devote how much resistance The tagline: “Totally free. Feels And during Downy’s pre-game both use Victoria Secret’s model to buying stuff, you will they put up. It is like- good.” ad, the company remakes one of Adriana Lima in their Super Bowl be able to tell if he has ly that they will start THE STARS WERE OUT the most classic commercials of ads. the discipline to keep to taking the hint, but if Celebrities always draw atten- all time, Coke’s 1980 spot “Mean But perhaps the two most bla- a budget. Then you can not, you will see that tion. And advertisers took a gamble Joe Greene.” In the original, a little tant examples of “letting it all hang go from there. Just go- you have to start being that using stars would be enough to boy gives a gruff football player out” came from car companies. ing on the way you are more direct. grab attention. Joe Greene a Coke as he comes off Toyota’s spot for its “reinvent- Chrysler, one of nine automak- the field. The Downy remake stars ed” Camry features a “reinvented” ers advertising during the game, Greene and actress Amy Sedaris (in Despite Gisele, Patriots couch made up of women wearing aired a Super Bowl ad starring the little boy role) giving Greene a bikinis. “It also comes in male,” Clint Eastwood. The aging actor can of Downy fabric softener. say no finger-pointing a voiceover in the ad says while F O X B O R O U G H , not (expletive) throw the Mass. (AP) — The Patriots ball and catch the ball at Super Bowl draws record 111.3M viewers on NBC say there’s no finger-point- the same time.” DAVID BAUDER representing the larg- of any play in the game, Bowls, along with the ing after their Super Bowl Brady was not available AP Television Writer est media market in the according to the digital 2010 game between New loss, even if supermodel for comment on Monday, country. video recorder maker Orleans and Indianapolis Gisele Bundchen won’t when the team flew back NEW YORK (AP) — The game wasn’t over Tivo. Nielsen said 117.7 and the finale of “M-A- abide by that code. from Indianapolis and ar- For the third consecutive until Tom Brady’s last- million people were S-H” in 1983, are the The wife of New Eng- rived at Gillette Stadium year, the Super Bowl set second heave into the watching during the last only programs to exceed land quarterback Tom on buses. Asked if the team a record as the most- end zone dropped onto half hour of the game. 100 million viewers in Brady was caught on had any comment, Patriots watched television show the turf. That play itself The last two Super U.S. television history. camera complaining that spokesman Stacey James in U.S. history. had the biggest audience dropped passes doomed pursed his lips together and The Nielsen Co. said the team to a 21-17 loss shook his head from side to Monday that an estimat- to the New York Giants side. ed 111.3 million people Hotline 831-3450 2/3 - 2/6-9 Coming Soon on Sunday — the Patriots’ But defensive back watched the New York $5.75 ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6PM second loss in the NFL title James Ihedigbo says Giants beat the New BIG MIRACLE (PG) New Garden and Mausoleum England Patriots on Sun- 4:25- 7:05- 9:20 game loss in five seasons. Welker was a big rea- WOMAN IN BLACK (PG-13) at Huddy, Kentucky Late in the game, usu- son the Patriots made it day night. That narrowly 4:40-7:15-9:25 beat the 111 million who CHRONICLE (PG-13) ally dependable receiver to the Super Bowl, and 4:50-7:25-9:40 Take Advantage of Wes Welker dropped a pass he’s not to blame for the watched Green Bay’s MAN ON A LEDGE (PG-13) Pre-Construction Discounts Now! that went off his hands; loss. win over Pittsburgh last 4:35-7:20-9:35 Aaron Hernandez and Dei- “You can’t point fin- year. EXTREMELY LOUD & CLOSE on Branch also had trouble gers at anybody. Wes NBC was blessed by (PG-13) 4:00-7:00-9:35 Mountain View a competitive game be- UNDERWORLD AWAKENING 3D (R) coming up with catches. made amazing plays all 7:30-9:45 Memory Gardens Bundchen was caught on season,” Ihedigbo said. tween two teams that THE GREY (R) 4:30-7:00-9:30 video by TheInsider.com “You win it as a team; played in one of the Su- UNDERWORLD AWAKENING 2D (R)4:45 244 East 2nd Ave. - Williamson per Bowl’s most memo- BEAUTY & BEAST 3D (G)4:40 responding to a pro-Giants you win it and lose it as JOYFUL NOISE (PG-13) 6:55-9:30 304-235-2360 heckler after the game by a team. And we lost to a rable contests four years $2.50 Surcharge On 3D Tickets saying, “My husband can- good football team.” ago, with one of them All DLP DIGITAL NOTICE OF TRUSTEEʼS SALE By virtue of that certain deed of trust made by Joshua D. Layne and Linda Layne, to Jo- seph F. Wagner, Trustee, dated January 8, 2005, and of record in the office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Mingo County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No. 378, at page 219, default having been made in payment of the in- debtedness thereby secured to be paid, and the holder of the note and indebtedness having requested the undersigned so to do, the undersigned Trustee will, by virtue of the authority vested in him, on Wednesday, March 14, 2012, at 10:45 oʼclock a.m., at the front door of the Mingo County Court- house, in the City of William- son, Mingo County, West Vir- ginia, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest respon- sible bidder, all those certain lots or parcels of real estate, together with all and singular the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging and any fixtures and equipment affixed thereto or in any manner thereunto apper- taining, situate, lying and being on Spice Creek, in Stafford District, Mingo County, West Virginia, and being more par- ticularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Westernmost corner of that certain parcel of real estate conveyed to Dwight D. Layne and Margaret Layne, his wife, by deed dated June 12, 1975, from Georgia-Pacific Corporation, recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Mingo County, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 218, at page 14; thence N 24° 15' E 53.08' to steel pin; thence S 67° 59' E 151.60 feet to a steel pin; thence by a new line S. 68° 59' E. 33.40 feet to a point; thence S. 24° 15' W. 78.50 feet, more or less, to a point on the west- ern boundary line of the parcel of real estate hereinbefore mentioned; thence N. 70° 57' W. 64 feet, more or less to a steel pin; thence N. 60° 47' W. 161.00 feet to a steel pin, the point of beginning. AND BEING the same real es- tate conveyed to Joshua Layne and Linda Layne, his wife, by deed dated November 17, 2004, from Dwight D. Layne and Margaret Layne, his wife, which deed is of re- cord in the office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Mingo County, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 400, at page 340. As a part of the consideration herein recited, the hereinbe- fore described real estate is granted and conveyed to- gether with a right of way and easement to use the road as the same now exists over the 0.80 acre parcel aforemen- tioned as a means of ingress and egress to and from the property hereby conveyed. The hereinbefore described real estate is conveyed SUB- JECT, HOWEVER, TO excep- tions, reservations, restric- tions, rights of way and ease- ments, terms, provisions and conditions either set forth or referred to in instruments of re- cord which may affect the title A8 of said real estate. ALSO, securing a 2000 Norris double wide mobile home, 8 ■ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012 WILLIAMSONModel No. WM28764A, DAILY NEWS Serial No. N02012299TNA&B, af- fixed to the real estate herein. Legals Legals SUBJECT TO, HOWEVER, to ADVERTISEMENT the lien of any and all unpaid real estate taxes owing Notice is hereby given that an thereon and to any rights of application for Operator As- way, exceptions, reservations, signment has been submitted conditions, restrictions, terms Notice of Administration to the Department of Environ- and provisions of record in the mental Protection (DEP) lo- aforesaid Clerkʼs office affect- The administration of the Es- cated at 1101 George Kostas ing the title to the same, if any tate of Beulah Hatfield, de- Drive, Logan, WV 25601 for there may be. NOTICE OF TRUSTEEʼS ceased, is pending in the Of- permit number U-5031-08 held SALE fice of the Clerk of the County by Consol of Kentucky Inc., The undersigned shall convey Commission of Mingo County, 1000 Consol Energy Drive, the within described real es- By virtue of that certain deed West Virginia, whose address Canonsburg, PA 15317. This tate by deed without any cove- of trust made by Frank D. is Post Office Box 1197, Wil- application will assign CK Coal nants or warranty, expressed Evans, Jr. and Roberta Evans, liamson, West Virginia 25661. Corporation, P. O. Box 1805, or implied and SUBJECT, husband and wife, to Joseph RT. 52 Main Street, Gilbert, ALSO, HOWEVER, TO the Name and Address of Per- WV 25621 as an operator on lien of any and all unpaid real F. Wagner, Trustee, dated estate taxes owing thereon September 23, 2008, and of sonal Representative: the permit named above. Elizabeth Ann Hatfield Gresak and said real estate is being record in the office of the Clerk sold in “AS IS” condition. of the County Commission of 562 Lakeland Avenue Comments on the application Mingo County, West Virginia, Morgantown, West Virginia shall be in writing and shall 26506 identify the applicant and ap- The Trustee reserves the right in Trust Deed Book No. 412, at to postpone the sale by public page 653, default having been plication number and should Name and Address of Attorney be sent to the DEP at the ad- announcement at the time and made in payment of the in- place for the sale and the debtedness thereby secured to Representing Personal Repre- dress above. Comments re- Legals Legals Legals Legals ceived by March 8, 2012 or Trustee reserves the right to be paid, and the holder of the sentative: reject any and all bids. Lender NOTICE OF TRUSTEEʼS note and indebtedness having Paul E. Pinson thirty (30) days from date of publication will be considered. or Lenders may purchase the SALE requested the undersigned so Attorney at Law herein described property at to do, the undersigned Trustee Post Office Box 440 any said sale. By virtue of that certain deed will, by virtue of the authority Williamson, West Virginia ORDER OF PUBLICATION A copy of the application will of trust made on July 18, 2008 vested in him, on Wednesday, 25661. be available until March 8, by KERMIT BLANKENSHIP March 14, 2012, at 11:00 IN THE MAGISTRATE 2012 or thirty (30) days from and CARMELLA SELENA oʼclock a.m., at the Mingo Name and Address of Fiduci- C O U R T O F MINGO date of publication in the DEP BLANKENSHIP, to Jerry R. County Courthouse, located in ary Commissioner COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA Regional Office located at the White or Harry Keith White, the City of Williamson, West None Required address above AND in the Trustee, and of record in the Virginia, offer for sale at public Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mingo County Clerk's Office during normal business hours. FEDERAL TAX LIEN: In the Office of the Clerk of the auction, to the highest respon- The date of the first publication c/o Daniel J. Mancini, Esq. event that there are Federal County Commission of Mingo sible bidder, all that certain lot of this notice is February 7, Plaintiff DEP Telephone No. (304) Tax Liens against the property, County, West Virginia, in Trust or parcel of real estate, to- 2012 the United States would have Deed Book No. 412, at Page gether with all and singular the V. Civil Ac- 792-7250 2:7 the right to redeem the prop- No. 104, default having been improvements thereon and the The date of the second publi- tion No. 11C-230 erty within a period of 120 made in the payment of the in- appurtenances thereunto be- cation of this notice is Febru- days from the date of such debtedness thereby secured to ary 14, 2012. TO THE CREDITORS AND longing and any fixtures and Brenda Young and/or Occu- BENEFICIARIES sale or the period allowable for be paid and the holder of the equipment affixed thereto or in pants redemption under the local note having requested the un- Claims against this estate may OF THE ESTATE OF Opal M. any manner thereunto apper- Defendant Perry, Deceased: law, whichever is longer. dersigned so to do, the under- taining, situate, lying and being be barred unless filed in accor- TERMS: Cash in hand on day signed Substitute Trustee, who on Trace Fork of Pigeon dance with provisions of West The object of the above ti- of sale. was named by virtue of an Ap- Virginia Code, 44-2-1, et seq All persons having claims Creek, in Hardee District, tled action is TO SERVE against the Estate of Opal M. pointment of Substitute Trus- Mingo County, West Virginia, or 44-3A-1,et seq. JUDGMENT AGAINST THE Pursuant to an Order entered tee of record in the Mingo and being more particularly Perry, Deceased, whether due DEFENDANT(S) BRENDA or not, are notified to exhibit by the Circuit Court of Mingo County Clerkʼs Office, will by described as follows, to-wit: Any person seeking to im- YOUNG AND/OR OCCU- County, West Virginia, in Civl virtue of the authority vested in peach or establish a will must the same, with voucher PANTS. PLAINTIFF HAS thereof, legally verified, to the Action: 11-C-009, entitled Jo- him, on the 2ND day of “BEGINNING at a 3/4" alumi- make a complaint in accor- PURCHASED THE REAL ES- seph F. Wagner, Trustee, MARCH 2012 at 8:45 AM at dance with the provisions of undersigned at his office at num pipe on the hill; thence TATE AT 107 JOSEPH AVE- The Mountaineer Hotel, 31 Plaintiff vs. Dwight Layne and the Front Door of the Court- running down the hill with the West Virginia Code, 41-5-11, NUE, WILLIAMSON, WV Margaret Layne, Defendants, house of Mingo County, West 12 or 13. East Second Avenue, William- line of Lot B1 N 31° 27' W 25661 BY VIRTUE OF A son, West Virginia 25661, on the above real estate will be Virginia, in the City of William- 221.99 feet to a railroad spike TRUSTEE FORECLOSURE conveyed to the purchaser or son, in Mingo County, West A statement of any interested or before MONDAY, APRIL at the toe of the hill; thence SALE AND IS ENTITLED TO 30, 2012; otherwise, they may purchasers by a description as Virginia, offer for sale at public with the line of Lot B1 N 35° person objecting to the qualifi- FULL AND COMPLETE POS- shown and depicted on a cer- auction, to the highest bidder, cation of the above-named by law be excluded from all 59' W 101.56 feet to a railroad SESSION OF THE PREM- benefits of said Estate. All tain map prepared by Bench- the property in Mingo County, spike at the north side of the personal representative or the ISES FREE OF ANY RIGHTS mark Surveying, Inc., dated beneficiaries of said Estate West Virginia, and being more access road; thence N 32° 52' venue or jurisdiction of the THE DEFENDANT MAY October 10, 2011 and entitled particularly described as fol- W 35.03 feet to the center of Court must be field within this may appear on or before said “Plat of Survey Showing The HAVE. DEFENDEANT NOW date to examine said claims lows, to-wit: Trace Fork Creek and a corner County Commission within HAS NO AGREEMENT FOR Agreed Boundary Between Lo- to Lot C; thence N 52° 09' E THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER and otherwise protect their in- gan Bank & Trust and Dwight POSESSION OF THE PREM- terests. All that certain parcel of real 100.38 feet to the center of THE DATE OF THE FIRST ISES WITH PLAINTIFF. DE- Layne et ux And a Non Exclu- estate situate, lying and being Trace Fork Creek and a corner PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- FENDANT UNLAWFULLY sive Right of Way from Dwight on the waters of Mate Creek, of Lot A; thence running up the TICE OR WITHIN THIRTY WITHHOLDS FROM THE and Margaret Layne to Logan Magnolia District, Mingo (30) DAYS OF SERVICE OF A Given under my hand this 25th Bank & Trust”, said description hill with Lot A line S 32° 52' E PLAINTIFF THE POSESSION day of January, 2012. County, West Virginia, and 30.04 feet to a railroad spike COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OF THE PREMISES. DEFEN- being as follows: more particularly described as on the north side of an access THEM BY THE ESTATE'S DANT IS ALSO LIABLE TO follows, to-wit: PERSONAL REPRESENTA- “Being a parcel of land situate road; thence S 32 52 E 105 PLAINTIFF FOR ANY DAM- Mark H. Mitchell feet to a railroad spike at the TIVE WHICHEVER IS LATER. AGES TO THE PREMISES on the waters of Spice Creek, Known and designated on a Fiduciary Commissioner toe of the hill; thence S 32° 52' OF WHICH THEY ARE THE a tributary of the Guyandotte map or plat of the Red Jacket E 221.23 feet to a 5/8 inch re- Mingo County River in Stafford District of Subdivision No. Three, made Settlement of the estate of the PROXIMATE CAUSE WHILE bar set on the hill; thence S above-named decedent will THE DEFENDANT IS IN Mingo County near Verner, by the Red Jacket Coal Corpo- 56° 40' W 100 feet to the point 1:31,2:7 West Virginia, and being more ration, filed in the office of the proceed without reference to a WRONGFUL POSSESSON of BEGINNING; said parcel fiduciary commissioner unless OF THE PREMISES. NOTICE OF TRUSTEEʼS particularly described as fol- Clerk of the County Court of lows: Mingo County, West Virginia, containing 0.80 acres, be the within ninety (90) days from And it appears by an affida- SALE as Lot No. Thirty five (35). same more or less, and which the fist publication of this no- vit filed in this action that said property is shown as Lot tice a reference is requested T H E DEFENDANT(S) By virtue of that certain deed “Beginning at a T-rail found at by a party in interest or an un- or near the call for a steel pine Together with all and singular B on that certain map entitled BRENDA YOUNG AND/OR of trust made by Joshua D. “Map Showing Property of Dan paid creditor files a claim and OCCUPANTS CANNOT BE Layne and Linda Layne, to Jo- #10437 originally set by Geor- the improvements thereon and good cause is shown to sup- gia Pacific Corporation; the appurtenance thereunto & Nettie Picklesimer situated LOCATED AT THE ADDRESS seph F. Wagner, Trustee, on Trace Fork of Pigeon port reference to a fiduciary GIVEN TO THE COURT. dated January 8, 2005, and of belonging or in any manner commissioner. Thence, running N 24° 15' E thereunto appertaining. Creek, in unincorporated Vil- It is ordered that BRENDA record in the office of the Clerk lage of Myrtle, Hardee District, YOUNG AND/OR OCCU- of the County Commission of 53.08 feet to an in-accessible corner; And being the same property Mingo County, WV, Scale 1" - Jim Hatfield, Clerk PANTS do serve upon WIL- Mingo County, West Virginia, 100', resurveyed and mapped County Commission of Mingo LIAM TERRY SANDERS, in Trust Deed Book No. 378, at conveyed unto KERMIT Thence, turning right bearing S BLANKENSHIP and CAR- September 20, 1991, by Joe County, CLERK OF THE COURT OF page 219, default having been D. Grubb, W.V. Licensed Sur- West Virginia THE MINGO COUNTY MAG- made in payment of the in- 67° 59' E 151.60 feet, passing MELLA BLANKENSHIP, his through a 5/8 inch capped re- wife, from THE BANK OF veyor No. 509.” ISTRATE COURT, whose ad- debtedness thereby secured to By: Gladys Ward dress is P.O. BOX 986, WIL- be paid, and the holder of the bar at 10.00 feet to a 5/8 inch MINGO, a WV Banking Corpo- capped rebar; ration, by a deed dated June AND BEING the same real es- LIAMSON, WV 25661, an an- note and indebtedness having tate conveyed to Franklin D. 2:7,14 swer or other defense to the requested the undersigned so 27, 2008, and recorded August Thence, continuing along the 21, 2008, in the Office of the Evans, Jr. and Roberta Evans, complaint filed in this action on to do, the undersigned Trustee his wife, by deed dated Sep- or before 3/7/12, otherwise will, by virtue of the authority hill, S 68° 59' E 62.33 feet to a County Clerk of Mingo County, set 5/8 inch capped rebar; West Virginia in Deed Book tember 26, 1991, from Nettie judgment by default will be vested in him, on Wednesday, Picklesimer, et vir, recorded in taken against BRENDA March 14, 2012, at 10:45 No.420, at Page No. 731. Thence, turning right and run- the office of the Clerk of the Notice of Administration YOUNG AND/OR OCCU- oʼclock a.m., at the front door County Commission of Mingo PANTS at any time thereafter. of the Mingo County Court- ning along the agreed bound- TERMS: Cash in hand on day ary, S 24° 15' W 71.61 feet to of sale. The property will be County, West Virginia, in Deed The administration of the Es- A copy of said complaint can house, in the City of William- Book No. 316, at page 56. be obtained from the under- son, Mingo County, West Vir- a 5/8 inch capped rebar set sold, "AS IS" and said convey- tate of Opal M. Perry, de- near the top of the bank; ance will be made subject to ceased, is pending in the Of- signed Clerk at his office. ginia, offer for sale at public a part of the consideration auction, to the highest respon- all pertinent covenants and re- As fice of the Clerk of the County Thence, turning right and run- strictions and subject to any herein recited, the above de- Commission of Mingo County, Entered by the Clerk of said sible bidder, all those certain scribed real estate is granted Court lots or parcels of real estate, ning along the top of the bank, and all unpaid property taxes West Virginia, whose address N 70° 57' W 53.89 feet to a 5/8 or special assessments. Trus- and conveyed together with together with all and singular is Post Office Box 1197, Wil- the improvements thereon and inch capped rebar; tee reserves the right to reject the access right of way and liamson, West Virginia 25661. Magistrate Court Clerk any and all bids. easement set forth by refer- the appurtenances thereunto ence in the deed above men- 2:7,14 belonging and any fixtures and Thence, continuin N 60° 47' W Name and Address of Per- equipment affixed thereto or in 161.63 feet to the Place of Be- The Sale may be subject to tioned. sonal Representative: ginning, containing 0.32 acres the rights of the Internal Reve- any manner thereunto apper- Michael M. Perry taining, situate, lying and being more or less.” nue Service to match any offer The above described real es- Post Office Box 42 ADVERTISEMENT tate has been improved by a on Spice Creek, in Stafford made on said property within Gilbert, West Virginia 25621 Together with the access right 120 days from said sale. 2004 Fleetwood Doublewide Notice is hereby given that District, Mingo County, West Virginia, and being more par- of way as depicted on said Mobile Home, 28 x 56, Serial Name and Address of Attorney RAWL SALES & PROCESS- plat. JERRY R. WHITE, SUBSTI- Nos. KYFL345AB05582SC13, ING CO, PO BOX 722, MATE- ticularly described as follows, Representing Personal Repre- to-wit: TUTE TRUSTEE and the same is a part of the sentative: WAN, WV 25678 has submit- property hereby encumbered. ted an application to the De- Paul E. Pinson Beginning at the Westernmost JOSEPH F. WAGNER, TRUS- 2:7,14 Attorney at Law partment of Environmental TEE SUBJECT TO, HOWEVER, corner of that certain parcel of ADVERTISEMENT Post Office Box 440 Protection (DEP) 1101 George real estate conveyed to Dwight the valid restrictions, excep- Williamson, West Virginia Kostas Drive, Logan, WV 1:31,2:7 tions, reservations, rights of D. Layne and Margaret Layne, Notice is hereby given that 25661. 25601. This application has his wife, by deed dated June way, and easements, terms, been submitted for: 50% or Happy Ads TRACE CREEK COAL COM- provisions and conditions ei- 12, 1975, from Georgia-Pacific PANY, PO BOX F, HOLDEN, Name and Address of Fiduci- more ownership change in Corporation, recorded in the ther set forth or referred to in ary Commissioner permittee or its owner on Per- PLACE YOUR CELEBRATION WV 25625 has submitted an instruments of record in the office of the Clerk of the AD TODAY! application to the Department None Required mit No(s).D003181, E002800, chain of title. County Commission of Mingo (Only $5 for 16 words) Birth- of Environmental Protection O004184, O504989, O507892, County, West Virginia, in Deed SUBJECT ALSO TO the lien The date of the first publication P057200, U066700, U502000, days, anniversaries, (DEP) 1101 George Kostas of any and all unpaid real es- Book No. 218, at page 14; congratulations or just be- Drive, Logan, WV 25601. This of this notice is January 31, U502695, U502795, U504687 thence N 24° 15' E 53.08' to tate taxes owing thereon and to RAWL SALES & PROC- cause. Any reason is application has been submit- 2012 steel pin; thence S 67° 59' E good enough to find its way to any rights of way, excep- ESSING CO, PO BO 722, ted for: 50% or more owner- tions, reservations, conditions, 151.60 feet to a steel pin; into the Classifieds' ship change in permittee or its The date of the second publi- MATEWAN, WV 25678. thence by a new line S. 68° 59' greetings and happy ads. Call restrictions, terms and provi- cation of this notice is Febru- owner on Permit No(s). sions of record in the aforesaid E. 33.40 feet to a point; thence 304-235-4242, ext O002782, O003182, O003785, ary 7, 2012. Comments on the application S. 24° 15' W. 78.50 feet, more Clerkʼs office affecting the title shall be in writing and shall 27 for more information. O005382, O504286, O504691, to the same, if any there may or less, to a point on the west- P058100, S008880, S011785, Claims against this estate may identify the applicant and ap- ern boundary line of the parcel Professional Services be. be barred unless filed in accor- plication number and be sent S501395, S502094, S504186, The undersigned shall convey of real estate hereinbefore dance with provisions of West to the Department of Environ- MCCOYS TREE SERVICE S504288, S504589, S506288, the within described real es- mentioned; thence N. 70° 57' U506188 to TRACE CREEK Virginia Code, 44-2-1, et seq mental Protection (DEP) at the W. 64 feet, more or less to a Topping,Trimming,Removal tate by deed without any cove- or 44-3A-1,et seq. address above. Comments re- Stump Removal.Fully insured COAL COMPANY, PO BOX F, nants or warranty, expressed steel pin; thence N. 60° 47' W. HOLDEN, WV 25625 . ceived by 3-8-2012 or thirty 161.00 feet to a steel pin, the and over 35 years or implied and SUBJECT, Any person seeking to im- (30) days from date of publica- experience.Call 606-395-0473 ALSO, HOWEVER, TO the point of beginning. Comments on the application peach or establish a will must tion, will be considered. lien of any and all unpaid real make a complaint in accor- shall be in writing and shall estate taxes owing thereon AND BEING the same real es- identify the applicant and ap- dance with the provisions of A copy of the application will tate conveyed to Joshua Houses For Rent and said real estate is being be available until 3-8-2012, or plication number and be sent West Virginia Code, 41-5-11, Layne and Linda Layne, his HOUSE FOR RENT sold in “AS IS” condition. 12 or 13. thirty (30) days from date of to the Department of Environ- The Trustee reserves the right wife, by deed dated November 3 BEDROOMS LOCATED AT mental Protection (DEP) at the publication in the DEP Re- 17, 2004, from Dwight D. to postpone the sale by public gional Office located at the ad- FOREST HILLS KY. CALL address above. Comments re- A statement of any interested Layne and Margaret Layne, 606-625-8959 OR announcement at the time and person objecting to the qualifi- dress above AND in the Mingo ceived by 3-8-2012 or thirty place for the sale and the his wife, which deed is of re- 859-948-3789 FROM (30) days from date of publica- cation of the above-named County Clerk's Office during cord in the office of the Clerk Trustee reserves the right to 9AM-5PM. tion, will be considered. personal representative or the normal business hours. of the County Commission of reject any and all bids. Lender venue or jurisdiction of the Mingo County, West Virginia, or Lenders may purchase the A copy of the application will Court must be field within this D E P T e l e p h o n e N o . in Deed Book No. 400, at page EMPLOYMENT herein described property at County Commission within 304-792-7250 340. be available until 3-8-2012, or any said sale. thirty (30) days from date of THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER *No Location Map(s) required. TERMS: Cash in hand on day THE DATE OF THE FIRST 1:14 As a part of the consideration publication in the DEP Re- of sale. Help Wanted- General gional Office located at the ad- PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- herein recited, the hereinbe- TICE OR WITHIN THIRTY fore described real estate is dress above AND in the JOSEPH F. WAGNER, TRUS- Part-time cleaner needed for Mingo, Logan County Clerk's (30) DAYS OF SERVICE OF A granted and conveyed to- TEE COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON gether with a right of way and medical office in South Wil- Office during normal business IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF liamson, KY ASAP, $8 per hours. THEM BY THE ESTATE'S easement to use the road as PERSONAL REPRESENTA- MINGO COUNTY, WEST VIR- the same now exists over the hour, 6 days per week, 20 1:31,2:7 TIVE WHICHEVER IS LATER. GINIA 0.80 acre parcel aforemen- hours a week. Background D E P T e l e p h o n e N o . check required. 888-859-9953 304-792-7250 tioned as a means of ingress Notice of Administration Settlement of the estate of the IN RE: NAME CHANGE FOR and egress to and from the ext. 1522 *No Location Map(s) required. RALPH TRENT above-named decedent will property hereby conveyed. The administration of the Es- CIVIL ACTION NO.: 12-p-2 1:12 proceed without reference to a SHAFT/SLOPE CONSTRUC- tate of Beulah Hatfield, de- fiduciary commissioner unless The hereinbefore described NOTICE OF TRUSTEEʼS ceased, is pending in the Of- Notice is hereby given that real estate is conveyed SUB- TION NEEDED MSHA CER- within ninety (90) days from TIFIED UNDERGROUND SALE fice of the Clerk of the County the fist publication of this no- Ralph Trent appear before the JECT, HOWEVER, TO excep- Commission of Mingo County, Honorable Michael Thornsbury tions, reservations, restric- MINER/DRILLER, MECHAN- tice a reference is requested ICS, HOIST OPERATORS, By virtue of that certain deed West Virginia, whose address by a party in interest or an un- at the Circuit Court of Mingo tions, rights of way and ease- of trust made by Frank D. is Post Office Box 1197, Wil- County, West Virginia, on the ments, terms, provisions and ELECTRICIANS, ROOF BOL- paid creditor files a claim and TERS,CARPENTERS FOR Evans, Jr. and Roberta Evans, liamson, West Virginia 25661. good cause is shown to sup- 5th day of March, 2012 at conditions either set forth or husband and wife, to Joseph 11:30 a.m. and petition the referred to in instruments of re- TEMP/PERM POSITIONS port reference to a fiduciary FOR SHAFT AND SLOPE F. Wagner, Trustee, dated Name and Address of Per- commissioner. Court for permission to change cord which may affect the title September 23, 2008, and of sonal Representative: his name from Ralph Trent to of said real estate. NEAR PIKEVILLE, KY. UN- record in the office of the Clerk Elizabeth Ann Hatfield Gresak Ralph Johnson. DERGROUND NEW MINERS Jim Hatfield, Clerk TRAINING REQ. GREAT PAY of the County Commission of 562 Lakeland Avenue County Commission of Mingo ALSO, securing a 2000 Norris Mingo County, West Virginia, Morgantown, West Virginia Any person having objection double wide mobile home, AND BENEFITS. SEND RE- County, S U M E TO in Trust Deed Book No. 412, at 26506 West Virginia thereto is notified to appear at Model No. WM28764A, Serial page 653, default having been that time and voice the objec- No. N02012299TNA&B, af- [email protected] or made in payment of the in- Name and Address of Attorney tion. fixed to the real estate herein. fax 205-945-1441 or call By: Gladys Ward 205-945-1300 debtedness thereby secured to Representing Personal Repre- 1:31, 2:7 be paid, and the holder of the sentative: 1:31, 2:7 SUBJECT TO, HOWEVER, to note and indebtedness having Paul E. Pinson the lien of any and all unpaid requested the undersigned so Attorney at Law real estate taxes owing to do, the undersigned Trustee Post Office Box 440 thereon and to any rights of will, by virtue of the authority Williamson, West Virginia way, exceptions, reservations, vested in him, on Wednesday, 25661. conditions, restrictions, terms March 14, 2012, at 11:00 and provisions of record in the oʼclock a.m., at the Mingo Name and Address of Fiduci- aforesaid Clerkʼs office affect- County Courthouse, located in ary Commissioner ing the title to the same, if any the City of Williamson, West None Required there may be. Virginia, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest respon- The date of the first publication The undersigned shall convey sible bidder, all that certain lot of this notice is February 7, the within described real es- or parcel of real estate, to- 2012 tate by deed without any cove- gether with all and singular the nants or warranty, expressed improvements thereon and the The date of the second publi- or implied and SUBJECT, appurtenances thereunto be- cation of this notice is Febru- ALSO, HOWEVER, TO the longing and any fixtures and ary 14, 2012. lien of any and all unpaid real equipment affixed thereto or in estate taxes owing thereon any manner thereunto apper- Claims against this estate may and said real estate is being taining, situate, lying and being be barred unless filed in accor- sold in “AS IS” condition. on Trace Fork of Pigeon dance with provisions of West Creek, in Hardee District, Virginia Code, 44-2-1, et seq The Trustee reserves the right Mingo County, West Virginia, or 44-3A-1,et seq. to postpone the sale by public and being more particularly announcement at the time and described as follows, to-wit: Any person seeking to im- place for the sale and the peach or establish a will must Trustee reserves the right to “BEGINNING at a 3/4" alumi- make a complaint in accor- reject any and all bids. Lender num pipe on the hill; thence dance with the provisions of or Lenders may purchase the running down the hill with the West Virginia Code, 41-5-11, herein described property at line of Lot B1 N 31° 27' W 12 or 13. any said sale. 221.99 feet to a railroad spike at the toe of the hill; thence A statement of any interested with the line of Lot B1 N 35° person objecting to the qualifi- 59' W 101.56 feet to a railroad cation of the above-named spike at the north side of the personal representative or the access road; thence N 32° 52' venue or jurisdiction of the W 35.03 feet to the center of Court must be field within this FEDERAL TAX LIEN: In the Trace Fork Creek and a corner County Commission within event that there are Federal to Lot C; thence N 52° 09' E THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Tax Liens against the property, 100.38 feet to the center of THE DATE OF THE FIRST the United States would have Trace Fork Creek and a corner PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- the right to redeem the prop- of Lot A; thence running up the TICE OR WITHIN THIRTY erty within a period of 120 hill with Lot A line S 32° 52' E (30) DAYS OF SERVICE OF A days from the date of such 30.04 feet to a railroad spike COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON sale or the period allowable for on the north side of an access THEM BY THE ESTATE'S redemption under the local road; thence S 32 52 E 105 PERSONAL REPRESENTA- law, whichever is longer. feet to a railroad spike at the TIVE WHICHEVER IS LATER. TERMS: Cash in hand on day toe of the hill; thence S 32° 52' of sale. E 221.23 feet to a 5/8 inch re- Settlement of the estate of the bar set on the hill; thence S above-named decedent will Pursuant to an Order entered 56° 40' W 100 feet to the point proceed without reference to a by the Circuit Court of Mingo of BEGINNING; said parcel fiduciary commissioner unless County, West Virginia, in Civl within ninety (90) days from Action: 11-C-009, entitled Jo- containing 0.80 acres, be the seph F. Wagner, Trustee, same more or less, and which the fist publication of this no- tice a reference is requested Plaintiff vs. Dwight Layne and said property is shown as Lot Margaret Layne, Defendants, B on that certain map entitled by a party in interest or an un- paid creditor files a claim and the above real estate will be “Map Showing Property of Dan conveyed to the purchaser or & Nettie Picklesimer situated good cause is shown to sup- port reference to a fiduciary purchasers by a description as on Trace Fork of Pigeon shown and depicted on a cer- Creek, in unincorporated Vil- commissioner. tain map prepared by Bench- lage of Myrtle, Hardee District, mark Surveying, Inc., dated Mingo County, WV, Scale 1" - Jim Hatfield, Clerk October 10, 2011 and entitled 100', resurveyed and mapped County Commission of Mingo “Plat of Survey Showing The September 20, 1991, by Joe County, Agreed Boundary Between Lo- D. Grubb, W.V. Licensed Sur- West Virginia gan Bank & Trust and Dwight veyor No. 509.” Layne et ux And a Non Exclu- By: Gladys Ward sive Right of Way from Dwight AND BEING the same real es- and Margaret Layne to Logan tate conveyed to Franklin D. 2:7,14 Bank & Trust”, said description Evans, Jr. and Roberta Evans, being as follows: his wife, by deed dated Sep- tember 26, 1991, from Nettie “Being a parcel of land situate Picklesimer, et vir, recorded in on the waters of Spice Creek, the office of the Clerk of the a tributary of the Guyandotte County Commission of Mingo River in Stafford District of County, West Virginia, in Deed Mingo County near Verner, Book No. 316, at page 56. West Virginia, and being more particularly described as fol- As a part of the consideration lows: herein recited, the above de- scribed real estate is granted “Beginning at a T-rail found at and conveyed together with or near the call for a steel pine the access right of way and #10437 originally set by Geor- easement set forth by refer- gia Pacific Corporation; ence in the deed above men- tioned. Thence, running N 24° 15' E 53.08 feet to an in-accessible The above described real es- corner; tate has been improved by a 2004 Fleetwood Doublewide Thence, turning right bearing S Mobile Home, 28 x 56, Serial 67° 59' E 151.60 feet, passing Nos. KYFL345AB05582SC13, through a 5/8 inch capped re- and the same is a part of the bar at 10.00 feet to a 5/8 inch property hereby encumbered. capped rebar;
SUBJECT TO, HOWEVER, Thence, continuing along the the valid restrictions, excep- hill, S 68° 59' E 62.33 feet to a tions, reservations, rights of set 5/8 inch capped rebar; way, and easements, terms, provisions and conditions ei- Thence, turning right and run- ther set forth or referred to in ning along the agreed bound- instruments of record in the ary, S 24° 15' W 71.61 feet to chain of title. a 5/8 inch capped rebar set SUBJECT ALSO TO the lien near the top of the bank; of any and all unpaid real es- tate taxes owing thereon and Thence, turning right and run- to any rights of way, excep- ning along the top of the bank, tions, reservations, conditions, N 70° 57' W 53.89 feet to a 5/8 restrictions, terms and provi- inch capped rebar; sions of record in the aforesaid Clerkʼs office affecting the title Thence, continuin N 60° 47' W to the same, if any there may 161.63 feet to the Place of Be- be. ginning, containing 0.32 acres The undersigned shall convey more or less.” the within described real es- tate by deed without any cove- Together with the access right nants or warranty, expressed of way as depicted on said or implied and SUBJECT, plat. ALSO, HOWEVER, TO the lien of any and all unpaid real estate taxes owing thereon JOSEPH F. WAGNER, TRUS- and said real estate is being TEE sold in “AS IS” condition. The Trustee reserves the right 1:31,2:7 to postpone the sale by public announcement at the time and place for the sale and the Trustee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Lender or Lenders may purchase the herein described property at any said sale. TERMS: Cash in hand on day of sale.
JOSEPH F. WAGNER, TRUS- TEE
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