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store, when the suspect Tobacco store tried to get the employee to open the door to the business. employee foils When the employee re - fused, the suspect fled the scene on foot. Information gathered at robbery the scene indicates the sus - pect was wearing some - By JULIA ROBERTS GOAD thing over his face and STAFF WRITER ment issued by the KSP, a was in possession of a gun. white male, wearing a The incident remains gray hoodie and brandish - under investigation by BUSKIRK, Ky. – Ken - ing a handgun, was at the KSP Det. Kevin New - tucky State Police are Quality Tobacco Store at some. looking for a would-be the Buskirk Mini-Mall Kentucky State Police PHOTO/MICHAEL BROWNING robber after he attempted early Tuesday morning be - ask that anyone with any Jeni Cline was crowned the 2010 Gilbert High School homecoming queen Friday night at to hold up a cigarette store fore the store opened. A information contact Post 9 halftime of the Burch at Gilbert game. Jeni Cline was escorted by Kyle Morrison. Crown - in Buskirk. store employee was inside, in Pikeville at (606) 433- ing Jeni Cline is 2009 queen Destiny Cline. According to a state - preparing to open the 7711 or 1-800-222-5555. Meador man sentenced on drug count Pike Grand By CHARLOTTE SANDERS SENIOR WRITER acy to deliver marijuana. In addition to the sen - the April 2010 Grand Jury Cisco pleaded guilty to tence, Cisco was ordered to on two drug charges, one of the drug charge Sept. 1 and pay a fine of $1,000 along which will be dismissed in A 66-year-old Meador was sentenced Monday dur - with standard court costs return for his guilty plea. jury indicts man, Cecil D. Cisco, has ing an appearance before and fees. Mingo County Prosecut - been sentenced to serve one Chief Judge Michael Cisco, who was repre - ing Attorney C. Michael to five years in a state cor - Thornsbury in Mingo sented by Attorney Gregory Sparks appeared for the rectional facility for conspir - County Circuit Court. K. Smith, was indicted by state. 25 persons

By CHARLOTTE SANDERS PSC OKs higher rate for AEP units in W.Va. SENIOR WRITER PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Twenty-five persons were named in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS programs. Power and Wheeling efficient light bulbs and 19 indictments handed down by the August Grand Jury The agency issued an Power. The companies will appliances. The PSC says serving the 35th Judicial Circuit of Pike County, it was re - CHARLESTON (AP) order approving the pro - generate an extra $6.1 mil - AEP is supposed to begin ported by Commonwealth Attorney Rick L. Bartley. — The state Public Service gram Tuesday. lion in revenue. AEP orig - those programs March 11. Charges on which the indictments were based included Commission is allowing Spokeswoman Sarah inally sought $16.7 AEP had no immediate burglary, receiving stolen property, theft by unlawful tak - American Electric Power's Robertson says rates will million. comment. ing, criminal mischief, assault, resisting arrest, operating a two West Virginia sub - rise less than 50 cents a The money goes to pro - The company has nearly motor vehicle while under the influence, and drug-related sidiaries to raise rates to month for the average cus - grams such as home en - 440,000 customers in 24 counts. help pay for conservation tomer of Appalachian ergy audits and rebates for counties. Two Pike County women were accused in separate in - dictments of a Class A misdemeanor, endangering the wel - fare of a minor, and other charges. Tara D. Chaney, 35, Raccoon, Ky., is charged with a Class C felony, criminal abuse, first degree, when she is alleged to have intentionally abused, or having legal cus - Twelve die on Ky. roadways last week tody, permitted the abuse of a child 12 years of age or younger on March 7, 2009. SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS The act "caused a serious physical injury or placed said bicycle and one was a inary statistics indicate bicyclists and 45 pedestri - child in a situation that may cause serious physical injury pedestrian. Three of the that 568 people have lost ans have been killed. A or caused torture, cruel confinement, or cruel punishment," FRANKFORT, Ky. – fatalities were the result their lives on Kentucky total of 117 fatalities have according to Count I of the indictment. Count II accuses Preliminary statistics in - of crashes involving alco - roadways during 2010. resulted from crashes in - Chaney of endangering the welfare of the minor when, dicate that 12 people — hol. This is 39 fewer than re - volving the suspected use being a parent, guardian, or other person legally charged including two from Pike One double-fatality ported for this time period of alcohol. with the care or custody of a minor, "she failed or refused County — died in 11 sep - crash occurred in Pike in 2009. Of the 443 motor Citizens can contribute to exercise diligence in the control of such child to prevent arate crashes on Ken - County. Two single-fatal - vehicle fatalities, 230 vic - to highway safety by re - her from becoming a neglected, dependent or delinquent tucky’s roadways last ity crashes occurred in tims were not wearing porting erratic drivers to child." week. Jefferson County. Single- seat belts. Of the 64 mo - the Kentucky State Police Brittany Reynolds, 23, Pikeville, Ky., was indicted on Nine of the fatalities fatality crashes also oc - torcycle fatalities, 36 toll-free at 1-800-222- four counts, including a Class A misdemeanor, endanger - were traveling in motor curred in Barren, were not wearing hel - 5555. Callers will remain ing the welfare of a minor when, being a parent, guardian, vehicles. Seven were not Calloway, Clinton, mets. Nine of the 11 ATV anonymous and should or other person legally charged with the care or custody of wearing seat belts. One of Daviess, Johnson, Laurel, fatalities were not wear - give a description of the a minor, she "failed or refused to exercise diligence in the the fatalities was riding an Marion and Spencer ing helmets. The two vehicle, location, direc - control of such child to prevent him or her from becoming ATV and not wearing a counties. scooter fatalities were not tion of travel and license a neglected, dependent, or delinquent child." The alleged helmet. One was riding a Through Oct. 3, prelim - wearing helmets. Three number if possible. act occurred April 22, 2010.

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meetings nightly at 7 p.m. Nolan Stage Area near the wan, will hold a Gospel Oct. 10 featuring Pastor Gary Wil - railroad crossing at 7 p.m. Benefit Sing beginning at 6 The Pike County 2nd Ongoing perform military rites at de - son, Pastor Kay Fields, Rev. Groups participating are p.m. Various groups, such Sunday Event will be held The Donald Taylor Com - ceased veterans” funerals. Robbie Gollihue, Pastor Pack'en Up, Outback as the Soul Seekers, Cross - from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the munity and Disaster Center For more information, con - Brent Belcher, and Pastor Gospel, Joe Moore and Pete roads and Wanda York, will Pikeville City Park, North Matewan will be tact Fred Baldwin at (304) Dedra Belcher. The public Caraway. Refreshments sing. All proceeds will be Pikeville, Ky. The program holding a yard sale through 475-4760. is invited to attend. will be sold to benefit Hunt - used to purchase items for is designed to be fun and October 8 from 10 a.m. to leyville Church. Attendees the annual Christmas toy educational. Admissions is 6 p.m. Monday through The Belfry High School Oct. 7 should bring chairs. drive. For more informa - free. Saturday. The sale offers a class of 1956 are locating MOPS will meet at the tion, contact Pastor Ed variety of furniture, cloth - classmates for their 55 year 5th Avenue Church of Stone Heritage will ob - Whitt at (304) 235-6345 or Oct. 12 ing, toys, electronics, and reunion in August 2011. Christ, 11 W. 5th Ave., serve open house as part of (304) 426-5540. The Matewan Utility other miscellaneous items. For more information, con - Williamson, at 6:15 p.m. the Pond Creek Reunion Board will hold its All proceeds will be do - tact Ruth (Hatfield) Estep All mothers with preschool from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. in A QVC auction will be monthly meeting at Mate - nated to the center. For at (606) 427-7041 or age children are invited to the Red Robin Museum. held at the Tolsia High wan Town Hall at 5:30 more information, call Nancy Brinkley Scott at attend. Luncheon will be served at School gymnasium at 6 p.m. The public is invited (304) 426-8538 or (304) (330) 649-9550. the home of Bill and Dar - p.m. to attend. 426-8554. Oct. 8-9 lene Ball at 12:30 p.m. The Salvation Army of The Philadelphia United Everyone is invited. The Donald Taylor Com - Logan will be taking appli - Baptist Church of Maher munity and Disaster Center cations for the Christmas will hold a two-day singing Victory Christian Center of North Matewan are assistance for Logan, revival nightly at 6 p.m. be - of Lenore will hold a looking for volunteers for Mingo and Boone Counties ginning with the Yates "Ladies Night Out" service  
 their center. For more infor - as follows: Logan County Family, Adaration, and beginning at 6 p.m. The mation, call (304) 426- will be taking applications Next of Kin on Friday. Sat - service will feature Mable 8554. at 201 Stratton St., Oct. 11- urday's revival will have Dotson as the special 14 from 9:30 a.m. until 12 Larry and Amy Adkins, The speaker and a drama from HELP in conjunction p.m. and 1:30 p.m. until 3 Bottom of the Barrel Boys, Raeanna Edwards. A dinner with the STOP Coalition p.m.; Mingo County will and Tonya Linville. Food will follow the service. All holds weekly family sup - be taking applications at and refreshments will be ladies are welcome to at - port group meetings for 108 Pike St., Williamson served. The public is invited tend. families with drug or alco - Oct. 25-27 from 10 a.m. to attend. hol addicted members. The until 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Oct. 9 meetings are held each until 5 p.m.; and Boone Oct. 8-10 Dignity Hospice will Monday from 6:30 p.m. to County will be taking appli - The Pond Creek Reunion hold its annual Memorial 7:30 p.m. at the Larry Joe cations at 156 Resource will begin Friday with a Walk at Chief Logan State Harless Center in Gilbert. Lane Oct. 18-20 at the De - luncheon at the home of Park, shelter 7, beside the partment of Human Serv - Bill and Darlene Ball at pool from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.   
   Narcotics Anonymous ices from 10 until Noon and 12:30 p.m. The Coaltown For more information or for meetings will be held 1:30 until 3 p.m. Anyone Dixie Group from Jenny a walk packet, contact  weekly on Sundays at 3 who applies must bring a Wiley State Park will per - Debbi Belcher at (304) 855-  p.m. at the Harry Joyce photo ID, Social Security form music at 8 p.m. An in - 4764 or email deb - Center on Liberty St., off of Cards for everyone in the formal get-together will be bibelcher@dignityhospice.      Vinson St. in Williamson. household, the household held all day Saturday at org. For more information, call combined income and a Jenny Wiley. Belfry High (304) 235-2093. copy of their current bills. School classes of 1947 and A meeting for all Belfry     If these items are not avail - 1948 will meet in the dining High School 1950 classes The Williamson High able, the application can not room at 1 p.m. The reunion will be held at the Pon 

 

 School Class of 1985 will be processed. For further in - will conclude with church Creek Reunion at Jenny  hold its reunion Sept. 24-25 formation, contact The Sal - services Sunday at 9 a.m. Wiley State Park in Pre -   

 in Williamson. For alumni vation Army at (304) Everyone is welcome to at - stonsburg. Classmates are of that class interested in at - 752-4936. tend. asked to attend. tending, contact Carmen Roberts Johnson at (304) Oct. 6 The Larry Joe Harless The Corner Stone Church 235-2568 or by email to The Mingo County Com - Center will host their 12th at Hatfield Bottom, Mate - Steve Childers mission will meet in regular annual fall festival. For [email protected]. session in room 136 of the more information about the Mingo County Courthouse, festival or to rent a booth The West Virginia Army Williamson, at 9 a.m. The contact Mildred Twardy at National Guard is taking public is invited to attend. (304) 664-2500 ext. 304. applications for member - ship. Must be 17 to 42 Oct. 7-10 Oct. 8 years old and have com - Freedom Church of Lee The Mac Sammons Me - pleted at least the 9th grade. Dempsey Jr. Lane, Myrtle morial Gospel sing begin - GED program available if will hold renewal camp ning will be held at the needed. For more informa - tion, contact Staff Sgt. James Richards at (304) 687-5705 or (304) 201- 3196.

Author Kyle Lovern is compiling old photographs for an upcoming book. For more information or to send photos, contact him at [email protected] or copies of the photos can be mailed to him at Kyle Lovern, 123 Yeager Drive, Williamson, WV, 25661.

Jacob’s Well Mission in Williamson is currently looking for volunteers and donations for their soup kitchen. For more informa - tion call (606) 625-7529.

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The Daily Blessing All the families of the earth shall be blessed

“I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you; and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.” (Genesis 12:3 NKJV)

In Genesis 12:1-3 the Lord appeared to Abram and commanded him to leave everything and go to a place that God would not even define until MAE Abram got there. He was to leave his STALLARD home and family and God promised to create a great nation through him, the people of God. This people would be the Hebrew nation. God set them apart to be His agents to reach other nations. He would bless Abram and Sarai and would make his name great. He would bless those who blessed him, and curse those who cursed him. In him would all the nations of the earth be blessed. God’s promise to Abram was fulfilled when his de - scendents were given the Land of Canaan through his son Isaac and then later Jacob, through whom the ther, like most of his descendents, including me, wasn't the twelve tribes of Israel were born (Joseph’s son After the party's over easiest person with whom you might share a home. Ephraim and Manasseh became two of the tribes). On the wall of my living room I have a photograph of my Abraham’s descendents did indeed become great na - By RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON GUEST COLUMNIST grandparents when they had been married only one year. tions. They both look scared. Ahead of them still to come were More importantly, God promised Abraham that in deaths, four children, the Depression, failed crops, heartaches him all the families of the earth would be blessed On a warm October day in a small Alabama town, two by the dozen, troubles by the score. Maybe they were intu - (12:3). Through the birth of Christ, a direct descen - lovely people dressed in the white tulle of youth and opti - itive. dent of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Judah, God re - mism promise to love one another forever, forsaking others But by the time they were grandparents, maybe not until vealed this promise as well. In this way Abraham’s and selfish ways. they were grandparents, he knew when to slip in and help her “seed” has indeed blessed all the nations of the earth. The preacher speaks of Adam's rib and its geographical with the supper dishes, and she knew how, with a quiet word, Isn’t it wonderful that we worship a God who loves significance -- close to his heart, whence Eve came -- and, to smother the fire of his temper. Their marriage eventually us and who keeps His promises to us? As we read His just like that, Jennifer Joy Shepherd becomes Mrs. James was a work of art, a masterpiece, but not painted in a day or Holy Word and are able to see how His promises have Kenneth Golden, her new life ushered in by the lofty notes of a decade or with broad strokes. It took a lifetime. come true. We are able to trace how the blessings He Pachelbel, Mendelssohn and Bach, and the poetry of John promised in the Old Testament have been fulfilled in Donne. the New Testament. And for a time, at least, the world is as it should be: a fresh The birth of our Saviour prophesied in Isaiah 7:14, slate, not a murky end, a joyous renewal, not a death. Cyni - and Micah 5:2 reveals that the Messiah will be born cism is relegated to a few flinty eyes in the back rows. The in Bethlehem, are two favorite scriptures that predict mood is as rosy as the bride's cheeks, and you can't help but the coming of the Messiah. May we cling to the prom - wonder why life can't always be a processional and reces - ises he has made to us concerning his second coming sional with only fried catfish dinners and happy moments in to receive those who have accepted him as Lord. between. A world without tears. That's not the way it works. Even faster than the brides - As we read God’s Holy Word, maids' dresses go out of style, there will be the inevitable We are allowed to see, wrinkles of daily existence. With any luck, nothing too seri - How He has always kept His promises, ous, but, still, in all, bumps along what looks today like a Yel - And has provided salvation for you and me, low Brick Road. So may we trust Him wholly, But it is the inevitability of the challenges, not the sugary To do as He has said, beauty of the lard-icing cake and the righteous ritual, which And we will live with Him eternally, preserves the institution of marriage. At least that's my theory. If by Him we are led. Why else would anyone bother? Oh, yes, I know the proper answer. Children and God-sanctioned sex. Well and good. Dear Father, But some well past child-bearing age choose to marry, and We praise you for sending your son to us to cleanse us some who have no strong beliefs beyond true love do, too. from our sin. May we praise Him with all we say and Why? do, for Christ’s sake and in His name we pray. It is the idea of having someone there when times are tough Amen. that helps preserve the concept of marriage. When illness flares, when skies are inky and ink is red. It is the thought of a shoulder to lean on, a hand to hold, a willing ear in a noisy world that does not listen. It is the threat of war, not the Williamson Daily News prospect of peace, which makes us cleave. My maternal grandparents had the best marriage that I per - www.williamsondailynews.com sonally have witnessed. Not perfect, no. In adulthood I've been forced to realize their relationship, like most good ones, evolved, it wasn't born a well-oiled machine. My grandfa -

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The Belfry Pirates will have to bring their game Fri - day when that take on the undefeated Pike County Cen - tral Hawks at Cam Stadium. The 5-0 Hawks have yet to score under 47 points on offense and have just come off a 61-14 win over Tolsia. The Pirates recently pounded Pikeville High School 55-24 to bring their record to 4-2 and head Coach Phillip Haywood said his team is improving with every game. And they will need that improvement. Belfry’s D will have show their strength and cover the high-octane offense of the Hawks. Pike Central likes to set up in the shotgun and spread the field. The QB Alan Boggs has passed for around 2000 yards in 5 games and recorded 26 touchdowns. Against Tolsia, Boggs passed for 510 yards, 8 TD and ran for another. His favorite targets are Justin Smith and Wes Pugh. Smith caught 7 passes last week for 248 yards and 4 TDs while Pugh caught 3 touchdowns. The Hawks line up in a 4-3 defense and sometimes a 5-2. They always keep a four defensive back. The Pirates have strength and speed with Jeffre Pruitt and QB Tyler Williams, along with a stingy de - SUBMITTED PHOTO fensive. The Pirates will need to put pressure on the Mingo County is kicked off National 4-H week with a fishing event at Logan Shrine Pond Saturday. This is the second an - Hawks’ QB and show a strong secondary if Boggs nual fishing event and over 100 children came to the pond last year. makes pushes it down field. Delbarton Midget League splits with Logan Pistons to sell

3 fumble recoveries. Right behind team to Mike Il - him was Jacob Baisden with 9 tackles and 1 fumble recovery. Alex Dials THE ASSOCIATED PRESS had 1 fumble recovery with 4 tackles and Dougie Dillon and Billie DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Pistons have found Mitchem recorded 4 tackles each. a new owner — and he knows Motor City sports. Gravin Farley, Paquette and Seth The Pistons have decided to sell the team to Detroit Mounts each had 3 tackles. Tigers and Detroit Red Wings owner Mike Ilitch, a The B-team dropped to 2-3 on the person involved with the process said Tuesday. The season and will be at home Oct. 9 to person, who spoke to The Associated Press on the con - battle the Man Hillbillies. Logan im - dition of anonymity because of a confidentiality agree - proved to 4-1 and will travel to Mate - ment, said both sides were negotiating financial terms. wan Oct 10 to battle the Tigers. "As soon as he touches the team, it will turn to gold," The Bulldog C-team improved to Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said in August after 5-0 on the season with their 12-0 de - Ilitch announced he wanted to buy the NBA team. feat Logan during the division’s Ilitch Holdings spokeswoman Jennifer Haselhuhn homecoming game Sunday. said the organization signed a nondisclosure agree - With 7:40 in the first, Bulldog QB ment earlier this year and cannot comment. Mayor Devon Hatfield ran a 56-yard TD on Dave Bing, former Pistons star, said Tuesday "the deal a QB keeper. The PAT was no good is not done, but we remain optimistic." and Delbarton led score 6-0. "We continue to be excited about the possibility of Hatfield scored again on a 16-yard the Detroit Pistons returning to Detroit, which is na - SUBMITTED PHOTO keeper to put the Bulldogs up for tionally recognized as a destination for professional Delbarton B-Team Midget League Ethan Erwin # 58 is shown recovering one of good 12-0. Hatfield ended the game his three fumble recoveries. sports," he said. with 105 yards rushing out of the Ilitch, the Little Caesars pizza mogul, has said he By PAMELA SCOTT Johnson Bulldogs’ total 160 yards for the was motivated to buy the Pistons in part to make sure SPORTS EDITOR On offense for Delbarton Gavin game.. another buyer didn't move the NBA club out of town. Farley had 4 rushes for 14 yards, Zach Dillon had 6 tackles, Hatfield If the sale goes through, the 81-year-old Ilitch would Devin Paquette was 2 for 2, Dougie had 3, Matt White, Josh Baisden and be the only person to own and control teams in three The Delbarton Bulldogs midget had 10 rushes for 8 yards and Seth Kaden Colleis recorded tackles 2 for of North America's four major professional leagues. league lost the B-team game but cane Mounts had 2 rushes for 2 yards. Delbarton Ted Turner once owned the Atlanta Braves, Hawks and away with the C-team win over the QB Garrett Smith had 1 carry for 2 Delbarton will be home Saturday Thrashers. Logan Cowboys Sunday. yards and was 1 for 7 in the air for 20 for parents night as they host the Man The NFL allows its owners to only run other teams The Logan defense proved to be yards and an interception. Hillbillies Game times start at 5:30 within the market of their football franchise or in areas too much for the Bulldog B-team and Ethan Erwin led the Bulldogs on p.m. It will be the final home game without a team in the league. That policy allows Paul came away with a 12-0 win. defense with 10 tackles, one sack and for the Bulldogs. Allen to own the Seattle Seahawks and NBA's Port - land Trail Blazers and prohibits Stan Kroenke from staying in control of the NBA's Denver Nuggets and NHL's Colorado Avalanche while he owns the St. Half of baseball's playoff team watch wallets Louis Rams. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Pistons sale could have significant ramifications age age of about 28½ by third- and fifth-through- assess blame — witness the for where the area's pro teams play — in Detroit or its season's end, is the ninth biggest spenders as of firing of Mets general man - suburbs. NEW YORK (AP) — It's youngest playoff team and opening day were all flops: ager Omar Minaya this If Ilitch owns both the Red Wings and Pistons, he not just the usual suspects 19th in the majors by age, Boston, the Cubs, the Mets, week, partly because $36 could likely leverage a deal with Detroit and Wayne in the playoffs this year. according to STATS LLC. Detroit, the White Sox, the million pitcher Ollie Perez County officials to finance a new arena in the city be - Texas, ranked 23rd ac - Texas is 17th and Min - Angels and Seattle. had as many wins this year cause they wouldn't want him move the storied hockey cording to Major League nesota 15th, both at 28- Baseball Commissioner as Kukla, Fran and Ollie — team to The Palace in suburban Auburn Hills, where Baseball's latest payroll fig - plus, while Cincinnati is Bud Selig is absolutely 0. the Pistons play. ures, won the AL West. 12th at 29. glowing when talking Successful teams, with the The Red Wings, who play at 31-year-old Joe Louis Tampa Bay, just 20th, beat Whether relative inexpe - about the success of the exception most notably of Arena, have been contemplating whether to build a out the high-spending New rience will hurt these teams small markets. It's not just the star-filled Yankees and new arena, renovate their current home or move at York Yankees and Boston in the crucible of October because he used to own the Phillies, largely added expe - least temporarily to The Palace. to win the AL East. baseball remains to be seen, Milwaukee Brewers. rienced players to their The Pistons played at Detroit's Cobo Arena from Cincinnati won the NL but young legs and arms Boosting the little guys has prospects. 1961-78, then played at the Pontiac Silverdome until Central and is going to the got them this far. been a primary goal since "You do need a core 1988, when they moved to Auburn Hills. Oakland postseason for the first time More and more, teams he became commissioner group," Bell said. "I think County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, whose county since 1995 despite ranking are willing to take a chance in 1992. Revenue sharing you need a sprinkle of veter - includes the suburb, has said he would encourage Ilitch 19th. No. 16 Atlanta won on youth — especially has improved the fortunes ans here and there. I don't to keep the team at The Palace. the NL wild card. those prized players not- of the clubs with less to think you need too many, Ilitch, a Detroit native, has refused to move the It's the first time since the yet-eligible for salary arbi - spend, with $433 million but a couple are of them are Tigers or Red Wings to the suburbs. He spent a lot of playoffs expanded in 1995 tration or free agency. transferred to the poorer awful nice to have around. money to build Comerica Park across the street from that as many as four post - "You don't see people teams in 2009 and an esti - People look up to them. You Fox Theatre, which he spent $12 million to refurbish, season teams came from giving up as many of their mated $401 million this know, we've got (Carl) Pa - his sports bar and a slew of parking lots that possibly the bottom half by payroll. (former) draft choices as year, according to MLB. vano now who's kind of had will be the site of a new arena. What in the name of the they use to," Twins Presi - "When you've got a rebirth here. He's kind of a "You're not going to find a better owner," Tigers almighty dollar is going dent Jerry Bell said. Cincinnati winning and leader. And (Jim) Thome ob - manager Jim Leyland said last month. "He hires peo - on? "George Steinbrenner, he San Diego up there, and viously. Yeah, you need ple, lets them do their jobs and he's not afraid to spend At least thus far this sea - didn't care. Everything was even San Francisco and some of that." money." son, youth and tight budg - about win now. But teams Colorado and Tampa, it's a Too many veterans, and Ilitch bought the Red Wings in 1982 for a reported ets have prevailed. are pulling back a little great sign," he said. the payroll balloons to a $8 million. He turned a franchise that sunk so low it "Just the way the eco - more and being a little "There's no doubt, as I Yankee-like $200 million- was called the "Dead Wings," into one of the best of nomics of the game are," more apt to hold on to their study things, that we have plus or even Philadelphia's the past two decades, with four Stanley Cups and 19 Reds general manager Walt minor league players. And more competitive balance $140 milliion-plus. straight postseason appearances — the longest active Jocketty said. "There's such obviously we believe that's than we've ever had in our Texas began the season at streak in sports. a wide discrepancy in rev - the way to go." history." $55 million, while Cincin - Ilitch added the Tigers in 1992 for about $85 mil - enues at different clubs. The golf courses of the Fans spend empty their nati and Tampa Bay were in lion. They struggled for years — hitting rock bottom You have to survive and U.S., Caribbean and Asia wallets to see a winner, and the $70s, Atlanta in the $80s, in 2003 with an AL-record 119 losses and an apathetic compete, and you have to will be filled this month teams unload their treasury and San Francisco and Min - fan base — before making a surprising run to the 2006 find new ways to do it." with players from teams to produce one. When they nesota (in its first season at World Series and having only one losing mark the past Tampa Bay with an aver - that failed. The second-, fall short, owners look to Target Field) in the $90s. five years. Records

a special singing and City Housing Author - prayer service Tuesday at 7 p.m. and a preaching serv - ice Wednesday at 7 p.m. ity sets public hearing Online condolences can be made at By Charlotte Sanders www.rerogersfunerahome. SENIOR WRITER 4:30 p.m. on the above date at the Hous - com. ing Authority's offices located at 1612 Pauline George "G.C." R. E. Rogers Funeral W. 6th Ave., West Williamson. This is Loudermilk Reed Home of Belfry is in The Housing Authority of the City of behind the Victoria Court housing com - charge of arrangements. Williamson has set a public hearing for plex. The public is invited to attend this Pauline Dotson Louder - George Calvin "G. C." Nov. 22 in connection with its Agency milk, 76 of Kimper, Ky., meeting. Reed, 85 of Turkey Creek, Plan developed in compliance with the Swain said the WHA recently devel - died Saturday, Oct. 2, Ky. passed away Monday, Quality Housing and Work Responsibil - 2010. oped its five-year and annual Agency October 4, 2010 at the Ap - ity Act of 1998. Plan, which is available for review at its She was born Sept. 19, palachian Regional Hospi - WHA Executive Director Launa 1934 in Pike County, Ky., offices. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., tal. Swain said the hearing will be held at Monday through Friday. the daughter of the late He was Butler and Martha Ratliff born April Dotson. 8, 1925 at Funeral services will be Canada, Mary Shelton Ratliff, causing a loss in excess of held Friday, Oct. 8 at the Ky. the son Jury $1,000, all on March 13, 2010. Varney is R.S. Jones & Son Funeral of the late Mary E. Shelton, 53, of ?CONTINUED FROM 1A now being charged as a Persistent Felony Home with Mike Smith of - Ken and Duncan Fork, passed away Offender, second degree, for being pre - ficiating. Burial will follow October 3, 2010 after a long Reed Elzie Curry viously convicted for various offenses in the Dotson Cemetery at Reed. He battle with breast cancer Reynolds' other charges include oper - which netted him a 10-year prison sen - Phelps, Ky. was also and a broken heart. ating a motor vehicle while under the in - tence on Oct. 1, 2004 in Pike County. Visitation will be held preceded in death by one She was born Sept. 3, fluence of intoxicants (misdemeanor); – James Taylor, 40, Stopover, Ky.; after 6 p.m. Wednesday at son, Rocky Reed, four 1957 at Frewsburg, NY, the possession of drug paraphernalia (Class charged with a Class D Felony, promot - the chapel with services brothers, Leroy "Cat" daughter of the late May - A misdemeanor), and possession of a ing contraband, first degree, identified as Thursday night at 7 p.m. Reed, Bill Reed, Toy Reed nard and Anna Burgess Schedule II controlled substance (oxy - marijuana, into a detention facility on Arrangements are under and Sid Reed and two sis - Sanborn. She was also pre - codone), first degree (Class D felony). May 16, 2010; and two Class A misde - the direction of the R.S. ters, Salie Mullins and ceded in death by a son, • Other indictments, the names, ages meanors: possession of less than eight Jones & Son Funeral Artha "Tootsie" Smith. Dwight and addresses of those charged and the ounces of a Schedule I controlled sub - Home of Phelps, Ky. G. C. was a retired coal Shelton, charges contained therein, are as follows: stance (marijuana), and possession of miner, member of the brother, – Oscar Roberts, 35, Belfry, Ky.; Crim - drug paraphernalia. U.M.W.A. and a member John San - inal mischief, second degree, when on – Angela Akers, 39, also known as An - of the Turkey Creek Old born and Aug. 28, 2010 he damaged or destroyed gela Whitt, Angela Taylor and Angela Regular Baptist Church. sister, Jes - a TV and computer belonging to Stacy L. Fry, of Matewan, W.Va.; indicted on the Survivors include his sica San - Wheat, causing $500 or more damage; offense of obtaining controlled sub - wife, Sarah Hazel Lowe Shelton born. two counts of assault, fourth degree, stances by fraud in April 2008, when she Reed of Turkey Creek; two She was a when he caused a physical injury to attempted to obtain Xanax by withhold - sons, Ken (Anita) Reed of homemaker Wheat and another person, and resisting ing or misrepresenting information, or Aflex, Ky. and Paul Dou - and she attended the Dun - arrest by a peace officer. All counts are presenting a forged or altered prescrip - glas (Terri) Reed of Toler, can Fork House of Prayer. Class A misdemeanors. tion in order to obtain such substance. Amelia Maynor Ky.; three daughters, Judy Survivors include her – Ethan Bolin, 21, Hatfield, Ky.; Bur - – Timothy A. Staggs, 50, Pikeville, (Calvin) Thompson of beloved husband, Robert glary first degree (Class B felony), when Ky.; indicted on four charges including: Amelia Mellisa Maynor, Turkey Creek, Ky., Tracy Shelton; daughter, Page he unlawfully entered or remained in the Burglary, second degree (Class C 44 of Elk Creek section of (Jack) Chandler of Eliza - Shelton of the home; dwelling of Phyllis Elkins while armed felony), when he entered or remained in Verner, died Monday, Oct. bethtown, Ky. and Patsy daughter-in-law, Candace with a deadly weapon on Aug. 1, 2010; the residence of Sabrina Crim to commit 4, 2010 at CAMC-Memo - (Richard) Kimble of Shelton of Logan; brothers, theft by unlawful taking of guns and a crime; and three Class A misde - rial Division in Charleston. Hardy, Ky.; four sisters, Mark Sanborn of Florida drugs valued at $500 or more, which be - meanors: Assault, fourth degree, when he Born March 10, 1966 in Francis Lockard, Mary and Dwight Sanborn of longed to Phyllis Elkins; burglary, third wantonly caused a physical injury to Sab - Man, daughter of Michael Cochran, Becky Runyon Maine; sister-in-law, degree when he unlawfully entered a rina Crim; and two counts of terroristic Perry and Shirley Sue and Goldie Webb all of Sharon Heerd of Halwood, building owned by Elkins with intent to threatening to commit a crime likely to "Betty Jo" Vance. Turkey Creek, Ky.; fifteen Va., and brother-in-law commit a crime therein, and theft by un - result in death or serious physical injury Friends may gather with grandchildren and ten Andy Shelton of Princess lawful taking of a four-wheeler valued at to Sabrina Crim and to Chief William the family at the Mounts great grandchildren. Ann, Md. $500 or more and owned by Elkins, Robinette, or likely to result in substantial Funeral Home Chapel in Funeral services will be Funeral services will be (Class D felonies). property damage to said individuals. Gilbert Thursday, Oct. 7 held at 11 a.m. Thursday, held Saturday Oct. 9, 2010 – Tammy Mullins, 39, Robinson – Roy Robinette Jr., 60, Kimper, Ky.; from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with October 7, 2010 at the at 11 a.m. at the Duncan Creek, Ky.; charged with a Class A mis - charged with two counts of a Class D a service at 7 p.m. Turkey Creek Old Regular Fork House of Prayer with demeanor, receiving stolen property in felony, trafficking in a controlled sub - Funeral services will be Baptist Church with Rev. Roger Ooten and Bro. May 2010 when he received, retained or stance, second degree, on Dec. 2-3, held Friday, Oct. 8, 2010 at Hobert Hamilton, Richard Rick French officiating. disposed of two DVD-VHS combos, all 2008, when he distributed, sold, trans - 1 p.m. at the Mounts Fu - Staton and Danny Reed of - Burial will follow in the valued at $500 or less, and which had ferred or possessed a quantity of hy - neral Home Chapel in ficiating. Burial will fol - Shelton Cemetery at Dun - been stolen from Sherry Morgan. drocodone, a Schedule III controlled Gilbert with Rev. David low in the Reed Cemetery, can Fork. – Joseph Gibson, 24, Pikeville, Ky.; substance, with intent to do the afore - Browning, Rev. Bryan Turkey Creek, Ky. with Visitation will be at the charged with burglary, first degree (Class mentioned. Baker, and Michael Perry Ken Reed, Paul Reed, church from 10 a.m. until B felony), when he remained in the – Johnathan D. Raschella, 32; Re - officiating. Burial will fol - Lacy Lockard, Jack Chan - the time of the funeral at 11 dwelling of Michael Gillispie June 24, bekah A. Compton, 33, and Jeremy K. low in the Skyline Ceme - dler, Richard Kimble, Judy a.m. Saturday morning. 2010, with intent to commit a crime Raschella, 31, all of Pikeville, Ky.: tery at Justice. Thompson and grandsons Online condolences can therein and while armed with a deadly Jointly indicted on two charges of traf - Arrangements are under serving as pallbearers. be made at ChafinFuneral - weapon; and accused of a Class D felony, ficking in a controlled substance, one the direction of the Mounts Visitation will be held Home.Com. receiving stolen property or disposing of first degree, (Class C felony), involving Funeral Home Chapel of after 6 p.m. Tuesday and Arrangements are under a Knight Powder gun with scope, a 16- oxycodone, a Schedule II controlled sub - Gilbert. Wednesday at R. E. Rogers the direction of Chafin Fu - gauge shotgun, Savage model 110E cal - stance, and the other third degree (Class Funeral Home Chapel with neral Home of Delbarton. iber 270 with scope, a .22 revolver, A misdemeanor), involving a quantity of Winchester 30-30, a 20-gauge single Xanax, a Schedule IV controlled sub - shot, Remington 22 and Pearson Apache, stance. Saving Grace to hold open house all of a value of more or less than $300, – Steven Dotson, 21, Paw Paw, Ky.; and which had been stolen in June 2010 Marcus Prater, 20, Hurley, Va., and Jar - SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS from Michael Gillispie. rod Prater, age and address not listed. state of Kentucky certified to Other medical supplies will – Roger Lamb, 36, Bruno-Logan, The three defendants are charged with fit custom breast prostheses.” also be provided, by physi - W.Va., and Michael Scites, 25, Davin, receiving, retaining or disposing of Saving Grace has opened Saving Grace offers breast cian W.Va.; jointly indicted on two Class D stolen property, identified as tools, chain its first mastectomy boutique cancer patients their prosthet - prescription across a broad felonies: Burglary, third degree, when saw, air compressor and climbing equip - in Pikeville, Ky. in The Cedar ics, pocketed bras, camisoles, range of disease states. Sav - they unlawfully entered a building owned ment, all valued at $500 or more, and Trace Plaza and will cele - skin products and more. ing Grace is customer service by Massey Freedom Energy with intent which had been stolen in November brate with an Open House Family and friends of these driven, and will help every to commit a crime therein on Feb. 22, 2008 from Glenda and Arlin Vanover. Event on Tuesday, October survivors can purchase retail step of the way with insur - 2009; and theft by unlawful taking of – Billie S. Turnmire, 40, Phyllis, Ky.; 12 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. A and gift items at Saving ance coverage, board certi - pinner bolts, steel bolt rivets and other indicted on two counts: a Class D felony, ceremonial ribbon cutting Grace for their loved ones fied professional fittings, and mining supplies valued at $500 or more, involving possession of a Schedule II will occur at 1pm. being affected by the disease. instruction of their products. which controlled substance, first degree, and a “Saving Grace is the first belonged to Massey Freedom Energy. Class A misdemeanor involving posses - boutique of its kind in East - – Jason Williams, 29, Abingdon, Va.; sion of drug paraphernalia. Both of - ern Kentucky, catering to Class D felony, receiving stolen property fenses allegedly occurred July 30, 2010. women who have been af - n Hospital Reports identified as jewelry valued at $500 or – James R. Thacker, 31, Elkhorn City, fected by cancer, “said Deb - more and which had been stolen from Ky.; charged with committing assault, bie Freeman-Doerr, Saving Appalachian Regional Hospital Meronda Ramey on April 27, 2010. The third degree, (Class D felony), on July Grace Owner. “We offer a Admissions defendant is now charged with being a 18, 2010, when he caused or attempted full range of products and ? Brandie Leah and Baby Boy Baisden, Williamson ?Darlene Branham, Pinsonfork, Ky. Persistent Felony Offender, second de - to cause a physical injury to Jessica services designed to restore ?Edith Burgess, Phelps, Ky. gree, for being previously convicted of a Johnson, a medical services personnel. the self-confidence of cancer ?Gary E. Chapman, Williamson felony charge in Pike County and receiv - – Anthony Jones, 23, Pikeville, Ky.; survivors, helping them look ?Jayden David Damron, Belfry, Ky. ing a seven-year prison sentence for traf - Indicted on two charges: Receiving and feel their best.” ?Margaret Evelyn Hamilton, Matewan ficking in a controlled substance. stolen property (Class D felony), when The Open House Event ?Eddie Marcum, Kermit – Billy Varney, 34, Belfry, Ky.; indicted he retained or disposed of a dirt bike, X- will allow physicians, med - ?Talisa Newman, Edgarton on five charges, one Class C, three Class box and Nintendo, and golf clubs, all ical office staff, patients, and ?Andreus Charles Zymyiere Smith, Williamson D and one Class B felonies: valued at $500 or more, and which had curious friends to tour the fa - Discharges Burglary second degree by entering the been stolen from Crystal Ratliff; and a cility, meet the staff, and re - ?Brenda Kay Hannah, North Matewan residence of Larry Ratliff Jr. and/or Larry Class A misdemeanor, receiving, retain - view the products and ?Harry A. White, McCarr, Ky. Ratliff to commit a crime; Theft by un - ing or disposing of stolen property iden - services. lawful taking of an air conditioner, fur - tified as a pressure washer valued at less Executive Sales Consult - nace, copper wiring, hand tools and tool than $500, and which had been stolen ant and Pikeville College Williamson Memorial Hospital box valued at $500 or more and belong - Aug. 25, 2010 from Velva Ray. Graduate, Randa Newman, Admissions ?Lisa Browning, Gilbert ing to Larry Ratliff Jr. and/or Larry – Roger May, 27, and Andy Young, said, “Saving Grace has re - ?Robert Curry, Delbarton Ratliff; Burglary third degree by entering age and address not listed: Jointly in - cently become Accredited by a building owned by estate of Larry dicted on the offense of burglary, third the American Board for Cer - Discharges Ratliff Jr. and/or Larry Ratliff to commit degree (Class D felony), when they en - tification in Orthotics, Pros - ? None a crime; Criminal mischief, first degree, tered The Cardinal Country Store on thetics & Pedorthics, and we by wantonly destroying property belong - Aug. 17, 2010 with the intent to commit are proud to be one of ing to Larry Ratliff Jr. and/or Larry a crime therein. only two locations in the Entertainment Quiz topic: Youth and WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6, 2010 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 (4) WSAZ The Dr. Oz Show (N) The Oprah Winfrey Show Burn Notice 1/2 Burn Notice Pt. 2 of 2 News TMZ South Park Extra the elderly: Perfect to - (5) WKPI News Business PBS NewsHour Jubilee Great Performances (N) (7) WCHS News World News Judge Judy Ent. Tonight The Middle Better With Modern Fam Cougar T The Whole Truth (N) News (:35) News ! (10) WPBY News Business PBS NewsHour American Songbook Great Performances (N) (11) WYMT News News A. Griffith King-Queens Survivor: Nicaragua Criminal Minds (N) The Defenders (N) News (:35) LateSh. ! DR. 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Inside the NFL Inside Nascar Inside the NFL TMC (:15) ++ Love N' Dancing ('09) Billy Zane, Amy Smart. +++ Crossing Over ('09) Ray Liotta, Harrison Ford. + Extreme Movie ('07) Ryan Pinkston. Movie 3. Older people are learning to use the Internet and other high-tech equipment. TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) 4. Young people who hold ageist stereotypes are hurt - ing themselves as well. Actor Tony Curtis buried after Vegas funeral TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) 5. Stereotypes about old age can hurt older people, By OSKAR GARCIA while the same ones can empower the young. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The father and daughter bye. age 12 when his younger TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) were estranged for a long "Tony didn't like funer - brother was killed in a traf - period but eventually recon - als," she said. "He didn't fic accident. Finding refuge 6. Ageism is defined only as discrimination against LAS VEGAS (AP) — the elderly. ciled. Curtis took pride in want to make it funeral-y, in movies, he would ditch Actor Tony Curtis was his daughter's on-screen more like a celebration." school to catch matinees TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) buried Monday with a 7. There are fears and phobias that can be linked to credits, which include "Per - Known for his transfor - starring Errol Flynn, Clark melange of his favorite pos - fect," ''Halloween," ''True mation from a pigeonholed Gable, Gary Cooper and the feared person's age. sessions — a Stetson hat, an TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) Lies" and the new comedy pretty boy in the late 1940s other screen idols. Armani scarf, driving "You Again." and early '50s to a serious After serving on a sub - gloves, an iPhone and a Rabbi Mel Hecht called actor, Curtis reshaped him - marine during World War ANSWERS: copy of his favorite novel, 1. FALSE. There is growing evidence that interac - Schwarzenegger to the self over decades of work II, he enrolled in drama "Anthony Adverse," a book front of the room for an im - and made himself impossi - school on the G.I. Bill and tion between young people and the elderly can have a that inspired his celebrity beneficial effect on the physical and mental health of promptu farewell. The Aus - ble to typecast. The meta - was doing theater work name and launched a robust tria native recalled Curtis as morphosis was completed when an agent lined up an older people. Even patients with Alzheimer's disease film career that spanned may be helped by younger people physically working a generous mentor who en - in 1957's "Sweet Smell of audition with Universal, decades and genres. couraged Schwarzenegger's Success," in which he where he signed a seven- with them. A psychiatrist in the western U.S. has shown The 85-year-old Oscar- that such interaction stabilizes the cognitive decline of budding Hollywood career played a sleazy press agent year contract starting at nominated actor who when others told him his manipulated by a ruthless $100 a week at age 23. patients as well as improves their moods, according to starred in such films as Scientific American. foreign accent and name newspaper columnist (Burt The studio gave him the "The Defiant Ones" and were too much of a handi - Lancaster). name Anthony Curtis, taken 2. TRUE. There is much more separation between "Some Like It Hot" died families today, and many grandparents never or only cap. In person, Curtis loved from his favorite novel and Wednesday at his home in Curtis, whose native giving friends and fans the Anglicized name of a fa - rarely interact with their grandchildren, and 10 million Henderson, a Las Vegas live alone. At the same time, the children may be Bronx accent initially extra touches that made vorite uncle. He later short - suburb, after suffering car - earned him similar criti - their face-to-face moments ened it to Tony Curtis. latchkey kids whose parents are so busy working to diac arrest. support them that the kids are largely without close fa - cism, could sympathize. more memorable, longtime As his big-screen star More than 400 celebri - "You are going to make friend and pallbearer Gene faded in the 1960s, Curtis milial relationships. Each can benefit from the other's ties, fans, friends and fam - company. it," Schwarzenegger re - Kilroy told the AP. remolded himself as a char - ily members gathered to say called Curtis telling him. "He had a certain way of acter actor and turned to tel - 3. TRUE. Older people are one of the fastest-grow - goodbye at a public funeral ing groups for Internet usage on message boards and "Don't pay any attention to making everybody feel like evision with the 1970s Monday in Las Vegas. those guys. I heard the same they were Spartacus," Kil - action series "The Per - dating sites designed for their age groups. Yet they don't A montage of Curtis' fa - take advantage of some of the newer technology to thing when I came here." roy said. suaders," costarring Roger mous film roles opened the Schwarzenegger said Kilroy, an executive at Moore, and a recurring role keep in touch with the younger generation. A survey of sometimes solemn, some - 2007 cell-phone use found that eight out of 10 young Curtis refused to feel old. Luxor, said billionaire in - on the crime drama times mirthful service at - "I mean, who has the guts vestor Kirk Kerkorian, "Vegas." people ages 13 to 24 use the text-messaging feature, tended by California Gov. while figures for those over 50 using text messaging to take off their clothes at actor Kirk Douglas and Curtis earned an Emmy Arnold Schwarzenegger, the age of 80?" singer Phyllis McGuire nomination in 1980 as pro - were negligible. actor Jamie Lee Curtis, 4. TRUE. Ageism is unique among the types of neg - Schwarzenegger said, re - were among seven hon - ducer David O. Selznick in porn star Ron Jeremy and calling Curtis' naked photo orary pallbearers. the "Gone With the Wind" ative stereotyping people do when they are prejudiced. Vera Goulet, widow of Since most young people will grow up to be an old per - shoot in Vanity Fair in Curtis was born Bernard chronicle "The Scarlett Broadway singer Robert 2005. Schwartz in 1925, the son O'Hara War." son (even older than the current crop, if medical knowl - Goulet. The crowd laughed edge keeps improving), they will carry their Curtis' sixth wife, Jill of Hungarian Jews who He also turned to writing as an animated Curtis ap - Curtis, eulogized her hus - emigrated to the United with a 1977 novel, "Kid stereotypical beliefs with them as they age, ending up peared in a scene from the by disrespecting themselves -- the now-old person! band of 12 years. She re - States after World War I. Cody and Julie Sparrow" television series "The Flint - called how he easily His father, Manny and 1993's "Tony Curtis: 5. TRUE. Old people who are constantly exposed to stones" and sparred with images of the elderly as confused, weak, senile and ill dismissed their 45-year age Schwartz, yearned to be an The Autobiography." actor Kirk Douglas in difference when friends actor, but work was hard to Curtis remained vigorous often end up internalizing such beliefs, and they be - "Spartacus." come self-fulfilling prophesies. When young people asked if he was worried find with his heavy accent. following heart bypass sur - Friends and fans lined up about keeping up with a He instead became a tailor, gery in 1994, although his hold the same negative perceptions of older people, outside Palm Mortuary & though, they are not immediately impacted -- in fact, younger wife. relocating the family re - health declined in recent Cemetery well before the "Well, if she dies, she peatedly as he sought work. years. they may feel stronger and more alive in comparison, funeral, with more than a according to Psychology Today. The ill effects can dies," she said her husband "I was always the new As the funeral ended dozen photographers and would deadpan in reply. kid on the block, so I got Monday, a second film reel catch up with them later as they join the older group. television journalists watch - 6. FALSE. The term "ageism" was coined in 1969 by She recalled his simple beat up by the other kids," flashed before the crowd. ing the scene. Inside, seven loves: Krispy Kreme Curtis recalled in 1959. "I The montage finished gerontologist Robert N. Butler and was aimed at dis - colorful paintings and three crimination against the elderly. This was about the same doughnuts, Splenda, his had to figure a way to avoid with the words "The End" black-and-white drawings dog and white clothes. She getting my nose broken. So cast on an image of Curtis time that young people were being told not to trust any - by Curtis stood on easels, one over 30, so the great divide of distrust between the urged family and friends to I became the crazy new kid shaking his head, as if he while a photo of the young, dwell not on his death, but on the block." were disputing his own epi - old and the young was exaggerated. But the term also dark-haired actor was pro - can refer to discrimination against youth and children, on his extraordinary life. Curtis suffered tragedy at logue. jected on a screen. The cof - "He was, as one fan put it, who may be looked upon as not very capable because fin was draped with an of their youth. a once-in-a-lifetime man," Extra! Extra! American flag. she said. 7. TRUE. Although they are not as common as gar - Jamie Lee Curtis, Curtis' den-variety prejudice against certain age groups, there The funeral was followed CARRIERS daughter from his first mar - by the burial and then a re - are instances of phobias as well. According to riage with "Psycho" actress NEEDED Wikipedia, they include pedophobia, the fear of chil - ception for more than 100 Janet Leigh, teared up as invited guests at the Luxor IMMEDIATELY! dren and infants; ephebiphobia, the fear of youth and she described a man who teenagers; and gerontophobia, the fear of the elderly. hotel-casino on the Las was, she said, "a little Vegas Strip. Need some extra cash? meshuga" — Yiddish for Jill Curtis, who Curtis af - Be a newspaper carrier! 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Pageant winner Lilliaunna Marie Roberts te Ka t Short

A girl named Lilliaunna Marie Roberts was born October 1, 2010 to Brent Roberts and Linda Stewart at Williamson Memorial Hospital. She weighed 5 lbs, 2.5 oz. Her paternal grandparents are Kenneth and Gorgia Roberts of Mt. Zion. Janette O'Brien of Williamson is the child's godmother. DOH worker recog - PHOTO SUBMITTED

Katherine (Kate) Alexis Shortt of Marietta, Ga. was recently crowned the 2010 Miss Pre- Teen North Georgia and 2010 Miss Pre-Teen Gwinnett County and in two separate pag - nized for 20 years of eants. Both pageants were first time competitions for Kate and took place in late September. Kate is the daughter of Lora Stuart Camp Esq., Marietta, Georgia (Williamson High Graduate 1984) and Kennen Shortt, Esq. of Spartanburg, South Car - olina. Kate is the grandaughter of Loretta Stuart of East Williamson and the late Marvin B. Stuart.

Groundbreaking for Pikeville Col - lege medical school facility Oct. 8

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS lower parking lot, near the sounding success in virtu - 99 steps that lead to the ally every goal we set for PIKEVILLE, Ky. – college. The community is ourselves and we are pro - Pikeville College will hold cordially invited to attend. ducing outstanding physi - a groundbreaking cere - “We are embarking on a cians, many of whom are mony for the Pikeville vital project that will staying in Appalachia and College School of Osteo - greatly enhance the excel - practicing family medi - pathic Medicine’s new ed - lent medical education cine. The time has come ucational facility and our student-doctors re - to move this program to a expanded clinical skills ceive,” said Pikeville Col - different level. We hope PHOTO SUBMITTED center on Friday, Oct. 8, at lege President Paul the community will join Billy Prayter (left) was recently recognized and awarded for his 20 years of honorable 11 a.m. The groundbreak - Patton. “The medical us for this special occa - service with the West Virginia Department of Highways. Prayter is pictured with Mingo ing will be held in the school has been a re - sion.” County supervisor, Ray Messer, Jr. Billy is a resident of Beech Creek. State & Region German journalist tours E.Ky.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS Richmond to Pike County, she said of Rutherford. “I and the trip alone was mes - was very happy to have met PIKEVILLE, Ky. – When merizing to her. him. He is highly interesting German journalist Heidi “The landscape changed to talk with.” Bernsdorff came to America to the mountainous Ap - Bernsdorff told Ruther - to cover the World Eques - palachian area,” she said. ford about how many parts trian Games in Lexington, “Then we entered the ‘en - of Germany are switching she never thought she would ergy county,’ which is from nuclear power to coal end up in the far corners of blessed with thick layers of power, which was one thing the Bluegrass State. valuable coal.” that made her trip more in - “I figured I could sneak Bernsdorff wrote about teresting. out of the tough schedule at her experiences in Pike “She was very knowl - the 2010 WEG,” she said. “I County and recounts being edgeable about energy,” did not regret missing two told about how, for years, Rutherford said after the days of that event at all after people lived on very little in meeting. “She has a great having the wonderful expe - the mountains, but she love for these mountains rience of meeting people in added that some people and was very interested in modern day America like must have made some coal.” the ones in Pike County who money in order to build Bernsdorff has since re - COURTESY PHOTO/BRANDON ROBERTS are warmhearted, concerned beautiful cities like Pikeville. turned to Lexington to con - Heidi Bernsdorff, a German journalist in Kentucky covering the World Equestrian Games, and helpful.” Bernsdorff met with Pike tinue her coverage of the took two days off from her reporting duties to visit Pike County and other parts of East - Tony Tackett, County Judge-Executive WEG, but insists her trip to ern Kentucky. Pictured, from left, is Tony Tackett, Pikeville/Pike County Tourism Director, Pikeville/Pike County Wayne T. Rutherford. Eastern Kentucky is one Kevin Damron, District 12 Highway Chief Engineer, Bernsdorff and Pike County Judge- Tourism Director, brought “He was in a meeting, but that will stay in her memory Executive Wayne T. Rutherford. Bernsdorff from her hotel in he still took time to see us,” forever. Ky. teachers urged to apply for free civic ed. training

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY NEWS two civic education pro - dents. In addition, lodging racy in America is a national Williamson, executive offi - rights protected under the grams: We the People ... will be free for participants project designed to reinvig - cer of the AOC Department Bill of Rights and the chal - FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Citizen and the Consti - who must travel more than orate and educate Ameri - of Court Services and state lenges facing our democ - Kentucky teachers for tution and Representative 30 miles to attend the work - cans on the critical coordinator for Center for racy in the 21st century. In grades K-12 are encour - Democracy in Amer - shop. All participants will relationship between gov - Civic Education programs. a time when civic education aged to apply for a ica. The AOC and the na - receive free meals and reim - ernment and the people it “We the People and other is being marginalized free November work - tional Center for Civic bursement for mileage ex - serves. The project is a col - high-caliber civic education throughout much of the na - shop to help them im - Education will sponsor the penses. laborative effort of the Cen - programs help ensure the tion, programs such as We prove their skills in workshop. Robert S. Lem - We the People is a nation - ter for Civic Education, the continuity of our way of ex - the People are teaching civic educa - ing, national director of ally acclaimed civic educa - Center on Congress at Indi - istence in American society. more valuable than ever.” tion. The training will take the We the People pro - tion program created by the ana University and the Na - Students explore topics To apply for the work - place Nov. 5-7 at the Ad - gram, and Kentucky train - Center for Civic Education tional Conference of State such as the philosophical shop, visit the AOC website ministrative Office of the ers will conduct to promote the history and Legislatures. and historical founda - at www.courts.ky.gov and Courts in Frankfort. Thirty- the training. philosophy of the U.S. Con - “Student understanding tions of the American polit - scroll down to News of In - five teachers will be se - Teachers selected for the stitution and Bill of Rights. and involvement in govern - ical system, the creation of terest to locate a link to the lected to participate. The workshop will receive free In Kentucky, the AOC and ment is essential to the the constitu - application. The application application deadline is Oct. classroom materials associ - the Center for Civic Educa - long-term health of our con - tion, constitutional values will be available starting 18. ated with the courses that tion co-sponsor the pro - stitutional democracy and and principles and their im - Oct. 7. For more informa - The workshop will in - will allow them to use the gram. teachers play a vital role in pact on American institu - tion, contact Jacindia Wells clude training focused on programs with their stu - Representative Democ - this area,” said Deborah tions and practices, the at 1-800-928-2350.

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By LARRY NEUMEISTER & TOM HAYS His punishment for build - "We are only Muslims ... and carry out an attack author - when he became a citizen last with the deal that God has ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS ing the propane-and-gasoline but if you call us terrorists, we ities say could have killed an year. given me." bomb and driving it into the are proud terrorists and we untold number of pedestrians. "I did swear, but I did not Afterward, the head of the heart of the city in an SUV last will keep on terrorizing you," "You appear to be someone mean it," Shahzad said. FBI's New York office, Janice NEW YORK (AP) — The May was a foregone conclu - he told U.S. District Judge who was capable of education In his address to the court, K. Fedarcyk, cited evidence Pakistani immigrant who tried sion, since the charges to Miriam Cedarbaum. and I do hope you will spend he said Osama bin Laden that Shahzad hoped to strike to detonate a car bomb on a which he pleaded guilty car - Shahzad — brought into some of the time in prison "will be known as no less more than once. busy Saturday night in Times ried a mandatory life sentence, the courtroom in handcuffs, thinking carefully about than Saladin of the 21st-cen - "Shahzad built a mobile Square accepted a life sen - which under federal rules will and wearing a long beard and whether the Quran wants you tury crusade" — a reference weapon of mass destruction tence with a smirk Tuesday keep him behind bars until he white skullcap — had in - to kill lots of people," Cedar - to the Muslim hero of the and hoped and intended that and warned that Americans dies. structed his attorney not to baum said. Crusades. He also said: "If I'm it would kill large numbers of can expect more bloodshed at But the former budget ana - speak, and Cedarbaum told Shahzad responded that the given 1,000 lives, I will sacri - innocent people and planned the hands of Muslims. lyst from Connecticut used prosecutors she didn't need to "Quran gives us the right to fice them all for the life of to do it again two weeks "Brace yourselves, because the courtroom appearance to hear from them. defend. And that's all I'm Allah." later," Fedarcyk said in a the war with Muslims has just rail against the U.S., saying That left the two free to spar doing." Shahzad smirked when the statement. "The sentence im - begun," 31-year-old Faisal the country will continue to over his reasoning for giving The judge cut him off at judge imposed the sentence. posed today means Shahzad Shahzad told a federal judge. pay for occupying Muslim up his comfortable life in one point to ask if he had Asked if he had any final will never pose that threat "Consider me the first droplet countries. America to train in Pakistan sworn allegiance to the U.S. words, he said, "I'm happy again." of the blood that will follow." WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2010 ? 15A

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