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OUR 107th YEAR — NO. 174 (606) 573-4510 2 SECTIONS — 14 PAGES 50¢ Employee charged in Save-A-Lot robberies lion. Bond is set at $1 million In an earlier report regarding the Skye Pruitt, an employ- Evarts store robbery, Evarts Police ee of the Save-A-Lot By DEBBIE CALDWELL store in Harlan, was News Editor Department Assistant Chief Michael Lunsford said a male, wearing a black T- arrested Tuesday for An employee of the Save-A-Lot store in shirt, blue jeans, white shoes, cream-col- his alleged connection Harlan was arrested Tuesday for his ored work gloves and a blue article of to the robberies of store locations in Har- alleged connection with the recent rob- clothing tied around his head, forcefully lan and Evarts. Pruitt beries of the businesses in Harlan and entered the store at approximately 11:30 was placed in a police Evarts. p.m. vehicle by Evarts Working together on the robberies, offi- “The suspect hid behind a car that was Assistant Police Chief cers with the Harlan and Evarts city parked in front of the store,” Lunsford police departments arrested Skye Pruitt, Michael Lunsford after said.” Then, when an employee took a pal- he was walked out of 19, at Save-A-Lot in Harlan. He has been let of cardboard boxes across the road, he an employee at Save-A-Lot since April 2. his apartment in Sun- came out from behind the car and forceful- shine on Tuesday. He was charged by the Evarts Police ly opened the electronic sliding doors in Department with first-degree burglary, the front of the building. I think he was first-degree robbery, three counts of kid- waiting on the manager to leave with the DEBBIE CALDWELL/ napping and terroristic threatening for money, but instead saw an opportunity Daily Enterprise the robbery of Save-A-Lot in Evarts on and went on in.” July 2. His bond has been set at $1 mil- Please see EMPLOYEE, Page 2 Getting ready for school Effects of mining on Lynch will be part of state review By JOHN MIDDLETON 31 exhibition mine, which is Staff Writer expected to open in October, have also raised concerns Lynch Council members about the opening of new sur- once again discussed the pos- face mines around the city. sibility of new mining opera- It was also announced tions opening near the city during the meeting that during their monthly meet- ing on Tuesday. there will be a golf tourna- At the onset of the meet- ment to generate proceeds to ing, council member Anne benefit the city of Lynch in Carr announced an upcoming October. The “Lynch Golf meeting with officials from Classic” is tentatively sched- Frankfort. Carr said the offi- uled for Oct. 10 at the Sleepy cials will be traveling to Hollow Golf Course in Cum- Lynch to look at the effects berland. For additional infor- that future coal mining oper- mation about the tourna- ations could have on the ment, contact Al Feher at city’s water supply. 848-2547. “They may also possibly go The council later approved through town to look at other a motion to make a payment issues,” Carr said. in the amount of $1,000 to “Our water is good enough Boggs Municipal Services for to sell, if we can get together services and products pur- with Benham and Lynch on chased from the company. that,” said council member City officials agreed to Bennie Massey, who filled in attempt to set up a payment for absent Lynch Mayor Ron- plan to relieve the remaining nie Hampton. debt owed to the company, Carr added that possible which is approximately negative effects to the Portal $11,000. Hatfield accuses mayor of violations Council set to approve budget By JARROD SHERMAN media on July 15 urging Staff Writer them to ask for Cornett’s resignation and, if she ANN ROBINSON/Harlan Daily Enterprise A highly anticipated Ethan Robinson (top), Matthew Yeary and Andrew showdown took place at refused, to vote for her Yeary accepted their school supplies as they went Cumberland City Hall dur- impeachment. The letter through the line at the Harlan County Sheriff’s Office ing Tuesday’s regular city came just a day after Cor- Chaplains Corps Back to School Bash, which was council meeting as council nett allegedly contacted at held Tuesday at the Harlan Center and Huff Park. member and former mayor least one council member, Large crowds (above) lined the street around the Har- Carl Hatfield again ques- Norma Bowyer, and lan Center to wait their turn to receive free school tioned the conduct of Mayor informed her that a meeting supplies. The Harlan County Express train (left) was Loretta Cornett. was canceled, which resulted also on hand. Hatfield released a letter in the lack of a quorum. to council members and the Please see MAYOR, Page 2

Kenvir teen happy with Bluegrass Challenge experience Inside By JOHN MIDDLETON to a morning and evening class to go in a wrong direction. If they Staff Writer and performing chores. He added are redirected early, we all win, that cadets were also required to because we can keep them out of While officials are working to go to bed at 9 p.m. each night. jail and get them back into the Today’s make Harlan County the latest “For the first month or two it education process after the pro- High/Low: site for the Bluegrass Challenge wasn’t really what I was wanting, gram,” he said. “I think locally, Academy, one local resident has 80º/61º already witnessed the positive and I thought about coming home, your employment increase is going effects of the program firsthand. but I got used to it and liked it,” he to be a big win.” Kenvir resident Jacob Blevins, said. Blevins said bringing the Chal- Index The Bluegrass Challenge Acad- lenge academy to Harlan County recently completed the Challenge Editorial...... Page 4 program and said his time at the emy had such an impact on his life would have a positive impact on that Blevins said he would like to the at-risk youth in the area. You & Yours....Page 5 academy dramatically changed his Sports...... Page 6 life. see his younger brother go through “I think it will be real good for the course. the county,” he said. “I still miss it Classifieds...... Page 2B “The academy helped me to get Comics...... Page 3B into shape. I feel like a different Harlan County Judge-Executive a little bit. I would like to get a job person. I feel like I learned a lot Joe Grieshop recently announced at the academy if it comes to Har- while I was there, and I think I that three neighboring county gov- lan. I like that type of stuff.” Obituaries grew up a little. It also taught me ernments have signed an agree- The National Guard Youth Freddie Davidson..Cumberland Complete obituaries on Page 2 leadership and discipline,” said ment to use multi-county coal sev- Challenge Program is a coeduca- Blevins, who graduated from the erance funds toward bringing the tional, 17-month program for 16- academy on June 20. Challenge academy to Harlan, to 18-year-old dropout or potential While in the Challenge acade- during a fiscal court meeting in dropout students. my, Blevins, who was on probation July. There are currently 34 Chal- at the time of his enrollment, said Grieshop has said the program lenge programs in 29 states and he received his GED and learned would provide numerous benefits Puerto Rico. The program consists to stay out of trouble. to the county, including bringing of a five and one-half month quasi- During his time in the program, as many as 25 jobs. military residential phase and is Kenvir resident Jacob Blevins recently Blevins said cadets were required “We have a truancy issue, and followed by a 12-month post-resi- completed the Bluegrass Challenge to wake up at 5 a.m. before going we have students who are starting dential phase. Academy. Page 2 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Louisville coach admits he McConnell campaigns for legislative candidate paid for woman’s abortion By ROGER ALFORD tive by Democrats to wrangle Associated Press Writer control of the Senate from the LOUISVILLE (AP) — extort money up to She gave varying answers, GOP. GRAYSON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Louisville men’s basketball coach $10 million from according to transcripts, saying Republicans now hold 20 of Mitch McConnell interjected Rick Pitino told police he had sex Pitino and lying to she wanted to forget about it, then the Senate’s 37 seats, but other himself Tuesday in what has and paid for an abortion for the the FBI. that Pitino threatened her and GOP incumbents are consider- become a bitter contest to claim woman accused of trying to extort Pitino’s lawyer, finally that “they kept throwing ing leaving, including Gary a vacant state legislative seat. him for $10 million, a newspaper Steve Pence, said crumbs to keep me happy.” She Tapp of Shelbyville who McConnell campaigned the story is about announced he won’t see re-elec- reported Tuesday. didn’t say what they were, the alongside Republican Jack Sypher and not his tion next year. The Courier-Journal of newspaper reported. Ditty, a dermatologist from client. McConnell’s campaign stops Louisville reported on its Web site PITINO Abbott asked Sypher in the Russell seeking to replace for- “Karen Sypher reflect the importance the GOP that Pitino told police he had been interview why she was coming for- mer state Sen. Charlie Borders is indicted for places on the northeastern drinking in a Louisville restaurant ward now, only after she was who resigned in July. They visit- and had sex with Karen Sypher in extortion,” Pence said. “The com- charged. Kentucky matchup between ed hospitals and health care Ditty and Democrat Robin August 2003. The police report monwealth’s attorney has said she “Because ... where we are, it facilities in the sprawling north- said he denied allegations by is void of any credibility on these seems like retaliation,” Abbott Webb, a longtime state repre- eastern Kentucky district in sentative from Grayson and the Sypher that he raped her after the six-year-old allegations she has said. advance of an Aug. 25 special Democratic Senate nominee. restaurant closed and at another made.” “I know it does,” Sypher election in six largely rural “It’s extremely important to time somewhere else. He said later University sports information responded. counties. have someone of Dr. Ditty’s director Kenny Klein said Pitino he gave her $3,000 for an abortion. The newspaper cited Louisville Democratic Gov. Steve qualities in the state Senate,” was in his office on Tuesday, but Sypher went to police to report Metro Police reports from an Beshear lured Borders out of McConnell told reporters during the rape allegations last month. A directed all inquires to Pence. investigation into Sypher’s rape the legislature by appointing a stop in Grayson. “Right now, Kentucky prosecutor said the com- Sgt. Andy Abbott, the comman- accusations. The newspaper him to a position on the there’s not a single physician, plaint she filed with a police sex- der of the police department’s sex obtained the records under the Kentucky Public Service not one, in the state Senate, and offense unit wouldn’t be prosecut- offense unit, asked Sypher during Kentucky Open Records Act. Commission, a job that pays I think it would add enormously ed because it lacked supporting one interview why she waited Neither Sypher nor her attor- more than $100,000 a year. to that body by providing the evidence. until after she was indicted on the ney, James Earhart, immediately Giving Borders the job was kind of expertise that is current- Sypher has pleaded not guilty extortion charge to report her alle- return calls from The Associated widely seen as a broader initia- ly lacking.” to federal charges of trying to gations. Press seeking comment.

“I have not yielded the also took exception to The list of charges gave Mayor floor,” Hatfield replied Hatfield’s initial allegation way to the airing of more before continuing. that Cornett had spoken to grievances as several coun- NEWS Continued from Page 1 The next to last item on “all council members except cil members expressed frus- the list was the circum- two” (referring to himself tration over the city govern- At Tuesday’s meeting, stances surrounding the and Kateena Haynes) to let ment’s inability to accom- Hatfield read a list of 20 vio- cancellation of the July 14 them know the meeting was plish tasks. lations Cornett has alleged- meeting. off. Haynes said she was “dis- ly committed. Among them gusted” by the ongoing ten- were two occasions on which Bowyer was quick to Yvonne Gilliam said she IN BRIEF defend the mayor, telling was sick and that she and sion between Hatfield and Hatfield alleges Cornett has left the city for extended Hatfield, “She was at my her husband, Jerry, who is Cornett. EATHER ORECAST periods of time without house before 5 o’clock. She also a council member, were “It’s all this past aggres- W F appointing anyone to over- was sick — she’d been to not contacted by Cornett. sion ... that’s been built up,” see city operations; illegal the doctor. Eugene Stagnolia, who she said. TODAY appointments to various “My reason for not being attended the meeting, also Stagnolia echoed her Partly cloudy today with a 50 percent municipal boards; failure to at the council meeting on said he was not contacted. comments. chance of rain. The high will be around follow due process in the fir- the 14th of July is at my Rather than asking for “It’s all this infighting 80. Partly cloudy tonight with a low in ing or demotion of police doorstep and mine only. Cornett’s resignation as his between the past mayor and the lower 60s. officers; along with at least Nobody kept my car from earlier letter suggested, the present mayor,” he said. five instances in which the running and coming over Hatfield made a motion to “We’re just kind of caught in here. It was simply a misun- schedule a meeting in order the middle.” THURSDAY city or the mayor have been cited by the Kentucky derstanding and a disregard to give the mayor a chance Yvonne Gilliam com- Partly cloudy with a high in the lower Attorney General for viola- for communication.” to answer the charges, and plained about the city’s por- 80s. tions of statutory laws. Bowyer’s defense of the council unanimously trayal in the media, noting The meeting grew Cornett is a marked turn- agreed. all the “bad publicity” the increasingly contentious as around from her comments Council members and city received after July’s Hatfield made his way in a previous report in the city attorney Parker Boggs canceled meeting. EXTENDED OUTLOOK through the list. When he Enterprise. She previously also questioned Hatfield’s “We haven’t had thou- mentioned a profanity-laced told a reporter that she interpretation of Kentucky sands of dollars missing ... Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with a phone call Cornett made to believed Cornett sabotaged Revised Statutes he cited in (yet) we get the bad publici- 20 percent chance of rain. The high the meeting in order to the list, with several saying ty,” she said. Friday will be in the lower 80s with a low former council member avoid facing Little Giant they would need time to The council also approved in the lower 60s. The high Saturday will be Charles Raleigh — which in the mid 80s with a low in the lower 60s. was recorded and is now food cart owner Emma Gist. review the statutes them- the first reading of the bud- available on the Internet — “That was done wrong selves before holding such a get for the new fiscal year by Cornett tried to interject. from day one ... and I will meeting. No timetable was a 6-1 vote, with Hatfield vot- “Let’s not go there, Carl,” not back a liar,” Bowyer said set, although Haynes and ing no. The second reading REGION she said as she slammed her last month. others said they would need is scheduled for Thursday at gavel on the desk. Other council members at least a month. noon. State hires monitor for private prison WHEELWRIGHT (AP) — The Kentucky degree robbery, tampering tioned as to their knowledge on the Holly Point play- Department of Corrections has hired a monitor for a Employee with physical evidence and of any connection to the ground. private prison in eastern Kentucky where female possession of marijuana. Evarts store robbery. Pruitt was charged by inmates have reported sexual assaults by staff. Continued from Page 1 Officers later arrested Miller said he was con- Miller with second-degree The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that Gary M. David Lee Stewart, 20, of tacted by Lunsford regard- robbery and possession of Lunsford said the sus- Beckstrom will monitor the Otter Creek Correctional Pansy, and charged him ing an audio statement drug paraphernalia. pect held a female cashier with second-degree robbery, from a cooperating witness Both Blas and Harlan Complex in Wheelwright. Beckstorm is a former war- at knifepoint and then second-degree assault and stating that Pruitt had Police Chief Mike Thomas den at Little Sandy Correctional Complex. ordered the store manager tampering with physical helped plan the robbery at praised their officers for Jennifer Brislin, a spokeswoman for the Justice to open the safe and get the evidence. the store in Harlan. their hard work on the and Public Safety Cabinet, told the Lexington news- money. It is alleged that Frith, a “(Pruitt’s) alleged cases. paper that the action resulted from the sex-assault Lunsford said the sus- former employee at Save-A- involvement in the robbery “This is a fine example of allegations. pect was armed with a long teamwork,” Thomas said. Corrections Corporation of America, a Nashville, kitchen knife. Lot, and Stewart possessed was helping (Frith and “Our department has been Tenn.-based company that runs the prison, has agreed “The female employee a large stick as they Stewart’s) plan the robbery working in conjunction with to reimburse the state for the $42,000 contract. was grabbed from behind. demanded that an employee and that he went with them He put the knife to her at the grocery store give and stayed on the railroad the Evarts Police throat and threatened to them the store’s bank tracks because he was in Department, and their hard STATE cut her if the manager did- deposit. It is also alleged casual clothes,” Miller said. work has produced some n’t give him the money,” that Stewart slammed the It was reported that positive results.” Meter attendant charged with assault Lunsford said. “He kept a stick on the employee’s Pruitt didn’t want anyone to Blas said the case total of three employees in vehicle and demanded the see him at that store remains under investiga- LEXINGTON (AP) — A Lexington meter attendant the office by the threat of money, then slammed the because he works there, tion, and as it continues has been charged with assault after he allegedly force if they didn’t cooper- vehicle’s door on the Miller said. there could be more arrests. knocked down a 70-year-old man during an argument ate.” employee’s leg. Frith then After police officers “I am very pleased with over a parking ticket. Lunsford said the sus- opened the passenger door arrested Pruitt at Save-A- the cooperation we have The Lexington Herald-Leader reported 38-year-old pect escaped on foot with and took the bank deposit, Lot, he was brought to his had with the Harlan City Wendell Lee Hall Jr. will be arraigned on Aug. 20. He over $10,000 in cash. which totaled $6,214.29. residence at Holly Point Police Department through- has a previous record, having been released from jail On Aug. 2, two people The money has not been Apartments in Sunshine out the course of this inves- in December after serving two months for eluding were arrested for their recovered. Miller said Frith where a search warrant was tigation,” Blas said. “The police and resisting arrest. alleged connection in the admitted to his participa- executed. robbery at the store in According to reports and witnesses, Hall knocked robbery of the Harlan store. tion in the incident. Miller said after obtain- Evarts was very disturbing building contractor Donald Perry unconscious when Harlan City Police officer Evarts Police Chief Lupe ing a lead in the case, some to the residents who live in Perry questioned him as he was ticketing vehicles. Craig Miller arrested Butch Blas said in an earlier of the checks and a deposit the area. We are happy to be Hall has also filed a police report claiming that Frith, 21, of Harlan, and report that both Frith and slip from the store were making some leeway in the Perry’s adult son, Steven Perry, hit him. No charges charged him with second- Stewart would be ques- located inside a fence post case.” had been filed against Perry, according to court records. 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District court cases insurance card, failure of insurance card, rim or frame istration receipt — dis- for arraignment Aug. 17. Stella M. Bailey — child owner to maintain required obscuring lettering or decal missed on proof. Jerome D. Rice, 37, support and medical insur- The following cases insurance/security (first on plate, speeding (five Patricia Franks expired or no registration ance. have been heard in offense), failure to notify miles per hour over the Davidson, 38, failure to use plate, expired or no American Express Bank Harlan District Court, address change to the trans- limit) — continued for child restraint device in Kentucky registration vs. Pauline Parker — con- Judge Barlow Ropp pre- portation department — arraignment. vehicle, failure to wear seat receipt, obstructed vision tract dispute. siding. continued for arraignment Joseph A. Wright, 19, belt, four counts of improper and/or windshield, improper LVNV Funding — Nina Jean Posey, 41, alcohol Aug. 10. speeding (five miles per equipment, expired or no equipment, failure to regis- J. Farley — contract dis- intoxication in a public Mary A. Poston, 27, fail- hour over the limit), improp- Kentucky registration ter transfer of a motor vehi- pute. place (first offense) — ure to wear seat belt, failure er equipment, failure to pro- receipt, obstructed vision cle — continued for arraign- North Star Capital pleaded guilty, fined $158. to produce insurance card, duce insurance card, and/or windshield, no rear- ment Aug. 10. Acquisition vs. Dale Brandon Haynes, 28, failure of non-owner opera- expired or no Kentucky reg- view mirror — continued for Justin Williams, 25, Parsons — contract dispute. alcohol intoxication in a tor to maintain required istration receipt — dis- arraignment Aug. 17. speeding (15 miles per hour Community Trust Bank public place (first offense) insurance (first offense), missed on repair. Leonard C. Harris, 53, over the limit), operating vs. Tammy Enix — contract — pleaded guilty, fined failure to notify address Ricky W. Lamb, 34, failure to wear seat belt, vehicle on suspended/ dispute. $158. change to the transportation speeding (five miles per failure to give or improper revoked operator’s license, Capital Alliance Tony Benjamin, 47, alco- department — continued for hour over the limit), improp- signal, failure to produce failure to produce insurance Financial vs. Marty Helton hol intoxication in a public arraignment. er equipment, expired or no insurance card, license plate card, failure of non-owner — contract dispute. place (first offense) — Angel P. Baldwin, 21, fail- Kentucky registration not legible, seven counts of operator to maintain NCO Portfolio pleaded guilty, fined $158. ure to wear seat belt, failure receipt — continued for improper equipment, license required insurance (first Management vs. Eddie D. Mackey W. Sullivan, 23, to produce insurance card, arraignment Aug. 17. plate not legible, failure to offense) — continued for Shoemaker — contract dis- speeding (16 miles per hour failure of owner to maintain Bobby R. Foley, 22, fail- give or improper signal, rim arraignment. pute. over the limit), failure to required insurance/security ure to wear seat belt, four or frame obscuring lettering David Blanton, 37, wear seat belt — pleaded Livingston Financial vs. (first offense), expired or no counts of improper equip- or decal on plate, license expired or no registration Wanda Jean Ransdell — guilty, fined $190. Kentucky registration ment, license plate not legi- plate not illuminated — first plate, expired or no Gregory W. Bennett, 44, contract dispute. receipt, no operator’s/moped ble, license plate not illumi- two charges, pleaded guilty, Kentucky registration Appalachian Regional possession of an open alco- license, instructional permit nated, excessive number of fined $208; other charges receipt, failure to produce holic beverage container in Healthcare vs. Cabinet for violations, improper equip- passengers in front seat — dismissed on proof. insurance card, failure of Health & Family Services, a motor vehicle, failure to ment — continued for continued for arraignment. Dedra R. Napier, 22, fail- owner to maintain required et al. — declaration relief. wear seat belt — pleaded arraignment Oct. 5. Daniel J. Akers, 48, oper- ure to wear seat belt, failure insurance/security (first Winifred Williams vs. guilty, fined $183. Robert W. Cothern, 33, ating all-terrain vehicle on to produce insurance card — offense), failure to use child Fox Know Coal Company Dickie L. Archer, 48, failure to wear seat belt, rim roadway, improper equip- continued for arraignment. restraint device in vehicle, Incorporation — discrimi- speeding (15 miles per hour or frame obscuring lettering ment, license to be in pos- Toby R. Webb, 24, failure to wear seat belt, nation. over the limit) — pleaded or decal on plate, improper session — pleaded guilty, obstructed vision and/or failure to register transfer Eddie Hampton vs. guilty, fined $163. equipment — dismissed on fined $208. windshield, failure to pro- of a motor vehicle, license to Gary D. Bowling, 32, warning and proof. Joshua M. Lewis, 20, duce insurance card, be in possession — contin- Barbara Hampton — disso- escaping contents on road- Roger Clem, 30, expired operating all-terrain vehicle expired or no Kentucky reg- ued for arraignment Aug. lution of marriage. way — continued for or no registration plate, on roadway, operating all- istration receipt, failure to 24. Kristy Miniard Boggs vs. arraignment. expired or no Kentucky reg- terrain vehicle without register transfer of a motor Tyler Gross, 19, no opera- Jonah Boggs — dissolution istration receipt, failure to headgear on public property, vehicle, failure to wear seat tor’s/moped license, failure of marriage. The following cases produce insurance card, fail- improper equipment — con- belt, failure of owner to to produce insurance card, Jack Brian Hale vs. have been heard in ure of non-owner operator to tinued for arraignment. maintain required insur- failure of non-owner opera- Claudine Hensley Hale — Harlan District Court, maintain required insur- Shawn D. Stewart, 20, ance/security (first offense) tor to maintain required dissolution of marriage. Judge Jeff Brock presid- ance (first offense), license license plate not illuminat- — first four charges, plead- insurance (first offense) — Amy Elizabeth Osborne ing. to be in possession, obstruct- ed, license plate not legible, ed guilty, fined $233; other first charge, continued for vs. Joseph Lowell Jones — Chris A. Caldwell, 39, ed vision and/or windshield, license to be in possession, charges dismissed. arraignment Sept. 28; other domestic and family. failure to produce insurance improper equipment — con- expired or no Kentucky reg- Joshua P. Mendoza, 26, charges dismissed on proof. Joshua W. Krahenbuhl card, failure of owner to tinued for arraignment. istration receipt, failure to failure to wear seat belt, vs. Joni L. Boggs — medical maintain required insur- Ashley Rouse, 26, failure produce insurance card, fail- improper display of registra- Civil lawsuits insurance. ance/security (first offense), to wear seat belt, license to ure to wear seat belt, two tion plate, operating vehicle The following civil Darlene Thomas vs. expired or no registration be in possession, failure of counts of improper equip- on suspended/revoked oper- lawsuits were filed Houchens Industries plate, expired or no owner to maintain required ment — continued for ator’s license, failure of recently in the office of Incorporation, et al. — neg- Kentucky registration insurance/security (first arraignment. owner to maintain required Harlan Circuit Court ligence. receipt, improper registra- offense), failure to produce Paul S. Hendrickson, 54, insurance/security (first Clerk Paul F. Williams. tion plate, rim or frame insurance card — continued failure to wear seat belt, two offense) — continued for Shelia J. Philpot vs. Correction obscuring lettering or decal for arraignment. counts of improper equip- arraignment. James H. Philpot — child on plate — first two charges, Jeffrey C. Middleton, 51, ment, expired or no Lisa M. Brock, 43, failure support and medical insur- In a recent Courthouse continued for arraignment failure to use child restraint Kentucky registration of owner to maintain ance. News report, Ben Carver Aug. 17; other charges dis- device in vehicle, failure to receipt, failure to produce required insurance/security Rebecca A. Hensley vs. was charged with failure missed on proof and repair. wear seat belt, improper insurance card, license plate (first offense), failure to pro- Karen R. Ison — child sup- of owner to maintain Brandon T. Smith, 19, equipment, failure to pro- not legible — dismissed on duce insurance card, failure port and medical insurance. required insurance/securi- failure to wear seat belt, no duce insurance card — con- proof and repair. to register transfer of a Debra A. Callahan vs. ty. The penalty should operator’s/moped license, tinued for arraignment. Jeffrey R. Boggs, 25, fail- motor vehicle, failure to Timothy T. Rasberry — have been listed as 10 instructional permit viola- James H. Grills, 39, two ure to wear seat belt, wear seat belt, owner to child support and medical days suspended. tions, license to be in posses- counts of improper equip- improper equipment, notify clerk of residence/ insurance. The Enterprise apolo- sion, failure to produce ment, failure to produce expired or no Kentucky reg- name change — continued Debra A. Callahan vs. gies for the error.

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Other Viewpoints Don’t rush changes in health care Dostoyevsky said, “A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.” If so, we’ve got a lot to answer for. Congress conservatively estimates that at least 13 per- cent of inmates in the U.S. have been sexually assaulted while in prison. A 2004 study of more than 2,700 U.S. cor- rectional facilities showed prison employees to be facing sexual misconduct charges in all but one prison. At the Otter Creek Correctional Center for women in Wheelwright, 16 allegations of custodial sexual abuse are currently under investigation — evidence that prison guards’ abuse of inmates is not a matter of a few isolated incidents, but is a widely accepted rite. The situation is especially dire in Kentucky because it is one of only three states to treat sex between guards and inmates as a misdemeanor, not a felony. When a prison guard has sex with an inmate, says Melissa Rothstein of Just Detention International, “one person literally has the keys to a person’s entire way of liv- ing.” Under no circumstances can that be considered con- sensual. We suspend someone’s freedoms when we sentence her to jail, but that suspension of freedoms must never mean Organizing my thoughts on abortion subjection to violence. Following the piece that I that unrestricted abortion but I will answer your ques- The 2003 Prison Rape Elimination Act, which passed wrote about Judge SLW’s was a fundamental right. It tion, after a fashion: I did with unanimous consent in both the U.S. House and Sen- Sotomayor a couple of Mind Run also argued that notification agree with my wife many ate, established a zero-tolerance policy for prison rape and weeks ago, I received an of the parent of a young girl years ago to the male equiv- called for organized research and data gathering to track incisive critique in response was a “tremendous burden,” alent of tubal ligation. I sexual violence in prisons. which helped me to expli- Sandford and that “absolute parental was under no duress. Kentucky’s response to the troubling data collected cate my position even bet- Logan veto” was too harsh in that While I confirm that my under PREA has been insufficient. There was finally a bill ter. With the permission of it might “compromise” the religion impacts my views in the state legislature to make custodial sex a felony the sender of that letter, I Weiler daughter’s development. It on the sanctity of life, and offense, but this year’s session ended before it could pass. reply to him in an open let- also has argued that refer- how I try to live (as it were), Kentucky needs to show that it takes seriously sexual ter. particularly the case of the ral of the pregnant girl to a my position on abortion is violence in prisons — whether among inmates or between Dear Mr. Mitchell: fireman examinations (even prenatal center was “inap- dictated, as much by my a guard and an inmate — by passing that bill in the next I thank you very much as I admit that the propriate,” in that it might practical knowledge of the session. for your thoughtful Supreme Court split on that delay the abortion. In origin of a live human The Louisville Courier-Journal response to my brief cri- reversal). another case, PRLDEF being, the development of a tique of Judge Sotomayor, Her history of approving argued, “Hostility to abor- living, breathing and even- and by extension, abortion, abortions is not questioned, tion is fueled not simply by tually a thinking, human TODAY IN HISTORY and I thank you for allow- although it is downplayed beliefs about the sacredness being. This is sometimes ing me to respond to you in by the press, as well as by of the fetus, but also by referred to as “sanctity of By The Associated Press this fashion because both her supporters. anger at abortion as a sym- life.” Life begins physiologi- Today is Wednesday, Aug. 12, the 224th day of 2009. those topics are in the pub- The Puerto Rican Legal bol of women’s taking some cally at the contact of sperm There are 141 days left in the year. lic eye. Defense and Education control of their lives.” So and ovum. The interruption Today's Highlight in History: You chide me for not Fund (PRLDEF) is an abor- much for the notion of fami- of the normal growth and On Aug. 12, 1909, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, backgrounding some of my tion provider, second only ly . . . and yes, the judge development is sometimes home to the Indianapolis 500, first opened. statements, thus leaving to the volume of Planned does have empathy . . . referred to as “interrupting On this date: my true intent vague. On Parenthood (which itself is You ask whether an a pregnancy, but what it is In 1859, poet and English professor Katharine Lee re-reading, I must admit misnamed, killing over “overwhelming religious really is the interruption of Bates, who wrote the words to “America the Beautiful,” that you are correct. I 300,000 embryos yearly, influence could motivate a a life, sometimes referred to was born in Falmouth, Mass. should have laid a better but that is another story). man to assume an absolute as “killing a person.” In 1867, President Andrew Johnson sparked a move to foundation. On the other Judge Sotomayor has sat on right over a woman’s body”. Your final question con- impeach him as he defied Congress by suspending Secre- hand, however, I was stat- the board of PRLDEF for That’s a rhetorical question: cerning abortion versus tary of War Edwin M. Stanton. ing an opinion, as opposed over 10 years. She knows (1) I know of no instance in “other forms of killing:” In 1898, fighting in the Spanish-American War came to an attempt to persuade, what she is doing. She has which a man exerted Killing is killing, but killing to an end. assuming that most readers enunciated her concern for absolute control over a a defenseless person not in In 1944, during World War II, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., will have been following the “Latinas,” her empathy if woman’s body, other than the heat of an argument, in eldest son of Joseph and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, was Sotomayor saga in newspa- you will, which the presi- physically beating her up, my opinion, is morally cor- killed with his co-pilot when their explosives-laden Navy pers and news magazines, dent says he admires. hence in which case I think that rupt. And aiding and abet- plane blew up over England. as well as television. Hav- his nomination for her to be flogging the man is being ting such a killing is also In 1981, IBM introduced its first personal computer, ing said that, I must admit seated on the Supreme too kind to him, and (2) we morally corrupt. the model 5150. that the press generally has Court of the United States. are, in fact, not talking I am truly grateful to you Today's Birthdays: Former Senator Dale Bumpers, not dwelt on her “cons,” I did not note in my column about the body of a woman, for challenging me to orga- D-Ark., is 84. Actor George Hamilton is 70. Actress Jen- such as her own statements that PRLDEF is active in we are talking about the nize and crystallize my out- nifer Warren is 68. Rock singer-musician Mark Knopfler on empathy (which the opposition of parental con- body of an unborn person. look and morality with par- (Dire Straits) is 60. Singer Kid Creole is 59. Jazz musi- president values so highly sent laws and waiting peri- Your corollary question, ticular reference to this cian Pat Metheny is 55. Actor Sam J. Jones is 55. Actor without mentioning knowl- ods. In fact, CNS News whether I would acquiesce event in evolution. Thank Bruce Greenwood is 53. Country singer Danny Shirley is edge of the laws of the reported in mid-July that to castration if demanded you, sir. 53. Pop musician Roy Hay (Culture Club) is 48. Rapper land), and the inordinate PRLDEF, during Sotomay- by a woman misses the Sir Mix-A-Lot is 46. Actor Peter Krause is 44. Tennis number of reversals of her or’s tenure on the board, point- castration for male or * * * * * player Pete Sampras is 38. Actor-comedian Michael Ian circuit court judgments by filed multiple briefs with female has no resemblance (Bouquets or brickbats to Black is 38. Actress Rebecca Gayheart is 38. Actor Casey the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court, arguing or connection to abortion, [email protected]) Affleck is 34. Rock musician Bill Uechi (Save Ferris) is 34. Former NBA all-star Antoine Walker is 33. Former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress is 32. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Actress Maggie Lawson is 29. Actress Dominique Swain is 29. Actress Imani Hakim (“Everybody Hates Chris”) is Finding help for repairs ing for (i.e. better lighting in my liv- to work) and have to follow them all 16. ing room, tree cutting and trim- the way across. The state straightened ming). The total work done for me out one curve a few years ago and we can be quite a challenge was: (1) one vent cover repaired; (2) haven’t seen them since. Trees and I am beginning to realize that one new door knob for a door; (3) rocks are constantly falling. The ditch- Harlan Daily Enterprise there are negative outcomes to ask- replacement of one existing living es are so full of debris, when it rains ing for assistance, even from reli- room light. I paid for the new door the water has no where to go except 1548 South Highway 421, Harlan, KY 40831 gious groups. At my church in late knob and light. on the road, which is very dangerous. 573-4510 • 573-4511 • 573-4512 June, I heard the announcement My point is that I have been a This past winter, I called the State A Community Newspaper Politically Independent And Progressive In Spirit that several out of state Baptist Baptist since I was saved on Aug. Police Post 10 several times to ask Publisher...... Pat Lay groups were scheduled to be in Har- 17, 1971. I have been a member of a that they call the state highway Managing Editor...... John Henson lan County this summer to help with Baptist church since that time. I am department to scrape and salt the home and church repairs. An invita- an ordained Southern Baptist minis- mountain (but I suppose they were on Advertising Manager.....Wylene Miniard tion was made to everyone needing ter, I have pastored four local Bap- 119). News Editor...... Debbie Caldwell help with basic repairs. The very tist churches. I deserved a lot better What will it take to fix the moun- next day, I mailed in (locally) my tain? Maybe, like 119 to Whitesburg, Sports Editor...... Jarrod Sherman treatment than what I received request for assistance, and I followed recently. I should be able to expect a school bus collides with truck and The Harlan Daily Enterprise is published five times a week up with several phone calls being more help than what I actually that would be a shame. Tony Turner (Tuesday through Saturday) except on major holidays. Office assured I would be helped. received. Maybe, next time, I will was a very fine man and he hoped hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Certainly, I expected a no hassle, ask the Methodists for their help. that something would be done with The Harlan Enterprise was established in Harlan, Ky, in 1901 pleasant receipt of help. I based my Mathias Williams 421, at least he got the road named for and the Harlan Daily Enterprise was established in 1928. expectation on my mom’s experience him. Take care of roads that are being Evarts Periodicals postage paid to the Harlan Daily Enterprise, P.O. in 2005. At that time, two different used for coal hauling, gravel and black Drawer E, Harlan, KY 40831. Copyright® 2009 by the Harlan Daily Enterprise. All rights reserved. All property rights of the Methodist groups from North Caroli- top, such as 421, 221 and 72 (Catrons entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Har- na and Georgia had spent two full Several roads in county are Creek), before someone finally said, “I lan Daily Enterprise. No parts hereof may be reproduced without weeks doing repairs on my mom’s think we have a problem?” Maybe prior written consent. home. These workers very friendly in need of improvements something will get done there. There SUBSCRIPTION and very helpful. Once they arrived is plenty of work to be done, such as to work, no local person attempted to The past few weeks, we have heard cutting the grass and trees, cleaning RATES and read about the expansion of 119. Home Delivery be their guide or boss. No one locally the ditches, paving the roads and the POSTMASTER interfered with their work on my What does it need? How many times a list could go on. The bypass as its 1 month...... $9.50 Send address changes to 4 months...... $38.00 mom’s house. They had the time and week does 119 get closed down due to called (421) is in bad shape. Heaven 8 months...... $76.00 the freedom to fill her home needs. I accidents or for whatever reason? I help when it rains and the road is full 12 months...... $114.00 Harlan Daily Enterprise applaud them and this approach to live across Pine Mountain (421). Just of water holes, which is very danger- Mail Delivery P.O. Drawer E helping. last week (July 21-23) the mountain ous. Some rough places at some of the 1 month...... $16.00 Harlan, Ky. 40831 My experience this summer was was closed, one due to an accident and red lights need something done. And 4 months...... $64.00 (USPS 235-500) (SSN 1040-7109) the other because of moving heavy 8 months...... $128.00 noticeably different and not nearly at last, if a tree or rock falls on your 12 months...... $192.00 as pleasant. To begin with, I was equipment that took the whole road. vehicle, the state nor your insurance asked to wait several times. When We have no passing lanes at all. I will pay for the damage. Trust me, I MEMBER finally one worker did show up at my drive the mountain five out of seven know. But if you get killed, that Kentucky Press Association • Associated Press home, I was treated in a scornful, days because I work. It’s very aggra- maybe another story. National Newspaper Association contemptuous manner. Talked down vating after working all day to get Marsha Cook to. Told I didn’t need what I was ask- behind loaded trucks (that also have Bledsoe You & Yours Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 5 First day of school has changed through the years Today is Wednesday, while, at the same time, events, cut from a newspa- Aug. 11, 2009, the first day Charlotte happy being back among per or magazine and was of school in the Harlan Nolan friends and eager for that used for posting an occa- Independent Schools. For intangible "something" to sional exemplary test paper folks of my generation, that happen. or essay. sounds strange. In the first Classrooms were rather Some classrooms had a place, in our day, school COMMENTS austere. A blackboard with set of maps bolted to the began its new academic ON erasers, chalk and a chalk blackboard up front and year in September, on the tray; wooden and iron seats unrolled like window Tuesday after Labor Day. Back then, a lunch box in rows bolted to the floor; a shades displaying different Those last two weeks in was not a necessary item, picture of George parts of the world. They August were still consid- because most students Washington crossing the were handy for history and ered to be summer vaca- walked home for lunch or Delaware or a cameo print geography teachers. tion. were given 35 cents to eat of Abraham Lincoln on the Today, is different. In those "olden days," in town or at Cornett's wall. youngsters in the upper scores of children of all ages across the street. Teachers' wooden desks grades will arrive at school poured out of the apart- Junior high and high and chairs were positioned in their own automobiles, in ment buildings in midtown slightly left of center, in the a school bus or will be school students reported on and came walking from all front of the room with dropped off by a parent. the first day empty handed. directions to start a new things on them such as a Walking hardly seems to be They waited for books to school year in one building paddle (leather or wooden), an option these days. be distributed and carried situated at the corner of a handbell, a Bible, a grade Girls will be dressed in Williams and Central them well stacked on a book, an attendance regis- the latest fashion: "cool" or streets. loose leaf three-ring binder ter, textbooks and absolute- "hot" whichever is appropri- Girls were decked out in filled with Blue Horse note- ly nothing personal, such as ate these days. Designer their best new, sturdy book paper. Some boys had a family photo or talisman labels will underscore the shoes; new gingham dress- a book strap which bound of any kind. newness and the price of es, and carried a book their unwieldy books The old school rooms had the wardrobe. satchel purchased at either together and made them cloakrooms in the back for There will be back packs, Scott's or Newberry's five easier to carry. hanging winter coats and hundreds of backpacks. I ly tell them from the stu- holiday. and ten cent stores. Opening day was one of caps. It was a good place for have no idea what they dents. Their classrooms are Comparing some of the Those canvas satchels, getting things sorted out, the teacher's galoshes or carry in them, but they look veritable museums of art changes and differences in with a leather handle, held reporting to homerooms overshoes. It was also good heavy. work and bright colors; Harlan Independent what the student deemed and being on one's best for storage and for "pad- Primary children have moveable seats, televisions, Schools through the years, necessary with which to behavior, because the teach- dling" away from the eyes of been given a list of what is individual laptops and all regarding facilities and stu- start school in the primary ers looked stern in their anyone who might be needed with which to start manner of electronic and dents, this much hasn't grades: a box of 12 crayons, dress shirts and ties or in tempted to laugh, at what- school. It includes the usual technical aids. changed: WONDROUS a pencil box holding several their no nonsense hair-dos ever corporal punishment scissors, glue, crayons, but Students will bring their THINGS AWAITED THEM yellow #2 unsharpened pen- and sensible shoes. was being administered to a also requires paper towels, cell phones and Ipods. ALL AS THEY BEGAN A cils; a 12-inch yellow, wood- It was a day of mixed wayward classmate. hand sanitizer and other They still will be a little NEW AND EXCITING en ruler; and a completely emotions: fear of the Each room had a cork, items such as Kleenex tis- apprehensive, but overjoyed YEAR. unnecessary protractor and unknown and what hard framed bulletin board, sues. to reunited with their The Harlan Independent a compass. A wide-lined subjects lay ahead, a new noticeably undecorated. It Teachers are young-look- friends, whom they have Schools are beginning a tablet and a spelling pad. teacher of untested virtues, was for displaying current ing and "hip." You can hard- missed over the summer new century. Imagine that. Daughter upset Dad only has eyes for girlfriend Scynus Scynus Parrott’sParrott’s DEAR ABBY: I was 11 ed clearly to him that — teens to seniors — is in Scynus Parrott’s when my father left. I'm 16 DEAR you need more of his "The Anger in All of Us and now and it is still very diffi- attention than he's giv- How to Deal With It." To cult for my mom and me. ing. The next person to order, send a business-size, Whiskey W Whhiisskkeeyy && JewelryJJeewweellrryy Dad was involved in my life ABBY deliver that message self-addressed envelope, until he met his 28-year-old plus check or money order by Abigail should be your mother. girlfriend. He's 54. Perhaps he will pay for $6 (U.S. funds only) to: Store S Sttoorree I have told him I'm not Van Buren more attention if he Dear Abby — Anger Booklet, comfortable around her and hears it from another P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, I don't want to be in her adult. IL 61054-0447. “Why send your unwanted she's using him for money company. It's embarrassing In two years you will and a green card. I want Cumberland Jewelry gold jewelry off in the mail to when they hold hands and be 18 and gone. The time him to be discreet and keep Pawn & G un Shop hug in front of me and my he has with you now is his private life private. NEED A MMO? sell? See Spiz at Parrott’s and friends. I spend one night a precious and he should week at Dad's and I want I live with my mom six WE’VE GOT Y OU C OVERED! recognize that fact and get money instantly for your him all to myself. Even nights a week, and I think 410 guage, 28 guage, 20 guage buckshot, stop squandering it. 7.62 x 39, 7.62 x 25, 7.62 x 54, 8 mm when I'm there he locks that gives Dad plenty of gold, any carat. ——— mauser, 308 Win., 45-70, 444 Marlin, 338. himself in his room and time to spend with his girl- 303 British. 300 Mag.. 30-06. 35 Rem.. 30 spends all night talking on friend. What can I do to get Good advice for everyone Carbine. 270. 243. 223. 204. 25-20. 25-06. 2208 E. Main • Cumberland, KY the phone with her. I have him to focus on me on our 22-250, 22 Birdshot, 22 Shotshell, 22 LR, 22 Short, 22 Hornet, 17 Cal, 25 Auto, 32 LC, 32 asked him to pay attention one night a week together? BIBLE THOUGHT S&W, 32 H&R Mag, 38 Special, 38 + P, 38 589-4964 to me, but he doesn't get it. MISSES MY DAD IN Super Auto, 9 MM + 10 MM, 40 S+W, 40 Shot Last year, he told me he RHODE ISLAND God’s love does not keep Shell, 41 Mag, 44 Sp., 45 Auto, 45 Gap, 454 Open 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon. - Fri. "had a dream" that I was us from trials; it helps us get Casull, 460, 500, 105a, 125a, 125a B.Shot, 16 ga, 20 ga, 28 ga going to get a little sister or DEAR MISSES YOUR through them. brother. He asked how I felt DAD: Your father's girl- Jesus spoke to them, about that, and I was hon- friend may make him saying, “Be of good est. I told him thinking feel like he's 16 again, cheer! It is I; do not be about him having sex with a but that isn't an excuse afraid.” woman so young makes me for him to act like it. sick. 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By R.B. FALLSTROM for his 25th save in each of the first four innings, but Wellemeyer, with Notes AP Sports Writer 26 chances. were limited to Ryan Ludwick’s three runs and Shaquille O’Neal threw out Albert Pujols hit third-inning RBI single while four hits in the the first pitch with Pujols on the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Journeyman his major league- grounding into one double play and first. Chris fill-in Justin Lehr worked into the receiving end, then watched the leading 37th homer running into a second when the Dickerson and game from the third row behind seventh inning to win his second in the eighth, end- slow-footed Molina was an easy out TODAY: Gonzalez opened home plate. The two are taping a straight outing and Alex Gonzalez ing a 1-for-18 trying to score on Skip Schumaker’s AT the game with sin- ST. LOUIS “Shaq Vs” show on Thursday, a day matched his career high with four slump at home. flyout to medium left on Johnny 8:15 p.m. gles and Gomes hits in the Cincinnati Reds’ 5-4 vic- off for the Cardinals. Yadier Molina’s Gomes’ strong relay. Pitching beat out an infield tory over the St. Louis Cardinals on LEHR RBI double in the Lehr was recalled from Triple-A Matchup: hit for an RBI. Reds OF Willy Taveras was Tuesday night. CIN - H.Bailey not in the lineup a day after slam- eighth was his Louisville on Aug. 1 to replace the (2-3) Dickerson, acti- Laynce Nix had a two-run double third hit and Holliday singled three injured Micah Owings in the rota- STL - C.Carpenter vated from the 15- ming face-first into the wall chas- in a three-run first inning against times as the Cardinals finished tion. In five career appearances (11-3) day disabled list ing after Holliday’s triple, but stand-in starter Mitchell Boggs (1- with 15 hits. against the Cardinals, the first four earlier in the day, manager Dusty Baker said he felt 1), helping end the NL Central lead- Coming off a four-hit shutout in relief, the 32-year-old right-han- tripled with one out in the second fine. ers’ four-game winning streak. over the Cubs in his second career der has limited to Cardinals to one after rookie center fielder Colby Gonzalez has six career Francisco Cordero allowed a run start, Lehr (2-0) allowed one run run in 11 innings. Rasmus appeared to misjudge his four-hit games, the last on April and two hits in the ninth before get- and 11 hits, leaving after Brendan The Reds jumped on Boggs, fly to the warning track. Joey Votto 24, 2007, also at St. Louis. ting Matt Holliday on a called third Ryan’s leadoff single in the seventh. recalled from Triple-A Memphis to drove him in with a one-out single Votto is 4 for 32 with four strike with the tying run on second The Cardinals had two hits in replace the injured Todd for a 4-0 lead. RBIs this month. Braves stay hot, Green Dragons in training knock off Nats By PAUL NEWBERRY singled to AP Sports Writer load the bases with ATLANTA (AP) — Rookie no outs, but Tommy Hanson struck out Atlanta man- nine in 6 2-3 innings and the aged only surging Atlanta Braves won one run. again, routing the Nationals Matt Diaz 8-1 to snap Washington’s grounded eight-game winning streak HANSON into a double Tuesday night. play, scoring The Braves have won four Brian McCann, and Omar straight, six of seven and 16 Infante flied out to end the of 25 since the All-Star break, threat. a stretch that has made them Morgan was in the middle a factor in the NL playoff of things again in the third. race. Atlanta started the He singled with one out, stole sweltering night 4 1/2 games second and tried to swipe behind NL East-leading another base, appearing to Philadelphia, which visits get his hand on the third- Turner Field this weekend. base bag ahead of Jones’ tag. Hanson (7-2) had his sec- But umpire Larry Vanover ond-most strikeouts since called the speedy runner out. being called up from Triple-A The Nationals were espe- in early June, surpassed only cially enraged when Cristian by an 11-strikeout effort Guzman followed with a sin- against San Francisco on gle — stretching his hitting July 20. He allowed seven streak to 16 games but fail- hits and didn’t walk anyone. ing to produce a run. Hitting Chipper Jones, back in the coach Rick Eckstein began Dawson Charles (above) took a Atlanta lineup after missing yelling from the dugout and blow from a pad held by Eric three straight games with a was ejected. He charged onto Robinson during a receiving drill at strained oblique muscle, hit a the field to carry on the argu- a recent Harlan football practice. mammoth homer that ment and had to be Defensive coordinator Frank Shope reached the second section of restrained by manager Jim (left) observed as Harlan’s Zach seats in right field. Riggleman. Allen participated in a line drill The Nationals’ eight After that brouhaha, the while teammates James Hill and straight wins were the sec- Braves pulled ahead for good Evan Dugger waited for their turn. ond-longest streak since the in the bottom half. Martin The Green Dragons will play franchise moved to Prado doubled in a run and Cumberland Gap, Tenn., on Aug. 20 Washington four years ago, wound up scoring when left in the SEKC Grid-O-Rama at Corbin surpassed only by a 10-game fielder Josh Willingham bob- before opening the regular season run in June 2005. bled the ball after fielding Aug. 28 at home against Corbin. Washington jumped Jones’ single. ahead in the first inning, Atlanta broke it open with even though Hanson struck a three-run fifth that out the side. Nyjer Morgan knocked out Lannan. Ryan led off with a single, stole sec- Church picked up an RBI JARROD SHERMAN/ ond and scored on Ryan with a ground-rule double, Daily Enterprise Zimmerman’s one-out single, then McCann and Yunel which extended his hitting Escobar came through with streak to 14 games. two-out, run-scoring hits. The Braves tied it in the Lannan went 4 2-3 second, taking advantage of innings, giving up six hits consecutive walks by John and six runs (five earned). He Lannan (8-9) to start the walked four and struck out inning. Garrett Anderson one. Barnhart: UK ready to take next step LOCAL SPORTS By WILL GRAVES have won 15 you compete in the remarkable.” AP Sports Writer champi- Southeastern Conference There were success sto- Devils improved to 4-0 with onships in isn’t easy. Still, after seven ries, as 14 of the 22 sports Lady Comets hold a 42-30 victory over visiting LEXINGTON (AP) — one way, years on the job, Barnhart qualified for postseason The signs are simple in Rosspoint in seventh- and shape or knows it’s time to start get- play. The football team won off Black Mountain eighth-grade action design, plain and to the form,” ting ambitious. its third straight bowl game. point. Ashley Stewart poured in Tuesday. Barnhart Kentucky finished 34th The softball team made it to 14 points as visiting Cawood Rosspoint (1-4) was led They sit above the name- said. “That in the Directors’ Cup — the NCAA tournament. (4-1) defeated Black by Megan Tolliver with 11 plate on nearly every door would dou- which measures athletic Rondel Sorrillo became a Mountain 30-24 in seventh- points. inside the Joe Craft Center, BARNHART ble the pace success in all varsity sports track-and-field force, scoring and eighth-grade basketball The Lady Cats return to a message from Kentucky at which — in 2008-09, up two places points in three events at the athletic director Mitch action Tuesday. action Thursday at home we’ve won championships in from the year before. It’s NCAA championships. Paige Turner paced Black Barnhart that being good against Harlan. The Lady this department the last progress, but it’s also barely There’s still more to be Mountain (3-2) with eight simply isn’t good enough Devils will play host to seven years.” enough to keep up in the done, however. Barnhart points. anymore. Evarts on Monday. The push, which officially SEC. handed out T-shirts at the Cawood (4-1) rolled to a ——— The monikers — white started last fall, got off to a “It’s just where we are,” department’s annual 32-13 win in the fifth- and Wallins (42) — Lauren Lee 27, with black block numbers — Chelsea Niday 6, Renishia Gilpin 3, slow start. Only the school’s Barnhart said. “It’s a tough “CATSPYs” banquet with sixth-grade game led by 13 read “15x15x15.” Alishia Gilpin 2, Rachel Carmical 2, rifle program won a confer- test. ... But you look at the “Finish” emblazoned across points from Melinda Irvin Selena Painter 2. “It’s simply a reminder to ence title en route to a run- fact we didn’t score any the front, a not-so-subtle and 11 from Chasity Stewart. Rosspoint (30) — Megan Tolliver 11, our staff that by the year ner-up finish in the NCAA points in men’s or women’s hint that it’s time for the Madison Hendrix 7, Michaela Burke 6, Rebecca Middleton and Kori Johnson 4, Amber Williams 2. 2015 we want to have a top championships. basketball or baseball and program to take the next Leah Evans led Black 15 program nationally on Trying to get 14 titles in we still finished 34th in the step. Mountain (1-3) with four the whole and we want to the next seven years when country, that’s pretty Please see UK, Page 7 points apiece. Baseball camp set Both teams return to action Monday as Black The Black Bears Out at Beanball sets off brawl in Beantown Mountain plays host to Night baseball camp will be Cumberland and Cawood held Aug. 24-27 from 7 to BOSTON (AP) — Boston’s Kevin Youkilis was plunked in the bottom half; trickled in from the bullpens, but they travels to Green Hills. 8:30 p.m. at the James A. Youkilis charged the mound after being Detroit’s Brandon Inge was hit in the mostly milled around as the umpires ——— Cawood Elementary School hit with a pitch, throwing his helmet at eighth. sorted things out. Youkilis headed Cawood (30) — Ashley Stewart 14, baseball field. Detroit pitcher Rick Porcello and tack- On Tuesday, Cabrera was hit in the straight to the dugout and, after a dis- Bella Noe 8, Melissa Stewart 4, Haley Cook 2, Kristina Bray 2. The camp is open to chil- ling him before the benches and bullpens left hand in the top of the first by Junichi cussion, Porcello was tossed. Black Mountain (24) — Paige Turner dren ages 7-14 and will poured onto the field Tuesday night. Tazawa; when Porcello threw one inside Mike Lowell pinch ran for Youkilis 8, Tabitha King 6, Ashley White 4, Taylor include age-appropriate sta- Order was restored minutes later to Boston first baseman Victor Martinez and Chris Lambert relieved Porcello. Turner 2, Kaitlyn Perkins 2, Ginger Madden 2. tions for baseball funda- without any punches thrown, but in the bottom, he took a few menacing David Ortiz singled and Jason Bay fol- ——— mentals including hitting, Youkilis and Porcello were ejected in the steps toward the mound before returning lowed with a three-run homer to tie the Cawood (32) — Melinda Irvin 13, fielding, pitching, bunting Chasity Stewart 11, Autumn Thomas 8. second inning. Porcello turned back to to the batter’s box. game 3-all. Black Mountain (13) — Rebecca and base running. scream at the umpire as he left the field. Youkilis led off the second inning and Cabrera, who remained in the game Middleton 4, Leah Evans 4, Bethany Day A registration fee of $35 Red Sox manager Terry Francona was was hit in the back with the first pitch. after he was hit in the first inning, left 3, Sammie Jo King 2. will be due on the first night ejected later in the inning for arguing He dropped his bat and ran toward with a 1-2 count on him when he came up of the camp. about a play at second base. Porcello, missing the pitcher with his bat- in the second. Ryan Raburn swung at the For more information, The hostilities had been brewing since ting helmet before wrapping him up and first pitch, which was in the dirt, to finish Wallins tops Cats contact coach John Lewis at Monday night, when Miguel Cabrera bringing him to the ground. the at-bat; the strikeout is charged to Lauren Lee poured in 27 [email protected] was hit in the top of the fourth and Players ran out of the dugouts and Cabrera. points as the Wallins Lady .us or call 573-4330. Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 7 Scorecard

W—Hanson 7-2. L—Lannan 8-9. HRs— 5. Denny Hamlin, 2,847. 26. Sam Hornish Jr., $2,721,663 Humphries to a one-year contract. Major League Baseball Atlanta, C.Jones (15). 6. Carl Edwards, 2,830. 27. Dale Earnhardt Jr., $2,681,989 FOOTBALL ON THE AIR ——— 7. Juan Pablo Montoya, 2,781. 28. AJ Allmendinger, $2,680,328 National Football League AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston 001 051 001 00 — 8 13 0 8. Kasey Kahne, 2,754. 29. Robby Gordon, $2,579,722 BUFFALO BILLS—Re-signed DB WLPctGB Florida 002 004 200 01 — 9 14 1 9. Ryan Newman, 2,727. 30. Jamie McMurray, $2,557,979 Antwain Spann. Signed OL Christian New York 70 43 .619 — TELEVISION (11 innings) 10. Greg Biffle, 2,718. Gaddis. Waived-injured DE Jermaine Oswalt, Fulchino (6), Byrdak (8), McGhee and center Marvin Philip. Boston 64 48 .571 5 1/2 ▼ AMATEUR SOFTBALL 11. Mark Martin, 2,716. Transactions Valverde (9), W.Wright (11), A.Arias (11) 12. Matt Kenseth, 2,685. CHICAGO BEARS—Signed LS J.J. Tampa Bay 61 52 .540 9 8 p.m. Toronto 54 58 .482 15 1/2 and I.Rodriguez; Volstad, T.Wood (5), 13. Kyle Busch, 2,627. Milan. ESPN2 — Big League World BASEBALL Baltimore 47 66 .416 23 Calero (7), Meyer (8), L.Nunez (9), Pinto 14. Brian Vickers, 2,589. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed WR MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL— Edward Williams. Waived WR Syndric Central Division Series, championship game, (10), Sanches (11) and Jo.Baker. W— 15. Clint Bowyer, 2,586. Sanches 3-1. L—W.Wright 2-2. Suspended Washington minor league P Steptoe. WLPctGB teams TBA, at Kalamazoo, 16. David Reutimann, 2,530. ——— Stephen Englund 50 games for testing MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed FB Joe Detroit 59 53 .527 — Mich. 17. Marcos Ambrose, 2,416. San Diego 020 016 310 —13 22 0 positive for an amphetamine in violation of Kowalewski. Chicago 58 56 .509 2 18. Jeff Burton, 2,350. Milwaukee 110 002 002 — 6 10 2 the Minor League Drug Prevention and HOCKEY Minnesota 54 58 .482 5 ▼ 19. Joey Logano, 2,280. MAJOR LEAGUE Richard, G.Burke (7), Mujica (8), Treatment Program. National Hockey League Cleveland 49 63 .438 10 20. Jamie McMurray, 2,206. BASEBALL R.Webb (9) and H.Blanco; Looper, American League PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Signed D Kansas City 44 68 .393 15 21. Casey Mears, 2,204. 8 p.m. C.Vargas (6), Stetter (6), DiFelice (6), CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Optioned Danny Syvret, D David Sloane, and G West Division 22. Kevin Harvick, 2,124. Colome (7), Weathers (8), Coffey (9) and RHP Carlos Torres to Charlotte (IL). Nicola Riopel to one-year contracts and C WLPctGB ESPN — Philadelphia at 23. Martin Truex Jr., 2,117. Kendall. W—Richard 2-0. L—Looper 10-6. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to Zac Rinaldo to a three-year contract. Los Angeles 67 44 .604 — Chicago Cubs 24. AJ Allmendinger, 2,109. HRs—San Diego, Venable (7), H.Blanco terms with LHP Matt Packer. Sent INF PHOENIX COYOTES—Signed a one- Texas 62 49 .559 5 WGN — Philadelphia at 25. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 2,108. (5). Milwaukee, M.Cameron (16), Hall (6). year affiliation agreement with Las Vegas Seattle 59 54 .522 9 26. Elliott Sadler, 2,082. Josh Barfield and RHP Jose Veras outright Chicago Cubs ——— (AHL). Oakland 50 63 .442 18 27. Bobby Labonte, 2,031. to Columbus (IL). Philadelphia 000 002 010 001— 4 3 0 COLLEGE ——— 28. Sam Hornish Jr., 2,021. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Claimed Chicago 002 000 001 000— 3 10 0 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFER- Tuesday’s Games (Jimenez 9-9), 8:40 p.m. 29. Reed Sorenson, 2,011. RHP John Bannister off waivers from (12 innings) ENCE—Named Connie Hurlbut senior Baltimore 3, Oakland 2 Thursday’s Games 30. David Ragan, 1,987. Texas. Happ, Park (7), Madson (8), Lidge (9), associate commissioner. Cleveland 5, Texas 0 San Diego at Milwaukee, 2:05 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Purchased Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. T.Walker (10), S.Eyre (10), Durbin (12) and AUGUSTA STATE—Announced men’s N.Y. Yankees 7, Toronto 5 MONEY LEADERS the contract of INF Randy Ruiz from Las Pittsburgh at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Ruiz; Harden, Marmol (8), Grabow (8), basketball F Alex Smith is transferring from Boston 7, Detroit 5 1. Tony Stewart, $5,084,829 Vegas (PCL). Houston at Florida, 7:10 p.m. A.Guzman (9), Gregg (11) and Soto. W— William & Mary. Kansas City 14, Minnesota 6 2. Matt Kenseth, $4,982,547 National League Washington at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. S.Eyre 2-1. L—Gregg 4-4. Sv—Durbin (2). GREENSBORO—Announced the resig- L.A. Angels 6, Tampa Bay 0 3. Jimmie Johnson, $4,607,420 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Placed HRs—Philadelphia, Rollins (14), nation of baseball coach Ken Carlyle. Chicago White Sox 3, Seattle 1 4. Jeff Gordon, $4,278,296 LHP Scott Schoeneweis on the 15-day DL. B.Francisco (2). 5. Kevin Harvick, $4,073,208 Recalled LHP Daniel Schlereth from PEPPERDINE—Named Saki Uechi Wednesday’s Games Linescores ——— women’s assistant golf coach. Toronto (R.Romero 10-5) at N.Y. 6. Kyle Busch, $4,044,855 Mobile (SL). Released RHP Tom Gordon. Cincinnati 310 000 010 — 5 11 1 7. Carl Edwards, $3,693,770 ATLANTA BRAVES—Activated INF WILLIAM PATERSON—Added men’s Yankees (A.Burnett 10-5), 1:05 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 001 000 021 — 4 15 0 golf to their intercollegiate athletics pro- Oakland (Mazzaro 3-8) at Baltimore 8. Kasey Kahne, $3,603,819 Omar Infante from the 15-day DL. Texas 000 000 000 — 0 7 1 Lehr, Herrera (7), Masset (8), Rhodes 9. Joey Logano, $3,465,085 Optioned INF Diory Hernandez to gram beginning in the spring of 2011. (Berken 2-9), 1:35 p.m. Cleveland 005 000 00x — 5 6 0 (8), Cordero (9) and Hanigan; M.Boggs, Tampa Bay (Niemann 10-5) at L.A. 10. Jeff Burton, $3,384,075 Gwinnett (IL). Nippert, D.Mathis (7) and D.Reyes (7), Motte (7), T.Miller (8), 11. Mark Martin, $3,356,528 CINCINNATI REDS—Placed 3B Scott Angels (Bell 0-0), 3:35 p.m. Saltalamacchia; Laffey, Jo.Smith (7), Sipp B.Thompson (9) and Y.Molina. W—Lehr 2- Texas (Tom.Hunter 4-2) at Cleveland 12. Ryan Newman, $3,317,526 Rolen on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Hunting season (8) and Shoppach. W—Laffey 6-3. L— 0. L—M.Boggs 1-1. Sv—Cordero (25). 13. David Reutimann, $3,266,998 Aug. 8. Activated OF Chris Dickerson from (Carmona 2-6), 7:05 p.m. Nippert 3-1. HRs—St. Louis, Pujols (37). Detroit (Galarraga 6-10) at Boston 14. Juan Pablo Montoya, $3,264,323 the 15-day DL. ——— ——— 15. Greg Biffle, $3,139,509 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Optioned dates corrected (Beckett 13-4), 7:10 p.m. Toronto 003 100 001 — 5 8 0 Pittsburgh 014 001 010 — 7 11 0 Kansas City (Bannister 7-8) at 16. Denny Hamlin, $3,094,439 LHP Eric Stults to Albuquerque (PCL). The deer muzzleloader New York 210 000 04x — 7 14 0 Colorado 010 001 100 — 3 9 3 17. Brian Vickers, $3,070,173 Called up RHP Charlie Haeger from Minnesota (Liriano 4-11), 8:10 p.m. Richmond, Accardo (7), Carlson (8), Ohlendorf, Ascanio (7), J.Chavez (7), hunting season for Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 11-6) at 18. Kurt Busch, $3,027,084 Albuquerque. Roenicke (8) and Barajas; Chamberlain, Meek (9), Hanrahan (9) and Doumit; 19. Reed Sorenson, $2,996,914 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed RHP Kentucky was listed Seattle (F.Hernandez 12-4), 10:10 p.m. Bruney (7), Coke (8), D.Robertson (8), Chacin, Fogg (3), Beimel (8), Daley (9) Thursday’s Games 20. Martin Truex Jr., $2,996,822 Todd Wellemeyer on the 15-day DL. incorrectly in the Harlan Ma.Rivera (9) and Posada. W— and Iannetta. W—Ohlendorf 10-8. L— 21. Clint Bowyer, $2,957,534 Recalled RHP Mitchell Boggs from Triple- Texas at Cleveland, 12:05 p.m. D.Robertson 2-1. L—Carlson 1-5. Sv— Chacin 0-1. HRs—Colorado, Tulowitzki County Outdoors section. Kansas City at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. 22. Bobby Labonte, $2,870,261 A Memphis (PCL). Ma.Rivera (33). HRs—Toronto, Ruiz (1), (22), C.Gonzalez (3). 23. David Stremme, $2,867,087 BASKETBALL The correct dates are Oct. Detroit at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Encarnacion (1). New York, H.Matsui (17), ——— N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 24. Paul Menard, $2,806,699 NBA Development League 17-18, 2009. Posada (15). New York 010 100 000 — 2 8 2 25. Marcos Ambrose, $2,739,168 RENO BIGHORNS—Signed coach Jay ——— Arizona 103 100 10x — 6 11 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Oakland 000 110 000 — 2 7 0 Li.Hernandez, Redding (5), Feliciano WLPctGB Baltimore 010 020 00x — 3 8 1 (7), Stokes (8) and Schneider; Scherzer, WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 12, 2009 Philadelphia 62 48 .564 — Cahill, Marshall (8) and K.Suzuki; J.Gutierrez (7), E.Vasquez (8) and Florida 60 53 .531 3 1/2 Da.Hernandez, Albers (7), Baez (8), Montero. W—Scherzer 7-6. L— 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 Atlanta 59 54 .522 4 1/2 Ji.Johnson (9) and Moeller. W— Li.Hernandez 7-7. HRs—New York, Maya&M. Nightly The NewsHour With Live From Lincoln Center (N) Wide Angle Tavis Charlie New York 52 61 .460 11 1/2 Da.Hernandez 8-8. L—Cahill 6-12. Sv— Francoeur (10). WETP Business Jim Lehrer Smiley Rose ! Washington 40 73 .354 23 1/2 Ji.Johnson (4). HRs—Oakland, Hairston ——— Central Division (4), Kennedy (10). Los Angeles 000 040 500 — 9 11 0 News NBC Inside Access H. 50 Funniest Phrases America's Got The Philanthropist News (:35) WLEX ! WLPctGB ——— San Fran. 001 000 000 — 1 4 1 News Edition Pt. 2 of 2 from Aug 5 Talent (N) (N) Tonight St. Louis 63 52 .548 — Detroit 300 000 002 — 5 7 1 Wolf, Ja.McDonald (9) and R.Martin; News World Judge The Who Wants to Be a Wipeout (N) Primetime: Crime News (:35) WATE Chicago 58 53 .523 3 Boston 031 020 10x — 7 7 1 J.Martinez, M.Valdez (5), Medders (6), News Judy Insider Millionaire? (N) (N) News ! Milwaukee 55 57 .491 6 1/2 Porcello, Lambert (2), Perry (7), Seay (8) Howry (7), Affeldt (9) and B.Molina, A. World The Ent. 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Maher (:15) <+++ Death Race (2008, Action) <+++ Wanted (2008, Action) Morgan <++ Mirrors (2008, Horror) (:50) PAWN SHOP • Wh i t e s b urg 6 3 3 - 8 7 8 4 MAX Joan Allen, Jason Statham. Freeman, James McAvoy. Paula Patton, Kiefer Sutherland. Busty ! (4:45) # <+++ (:55) <++ The Preacher's Wife (‘96) Nurse Weeds < The Deal (‘07, Drama) David (:45) < Buy or Sell: • Guns • Gold • J o h n s o n C i t y 4 2 3 - 9 2 6 - 9 0 9 5 SHOW The Great Debaters Whitney Houston, Denzel Washington. Jackie Morriessey, Michael Sheen. Fling ! • Knives • Silver • Coins • Jewelry (:15) <+++ Canvas (2006, Drama) <+++ Good Dick (‘08, Com) <++ Year of the Dog (‘07) (:15) <++ C L A S S E S S TA RT I N G S E P T E M B E R 1 , O C TO B E R 6 , & N OV E M B E R 3 TMC 106 S. Main St. • 573-7222 Marcia Gay Harden, Joe Pantoliano. Tom Arnold, Jason Ritter. Peter Sarsgaard, Molly Shannon. Universal Remote ! Classified Page 8 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Wednesday, August 12, 2009

NOTICE OF BOND RELEASE cellent condition, CLASSIFIED DEADLINES In accordance with KRS 350.093, notice is hereby Events/ $35,000. Call 606- APPALACHIAN HEART CENTER given that Nally & Hamilton Enterprises, Inc., P.O. 523-5741. START DAY DEADLINE Box 157, Bardstown, Kentucky 40004 has applied for 090 Notices Monday Thursday 3 P.M. a Phase I bond release on Permit No 897-0477 FOR SALE: 3 HAS AN OPENING FOR A Tuesday Friday 11 A.M. which was last issued November 20, 2008. The per- bedroom/2 bath mit area covers a surface area of approximately PARTY ROOMS Wednesday Monday 11 A.M. 162.61 acres. AVAILABLE! ranch, 2 years old, NURSE PRACTICIONER Thursday Tuesday 11 A.M. The permit area is approximately 1.9 miles East from Pizza party or 1104 square feet, Excellent Pay And Benefits Are Available Friday Wednesday 11 A.M. Ky. 699's junction with Ky. 221 and located Southeast steak party. Bring 310 Bath House Saturday Thursday 11 A.M. of Leatherwood in Perry and Harlan Counties. Road in Kenvir. The bond now in effect for the permit is a surety in your own cake or FOR MORE INFORMATION: ADJUSTMENTS the amount of $499,700.00 of which approximately we can make it for 88K. Financing Contact Betty At: 60% of the original amount of $499,700.00 is to be you. No charge for available. Brad *Please check your ad for accuracy on included in this application for release. rooms. 859-986-2321. PHONE: 606-439-4433 the first day it appears and call imme- Reclamation work performed included: All mining area was backfilled , graded with all highwalls eliminated Ken & Paul’s diately if correction is needed. The pub- FOR SALE: New and the area was seeded, this work was completed in Family EMAIL: [email protected] lisher will be responsible for errors for home, safe neigh- the spring of 2009. Steakhouse only one insertion. Liability for errors Written comments, objection and request for a public borhood, located shall not exceed the cost of that portion hearing or informal conference must be filed with the & Pizza at Banner Fork in Employment Opportunity of space occupied by such error. Director, Division of Field Services, #2 Hudson Hollow 573-7776 Wallins. 573-6277 Cable T.V. Lineman Complex, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 by Monday, or 273-5806. September 28, 2009. • Experience Preferred GENERAL INFORMATION A public hearing on the application has been sched- Lost & MID-CENTURY uled for Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 10:00 150 Found Pick Up Application at AND POLICIES a.m., at the Department for Natural Resources, Lon- BRICK, new roof, don Regional Office, 85 State Police Road , London wood floors, walls 124 S. First St. *Rate charges are determined at time of Kentucky 40741. This hearing will be canceled if no and ceilings, 4 Send Resume to: ad placement. request for a hearing or informal conference is re- *The Harlan Daily Enterprise reserves ceived by Monday, September 28, 2009. BR, 2-1/2 baths, Harlan Community T.V. the right to correctly classify and edit all LR w/fireplace, P.O. Box 592 copy. DR, kitchen, great NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE Harlan, Ky 40831 *Cancellations must be made two days Pursuant to Application No. room, 821 Ivy Hill. in advance by calling 573-4510. 606-273-1312 or No Telephone Calls Please 848-5360, Major Revision #6 *The publisher reserves the right to 859-309-0930. Equal Opportunity Employer reject or cancel any ad at any time. In accordance with KRS 350.070, notice is hereby given that D & C Mining Corporation, P.O. Box 148, *Card of Thanks Ads — one insertion — Fries, VA 24330, has applied for a major revision to $18.00. LOST: in Stanfield Mobile Employment Opportunity an existing underground coal mining and reclamation Homes *In Memoriam Ads — one insertion — operation located 2.25 miles northeast of Cranks in area, Boxer dog 710 Cable T.V. Receptionist/Cashier $18.00. Harlan County. The major revision will add 0.00 acres named Dozier. *With Picture — $5.00 Extra, Total Cost of surface disturbance and will underlie an additional • Experience in Data Entry 9.50 acres, delete 1.50 acres for a net of 8.00 acres Reward. 573-4155 MOBILE HOME: $23.00. or 573-1433, ask New metal roof, • Money Management More than 3 inches of copy — $33.50, making a total area of 950.70 acres within the revised permit boundary. with picture — $38.50. for Doris. fireplace, clean, Pick Up Application at The proposed major revision area is approximately $5,000. Must be 0.50 miles northeast from KY 421's junction with Gar- 124 S. First St. CLASSIFICATIONS rett Hollow Road and located in Mill Creek. The lati- Help moved. 558-3477 Send Resume to: tude is 36° 46' 14". The longitude is 83° 08' 28". 200 Wanted after 5:30 p.m. Harlan Community T.V. 001 - PUBLIC NOTICES (LEGALS) 480 - CHILDREN’S ITEMS The proposed major revision is located on the Evarts 090 - EVENTS/NOTICES 490 - CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES U.S.G.S. 7-1/2 minute quadrangle map. There is no Building P.O. Box 592 100 - AUCTION NOTICES 500 - BUILDING MATERIALS surface area to be affected by the major revision. The CHEERLEADING Harlan, Ky 40831 110 - HAPPY ADS 510 - HOME HEATING/COOLING major revision will underlie land owned by Kentucky Lots / INSTRUCTORS 740 120 - PERSONALS 520 - BOATS/MOTORS Department of Transportation, Ronnie Dan Jackson, Home Sites No Telephone Calls Please 130 - CARD OF THANKS 530 - CAMPERS & RV’S Dulcimer Land Company and Hill Rental. NEEDED for com- Equal Opportunity Employer 140 - IN MEMORIAM 540 - SPORTS EQUIPMENT The major revision proposes to include additional un- petitive cheer 550 - PHYSICAL FITNESS 150 - LOST & FOUND derground mining area located on adjacent leased FOR SALE: Land 160 - TRAVEL/TICKETS 560 - BICYCLES, SKATES property, as the result of NC#23-1249 which ad- squad in the Har- 170 - BULLETIN BOARD 570 - HOBBIES & CRAFTS dressed the extraction ratio being exceeded thus the lan area. Must located in Loyall 580 - THIS ‘N THAT (ODDS & ENDS) 200 - HELP WANTED subsidence protection zones are recalculated. on Cedar Street 210 - SENIOR/CHILD CARE 590 - ITEMS WANTED have cheerleading The major revision application has been filed for pub- 220 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED 600 - GARAGE/YARD SALES and dance exp. 50X100, consider lic inspection at the Department for Surface Mining 230 - INSTRUCTION/SCHOOLS 610 - FLEA MARKETS and must be 18 or a trade-in 240 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 650 - APARTMENTS/ROOMS Reclamation and Enforcement’s Middlesboro Region- 250 - FINANCIAL SERVICES 660 - HOMES FOR RENT al Office, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, Middles- older. Fun Job $10,000. 837- 260 - HOME/HEALTH SERVICES 670 - VACATION RENTALS boro, Kentucky 40965. Written comments, objections part-time evening 3089. 270 - RENTAL SERVICES 680 - COMMERCIAL RENTALS or requests for a permit conference must be filed with hours, 1 to 2 280 - BUSINESS SERVICES 690 - WANTED TO RENT the Director of the Division of Permits, #2 Hudson 290 - FARM SERVICES 700 - HOMES FOR SALE Hollow Complex, US 127, South, Frankfort, KY nights per week. If Automobiles 300 - PETS/PET SUPPLIES 710 - MOBILE HOMES 40601. interested please 310 - LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES 720 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 800 for Sale 320 - FARM CROPS 730 - FARMS & ACREAGE call 1-866-852- 330 - FARM MACHINE & SUPPLIES 740 - BUILDING LOTS/HOME SITES 3983. 340 - PETS/FARM ITEMS WANTED 750 - RECREATIONAL PROPERTY THE FINAL SETTLEMENT of Estate of Ted Roberts 1998 HONDA 350 - FRESH, FOOD TREATS 760 - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE has been filed in my office to lay over for exceptions, CIVIC, white, 360 - LAWN & GARDEN 770 - REAL ESTATE WANTED which must be filed on or before 8-13-09. Business 150,000 miles, 400 - ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES 800 - AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK 410 - APPLIANCES 810 - SPORTS/CLASSIC CARS 280 Services new shocks, tires, HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT 420 - HOME FURNISHING 820 - TRUCKS, VANS, 4x4’s springs, brake 430 - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 830 - MOTORCYCLES, ATV’S 840 - HEAVY EQUIPMENT PRESSURE pads, front wheel 440 - MUSICAL MERCHANDISE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE 450 - AUDIO/VIDEO 850 - AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES WASHING: bearing, custom 460 - HOME ELECTRONICS 860 - AUTO SERVICES & PART Pursuant to head and tail 470 - OFFICE EQUIPMENT 870 - AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Homes, Chur- Application No. 848-7030 ches, Businesses, lights. Serviced In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby Vinyl Siding, regularly. Pioneer given that Sandlick Coal Company, LLC ; P.O. Box M, Public Notices St. Charles, Virginia 24282, has applied for a permit Decks, Concrete, stereo system. for a surface coal mining and reclamation operation Brick, Pools. All $1,800. 573-5163 001 affecting 46.17 acres located 2.4 miles south of the work guaranteed. or 273-0188. community of Coldiron in Harlan County. The proposed operation is approximately 2.4 miles Call Mike 574- ESTATE OF: Annie Mae Hall south from KY 2007's junction with US 119 and is lo- 8966. Motorcycles, FIDUCIARY: Joe Frederick Hall cated in Foresters Creek. The latitude is 36-47-44. 830 ATV’s FIDUCIARY: Claudia Mae Perry The longitude is 83-27-21. STORAGE SPA- APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-9-09 The proposed operation is located on the Wallins CES for rent. FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-9-2010 Creek U.S.G.S. 7-1/2 minute quadrangle map. The 10X24, 10X10, FOR SALE: 2002 ATTORNEY: J.D. Smith, 111 North Third Street, Har- operation will use surface area, Haul Road only. The lan, KY 40831 surface area is owned by Pocahontas Development 8X10. All spaces CR-250-R Dirt PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK Corporation. are 10 feet tall. Bike, $1,800, ex- HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT The application has been filed for public inspection at Storage in the city cellent condition, the Department for Surface Mining Reclamation and serious inquiries Enforcement’s Middlesboro Regional Office, 1804 limits and is gated. ESTATE OF: Carl Edward Roberts East Cumberland Avenue, Middlesboro, Kentucky Call 273-2073. only. 273-3097. FIDUCIARY: Pauline Roberts 40965. Written comments, objections or requests for APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-16-09 a permit conference must be filed with the Director of FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-16-2010 the Division of Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow Complex, Pets / ATTORNEY: Pauline Roberts, 14210 Grand Pre US 127, South, Frankfort, KY 40601. 300 Pet Care Road Apt. 103, Silver Springs, MD 20906 PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE DOG GROOMING Pursuant to Application No. Tina Harris. ESTATE OF: Gladys Fowler Hoskins 848-0190 Amendment #8 Phone 573–1219. FIDUCIARY: Robert Vernon Hoskins Jr. In accordance with the provisions of KRS 350.070, APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 notice is hereby given that Sandlick Coal Co., LLC., Keith Nelson FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 P.O. Box M; St. Charles, Virginia 24282 (Phone: 606- Carrier ATTORNEY: S. Parker Boggs, P.O. Box 875, Harlan, 664-7770), has applied for an amendment to an exist- Dog Grooming KY 40831 ing surface coal mining and reclamation operation lo- 573-7031 PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK cated 1.5 miles southwest of Coldiron in Harlan Coun- HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT ty. The amendment will add 20.02 acres of surface disturbance and 0.00 acres of auger area for a total This ‘n That ESTATE OF: Homer Browning area of 1,097.35 acres within the amended permit 580 (Odds & FIDUCIARY: Norma Sizemore boundary. Ends) APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 The proposed amendment area is approximately 1.7. FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 miles southwest from Ky. 2007's junction with US 119 and located on the headwaters of Rocky Branch, Flat ATTORNEY: John Carter, P.O. Box 470, Harlan, KY LANDSCAPING 40831 Branch, Saylors Branch and Foresters Creek. PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK The proposed amendment is located on the Wallins FERNS, Wisteria, HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT Creek U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute quadrangle map. The sur- Angel’s Trumpet, face area to be disturbed by the amendment is owned Needed by Pocahontas Development Corp., and J.A.D. Coal Butterfly Bushes, ESTATE OF: Irene Bailey Co., Inc. The operation will underlie Pocahontas De- cheap prices, 573- FIDUCIARY: Ivan Dennis Moore velopment Corp. and J.A.D. Coal Co., Inc. The opera- 7461. Also gas APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 tion will use the contour, area, and auger method of range like new. FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 surface mining. ATTORNEY: Ronald Cox, 103 East Central Street, The amendment application has been filed for public • Harlan To Kildav Harlan, KY 40831 inspection at the Department for Surface Mining, Rec- Apartments/ PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK lamation and Enforcement's Middlesboro Regional Of- HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT fice, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue; Middlesboro, 650 Rooms 2 1/2 hours a day, 5 days a week Kentucky 40965. Written comments, objections, or re- quests for a permit conference must be filed with the • Evarts To Closplint ESTATE OF: John Napier Director, Division of Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, U.S. FOR RENT: 1 BR FIDUCIARY: Barbara Hansel 127 South; Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. Apartment in Loy- APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-29-09 all. Call 573-5756. 2 1/2 hours a day, 5 days a week FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-29-2010 ATTORNEY: Michael Taylor, P.O. Drawer 937, Mid- THE FINAL SETTLEMENT of Estate of John B. Hel- • Putney To Cumberland dlesboro, KY 40965 ton has been filed in my office to lay over for excep- Homes PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK tions, which must be filed on or before 8-13-09. HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK 660 for Rent 2 1/2 hours a day, 5 days a week HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT ESTATE OF: Lawrence Carter Howard MOBILE HOMES • New York/Cloverlick FIDUCIARY: Norma Sizemore THE FINAL SETTLEMENT of Estate of Arlie Sergent for rent at Day APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 has been filed in my office to lay over for exceptions, 2 hours a day, 5 days a week FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 which must be filed on or before 8-13-09. Branch, and Col- ATTORNEY: John Carter, P.O. Box 470, Harlan, KY PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK diron. No HUD. 40831 HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT 573-8395 after 4 PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK p.m. or 273-6131 HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT THE FINAL SETTLEMENT of Estate of Kenneth anytime. ALL CARRIERS MUST HAVE Slusher has been filed in my office to lay over for ex- ESTATE OF: Nannie Head ceptions, which must be filed on or before 8-13-09. FIDUCIARY: Lon E. Head PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK Wanted APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT to Rent FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 690 • A Dependable Vehicle ATTORNEY: Lon E. Head, 114 Cannonack Trail, Cor- THE FINAL SETTLEMENT of Estate of Mary Blair bin, KY 40701 has been filed in my office to lay over for exceptions, RETIRED COU- PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK • Valid Driver’s License which must be filed on or before 8-27-09. PLE seeks 2 BR HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK house for rent. HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT Prefer Harlan wa- ESTATE OF: Robert Miller FIDUCIARY: Geraldine Asher ter system, central APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-16-09 heat/air. Referen- FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-16-2010 ces available. Call Harlan Daily Enterprise ATTORNEY: Bill Hayes, P.O. Box 817, Middlesboro, KY 40965 573-6156 or 573- PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK 5561 after 6 p.m. HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT (606)573-4510 Homes ESTATE OF: Stella Ball for Sale FIDUCIARY: Ralph Ball 700 APPOINTMENT DATE: 7-30-09 Monday – Friday FILE CLAIMS BY: 1-30-2010 2002 FLEET- ATTORNEY: Karen Davenport, P.O. Box 349, Harlan, KY 40831 WOOD Double- PAUL F. WILLIAMS, CLERK wide, 3 BR, 2 9 A.M. – 4 P.M. HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT bath, 28X70, ex- Harlan Daily Enterprise - Page 9

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001 Public Notices LEGAL NOTICE

Pursuant to KRS 424, the Financial Statement of Harlan County for fiscal year 2008- 2009 has been prepared and copies have been furnished to each local newspaper of general circulation, each news service, and each local radio or television station which has on file a written request to be provided a statement. Required sections of the auditor’s report will be published within thirty days after completion of the audit. Citizens may obtain a copy of the audit report at a rate not to exceed $0.25 per page. Citizens may also obtain copies of the annual financial statement at no cost in the office of the County Judge Executive.

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STATE OF KENTUCKY

COUNTY OF HARLAN

Before me, Ollie McGregor, a notary public in and for Harlan County, Kentucky on this the 5th day of August 2009, appeared Ryan Creech, known to me, who being duly sworn, states on oath he is the Treasurer of Harlan County, and that the contents of the foregoing Financial Statement of Harlan County (including the attached Schedule of Disbursements) for the year ended June 30, 2009 is true to the best of affiant’s knowledge and belief.

Subscribed and sworn to before me by Ryan Creech on this 5th day of August, 2009 8-12 Page 13 John's Page 8/11/09 6:00 PM Page 1 School Spotlight Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 13

Cawood Elementary School

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ABOVE: Members of Cawood Elementary’s School’s First Priority Club are pictured.

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Pictured are, from left, front row: Autumn Hensley, Stephanie Shepherd, Harold Bargo, Kassie Robinson, Jonah Smith, Stacey Miracle, Abby Reeve and Delissa Noe; second row: Jessica Stewart, Chelsea Bovee, Alison Harris, Kayla Curry, Brianna Pace, Ricky Skidmore, Katie Smith and Abby Landis; third row: Steven Skidmore, Hannah Burkhart, Zack Caldwell, Cody Bumgardner, Melissa Stewart, Haley Cook, Alyssa Gooden and Shannon Saylor; fourth row: Megan Smith, Lindsay Hensley, Christa Stringer, Samantha Garrett, Emily Landis, Breanna Bray, Justin Hensley, Kimber Noe, Joey Grubbs, Bobby Rowlett, Natalie Patterson, Mason Reeves and Aaron Caldwell; back row: Joey Grubbs, Bobby Rowlett, Luke Caldwell, Danny Doepel and Natalie Patterson; back row: Mason Reeves and Aaron Caldwell.

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Pictured are, from left, front row: Donnie Middleton, Devin Duffield, Ricky Skidmore, Pictured are, from left, front row: Stephanie Shepherd, Harold Bargo, Kassie Robinson, Melinda Irvin, Jessica Baker, and Billy Brown; second row: Chyna Goodin, Chastity Jonah Smith, Stacey Miracle, Abby Reeve and Delissa Noe; second row: Chelsea Stewart, Toni Irvin, Nick Clem, Abby Landis, Brandon Hathcock and Justin Long; back Bovee, Alison Harris, Kayla Curry, Brianna Pace, Katie Smith, Abby Landis and Jacob row: Dalton Arwood, Katelyn Fee, Dakota Smith, Autumn Thompsan, Jessica Grubbs Bargo; third row: Hannah Burkhart, Steven Skidmore, Melissa Stewart, Haley Cook, and Freddy Epperson. Ricky Skidmore and Bella Noe; back row: Jacob Hensley, Lindsay Hensley, Christa Stringer, Mason Reeves, Jacob Howard and Tiffani Green.

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Pictured are, from left, front row: Samuel Harris, Kelli Noe, Chaley Stevens, Jacob Muncy, Chad Farmer, Autumn Hensley, Katie Cooper, Abby Reeves, Stacy Miracle, BRANDON GOINS/Harlan Daily Enterprise Jonah Smith and Dalton Baker; back row: Robert Roselie, Cayla Blanton, Taylor Stephens, Skyler Cooper, Claudie Albergo, Robert Hartsock, Katie Smith, Daniel Pictured are, from left, front row: Shelby Ledford, Chelsea Thompson, Taylor Baker, Hensley, Jess Doepel and Jacob Maggard Emily Waggner, Whitney Curry, Brittany Jones, Jessica Brock, Zack Perkins, Shane Maggard, Josh Perkins, Freddie Gray and Miranda Skidmore; second row: Charlie Napier, Stephanie Shephard, Hanna Powers, Charley Cooper, Katelynn Duffield, Alyssa Collins, Caleb Skidmore, Kabrina Lynch and Delissa Noe; back row: Harold Bargo, Hunter Burkhart, Jerad Helton, Abby Thompson, Kassie Robinson. Send your school photos to [email protected] Page 14 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Going Out Of Business SALE DOORS WILL CLOSE AUGUST 15! ALL MERCHANDISE AT OR BELOW DEALER COST!! FINANCING AVAILABLE! NO TRADE-INS! NO DEALERS ‘TIL AUGUST 15. • ATVS • SIDE BY SIDES • DIRT BIKES RHINO TERYX • ROAD BIKES MULE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. • SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Myers Yamaha-Kawasaki Highway 25 • Barbourville, KY 40906 (606)545-5402 The T Thhee DiningDDiinniinngg GuideGGuuiiddee

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