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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2011 VOLUME 99, NUMBER 311 PRINTED WITH RECYCLED NEWSPRINT WilliamsonDailyNews.com NEWSSTAND PRICE IS 50 CENTS Hundreds ‘Light the Night’ for young man’s life By CHAD ABSHIRE mourn his loss,” Hunt Staff Writer said, “that is something WILLIAMSON - Last Photo by Brandon Roberts we will always do. In- Pike County and state officials and employees gathered in Pike County Judge- Saturday night, a memo- stead, it was a night to Executive Wayne T. Rutherford’s conference room on Monday to sign the neces- sary paperwork in order to receive $3.4 million in mitigation (buyout) funds for rial was held at the soft- celebrate his beautiful flood victims. Pictured, from left, is Rutherford’s Chief of Staff Jeanne Robinson, Rutherford, Pike County Floodplain Coordinator Jimmy Kiser, Rep. W. Keith Hall ball field in Williamson, spirit and the joy of his and Kentucky Emergency Management’s Nancy Price. celebrating the life of life.” Adam York. His mother, Robin, County receives flood buyout money Called “Light the read a poem she had Special to the Daily News cal, which will likely Night,” the event was written for him and then PIKEVILLE, Ky. – come in the in-kind form. attended by hundreds of spoke of the life her son Nearly two dozen people Those receiving buyout Adam’s friends and fam- lived and how much he will soon be moved out offers were pre-screened ily members. loved his family and of the floodplain perma- and pre-chosen by FEMA Bessie Hunt, Ad- friends. She also asked nently. and KYEM. am’s aunt, said that she for justice for her son. On Monday, Nov. “Today is a great day,” “stopped counting when “We want justice for 7, Greg Shanks, Inter- Rutherford said. “We are she reached 200,” in ref- Adam,” Robin said. nal Policy Analyst II for blessed to have received erence to the number of Just as “Light the Kentucky Emergency the assistance we have people who came out Night” was beginning at Management, arrived in gotten and we should all to honor her nephew’s 8 p.m., Hunt said that a Pikeville to deliver the be happy that finally, we memory. Norfolk Southern train necessary paperwork to are going to be able to The memorial, which passed by the field at Pike County Judge-Ex- fix this problem and help was held outside, began around 8:02 p.m. She ecutive Wayne T. Ruther- these people.” at 8 p.m. and despite cold found it touching, saying ford and begin the buyout Shanks praised Pike temperatures, lasted for it was poetic. process of homes de- County officials and em- roughly two and a half “I don’t know if it was stroyed by flooding. ployees for the timely hours. purposely held and that’s The money, $3.4 mil- manner in which the re- During the tribute to how Norfolk Southern lion, is 75 percent federal quest was filed. Adam, gospel music was decided to honor Adam money, 12 percent state “This project was put provided by Gary and or it was on schedule, funds and 13 percent lo- ■ Turn to Buyout/6 Shelly Stewart and Ralph but it was beautiful,” she and Elizabeth Pyszkows- Photo by Kara Vance said. ki, and speakers included Around 75 three-foot tall Japanese lanterns “It was almost like his mother Robin York, were lit and sent skyward, lighting the night for a sign from Adam,” an Salvation Army his uncle Mike York, and Adam York last Saturday. emotional Hunt told the his best friend, Curtis Daily News. “It was like Hunt. Adam was a graduate to have been driving the he was telling us, ‘I’m al- The portion of the of Belfry High School vehicle at the time of the right.’” seeks bell ringers ceremony that lived up and a train conductor for accident. Adam York was born By CHAD ABSHIRE volunteers “can have to the name of “Light Norfolk Southern. He Adam was the only Oct. 2, 1989, in Pikeville, Staff Writer scheduled hours,” Din- the Night,” involved the was killed while a pas- man who died that night. Ky., the son of Chester WILLIAMSON - The gess said, allowing for lighting of 75 three-foot senger in a drunk driv- Smith was injured, but is Ray and Robin Jill Tack- sounds of the holiday flexible times for those tall Japanese lanterns, ing accident on Oct. 13. reportedly improving. ett York. He was buried at season will soon be pen- performing this deed out which were then set aloft He was in a Toyota SUV The case is still un- Mountain View Memory etrating the air, chiming of natural kindness. Pay- by friends and family with three other men: der investigation by the Gardens, Huddy, Ky., on their way into everyone’s ment was not discussed members. Josh Miller, Zack Smith Mingo County Sheriffs Oct. 15. head. with the Daily News, but They lit the night sky and Paul David Howard Department. He was 22-years-old. But for that to happen, was briefly mentioned. above Williamson. Jr. Miller was believed “It was not a night to there have to be bell ring- “This (Kettle Season) ers. provides food for the The Salvation Army needy in the commu- will begin taking applica- nity,” Dingess said. “It W.Va. justices set Nov. 17 redistricting hearing tions for bell ringers this also provides individuals Friday, Nov. 11, and next with extra money for the LAWRENCE MESSINA The Supreme Court Senate districts bounded sharing delegate districts Associated Press Friday, Nov. 18, for the holidays and a way vol- challenges seek to block by county lines. Others with neighbors. position. C H A R L E S T O N , unteers can give back to Secretary of State Natalie govern the drawing of Residents of Monon- Margaret Dingess, the community.” W.Va. (AP) — Legal Tennant, as West Virgin- single- and multi-county galia and Wood coun- bookkeeper for the Salva- challenges to West Vir- According to the Sal- ia’s elections chief, from House districts. The five ties filed the other Sen- tion Army, told the Daily vation Army’s website, ginia’s legislative redis- relying on the new maps petitions invoke these ate challenge, focusing News that prospective tricting plans cleared an the Red Kettle’s career for next year’s balloting. provisions to varying de- particularly on the new ringers need to bring a as a fundraiser began in initial hurdle Wednesday, Responding Friday to two gree. Some also cite the boundary lines that di- state-issued photo iden- when the state Supreme 1891, when Captain Jo- of the House of Delegates U.S. Constitution and the vide Monongalia County tification, as well as their seph McFee, a Salvation Court called on officials petitions, Tennant cited principle of one-person, among three districts. social security card, to to defend the new maps Army officer, resolved to such deadlines as the Jan. one-vote found in its 14th Only one other county, 108 Pike St. in William- provide a free Christmas and set a Nov. 17 hear- 9-28 candidate filing pe- Amendment. Wayne, is split among as son. There, those interest- ing for arguments in the dinner to the poor of San riod. She listed Dec. 1 as Kanawha County law- many counties. The Sen- ed in being a bell ringer Francisco. cases. the “effective go/no-go” yer Thornton Cooper ate plan otherwise keeps will fill out an applica- Five different petitions From his days as a sail- date for launching the filed separate petitions 42 of the remaining 53 tion. Dingess said there or in Liverpool, England, allege the Legislature 2012 election calendar. against each legislative counties intact within its was no need to bring a violated the West Vir- the captain remembered Tennant spokesman map. A Democrat, Coo- districts. resume. a large pot displayed. ginia Constitution when Jake Glance noted that per is among those ad- While noting that she The position of bell they redrew districts in Those who passed by the the Supreme Court has vocating single-member played no role in redraw- ringer is a paid one, but pot tossed money into it. response to the 2010 allowed for written re- districts for all 100 House ing the districts, Tennant Dingess said that volun- Census. Three target the McFee would late re- sponses by Monday to seats. While alleging oth- had asked the justices teers were welcomed and ceive permission from new House of Delegates the third House petition er shortcomings, Cooper in Friday’s response to encouraged. map, which distributes city authorities to place and the pair of Senate also argues that the Sen- uphold the House map. “We’ll be ringing from a crab pot and tripod at that chamber’s 100 seats challenges. ate plan failed to produce House Speaker Richard Nov. 14 until Christ- among 67 districts. The the Oakland ferry landing “It is the Court’s pre- compact districts. He did Thompson, D-Wayne, mas Eve,” Dingess said. at the foot of San Fran- other two oppose the re- rogative to set the cases not immediately respond urged the same in a Fri- “There is no ringing on shaping of the Senate’s cisco’s Market Place. The for oral arguments and to a request for comment day filing after success- Sundays.” kettle drew the of atten- 17, two-seat districts. we look forward to an- Wednesday. fully intervening in those This time of the year Also pending is a fed- tion from ferry passen- swering the Court’s ques- Putnam and Mason two cases. is called “Kettle Season,” gers and thus the tradition eral lawsuit targeting tions,” Glance said. county officials joined “We’re pleased that Dingess said, denoted by the district boundaries spread worldwide. The West Virginia to file one of the other the court understands the the fact that donations The money raised of West Virginia’s three Constitution mandates House challenges, while need to have these cases are dropped into kettles seats in the U.S. House from donations, Dingess equal representation Monroe County officials resolved quickly, so that located virtually every- said, goes toward three of Representatives. It for legislative districts. have filed one as well. the electoral process can where. was filed Friday in U.S. programs: Christmas One provision requires Each county alleges the proceed according to The hours for paid food baskets, an Angel District Court in Martins- compact and contiguous new map wrongly has it ■ Turn to Redistricting/6 ringers are from 10 a.m. ■ Ringers/6 burg. until 7 p.m. However, Turn to Thank John Doe ­— Williamson Weather View the you ... for subscribing to the Daily News Today: Sunny skies. High Inside 51F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph. Classifieds ...... 9 Entertainment ...... 7 Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low online around 30F. Winds WNW at Comics ...... 10 Obituaries ...... 6 5 to 10 mph. www.williamsondailynews.com Editorial ...... 4 Sports ...... 5 A2

2 ■ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2011 WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS Nation Dow sinks 389 as Europe uncertainty deepens DAVID K. RANDALL rency or a bruising recession borrowing rate has skyrocketed sharply, too. The main stock Italian Premier Silvio Ber- MATTHEW CRAFT that would hurt the U.S. to a level that is widely consid- index in Italy finished the day lusconi promised late Tuesday AP Business Writers They sold stocks as a result. ered to be unsustainable. The down 3.8 percent. The DAX in- to step aside after a new budget The Dow finished down 389.24 higher rates will make it far dex in Germany and the CAC- is passed, but there are con- NEW YORK (AP) — Trou- points, at 11,780.94. more difficult and expensive 40 in France each declined 2.2 cerns that the transition will be ble on two fronts in the Euro- “The market loves a quick for Italy to roll over its debts. It percent. difficult. Markets see Berlus- pean debt crisis sent American solution, and we’re obviously has over $400 billion to raise in In the United States, prices coni as an impediment to far- stocks tumbling Wednesday not getting one,” said Mark 2012 alone. Italy’s total econo- rose for assets seen by inves- reaching economic reforms. to their biggest loss since the Lehmann, director of equities my is about $2 trillion. tors as reasonably safe. The The benchmark Italian bond rocky trading of last summer. of JMP Securities. The 389-point decline for dollar rose 1.6 percent against rate spiked to 7.4 percent, a The Dow Jones industrial aver- The slide in stocks was the Dow was the worst since the euro, a reflection of the in- startling increase of 0.82 per- age fell almost 400 points. broad: Only a single stock in Sept. 22. The S&P 500 closed stability in the 17 nations that cent point from the day before. Stocks were down from the the Standard & Poor’s 500, down 46.82 points at 1,229.10. use the euro. It settled down later in the day, opening bell after borrowing Best Buy, finished higher for The S&P, the broadest major The yield on the 10-year to 7.26 percent. costs in Italy spiked to danger- the day. Financial companies stock index, declined 3.7 per- Treasury note fell to 1.96 per- In Greece, Prime Minister ous levels, a sign that investors are losing faith in Italy’s ability were among the hardest hit be- cent, its worst day since Aug. cent from 2.08 percent Tues- George Papandreou told the to repay its national debt. cause they would suffer first if 18. day, a steep drop. Falling Trea- nation that the political parties “Italy is potentially too big Europe’s debt problem spins Over the summer, swings sury yields are a sign of rising were joining together to save it to bail out, but that’s the prob- out of control. of 3 or 4 percent a day for the bond prices, both indications from going broke. Then power- lem,” said Ryan Detrick, senior Morgan Stanley stock stock market were common. that investors feel safe buying sharing talks broke down, and technical strategist at Schaef- plunged 8 percent and Gold- Investors were focused on a American debt. political leaders failed to name fer’s Investment Research. “It’s man Sachs 7 percent. In regula- debt showdown in Washington In Italy, the yield on the a new prime minister. spiraling out, and the question tory filings last week, Morgan and fear of a second recession. benchmark government bond Papandreou threw world is now, how do you fix it?” Stanley reported it had $1.8 bil- Lately, Europe has pushed blew past 7 percent. That was markets into turmoil last In Greece, meanwhile, lion in liabilities related to Ita- everything else to the back considered an important level week when he stunned Euro- power-sharing talks aimed at ly, and Goldman said it had $28 burner, and the volatility has because Greece, Portugal and pean leaders by announcing avoiding a default broke down billion related to all of Europe. continued. Last week, the Dow Ireland required bailouts from he would put a hard-fought in chaos. Markets fear that a cha- fell 276 points Monday and other nations when their bond bailout deal for Greece up for The Italian economy is more otic default by Greece would 297 points Tuesday, both be- yields hit 7 percent. a popular vote. He later backed than six times larger than that of lead to huge losses for Euro- cause of instability in Europe. Italy is of more concern be- off that plan and announced he Greece, which so far has been pean banks. That could cause a It rose 100 or more three of the cause it has the third-largest would step aside. the center of the continent’s global lending freeze similar to next five days. economy in Europe — more When an interim govern- debt problem. American inves- what happened after the invest- The Nasdaq composite in- than twice as big as Greece, ment takes over for him, its tors are worried that the con- ment house Lehman Brothers dex finished Wednesday down Portugal and Ireland combined. main job will be to secure the sequences from Europe could fell in 2008. 105.84, or 3.9 percent, at And its debt, $2.6 trillion, is next $11 billion or so of the include a freeze in lending, the In Italy, where the crisis is 2,621.65. too large for other European $150 billion bailout package disintegration of the euro cur- only beginning, the country’s European stock markets fell countries to erase. set up for Greece last year. Four Ga. militia suspects plead not guilty to charges GREG BLUESTEIN in north Georgia. Prosecu- Thomas and 67-year-old too old and infirm to carry patriotic man I’ve ever of government officials Associated Press tors said for the first time Dan Roberts of conspiring out such ambitious attacks. met.” who needed to be “taken that the men talked of as- to obtain an explosive and Thomas is a great-grand- Prosecutors dismissed out”; talked about scatter- GAINESVILLE, Ga. sassinating U.S. Attorney possessing an unregistered father and suffers from a claims that the men are too ing ricin from a plane or a (AP) — Four suspected General Eric Holder and silencer. Authorities also host of illnesses, including old to have executed the car speeding down a high- members of a Georgia mi- former U.S. Rep. Cyn- charged 55-year-old Ray back pain, heart disease alleged plot. way past major U.S. cities; litia charged with plotting thia McKinney, as well as Adams and 68-year-old and emphysema, said law- “Age is not a barrier and scouted IRS and ATF attacks with toxins and other officials. The men Samuel Crump with con- yer Jeff Ertel. to the crimes these defen- offices, with one man say- explosives against govern- had stockpiled 52 guns spiring and attempting to Thomas’ wife of 51 dants are charged with,” ment officials pleaded not and 30,000 rounds of am- make ricin, a biological years, Charlotte, testified prosecutor Robert McBur- ing, “We’d have to blow guilty Wednesday to feder- munition, including bul- toxin that can be lethal in at Wednesday’s bond hear- ney said. The men, he told the whole building like al charges as new details of lets meant for sniper rifles small doses. If convicted, ing that her husband, a the judge, “can pull a trig- Timothy McVeigh,” a ref- their alleged plan emerged. at the home of Frederick they could face more than Navy veteran, would never ger just as easily as you or erence to the man execut- The four men entered Thomas, prosecutors said. a decade in prison. harm the government. I can.” ed for bombing a federal their pleas at a bond hear- Prosecutors have ac- Defense attorneys ar- “He loves his country,” The four allegedly building in Oklahoma City ing at a federal courthouse cused the 73-year-old gued that the four men are she said. “He’s the most boasted of a “bucket list” in 1995.

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WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2011 ■ 3 Nation Gulf Coast upset over OK to wrap up BP cleanup CAIN BURDEAU that will likely include plant- decision. We were supposed to “as any kind of oil response,” ing. DINA CAPPIELLO ing new vegetation and add- work to make it right, BP said said Coast Guard spokeswom- “It doesn’t surprise me that Associated Press ing new sand to beaches. Un- they would make it right,” said an Lt. Suzanne Kerver. Of- the government is going to der the plan, BP PLC won’t John Young, the president of ficials would try to determine let BP off the hook, because NEW ORLEANS (AP) — be required to clean up oil that Jefferson Parish, a coastal area where it came from. If a link they’ve let them off the hook Word that the government is washes ashore in the future un- that was hit hard by the spill. to BP’s now-plugged Macondo before,” Toler said Wednesday. letting BP end its cleanup of less officials can prove it came “It’s not clean. There are still well was found, then the Coast the Gulf Coast left many resi- from the blown-out well that tar mats and tar balls appear- Guard would ask the oil giant “The president said we would dents seething and fearful over caused the 2010 catastrophe ing.” to clean it up. In these cases, it be made whole. I think he’s who would monitor or respond — a link that the company con- Alabama Attorney General would take a few days to col- turning his back on us too.” to any lingering effects of the cedes will be harder to estab- Luther Strange said the plan lect samples of oil reported He said oil can still be found. worst oil spill in U.S. history. lish as time passes and the oil concerns him and he hasn’t washing ashore and send it to “I’ve never seen these prob- Estimates that 90 percent of degrades. Still, a top company decided whether he will go to its testing lab in Connecticut to lems before. I’ve been going the region’s shores have been official said BP is ready to re- court to force BP to continue determine the source of the oil. out on the water for more than cleaned of oil from last year’s spond to any oil that’s deemed cleanup efforts. But the truth is that scores of 20 years and I’ve never seen spill belie the sentiments of its responsibility. The Coast Guard estimates people just aren’t ready or will- oil before, even though there is many locals who are likely to “We are finally at a stage that all but 10 percent of the ing to move on, and will blame natural seepage.” think first of BP when they spot where scientific data and as- region has been cleaned of oil BP for years to come when new Similar sentiments are found tar balls or mats of weathered sessment has defined the end- from the spill, and says it’s ecological problems pop up in on Pensacola Beach in Florida, oil in the sand. Such waste has point for the shoreline clean- time to move onto ecosystem the Gulf — regardless of what washed ashore for years from up,” said Mike Utsler, head of restoration. BP has set aside $1 the origin may turn out to be. where locals are uneasy even a variety of sources, but the BP’s Gulf Coast Restoration billion for projects to restore “It may be the end for them, though things look gorgeous spill’s traumatic aftermath has Organization. “That endpoint areas damaged by the spill that but we’re at the end of our this time of year. Kenneth Col- linked it with BP in the minds can be reopened.” began on April 20, 2010, when rope. Families are suffering; lins, who rents fishing poles to of many. Such assurances are of little the Deepwater Horizon drilling businesses are suffering. It’s tourists and spends his days “Everything is just not how comfort to officials around the rig exploded, killing 11 work- horrible. We can’t catch a fish with local fishermen at the it used to be. When you pull a region who think that the Coast ers. to save our soul,” said Kevin Pensacola Beach pier claimed fish up, it doesn’t look like it is Guard failed to protect their “There are significant por- Heier, a 40-year-old commer- that red fish, cobia, grouper supposed to look, like they did interests. Louisiana refused to tions of our coastline that are cial fisherman in Hopedale, La. and other fish caught off the before” said Ryan Johnson, a sign off on the cleanup plan, ready to move into the next In Gulfport, Miss., fourth- pier have oily deposits in their fishermen in Pensacola Beach, though the Coast Guard said it phase, so that the Gulf Coast generation oyster and shrimp intestines when they are carved Fla. would carry it out regardless of can start restoration projects fisherman Rudy Toler said he The agreement approved the state’s objections. Among critical to help heal the region,” doesn’t think it’s time to scale up for cleaning last week by the U.S. Coast the state’s chief concerns is said Coast Guard Capt. Julia back the cleanup. The 31-year- “It’s not OK at all. We aren’t Guard ends BP’s cleanup re- what they perceived as a lack Hein, the federal on-scene co- old is convinced the Gulf is scientists or anything but we sponsibility for all but a small of long-term monitoring re- ordinator. contaminated by the spill. He are out there all the time and fraction of the coast, and marks quired by the plan. New oil that shows up on blames BP for the shrimp and we can tell things aren’t right,” a shift to restoration efforts “This has been a unilateral clean shores would be treated oysters he says he’s not catch- he said. Occupy movement debates how to police its fringe AMY WESTFELDT portant to them.” In Portland, Ore., many gle more to define itself Associated Press That includes Jimmy protesters complained of against that backdrop, ex- Chen, a mail man stand- drug use, the presence of perts say. NEW YORK (AP) — ing on a ledge at Zuccotti homeless and mentally ill, “There have been other How can a movement that Park, his ankle tethered to and the mayor wrote a let- movements that are more claims to speak for every- the edge of a huge ban- ter to the movement this disparate,” said Mary one turn anyone away? ner reading, “Just say week warning the camp to Frances Berry, a Univer- Occupy Wall Street is No, Chinese Communist control its behavior. sity of Pennsylvania his- struggling with how to Party.” He says the party Protesters of Occupy tory professor and former police unwelcome ele- is as corrupt as Wall Street Portland recently pro- chairwoman of the U.S. ments as sex arrests, hate and claims it even gives it posed limiting the num- Commission on Civil speech and activists push- money. ber of people in camp to Rights. “Most of them ing causes from the Chi- Antiwar signs also those who contribute to have specific goals. Most Victory Christian Center nese Communist Party circle the tents in the Fi- committees, but the idea of them have identifiable to gas drilling threaten to nancial District, along went nowhere. Many said leadership. … Therefore, Rt 65 Lenore WV muddle its message. with pleas to pay health it was antithetical to the you didn’t have this inco- The fires and shattered insurance to ground zero movement. herence.” Wed., Nov. 9th • 7PM windows at protests in workers, and for Penn- The movement is Berry, one of the Bro Leonard Maynard Oakland, Calif., a sex as- sylvania to ban hydraulic “walking the walk” and founders of the Free South Thur., Nov. 10th • 7PM sault arrest in New York’s fracturing, the controver- espousing its message of Africa movement in the Pastor Eddie Smith Zuccotti Park and com- sial technique of injecting inclusion by allowing in 1980s, remembered a plaints of drug use else- water and chemicals into anyone, provided they are man who joined a protest Fri., Nov. 11th • 7PM where have drawn blanket the earth to drill for natu- not violent or disruptive, with a sign protesting pe- Pastor Roger Ooten statements from demon- ral gas. Portland organizer Reid dophilia by priests, while Sat., Nov. 12th • 7PM they lobbied for anti- strators against violence Several protesters ob- Parham said. Evangelist Audie Murphy and unsafe behavior. jected to a sign weeks ago “We let in former crim- apartheid measures. But to a large degree, reading “Zionists Control inals, people who have “He would stand across Sun., Nov. 13th • 12 Noon the movement that wel- Wall St,” prompting let- criminal records,” he said. the street with his sign,” Evangelist Blaine Bowman comes everyone with a ters from the Anti-Def- “There’s no use in lock- she said. “We didn’t try & his Goodtime band gripe against the system amation League, but the ing them out if they have to stop him. He was over — any system — is em- movement has made no served their due process there and he was doing bracing its fringe, saying mission statement ban- and served any judgment his thing. People would Special Singing Nightly protesters with causes ning hate speech or any against them.” show up with signs about Pastor Terry Blankenship poverty. … We were clear unrelated to Occupy Wall kind of speech. There’s precedent in would like to invite all to attend Street are helping spur the In Washington, an an- most grassroots move- because we had goals.” revival of grassroots ac- tiwar group that began ments to attract hang- tivism. camping in a park in early ers-on and demonstra- “From the very begin- October became publicly tors seeking to publicize ning, there have been confused with an Occupy other causes or alter the many issues,” said Bill Wall Street encampment, message, including the Dobbs, a press liaison and the two have got- antiwar and civil rights TONIGHT & SATURDAY NIGHT for Occupy Wall Street ten into spats over whose movements, activists and in New York. “Folks who right it is to use the name. experts say. But Occupy had never thought of car- The groups now say they Wall Street, priding itself rying a sign are out there coexist peacefully and on being leaderless and on Broadway with signs speak for much the same not subscribing to one about an issue that’s im- thing. unified voice, will strug-

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ShovelBy RICH LOWRY ready implementing regulation Syndicated Columnist of which is “36 CFR Part One of the holiest 800 (2004).” It takes a words in the Democratic hard look at the possible economic lexicon is “in- spread of “137 federally frastructure.” restricted and regulated Yet the proposed Key- noxious weeds,” as well stone XL pipeline repre- as “state and local nox- sents a big, honking $7 ious weeds.” billion, 1,700-miles-long The upshot is that the infrastructure project that pipeline poses little risk the Obama administration to the environment. But is delaying and the envi- the reviewing must go on. ronmentalists are oppos- The State Department is ing. If President Barack now considering whether Obama thinks the country the pipeline is in “the na- lacks its former economic tional interest.” A depart- verve, he need look no ment official told the Los farther than the Keystone Angeles Times that the XL fiasco for a demon- continuing process will stration of one reason include, “if needed, gath- why. ering and assessing addi- Keystone XL meets tional information.” Such every possible standard. is the fate of 21st-century President Obama wants infrastructure, no mat- “shovel ready” jobs. The ter what gauzy visions materials to build the President Obama con- pipeline from Alberta, jures of “nation building Canada, to the Gulf Coast at home.” are waiting to go. The The environmental- president rightly notes ists turned out thousands that construction has been of protesters to surround hard hit in the recession. the White House over the Building Keystone XL weekend in opposition will create thousands of to Keystone XL. They construction jobs. The charge that the project president criticizes our is a threat to the Ogal- dependence on Middle Am I my brother’s keeper? lala Aquifer in Nebraska, Eastern oil. Keystone XL although there’s no evi- is projected to pump as dence for this. Their real By MAE STALLARD liar: for he that loveth not When the king re- questioned Cain about much as 830,000 barrels objection is that Keystone Guest Columnist his brother whom he hath vealed how they had where Abel was, Cain of crude oil a day from XL is an instrument in the “And the Lord said seen, how can he love helped him, they did not asked Him, “Am I my our friendly neighbor to destruction of the planet. unto Cain, where is Abel God whom he hath not remember helping Him. brother’s keeper?” May the north. It aids and abets the ex- thy brother And he said, I seen? And this command- The king said, “Inasmuch we all realize that the President Obama know not: am I my broth- ment have we from him as ye have done it unto way we treat our brothers should want to sign the traction of crude from the er’s keeper?” (Genesis that he who loves God one of the least of these reflect whether we are be- permit himself and send oil sands of Canada that 4:9) loves his brother also. (I my brethren, ye have ing obedient to Him. Vice President Joe Biden enviros worry is intense We sometimes have John 5:20-21) done it unto me.” Poem to take credit at the in carbon emissions and a difficult time with the Jesus made this a per- This was Jesus’ way We are to be our broth- groundbreaking. At this unsightly to boot. (Wired question, “Am I my sonal issue when He of saying that we are our er’s keeper, rate, though, the proj- magazine complains of brother’s keeper,” be- gathered all the nations brother’s keeper. We first The word of God ect will get under way “the apocalyptic land- cause we may not feel that He had separated read the incident that took makes known, sometime in the second scapes” of the oil sands, that this is our responsi- before Him—the sheep place when Cain, the first And if we want to Obama or first Cain ad- as if they should be pic- bility. Yet when we read on the right side, but the son of Adam and Eve, and please Him, ministration, if ever. For turesque.) God’s Holy Word, we goats on the left. He in- Abel, his brother, brought Our obedience to Him more than three years, the Whether we allow are reminded that we are vited the sheep to come their offering to the Lord. is shown. administration has been Keystone XL or not, Can- ada is going to exploit encouraged to love God and inhabit the kingdom Abel kept flocks, and So help us Heavenly dragging TransCanada, with all our heart, soul, that the king had pre- Cain worked the soil. Father, the prospective builder its natural resources. It’s a question of whether it mind, and strength; this is pared for them from the Cain brought to the Lord To treat others as you of the pipeline, through the first commandment. foundation of the world. some of the fruits of the would have us do, a review process involv- benefits us, or whether Canada is forced to build And the second is like, He revealed that when he soil, but Abel brought fat That we might be ing about a dozen fed- namely this, thou shalt was hungry, they fed him. portions from some of pleasing to you, eral agencies and a cast a pipeline to the Pacific Coast instead, and send love thy neighbor as thy- When he was thirsty, they the first born of his flock. As your will we pur- of thousands. In the time self. There is none other gave him a drink; He was God looked with favor on sue. the federal government its oil to China. For us, this shouldn’t be a close commandment greater a stranger, and they took Abel’s offering but not Prayer has been considering than these. (Mark 12:30- him in: He was naked and on Cain’s offering. Cain Dear Father, May we TransCanada’s project, Al call. In a promotional spot 31) they clothed him, sick was very angry, and he strive to do that which Smith and the gang could John tells us that if a and they visited him: he persuaded Abel to go into will be pleasing in your have built three Empire for her show, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow man say, I love God, and was in prison, and they the field, where he killed holy sight. In Jesus name State Buildings, at one hateth his brother, he is a came to him. him. When the Lord we pray. Amen. year and 45 days each. praises the wonders of The proposed pipeline massive projects like the crosses an international Hoover Dam. She must border, so the State De- have missed that the en- partment has been the vironmental left has been lead agency in charge of busy working to tear ceaseless bureaucratic down existing dams. The delay. Its environmental- Democrats are the party impact statement runs to of the regulations that eight volumes. It informs hamper infrastructure us that “tree squirrels projects and of the envi- depend on forested habi- ronmentalists who work tats, usually deciduous or to kill them outright. If mixed hardwood forests that weren’t so, Joe Biden with abundant supplies of would have cut a ribbon acorns and hickory nuts.” for TransCanada long It examines the proposed ago. project as “an undertak- (Rich Lowry can be ing under Section 106 reached via e-mail: com- of the National Historic ments.lowry(at sign)na- Preservation Act,” the tionalreview.com) Visit us online at www.williamsondailynews.com

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Sports .com Top-ranked Bears 3-0 Miners just short of playoffs By PAMELA SCOTT JOHNSON 1. Point Pleasant 12.60 ranking 10-0 Sports Editor record The top 16 teams in class A move on 2. Shady Spring 12.40 ranking 10-0 after win over KCU to postseason and Mingo Central was record Special to the Daily ending with a three-point Kentucky Christian (0- close enough to smell it. 3. Westside 11.10 ranking 9-1 record News 2), which lost in the sec- WVSSAC released its rankings today bucket by junior Trevor and the Miners were ranked 17, tied with 4. Lincoln 10.30 ranking 9-1 record PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Setty to make it 35-5 with ond round of the NCCAA 5. Greenbrier West 10.20 ranking 9-1 The University of Pikev- Magnolia, and missed the playoffs by .3 7:14 to play. Div. II national tourna- of a point. record ille Bears shot 58 percent The advantage was ment a year ago, got 21 A ruling concerning Greenbrier East 6. Wayne 9.90 ranking 8-2 record from the field and domi- 51-26 at the break as the of its 41 from Drew John- could have given Central the boost it 7. Ravenswood 9.90 ranking 8-2 re- nated the glass against a Bears hit 62.5 percent son, who nailed 5-of-7 needed. cord much smaller Kentucky from the floor and cruised from the arc in the contest Greenbrier East is accused of play- 8. Roane County 9.40 ranking 8-2 re- Christian University team to the win. and led his team with four ing a young man from out of the state cord in a 94-41 win on Tues- Pikeville enjoyed 28 assists. as well as a 20-year-old during the 2011 9. Oak Glen 9.30 ranking 9-1 record day night. assists compared to only The Bears will host season. Had it been determined that GE 10. River View 8.70 ranking 8-2 re- Pikeville, 3-0 and 10 turnovers and forced the Appalachian Wireless did in fact commit these violations, the cord ranked No. 1 in the nation the Knights into 16 mis- Classic this weekend. On win against Mingo would have been 11. Grafton 8.40 ranking 7-3 record in NAIA Div. I, put three cues with 11 steals. Friday night, the 6 p.m. changed to a forfeit, giving the Miners 12. Braxton County 8.10 ranking 7-3 precious points it needed to continue its players in double figures Senior center Shane opener will see U.Va.- record as 13 of the 15 in uni- Burrell led UPIKE with Wise take on Bluefield first year into the postseason. Unfortunately, even if the ruling adds 13. Chapmanville 7.70 ranking 7-3 form scored. The Bears 20 points and with eight College, followed by the ranking enjoyed a 49-30 advan- rebounds. The Los An- Bears playing Miami- points to the Miners’ rank, it is too late. For now the Miners prepare to head 14. Keyser 7.30 ranking 6-4 record tage on the glass en route geles native was 9-of-11 Middletown, a team with 15. Scott 7.00 ranking 6-4 record to their eighth straight into basketball with an eye on the hori- from the field in only wins over Mid-South zon and the 2012 gridiron season. 16. Ritchie County 6.40 ranking 6-4 win dating back to last 16 minutes of playing Conference teams Camp- Top 16 Class A teams: record March’s national tourna- time. Senior Jamar Board bellsville and Rio Grande ment. nailed three three-point already this season, at 8 A jump shot by Jared shots to follow with 13, p.m. Ravenscraft cut the Bears’ while junior forward On Saturday, Wise will Concord, Wesleyan surprising early lead to 16-5, but the Chris Watson came off play Middletown at 6 fol- Bears followed that with the bench with 11 mark- lowed by the Bears and 19 unanswered points, ers and seven rebounds. Bluefield in the nightcap. foes for WVC title By JACK BOGACYZK The Mountain Lions about that or any aspi- Charleston Daily Mail Sports were 0-11 in 2008, but rations that way at all,” Editor went 6-5 and 8-3 in two Justice said. “I just want- Bears get first win at Alice Lloyd West Virginia at Cin- seasons before Kellar ed to be the best offen- Special to the Daily News cent shooting by hitting steals, three blocks and a cinnati? Marshall at Tul- moved back to Califor- sive line coach I could PIPPA PASSES, Ky. – on 59.3 percent of its sec- sa? Looking for another nia (Pa.) as coach. Jus- be. I came here and we pair of assists. state college football Freshman Whitney Belle ond-half shots. The hot Betsy Layne product tice - he was a three-year started to win and I just game Saturday with starter at offensive tackle Jackson recorded her first hands led the Bears to a Taylor Hott was 3-of-4 wanted to keep things double-double to lead the postseason implications? at WVU - has continued 44-25 scoring advantage from the arc for 13 points going. Then Mike left University of Pikeville to in the second half to pick You need to look no that upward arc for the and five rebounds. farther than Athens. and the opportunity pre- a 78-53 win over Alice up the easy win. program. sented itself … and here Lloyd College Tuesday Sophomore Brogan UPIKE had 16 offen- At Callaghan Sta- “Looking back, it dium, in a real surprise, I am.” night. Conley followed Jackson sive rebounds on a night was about changing the Justice is focused on Jackson, a freshman with 16 markers, adding it enjoyed a 49-35 ad- West Virginia Wesleyan mindset,” Justice said. and Concord meet at 1 the WVC title, and not from Manchester, poured four rebounds, four as- vantage on the glass. Al- “I think when we got the possible NCAA bid, in 24 points on 10-of-15 sists and a pair of steals p.m. for the West Virgin- here, losing was just ac- ice Lloyd committed 19 ia Conference title and because the three-loss shooting and pulled down in 24 minutes. turnovers while the Bears cepted. It just happened. Mountain Lions may not 11 rebounds in only her Senior Megan Mosley a potential NCAA Divi- We were so hard and so gave it up 15 times. sion II playoff berth. be able to climb into the second collegiate game. had nine points, six as- demanding in the weight necessary top six of the In addition, she dished Pikeville will return This regular-season fi- room that offseason and sists and two rebounds. Division II Super Region out four assists in the win. Alice Lloyd (0-3) to the floor on Monday, nale hardly figured to be then in preseason prac- 1 ratings to make the 24- Pikeville had a 34- got 24 points from Ariel Nov. 14 when it visits the WVC decider. In the tice, that when we went 28 lead at the half but Nickell. She also com- Bluefield College for a 7 preseason WVC coach- 6-5 (in 2009), it hurt team playoff bracket. turned around 34.2 per- piled nine rebounds, three p.m. opening tip. es’ poll, the Mountain them when they lost.” In Monday’s rankings, Lions and Bobcats sand- Justice took a lot of Wesleyan was No. 7 in wiched the University of that heavy lifting per- the region and Shepherd Charleston, in fifth and sonally, since he was the No. 10. A Concord win seventh places, respec- Jones, Davis picked ESPN guy running the weight Saturday not only could tively. program. He remem- fail to provide the Moun- No. 19 Wesleyan (9- bered how during his tain Lions with their first 1, 6-1) has spent the last NCAA bid, but also cost Preseason All-America team half of the season in the time at WVU, in Coach LEXINGTON, KY – UK men’s bas- game scoring record last season with 35 Rich Rodriguez’s pro- the WVC a berth in the national polls, and didn’t postseason. ketball sophomore Terrence Jones and points against Auburn. He also posted gram from 2001-05, the lose until last Saturday Concord’s early losses freshman Anthony Davis were selected 13 double-doubles, second most among Mountaineers lifted the in a stunner at UC Sta- were to Lenoir-Rhyne to the ESPN Preseason All-America UK freshmen all-time and his eight dium. Concord (7-3, 6-3) program by lifting reli- team on Tuesday. giously. (6-3) and then at Elon, 20-point games was fourth most by a started 0-2, but has lost an FCS-level program Jones, the SEC media’s pick for since only at Glenville “It’s probably the big- freshman in program history. and guarantee game for league preseason Player of the Year, av- State, 14-3. gest place we’ve got- Additionally, ESPN.com writer Ja- ten our edge here, in which the Mountain Li- eraged 15.7 points and 8.8 rebounds last son King selected Jones as his National “Shows how smart season helping guide the Wildcats to the the weight room,” said ons received a $40,000 Player of the Year. He averaged 22.0 we coaches are, huh?” Final Four. quipped Concord Coach Justice, who this season payday. In a 42-10 loss, The 2011 Southeastern Conference points and 8.0 rebounds in Kentucky’s handed off CU strength however, Justice said an- two exhibition games. Garin Justice. Freshman of the Year (league coaches) There’s another com- room duties to one of other payoff was that his Freshman Anthony Davis was named and SEC Newcomer of the Year (Asso- monality about this his former Mountaineer players got the message ciated Press) ranked seventh in scoring to the second team. The 6-10 forward surprise title matchup - teammates, receivers that they could compete. and first rebounding in the SEC respec- from Chicago averaged 13.5 points, 7.5 rookies on the sidelines. coach John Pennington After a 28-7 halftime tively. rebounds and 6.0 blocks in UK’s two Justice, a former star of Charleston. lead, Elon’s only two Jones set the UK freshman single- exhibition games. lineman at Gilbert High “Back when we were second-half scores came School and WVU, is in at WVU, we maybe on a blocked punt and a West Virginia looks to fix special teams gaffes his first season as Con- didn’t have the best ath- 99-yard interception re- cord’s coach. Wesleyan letes, but we had the best turn. C H A R L E S T O N , gaffes on Saturday in but he said West Virginia is led by interim Coach team because we had “I’ve only been on W.Va. (AP) — West Vir- what’s being viewed as a could have overcome Jonas Jackson. He got the a toughness, a pride in one team that had a los- ginia’s prospects of re- must-win game at No. 23 those mistakes with bet- job when Denny Cree- working hard and mak- ing season in my foot- gaining any momentum Cincinnati (7-1, 3-0). ter effort in other areas. han left Buckhannon last ing the effort.” ball career,” said Justice, in the Big East race could “It’s aggravating that The block “was more summer to become the Justice ended his col- who was a two-time All- hinge on shoring up its it’s a combination of about them making a athletic director at Al- lege career with WVU’s Stater at Gilbert and All- special teams. stuff,” said West Virginia play than anything,” Hol- derson-Broaddus, where Sugar Bowl upset of Big East at WVU in ‘05. coach Dana Holgorsen. gorsen said. “I give their Lately, the Mountain- a new football program Georgia and was named “That was my freshman eers have been anything “Coaching-wise, we’ll kid credit for making that is on the drawing board. the Big East Scholar- year (2001) at WVU, but special. take the blame for half of play. We had opportuni- Wesleyan has been on Athlete in football in when I redshirted. There have been it and playing-wise they ties to make that same 2005. He worked as a the national radar since “Winning is what you missed and blocked field have to take the blame for play, and we didn’t.” graduate assistant for it beat Shepherd - the want to do, but I never goals. Botched extra half of it as well.” West Virginia thought Rodriguez at WVU. He WVC favorite for a sixth really defined myself by points. Shanked punts. Many special teams it had its punting prob- title in eight years - 45- moved to Florida State, Long kickoffs allowed, problems boiled over last lems fixed when fresh- where his bosses were that. If you live by the 44 in overtime on Oct. satisfaction of wins or and not many punt re- week in the Mountain- man Michael Molinari 8 (the same day of Con- the legendary Bobby losses, you’re going to turns of their own. eers’ 38-35 loss to Lou- replaced the inefficient cord’s last defeat). Con- Bowden, then-offensive “It’s universal,” said isville. Corey Smith five games cord had won at home coordinator Jimbo Fish- have more bad days than Steve Dunlap, West Vir- In the second half, into the season. the previous week over er and his ex-Marine line you’d like. I’ve always ginia’s special teams Tyler Bitancurt missed a Against Louisville, the then-No. 3 (AFCA coach in Morgantown, tried to be about devel- coach on punts and kick- 33-yard field goal try and Molinari had shanks of poll) Rams. Rick Trickett. oping as people. offs. “I mean, at times we later had a short attempt 12 and 11 yards. After the The Bobcats last took The 6-foot-8 Justice’s “I try to make sure in play really well. Some- blocked by the Cardinals’ second one, Louisville WVC crowns in 2002 title at FSU was as long my capacity that I’m do- times we don’t. If we had Adrian Bushell. Lou- drove 56 yards for the and ‘03. Concord hasn’t as his inseam - Offen- ing my best as much as all the answers we could isville’s Andrew John- tying touchdown just be- won a WVC football sive Graduate Assistant, possible, whether I’m fix it right away, so obvi- son scooped up the ball fore halftime. championship since Offensive Videographer, trying to be the best line ously we don’t. We just and went 82 yards for a Holgorsen hopes the 1990. Justice has been in and Weight Room Grad- coach or head coach or need to play a complete touchdown. punting situation gets set- Athens since 2009, when uate Assistant. He never whatever. There’s a lot game.” Holgorsen said the tled in practice this week. he was hired by Mike thought about being a of satisfaction in that, West Virginia (6-3, 2-2 13-point swing on the If West Virginia had to Kellar as offensive line head coach, especially at and if everybody does Big East) can’t afford to field-goal unit could have punt again against Lou- and strength and condi- that, things usually turn ■ Fix/6 age 29. have more of the same been blamed for the loss, Turn to tioning coach. “I had no dreams out fine.” A6

6 ■ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2011 WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS Buyout ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 together pretty quickly,” could not be happier right and should be done to Shanks said. “A lot of this now. This is a day to re- help those we represent.” is owed to the insight of member.” The property – once ObituariesPaul Raymond Collins, son, Emanuel Raymond you people here in Pike Once Shanks deliv- the dwellings are demol- 57, of Williamson, for- Collins, of Indianapo- County to move on this ers the paperwork back ished and moved – must merly of Matewan, passed lis, Ind.; a daughter, Ja- quickly.” to Frankfort, he expects be kept open space and a away Monday, November milia Laverne (Shawn) This is the first time work to begin as soon as restriction will be placed 7, 2011, at Williamson Layne of Christiansburg, since the 1970s mitiga- Wednesday on properties on the deed. Kentucky Memorial Hospital. He Va.; seven brothers; four tion money has been at Raccoon Creek, Winns Emergency Management was born May 1, 1954, sisters; and three grand- awarded to Pike County. Branch and Zebulon. Personnel will conduct in Williamson, to the late daughters. A buyout of residences in Sen. Ray Jones was compliance checks of Herbert Williams and the In honoring the request the Johnson Bottom area also excited to hear the the property every three late Rosie Lee Collins of Paul, he will be cre- of Phelps was executed in news that these people years. Restrictions in- Bradley. mated. 1979. were going to no lon- clude the building of new In addition to his par- You are invited to share “I used to live in John- ger have to deal with the structures, but do allow ents, Paul is preceded in expressions of sympathy son Bottom,” Rep. W. threat of flooding. for things such as parks death by three brothers online at www.chambers- Keith Hall said. “Get- “So many people and floodplain manage- and three sisters. funeralservices.com ting those people out of worked together to get ment. Paul was retired, hav- Arrangements are there was the best thing this done,” Jones said. Once a homeowner ing worked as a conductor under the direction of that could have happened “This is what it’s all agrees to the buyout, he for Norfolk and Southern Chambers Funeral Ser- to them, just as this is about, working together or she will have 90 days Railroad. vices, Inc. of Matewan. the best thing that could for our people and doing to demolish the home and Paul Collins He is survived by a happen to these people. I what needs to be done clear the land. Ringers ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Christmas Tree and Win- The Winter Release kettles have devices as a ter Release. program provides food self-ringing bell, a booth The Salvation Army, for a pantry in William- with a system that broad- Dingess said, took appli- son, Dingess said. casts Christmas carols cations from needy fami- But as of now, the and some have a capabil- State lies from around the area Salvation Army does not ity to accept credit card Gun season for W.Va. bucks opens Nov. 21 with children ages 12 and have enough bell ringers donations. SOUTH CHARLES- 21 on private land in the number of kills and abun- under. The names of those to make Christmas come “Any amount counts,” TON, W.Va. (AP) — open counties and Nov. dant food sources last children will be placed on true for every child and Dingess said. “It all adds West Virginia’s buck 23 on public land in wild- year should result in more an Angel Christmas Tree. family in need, she said. up.” season begins in less than life management areas. mature bucks this year. “The public purchas- “This is the time of the A “healthy” kettle two weeks, and the Divi- Mast conditions aren’t Hunters can take an es winter clothing and year when you see how can generate as much as sion of Natural Resources as good as last year, Tay- additional buck if they Christmas presents for much people care about $450.00 on a given day. says conditions are good lor says, so deer will buy the appropriate those children,” Dingess their neighbors and com- However, some kettles for hunters. be more concentrated stamp. Residents will said, referring to the do- munity,” Dingess said. can raise as much as Wildlife resources around specific food pay $21 for that license, nations. “We’re happy we’re able $1,200.00 especially if chief Curtis Taylor says sources. while nonresident hunt- “Any name still on to have these (Kettle Sea- that kettle is being staffed the season starts Nov. He says the lower ers will pay $43. the tree will receive sons).” by a group of volunteers, gifts from the Salvation The kettles have the Salvation Army’s Army,” Dingess said. changed since that crab website stated. “We make sure that every pot in San Francisco, the “We help facilitate Coal River Group named child will receive some- Salvation Army’s website neighbors helping each thing on Christmas day.” stated. Currently, some other,” Dingess said. top W.Va. watershed group Redistricting ST. ALBANS, W.Va. (AP) — A ties in Tornado. ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 group that has worked to clean up the It’s also helped expand the Coal Riv- schedule,” said Anthony Majestro, a two seats each and nine larger districts Coal River and its tributaries is West er Walhonde Trail, adding picnic tables lawyer for Thompson. “We believe in that include one — for Monongalia Virginia’s Watershed Association of the and signs, improving boat ramps and the end, the court will uphold the plans County — with five seats. The debate Year. creating 20,000 brochures. as adopted by the Legislature and signed over the size of House districts flared The Coal River Group has overseen The group has also rebuilt an 8-acre by the governor.” throughout the initial August special the removal of more than 40 tons of impoundment that features a handi- The 2010 Census showed popula- session for redistricting. It resurfaced debris. It has completed many projects capped-accessible pier and parking lot. tion gains for West Virginia’s Eastern during a second session later that month outlined in its five-year strategic plan, Its work has led to a $3 million com- Panhandle and for Monongalia County, to correct technical errors in the House launching public education and water mitment from the Department of Envi- home of Morgantown and West Virgin- plan. monitoring programs at its new facili- ronmental Protection for future projects. ia University. Among other areas, the The Putnam-Mason challenge alleges southern coalfields saw declines as did the House carved up these GOP-leaning the Northern Panhandle. The legisla- counties to help Democrats maintain tive redistricting roughly reflects these their majority in that chamber. With the population trends. entire House up in 2012, Democrats oc- The redrawn districts also appear cupy 66 of 100 seats. They also hold all close enough to the Census-derived but six of the Senate’s 34 seats, and half ideal populations — of 18,530 residents that chamber is on the ballot next year. Nation per delegate and 109,000 residents per Rejecting the allegations of ger- Senate district — as allowed by federal rymandering, Thompson’s Friday re- Republicans to debate in court rulings on the subject. But Cooper sponse said the House plan attempts to argues that computer software allows balance various interests while adher- for districts with exactly equal popu- ing to constitutional mandates. Both lations, and offers proposed maps to Thompson and Tenant’s filings also jobs-starved Michigan achieve that for each body. argue that the petitioners are wrongly ROCHESTER, Mich. that saved Chrysler and certain to remain a cam- Cooper’s House plan would provide second-guessing the Legislature after it (AP) — Rampant foreclo- General Motors and the paign issue heading into 100 single-seat districts. The delegate exercised its authority to redraw its dis- sures, high unemployment tens of thousands of jobs the November 2012 elec- map under court review includes 47 sin- tricts. and a volatile auto indus- they provide, all on Presi- tion no matter which Re- gle-member districts, 11 districts with try create a grim backdrop dent Barack Obama’s publican wins the party’s as the Republican presi- watch. presidential nomination. Fix dential candidates debate All eight Republi- In one of his early ac- ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 in a state hit hard by the cans participating in the tions as president, Obama 2009 recession and lon- debate at Oakland Uni- pushed for — and secured isville, Smith would’ve yards per attempt. little better.” ger-term changes in the versity in Rochester say — government bailouts had his job back. On kickoffs, the The one bright spot American economy. they wouldn’t have of- for the teetering Chrysler Molinari “had a bad Mountaineers rank near on special teams against When they meet late fered government loans to and General Motors. The day, which doesn’t mean the bottom of the Bowl Louisville came when Wednesday, the GOP save the two auto giants. companies went through I’m going to pull the plug Subdivision in yards al- West Virginia’s Brad contenders inevitably Chrysler’s sprawling Au- bankruptcy and are now on him,” Holgorsen said. lowed and has given up Starks returned the open- will have to contend with burn Hills headquarters is making money and hir- “But it means that he’s two kickoff returns for got to get back to work. scores. Holgorsen has ing kickoff 62 yards to fallout from the furor a short drive from the uni- ing again. And they’ve set up a short touchdown surrounding business- versity’s campus 35 miles had some good months of We’ll go … and try to fig- tried using more starters ure out who gives us the on kickoffs with some drive. But Starks injured man Herman Cain, who north of Detroit. sales, points Obama made a knee in the second in recent days has been It’s a position that may last month during a visit best position to flip the success. field.” “We’ve practiced spe- quarter and will miss the accused of inappropriate play well in a GOP prima- to GM’s small-car assem- The special team prob- cial teams as much as final three games of the sexual behavior by at least ry that features a conser- bly plant in Orion Town- lems don’t stop there. anywhere I’ve been to vative electorate and tea ship near Pontiac. regular season. four women during the West Virginia hasn’t focus on these things,” 1990s. party backers calling for But Michigan’s econ- It’s just another set- attempted any punt re- Holgorsen said. “One of back West Virginia didn’t But with Detroit — the less federal spending. But omy is still bad, a victim turns in four games this the things that comes up Motor City whose for- the stance could alienate of the auto industry’s long need. season, including in the quite a bit is depth, which “We’ve put ourself tunes have fallen with the others, including indepen- slide. The industrial state last two, leaving the of- everyone has depth is- in a situation where we decline of the American dent voters who are criti- has weathered a decade- fense with that much sues. We won’t make any auto industry — just a few cal players in close gen- long economic slump that more of a field to navi- excuses for that. You’ve have no wriggle room,” miles away, Mitt Romney, eral elections. pushed the jobless rate gate. Cincinnati presents got to play with what Dunlap said. “”It’s got to Cain and their rivals also Given the sharp differ- above 14 percent after the a similar problem — the you’ve got, and if you be total focus on playing will have little choice but ences between Obama and financial meltdown hit in Bearcats’ Pat O’Donnell don’t like that, then you Cincinnati and doing ev- to explain their opposition the Republicans on the is- late 2008. is among the nation’s top need to get to work in erything in our power to to a government bailout sue, the auto bailouts are punters at more than 45 recruiting and make it a win that game.” Nine ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 someone to see if you like each money for that. Kissing is free. go for more dates. How much Scouts. Boy: Yep. He said you have other. Girl: If you don’t have kissing do you think we can Girl: I wondered what those to look at all the girls and see Boy: Well, I’ll do that first enough money, you shouldn’t do? boys did there. which ones you like best. Then and then, in about an hour, we be going out on a date. You Dad: Okay, where are you Dad: So you learned about you ask them for a date. can kiss. should be trying to find a job. going to find a girlfriend who internet dating from a bunch of Girl: What if they say no? Dad: Good plan. Dad: Can I get an “AMEN” only wants to go on one date? 9-year olds? Boy: Anyway, I’m not gon- Girl: Good plan? That’s a to that! Boy: I’ll go on the inter- Boy: There was one boy that na to do it that way. terrible plan! Girls don’t want Boy: I have $10.22 saved net… to a dating site. was 10. to go on a date just to kiss. You up. That’s enough for a milk- Dad: You have to be 18 to Dad: I see. At least he had Dad: Good. I think that is a have to buy her a milkshake shake. use those. some credentials. Did this par- wise decision. and take her to movies and Girl: That’s for only one Boy: Nope. Only 16. agon of wisdom mention how Boy: Yeah. I’m just gonna stuff. date. Dad: Who told you that? to go about finding a girlfriend put my face on there and wait Boy: I don’t have enough Boy: So? We don’t have to Boy: The guys at Cub on the dating sites? till they come to me. A7

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Jeffy, Dolly, P.J. and their “I think we share a parents in February 1960, care for the same type of died Tuesday at age 89 at humor,” Schulz told The his longtime home in Para- Associated Press in 1995. dise Valley, near Phoenix. “We’re both family men His comic strip is featured with children and look Husband struggles with in nearly 1,500 newspa- with great fondness at our pers across the country. families.” Jeff Keane, Keane’s son Keane said the strip hit who lives in Laguna Hills, its stride with a cartoon he Calif., said that his father did in the mid-1960s. died of congestive heart “It showed Jeffy com- homemaker transition DR. JOYCE Dear Dr. Broth- You definitely can help your Dear A.M.: Actually, you might failure with one of his oth- ing out of the living room BROTHERS ers: I have three husband to still feel worthwhile have the wrong idea about how er sons by his side after his late at night in pajamas kids, and for the past and useful, and one thing that’s feminist views relate to romance. conditioned worsened dur- and Mommy and Daddy five years I’d been a important is to turn over to him Your daughter’s romantic woes ing the last month. All of watching television and stay-at-home mom. some control of the household that likely aren’t due to her opinion of Keane’s five children, nine Jeffy says, ‘I don’t feel so I just went back to you had before you went back to women’s rights; in fact, research grandchildren and great- good, I think I need a hug.’ work because my work. Give him space to figure out has shown quite the opposite in granddaughter were able And suddenly I got a lot husband got laid off, how best to work the complicated most women. A recent study in to visit him last week, Jeff mail from people about and now he’s taking system of your household, rather the journal Sex Roles shows that Keane said. this dear little fella need- care of the kids. The than trying to force him into doing feminism might actually improve “He said, ‘I love you’ ing a hug, and I realized change has been hard on both of us, things your way. Even if he seems the quality of heterosexual rela- and that’s what I said to that there was something but he’s taking it much worse than to be floundering, letting him fig- tionships. While popular opinion him, which is a great way more than just getting a I am. I’m afraid that he feels like ure out his own methods can be dictates that feminists are strictly to go out,” Jeff Keane said belly laugh every day.” less of a man now that he’s not the highly gratifying once he finally against ideas of romantic love, of the last conversation he Even with his tradi- breadwinner. I know it’s hard, but gets things under control. Let him actually that is very much not the had with his father. “The tional motif, Keane ap- how can I get him to understand know that his worth as a father, case. In this study, men who identi- great thing is Dad loved preciated younger car- that he’s still an important member husband and man is not determined fied their female partners as having the family so much, so the toonists’ efforts. He listed of the family? — B.R. by the money he makes or the job feminist views were more likely to fact that we all saw him, I Gary Larson’s “The Far Dear B.R.: This kind of double he does, but by the person that he be satisfied and happy in their re- think that gave him great Side” among his favor- blow to the ego — first being laid truly is. You and your kids love him lationships, and in particular to re- comfort and made his ites, and he loved it when off and then not being able to go for that, and with your support he’ll port greater sexual satisfaction. passing easy. Luckily he Bill Griffith had his off- back to providing for his family — be back to his confident self in no Rather than stigmatizing your didn’t suffer through a lot beat “Zippy the Pinhead” is a huge hurdle for anyone to get time. daughter’s feminist viewpoints, of things.” character wake up from a over, so the best thing to do right * * * why not have an honest discussion Jeff Keane has been bump on the head thinking now might be to just give your Dear Dr. Brothers: My daugh- with her about her love life? It may drawing “Family Circus” he was Keane’s Jeffy. husband time to heal. Talk to him ter is a staunch feminist. She’s had be that you’re missing something in the last few years as his Keane responded by about how he’s feeling, and let him boyfriends throughout the years, important as to why she’s never father enjoyed retirement. giving Zippy an appear- know that you still need him for the but no one serious, and I’m afraid had a serious relationship — or it Keane said in a 1995 in- ance in “Family Circus.” important role of being a father to that her liberal views of women’s may even be that you’ve discour- terview with The Associ- Born in 1922, Keane your children. Without him, yes, rights are scaring off potential hus- aged any potentially serious part- ated Press that the cartoon taught himself to draw in maybe you’d have money to get by bands. She’s a smart and lovely ners with your judgment of your had staying power because high school in his native with only your job, but you’d have girl, but I think she makes it harder daughter’s unsuitability for that of its consistency and sim- Philadelphia. Around this no one to love and raise your fam- for herself when she so stubbornly relationship. Rather than judging plicity. time, young Bill dropped ily. That job can be the most impor- holds on to these opinions. What your daughter’s beliefs, try to keep “It’s reassuring, I think, the second “L” off his tant one of all, and your husband can I do to convince her that she’ll an open mind and let her figure out to the American public to name “just to be different.” will be able to see this bright side never find a husband if she doesn’t her romantic relationships for her- see the same family,” he He worked as a mes- once he’s healed from the blow of tone down her feminist views? — self. After all, her feminism might said. senger for the Philadelphia being laid off. A.M. even help her in the long run. Bulletin before serving Although Keane kept NO Equipment three years in the Army, NO Start-Up Costs! the strip current with refer- to Buy! ences to pop culture mov- where he drew for “Yank” King offers heating LOCK IN ies and songs, the context and “Pacific Stars and YOUR PRICE of his comic was time- Stripes.” He met his wife, less. The ghost-like “Ida Thelma (“Thel”), while FOR ONE YEAR! serving at a desk job in oil help for Mainers Know” and “Not Me” BANGOR, Maine (AP) — Horror author Stephen who deferred blame for Australia. household accidents were He started a one-pan- King is stepping up to help struggling Maine residents staples of the strip. The el comic in 1953 called buy heating oil. NOW GET OVER family’s pets were dogs “Channel Chuckles” that The state is facing deep cuts to a federal heating oil Barfy and Sam, and the lampooned the up-and- assistance program. cat, Kittycat. coming medium of tele- The Maine native announced Tuesday that his foun- vision. (In one, a mom in “We are, in the comics, dation will work with the three radio stations he owns the last frontier of good, front of a television, cry- ing baby on her lap, tells in the Bangor area to raise $140,000 to buy heating oil wholesome family humor for low-income residents. and entertainment,” Keane her husband: “She slept said. “On radio and televi- through two gun fights and He’s asking listeners to donate $70,000, and the 150 sion, magazines and the a barroom brawl — then foundation will double it. CHANNELS the commercial woke her LOCAL CHANNELS INCLUDED* movies, you can’t tell what King tells the Bangor Daily News (http://bit.ly/ in over 97% of the U.S. you’re going to get. 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CalendarNovember 12 Church will have a gos- annual pancake break- to honor those children be hosting a job and so- 557 Main Street. For The Lyrick Talent pel sing at 6 p.m., with fast will be held from 8 that have been adopted, cial services fair from 10 more information contact Quest 8 will be held at the the theme being “God a.m. until noon at Crum as well as those children a.m. until 2 p.m. in Del- Robbie Gollihue at 304- Mountaineer Hotel at 31 Bless America,” featur- Middle School cafeteria. still waiting for homes. barton. It is free and open 855-4764. East Second Ave. in Wil- ing many singers. Every- The breakfast is free and During this event, people to the public. Participants December 9-11 one is invited. everyone is welcome. will receive information will have an opportunity liamson, from 6 p.m. to ASEP coaching class The Tug Valley Friend- In honor of national on how to become a fos- to meet local employers, will be at Huntington 11 p.m. on a first-come- ship Foundation will hold adoption month, the West ter/adoptive parent and learn about job training High School for those first-serve basis. $100 its eighth annual Chris- Virginia Department of more. opportunities and more. in prize money to be tian fundraising dinner Health and Human Re- November 13-16 For more information, interested in coaching a awarded. Contact Lyrick and auction at 6 p.m. at sources will be holding Stone Baptist Church, call (304) 475-4663. secondary school sport. Promotions, Ltd. at (304) the Williamson Fire De- an open house at 3 p.m. 24 Baptist St., Stone, will November 19 Register at www.wvssac. 235-2823. partment. at the National Guard hold a revival at 7 p.m. The Disabled Ameri- org. Borderland Baptist Bob Lester’s eighth Armory in Williamson nightly. Everyone is in- can Veterans, Chapter December 10 vited. #141, Belfry, Ky., and its The Lyrick Talent November 13 Auxiliary will have its Quest 9 will be held at the Job Opening Logan Street First regular monthly meeting. Mountaineer Hotel at 31 Baptist Church will cele- All members, honorably East Second Ave. in Wil- brate its 116th church an- discharged veterans and liamson, from 6 p.m. to Local Health Nurse I niversary, and the theme their spouses are invited is “Under Attack, But and encouraged to attend. 11 p.m. on a first-come- Still Standing.” Morn- November 21 first-serve basis. $100 The Pike County Health Department is accepting ing worship begins at 11 The GFWC WV Wil- in prize money to be applications for a full time, partial year appointment, a.m., Sunday School at liamson Woman’s Club awarded. Contact Lyrick 9:45 a.m., a fellowship will hold its regular Promotions, Ltd. at (304) Local Health Nurse I. dinner at 1 p.m. and an meeting at noon at the 235-2823. afternoon service at 3 Starlight Restaurant. All December 16 General Duties include: This position serves under the direction of the Nurse Su- p.m. Everyone is invited. members are urged to at- November 15-16 The Mingo County pervisor. Responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to; Provide tend. Democrat Women will The Mingo Career December 3 basic entry level nursing care and assessments to the client consistent with the Public hold the annual Christ- Center will be holding The annual Quilt Ex- Health Practice Reference, Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice. Establish policies, mas dinner/dance at the procedures and licensing laws. Document services provided to the client according to GED testing for candi- hibit for the Great White dates who have passed the Way will be at the Wil- Starlight Lounge in Wil- standards of the PHPR and Administrative Reference (AR). Maintain confi dentiality official practice test. For liamson Christian School liamson (formerly the and privacy according to guidelines. Develop and conduct educational counseling and more information, con- on Second Avenue from Brass Tree), beginning teaching activities for individual clients and families. Utilize basic awareness of com- tact John Webb at (304) 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., with at 6 p.m. with dinner. All munity resources and complete required trainings. 475-3347. To register for judging at 3 p.m. Previ- members wishing to par- Adult Basic Education to ous winners can be ex- ticipate are encouraged Minimum Education, Training or Experience: See special requirements. take the official practice hibited, but will not be to bring a $5 gift and a test, contact Mary Oliver eligible for prizes. charge of $15 will be Special Requirements: (Age, Licensure, Regulation, Etc.) Must have RN license in at (304) 235-2022. December 4 November 15 The Lyrick Talent collected at the door for Kentucky or compact state or provisional license in Kentucky, meeting all requirements entrance to dinner. There of KRS 314.041 and approval to practice as Registered Nurse Applicant (RNA). The Mingo County Quest 10 will be held at Board of Education will Dandy’s in Williamson, will be music, dancing be having a special meet- First Avenue and Court and prizes. Starting Salary: $14.77 - $18.43/hr negotiable with additional experience. Grade 15 ing at 6 p.m. at Matewan Street, from 6 p.m. to 11 December 20-21 Elementary School. p.m. on a first-come-first- The Mingo Career Applications may be obtained at the Pike County Health Department, 119 River The AIM (Action In serve basis. $100 in prize Center will be holding Drive, Pikeville, KY 41501, or http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm Mingo) Group will meet money to be awarded. GED testing for candi- at Williamson City Hall Contact Lyrick Promo- dates who have passed the Completed application and transcript must be returned by close of business November at 4:30 p.m. Meetings are tions, Ltd. at (304) 235- official practice test. For open to the public and the 2823. 23, 2011, to Pike County Health Department. Resume will not substitute for com- December 8 more information, con- pleted application. group will be planning tact John Webb at (304) the annual Great White Dignity Hospice will be holding a hospice vol- 475-3347. To register for Equal Opportunity Employer Way (Christmas parade) to be held Dec. 3. unteer workshop starting Adult Basic Education to Applicants and employees in this classifi cation may be required to submit to a drug November 18 at 12 noon. The meeting take the official practice screening test and background check. The Housing Author- will be held at Dignity’s test, contact Mary Oliver ity of Mingo County will Chapmanville office at at (304) 235-2022.

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Notice is hereby given that LAUREL RUN MINING COMPANY, 1000 CONSOL ENERGY DR, CANONSBURG, PA 15317 has a permit on fi le with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for the surface mining of approximately 34.95 acres and has submitted an application to the DEP, 1101 George Kostas Drive, Logan, WV, 25601, for renewal of Article 3 Permit Number U-5013-93 to mine coal underground in the Coalburg seam of coal.

The operation is discharging into the Left Fork of Riffe Branch and three unnamed tributaries of/and Spring Branch, all of Trace Fork of Pigeon Creek of the Tug River and is located 1.6 miles, northwest of MYRTLE, HARDEE District of Mingo County, Longitude 82°11’ 51” and Latitude 37° 47’21” (Coordinates from USGS Topographic Map).

Surface of the area associated herewith is owned by: Williamson Mining and Manufacturing Company, P .O. Box 950, Williamson, WV 25661; Sarah V. Hall, Rt. 1, Box 512, Williamson, WV, 25661; Forestland Fund II L. P., P.O. Box 9162, Chapel Hill, NC 27515; James Randall Hurst et. al., Route 1, Box 307, Delbarton, WV 25670; Kennis Forest McCoy ET UX, Rt. 1, Box 296, Delbarton, WV 25670; Consol of Kentucky Inc., 1000 Consol Energy Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317

and the mineral associated herewith is owned by: Laurel Run Mining Company, 1000 Consol Energy Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317; Cole and Crane R.E.T. 940 4th Av., Suite 215, Huntington, WV 25719; Consol of Kentucky Inc., 1000 Consol Energy Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317; Williamson Mining and Manufacturing Company P .O. Box 950, Williamson, WV 25661; CI Development, P.O. Box 5443, 28 Lynnwood Heights Dr., Vienna, WV 26105

Surface of the area within 100 feet of the permit area is owned by: Ida Hurst, Rt. 1, Box 307, Delbarton, WV 25670; Willard Hurst et. al., Rt. 1, Box 307, Delbarton, WV 25670; Consol, Inc., 1000 Consol Energy Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317; Duncan Fork United Baptist Church, General Delivery, Myrtle, WV 25684; Charles Jewell, Rt. 1, Box 309, Delbarton, WV 25670.

and the mineral within 100 feet of the permit area is owned by: Laurel Run Mining, 1000 Consol Energy Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317; Cole and Crane R.E.T., 940 4th Avenue, Suite215, Huntington, WV 25719.

Written comments and/or requests for an informal conference of the permit renewal application shall identify the applicant and application number and will be received by the Permit Supervisor at the DEP address above until December 24, 2011, or thirty (30) days from the date of fi nal publication. A copy of the application will be available for review until December 24, 2011, or thirty (30) days from the date of fi nal publication in the DEP Regional Offi ce located at the address above AND in the Mingo County Clerk’s offi ce during normal business hours.

DEP Telephone Number: 304-792-7250 Permit Number: U501393 10/20/11, 10/27/11, 11/3/11, 11/10/11, 11/3/11, 11/10/11 11/17/11, 11/24/11

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Town of Gilbert is seeking bids for the following equip- ment items: (1) Compact-sized Excavator (2) 5-Ton Lowboy Equipment Trailer (3) Trailer Mounted Air Com- pressor

Bids will be received by the Town of Gilbert at its offices at City Hall, Main Street (P.O. Box 188), Gilbert, West Vir- ginia 25621 until 2:00 p.m., (LPT) on December 6, 2011, at which time all bids received will be publicly opened and read aloud. All bids shall re- main open for 60 days. The Bid Documents may be examined and/or obtained at the following locations:

Town of Gilbert Main Street Legals Legals Legals Gilbert, WV 25621Legals Happy Ads AUTOMOTIVE Phone: (304) 664-9625 Notice to Creditors and Notice to Creditors and Benefi- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PLACE YOUR CELEBRATION Beneficiaries ciaries or AD TODAY! REAL ESTATE SALES The Town of Gilbert is seeking (Only $5 for 16 words) Birth- Notice is hereby given that set- Notice is hereby given that set- bids for the following equip- E.L. Robinson Engineering Co. days, anniversaries, REAL ESTATE RENTALS tlement of the estate of the fol- tlement of the estate of the fol- ment items: 5088 Washington Street, West congratulations or just be- lowing named decedents lowing named decedents will Charleston, WV 25313 cause. Any reason is will proceed without reference proceed without reference to a (1) Compact-sized Excavator Phone: (304) 776-7473 good enough to find its way Apartments/Townhouses to a fiduciary commissioner fiduciary commissioner un- (2) 5-Ton Lowboy Equipment into the Classifieds' unless within ninety days from less within ninety days from Trailer The Town of Gilbert reserves greetings and happy ads. Call FOR RENT the first publication of this the first publication of this no- (3) Trailer Mounted Air Com- the right to reject any and all 304-235-4242, ext 2 BR FURNISHED GARAGE notice such reference is re- tice such reference is re- pressor Bids. 27 for more information. APT,NO PETS AT TURKEY quested by a party in interest quested by a party in interest C R E E K K Y CALL or an unpaid creditor files a or an unpaid creditor files a Bids will be received by the Vivian L. Livinggood, Mayor SERVICES 606-237-4792 claim and good cause is claim and good cause is Town of Gilbert at its offices at Town of Gilbert Houses For Rent shown to support reference shown to support reference City Hall, Main Street (P.O. 11:3,10 FINANCIAL to a fiduciary commissioner. to a fiduciary commissioner. Box 188), Gilbert, West Vir- ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT ginia 25621 until 2:00 p.m., Alvie Dalton Opal Spry (LPT) on December 6, 2011, 300 SERVICES 2 & 3 BEDROOMS $600 AND Dated this 3rd Day of Nov. at which time all bids received UP WILLIAMSON AND KEN- 2011 Dated this 31st Day of Oct. will be publicly opened and TUCKY.CALL 606-353-8967 2011 read aloud. All bids shall re- ANIMALS Jim Hatfield main open for 60 days. MANUFACTURED HOUSING Clerk of County Jim Hatfield The Bid Documents may be Commission of Mingo County Clerk of County examined and/or obtained at AGRICULTURE RESORT PROPERTY Commission of Mingo County the following locations: 11:10,17 11:3,10 Town of Gilbert MERCHANDISE EMPLOYMENT Main Street Gilbert, WV 25621 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES SERVICE / BUSINESS DIRECTORY Phone: (304) 664-9625 or

E.L. Robinson Engineering Co. 5088 Washington Street, West Charleston,Visit WVus 25313 online, anytime at Phone: (304) 776-7473 www.williamsondailynews.comThe Town of Gilbert reserves the right to reject any and all Bids. Vivian L. Livinggood, Mayor Town of Gilbert 11:3,10 A10

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Thursday, November 10, 2011 ComiCCs/EntomicEsrtainmEnt BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today’s Answers

FUNKY WINKERBEAN Tom Batiuk

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

HI & LOIS Brian and Greg Walker THE LOCKHORNS William Hoest

MUTTS Patrick McDonnell

Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Thursday, to shove faster than you can believe, Nov. 10, 2011: especially if you have a different point This year you can open up to new of view. Tonight: A must appearance. zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman changes and greater possibilities. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You see the world more openly. You HHHH Display your customary sometimes see how opposites can be efficiency. Some people could find the same, at least in their core issues. you a little demanding in the next You could swing between whether to few weeks. You just have all this do what you want to do and what you energy and need to keep your focus. think you would like to do. Another Understanding will evolve. Tonight: scenario could be whether to do what Look beyond the obvious. you want or what is right or will work. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You will discover that for you, one path HHHH Rethink a personal matter works better than the others. If you with the person involved. A discussion are single, establishing a new relation- helps both of you bond more closely, ship with your birthday on a Full Moon no matter what. Anger will keep build- guarantees suitors, but not necessarily ing if you don’t discuss the issue. Do peaceful relating. If you are attached, it sooner rather than later. Tonight: the two of you look to a better year, but Togetherness builds. THE FAMILY CIRCUS you need to have equality. You might SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) CONCEPTIS SUDOKU note your differences more than your HHHHH Defer to your significant Bil Keane similarities. TAURUS can be extremely other. No matter how you look at a by Dave Green challenging. situation, it is changeable. Try accept- The Stars Show the Kind of Day ing and opening up. Your ability to You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; deal with the impossible emerges. 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult Others are in sync with your thoughts. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Understand where the similarities are HHHH You suddenly become far rather than the differences. Tonight: more sedate and caring. How could all Let another person choose. of this have happened? You made a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) big splash the past few months. Now HHHH Touch base with others’ this? We cannot say that others aren’t needs and desires. With that type wistful for the person of the past, but of nurturing, people cannot help but they will like your caring even more respond. Let defiance go — it is an now. Tonight: Make it your treat. immediate reaction, nothing more. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Structure your plans around what HHHHH The Bull roars. The Full works. Tonight: Put your feet up and Moon focuses on you and only you. relax. Don’t be shy or too patient. Now is the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) time to move, especially if you have HHHHH Allow more creativity into been eying a particular goal — that your ideas, actions and conversations. is, if you want a yes answer. Tonight: Please note the high response to your DENNIS THE MENACE Juggling others’ concerns. ingenuity. You might consider project- Hank Ketchum GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ing in this manner more often. A friend HHH Know that sometimes the would like more attention. Tonight: Let less said the greater the impact you the good times begin. have. Knowing what you want and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) being willing to move forward and HHH A key person is on the make it so are part of the recipe. Now bandwagon about a new beginning. the best move is to watch and check You cannot shut this person down. out where others are coming from. Opposing him or her would be a les- Tonight: Vanish. son in futility. Why do that to yourself, CANCER (June 21-July 22) or to anyone else? Tonight: Dinner for HHHHH Zero in on what you two. want. Listen to what is being said PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) between friends, then observe what is HHHHH You want to understand happening. You might be a little tired what is going on. Not everyone is as of a situation that keeps repeating willing to calmly discuss a situation itself. Be direct in your conversations. as you are. Rather than get into a Tonight: Where the fun is. disagreement, flow with the moment LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) knowing that anything is changeable. HHHH Take a stand if you must. Tonight: Juggling calls, mail and plans. Others always respond to your lead- ership. You have a sudden concern Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet about making money. Push comes at www.jacquelinebigar.com. Visit us online at www.williamsondailynews.comAd goes here A11

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