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The Wednesday Gleaner March 13, 2013 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY © No. 62, 129th year 75¢ Health care application lengthy process ■■Federal plan requires 21 steps, covers 15 pages By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar at Amazon or Travelocity is starting money part, actually picking a health Associated Press to look like wishful thinking. plan will require additional steps, At least three major federal agen- plus a basic understanding of insur- WASHINGTON — Applying for benefits cies, including the IRS, will scru- ance jargon. under President Barack Obama’s tinize your application. Checking And it’s a mandate, not a sug- health care overhaul could be as your identity, income and citizen- gestion. The law says virtually all daunting as doing your taxes. ship is supposed to happen in real Americans must carry health insur- The government’s draft applica- time, if you apply online. ance starting next year, although tion runs 15 pages for a three-person That’s just the first part of the most will just keep the coverage family. An outline of the online ver- process, which lets you know if they now have through their jobs, sion has 21 steps, some with addi- you qualify for financial help. The Medicare or Medicaid. tional questions. government asks to see what you’re Some are concerned that a lot Seven months before the Oct. 1 making because Obama’s Affordable of uninsured people will be over- J. David Ake / Associated Press start of enrollment season for mil- Care Act is means-tested, with low- whelmed and simply give up. This is a draft of the 21-page Health and Human Services De- lions of uninsured Americans, the er-income people getting the most “This lengthy draft application partment form proposed for use to apply for low-cost insurance idea that getting health insurance generous help to pay premiums. from Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program. could be as easy as shopping online Once you’re finished with the See health care, 8A New bicycle plan wheels Lady Colonels shown some love off to a rousing start By Frank Boyett of the ideas shared that [email protected] drew a lot of interest was 270-831-8342 the possibility of developing a greenway along the The job of putting to- eight miles of Canoe Creek gether a new community between Old Madisonville plan for walking and bicy- Road and the Ohio River. cle paths got new impetus “People are looking at Monday when 27 people what they’ve done over turned up at a workshop in Evansville and Owens- to begin the process. boro,” she said. Greenways “We got a lot of good are strips of open land, ideas,” said Marcia Eblen, often along waterways, chair of the Henderson- that are reserved for rec- Henderson County Bike- reational use and environ- way Advisory Commit- mental protection. tee. She added, however, “I Other much-discussed don’t know that the ideas ideas were bicycle safety we talked about will end and the need for better- up in the plan. People were marked bicycle routes. just throwing out ideas Educating people about and that’s what we wanted the rules of the road, and to hear.” perhaps providing fourth- The workshop’s pur- grade students a course pose was to gather pub- in bicycle safety, were lic input on what people Mike Lawrence/The Gleaner would like to see, and one See bicycles, 8A TOP: The Henderson County Lady Colonels line up at the bus windows Tuesday as cheering fans see the team off to their trip to the Girls New librarian is ‘doing Sweet 16 tournament in Bowling Green. something I love so much’ AT LEFT: Henderson County High students show their support at a pep By Frank Boyett job already.’” The library rally held at the school before the [email protected] board obviously thought Lady Colonels basketball team left 270-831-8342 otherwise. for Bowling Green to compete in the She came here from Girls Sweet 16 tournament today. The new director of the the job as library director For more on the tournament, Henderson County Public in Clinton, Tenn., which see Page 1B. Library, Essy Day, serves a county feels like she has with approximately just won the jack- the same amount of pot. population as Hen- “I’m doing some- derson County. She thing that I love so got that position in Four Star might develop ‘landing pad’ for industry much that I don’t 2009 after getting a look on it as a job,” bachelor’s degree By Chuck Stinnett for dirt work at one of its best indus- time it would take a company to con- she said. “I feel so from the Univer- [email protected] trial sites that would give a company struct a new plant on the site. lucky that I get paid Essy Day, sity of Maine and 270-831-8343 a head start on constructing a plant. “They would be able to do con- for doing something Henderson her master’s degree The board authorized its consult- crete foundations without any (addi- that I love so much.” County Pub- from Drexel Uni- When NASA wants to launch a ing engineer to prepare a request for tional) dirt work,” which could help a Day, 49, began lic Library versity in Philadel- rocket, it starts by putting it on a pad. proposals from construction compa- new industry start construction even work Friday. She Director phia. Now, a pad is being considered nies for excavating a 150,000-square- in the middle of a winter, Glen Ross, wanted this job be- The library’s in southern Henderson County in foot flat, compacted-dirt building president of the MSE of Kentucky cause of the excellence deep roots was one of the hopes of landing something else: a pad on a 40-acre site at the intersec- Inc. engineering firm, told the Four of the library here. “I did main attractions for her. new industry. tion of U.S. 41-South and Southern Star board. all the research about “It was that commu- In hopes of attracting more indus- Star Way near the Henderson-Web- “Companies are looking for build- the library and I thought, nity support that drew trial prospects — perhaps a food pro- ster county line. ings” that are ready to be moved into, ‘They don’t need me; cessor or packager — the Four Star Having a pad prepared could they’re doing such a great See library, 8A Industrial Park board is seeking bids shave weeks or even months off the See dirt pad, 8A

INDEX Farmers America’s new love: Water Advice, 6B market Business, 5B online A meeting of the new By Candice Choi For more than two de- www.TheGleaner.com TV schedules, Comics, In Henderson Farmers Associated Press cades, soda was the No. 1 Classifieds S Market Association is drink in the U.S. with per Crosswords, set for 6 p.m. Thursday NEW YORK — It wasn’t too capita consumption peak- In Classifieds 43˚/24˚ at the Henderson County long ago that America had ing in 1998 at 54 gallons a Deaths, 2A Mostly sunny and Cooperative Extension a love affair with soda. year, according industry Office. Local & Region, 3A breezy today, but Now, an old flame has the tracker Beverage Digest. The public is invited to country’s heart. LOTTERIES, 2A cooler, high 43; low Americans drank just 42 attend and/or join. As New York City grap- gallons a year of water at Movie times, 6B 24. Warm-up begins A member does not have to ples with the legality of a the time. Sports, 1B-4B Thursday, with highs be a producer to join. ban on the sale of large cups But over the years, as “One person on the board Sudoku,D 6B reaching into 60s by now is not a vendor, but of soda and other sugary soda increasingly came Friday. just has a passion for the drinks at some businesses, under fire for fueling the Rogelio V. Solis / Associated Press one thing is clear: soda’s nation’s rising obesity A customer reaches for a Full forecast, 8B Farmers Market and for local food, ” said County run as the nation’s bever- rates, water quietly rose bottle of water from the Printed partially Horticulture Agent Jeff age of choice has fizzled. to knock it off the top spot. cooler at this Jackson, Miss., on recycled In its place? A favorite Americans now drink Sam’s Club. Displayed among paper Porter. for much of history: Plain a number of energy drinks, See water, 8A water sales hold their own. Printed old H2O. partially on recycled paper 2A » Wednesday, March 13, 2013 » THE GLEANER Funerals State lawmakers at odds on pensions George William Hancock Jr. The Associated Press Taxing districts: In other areas, both sides of a controversial bill Services for George William Hancock Jr., 59, Hen- the House and Senate have passed a that would strengthen legal pro- derson, who died Saturday, will be at 2 p.m. today at FRANKFORT — No new negotiations bill that would strengthen account- tections for religious freedom in Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home. The Rev. Mary M. Wrye meant lawmakers were at odds still ability of Kentucky’s 1,200-plus tax- Kentucky. will officiate. Entombment will be in Fairmont Cemetery Tuesday on how to shore up Ken- ing districts that collect revenue for Civil rights groups, including the Mausoleum. tucky’s financially troubled pension a variety of local government enti- American Civil Liberties Union of Friends may call until service time today at the fu- plans for state and local government ties ranging from fire departments Kentucky, are urging Beshear to neral home. retirees. to sewage and water. veto the measure. They say it could House and Senate negotiators The measure is a compromise. allow someone claiming religious Harry K. Davis haven’t met since Sunday, and no It lacks a Senate amendment that freedom to discriminate against fresh talks are scheduled. would have given county officials the gays and lesbians, undermining civil Services for Harry Kenneth Davis, 87, Henderson, Gov. Steve Beshear, who has been ability to veto increases in taxes and rights protections in cities such as who died Sunday, will be at 1 p.m. today at Werry Fu- personally involved in the talks, said fees. But as part of a deal, the pro- Lexington. neral Home in Poseyville. Burial will be in Poseyville he remains optimistic that the issue posal requires local taxing districts Human trafficking: Also, the Gen- Cemetery. can be resolved in the final days of to provide annual financial reports eral Assembly is sending Gov. Steve Friends may call from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today at the the legislative session. to county officials, something that Beshear a bill that would strengthen funeral home with a Masonic service starting at 12:30 “I think we’re making some doesn’t always happen. Kentucky’s human trafficking law by p.m. progress,” Beshear told reporters The measure also contains its increasing punishments for offend- on Tuesday. “It’s going to take some original provision to require the an- ers and bolstering protections for Johnny L. Mayes time.” nual financial reports to be displayed victims. The Democratic-controlled online. The measure won final passage in Services for Johnny L. Mayes, 62, Spottsville, who House and Republican-led Sen- Both chambers passed the bill the House on a 97-0 vote Tuesday died Sunday, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Benton-Glunt ate agree on the need to restore Tuesday afternoon. It now goes to afternoon. The Senate approved the Funeral Home. The Rev. Don Haire will officiate. Burial solvency to the pension system, the governor. bill on Thursday. Beshear called for will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. which has a $33 billion unfunded Religious freedom: Gov. Steve the legislation in this year’s State of Friends may call from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and after liability. Beshear is being pressured from the Commonwealth speech. 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Jimmie Stinnett Services for Jimmie Stinnett, 77, Dixon, who died Bloomberg won’t quit drink fight Monday, will be at 2 p.m. today at Townsend Funeral Home in Dixon. The Rev. Selby Coomer and the Rev. The Associated Press setback” and emphasizing ultimately prevailed in Wayne Nichols will officiate. Burial will be in Shady that the city is confident some similar cases, legal Grove Cemetery in Poole. NEW YORK — Despite May- about winning an appeal. experts say it’s unclear Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral or Michael Bloomberg’s He predicted that in the how judges will view home. Military services will be at the gravesite by the bullishness, political re- meantime, the novel reg- whether health regulators ASSOCIATED PRESS Hopkins County Honor Guard. alities and legal questions ulation would become a overshot their authority A judge struck down New make for an uncertain bellwether in the national in this one. Moreover, York City’s groundbreaking Marjory Dell Thomasson Little future for one of the pre- fight against obesity. the appeal could linger limit on the size of sugar- mier pieces of his legacy: “I don’t think there’s any beyond Bloomberg’s term laden drinks Monday shortly Services for Marjory Dell Thomasson Little, 93, a ban on supersized sug- doubt that momentum is when it ends this year, before it was set to take Evansville, who died Sunday, will be at 2 p.m. today at ary drinks that was struck moving in our direction,” and several of his would- effect. Tomblinson Funeral Home Sebree Chapel. Pastor Marty down by a judge. he said after convening a be successors don’t ap- Robertson will officiate. Burial will be in Onton Cem- The city lost no time thicket of news cameras pear to have his appetite so many exemptions that etery in Onton. Tuesday getting started at a Manhattan diner that for pursuing it. it’s illegally arbitrary and Friends may call after noon today at the funeral home. on the next round of the is voluntarily complying State Supreme Court that the Bloomberg-ap- fight, with Bloomberg call- with the stricken-down Justice Milton Tingling’s pointed Board of Health Robert L. Miller ing the strongly worded rule. decision, issued Monday, trod on the City Council’s court ruling a “temporary While the city has says that the soda rule has turf to impose it. Services for Robert L. Miller, 66, Morganfield, who died Friday, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Carrs Chapel Church in Morganfield. The Rev. Karl Anderson and the Rev. Ronnie Burkins will officiate. Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Morganfield. Rover: Mars could Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield. A SCRIPPS NEWSPAPER To subscribe or report delivery have supported life The Gleaner © 2012 service problems, call 270-831- 8393 or 800-587-6397 in Union or Curtis Eugene Stone The Associated Press of life that probably if Published each morning except Webster counties. this water was around Monday by The Gleaner, at 455 Klutey Park Plaza, Henderson KY All carrier home delivery Services for Curtis Eugene Stone, 29, Chandler, Ind., LOS ANGELES — The Curi- and you had been on the 42420. who died Friday, will be at noon today at Tomblinson osity rover has answered planet, you would have subscriptions will include the Periodical postage paid at Thanksgiving Day edition for an Funeral Home Henderson Chapel. Brother Randy Dur- a key question about Mars: been able to drink it,” Henderson, KY 42420. additional charge. ham will officiate. 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270-827-4956 CPS166671 THE GLEANER « Wednesday, March 13, 2013 « 3A Local & Regional State panel begins reviewing child death cases The Associated Press most reports of abuse and ne- removed from her father’s cus- tampering with public records Based on their reviews so far, glect are handled. tody and she died a couple of in Alayna’s case. the panel said Monday that they FRANKFORT — An independent “We so blatantly disregarded weeks later from a head injury. “There were some allegations believe more training would panel appointed by Kentucky policy, and we failed this girl Alayna’s father, Charles Mor- of abuse. She included some benefit physicians, judges and Gov. Steve Beshear has begun and her family,” James told the ris, is charged with murder in things in her records that were social workers. reviewing child deaths and se- panel when they began to raise her death. He has pleaded not not true,” Pryor said. In addition, Hardin Family vere abuse or neglect cases. concerns about its handling. “I guilty in the case, which is set The case was one of four re- Court Judge Brent Hall, who Among the cases the panel have agonized over the failure. for trial in September. viewed by the panel, which has serves on the panel, said that he reviewed on Monday was that We had multiple opportunities James said changes were seen only files that are heavily favors more openness. of 3-year-old Alayna Adair of to prevent this death.” made on a regional and state- redacted. Panel members have “I’m suggesting that we open Christian County. According James said employees who wide basis due to Alayna’s death asked for more access to infor- up family court,” Hall said af- to media reports, Department didn’t follow correct procedures so that errors wouldn’t be made mation, and lawmakers are con- ter the meeting. “I’m suggest- of Community Based Services were disciplined swiftly after the again. sidering a bill that would allow ing that the dependency, neglect Commissioner Teresa James told problems were discovered, but Christian County Common- them that access. and abuse cases that we deal the panel that there were “egre- she declined to say how. wealth’s Attorney Lynn Pryor The panel is tasked with with on a regular basis be open gious” failures that led up to the The state became involved said Donna Currey, a child pro- making recommendations to to public and press scrutiny so girl’s death in 2011. She said the in the case after Alayna suf- tection worker who resigned in improve investigations of child that the things we do are trans- case isn’t representative of how fered a broken arm. She was not October 2011, faces a charge of abuse cases. parent.” Roundabout will be built in Owensboro ■■Only fifth for a Ky. highway

Gleaner staff Kentucky 81 meet just west of the Owensboro- Construction is begin- Daviess County Airport ning on a European-style on West Parrish Avenue. roundabout intersection The intersections handles just west of Owensboro, approximately 13,000 ve- according to the Kentucky hicles each day. Transportation Cabinet. Construction of the $1.4 A roundabout is a circu- million roundabout is ex- lar intersection in which pected to be complete by yield signs replace stop the end of 2013. signs and all traffic moves Meanwhile, construc- in a counterclockwise di- tion is also beginning rection. Roundabouts are on new ramps at the said to improve safety at Kentucky 54/East Par- intersections by eliminat- rish Avenue interchange ing the need for left-hand with the U.S. 60 Owens- turns. boro Bypass on the city’s While roundabouts east side. The project is have been widely used related to the new Heart- across the country, the land Crossing/Menards Darrin Phegley / The Gleaner Owensboro roundabout commercial develop- will be only the fifth for ment. Completion on the a Kentucky highway, ac- $2.5 million project is ex- At the top of their game cording to the cabinet. pected by Aug. 15. TOP: Gail Snowden, right, and her sibling and card playing The roundabout will Yager Materials is the partner David Alexander, second from left, play duplicate replace a Y-intersection prime contractor on both bridge during their weekly game at The Gathering Place where Kentucky 56 and projects. recently. They have achieved a milestone in bridge tournament play by earning enough points required to become Life Masters. At left is Susie Hill and second from right is John Groben. Volunteers are needed RIGHT: David Alexander, left, and his sister Gail Snowden popse at their weekly bridge game at The Gathering Place. They’ve been bridge partners since 1990. for Junior Achievment day Gleaner staff to identify import items found throughout the Volunteers are need- classroom, students be- ed to help with a Junior gin to recognize that trade Achievement program with other countries af- put on by South Middle fects their daily lives. Briefs School. ■■“You Be the Judge” South is hosting a one- — Students learn that a Chamber of Commerce’s Legislative four-mile trek on the Sheltowee day event March 26 so structure of rules and laws Henderson teen steals , Review Breakfast on Thursday. Trace Trail. Others are May 18, June all sixth-graders at the is required for countries then wrecks mother’s car State Sen. Dorsey Ridley and Rep. 1, Sept. 28 and Oct. 12. school receive the JA to engage in international David Watkins will discuss high- Preregistration is required as Global Marketplace pro- trade. A Henderson teen was injured ear- lights of the 2013 General Assembly, space is limited. For more informa- gram, according to a news ■■“Let’s Make a Deal” — ly Monday morning after wrecking which is nearly completed. tion, call (800) 325-1710. release. The program em- Students work in groups to her mother’s vehicle. The breakfast will take place form phasizes the need for a identify and understand City police said the accident oc- 7:30 to 9 a.m. Thursday at Henderson Ky. GOP calls Paul ‘shining global economy and the business practices in other curred around 3:45 a.m. when the Country Club. impact it has on everyday countries. 13-year-old took her mother’s Toyota The cost is $12 for chamber mem- example’ of leadership lives. ■■“World of Words” — Solara without permission. bers or $18 for nonmembers and FRANKFORT, Ky. — The executive com- The event begins at 7:45 Students discover how Authorities said while she was walk-ins. For reservations, contact mittee of the Kentucky GOP has a.m. and runs until 1:45 technological advances in traveling in the 1800 block of Madi- the chamber at 826-9531 or info@ passed a resolution applauding U.S. p.m. JA will also provide communication have im- son Street, she ran the vehicle off the hendersonchamber.org. Sen. Rand Paul as a “shining example lunch for all volunteers proved productivity and road and hit an embankment. The ve- of Republican leadership” for last from 10:45-11:30 a.m. facilitated international hicle then rolled onto its top in the Natural Bridge Park week’s nearly 13-hour filibuster. The program will need trade. roadway. Paul’s filibuster delayed the confir- eight volunteers to teach ■■“World of Money” She was transported to Method- offering series of hikes mation of President Barack Obama’s the first lesson, “X Marks — Students learn that ist Hospital for injuries. Further in- SLADE, Ky. — Natural Bridge State Re- pick for CIA director, drawing na- the Spot.” Volunteers will countries have different formation about her condition was sort Park is offering five guided hikes tional attention. then teach an additional currencies with different unavailable. covering 20 miles of trails, and the In a resolution passed Sunday, the lesson four times through- values. first event is this weekend. Kentucky GOP praised Paul for tak- out the day to rotating Anyone interested in Chamber’s Legislative The hikes are led by naturalists ing a principled stand that “ignited a groups of students. participating should con- and offer views of the area’s rugged grassroots phenomenon” across the Here are the five les- tact LeAnne Shockley, JA Review breakfast Thursday cliff lines, rock shelters, arches and country. sons: program director, at le- Today is the deadline for mak- range of plants and animals. ■■ “X Marks the Spot” [email protected] or ing reservations for the Henderson The first hike is Saturday, a Staff and wire reports — Working in groups call 270-724-3989.

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Editorial NYC the correct venue to try al-Qaida official Just one week after he was brought to the United States, a senior al-Qaida leader was in a Manhattan courtroom Friday where he pleaded not guilty to plotting to kill Americans and was whisked off to his cell to await trial, expected to last about three weeks. The leader is Sulai- man Abu Ghaith, who functioned as al-Qaida’s propaganda minister and chief spokesman until he Sulaiman Abu Ghaith was forced to flee to Iran in 2002. Abu Ghaith is not believed to have been on the operations side of al-Qaida for years, and appar- ently played no role in the 9/11 attacks, although he issued a number of bloodcurdling pronouncements in their aftermath. He urged Muslims to stay off aircraft and out of tall buildings, warned the United States that “a great army In a simpler time, it didn’t take much is gathering against you” and called on the “nation of Islam” to do battle against “the Jews, the Christians and the Americans.” to make a dish seem sophisticated Having said that, he went into hiding with his wife, Fatima, who happens to be Osama bin Laden’s oldest The American culinary it? Any establishment daughter. He remained a guest, willingly or unwill- world was a lot simpler Your Turn that served these but- ingly, of the Iranians until quite recently, when, for when I was a kid. Do you have an opinion tery oblong crackers whatever reason, he traveled to Turkey on forged Soups came in a red- on these or other issues? instead of saltines was papers. and-white can labeled Send your letters to a place worth patron- The Turks arrested him, but refused to turn him “Campbell’s.” The best- chuck Editor, The Gleaner, izing. It remains true known Italian food came stinnett Box 4, Henderson, KY today. (Also qualifying: over to the U.S. He was deported to Kuwait and taken from a cheerful fellow 42419 or email them to Waverly Wafers — now into U.S. custody when his flight stopped in Jordan. named Chef Boyardee. BUSINESS EDITOR [email protected]. marketed by Nabisco as Republicans believe Abu Ghaith should be shipped Macaroni and cheese was Letters must be signed Premium Gold Crackers to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and tried before a military a vegetable. remarkable considering and include a phone — and Captain’s Wafers.) tribunal that is still a judicial work in progress. The French cuisine was rare. that Saratoga Springs is number for verification. ■■Canada Dry: Best original plan was to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Thai food hadn’t been in- often credited as the home known for its ginger ale, and four others charged in the 9/11 attacks in New vented. of something that often its products weren’t as But even in that desert accompanies a club sand- favorite of Edward VIII sweet as Coke or Pepsi, York City’s federal criminal courts, which have a long of dining, I recognized wich: potato chips. and his beloved, Wallis so it wasn’t a first-line kid record of successful terrorism prosecutions. that there were certain Legend has it than in Simpson. drink. But that contributed But Congress, led by Republicans, balked and barred menu items of great and 1853, a wealthy patron This American export to its allure. the Obama administration from bringing the defen- rarefied distinction — came to dine at Moon’s retains a remarkable hold ■■Swiss on rye: For dants to the U.S. proper, insisting they be tried before visible to kids but usually Lake House restaurant on the European imagina- years, this was a mythi- newly created and untested military tribunals. beyond our reach. on the shores of Saratoga tion. cal sandwich. Rumors Sheikh Mohammed and his co-defendants have been These were the sophis- Lake and ordered fried “The club sandwich has abounded of it being ticated foods of my youth: potatoes. always been the classiest served at adult parties to on trial since last May with little obvious progress. Foremost was the club When served, the cus- kind of comfort food,” the the delight of guests. But If federal prosecutors can keep Abu Ghaith’s case sandwich. For one thing, tomer deemed the pota- European travel and en- since we never had rye in the federal criminal courts, it is very likely that a the only people permitted toes to be too soggy and tertainment website trav- bread at home, these re- verdict will have been rendered and the case disposed to order them were people bland, and sent them back eltain.com declared. ports could not be found- of before the chaotic Guantanamo proceedings even who belonged to a club. to the kitchen. “These are the aristo- ed. reach closing arguments. (Duh.) The cook or chef, crats of the sandwich,” Finally, a loaf of Roman The ingredients are George “Speck” Crum, the French magazine Le Meal bread appeared in simplicity itself: turkey or prepared a thinner po- Figaro proclaimed in 2010 our kitchen — the first chicken, bacon, toast, let- tato, but the snobby diner as it reviewed and report- whole-grain, nonwhite tuce, tomato and mayon- sent them back again. In- ed on what it judged to be bread to ever cross the Pentagon is planning naise. It’s in the presenta- censed, Crum sliced a po- the best club sandwich in threshold of our home. I tion that the club becomes tato absurdly thin, salted Paris: The one served at substituted two slices of more sublime. it heavily and fried it to Bar 228 at the Hotel Meu- Roman Meal for rye, add- version of AAA in space First, the club is usually a crisp, certain the cus- rice, with a price tag of ed Kraft Swiss cheese and served as a double-decker, tomer would see the folly. 25 euros (approximately mayo, and declared it to The inventive folks at the Defense Advanced Research with three pieces of toast. Instead, “Saratoga Chips” $32.50). Club sandwiches be très bon. (This is a lie. Projects Agency, the Pentagon’s blue-sky research arm, Second, the sandwich became an immediate sen- are particularly popular in I spoke very little French are spending $180 million on a robot that can repair, is never served whole or sation. Paris saloons, and the bar as a child.) recycle and rebuild defunct satellites in space. even cut in two; it is al- No such compelling tale at the Meurice serves 25 to ■■Chex mix: Before it The idea is to save money by taking advantage of those ways cut diagonally into exists to explain the cre- 30 clubs each day. became a staple of vend- parts of an inoperative satellite that still work, like anten- quarters. ation of the club sandwich. The Grand Hyatt hotel ing machines, Chex mix nas and solar panels, according to the Associated Press. Finally, those thick Some writers suggest that in Melbourne, Australia, could only be made at Plans call for a launch in 2016 to try to repair a decom- quarters are held together it likely originated in the serves some 9,000 clubs home, and only then at missioned satellite. Such is the legacy of our years in with hors d’œuvre sticks club cars of the great a year. homes that purchased the space that DARPA has identified 140 defunct satellites topped with colorful little Pennsylvania Railroad; The chef at the luxuri- General Mills’ Chex cere- as suitable candidates to choose from. plastic loops. others suggest it was in- ous Beverly Hills Hotel al. (Ours was a Kellogg’s Another legacy of man’s years in space is an orbiting James Villas, the long- vented in the kitchen of proudly reports that his household.) cloud of space junk, the remains of satellites, rockets, time food critic of Town & a hungry man returning establishment has been Chex mix required mix- fuel tanks, even loose tools. According to the website Country magazine, called home after a long night at serving clubs for 100 years; ing Corn Chex, Rice Chex Space.com, there are 21,000 pieces of junk larger than 4 the club “the quintessen- his club. today they come with Gru- and Wheat Chex, blending inches, half a million pieces measuring a third of an inch tial American dish.” Whatever its origin, its yère cheese and aioli may- in nuts and pretzels, add- to 4 inches, and millions of smaller pieces, paint chips The famed cooking fame spread rapidly. An onnaise. ing Worcestershire sauce, and metal fragments. writer and teacher James 1899 dinner menu from the Happily, the club sand- seasoned salt, garlic pow- All of them pose a threat to spaceships and astronauts. Beard declared that the steamship Rhode Island in wich is widely available at der and onion powder, Perhaps DARPA’s robots could also do a little light club “is one of the great the collection of the New less ostentatious places, then baking it with some housekeeping, removing some of the space junk while sandwiches of all time and York Public Library shows such as diners and lunch butter. they are repairing satellites. has swept its way around a club sandwich available counters, where the toast This was a lot of trouble the world after an Ameri- for 25 cents (or 40 cents is made from thin square to go to for snack food, and can beginning.” with bacon). A recipe for sandwich bread, the the only person I knew While its origins are un- the club sandwich is found cheese is American, the who made it was my be- certain, the club sandwich in the “Good Housekeep- lettuce is iceberg and the loved Miss Ann, whose was definitely known to ing Everyday Cook Book” spread is Miracle Whip. home I sometimes visited. Americans by the turn of in 1903, and the sandwich But make no mistake: Chex mix was very so- the last century. was served at four restau- It’s still sophisticated. phisticated. And when I Editorial Page One popular theory rants at the 1904 World’s ■■ went to Miss Ann’s and ate is that it originated at an Fair in St. Louis. There were a few other it by the handful, so was I. DAVID DIXON exclusive gentleman’s From there, the club sophisticated foods and EDITOR gambling club in Saratoga sandwich spread across drinks when I was young: Business Editor Chuck Stinnett Springs, N.Y., in 1894. the Atlantic. 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Across the nation Judge enters plea for Holmes District of Columbia of concerns by lawmakers and veterans groups over By Dan Elliott Senate panel OKs the fact that the new medal and Nicholas Riccardi was ranked above medals Associated Press bill for gun checks such as the Purple Heart WASHINGTON — Democrats given to wounded troops. CENTENNIAL, Colo. — The gave a boost Tuesday to north carolina judge in the deadly Colorado the pillar of President movie theater shooting case Barack Obama’s plans for entered a not guilty plea on reducing gun violence, Air Force puts stop behalf of James Holmes on pushing a bill requiring to tuition assistance Tuesday after the former nearly universal federal graduate student’s defense background checks for RALEIGH — The Air Force team said he was not ready firearms buyers through has joined other military to enter one. the Senate Judiciary Com- branches in suspending If Holmes is convicted, mittee over solid Republi- tuition assistance that he could be executed or can opposition. thousands of active-duty spend the rest of his life in The proposal still faces a airmen rely on to pay for prison. Judge William Syl- difficult path through Con- college classes. vester said Holmes, 25, can gress, where GOP lawmak- Air Force spokeswom- change his plea to not guilty ers say it would have little an Lt. Col. Laurel Tingley by reason of insanity later, if impact on crime and warn said airmen were notified he chooses. that it is a precursor to a fed- in an email Tuesday that Prosecutors, for their eral registry of gun owners. new applications for tu- part, have not said yet associated press The committee ap- ition assistance won’t be whether they will pursue James Holmes sits with defense attorney Tamara Brady during his arraignment Tuesday in proved the bill 10-8, sup- accepted because of the the death penalty, announc- Centennial, Colo. Judge William Blair Sylvester entered a not guilty plea on behalf of Holmes. ported by every Demo- $85 billion in federal ing Tuesday that they will crat and opposed by all spending cuts that went make their decision known Arlene Holmes. months since Holmes first could help their case if the Republicans. It would re- into effect March 1. on April 1. Holmes is charged with shuffled into court with evidence of insanity is weak. quire background checks The Army, Marine The judge set Aug. 5 for 166 counts, mostly murder vacant eyes and reddish- If Holmes does plead for transactions between Corps and Coast Guard the start of the trial. Pros- and attempted murder, in orange hair, neither he nor insanity, the proceedings private individuals — they suspended their assis- ecutors and defense attor- the July 20 attack on movie- his lawyers have said much would be prolonged fur- are now mandatory only tance programs last week. neys declined to comment. goers at a midnight showing about how he would plead. ther while he is evaluated by for sales by licensed gun A decision by the Navy is Holmes sat silently of “The Dark Knight Rises” A not guilty by reason of state mental health officials. dealers — and expand a pending. through Tuesday’s proceed- in the Denver suburb of insanity plea carries risk. With the judge entering the system designed to keep Military personnel may ings. When he walked into Aurora that killed 12 people Prosecutors would gain plea, prosecutors still don’t firearms from criminals, still qualify for aid under the courtroom, he looked and injured 70. access to Holmes’ men- have access to Holmes’ those with major mental the GI Bill, which is not at his parents, Robert and In the nearly eight tal health records, which health records. problems and others. affected. Complaints put new Feds uncover crop war medal on hold insurance fraud ring Police officer convicted in cannibalism plot WASHINGTON — The mili- RALEIGH — Federal inves- tary has stopped produc- tigators have unraveled a By Larry Neumeister June 19 but is likely to face his schemes — prosecutors U.S. Attorney Preet tion of a new medal for massive scheme among Associated Press much less. said he took concrete steps Bharara said in a statement: remote warfare troops dozens of insurance agents, His lawyers branded the to carry out his plot. “Today, a unanimous jury — drone operators and claims adjusters, brokers NEW YORK — Police Officer outcome a “thought pros- They said the New York found that Gilberto Valle’s cyber war fighters — as it and farmers in eastern Gilberto Valle’s lawyers said ecution” that sets a danger- City police officer looked detailed and specific plans considers complaints from North Carolina to steal at he was just spinning sick ous precedent, while federal up potential targets on a to abduct women for the veterans and lawmakers least $100 million from the and twisted fantasies for his prosecutors said the verdict restricted law enforcement purpose of committing over the award, which government-backed pro- own pleasure when he chat- proved that Valle crossed database; searched the In- grotesque crimes were very was ranked higher than gram that insures crops. ted online about abducting, the line from fantasy to re- ternet for how to knock real and that he was guilty traditional combat medals Authorities say the on- roasting and eating women. ality and was genuinely bent someone out with chloro- as charged.” like the Purple Heart and going investigation is al- A jury, though, decided he on committing “grotesque form and where to get tor- Outside court after the Bronze Star. ready the largest such ring was deadly serious. crimes.” ture devices and other tools; verdict, Valle’s attorney Julia Defense Secretary uncovered in the country. Valle, 28, was convicted Prosecutors said Valle and showed up on a wom- Gatto said, “Obviously, the Chuck Hagel has ordered Forty-one defendants Tuesday of conspiracy in a plotted to abduct, torture an’s block after striking an case involved thoughts that a review of the Distin- have either pleaded guilty macabre case that opened and cannibalize six women agreement to kidnap her for were unusual and bizarre guished Warfare Medal. or reached plea agree- a window on a shocking he knew, including his wife. $5,000 for a New Jersey man and frankly very ugly. We Pentagon press secre- ments after profiting from Internet world of cannibal- While none of the women who wanted to rape and kill think that the jury couldn’t tary George Little said false insurance claims ism fetishists. He could get were ever harmed — and her. That man was also ar- get past that and they never Tuesday that Hagel or- life in prison at sentencing only his wife discovered rested and is awaiting trial. got to the law.” dered another look in light Wire services

Across the world Bodies china he was shot in the head. An Associated Press photog- Cyberattack talks rapher said the man was exhumed among dozens throwing with U.S. may start rocks at Israeli troops near BEIJING — China says it is the city of Hebron. in murder willing to cooperate with A military spokeswom- the United States in cyber- an said troops pursued the security after the U.S. called men suspected of lobbing probe on it to take “serious steps” the firebombs. She said the to stop cyberattacks. protesters hurled rocks at ■■ Foreign Ministry spokes- them and “sensing an im- Men last seen woman Hua Chunying re- minent danger to their lives, peated China’s assertion the soldiers fired toward the at Mandela’s that it is firmly opposed to assaulters, identifying a hit.” cyberattacks and one of the Palestinians have in- ex-wife’s home countries that has suffered creasingly complained in By Michelle Faul most from them. She said recent weeks of the use of Associated Press the country cracks down live fire by Israeli troops. on such hackers according The military says it typi- JOHANNESBURG — Foren- to the law. cally uses nonlethal means associated press file sic scientists on Tuesday Hua said Tuesday: “Cy- such as tear gas and rubber Syrian army soldiers hold the Syrian revolution flags as they stand in front their armored exhumed two bodies be- berspace needs rules and co- bullets to disperse protests personnel carrier shortly after they defected and joined the rebels in Homs province May 12. lieved to belong to young operation, not wars. China is or riots. activists last seen 24 years willing to have constructive Iran ago at the home of Winnie dialogue and cooperation Madikizela-Mandela as po- with the global community, lice said they have opened a including the United States.” VPN access blocked Syrian army denies deaths, new murder investigation. U.S. National Security to Gmail, Yahoo The case reopens a dark adviser Tom Donilon’s chapter in the life of the comments Monday reflect TEHRAN — Iranian authori- then-wife of Nelson Man- American concern over ties have blocked many defections are taking toll dela. Many South Africans cyber intrusions and their foreign-based virtual pri- still revere the 76-year- economic costs. vate networks, or VPNs, By Karin Laub pinned down opposition speculation that the muf- old as “the mother of the Last month a U.S.-based severely restricting access Associated Press fighters with artillery and ti’s appeal was a sign of at- nation,” but others have cybersecurity firm accused to many websites. airstrikes, while repelling trition among the troops. feared as a vengeful and a Chinese military unit of at- The VPNs are illegal in BEIRUT — A top Syrian rebel assaults on the capi- The army is “fine” and heartless operator. She tacking more than 140 most- Iran but offered a path for cleric’s appeal to young tal of Damascus and other troops “have been waging had “the blood of African ly American companies. Iranians to freely use the men to join the army raised regime strongholds. since for the past two years children on her hands,” Israel Internet, access banned the question of whether In this scenario, the with unprecedented valor her former friend Xoliswa opposition websites, and President Bashar Assad regime can hang on for and courage,” the newspa- Falati told South Africa’s popular sites such as Face- is running out of soldiers, months, said Joseph Hol- per said in a commentary. Truth and Reconciliation Israeli troops kill book. prompting a pro-govern- liday, a Syria analyst at The army can keep fight- Commission. Palestinian man Lawmaker Ramazan Ali ment newspaper to reas- the Washington-based ing for years, it asserted. In the late 1990s, the Sobhani is quoted as say- sure readers Tuesday that Institute for the Study of Experts say precise Truth and Reconciliation JERUSALEM — Israeli troops ing his parliamentary com- the military can keep fight- War. “The opposition is figures on rebel and re- Commission found that shot to death a Palestinian mittee in charge of coming insurgents for years to definitely ascendant, and gime troop strengths are Madikizela-Mandela was man Tuesday after he and munications will review come. Bashar is going down, difficult to come by. The responsible for the disap- others hurled rocks and the results of the block on Syria’s civil war, with (but) it’s a question of Syrian military does not pearances in November firebombs at them in the VPNs, which went into its large-scale defections, time,” he said. release detailed informa- 1988 of 21-year-old Lolo West Bank, the military effect last Wednesday. thousands of soldiers Syria’s troop strength tion and last year stopped Sono and his friend Si- said. Sobhani says the block killed and multiple fronts, moved into the spotlight publishing data on soldiers buniso Tshabalala, 19. But The death was the latest restricted access to some has eroded one of the Arab with a call for a general killed. nothing was done to pur- in a new uptick in Palestin- international email ser- world’s biggest armies, mobilization by Grand Rebel groups often op- sue allegations she was di- ian casualties in the area, vices such as Gmail and with pro-Assad militias Mufti Ahmad Badreddine erate locally, with consid- rectly involved in their kill- where protests in support Yahoo in some parts of the increasingly filling in for Hassoun, the country’s erable autonomy, despite ings, even though her chief of prisoners held in Israeli country. troops. top state-appointed Sunni attempts by Syria’s main bodyguard Jerry Richard- jails have led to violent Since the street unrest But while the rebels have Muslim cleric and Assad opposition group to intro- son told the commission he clashes between the pro- that followed President scored military and diplo- loyalist. He told state TV duce a centralized military and a colleague stabbed the testers and Israeli forces. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s matic gains, the regime is on Sunday that Syrians command. young men to death on Ma- The protests have largely 2009 re-election, Iran has far from its breaking point. must rally to defend their The conflict has killed dikizela-Mandela’s orders. subsided. tightened restrictions on Assad appears to have country against a “global more than 70,000 people Mortuary records indi- Yatta hospital director VPN use and occasionally stopped trying to retake conspiracy.” and displaced about 4 mil- cate the two bodies that Ziyad Abu Zahra identified blocked them. all of the rebel-held areas, On Tuesday, the pro- lion of Syria’s 22 million were unearthed Tues- the man killed as 25-year- lacking the manpower to government al-Watan people, according to U.N. day had multiple stab old Mahmoud Titi and said Wire services do so. 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PhotoS courtesy of ffa Public speaking: From left are J.T. Payne, Adam Blanford, Jessica Murch, Madison Clary, Luke Parliamentary procedure: From left are Jacob Young, David Snow, Jared Melloy, Madison Clary, Watson, Quinton Stovall, Luke Wilson, Jacey King, Michaela Boeglin and Zane Cowan. Jessica Murch, Jacey King, Zane Cowan, Austin Wildman, Adam Blanford and Quinton Stovall.

Gleaner staff Vice President Quinton impromptu, superior third. From left, J.T. Stovall, Secretary Jacey ■■Quinton Stovall, turf/ Payne, Tyler Henderson County King, reporter Jared Mel- lawn impromptu, superior. Roberts, Luke High School’s FFA parlia- loy, Treasurer Austin Wil- ■■Madison Clary, swine Wilson and mentary procedure team man, Sentinel Zane Cow- impromptu, superior. J.D. Larew, The recently placed superior an. Members: David Snow, ■■Adam Blanford, goat team participat- first at a regional tourna- Jacob Young, Adam Blan- impromptu, superior third. ed in the Record ment and will be advanc- ford and Madison Clary. ■■Jessica Murch, pre- Keeping Career ing to the state finals. Students who compet- pared public speaking, Development The FFA Regional Ca- ed in the impromptu cat- superior second. Event. reer Development Event egories had 20 minutes to ■■Zane Cowan, green- was held at Apollo High prepare for a six-minute house impromptu, supe- School in Owensboro on speech on their selected rior second. March 7. topic. Each student could ■■Luke Watson, crop Qualifying individuals choose from three topics impromptu, superior sec- and teams will move on to provided. ond. the Kentucky FFA Conven- For the prepared public ■■Luke Wilson, creed, tion, which will be held at speaking contest, partici- superior second. the Hyatt Regency Hotel pants chose the agricul- The following students in downtown Lexington ture-related topic. participated in the Record on June 11-13. Students who placed Keeping Career Develop- The parliamentary team either superior first or su- ment Event. Team mem- had to demonstrate nine perior second qualified for bers are: Luke Wilson, parliamentary motions the state finals. Tyler Roberts, J.D. Larew on a chosen item of busi- Here are the students and J.T. Payne. Results will ness within 10 minutes, ac- competed at regionals: not be available for two cording to a news release. ■■Michaela Boeglin, weeks, said FFA sponsor The team was scored on beef impromptu, superior Kristy Lancaster. parliamentary ability, de- third. Junior FFA member Jar- bates and opening/closing ■■J.T. Payne, small ani- ed Melloy represented the ceremonies. mal impromptu, superior Henderson FFA chapter in Team members are: third. the talent category and re- President Jessica Murch, ■■Jacey King, floral ceived a superior rating. Matthew 25 seeks donations for food pantry Special to The Gleaner Sally Welch, director of who is HIV-positive, re- community services. Mat- gardless of their partici- Matthew 25 AIDS Ser- thew 25 accepts donations pation in the clinic. vices Inc. is participating five days a week from 9 For more information, in the Alan S. Feinstein a.m. until 5 p.m. call 270-826-0200 and ask Foundation’s 16th annual “We’ll even come pick to speak with Sally Welch $1 Million Giveaway to up a large donation, if you or email her at swelch@ Fight Hunger. have no way to get it to us,” matthew25clinic.org. From March 1 through Welch said. April 30, all food and mon- Matthew 25 is encour- etary donations to Zack’s aging area businesses Henderson's Best Kitchen, Matthew 25’s food and places of worship to Insurance Agency pantry, will be matched host canned food drives. SHOW FEATURE proportionately by the Participants should keep Contact your Feinstein Foundation. in mind the last day to local agent for “Our food donations have donations count in great rates on have decreased signifi- the Feinstein Challenge is Dash Around the Table Tour: cantly from this time last April 30. life insurance. year, though demand for Zack’s Kitchen food “Making Mealtimes Matter Show” our food pantry services pantry provides food to is higher than ever,” said anyone in the community Featuring Executive Chef Jon Ashton, (270) 826-2949 the Dash cooking shows have henderson.kyfb.com CPSCPS162586 something for everyone. Two one- hour interactive shows per day will Reland, LLC A Better provide wildly entertaining, hilarious Specializing in... Easter and information demonstrations for Concrete Removal Lawn Care anyone who loves food! & ReplacReplacementem Aeration • Seeding Treats Hauling & Fertilizing Place Your Sponsored by ExcaExcavatingva • Dirt Landscaping • Mowing Order Now! • Gravel • Sand Angel Food • Rock Call Brad Baskets Robert Waller 270-860-2046 270-827-9050 or Bunny Cakes 270-577-0349 Decorated Cakes 1/4 Sheet Cakes A & F Kentucky Carrying • White • Chocolate Services Concealed Deadly • Yellow • Concrete ~ Demolition Weapons Classes & Installation Golden Glaze • Tree Work One Day • General Landscape Classes Bakery & Design Offered Monthly. 1347 Washington • Retaining Walls ATTN: LADIES! 826-3008 • Patios All girl classes now available. Open 7 days at 5 a.m.

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From the Cover health care version were quietly posted work and come back later. accounting for about 80 your expected income in For example: “What’s the from 1A online by the Health and The paper application is percent of them. Because 2014. But the latest tax re- name of the lowest cost Human Services Depart- estimated to take an aver- families can apply togeth- turn the IRS would have self-only health plan the ment, seeking feedback age of 45 minutes. er, the government esti- is for 2012. If you landed a employee listed above will take a considerable from industry and consum- The new coverage starts mates 16 million people better-paying job, got laid could enroll in at this job?” amount of time to fill out er groups. Those materials, next Jan. 1. Uninsured peo- will be served. off, or your spouse went HHS spokeswoman Erin and will be difficult for along with a recent HHS ple will apply through new Here are some pros and back to work, you’ll have Shields Britt said in a state- many people to be able to presentation to insurers, state-based markets, also cons on how the system is to provide added document the application is a complete,” said Ron Pol- run counter to the vision called exchanges. shaping up: mentation. work in progress, “being lack, executive director of simplicity promoted by Middle-class people will ■■Pro: If you apply on- ■■Pro: Even with all refined thanks to public of Families USA, an advo- administration officials. be eligible for tax cred- line, you’re supposed to be the complexity, the new input.” cacy group supporting the “We are not just sign- its to help pay for private able to get near-instanta- system could still end up It will “help people health care law. “It does ing up for a dating service insurance plans, while neous verification of your being simpler than what make apples-to-apples not get you to the selection here,” said Sam Karp, a low-income people will be identity, income, and citi- some people go through comparisons of costs and of a plan.” vice president of the Cali- steered to safety-net pro- zenship or immigration sta- now to buy their own in- coverage between health “When you combine fornia HealthCare Foun- grams like Medicaid. tus. An online government surance. You won’t have insurance plans and learn those two processes, it is dation, who nonetheless Because of opposition clearinghouse called the to fill out a medical ques- whether they can get a enormously time consum- gives the administration to the health care law in Data Services Hub will ping tionnaire, although you do break in costs,” she added. ing and complex,” added high marks for distilling some states, the federal Social Security for birth re- have to answer whether or But what if you just want Pollack. He’s calling for it all into a workable form. government will run the cords, IRS for income data not you have a disability. to buy health insurance in the government to sim- Karp was part of an inde- new insurance markets in and Homeland Security for Even if you are disabled, your state’s exchange, and plify the form and, more pendent group that sepa- about half the states. And immigration status. “That you can still get coverage you’re not interested in important, for an army of rately designed a model states that reject the law’s is a brand new thing in the for the same premium a getting any help from the counselors to help unin- application. Medicaid expansion will world,” said Karp. healthy person of your age government? sured people navigate the The government esti- be left with large numbers ■■Con: If your house- would pay. You’ll still have to fill new system. It’s unclear mates its online applica- of poor people uninsured. hold income has changed ■■Con: If anyone in out an application, but it who would pay for these tion will take a half hour HHS estimates it will in the past year or so and your household is offered will be shorter. navigators. to complete, on average. If receive more than 4.3 mil- you want help paying your health insurance on the job Drafts of the paper ap- you need a break, or have lion applications for fi- premiums, be prepared to but does not take it, be pre- Online — Insurance Afford- plication and a 60-page to gather supporting docu- nancial assistance in 2014, do some extra work. You’re pared for some particularly ability Application package: description of the online ments, you can save your with online applications applying for help based on head-scratching questions. http://tinyurl.com/akkvu9f

bicycles Henderson Fiscal Court from 1A and the Henderson City Commission. First vote doesn’t reveal pope The committee meets at popular topics, Eblen said, 3 p.m. the second Wednes- as well as marking bicycle day of each month at the routes with “share the city’s Public Safety Build- ■■Cardinals road” signs. ing overlooking the clover- “It just makes people leaf, and the next meeting will resume aware that bicyclists could on April 10 will begin the be on the road,” she said. process of boiling down search today The participants also the information gathered broached the idea of bet- Monday so it can be pri- By Nicole Winfield ter connectivity among oritized. The May 8 meet- Associated Press schools, parks and working will focus on mapping places. “There are many out the network of bicycle VATICAN CITY — Black people who have to use a routes. smoke poured from the bike to get to work or to get “Probably in June we’ll Sistine Chapel chimney to the grocery store.” have another public meet- on Tuesday, signaling The community’s cur- ing to review the map and that cardinals had failed rent bicycle plan dates get some more public input on their first vote of the from 2005, and the com- on that,” Eblen said. “We papal conclave to choose a mittee is in the process want to make sure this new leader for the world’s of updating it, which committee stays active 1.2 billion Catholics and eventually will require and continues to move their troubled church. the formal approval of forward.” Surrounded by Michel- angelo’s imposing frescos imagining the beginning next month or so, we’ll Associated Press dirt pad and the end of the world, from 1A have both certified,” cardinals locked them- In this picture released by the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, Cardinals line up Crooks said. Food process- selves into the chapel fol- to take an oath of secrecy inside the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican Tuesday, before the start ing for several years has lowing a final appeal for the conclave to elect the 266th Roman Catholic pope. Cardinals from around the globe locked Donna Crooks, the acting been one of four industries unity to heal the divisions themselves inside the Sistine Chapel on Tuesday to choose a new leader for the world’s 1.2 president of the North- targeted for recruitment that have been exposed billion Catholics and their troubled church, surrounded by Michelangelo’s imposing frescos west Kentucky Forward by Northwest Kentucky by Pope Benedict XVI’s imagining the beginning and the end of the world. regional economic de- Forward, along with auto- shocking resignation and velopment organization, motive, distribution and revelations of corruption black smoke billowed out to shake up the powerful the Successor of Peter, told the board Tuesday. energy. and mismanagement in of the chimney, signaling Vatican bureaucracy, and the visible foundation of “If there are no buildings, In other matters: the Vatican bureaucracy. that no pope had been Brazilian Cardinal Odilo such an ecclesial unity,” they’ll look at a pad” on CEO hunt: The North- Led by prelates hold- elected. Scherer, favored by Vatican- Sodano said. He said the which they can construct west Kentucky Forward ing a crucifix and candles, The cardinals now re- based insiders who have de- job of pope is to be mer- a building. board went into execu- the 115 scarlet-robed prel- turn to the Vatican hotel fended the status quo. Other ciful, charitable and “tire- The Henderson area tive session to discuss the ates chanted the Litany of for the night and resume names included Canadian lessly promote justice and for years has lacked a big, process of hiring of a new Saints, the hypnotic Gre- voting this morning. Cardinal Marc Ouellet, who peace.” empty industrial building president and CEO as well gorian chant imploring the Benedict XVI’s surprise heads the Vatican’s power- He was interrupted by to show to prospects, and as to discuss litigation. intercession of the saints resignation has thrown the ful office for bishops, and applause from the pews — funds are too tight to build Crooks, who was hired to guide their voting, be- church into turmoil and U.S. Cardinal Timothy not so much from the car- a spec building. last year as the vice presi- fore the master of liturgi- exposed deep divisions Dolan, the exuberant arch- dinals — when he referred For years, local econom- dent of existing business, cal ceremonies intoned among cardinals grappling bishop of New York. to the “beloved and vener- ic developers have had lit- has been serving as inter- “Extra omnes” or “all with whether they need a In a final appeal before ated” Benedict XVI and his tle to show companies oth- im president since the end out” and closed the heavy manager to clean up the the conclave began, the “brilliant” pontificate. er than undeveloped tracts of October. wooden doors. Vatican’s dysfunctional dean of the College of Car- Sitting in the front row known as green fields. Prospects: Crooks re- Outside, thousands of bureaucracy or a pastor dinals, retired Cardinal was Benedict’s longtime “We need to go beyond ported that Northwest people braved cold night who can inspire Catholics Angelo Sodano, urged uni- aide, Archbishop Georg green fields,” Doug Bell, Kentucky Forward has 29 rain and packed St. Peter’s at a time of waning faith ty within the church, ask- Gaenswein, who reported the chairman of both active industrial projects, Square, eyes fixed on the and growing secularism. ing the cardinal electors to that Benedict was watch- the Four Star board and including 19 potential new narrow chimney poking The leading contenders put their differences aside ing the proceedings from Northwest Kentucky For- or startup industries and out of the Sistine Chapel for pope have fallen into for the good of the church the papal residence in Cas- ward, declared. 10 projects to expand or roof. They were rewarded one of the two camps, with and the future pope. tel Gandolfo, according to Four Star has spent retain existing industries. some three hours after the Cardinal Angelo Scola, seen “Each of us is therefore a Vatican spokesman the years developing road- “Donna, you’re doing a conclave began when thick as favored by those hoping called to cooperate with Rev. Thomas Rosica. ways and installing water terrific job,” Bell said. and sewer lines across However, Crooks said much of the 800-acre in- that because of the time library that it belonged here.” of information. Idaho, Wyoming, Florida, dustrial park located be- she is devoting to new and from 1A She feels strongly that “I love the Internet … but Georgia and Mississippi. tween Robards and Sebree expanding companies, she libraries play a criti- you can’t trust everything But she noted she needs that so far is home to the is temporarily suspending cal role in a democracy. you read on the Internet. help from the staff, which Columbia Sportswear dis- her normal role of making me to Henderson. I want “It’s our responsibility, Librarians help you dig out she characterized as “ter- tribution center. routine visits to the more to work in a library that’s in society as a whole, to the truth of that.” Libraries rific,” to reach that goal. With some money in the than 100 existing indus- large enough to do the govern ourselves. And not only provide authorita- “I’m really not sure at bank and no debt, the Four tries in the area until a new stuff I want to do, but the only way you can tive information, she said, this point what I need to Star board has been con- president is hired. small enough to keep that do that is to be knowl- “you also have people do there, maybe just un- sidering what to do next: GRADD: At Bell’s sugges- community feel.” When edgeable about what’s helping you find the good lock their creativity and pave a gravel road on the tion, the Four Star board she first visited the lo- happening in the world stuff. It’s out there, but allow them to … feel a north side of the property unanimously agreed to cal library the staff was around you. Libraries you may not know where part of the team. I’m the or to develop a building double, to $10,000, the friendly — not knowing are so important be- to look.” coach and I’m the leader, pad. fee it pays this year to the she was the prospective cause they provide ac- And what’s her ulti- but I don’t do this by my- Ross suggested that a Green River Area Devel- boss — and one of the staff cess to information to mate goal in her new job? self. I want the staff to be pad could be “more of a opment District for admin- members approached her everybody, regardless of “Kentucky needs to win empowered and I want the marketing tool” to attract istration and grant applica- and asked if she needed age, gender and socio- an award in the Library staff to take ownership of companies. tion services it provides. help. economic status. Prior to Journal. The Library Jour- the library. The tract where the NWKF: The organiza- “It wasn’t just me; it public libraries, only the nal rates the libraries all “I feel truly blessed to pad is being considered tion has cut in half what was everybody” getting wealthy” had that access. across the United States have this opportunity be- is one of two that North- it spends to email its that treatment. “I love that She said she has a “pas- and, to date, no library cause this is a dream come west Kentucky Forward is newsletter to investors by sense of community con- sion and a love” for work- in the state of Kentucky true to work in a library in striving to have certified as switching to a new vendor, nection you see here. That ing with teenagers, and has has won an award. That a community that loves it being shovel-ready for a Constant Contact, accord- was really important to me previously taught them would be my big, auda- and supports it and a staff food-processing company ing to John Mathias, its that I work in a community classes on informational cious goal.” that loves it and supports by Cleveland-based Austin coordinator of communi- that supported the library, literacy — teaching them Other states that don’t it. That means the world Consulting. cations and investor rela- loved the library, and felt how to gauge the veracity have awards are Delaware, to me.” “Hopefully within the tions.

water water and also keeps his pantry drink for about a decade. Then, The new soft drink-like pack- come. But whether people will from 1A stocked with cases of bottled water. soda’s magic started to fade: Ev- aging helped fast-track bottled drink from the tap or a bottle is “It might just be the placebo eryone from doctors to health water’s growth past milk and uncertain. effect or marketing, but it tastes advocates to government offi- beer. In fact, the amount of Based on current trajectories, an average of 44 gallons of soda crisper,” said Ngo, who lives in cials were blaming soft drinks bottled water Americans drink Michael Bellas, the CEO of the in- a year, a 17 percent drop from Miami. for making people fat. Consump- has risen nearly every year for dustry tracker Beverage Market- the peak in 1998. Over the same The trend reflects Americans’ tion started declining after hit- more than two decades, while ing Corp., predicts that bottled time, the average amount of wa- ever-changing tastes; it wasn’t ting a high in the late 1990s. the estimates of how much tap water alone could overtake soda ter people drink has increased too far back in history that tap At the same time, people water people drink has fluctu- within the next decade. That’s 38 percent to about 58 gallons a water was the top drink. started turning to bottled water ated up and down during that not counting enhanced and fla- year. Bottled water has led that But in the 1980s, carbonated as an alternative. Its popularity time. When taken together, wa- vored waters, which are growing growth, with consumption near- soft drinks overtook tap as the was helped by the emergence of ter finally overtook soda in 2008, quickly but remain a small part of ly doubling to 21 gallons a year. most popular drink, with Coca- single-serve bottles that were according to Beverage Digest. the bottled water industry. Stephen Ngo, a civil defense Cola and PepsiCo putting their easy to carry around. (It’s difficult to track how much Currently, people drink 21 attorney, quit drinking soda a marketing muscle behind their Until then, bottled water had tap water people drink and how gallons of bottled water a year. year ago when he started run- colas with celebrity endorsements mainly been sold in “big jugs and much is used for other things That compares with 37 gallons ning triathlons, and wanted from the likes of pop star Michael coolers” for people who didn’t like washing dishes, so experts of other water, which includes a healthier way to quench his Jackson and comedian Bill Cosby. trust their water supply, said estimate consumption.) tap, sparkling, flavored and en- thirst. Americans kept drinking John Sicher, publisher of Bever- Analysts expect water to hold hanced waters such as Coca- Ngo, 34, has a Brita filter for tap more of the carbonated, sugary age Digest. onto to its top spot for years to Cola’s vitaminwater. Wednesday, March 13, 2013 Section B n Derby contender: Hear the Ghost entered the Run to the Roses Top 10 this week after his victory in the Sports San Felipe Stakes. 3B

kevin Lady Cols face challenge patton ■■Formidable COLUMNIST foe Anderson awaits HCHS Lady Cols in first round of Sweet 16 coach Haile By Kevin Patton has shot at [email protected] 270-831-8350 a milestone Playing second-ranked Anderson County, Hen- Jeff Haile has a shot at derson County expects a reaching another coaching challenging game today in milestone in this week’s the first round of the state state tournament. tournament. Three wins would give But the Lady Colonels the Henderson County shouldn’t expect anything coach his 600th career less. In the program’s nine victory. previous appearances in Of course that would the Sweet 16, they have mean the Lady Colonels lost to the eventual state would be playing Saturday champions five times — night for a state champion- M.C. Napier (1994), Lex- ship, knocking off second- ington Catholic (2001 and ranked Anderson County 2006), Lexington Chris- and most likely No. 1 Mar- tian (2006) and Louisville ion County along the way. Mercy (2010). In nine previous trips In back-to-back years, to the state tournament, Henderson County was Haile’s Henderson County eliminated by Elizabeth- teams have never reached town, which reached the the title game despite four Final Four in 2008 and appearances in the Final was the state runner-up Four. in 2009. Seven of the nine Haile’s 10 Second Re- times that Henderson gion titles are easily the County has reached the most by any coach in the state tournament it has region. Doug Harris of seen its season ended by a West Hopkins, Nancy team that advanced as far Oldham of West Hopkins as the Final Four. DARRIN PHEGLEY/THE GLEANER and Hopkins Central and Henderson County, Henderson County’s Brooke Tapp, center, draws a foul from University Heights’ Meg Starling, left, during their regional cham- Don Dillard of Christian which was ranked third in pionship game in Princeton on Tuesday night, March 5. Tapp, a senior, and her Lady Colonel teammates will face Anderson County won three apiece. the final Associated Press County in the first round of the Girls Sweet 16 tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Diddle Arena in Bowling Green. The only coach in the poll, is part of a top-heavy state with more appear- upper bracket for this 5-10 and a pair of 6-footers. of the season — a 43-41 ances in the Sweet 16 is week’s state tournament “We have to contain setback to Lexington Bry- Girls Sweet 16 Howard Beth, who took at Bowling Green’s Diddle them on the boards. They an Station in Lexington at Diddle Arena, Bowling Green Marshall County to 19 Arena. “The second- and have some really strong re- Catholic’s Republic Bank Today state tournaments before third-ranked teams and bounders,” Haile said. Classic on Dec. 22. The Bowling Green vs. Marion Co., noon retiring following the 2010 the No. 1 team (Marion Henderson County Lady Bearcats were down Montgomery Co. vs. Ashland Blazer, 1:30 p.m. season. County) are all in the needs to regain its shoot- 10 with 90 seconds to go Anderson Co. vs. Henderson Co., 6:30 p.m. Haile, who enters the same bracket,” Henderson ing touch that it finally in the region final against Corbin vs. Shelby Valley, 8 p.m. tournament with a 597- County coach Jeff Haile found in the second half Simon Kenton. Thursday 170 record, would become said. “We’ll have a tough of last week’s regional “Simon Kenton led the Lincoln Co. vs. Owensboro Catholic, noon only the fifth coach in state row to hoe.” final win over Univer- whole game. That’s a sign Louisville Manual vs. Louisville Mercy, 1:30 p.m. history with 600 wins. Anderson County (32-1) sity Heights. “We need to of a good team to be able to Marshall Co. vs. Letcher Co. Central, 6:30 p.m. The others are Beth, 793; features a balanced attack shoot the ball well. We’re come back like that,” Haile Madison Central vs. Notre Dame, 8 p.m. Randy Napier, 775; John led by juniors Makenzie a perimeter team for the said. Friday High, 658; and Nell Fookes, Cann and Eriel McKee. most part anyway,” Haile The winner of the Hen- Quarterfinals, noon, 1:30, 6:30, 8 p.m. 652. Like Haile, Napier “They like to shoot the said. “But we need to make derson-Anderson game Saturday and Fookes are still ac- three and they have three shots so we can get into will face either Corbin or Semifinals, 10 and 11:30 a.m. tive coaches — Napier at players who can shoot our press.” Shelby Valley in the quar- Championship, 8 p.m. Perry County Central and it,” said Haile, who at- After celebrating the re- terfinals Friday at 1:30 p.m. Fookes at Boone County. tended Anderson’s 70-68 gional championship and Directions: Take the Aububon Parkway to the U.S. 60 ■■ Those eastern Kentucky bypass in Owensboro. Follow the bypass to the Natcher overtime win over Simon its first trip to the state teams play in tonight’s 8 Parkway and head south. Follow the Natcher Parkway to Tournament jitters can Kenton in the Eighth Re- tournament since 2010, p.m. finale. Bowling Green. Take exit 7 onto U.S. 231. Turn right onto get the best of any team. gion final. “They run the it’s back to business for the In today’s other first- U.S. 231. Turn left onto U.S. 68. Proceed about one-quarter Seniors Ellie Fruit and dribble drive a lot and like Lady Colonels. round games, favorite mile, then turn left at the stoplight. The arena is about Brooke Tapp, the only to drive in and kick it out “Every team there is Marion County will meet one-quarter mile ahead on the right. Lady Colonels to have to the shooters.” looking to win the state Bowling Green in the noon Parking: Paid parking will be available in Parking played in the Sweet 16, can The Lady Colonels will championship,” Haile said. opener, which will be fol- Structure 2 between the arena and L.T. Smith Stadium. give their younger team- give up size across the Anderson County is lowed by Montgomery Watch online: Video coverage of all games in the mates advice. board as Anderson County riding a 24-game winning County taking on Ashland tournament will be available online at www.kshaa.tv. “It’s a big gym and starts a lineup of 5-3, 5-8, streak since its only loss Blazer. there’s definitely going to be a lot of people there. You’ve just got to go in with your head screwed on,” Tapp said. “You can’t go in thinking about all Most teams have shot in SEC tourney the bright lights and all the people there and the big court. (The younger are good enough to win it. got to battle and fight,” players) are going to be ■■Cats hoping And so we’ll just see what Calipari said. “If they come nervous, but you’ve got to happens.” at you, you can’t quit.” go out there like it’s any for help from No. 13 Florida (24-6) is the No SEC team is hotter other game.” SEC’s only ranked team and than Tennessee (19-11) with “I know some of our their loyal fans the only team whose NCAA the Vols winning eight of girls are going to be a little tournament berth seems se- their last nine going into nervous going out there. By Teresa M. Walker cure as the regular season Thursday’s game with ei- We have to play our game,” Associated Press champ. The Gators have not ther South Carolina or Mis- Fruit said. won this tournament since sissippi State. But the Vols One of the most notice- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Almost wrapping up a three-year took the same streak into able differences between every team in the South- run in 2007, and they have the SEC tournament a year Diddle Arena and the high eastern Conference has lost four of five away from ago only to get bounced by school gyms teams are at least some hope of tak- Gainesville. Ole Miss in overtime, a loss used to playing in is the ing home the tournament Defending national Jarnell Stokes said they re- TV lights that hang over championship after a wild JAMES CRISP/ASSOCIATED PRESS champion Kentucky (21- member well. the court. “The lights are season in this league. Kentucky head coach John Calipari reacts to a call during the 10), Mississippi (23-8) “It definitely motivates a lot brighter,” Fruit said. Florida. Tennessee. second half of the Wildcats’ game against Florida at Rupp and Alabama (20-11) also us, just knowing what But that’s not actually a Kentucky. Mississippi. Arena in Lexington on Saturday. Kentucky upset Florida 61-57. earned byes. Wildcats happened,” Stokes said. bad thing. Alabama. Shoot, maybe The Wildcats will face Arkansas or Vanderbilt in the SEC Tour- coach John Calipari may “Watching Selection Sun- “I actually think it helps. even Vanderbilt playing nament quarterfinals on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Nashville. be praising his fellow SEC day last year as a team, not I liked playing on that a couple miles away from coaches for their hard making it, then waking up court a lot,” said Fruit, home has a shot. parity in our league right Kevin Stallings, who won work this season, but all the next morning and find- who played in the Sweet “There’s a lot of teams now,” Georgia coach Mark this title a year ago in New three teams likely need at ing out you’re in the NIT, 16 as an eighth-grader and out there that are very, Fox said. Orleans with six players no least one win — or more — that’s probably one of the a freshman. very capable,” Florida Well, maybe not across longer on his roster, said to clinch an NCAA tour- worst feelings as a player. Maybe the bright lights coach Billy Donovan said. the board. logic suggests it’s easier nament berth with only That’s still in the back of will get the Lady Colonels’ “And when you’re dealing Auburn, Texas A&M, to win four games in four the tournament title and our minds.” shooting back on track af- with a one-game situation South Carolina and Mis- days than five in five. its automatic berth a sure Only Kentucky (27) and ter a subpar performance and a one-game tourna- sissippi State face the “The tournament is a thing Sunday. Alabama (6) have won more in the regional tournament, I think anything can toughest task of trying to little bit more wide open Kentucky is a very SEC tournament titles than ment. happen. I would agree. I become the first SEC team this year than it’s been short drive from Bridges- Tennessee (4), but the Vols “We didn’t shoot the think the tournament’s to win five games in five in other years,” Stallings tone Arena where lots of haven’t won this champion- ball well (in the regional), wide open.” days starting Wednesday said. “I’m certainly not go- Wildcats’ blue is expected ship since 1979 in the first but I think we’ll shoot it Some see the SEC as be- night to open this expanding to sit here and say we to help fill seats. Calipari year that it resumed. Coach well,” Fruit said. ing down this season, but ed tournament. can or cannot or Arkan- said their fans helped his Cuonzo Martin is telling ■■ coaches around the con- Vanderbilt avoided join- sas can or cannot. I’m no young team last weekend his Vols to take care of their Defending champion ference see a league where ing those teams by win- prognosticator other than as Kentucky beat Florida. own business. Louisville Manual and almost any team can win ning four of its last five to think our tournament “At the end of the day, you “Let’s not leave this in 2012 runner-up Marion on any night. games to earn the No. 10 will be very interesting, have to play basketball, and anybody’s hands,” Martin “There’s just great seed. Commodores coach and I think a lot of teams the second thing is you’ve said. See patton, 2B 2B » Wednesday, March 13, 2013 » THE GLEANER

Sports Briefs Cats’ Noel Heat extend Seton Hall edges USF in OT win streak to 19 gets several single-season record MIAMI — Dwyane Wade ■■Pirates take for victories. The previ- scored 23 points and the ous mark of 25 was set in SEC awards Miami Heat extended their an ugly opener 2001-02 when coach Bryce winning streak to 19 games, Drew’s father, Homer, was The Associated Press leading wire-to-wire in in the Big East coaching the Crusaders. beating the Atlanta Hawks ■■South Dakota St. 73, Kentucky’s Nerlens 98-81 on Tuesday night. Wire reports North Dakota St. 67: Nate Noel has been honored LeBron James scored 15 Wolters battled through a with several Southeastern and Chris Bosh and Mario Fuquan Edwin scored tight defense and finally Conference awards. Chalmers added 14 apiece 17 points, including the fi- got his chances in the sec- The 6-foot-10 forward for the Heat, who matched nal six in regulation, and ond half, scoring 27 points was named the SEC’s the fifth-longest streak in Seton Hall rallied past to lead South Dakota State freshman and defensive NBA history. They will South Florida 46-42 in past North Dakota State player of the year, along try for their 20th straight overtime Tuesday night 73-67 Tuesday night in the with being named to the win on Wednesday at in the unsightly opener of final of the Summit League all-conference first team Philadelphia, the start of a a last-of-its-kind Big East tournament. and all-freshman squad five-game trip. tournament. FRANK FRANKLIN II/ASSOCIATED PRESS ■■Wyoming 85, Ne- by SEC coaches. Only three teams have Gene Teague added 14 Seton Hall’s Brian Oliver, left, and Fuquan Edwin, center, fight vada 81: Larry Nance Jr. The league released the won at least 20 consecu- points and 10 rebounds for with South Florida’s Martino Brock (0) for control of the ball scored 19 points and Leon- awards and All-SEC teams tive games in the same the 12th-seeded Pirates (15- during the first half of their first-round game in the Big East ard Washington scored 18 on Tuesday. season: the 1971-72 Los 17), who face No. 19 Syra- Conference Tournament on Tuesday night at Madison Square to lead Wyoming to an Sophomore forward Angeles Lakers (33), the cuse in the second round Garden in New York. Seton Hall won 46-42 in overtime. 85-81 win over Nevada to Kyle Wiltjer (10.5 points, 2007-08 Houston Rockets on Wednesday afternoon. open the Mountain West 4.3 rebounds) was voted (22) and the 1970-71 Mil- Even after playing an ■■LIU-Brooklyn 91, conference to win the title Conference tournament. sixth man of the year. waukee Bucks (20). extra 5 minutes, the teams Mount St. Mary’s 70: in his first year on the job. women Noel, who was sched- barely eclipsed the low- C.J. Garner scored a ca- ■■Valparaiso 62, uled to have surgery Big East honors est-scoring game in Big reer-high 31 points and Wright St. 54: Erik Buggs ■■Notre Dame 61, Tuesday on his injured left East tournament history, LIU Brooklyn punched its scored a career-high 22 Connecticut 59: Natalie knee, blocked 106 shots in Porter, Thompson Georgetown’s 46-41 first- ticket for the NCAA tour- points, Will Bogan added Achonwa’s layup with 1.8 24 games and leads the na- NEW YORK — Georgetown’s round victory over Villa- nament with a 91-70 win 14 and top-seeded Valpara- seconds left lifted No. 2 tion at 4.42 per game. His Otto Porter Jr. is the unani- nova in 2003. over Mount St. Mary’s on iso closed with an 18-4 run Notre Dame to its first Big single-season total ranks mous choice as Big East Zach LeDay had 13 Tuesday night in the finals to rally past Wright State East tournament champi- second to Anthony Davis player of the year and the points and 15 rebounds of the Northeast Confer- 62-54 on Tuesday night in onship with a 61-59 victory (186) in school history; he Hoyas’ John Thompson III to lead No. 13 seed South ence tournament. the Horizon League tour- over third-ranked UConn set a school single-game is the coach of the year, Florida (12-19), which shot Jamal Olasewere added nament championship on Tuesday night. record with 12 rejections more than three decades 24.2 percent and squan- 15 points and 10 rebounds game. Skylar Diggins stole an at Mississippi. after his father won the dered an eight-point cush- for the Blackbirds (20-13), The win sends the Cru- errant pass from Kaleena Noel (10.5 points, 9.5 re- award for the first time. ion down the stretch in a who became the only team saders (26-7) back to the Mosqueda-Lewis with bounds per game) leads four JaKarr Sampson is the game between offensively to win three straight con- NCAA tournament for 8 seconds left, and after Wildcats on the rookie team second straight St. John’s challenged squads that ference tournament titles. the first time since 2004 dribbling through a few that includes Willie Cauley- player to be selected rook- both went 3-15 in confer- Coach Jack Perri also be- with a six-game winning defenders, found Achonwa Stein, Archie Goodwin and ie of the year. ence play this season. came the third coach in the streak and the school’s for the uncontested lay-in. Alex Poythress. Porter, a 6-foot-8 soph- Georgia’s Kentavious omore, led the Hoyas to a Caldwell-Pope has been share of the regular season named Southeastern Con- title with Louisville and ference player of the year Marquette, averaging 18.1 Henderson Co. sweeps Union in tennis opener by league coaches, and points in league games. Florida’s Billy Donovan is Gleaner staff Curtis Williams teamed matches by default. Doubles: Johnson-Williams (HC) def. SEC coach of the year. Girten-Eunice, 6-0, 6-0; Angermeier-Stall- Coach Buonaguro up to post a 6-0, 6-0 win The match scheduled ings (HC) def. Holbrook-Paul Eunice, 6-0, Caldwell-Pope is the Henderson County won at No. 1 doubles. Union for today with Bowling 6-0; Loxley-Bradford (UC) def. Jolly-Shane SEC’s No. 2 scorer with is fired by Siena its opening tennis match County picked up its only Green has been canceled. Gullickson, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6). 18.0 points a game. He’s LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. — Siena of the season, sweeping victory of the day from Henderson County will Girls one of only 10 Division I fired coach Mitch Buona- Union County with an 8-1 Matthew Loxley and Zane face Christian County on Henderson Co. 9, Union Co. 0 players to score in double Singles: Emma Newland (HC) def. guro on Tuesday after an win in the boys match and Bradford at No. 3 doubles. Thursday at home. Sarah Holbrook, 6-4, 6-4; Brianna Williams figures in every game. 8-24 record this season a 9-0 victory in girls action The Lady Colonels took Boys (HC) def. Davia Rapier, 6-1, 6-3; Allison Donovan led the Gators Henderson Co. 8, Union Co. 1 Hancock (HC) def. Maggie Steuger, 6-3, that tied the school record at the Hoffman Courts. a 9-0 sweep in the girls Singles: Morgan Johnson (HC) def. 6-3; Maddie Mitchell (HC) def. Lexi Moore, to the regular season SEC for losses. The Colonels won all six match. Emma Newland Quaid Girten, 6-4, 6-3; Curtis Williams 6-1, 6-0; Julie Hancock (HC) by default; title for a fourth time. (HC) def. Zach Eunice, 6-0, 6-3; Chandler Kiley Sutton (HC) by default. Buonaguro went 35-59 singles matches, led by a claimed a 6-4, 6-4 victory Marshall (HC) def. Will Holbrook 6-1, Doubles: Newland-Williams (HC) by Florida’s Patric Young in three seasons with the 6-4, 6-3 victory by Mor- over Sarah Holbrook at 6-1; Will Angermeier (HC) def. Matthew default; Destiny Posey-Kennedy Nash earned Scholar-Athlete of Saints, never finishing a gan Johnson at No. 1 over No. 1 singles. Henderson Loxley, 6-0, 6-0; Erik Davis (HC) def. Zane (HC) def. Steuger-Moore, 8-5; Kelly McA- the Year honors. Bradford, 6-0, 6-2. JV: Trent Jolly (HC) def. doo-Caitlyn Kirchoff (HC) by default. season with a winning re- Quaid Girten. Johnson and County won four of the Derek Baker, 8-0. List on Page 4B cord or in the top half of the Metro Atlantic Ath- letic Conference. Siena won MAAC titles in 2008, 2009 and 2010 — Ravens paying the price all under coach Fran Mc- Caffery, with Buonaguro his top assistant. for a Super Bowl victory By Barry Wilner Chiefs’ second-round pick, 66th Braves romp Associated Press 34th overall, in this year’s Annual draft and a conditional past Cardinals The Baltimore Ravens pick in next year’s draft. KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Julio Te- are paying the price for Denver ensured that heran pitched five hitless winning a Super Bowl. Peyton Manning will be innings, Freddie Freeman The NFL champions the Broncos’ quarterback was 2 for 2 with two RBIs lost two key components through at least 2014. and the Atlanta Braves of their defense, lineback- The four-time MVP’s beat the St. Louis Cardi- ers Paul Kruger and Dan- contract called for a guar- nals 12-3 Tuesday. nell Ellerbe, as free agency anteed salary of $20 million St. Louis ended a 29-in- began Tuesday. On Mon- in 2013 and 2014 if he was on ning scoreless streak with day, they traded star re- the Denver roster Tuesday. Saturday & Sunday, a three-run seventh off ceiver Anquan Boldin, a Teams also made cuts Luis Avilan. key to their title run, to San Tuesday. The biggest were April 6 & 7, 2013 U 9am-6pm Cardinals starter Jake Francisco — the team the Ryan Fitzpatrick in Buffalo Westbrook allowed two Ravens beat 34-31 to win and Nnamdi Asomugha in The Ford Center and The Centre runs, three hits, three the championship. Philadelphia. walks and a hit batter in Kruger went north to The Bills’ starting quar- four innings. division rival Cleveland terback was released 1½ for a five-year, $40 million years after getting a six- Wire reports deal, while Ellerbe headed year, $59 million contract south to Miami for $35 mil- extension. lion over five years. Steel- Philadelphia released patton ers receiver Mike Wallace cornerback Asomugha, from 1B joined Ellerbe in choosing who two years ago got the Dolphins. a five-year, $60 million The 49ers didn’t go un- contract with $24 million County are both back in touched, either. After giv- guaranteed when he left the Sweet 16 field. ing up a sixth-round draft Oakland as a free agent. This is the fourth pick for Boldin, they saw Earlier, tight end Tony straight trip to the state tight end Delanie Walker Gonzalez changed his SponsorSponso ed by tournament for Marion leave for Tennessee. mind and decided to re- County, which is unbeaten San Francisco also con- turn to the Falcons. and is ranked fifth in the firmed the trade of backup Tennessee agreed to nation by USA Today. quarterback Alex Smith terms with Buffalo guard Manual, which has been to Kansas City, a deal that Andy Levitre. He will re- in the last three state tour- was known for weeks. place Steve Hutchinson, naments, has been in the The 49ers will receive the who retired on Tuesday. title game the last two years and beat Marion County 58-54 in the cham- 2004 CHEVY CORVETTE pionship game last season. Z06 COMM. EDITION This is also the third straight trip to the Sweet 16 for Eighth Region cham- 35K pion Montgomery County. MILES Ashland Blazer, Lin- coln County and Marshall County are back for the Enjoy theth worldld classlFFrisbeeib dogsddand professionalf second straight year. ■■ handlers perform acrobatic ﬂying tricks and more! Throughout the tournament, the KHSAA will conduct a “Harlem Shake” Shows: 9:30 am, 1:00 pm, 3:30 pm contest for each student on both Saturday and Sunday! section. 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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Goodbye happy to resolve that for North Carolina’s women’s Madison Square Garden, them,” athletic director soccer team has won 21 Georgetown and Villa- Jack Swarbrick said in a national championships; nova. Hello Greensboro telephone interview. four different men’s soccer Coliseum, North Carolina The move means sta- teams from the conference and Duke. bility for all Notre Dame have won national champi- A year from now, the sports and has some famil- onships in the past six years; Notre Dame men’s bas- iarity to Irish fans, with Virginia and Maryland ketball team will be pre- Syracuse and Pittsburgh played for the national title paring for the Atlantic joining the Irish in mov- in men’s lacrosse in 2011; Coast Conference tourna- ing to the ACC next season and Duke has won four nament instead of its annual and former Big East teams tional championships in golf trip to New York, where Boston College, Miami and in the past 11 years. the Irish are a frustrat- Virginia Tech already part “It’s a better situation ASSOCIATED PRESS ing 9-17 all-time in the Big of the ACC. than the consequence In a photo provided by Benoit Photo, Hear the Ghost, right, with jockey Corey Nakatani, heads East tournament and have If the Irish had opted to of having the Catholic 7 to victory in the the Grade II, $300,000 San Felipe Stakes on Saturday, March 9, at Santa Anita never made it to the league stay in the football-centric and the Big East split,” in Arcadia, Calif. At rear is Tiz a Minister, with Garrett Gomez. title game. The school an- league, they would have Swarbrick said. nounced Tuesday it is leav- faced some not-so-familiar The move comes six ing the fractured Big East opponents in Memphis, months after Notre Dame a year sooner than origi- Central Florida, Houston, announced it was opting to nally anticipated for the Tulane and SMU, along join the ACC in all sports ACC in all sports except with returning members except football and hock- Verrazano moves in as top football and hockey. Cincinnati, Connecticut, ey. Big East Commissioner The switch was ap- South Florida, Louisville Mike Aresco said the move proved in a vote by Big and Rutgers. Louisville made sense for the league. Kentucky Derby contender East university presidents joins the ACC after next “The Big East can now in the wake of a split an- season, while Rutgers focus fully on its future nounced last week of the joins the Big Ten. alignment and rebranding league’s football schools If the Irish had chosen efforts,” he said. ■■He’s now No. 1 after Tampa Bay Derby win; and seven Catholic schools to align with the Catholic ACC Commissioner John that next season are form- schools, they would have Swofford said the league Hear the Ghost No. 7 after San Felipe victory ing their own basketball- faced DePaul, George- welcomed the early arrival focused conference with town, Marquette, St. of the Irish, saying the ad- By Richard Rosenblatt the Big East name. The John’s, Seton Hall, Provi- ditions of Syracuse and Pitt Associated Press RUN TO THE ROSES TOP 10 vote means Notre Dame dence and Villanova. But- this year and Louisville next 1. Verrazano (Todd Pletcher, John Velazquez): coaches can move forward ler, Xavier and Creighton year will make the league’s Time for a change at the Deserves top billing with easy Tampa Bay Derby win with scheduling for the have been mentioned as basketball schedule “brutal, top. despite grabbing a quarter after stumbling at the start. 2013-14 school year. potential members. which is a great thing for our Verrazano replaced sta- ... Plans are for one more prep. ... His three wins are by “It removes the The ACC will provide league and fans.” blemate Shanghai Bobby at a combined 27 lengths. ... Next start: Wood Memorial, No. 1 in the AP’s latest Run Aqueduct, April 6. ... Derby future wager odds: 9-1. to the Roses’ Top 10 list of 2. Shanghai Bobby (Pletcher, Rosie Napravnik): Kentucky Derby contend- Worked 5 furlongs in 1:02.78 Sunday at Palm Meadows. ers on Tuesday. ... Holy Bull runner-up went 5-for-5 in winning 2-year-old The unbeaten colt ran championship. ... Next start: Florida Derby, Gulfstream his record to 3-0 with a Park, March 30. ... Odds: 16-1. comfortable three-length 3. Itsmyluckyday (Eddie Plesa Jr., Elvis Trujillo): win in the Tampa Bay Worked a mile in 1:46.18 Saturday at Calder. ... Trainer 66th Derby over the weekend. believes longer works suit his Holy Bull winner best. ... Annual Shanghai Bobby, who won Next start: Florida Derby. ... Odds: 13-1. all five of his starts last 4. Orb (Shug McGaughey, Velazquez): Trainer on track year but finished second for first Derby starter since 2002. ... Fountain of Youth in his only race this year winner worked 4 furlongs in 48.40 Monday at Payson Park. ... Next start: Florida Derby. ... Odds: 12-1. in January, is second. 5. Vyjack (Rudy Rodriguez, Joel Rosario): Gotham Both 3-year-olds are winner is 4-0 heading into final prep. ... Can press pace or trained by Todd Pletcher, come from behind. ... Next start: Wood Memorial. ... Odds: who has a chance to saddle 11-1. a half-dozen horses in the 6. Revolutionary (Pletcher, Javier Castellano): Derby on May 4. He also Withers winner worked 5 furlongs in 1:01.48 at Palm trains sixth-ranked Revo- Meadows over weekend. ... Seems to run best with more lutionary. time between races. ... Next start: Louisiana Derby, Fair April 6&7 U 9am-6pm Hear the Ghost moved Grounds, March 30. ... Odds: 15-1. into the Top 10 for the first 7. Hear the Ghost (Jerry Hollendorfer, Corey time at No. 7 after rallying Nakatani): Stretch-runner caught favorites to win San The Ford Center in the stretch to beat fa- Felipe by a half-length in just third career start. ... Gelding vorite Flashback by a half- was purchased for $40,000 by Hollendorfer and Ted length in the San Felipe at Aroney’s Halo Farms. ... Next start: Santa Anita Derby, and The Centre Santa Anita. Santa Anita, April 6. ... Odds: 3-1 (mutuel field). Goldencents, ranked 8. Super Ninety Nine (Bob Baffert, Rafael Bejarano): third last week, finished Southwest winner worked 5 furlongs in 59.80 in company fourth in the San Felipe with Den’s Legacy at Santa Anita over weekend. ... Both and dropped off the list. headed to Arkansas for next race. ... Next start: Rebel, Oaklawn Park, Saturday. ... Odds: 17-1. Risen Star winner Ive 9. Flashback (Bob Baffert, Julien Leparoux): Not a Meet Kirby Struck a Nerve, 10th last horse to dismiss after runner-up finish in San Felipe. ... week, was injured during Backstretch speed duel with Goldencents may have cost Kangaroo! a weekend workout and is him win. ... Next start: Santa Anita Derby. ... Odds: 12-1. from Heritage Federal off the Derby trail. 10. Code West (Baffert, Martin Garcia): Risen Star Credit Union Verrazano was pur- runner-up moves onto list after 4-furlong work in 48.20 Saturday & Sunday, chased for $250,000 at the Monday at Santa Anita. ... Maiden winner has finished in 1pm to 3 pm! 2011 Keeneland September the money in all six races. ... Next start: Louisiana Derby. yearling sale by Let’s Go ... Odds 28-1. Stable, and is named for the Keep an eye on: Delhomme, Den’s Legacy, Normandy bridge that links the New Invasion, Oxbow, Uncaptured. York boroughs of Brooklyn and Staten Island. After his second win, a share of the performances, and some of The Rebel at Oaklawn colt was sold to owner/ the things he does in the Park is this weekend’s breeder Coolmore. morning training, we don’t top Derby prep, with a Enter to Win a $50 There’s a lot to like see too often.” full field expected, in- Graduate Planning about the son of More “Todd’s horse is a freak,” cluding two horses each Account (GPA) deposit! Than Ready, who earned said trainer Ken McPeek, from trainers D. Wayne Color Kirby Kangaroo and bring your 50 Derby qualifying points whose Java War finished Lukas, Bob Baffert and entry to the Heritage Federal Credit with the win and is all but second to Verrazano in Pletcher. Union Home Show to enter. assured a spot in the field Tampa. Lukas plans to send for the 1 1/4-mile Derby. Verrazano, ridden by out Oxbow and Will Take “The way he has fin- John Velazquez, is likely to Charge, Baffert has Den’s ished his mile and mile- make his final start before Legacy and Super Ninety and-a-sixteenth races, I the Derby in the 1 1/8-mile Nine, and Pletcher has don’t see another sixteenth Wood Memorial at Aque- Capo Bastone and Del- being much of an issue,” duct on April 6. Pletcher homme. Pletcher said, referring added the Florida Derby to the colt’s ability to run on March 30 and Arkansas Follow Richard Rosenblatt on farther distances. “He has Derby on April 6 remain Twitter at: http://www.twitter. had some freakishly good possibilities. com/rosenblattap

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courierpressexpos.com 4B » Wednesday, March 13, 2013 » THE GLEANER Scoreboard College basketball Mississippi vs. Missouri—Texas A&M- Auburn winner, 9 p.m. Air time Tuesday’s Games Semifinals EAST Saturday, March 16 TELEVISION Princeton 71, Penn 58 Florida—Georgia-LSU winner vs. TOURNAMENTS BASEBALL Alabama—Tennessee—South Carolina- Big East Conference Mississippi State winner, noon 6 p.m.: World Baseball Classic, MLB, Cable 536. First Round Kentucky—Arkansas-Vanderbilt win- Seton Hall 46, South Florida 42, OT ner vs. Mississippi—Missouri—Texas MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Rutgers 76, DePaul 57 Horizon League A&M-Auburn winner, 2:30 p.m. 11 a.m.: Big East Tournament, Providence vs. Cincinnati, Championship Championship ESPN, Cable 27. Valparaiso 62, Wright St. 54 Sunday, March 17 1 p.m.: Big East Tournament, Syracuse vs. Seton Hall, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Semifinal winners, noon ESPN, Cable 27. First Round Bethune-Cookman 89, Coppin St. 78 Coaches All-SEC Team 2 p.m.: Mountain West Tournament, UNLV vs. Air Force, Delaware St. 73, Howard 61 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — A list of CBSSN, Cable 531. NC A&T 65, Florida A&M 54 the coaches All-Southeastern Confer- 4:30 p.m.: Mountain West Tournament, Colorado St. vs. Mountain West Conference ence first- and second-team picks, all- First Round defensive and freshman All-SEC teams Fresno St., CBSSN, Cable 531. Wyoming 85, Nevada 81 and individual awards. League coaches 6 p.m.: Big East Tournament, Villanova vs. St. John’s, Northeast Conference voted for eight members on the first and ESPN2, Cable 26. Championship second teams. They were not permitted LIU Brooklyn 91, Mount St. Mary’s 70 to vote for their own players and ties were 6:30 p.m.: Patriot League championship, Lafayette at Summit League not broken. Bucknell, CBSSN, Cable 531. Championship First Team 8 p.m.: Big East Tournament, Notre Dame vs. Rutgers, S. Dakota St. 73, N. Dakota St. 67 Trevor Releford, Alabama, G, Jr. Western Athletic Conference Erik Murphy, Florida, F/C, Sr. ESPN2, Cable 26. First Round Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Ga., G, So. 8:30 p.m.: Mountain West Tournament, New Mexico vs. Texas St. 68, Seattle 56 Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, F, Fr. Wyoming, CBSSN, Cable 531. Johnny O’Bryant III, LSU, F, So. Conference Tournaments Phil Pressey, Missouri, G, Jr. 11 p.m.: Mountain West Tournament, San Diego St. vs. Atlantic Coast Conference Jordan McRae, Tennessee, G, Jr. Boise St., CBSSN, Cable 531. At Greensboro Coliseum Elston Turner, Texas A&M, G, Sr. Greensboro, N.C. Second Team NBA BASKETBALL First Round Marshawn Powell, Arkansas, F, Jr. 7 p.m.: Utah at Oklahoma City, ESPN, Cable 27. Thursday, March 14 BJ Young, Arkansas, G, So. Kenny Boynton, Florida, G, Sr. New York at Denver, ESPN, Cable 27. Boston College vs. Ga. Tech, 11 a.m. 9:30 p.m.: N.C. State vs. Virginia Tech, 1:30 p.m. Mike Rosario, Florida, G, Sr.. NHL HOCKEY Maryland vs. Wake Forest, 6 p.m. Patric Young, Florida, C, Jr. Florida State vs. Clemson, 8:30 p.m. Marshall Henderson, Mississippi, G, Jr. PHOTO FURNISHED 6:30 p.m.: Philadelphia at New Jersey, NBCSN, Cable 549. Quarterfinals Murphy Holloway, Mississippi, F, Sr. Laurence Bowers, Missouri, F, Sr. SOCCER Friday, March 15 Free throw state champions Miami vs. Boston College-Georgia Tech Jarnell Stokes, Tennessee, F, So. 2:30 p.m.: Porto at Malaga, FSN, Cable 47-48. winner, 11 a.m. All-Freshman Team 7 p.m.: Arsenal at Bayern Munich, FSN, Cable 47-48. Virginia vs. N.C. State-Virginia Tech Michael Frazier II, Florida, G, Fr. Union County Middle School students Kiara Campbell, left, winner, 1:30 p.m. Charles Mann, Georgia, G, Fr. and Jaci Babbs won state championship titles in the Knights RADIO Duke vs. Maryland-Wake Forest win- Willie Cauley-Stein, Kentucky, F, Fr. ner, 6 p.m. Archie Goodwin, Kentucky, G, Fr. of Columbus Free Throw Challenge Sunday in Owensboro. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL North Carolina vs. Florida State-Clem- Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, F, Fr. 6:30 p.m.: Girls Sweet 16, Henderson Co. vs. Anderson son winner, 8:30 p.m. Alex Poythress, Kentucky, F, Fr. Semifinals Craig Sword, Mississippi State, G, Fr. Co., WSON-AM 860 & FM 96.5. Saturday, March 16 Gavin Ware, Mississippi State, F, Fr. Lakers 106, Magic 97 Rasmus to Gwinnett (IL) and RHP Juan Miami—Boston College-Georgia Tech Michael Carrera, South Carolina, F, Fr. L.A. LAKERS (106) Jaime and RHP Aaron Northcraft to Missis- winner vs. Virginia—N.C. State-Virginia All-Defensive Team World Peace 5-12 2-3 14, Clark 2-5 0-0 6, sippi (SL). Reassigned LHP Ryan Buchter, Tech winner, noon Trevor Releford, Alabama, G, Jr. Howard 7-13 25-39 39, Nash 5-9 0-0 11, Bry- LHP Yohan Flande, RHP Gus Schlosser, C Duke—Maryland-Wake Forest winner Scottie Wilbekin, Florida, G, Jr. ant 4-14 1-2 11, Jamison 5-7 0-2 10, Meeks Luis De La Cruz, C Braeden Schlehuber, C vs. North Carolina—Florida State-Clemson Patric Young, Florida, C, Jr. 4-7 1-1 11, Blake 2-6 0-0 4, Sacre 0-0 0-0 0, Jose Yepez and INF Joe Leonard to their Sportscope winner, 2:30 p.m. Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, F, Fr. Morris 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 34-73 29-47 106. minor league camp. Championship Anthony Hickey, LSU, G, So. ORLANDO (97) CINCINNATI REDS—Optioned LHP Reginald Buckner, Mississippi, F, Sr. Tony Cingrani and RHP Daniel Corcino to Golf Sunday, March 17 Harkless 4-7 3-5 12, Harris 7-17 0-1 Semifinal winners, noon Coach of the Year: Billy Donovan, 17, Vucevic 3-9 0-0 6, Nelson 9-19 2-3 21, Louisville (IL). Optioned RHP Kyle Lotz- Results of Tuesday’s J Buck’s senior scramble at Bent Creek: Big East Conference Florida Afflalo 6-18 4-4 17, Harrington 1-6 2-2 5, kar and RHP Josh Ravin to Double-A (SL). First, Kenny Tegethoff, Jim Pritchett, Pascal Benson, -10; At Madison Square Garden Player of the Year: Kentavious Moore 1-4 0-0 3, Udrih 4-8 2-2 12, Jones Optioned RHP Carlos Contreras and OF New York Caldwell-Pope, Georgia 0-1 0-0 0, O’Quinn 2-3 0-0 4, Nicholson 0-1 Yorman Rodriguez to Bakersfield (Calif.). second (by chip-off), Joe Shelman, Odie Bradley, Leland Second Round Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Patric 0-0 0. Totals 37-93 13-17 97. Optioned LHP Ismael Guillon to Dayton Leslie, -7; third, Terry Reed, Leon Hunsaker, Denny Bumpus, -7. Today Young, Florida L.A. Lakers 22 28 26 30—106 (MW). Reassigned RHP Nick Christiani, Closest to pin: No. 3, Joe Shelman; No. 5, Leland Leslie; No. 9, Providence vs. Cincinnati, 11 a.m. Freshman of the Year: Nerlens Noel, Orlando 23 23 22 29— 97 RHP Chad Rogers, C Nevin Ashley, INF Syracuse vs. Seton Hall, 1:30 p.m. Kentucky 3-Point Goals—L.A. Lakers 9-25 (World Kristopher Negron and OF Ryan LaMarre Don Holland. No putt-off winner, carryover. Villanova vs. St. John’s, 6 p.m. Sixth-Man of the Year: Kyle Wiltjer, Peace 2-4, Meeks 2-4, Clark 2-4, Bryant 2-6, to their minor league camp. ■■ Notre Dame vs. Rutgers, 8:30 p.m. Kentucky Nash 1-2, Jamison 0-2, Blake 0-3), Orlando ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Optioned LHP The Bent Creek Men’s League will start its season Quarterfinals Defensive Player of the Year: Nerlens 10-32 (Harris 3-5, Udrih 2-5, Harkless 1-2, Kevin Siegrist to Memphis (PCL). Reas- Thursday, March 14 Noel, Kentucky Moore 1-3, Harrington 1-4, Afflalo 1-5, signed LHP Barret Browning and C Cody Thursday, March 14, with a free scramble and dinner Georgetown vs. Providence-Cincinnati Nelson 1-8). Fouled Out—Harkless. Re- Stanley to their minor league camp. sponsored by Kenny Kent Chevrolet. Call in advance for winner, 11 a.m. pro basketball bounds—L.A. Lakers 61 (Howard 16), Or- BASKETBALL sign-in information. Shotgun start is at 5:30 p.m. with Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse-Seton Hall lando 56 (Harris 15). Assists—L.A. Lakers National Basketball Association NBA Standings 20 (Bryant, Blake 8), Orlando 18 (Nelson dinner to follow. For more information call 827-7774. winner, 1:30 p.m. MIAMI HEAT—Signed F Juwan Howard Louisville vs. Villanova-St. John’s win- EASTERN CONFERENCE 7). Total Fouls—L.A. Lakers 16, Orlando 35. to a second 10-day contract. ■■ ner, 6 p.m. Atlantic W L Pct GB Technicals—L.A. Lakers defensive three FOOTBALL The Municipal Ladies Golf League will have an Marquette vs. Notre Dame-Rutgers New York 38 23 .623 — second, Orlando defensive three second. winner, 8:30 p.m. Brooklyn 38 27 .585 2 A—19,287 (18,500). National Football League organizational meeting March 21 at 5 p.m. at Mr. B’s. Semifinals Boston 34 29 .540 5 BUFFALO BILLS—Released QB Ryan All ladies are welcome to join the league. For more Friday, March 15 Toronto 25 39 .391 14½ Fitzpatrick. Philadelphia 24 39 .381 15 Heat 98, Hawks 81 CHICAGO BEARS—Agreed to terms information, call 724-0403 or 827-3599. Georgetown—Providence-Cincinnati ATLANTA (81) winner vs. Pittsburgh—Syracuse—Seton Southeast W L Pct GB with TE Martellus Bennett on a four-year ■■ x-Miami 48 14 .774 — Tolliver 0-2 0-0 0, Smith 7-16 1-2 15, contract and LT Jermon Bushrod on a five- Hall winner, 6 p.m. Horford 6-13 0-0 12, Teague 4-9 2-2 12, The Spring Classic four-person scramble will be Saturday, Louisville—Villanova-St. John’s winner Atlanta 34 29 .540 14½ year contract. Signed DT Henry Melton to Washington 20 42 .323 28 Stevenson 2-3 0-0 5, D.Jones 2-3 0-0 4, his franchise tender. March 23 at Audubon Golf Course and Sunday, March 24 at vs. Marquette—Notre Dame-Rutgers win- Jenkins 3-9 0-0 6, Harris 3-6 0-0 7, Korver ner, 8:30 p.m. Orlando 18 47 .277 31½ CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed DE Municipal Golf Course. Call Audubon at 826-5546 to sign Charlotte 14 50 .219 35 1-5 0-0 3, Johnson 2-6 5-6 9, Scott 3-5 1-2 Wallace Gilberry to a contract extension. Championship 7, Mack 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 33-78 10-14 81. up for a Saturday tee time. The tournament will be flighted Saturday, March 16 Central W L Pct GB INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Agreed to Indiana 39 24 .619 — MIAMI (98) terms with OL Gosder Cherilus, OL Don- after the first round. There will be a 9 a.m. shotgun start on Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. James 3-11 9-12 15, Haslem 3-7 0-0 6, Big Ten Conference Chicago 35 28 .556 4 ald Thomas, CB Greg Toler and LB Erik Sunday at Municipal. Seniors, women and juniors hit from Milwaukee 32 30 .516 6 1 Bosh 6-12 2-2 14, Chalmers 5-8 0-0 14, Wade Walden. At The United Center 9-18 5-6 23, Allen 3-8 4-5 12, Battier 0-3 2-2 designated tees. Entry fees are $40 per person. Cart fees Chicago Detroit 23 43 .348 17½ PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Re-signed LB Cleveland 22 42 .344 17½ 2, Andersen 2-3 0-0 4, Cole 1-5 0-3 2, Antho- Larry Foote, WR Plaxico Burress and TE are not included. Sign up by Thursday, March 21. First Round ny 3-4 0-0 6, Lewis 0-1 0-0 0, Miller 0-2 0-0 Thursday, March 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE David Johnson. Tendered contract offers ■■ Southwest W L Pct GB 0, J.Jones 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 35-82 22-30 98. to RB Jonathan Dwyer, RB Isaac Redman, Illinois vs. Minnesota, 11 a.m. Atlanta 18 26 21 16—81 Audubon Golf Course will have a youth golf clinic taught by Michigan vs. Penn State, 1:30 p.m. San Antonio 49 16 .754 — NT Steve McLendon and WR Emmanuel Memphis 42 19 .689 5 Miami 26 31 22 19—98 Sanders. local golf professionals April 2-5. Ages 6-12 will meet each Purdue vs. Nebraska, 5:30 p.m. 3-Point Goals—Atlanta 5-22 (Teague Iowa vs. Northwestern, 8 p.m. Houston 34 30 .531 14 1 ST. LOUIS RAMS—Agreed to terms day from 8-9:30 a.m., followed by ages 13-18 from 10:30- Dallas 30 33 .476 18 2-4, Stevenson 1-2, Korver 1-4, Harris 1-4, with TE Jared Cook on a five-year con- Quarterfinals Mack 0-1, Smith 0-2, Tolliver 0-2, Jenkins noon. Entry fee is $50 per child and includes a t-shirt, Friday, March 15 New Orleans 22 43 .338 27 tract. Northwest W L Pct GB 0-3), Miami 6-20 (Chalmers 4-7, Allen 2-4, TENNESSEE TITANS—Announced the goodie bag and prizes. Pre-registration is required with Indiana vs. Illinois-Minnesota winner, Bosh 0-1, Cole 0-1, Miller 0-1, Wade 0-1, 11 a.m. Okla. City 47 17 .734 — retirement of G Steve Hutchinson. the clinic limited to 25 kids per age group. Pick up entry Denver 43 22 .662 4½ James 0-2, Battier 0-3). Fouled Out—None. Wisconsin vs. Michigan-Penn State Rebounds—Atlanta 50 (Smith, Johnson, forms at Audubon Golf Course and turn in completed forms winner, 1:30 p.m. Utah 33 31 .516 14 Major League Baseball Portland 29 33 .468 17 Horford 6), Miami 54 (Haslem 11). As- by March 26. Call 826-5546 for more information. Ohio State vs. Purdue-Nebraska win- sists—Atlanta 19 (Harris, Teague 4), Mi- ner, 5:30 p.m. Minnesota 22 39 .361 23 1 Spring Training ■■ Pacific W L Pct GB ami 27 (James 7). Total Fouls—Atlanta 25, Tuesday’s Games Michigan State vs. Iowa-Northwestern Miami 14. Technicals—Johnson. A—20,350 The Audubon Ladies Early Birdies League will have an winner, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers 45 20 .692 — Houston 9, Miami 4 Golden State 36 29 .554 9 (19,600). Atlanta 12, St. Louis 3 organizational meeting Monday, April 1 at 1 p.m. at Mr. B’s. Semifinals Saturday, March 16 L.A. Lakers 34 31 .523 11 N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 1 Prospective members are welcome to attend. Indiana—Illinois-Minnesota winner vs. Phoenix 22 42 .344 22½ Nets 108, Hornets 98 Detroit 10, Philadelphia 6 Sacramento 22 43 .338 23 NEW ORLEANS (98) Boston 5, Toronto 3 Baseball Wisconsin—Michigan-Penn State winner, 12:40 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Aminu 1-4 0-0 2, Davis 8-13 1-3 17, Arizona (ss) 5, Seattle 4 Ohio State—Purdue-Nebraska winner Monday’s Games R.Lopez 6-10 3-3 15, Vasquez 7-16 0-0 15, Oakland 6, Kansas City 3 Registration for Cal Ripken (ages 11-12) and Babe Ruth Texas 12, Milwaukee 3 (ages 13-15) baseball will be held Monday, March 18 and vs. Michigan State—Iowa-Northwestern Philadelphia 106, Brooklyn 97 Gordon 8-17 5-5 24, Amundson 0-1 0-0 0, winner, 3 p.m. San Antonio 105, Oklahoma City 93 Mason 3-6 0-0 7, Miller 0-1 0-0 0, Roberts Colorado 4, Arizona (ss) 3 Tuesday, March 19 from 6-8 p.m. at Park Field (off N. Elm Championship Utah 103, Detroit 90 3-6 0-0 6, Thomas 4-4 4-4 12. Totals 40-78 San Diego vs. San Francisco, (n) St., Hays Boat Ramp). Registration will also be held for Sunday, March 17 Denver 108, Phoenix 93 13-15 98. L.A. Dodgers vs. Cincinnati, (n) ages 16-18 Babe Ruth if there are enough participants. Semifinal winners, 2:30 p.m. Golden State 92, New York 63 BROOKLYN (108) Big 12 Conference Tuesday’s Games Wallace 3-9 7-9 13, Evans 3-5 0-0 6, hockey Registration is for all returning and new players. At The Sprint Center Cleveland 95, Washington 90 B.Lopez 10-15 6-8 26, Williams 7-19 5-7 Kansas City, Mo. Charlotte 100, Boston 74 21, Watson 1-5 1-2 4, Bogans 1-3 0-0 3, National Hockey League Registration fee is $125. Tryouts for Cal Ripken and Babe Tuesday’s Games First Round L.A. Lakers 106, Orlando 97 Taylor 0-1 0-0 0, Brooks 5-6 4-5 14, Tele- Ruth baseball will be held Saturday, March 23, from 9 a.m.- Vancouver 2, Columbus 1, SO Today Brooklyn 108, New Orleans 98 tovic 1-2 0-0 3, Blatche 9-15 0-0 18. Totals Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 noon, Sunday, March 24, from 1-4 p.m. and Monday, March West Virginia vs. Texas Tech, 6 p.m. Miami 98, Atlanta 81 40-80 23-31 108. Carolina 4, Washington 0 Texas vs. TCU, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 107, San Antonio 83 New Orleans 19 29 30 20— 98 25, from 6-8 p.m. For more information call Micky Rhea at Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2 Quarterfinals Dallas 115, Milwaukee 108 Brooklyn 28 29 23 28—108 860-4272, Cliff Williams at 831-3331, Matt Sellers at 844- Tampa Bay 3, Florida 2 Thursday, March 14 Memphis at Portland, (n) 3-Point Goals—New Orleans 5-16 St. Louis 4, San Jose 2 3287, Troy LaPradd at 860-4862 or Bob Watson at 823-3314. Oklahoma vs. Iowa State, 11:30 a.m. Today’s Games (Gordon 3-8, Mason 1-3, Vasquez 1-5), Toronto at Winnipeg, (n) Kansas vs. West Virginia-Texas Tech Miami at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Brooklyn 5-16 (Williams 2-8, Teletovic 1-1, Season passes Anaheim at Minnesota, (n) winner, 2 p.m. Minnesota at Indiana, 6 p.m. Watson 1-2, Bogans 1-3, Taylor 0-1, Wal- Nashville at Dallas, (n) Kansas State vs. Texas-TCU winner, Milwaukee at Washington, 6 p.m. lace 0-1). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— Henderson County baseball and softball passes are Edmonton at Colorado, (n) 6 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 6:30 p.m. New Orleans 35 (Davis 11), Brooklyn 53 available in the HCHS athletic office. Baseball passes are Los Angeles at Phoenix, (n) Oklahoma State vs. Baylor, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. (Evans 13). Assists—New Orleans 23 $35 for varsity and $25 for JV/freshman. Softball passes Phoenix at Houston, 7 p.m. Semifinals (Vasquez 14), Brooklyn 17 (Williams 13). Glantz-Culver Line are $35 for varsity/JV/freshman. Friday, Mach 15 Utah at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Total Fouls—New Orleans 25, Brooklyn 14. Oklahoma-Iowa State winner vs. Chicago at Sacramento, 9 p.m. A—17,732 (17,732). College Basketball Cheerleading Kansas—West Virginia-Texas Tech win- Detroit at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Big East Conference North Middle School cheerleader tryouts will be held ner, 6 p.m. T-wolves 107, Spurs 83 At New York Kansas State—Texas-TCU winner vs. New York at Denver, 9:30 p.m. March 19, 20 and 22 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. The tryouts are SAN ANTONIO (83) Second Round Oklahoma State-Baylor winner, 8:30 p.m. Jackson 5-10 1-2 14, Bonner 1-4 0-0 2, Favorite line Underdog for incoming sixth, seventh- and eighth-graders. Bring the Championship Cavaliers 95, Wizards 90 Splitter 1-10 2-2 4, Joseph 5-9 4-4 15, Green Cincinnati 3½ Providence appropriate forms that will be available at the secretary’s Saturday, March 16 4-10 0-0 10, Neal 0-2 0-0 0, Ginobili 2-10 3-4 Syracuse 12 Seton Hall Semifinal winners, 5 p.m. WASHINGTON (90) desk. For more information call Rachel Heath at 831-8800. Webster 6-14 0-0 17, Nene 5-11 5-6 7, Diaw 3-11 0-0 6, Blair 2-2 0-0 4, De Colo Villanova 4½ at St. John’s Pacific-12 Conference 4-6 4-4 13, Mills 2-7 2-2 8, Baynes 0-1 0-0 Notre Dame 6½ Rutgers At MGM Grand Garden Arena 15, Okafor 8-12 2-2 18, Wall 7-15 13-14 27, Running Temple 1-3 0-0 2, Ariza 1-2 0-0 2, Booker 0-1 0. Totals 29-82 16-18 83. Pac-12 Conference Las Vegas MINNESOTA (107) At Las Vegas Chapel Hill United Methodist Church is sponsoring a 5K run on First Round 2-2 2, Martin 0-3 0-0 0, Seraphin 1-4 0-0 2, Price 1-7 1-3 3, Collins 0-0 0-0 0, Singleton Gelabale 2-5 0-0 5, Williams 5-10 3-7 First Round March 23 beginning at 9 a.m. Entry fee is $25. Registration is Today 13, Stiemsma 3-5 0-0 6, Rubio 9-17 2-3 Stanford 3½ Arizona St. Stanford vs. Arizona State, 2:06 p.m. 1-4 0-1 2. Totals 31-76 23-28 90. available online at www.chchurch.org/2013-5k-application. CLEVELAND (95) 21, Ridnour 6-9 0-0 14, Barea 6-14 0-0 17, Colorado 4½ Oregon St. Colorado vs. Oregon State, 4:36 p.m. Cunningham 4-11 1-2 9, Shved 6-8 1-2 16, So. Cal 2 Utah Early packet pickup will be on March 22 from 1-7 a.m. at the Southern Cal vs. Utah, 8:06 p.m. Gee 5-15 3-4 17, Thompson 5-8 3-3 13, Zeller 2-4 0-0 4, Livingston 6-9 0-0 12, Johnson 3-3 0-4 6. Totals 44-82 7-18 107. Wash. 1½ Wash. St. church. Packets may be picked up at Central Park beginning at Washington vs. Washington State, San Antonio 28 10 22 23— 83 Mountain West Conference 10:36 p.m. Waiters 5-13 10-14 20, Miles 4-10 0-0 10, Minnesota 24 29 24 30—107 At Las Vegas 8 a.m. on the day of the race. Proceeds benefit Big Brothers/ Quarterfinals Walton 1-4 0-0 2, Speights 0-5 0-0 0, El- lington 4-10 3-4 12, Gibson 2-5 0-0 5. Totals 3-Point Goals—San Antonio 9-29 Quarterfinals Big Sisters, the Children’s Advocacy Center and Chapel HIll Thursday, March 14 (Jackson 3-5, Mills 2-5, Green 2-6, Joseph UCLA vs. Stanford-Arizona State win- 34-83 19-25 95. at UNLV 10 Air Force UMC. For more information, contact the church at 826-3593 or Washington 33 16 16 25—90 1-1, De Colo 1-2, Bonner 0-1, Neal 0-1, at Colo.St. 9½ Fresno St. ner, 2:06 p.m. Ginobili 0-4, Diaw 0-4), Minnesota 12-20 [email protected] Arizona vs. Colorado-Oregon State Cleveland 20 30 26 19—95 New Mexico 9½ Wyoming 3-Point Goals—Washington 5-17 (Web- (Barea 5-7, Shved 3-4, Ridnour 2-2, Gela- San Diego St. 4 Boise St. T-ball winner, 4:36 p.m. bale 1-1, Rubio 1-5, Williams 0-1). Fouled California vs. Southern Cal-Utah win- ster 5-11, Ariza 0-1, Martin 0-1, Price 0-4), Conference USA Cleveland 8-26 (Gee 4-9, Miles 2-5, Gibson Out—None. Rebounds—San Antonio 48 At Tulsa, Okla. The Henderson County Family YMCA is offering an ner, 8:06 p.m. (Splitter 11), Minnesota 56 (Rubio 13). As- 1-3, Ellington 1-5, Waiters 0-2, Walton 0-2). First Round instructional youth t-ball league for boys and girls ages 3-6 Oregon vs. Washington-Washington sists—San Antonio 19 (Mills 6), Minnesota State winner, 10:36 p.m. Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Washing- UAB 1½ SMU starting April 24 at the YMCA t-ball fields on Wednesdays ton 50 (Okafor 11), Cleveland 55 (Thomp- 30 (Rubio 12). Total Fouls—San Antonio Semifinals 21, Minnesota 21. A—14,219 (19,356). Houston 11 Rice nights for six weeks through May 29. The 3-4-year-olds will Friday, March 15 son 14). Assists—Washington 20 (Wall Tulane 3½ Marshall UCLA—Stanford-Arizona State winner 14), Cleveland 24 (Livingston 6). Total Mid-American Conference play from 5:30-6:30 p.m. and the 5-6-year-olds will play from Fouls— vs. Arizona—Colorado-Oregon State win- Washington 22, Cleveland 25. Mavericks 115, Bucks 108 At Cleveland A—14,689 (20,562). 6:45-7:45 p.m. Cost is $30 for Y family members, $35 for Y ner, 8:06 p.m. DALLAS (115) Second Round youth members and $40 for non-members. Those signing up California—Southern Cal-Utah win- Crowder 6-9 0-0 14, Nowitzki 7-13 4-5 Buffalo 3 Ball St. ner vs. Oregon—Washington-Washington Bobcats 100, Celtics 74 19, Kaman 0-2 0-0 0, M.James 5-11 2-2 13, Miami (Ohio) 2½ E.Michigan after April 3 will add $5. Deadline is April 10. Register at the Mayo 6-12 0-0 14, Wright 3-7 3-7 9, Brand State winner, 10:38 p.m. BOSTON (74) Big 12 Conference YMCA or call 827-9622 for more information. Championship 3-4 2-2 8, Carter 6-10 7-7 23, Collison 2-8 Green 4-11 6-8 14, Bass 4-6 2-2 10, At Kansas City, Mo. 4-4 8, Beaubois 3-6 0-0 7. Totals 41-82 22- Outdoors Saturday, March 16 Garnett 2-10 1-2 5, Bradley 4-11 0-0 10, 27 115. First Round Semifinal winners, 10:02 p.m. Lee 3-6 0-0 6, Wilcox 0-0 0-0 0, Terry 2-5 Southeastern Conference MILWAUKEE (108) W. Virginia 8½ Texas Tech A free Kentucky Hunter Education and Bowhunter course 1-2 5, White 1-4 1-2 3, Randolph 2-4 0-2 4, Texas 11 TCU is scheduled for Saturday, March 16, at the Pleasant Valley At Bridgestone Arena Dunleavy 7-12 0-0 18, Ilyasova 3-9 0-0 Nashville, Tenn. Crawford 4-6 5-5 14, T.Williams 1-3 0-2 3. 7, Sanders 5-11 3-4 13, Jennings 2-7 0-0 4, Southeastern Conference Archery Club, located 2 miles south of Providence on Hwy. First Round Totals 27-66 16-25 74. Ellis 12-24 6-6 32, Ayon 1-2 1-2 3, Udoh 6-9 At Nashville, Tenn. 293 going toward Princeton. The one-day only course will Today CHARLOTTE (100) 2-3 14, Redick 7-13 2-2 17, Daniels 0-1 0-0 First Round Kidd-Gilchrist 4-8 1-4 9, McRoberts 5-6 S. Carolina 5½ Miss. St. begin at 8 a.m. and continue until completion. The course South Carolina vs. Mississippi State, 0, Smith 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-89 14-17 108. 6:30 p.m. 2-2 13, Biyombo 1-2 0-0 2, Walker 4-11 2-4 Dallas 28 35 27 25—115 Texas A&M 5½ Auburn will include classroom instruction in hunter ethics, wildlife Texas A&M vs. Auburn, 9 p.m. 10, Henderson 11-19 12-12 35, Mullens 1-3 Milwaukee 35 20 24 29—108 Southland Conference identification, outdoor survival, first aid, firearms, bow Second Round 0-0 2, Haywood 0-3 1-2 1, R.Williams 0-4 3-Point Goals—Dallas 11-29 (Carter At Katy, Texas First Round hunting and ammunition. It will conclude with actual range Thursday, March 14 0-0 0, Gordon 5-13 4-4 17, Adrien 3-6 2-2 4-6, Crowder 2-4, Mayo 2-5, M.James 1-3, Georgia vs. LSU, noon 8, Taylor 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 35-77 24-30 100. Beaubois 1-4, Nowitzki 1-5, Collison 0-2), Nicholls St. Pk McNeese St. firing and an examination. For more information contact Tennessee vs. South Carolina-Missis- Boston 20 26 15 13— 74 Milwaukee 8-21 (Dunleavy 4-5, Ellis 2-6, Il- Sam Houston St. 4½ C. Arkansas Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Darrell Hill at (270) 667-2283. sippi State winner, 2:30 p.m. Charlotte 19 30 27 24—100 yasova 1-2, Redick 1-6, Jennings 0-1, Dan- 3-Point Goals—Boston 4-13 (Bradley At Norfolk, Va. ■■ Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt, 6:30 p.m. iels 0-1). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— 2-2, T.Williams 1-1, Crawford 1-3, Garnett Third Round The Henderson County chapter of the NWTF will have Missouri vs. Texas A&M-Auburn win- Dallas 50 (Nowitzki 11), Milwaukee 45 0-1, Terry 0-3, Lee 0-3), Charlotte 6-17 (Gor- (Sanders 12). Assists—Dallas 23 (M.James Norfolk St. 6½Bethune-Cookman its banquet March 23 at the Moose Lodge. Doors open at ner, 9 p.m. don 3-9, McRoberts 1-1, Taylor 1-1, Hen- NC Central 4 NC A&T Quarterfinals 7), Milwaukee 30 (Ellis 9). Total Fouls—Dal- derson 1-2, Walker 0-2, R.Williams 0-2). Patriot League 5:30 p.m. with dinner starting at 6 p.m. There will be gun Friday, March 15 las 19, Milwaukee 22. A—14,154 (18,717). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Boston Championship raffles, door prizes, a silent auction, a live auction and Florida vs. Georgia-LSU winner, noon 39 (Bass 7), Charlotte 57 (McRoberts 10). Transactions at Bucknell 11 Lafayette games. For ticket information, call Ronnie Sutton at 823- Alabama vs. Tennessee—South Caro- Assists—Boston 15 (Terry, Lee 4), Char- Southwestern Ath. Conference 2491 or Corey Harper at 577-8971. lina-Mississippi State winner, 2:30 p.m. lotte 20 (Walker 4). Total Fouls—Boston BASEBALL At Garland, Texas Kentucky vs. Arkansas-Vanderbilt win- 21, Charlotte 18. Technicals—Wilcox, National League First Round ner, 6:30 p.m. Henderson. A—15,006 (19,077). ATLANTA BRAVES—Optioned RHP Cory Alabama A&M 17 Grambling St. THE GLEANER « Wednesday, March 13, 2013 « 5B Business GM recall could grow by 1 million vehicles By Tom Krisher at other times the lights can il- Tuesday whether all three cars NHTSA says if the brake Some of the owners who com- Associated Press luminate for no reason. have the same brake lights. lights don’t illuminate, drivers plained about G6 brake light In 2009, GM recalled about The Detroit company sold behind the cars won’t be warned, problems also said the cruise DETROIT — Safety regulators in 8,000 Pontiac G6 midsize cars more than 1.5 million Malibus and that could lead to a crash. control may not engage or will the U.S. are investigating wheth- from the 2005 model year for the and Auras from 2004 through A GM spokesman said Tuesday disengage unintentionally. er to add more than a million same problem. The government 2011, according to Ward’s Auto- the company has no reports of Owners who suspect brake General Motors midsize cars to announced in February that it’s InfoBank, but it was unclear how crashes or injuries. light or cruise control prob- a recall for brake light problems. investigating whether to add many of them are included in the In the 2009 recall, GM traced lems should take their cars to The National Highway Traffic 550,000 G6s sold from 2005 to investigation. the problem to corrosion in a any Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac Safety Administration says it’s 2009. No additional recalls have wiring connector. Dealers were or GMC dealer. GM shut down checking into complaints about Now the agency is investigat- been issued beyond the 8,000 to fix it by putting a lubricant on the Pontiac and Saturn brands the 2004 to 2011 Chevrolet Mal- ing 97 complaints from Malibu cars called in for repairs in the connector to prevent corro- in 2010 as part of its massive re- ibu and the 2007 to 2009 Saturn and Aura owners about the same 2009, although NHTSA says it sion. The company sent dealers structuring. Aura. problems. The two cars share opened the probe “to determine a service bulletin in October of Shares of General Motors Co. The safety agency says the many of th if the scope of the recall should 2010 detailing how to fix similar rose 6 cents to close at $28.37 brake lights may not come on same parts with the G6, but be expanded or an adjustment in brake light problems in Malibus Tuesday on the New York Stock when the pedal is pressed, while GM spokesmen were unsure existing remedies is required.” and Auras, NHTSA said. 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the Market In revIew Markets Grains Benchmark oil for April delivery gained Spot bids to producers at selected 48 cents to finish at $92.54 per barrel in New York. . StockS of local IntereSt daIly dow JoneS barge loading terminals on the Ohio River: Upper Ohio (Cincinnati-Owensboro) Wholesale gasoline fell 0.22 cent to Yellow corn...... $7.47-$7.53 $3.1502 a gallon. Heating oil fell 2.07 cent YTD YTD Soybeans...... $15.26-$15.28 to $2.9484 a gallon. Natural gas edged Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Ticker Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg down 0.4 cent to $3.645 per 1,000 cubic Dow Jones industrials 14,480 Wheat...... $7.17 AT&T Inc NY 1.80 4.9 29 36.72 +.12 +8.9 Goodyear Nasd ...... 18 12.98 ... -6.0 Lower Ohio (Owensboro-Cairo) feet. Close: 14,450.06 Yellow corn...... $7.43-$7.51 AbtLab s NY .56 1.6 9 34.98 +.05 +11.6 Hallibrtn NY .50 1.2 15 41.96 -.04 +21.0 14,160 Owensboro Livestock Accuride NY ...... dd 4.82 +.03 +50.2 Humana NY 1.04 1.5 9 68.54 +.21 -.1 Change: 2.77 (flat) White corn...... $7.61-$8.41 Soybeans...... $15.01-$15.29 Receipts: 515 Agrium g NY 2.00 1.9 11 104.79 -2.42 +4.9 Intel Nasd .90 4.2 10 21.64 -.05 +4.9 13,840 10 DAYS Wheat...... $7.14 Last Week: 294 Airgas NY 1.60 1.6 24 103.00 +1.15 +12.8 14,500 IBM NY 3.40 1.6 15 210.55 +.47 +9.9 Sorghum...... $7.21 Compared to last Monday: Feeder AlcatelLuc NY ...... * 1.48 +.02 +6.5 IntPap NY 1.20 2.6 24 46.23 -.77 +16.0 steers and bulls steady to 3 lower. Feeder Alcoa NY .12 1.4 48 8.62 -.05 -.7 JohnJn NY 2.44 3.1 20 78.56 +.12 +12.1 14,000 Chicago Board of Trade heifers steady to 2 lower. Moderate sup- AllnceRes Nasd 4.43 7.2 10 61.84 -.04 +6.5 KimbClk NY 3.24 3.4 21 94.08 +.20 +11.4 Grains futures mostly rose Tuesday on ply of feeder cattle. We had moderate de- AmExp NY .80 1.2 17 65.29 -.21 +14.0 Lowes NY .64 1.6 23 39.04 -.63 +9.9 the Chicago Board of Trade. mand for feeder cattle. Slaughter cows AGreet NY .60 3.7 52 16.17 +.17 -4.3 13,500 and bulls steady to 2 higher with very Masco NY .30 1.5 dd 19.56 -.29 +18.0 Wheat for May delivery rose 3.50 cents Ameriprise NY 1.80 2.5 15 71.92 -.29 +14.8 good demand. Total supply included 16% McDnlds NY 3.08 3.1 18 98.76 -.13 +12.0 to $7.0350 a bushel; May corn rose 3 cents Apple Inc Nasd 10.60 2.5 10 428.43 -9.44 -19.5 13,000 to $7.1425 a bushel; May oats added 1 cent slaughter cows, 2% slaughter bulls, 7% MeadJohn NY 1.36 1.9 24 71.70 -1.02 +8.8 replacements, 75% feeders. The feeder ArchDan NY .76 2.3 15 32.56 +.10 +18.9 to $3.94 a bushel; while May soybeans fell Merck NY 1.72 3.8 21 45.04 +1.38 +10.0 supply included 53% heifers and 30% that Ashland NY .90 1.1 89 81.09 -.36 +.8 10.75 cents to $14.6875 a bushel. Microsoft Nasd .92 3.3 15 27.91 +.04 +4.5 12,500 Beef and pork prices rose on the Chi- weighed over 600 lbs. ATMOS NY 1.40 3.4 16 41.02 -.41 +16.8 S ONDJF M Feeder Steers: Medium and Large BP PLC NY 2.16 5.3 6 40.41 -.19 -3.0 Mosaic NY 1.00 1.6 14 61.90 +.40 +9.3 cago Mercantile Exchange. April live cattle rose 0.58 cent to 1-2; 300-400 lbs. $175 400-500 lbs. $169; Belo NY .32 3.4 10 9.44 -.04 +23.1 OcciPet NY 2.56 3.1 15 83.59 +.71 +9.1 500-600 lbs. $139-$140; 600-700 lbs. $132- OldNBcp NY .40 2.9 14 13.82 -.09 +16.4 $1.2870 a pound; April feeder cattle rose Bemis NY 1.04 2.7 21 38.72 -.04 +15.7 Stock Market IndexeS 0.83 cent to $1.4220 a pound; April lean $140. Large 1 400-500 lbs. $147; 700-800 BigLots NY ...... 12 35.76 -.11 +25.7 Oracle Nasd .24 .7 17 35.43 -.45 +6.3 hogs rose 0.30 cent to 81.45 cents a pound. lbs. $117. BrMySq NY 1.40 3.7 33 38.22 +.70 +18.5 PPG NY 2.36 1.7 18 139.14 +1.36 +2.8 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo Holstein Steers: No Test CSX NY .56 2.4 13 23.38 +.04 +18.5 PPL Corp NY 1.47 4.8 12 30.39 +.12 +6.1 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg Feeder Bulls: Medium and Large 1-2; Commodities 300-400 lbs. $166; 400-500 lbs. $151-$155; PeabdyE NY .34 1.6 47 21.70 +.10 -18.5 Chevron NY 3.60 3.0 9 118.25 -.48 +9.3 14,448.06 12,035.09 Dow Industrials 14,450.06 +2.77 +.02 +10.27 +9.66 Soybean prices fell Tuesday as traders 500-600 lbs. $130-$140.50; 600-700 lbs. ChrchllD Nasd .72 1.1 20 65.08 -.41 -2.1 ProctGam NY 2.25 2.9 20 77.17 -.18 +13.7 6,188.58 4,795.28 Dow Transportation 6,132.85 -18.27 -.30 +15.57 +16.72 expected Brazil to produce a huge crop. $127-$128; Groups of 20 head or more: Citigroup NY .04 .1 15 46.95 -.65 +18.7 RioTinto NY 1.66 3.2 * 51.40 -.09 -11.5 499.82 435.57 Dow Utilities 488.05 -2.10 -.43 +7.72 +5.83 The actively traded May contract for 23 head 514 lbs. $140.50 blk. Medium and CocaCola s NY 1.12 2.9 20 38.96 -.35 +7.5 RiteAid NY ...... dd 1.68 +.01 +23.5 9,084.17 7,222.88 NYSE Composite 9,059.96 -22.27 -.25 +7.30 +10.02 soybeans fell 10.75 cents, or 0.7 percent, Large 2-3 300-400 lbs. $161; 400-500 lbs. ColSprtw Nasd .88 1.6 19 56.10 -.28 +5.1 ScrippsNet NY .60 .9 14 64.21 -.11 +10.9 2,509.57 2,164.87 NYSE MKT Composite 2,428.95 -3.38 -.14 +3.11 -.36 to $14.6875 a bushel. Traders are watching $132; 500-600 lbs. $125-$130 3,252.87 2,726.68 Nasdaq Composite 3,242.32 -10.55 -.32 +7.38 +6.66 Brazil’s crop come in and expect it to be ConAgra NY 1.00 2.9 22 34.70 -.03 +17.6 ScrippsEW NY ...... 16 11.22 -.07 +3.8 Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large CrackerB Nasd 2.00 2.6 16 77.76 -.73 +21.0 1,556.27 1,266.74 S&P 500 1,552.48 -3.74 -.24 +8.86 +11.21 very large, even as the possibility of port 1-2; 300-400 lbs. $150-$168; 400-500 lbs. SearsHldgs Nasd ...... dd 50.02 -1.09 +20.9 strikes in the country loom next week. DanaHldg NY .20 1.1 13 17.80 -.01 +14.0 1,132.27 882.01 S&P MidCap 1,131.13 -1.13 -.10 +10.85 +13.12 $143-$146.50; 500-600 lbs. $130-$135; SonocoP NY 1.20 3.6 18 33.52 +.07 +12.7 16,443.68 13,248.92 Wilshire 5000 16,404.86 -38.74 -.24 +9.40 +11.53 “The Brazilian harvest is coming 600-700 lbs. $121-$127; 700-800 lbs. $117. Darling NY ...... 16 17.82 +.88 +11.1 SykesEnt Nasd ...... 23 14.98 +.07 -1.6 942.62 729.75 Russell 2000 940.26 -2.25 -.24 +10.70 +13.12 along,” said Mike Zuzolo, president of Groups of 20 head or more: 20 head 443 Dell Inc Nasd .32 2.2 11 14.32 -.05 +41.2 Toyota NY 1.51 1.5 * 102.76 -1.43 +10.2 Global Commodity Analytics and Consult- lbs. $143 blk; 23 head 514 lbs. $135 blk. DineEquity NY .75 ... 11 71.28 -.33 +6.4 Tyson NY .20 .8 14 23.86 +.07 +23.0 ing. “Expectations for the South American Medium and Large 2-3 400-500 lbs. $140. Disney NY .75 1.3 18 57.11 -.55 +14.7 crop are still large.” US Bancrp NY .78 2.3 12 34.34 -.07 +7.5 Money rateS currencIeS Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-80%: DollarTr s Nasd ...... 17 44.64 -.37 +10.1 Grain prices rose. Corn for May deliv- 1,335-1,660 A.D. $79.50-$84 H.D. $86-$89 Vectren NY 1.42 4.1 18 34.32 +.23 +16.7 Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day DowChm NY 1.28 3.9 47 33.24 +.25 +2.8 ery rose 3 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $7.1425 L.D. $77.50 Ventas NY 2.68 3.8 62 70.46 -.14 +8.9 DuPont NY 1.72 3.5 17 49.71 +.38 +10.5 Prime Rate 3.25 3.25 Australia .9692 .9737 a bushel, and May wheat rose 3.5 cents, or Slaughter Cows Boners 80-85%: 0.5 percent, to $7.035 a bushel. Eaton NY 1.68 2.7 16 62.84 -.55 +16.0 VerizonCm NY 2.06 4.3 cc 48.36 +.55 +11.8 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 Britain 1.4909 1.4929 1,000-1,725 A.D. $84-$89 H.D. $90-$93.50 Gold, silver and copper rose while ExxonMbl NY 2.28 2.6 9 89.16 ... +3.0 WalMart NY 1.88 2.6 15 73.60 +.62 +7.9 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 Canada 1.0261 1.0264 L.D. $72.50-$81 platinum and palladium fell. Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90%: 1,025- FamilyDlr NY 1.04 1.8 16 58.58 +.09 -7.6 Walgrn NY 1.10 2.7 18 41.04 -.24 +10.9 Treasuries Euro .7677 .7670 3-month 0.09 0.09 Gold for April delivery rose $13.70, or 1,405 A.D. $70.50-$78 H.D. $80-$83 L.D. FifthThird Nasd .40 2.5 10 16.25 -.10 +6.9 WellPoint NY 1.50 2.3 8 64.14 +.65 +5.3 Japan 95.93 96.27 6-month 0.12 0.12 0.9 percent, to $1,591.70 an ounce. Cop- $55-$63.50 FordM NY .40 3.0 10 13.39 +.05 +3.4 Weyerhsr NY .68 2.3 42 30.20 -.31 +8.6 Mexico 12.4567 12.5250 per for May delivery rose 3.75 cents, or 5-year 0.87 0.78 Slaughter Cows Light 85-90%: 840-965 FMCG NY 1.25 3.7 11 33.44 +.14 -2.2 Whrlpl NY 2.00 1.7 19 118.86 -.43 +16.8 Switzerlnd .9473 .9478 1.1 percent, to $3.5545 a pound. 10-year 2.02 1.90 A.D. $74 H.D. $81-$85.50 L.D. $65 WmsCos NY 1.36 3.9 25 34.79 -.24 +6.3 May silver rose 31.8 cents, or 1.1 per- Slaughter Bulls No. 1-2: GenElec NY .76 3.2 18 23.41 -.21 +11.5 30-year 3.21 3.11 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All 1,225-2,270 GlaxoSKln NY 2.35 5.3 * 44.65 ... +2.7 YumBrnds NY 1.34 1.9 20 68.73 +.89 +3.5 others show dollar in foreign currency. cent, to $29.1710 an ounce. Palladium for A.D. $97-$102 H.D. $106.50-$109 L.D. June delivery dropped $3.70, or 0.5 per- $78.50-$92 Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = cent, to $775.50 an ounce and April plati- Stock Cows: Medium and Large 1-2 or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least num fell $6.20, or 0.4 percent, to $1,595 stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent 2-10 years old 3-8 months bred 1,050-1,320 cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = an ounce. lbs. $1,060-$1,610 per head dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate Warrants. Gainers and Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least Oil rose for a fourth day as traders $1. Volume in hundreds of shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Stock Cows and Calves: No Test cash value on ex-distribution date. awaited the latest reports on U.S. oil sup- Stock Bulls: No Test plies and retail sales. Baby Calves: Beef $190-$225 per head coMModItIeS MetalS Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. Open High Low Settle Chg. Last Pvs Day Pvs Wk WHEAT (CBOT) CORN (CBOT) SOYBEANS (CBOT) Gold (troy oz) $1591.50 $1577.80 $1574.60 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Mar 13 693 702.25 693 700.50 +6.50 Mar 13 735 743.25 734 741 +6.50 Mar 13 1516 1516 1488.75 1489.75 -25 Silver (troy oz) $29.131 $28.812 $28.563 Dow ekes out 8th straight gain May 13 700.50 706.50 695.75 703.50 +3.50 May 13 709.75 717.75 708.75 714.25 +3 May 13 1478.25 1480.50 1465 1468.75 -10.75 Copper (pound) $3.5380 $3.5000 $3.4965 Jul 13 702.75 706.50 697.50 703.75 +2 Jul 13 688.75 697 688.25 693.75 +3 Jul 13 1454.25 1456.25 1439 1445.75 -9 Aluminum (pound) $0.8597 $0.8740 $0.8740 Sep 13 708.75 712.50 704 710.50 +2.25 Sep 13 576.50 583.75 576.50 582 +3.25 Aug 13 1406.50 1408 1392.75 1399 -8.25 By The Associated Press The Standard & Poor’s Dec 13 721.50 725.75 717 724 +2.50 Dec 13 552.50 559.50 552 557.25 +3.25 Sep 13 1320 1323.50 1310.75 1319.75 -2.75 Platinum (troy oz) $1595.00 $1601.20 $1585.70 500 index fell three points Mar 14 730 737 730 736.50 +2.50 Mar 14 562.50 569 562.25 567 +3.50 Nov 13 1270 1273.25 1259.25 1269.50 -.50 Palladium (troy oz) $773.40 $777.10 $732.60 May 14 734 738.50 734 738.50 +2 May 14 570 575.75 568.50 574 +3.50 Jan 14 1263.25 1276.50 1263.25 1273 +.50 NEW YORK — The Dow is to 1,552. The Nasdaq com- Est. sales 157,334. Mon’s sales 73,115 Est. sales 415,239. Mon’s sales 241,722 Est. sales 266,416. Mon’s sales 124,703 Lead (metric ton) $2171.00 $2195.00 $2235.00 logging its longest win- posite dropped 10 points Mon’s open int. 468,153, +2,883 Mon’s open int. 1,223,228, +12,104 Mon’s open int. 601,977, +1,778 Zinc, HG (pound) $0.8692 $0.8935 $0.9032 ning streak in two years to 3,242. — barely. Merck was the biggest A tiny gain gave the gainer in the Dow after Dow Jones industrial av- the drugmaker said a data Briefs erage its eighth straight safety monitoring board increase Tuesday, long recommended that a study Geneva and unrelenting” enforce- over unprotected wireless Brands said no other quali- enough to match its lon- of its cholesterol drug Vy- ment of Wall Street a high neighborhoods scattered fied offers for the cakes gest series of gains since torin should continue. priority if she is confirmed throughout the world. were submitted by the bid February 2011. Three stocks fell for ev- Interpol partners chairman of the Securities The agreement an- deadline. The Dow ended up two ery two that rose on the with drug-makers and Exchange Commis- nounced Tuesday covers It said no auction for points at 14,450. It wavered New York Stock Exchange. The international police sion. 38 states and the District the cakes will be held as between small gains and Volume was light at 3.1 bil- agency Interpol says 29 of The former federal of Columbia. a result. losses for most of the day. lion shares. the world’s biggest phar- prosecutor told a Senate It closes an inquiry maceutical companies panel that investors need opened in 2010 shortly are helping it step up the to know the playing field is after Google revealed battle against counterfeit level and that wrongdoers that company cars taking SHOW FEATURE prescription drugs. will be “aggressively and street-level photos for its The companies, from successfully” pursued. online mapping service AstraZeneca to Roche, White also pledged to also had been grabbing will provide nearly $5.9 avoid potential conflicts personal data transmitted million, over three years. of interest from her work over Wi-Fi networks that Flying Houndz Frizbee Trick Dog Show Interpol’s newly creat- over the past decade as a had been set up in homes ed Pharmaceutical Crime corporate litigator. and businesses without re- Dynamic professional entertainers with Program will train local “Strong enforcement quiring a password to gain law enforcement officials is necessary for investor access. world class frisbee dogs, The Flying Houndz Frizbee Trick Dog Show will on investigative proce- confidence and is essen- New York dures, evidence handling tial to the integrity of our delight show attendees! See action and how to better work financial markets,” White, packed shows providing family fun with partners outside 65, said during a two-hour Hostess only gets their countries. Interpol confirmation hearing be- one bid for Twinkies and entertaintment also will help authorities fore the Senate Banking with time to meet the target crime rings mak- Committee. Hostess is moving dogs after each show. ing and distributing fake She is expected win ahead with plans to sell Three shows per day. drugs, which kill hundreds confirmation from the its Twinkies and other of thousands of people panel and the full Senate, snack cakes after nobody around the world each becoming the first pros- stepped forward to top an Sponsored by year. ecutor to lead the SEC. offer made by two invest- The companies also will She would replace Elisse ment firms. step up their sharing of in- Walter, who has been The bankrupt com- telligence with Interpol. interim chairman since pany had earlier picked The drugmakers spend Mary Schapiro resigned a $410 million joint offer millions on investigations in December. from Metropoulos & Co. to fight counterfeiting San Francisco and Apollo Global Man- of their own medicines, agement as the “stalking with more fakes getting horse” bid to set the floor into pharmacies and hos- Google to settle for an auction. pitals even in developed Wi-Fi privacy case Others were then given countries. a chance to submit com- Washington Google will pay a $7 peting bids and Hostess million fine to settle a CEO Greg Rayburn had multistate investigation predicted the process SEC candidate vows into the Internet search would be “wild and woo- ‘bold’ enforcement leader’s interception of ly.” emails, passwords and But in a document Mary Jo White vowed other sensitive informa- filed in U.S. bankruptcy The Ford Center & The Centre Tuesday to make “bold tion sent several years ago court on Monday, Hostess 6B » Wednesday, March 13, 2013 » THE GLEANER Advice

Horoscope ‘Nanny’ should be upfront with family about job search TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (March 13). You’ll tap into a younger Dear Amy: Last year I got how long it will take me to making changes in your them that you’ll give them part of you and reclaim the a full-time job as a nanny find one. domestic life — surely as much notice as possible. hope you once had. Only this for a wonderful family Should I tell the family they will also understand Dear Amy: “Grieving time, you’ll be smarter about with two amazing kids. that I am looking for a new your desire to advance in MIL” wrote that her son how to go about bringing This family is sup- job? I don’t want to find a career. reported that he “walks your wishes into reality. portive of me. They have amy one that requires me to There is a risk they on eggshells” with his con- Someone close to you will been gracious and accom- dickinson begin work immediately, could panic and run off to trolling wife. If this man is have a change of mood, and modating, and they have leaving them without child hire another nanny to re- in an abusive marriage, he everything will suddenly be come to treat me as one of COLUMNIST care, but I also don’t want place you before you’ve se- should get counseling and more fun in April. May brings their own. them to assume that I’m cured other employment, see a lawyer. a professional breakthrough. They’ve expressed a de- to build, but my job as a leaving right away. but this is unlikely — they I was in a marriage like Virgo and Libra people adore sire that I stay with them nanny severely restricts — Up-in-the-Air Au Pair appreciate you and should this, and it took me years to you. Your lucky numbers are: for two or more years. my saving options. Dear Au Pair: You don’t be happy to employ you as be brave enough to leave. It 30, 1, 15, 45 and 22. My boyfriend and I are I am beginning the pro- say if you agreed to stay long as you are available. took a huge toll on me and ARIES (March 21-April 19). making serious plans for cess of looking for a “real” with this family for two Tell them: “I love this the children. Even though modern science the future, including mar- job. As much as I love my years — only that they job and plan to stay here as — Healing Dad has made it unnecessary for riage, a house, kids, the “babies,” I’m looking for- asked you to. Whatever long as possible, but I have Dear Dad: If a spouse you to spend hours washing works. ward to beginning a chal- your arrangement, it is started a job search in the frightens you and then clothes or preparing food, you may still feel like the We’ve moved in togeth- lenging career in the cor- reasonable for them to ex- corporate world. isolates you from your responsibilities of domestic er, opened a joint bank ac- porate world. pect you to be honest and I don’t have any pros- own support system, it is life are consuming a great count and are attempting But with the economy to keep them in the loop. pects yet, but I wanted definitely time to get out. deal of your energy. to save for the life we want being as it is, I don’t know They see that you are to let you know.” Assure I’m glad you did. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). A bit of comic drama is played out delightfully before you. Were you supposed to see A cup is a cup this? Maybe not, but you’ll be All religions definitely not ‘the same’ glad your keen sense of timing put you in this position. whether dry Dear Rev. Graham: I In other words, God GEMINI (May 21-June 21). don’t think we should try hasn’t left us in the dark, but You’re connected to people. heloise to convert people from He has taken the initiative You feel their absence when or liquid one religion to another, to reveal Himself to us. they are not around, and you Dear Heloise: Is there a COLUMNIST because in spite of our dif- He did this first of all wonder what they might be difference between liquid ferent labels, we all wor- billy through His creation, but doing and thinking in their and dry measuring cups? I may be made of plastic or ship the same God. graham He did it supremely in the bubble of experience so far know there are cups made metal and have a flat top. We may call Him by dif- person of Jesus Christ, away from you. CANCER (June 22-July 22). for wet ingredients and These usually come in sets ferent names and have dif- COLUMNIST who was God in human Those who don’t know you ones for dry ingredients, starting with 1/4 cup, 1/3 ferent ways of worship, but flesh. will watch to see what role but does it really matter cup and up to 1 cup. Most in my view, all religions worthy of our worship and I invite you to discover you take on. You’ll show them which one I use? are attached by a ring. are the same. obedience. God for yourself, by reading that you are not frail and — Linda W. in Indiana They are designed for — M.M. Both can’t be true; you through the New Testament dependent on the might and Dear Linda: A cup is a you to fill with dry ingre- Dear M.N.: I can’t help can’t logically believe in Gospels that tell us about salvation of another. Rather, cup by liquid or dry “vol- dients and then use a knife but wonder if you’ve ever many gods but at the same Jesus. (I suggest beginning you are the hero of this story. ume.” or spatula to level it off. really studied the various time believe in only one with the Gospel of John.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You’ll A liquid measuring cup Most baking uses mea- religions of the world — God. To say all religions You’ll not only discover be lit up with the excitement typically is glass or plastic surements that are precise, because if you had, you’d believe in the same God is who God is, but also that of some secret that you are so you can see through it, and it is difficult to mea- realize how different they to ignore their vast differ- He loves you and can sharing with a kindred spirit. and the measurements are sure dry ingredients accu- are, and why they can’t all ences. change your life. It’s a wonderful, giddy feeling written on the side. It has a rately in a liquid 1- or 2-cup be true. Take, for example, The real question, how- to be in cahoots. Tonight spout with a handle on the measuring cup. the belief of some religions ever, is this: How can we Send your queries to “My An- offers the chance to let the side for pouring. — Heloise that there are many gods know if any religion is swer,” c/o Billy Graham, Billy cat out of the bag, but you A 1- or 2-cup probably Dear Heloise: I use oat- and goddesses — thou- true? Some people say we Graham Evangelistic Associa- probably won’t. is the most-used cup in meal instead of breadcrumbs sands of them, in fact. can’t know; you may be tion, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. American homes. I have when I make meatloaf or Other religions, howev- one of them. Charlotte, N.C., 28201; call 22). You will be drawn to three: two 2-cup ones and salmon patties. It works well, er — including Christian- But Christians say we 877-2-GRAHAM, or visit the enigmatic people, taken in one 1-cup one, and two sets you don’t even taste the oat- ity — believe in only one can know — and the rea- Web site for the Billy Graham by the mystery. This could send you Googling or asking Evangelistic Association: of dry measuring cups. meal, and it’s healthy. supreme God, who created son is because God has others who might know the — E.S. in Louisiana www.billygraham.org. Dry measuring cups the universe and alone is shown Himself to us. inside scoop. The information you gather will be mostly speculation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Every relationship is Talk to your doctor about cutting back on some medications different. You’ll be aware of the complexities and Dear Dr. Roach: Before worry about it, that it’s not weight reduction than the tapering off of them gradu- varieties involved in words retiring at age 60, I was 50 Dr. Keith bad for me, but somehow I medicines could ever have ally should be made by your such as “friend,” ‘’married” pounds overweight, worked roach think I would just be better done. doctor based on your cur- or “sister.” Do not assume to long hours at a high-stress if I wasn’t taking all this The higher your risk of rent blood pressure and know what these words mean job, did no exercise and ate columnist stuff. heart disease and stroke, cholesterol numbers. when others say them. all the wrong things — I — P.K. the more benefit you can I suspect you may be able SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. was a heart attack or stroke exercise daily, mainly by Dear P.K.: The goal for get from medications of the to get off at least some of the 21). 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THE LOCKHORNS Today in history ACROSS 40 Md. neighbor 41 Hobby knife The Associated Press 1 Walked heavily (hyph.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 5 Go for the gold 45 Boring Today is Wednesday. March 13. the nnd 8 "- Lisa" 49 Units day of 2013.There are 293 days left in the 12 Pittsburgh river of resistance year. 13 "Nightmare" 51 Dappled horse Today's highlight in history: street 52 Menacing On March 13,1933. banks in the u.s. be- 14 Copied sound gan to reopen after a "holiday" declared by 15 Reflect deeply 53 Admirer President Franklin D. Roosevelt. 16 Temporary 54 Chills the wine On this date: "Ii!:RE ... I ~IiOUL..DN'T liM!:," relief 55 Droop-nosed In 1925, the Tennessee General Assem- 18 Fort -, Fla. flier of yore bly approved a bill prohibiting the teach- THE FAMILY CIRCUS 20 Support 56 Grassy ing of the theory of evolution. (Gov.Austin 21 Data shoulder Peay signed the measure on March 21.) 23 CAT scan kin In 1943, author-poet Stephen Vincent 26 Srnooth-pated DOWN Benet,44, died in New York.Financier and 29 Leading philanthropist J.P. Morgan, Jr., 75,died in (2 wds.) Selleck or Boca Grande, Fla. 31 Mme. Gluck Landry In 1964, bar manager Catherine "Kitty" of opera 2 Baba au- 3 Needing Genovese, 28, was stabbed to death near 32 Even one 3·13·13 © 2013 UFS, Dis!. by Univ. Uclick for UFS her Queens, N.Y.home; the case generated 33 Copperhead's a shampoo 4 Mete out controversy over the supposed failure of relatives 34 Apparel 5 Vice- 10 Comstock 22 Tips Genovese's neighbors to respond to her 36 Clarified butter 6 Percent ending Lode st. to the side cries for help. 37 Truckers' 7 Understanding 11 Lemon cooler 23 Inventory wd. In 1969, the Apollo 9 astronauts splashed radios 8 - of honor 17 Climb out 24 Hawser down, ending a mission that included the 38 Bouquet 9 Unseal, of bed 25 Unknown successful testing of the Lunar Module. 2&. holders poetically 19 P.O. service factors In 1996, a gunman burst into an elemen- ~F- 26 Tell all tary school in Dunblane, Scotland, and (t.CAI.l~ 27 Left Bank opened fire, killing 16 children and one "Next week spring starts. How chums teacher before killing himself. many snowballs do you think 28 Take it Ten years ago: Norwegian Robert Sor- I can fit in the freezer?" on the- lie won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog race in 30 Contented nine days, 15hours, 47 minutes. HERMAN murmur Five years ago: The body of Chaldean 31 Electric bridge Catholic Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho 32 Watches was found in a shallow grave in northern with hands Iraq, two weeks after he was kidnapped 35 Days before by gunmen in one of the most dramatic 36 Youth org. attacks against the country's small Chris- 39 Wield, tian community. Gold hit a record, rising to as authority $1,000an ounce for the first time (however, 40 Lairs 42 ''The Georgia it fell sharply later in the year). Peach" One year ago: A resurgent Rick Santorum 43 You, formerly swept to victory in Republican presidential 44 Actor - Sharif primaries in Alabama and Mississippi. En- 45 Part of TNT cyclopaedia Britannica Inc. said it would 46 Summer stop publishing print editions of its flagship Games org. encyclopedia .. 47 A funny THINK ABOUT IT Charlotte 48 Lady's title "Work is something you can count on, a 50 Cogito trusted, lifelong friend who never deserts ergo- you." 3-13 If: UiughingSlock ImernationallrlC., Dis!. by Universal UClicK for UPS, 2Q13 - Margaret Bourke-White, American photojournalist (1904-1971). "Where can I get a bunch of sunflowers?" COURIERPRESS.COM I WEDNESDAY, March 13,2013 I THEGLEANER.COM 3CG BEST BETS 7 p.m. on 14 Grant) go on a double date that's threatening to become "Off Duty." Ben McKenzie Whitney with Ryan (Parker Young) ... well, unblended. Two of also stars. Alex and Whitney (Chris and Scott Strauss (Thomas the stepsiblings are con- 9 p.m. on a D'Elia, Whitney Cummings) McDonell), Tessa's ex, in stantly fighting, the mother Duck Dynasty "Yakult Leader." has something in her past head to Alex's parents' Willie is away, so the guys lake house, where they are 9 p.m. on 44 that's causing trouble in the marriage, and the 6-year-old decide to ditch work and fix surprised to discover Alex's CSI: Crime Scene up the duck blinds on the dad, Wayne (Dean Norris). Investigation is still sleeping with Mom and Dad. That's a lot of is- property. While they're out, The older man confides to As if his granddaughter's sues, but if anyone can help Si thinks he sees the infa- Whitney that his marriage kidnapping weren't enough, resolve them, she can. mous "black panther," but isn't as perfect as every- Russell (Ted Danson) is the others are convinced it's one thinks. While Whitney confronted with another 9 p.m. on 0 a figment of his imagination. and Alex are away, Mark case that's close to his heart Southland Phil assigns his nephew and and Lily (Dan O'Brien, Zoe when his son (Brandon W. John (Michael Cudlitz) thinks a football teammate some Lister-Jones) settle into their Jones) becomes a suspect about what his life might chores, explaining that it'll new world of Ladies' Night apartment and make some to give Manny (Rico Rodri- in the murder of his col- be like after he leaves the make them better players, in at a local bar. Kevin Suss- interesting discoveries in the guez) a surprise birthday lege basketball coach. Peri force. Lydia (Regina King) the new episode "Hallu-Si- man ("Ugly Betty") guest new episode "Nesting." party, where it turns out Gilpin ("Frasier") returns as reconnects with someone Nations." there are enough surprises stars in "The Hofstadter 7:30 p.m. on 25 Russell's wife in "Pick and she sent to death row years p.m. on (!) for everyone. Phil and Claire 9 Isotope"; Jim Parsons and The Neighbors Roll." Elisabeth Shue and earlier. An act of heroism Psych (Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen) Paul Guilfoyle also star. catapults a reluctant Sammy Kunal Nayyar also star. After the Bird-Kersees see a fret about the new guy in (Shawn Hatosy) to tabloid In this new episode, Shawn Broadway musical, Larry (Si- 9 p.m. on 0 9:30 p.m. on IB Haley's (Sarah Hyland) life. fame. A foot pursuit endan- and Gus (James Roday, mon Templeman) is inspired The Americans American Dad Cam (Eric Stonestreet) is gers Dewey (C. Thomas Dule Hill) head into the to put on one of his own, Steve (voice of Scott jealous of Mitch's (Jesse Ty- A mission to discredit the Howell) in the new episode woods with two college which leads to Dick (Ian ler Ferguson) bond with Lily leader of a Polish pro-de- students who are making a Grimes) and his pals sabo- Patrick) sustaining an injury. (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons) mocracy movement puts documentary about Bigfoot. tage the bar mitzvah of a Instead of seeking help from in "Party Crasher." Philip (Matthew Rhys) back Kurt Fuller, Kate Rogal, Alex stuck-up kid (voice of guest Marty and Debbie (Lenny 8:31 p.m. on 25 into contact with an old Enriquez and wrestling's star Seth Green) after he Venito, Jami Gertz), they call Suburgatory flame, further straining his The Big Show guest star hits on Steve's girlfriend, 911 , which puts them at risk already troubled marriage in "Lassie Jerky"; Timothy Debbie (voice of guest star Dallas (Cheryl Hines) asks of blowing their cover. Os- to Elizabeth (Keri Russell) Omundson also stars. Lizzy Caplan). Unfortunately, car-winning composer Alan her former Latin lover, Yoni in the new episode "Duty 9:30 p.m. on 17 Snot (voice of Curtis Arm- Menken wrote some original (Wilmer Valderrama), to help and Honor." Noah Emmerich The Big Bang Theory strong) must answer to the songs for the new episode Yakult the dog get over her also stars. rabbi after he is accused of "Sing Like a Larry Bird." depression. He makes a When a fellow comic book great impression on every- 9 p.m. on 0 fan starts romancing Penny stealing the guest of honor's 8 p.m. on 25 one except George (Jeremy America's Supernanny (Kaley Cuoco), Wolowitz gift money. Seth MacFarlane Modern Family Sisto), who thinks he just In the new episode "The Wil- and Leonard (Simon Hei- and Wendy Schaal also lend Jay and Gloria (Ed O'Neill, wants Dallas back. Tessa son-Speer Family," Deborah berg, Johnny Galecki) de- their voices to "Bar Mitzvah Sofia Vergara) go all out and Lisa (Jane Levy, Allie works with a blended clan cide to check out the brave Shuffle."

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