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'HIOWESDH APRIL 11, 2012 • SEAVING KAROIN COUNTY SINCE 1974 • REACH SUBSCAIBIR SfRVIC ES AT (270) 505-1170 50 ~Inll emorial to unveiled Merging progress Saturday Knox with By MARTY FINLEY Saturday morning at Fort Knox. indudes the names of those Tribute honors mf'nl .y~_ n!.rpri". «)m A Hollywood celebrity will from the command and its sub­ participate in ceremonies plan­ ordinate units who have died in fallen members A memorial honOring sol­ ned for familie, serving as guests combal, said Capt. Malisa tradition diers under the 11th Aviation of honor. Hamper, a public affairs officer of II th Aviation Command and its subordinate The memoria1 features a with the 11th Aviation Com­ units killed during the global bronze battle cross and a graJlite mand, an Anuy Reserve head- Without much time Command war on terror will be unveiled wall surrounding the cross that Twn lv MEMORlAl. AU to plan, new events coordinator expects SHUTTING DOWN DIXIE little to change for Heartland Festival By MARTY FINLEY ./ mfinley@(hrn. "·,,,nlt,-pri ...oo m ElizabethtoWll Eve nts Co· ordinator Sarah Vaughn h8..'l lit­ tle time to plan the 30th Heartland Festival. She said fes­ tivalgoe r ~ should not expect drastic changes in the city's first year coordinating the August event. Vaughn said the city plans to retain programs that have worked in the past while remov­ ing or tweaking elemenlll con­ sidered detrimental. For instance, Vaughn said the canoe races, parade, Fireworks alld rides for children will re­ turn this year. TIle balloon glow also is expected to return, but Vaughn sai d it may be moved to Saturday nighl wilh Friday focusing primarily on rides. Vaughn envisions all entire pl ay area installed at Freeman Lake Park that would be ~ boom ing" with kids, but she , said she is nol $UfC what specif. ic rides or activities the city will offer. Official s announced a deci­ -"'1'IC""'{11!0 ___ """""", sion Monday to maintain the A helicopter take. off Tue.day from AI", Road after pl~kln, up an Injured FI.ehbaeh USA employee In E/!ubethtown, to transport him to Jewl.h festival in a transitional year af­ Hospital In Loolsvllie. The man was being transported In the ambulance wilen n was hn by a ear while going through the Intersection with North Dille ter the Hardin County Chanl­ Avenue. ber of Commerce turned over the reins. Vaughn $aid about 85 vendors have verbally commit­ ted, which includes everything Man loses fingers; car hits ambulance from food sales to local busi­ nesses to arts and crafts. A Hardin County ambulance 900 I'eterson Drive regarding an Less than 20 minutes after Vaughn said the city is look­ Raymond Clark carrying a Fischbach USA em­ employee witll an injured hand. the 911 call, Ihe ambulance was ing for more arts and crafts ven­ ployee wilh all injured hand was Raymond F. Clark, 44, of en route to Jewish Hospital in dors but has fared well in at­ of Elizabethtown involved in a two-vehicle colli­ Eli7.abethIOwn, sustained a seri­ Louisville when th e coll ision oc­ tracting a smorgasbord of food sion Tuesday afternoon al the in­ ous bUI non·life threatening in­ curred, Howard said. The options. suffered non-life tersection of Ring Road and jury, Howard said. Louisville hospital houses a ~ We've aclually had to tum North Dixie Avenue in Eliza­ Joel Shoaf, Fischbach's Eliza­ center speciali7jng in hand, arm some folks away because we bethtown. bethtown operations manager, and shoulder care. have so many varieties offood, ~ threatening injuries Don Howard, a Hardin said Clark caught his hand in a 'Ine ambulance was travel­ she said. County EMS shift supervisor, piece of equipment. Fischbach ing east through the intersection One change Vaughn in­ By SARAR BENNETT said at 1:13 p.m. the ambulance manufactures plastic pad rnging of Ring Road and Dixie Avenue stalled is discowlIed vendor fees .b<1>""u@,hr""...... ".rp,.;..,_O)m service was called to the plant at for sealanu and adhesives. Tum to CRASH, Al4 Tum In HEAR11.AND. AI3 Tax preparers look at five common mistakes

approaching, some area tax pre­ day is a holiday in Washington, She once saved a client mon­ thai take place each year. Deadline to file taxes parers shared Five of the mo~t D.C. ey by fmding out that Arkansas, Delbosque said keeping up with common mistakes and confu­ Filers missing credits to which where he was filing, was offering the changes even can be chal­ is Aprill? this year sions Ihey observe in taxpayers they're entitled is the mosl com­ a tax break for soldiers. lenging for her. who File lax returns on their own mon mistake observed by Epo· Filers often don't know thai "Sometimes you do go By AMBER COULTER The deadline to file taxes this lita Delbosqne, owner of Del­ type of credit is avai lable, espe­ through staying up until 3 0'· """"IW@lh"n...... n~ "'.«>m year is Tuesday because April 15 bosque Tax Service on South Cially because it's hard to keep clock in the morning doing re· With the deadline to File taxes is a Sunday and the following Dixie Boulevard in Radcliff. up with federal and state changes 'I\'m to TAXFS, Al3

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LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES FROM AROUND KENTUGKIANA

LOOKING BACK DAILY BRIEFING ON THIS DATE IN IN 1814, LEXIN GTON Napoleon Bonaparte abdi­ cated 3.'1 Emperor of the City to receive French and was banished [0 21c Museum Hotel the island of Elba. IN 1921, Iowa be<:ame the A Lexington landmark is fi~ stale to imflO5C a ci~;,l ­ being tumed into an up­ reUe tax, at 2 (Cllts a pw;:k­ seale hotel. ,,&<. Louisville philanthro­ IN 1910, ApoUo 13, with pists and art collectors astronauts james A. loveD, Steve Wilwn and Laura Fred W. Haise and J ack Lee Brown say they will Swigert, blasted off on illlll­ tum Lexington's first sky­ fated mission to the moon. scraper - the First National IN HARDIN COUNTY Bank Building - into a 21c 3D YEARS AGO, the sec­ Museum Hotel. ond annual Ms. Buff-'Olla It will be the fourth in Conlest was held at Lincoln the 2 1c group of hotels, Jamboree in Hodgenville. which are combination Area men participated in boutique hotels and con­ the female impersonation temporary art museums. contest, raising $2,500 for The first opened in Louis­ LaRue County schools. The ville in 2006. winner was the Rev. Ken Wilson said he is excited Barbee, minister of Barren .... 1'ICl£TI".. __ about bringing the line of Run Baptist Church near hotels to the city's down­ Sonora The evenl was the Loeal tattle produur Chutk Crutther. from lett, PeM~ Edwards , manal" of tile Animal Reful e Center In VIne Gro~e . town. brainchild of Glen Rice and Mike Buckman 01 Fa,m C.edit Servltos 01 Mld-Amerk:a load bags 01 dog food ooto a t.allor Tuesday at Southern Plans call for the hotel to who acted as coordinator Stat" In Ellulbethtown. The initial load of food WlIS nearty 500 pounds end will total 2,000 pound, o~" th$ year for the conlest. donatlHl by Hardin County Farm Bureau, the Hardin County Cattlemen'. AllIOC:latioo and Farm CrlHllt Servlcel and lold have 80 guest rooms in ad­ 20 YEARS AGO, Bob at co&t by Solrtllem Stat". dition 10 a restaurant, a bar, Cooper and the Rev. Donna meeting rooms and a ball­ Own, both members of the roQm. Board of Directors of North Hardin HO PE, burned a Former President copy of the building's Food for friends $70,000 mort!,'3.ge in a cere­ Clinton heading mony. Donation to shelter promotes agriculture industry to Kentucky FI'OIII NtIIJIoEt,urpriIe wire By AMBER COULTER Fonner President Bill UI1t/(t, ~1Id #aff ~ru ""'uuller{ll;lh.n ...... nleTpri ...65· 176:1.. From Ntw'£NW"priu II.'ire ~

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TOOAY OEATH SERVICES

Adult, child and Infant CPR certI1Ication with basic l1rst Thomas Franklin Hayse Jr. Shirley Elalne Abrahamson, 65. of EliZabethtown. died We6- aid , 6 p.m .• 2009 Leitchfield Road. E'\own, sponsored nesday. April 4, 2012. A memorial service is at 5 p.m. SUr} by American He(lrt N;sociation certified instructors: T homas t'l"1I1I.klin Hayse Jr., 61, husband of Debora day. April 15. at Kingdom Hal l of Jehovah's Witnesses at $50: registration required before all classes. POe: to Cunningham Hayse, died Sunday, April 8, 2012, at the 13SO W. Lincoln Trail Blvd .• Radcliff. register 862·5228 or 763.2915. University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center. UIIa Bath Cottrell, 72. of Big Clifty, died Sur.clay. April 8. Job Corps vocatiOflal and educational training for He was bornJuly 8, 1950. the son of the late Thomas 2012. The funeral is at 1 p.m. COT today at Watkins.Qller youttls, 11 a.m., Career Center, 916 N. Mulberry St., Franklin Hayse Sr. and EdithJ ohnson H ayse. Mr. Hayse Funeral home in Leitchfiekf with burialin Tom Cook Ceme t er~ E'town. A sign.up session follows. Applicants younger was a graduate of the University of Kentucky and was a in Shrewsbury. Visitation continues at 9 a.m. COT today at than need signature of a parent or guardian. POe: the funeral home. 18 retired part~ manager for several local automobile deal­ LaToukle RobersOfi. (502) 774-1885. Evelyn Bel DamaI~ 88. of Brandenburg, died Sunday, April erships. He was a member of Glens Cr~k Baptist 'nil W3tBl'lng Can' painting class registration deadline 8. 2012, The funeral is at 1 p.m. EDT today at Salem Baptist Church. Is today. Class is 10:3().2:3Q p.m. April 16. Hardin ChurCh wim burial in Cap Anderson Cemetery. Visitation c0n­ County Extension Service, 201 Peterson Of., E'town. In addition to his wife, survivol'S include a son, tinues at 8:30 a.m. EDT today at Brulngtor}Jeflkins-Sturgeon Cost $20 includes all supplies. instructor Byrle \Vesley Reed Hayse of Columbus, Ohio; a daughter, Funeral Home In Brandenburg. Thomas. POe: 7654121. Beth Hayse (Daniel) Gaddis of Lexington; lwo grand­ Jane Ellen DavIs, SO. of Elizabethtown. died Friday. April 6. children, Hayley H ayse of Chula Vista, Calif., and Carly 2012. A celebration of life service is at 7 p.m. COT today at Hayse of Columbus; one brother, Paul (Connie) Hayse Rogers-Oller Funeral Home in Clarkson. Cremation was cho­ THURSOAY of Rineyville; and numerous aunts, uncle§ and cousins. sen, Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m, COT today at the funera l The funeral is at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Kerr hOme. training pediatric and first aid, Babys/tt8rs' with CPR 9 DIIrothy Grump Bale Duf'fy, 91. of Elizabethtown, died a.m.·3:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Hardin/LaRue Red Brothers Funeral Home, Harrodsburg Road, Lexington, Sunday. April 8. 2012. The funeral Is at 2 p.m. Thursday at Cross Service Center. 405 W. Dixie Ave., E'town. $85. with Paslor Justin Rader offidating. Burial of cremains will be in Lexington Cemetery at a later date. Dixon-Rogers Funeral Home in Magr,olia with burial in Aetna spring break SpeCial. POe: 765-4979. Grove Church Cemetery. Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m. today Game pro&ram for studerrts. Visit;l.lion is from 5 to 8 p.m. loday at the funeral Day scboIII-age 4·5 p.m .. and continues at noon Thursday at the funeral home. Radcliff North Branch Library. 800 S. Logsdon Parkway. home. Nora Agnes foIIch, 90. of Leitchfield. died Sunday. Aprll 8. Radcliff. POe: 351-9999. Memorial contributions may be made to Glens 2012. The funeral is at 1 p.m. COT today at Rogers.Qller Sonora Town CauncJl . 6:30 p.m .. upstairs at Sonora Creek Baptist Church, ·1678 Steele Road, Versailles, KY Funeral Home In Clarkson with burial in Mount Hebron Volunteer Rre Dapartmant; meetings opan to the put> 40383 or the UK Markey Cancer Center, 500 S. Cemetery. Visitation lic. POC: Mayor Larry Copelin. 36!).7016. continues at 9 a.m. COT today at the fu­ Limcslone, Lexington, KY 40.108·9964. neral home. TtIIBconfBrencirw Using Skypa presentatlDn. 5:3().7;30 p.m" Hardin County Public Library, 100 Jim Owen Drive. E·town. Registration required. POe: 769-6337.

FRIDAY Benefit gG5geI s/ngi1g and auction. 6 p.m. EDT. Big Faith Clifty Community Center. to benefit Kim Cundiff for Two suspects flushed medical expanses. Singers include New Image and The Saucers. Refreshments available. donations appreciat· Lutheran to ed. POe: 312--8457. Coupon1/ql101. 10.11:30 a.m" Friday and April 27, out of portable toilet Hardin County Public Library. 100 Jim Owen Drive. host choir E"town. Learn where to find coupons. how to use them By BENJAMIN west side of the business. ing or evading police. and how to save 50 parcent. Registration required. S. ROSSI When officers anived Anderson also was POC: 769-6337. Thursday The J ....min. Jou"",) and declared tl1eir pres· charged with pos:ression KnIghts of Columbus VIne Grove blood drive. 10 a.m.-2 ence, lwo of the subjects of marijuana after police p.m .. 312 E. Main St .. Vine Grove. POe: 1-8OQ.RED night Nicholasville police /led on fool toward :rearched rum. CROSS. arrested and charged Wahnart with officers in A white Ford Ex­ three Lexington resi­ Yard sale. 9 a.m.·3 p.m. friday and Saturday, 3947 T he concert choir from pursuit. plorer that was parked S. Wilson Road, sponsored by Opan Arms Grandpar· dents with criminal mis­ Michigan Lutheran Seminary When Ihey /led, they in front of KOT also lied ents Raising Grandchildren Support Group. Monetary chief in an alleged rob­ will perfonll a free ooncert allegedly abandoned the scene wh en officers donations aocepted as well as clean usable children'S bery attempt outside the Thursday night in the new their burglary tools, arrived, the police re· toys, books. small household items, small furniture, KOI Auto Parts on which sanctuary of Faith Lutheran were recovered port states. etc.: no clothes please. POe: Laura Cooper. 3004966 Main Str~t in Nicholas­ The vehicle was or [email protected]. Church in Radcliff. The per­ by police. ville early Monday Officers pursued the found around 3:30 a.m. fomlance begins at 6:30 p.m. morning. two male subjects into at the Speedway gas sta­ It's one of 20 concerts this According to the cila· 'he larking lot and tion on North Main, SATUROAY season for the 25-voice tions. patrol officers re­ foun tl1e111 hiding to­ where the third suspect troupe from Saginaw, Mich., sponded to a robbery Adult and pediatric CPR/AED with first ald. 9 a.m.·3:30 gether in a portable toli­ and alleged driver, which has toured annually call around 2:30 a.m. at et 15 minutes later. Keyosha T. Conway, p.m .. Hardin/LaRue Red Cross Ser'o'tce Center. 405 W. since 1955. Dixie Ave .. E·town. $110. POe; 7654979. 1038 N. Main SI. and Jeremy J. Young, 2:!, was arrested. Admission is free. A Adult and pediatriC CPR/l£D with fll'$t aid, 10 a.m.' encountered two sus­ and Marcus Anderson, Conway, 21, was mi· 4:30 p.m .. Nelson County Library. Bardstown. $110. freewill offering will be col­ pects in dark clothing 20, were arrested and randized and told police POC: 7654979. lected. with crowban trying to charged with first-degree they were at KOJ be­ Adult and P8<1atriC CPR/AED with first aid review. 9 Faith Llltheran 111~ts in its break into the soda ma­ criminal mischief, pos­ cause her boyfriend and a.m.·12:30 p.m., Fort Knox Red Cross Service Center. new building al 3n E. Lin· chine and "possibly the session of burglary tools his accomplice wanted a $90. POe: 7654979. coin Trail Blvd. in Radcliff. building" on the north- and second-degree lIee- "lick, ~ the report slates. 'All Evening in Paris,' a 'Me and My Guy' dance. 3-6 p.m., Van Voorhis Elementary School. Fort Knox. presented by the Fort Knox Girt Scouts Service Unit. Dress: Sunday best or better, Tickets $5 per person; open to public. Dancing, appetizers and door prizes; Kamo Photography offers an optional photo session for add~ tional cust of $10 and $20; tickets on sale through April 13. Girts 18 and younger and their male escorts Beshear calls for cooperation, innovation at 16 years or older may purchase tickets; Scout member· ship not required. POe: Patricia Corlal:ar. 312'()292. or [email protected]. BasIc Computer Skills, 11 a.m.-noon. Apri114 and 28. national prescription drug abuse summit Hardin County Public library. 100 Jim Owen Drive, E·town. For those new to computers. Registration re­ agency borders - to make toring program, and re­ lous prescribers to provide quired. POe: 769-6337. headway aboninsl prescrip. quire immediale investiga­ huge numbers of pain­ ORLANDO, Fla. - At Big Clifty Girls Reunion , noon COT. Big Clifty tion drug abuse." tion of pres<:ribing com­ killers without oversight to the National Prescription Community Building. for any woman wt\O was bOrn or The three·day summit, plaints. grew up In the Big Clifty area. Sling covered dish and a Drug Abuse Summit in prescription drug addicts sponsored by Kentucky­ Beshear outlined the nu­ drink; paper products furnished. POe: Dixie Hart. 242· o r dealers from surround· Orlando on Tuesdar,' Gov. based 7648 or sisstK..,[email protected]. Steve Beshear cal ed for Project UNITE, fea­ merous steps that his ad· ing states. At the urging of tured 100 leaders and ex­ ministration already has Genealogy meetl .., 1-5 p.m" Rough Creek Baptist states and the federal gov· Beshear and other stale Church (on Howevalley Road near St. Johns). Bring fam­ ernment to develop ag­ perts from across the coun­ implemented to assist law and federal officials, try who shared techniques enforcement and commu' ily Information. stories and old photos to gressive shared tactics to florida Gov. Rick Scott im­ share. Scanner and copier available. Bring drinks and to reduce the spread of nities, including: thwart the devastating plemented a prescription snacks to share. POe: Bob Klinglesmith. (502) 451· abuse of prescription scourge of prescription • 'lbe creation of an 5697; Anna Marie Rowers, 737·9425; or Brother John d rugs. Speakers included Intcrstatc l'res<:ription drug monitoring program R. Clark. 862·9540. d rug abuse. in that state, which will sig­ He also encouraged Surgeon General Regina Drug Task Force with offi­ John QuiUins IIIemorIaI Pancake Feast, 7 a.m.-l p.m .. Benjamin, Office of Na· cials from Ohio, lennessce nificantly reduce the num­ Colvin Community Center. 230 Frewom way. Radcliff, Kentucky legislators to ber of addiction·feeding keep the state on the lead· tional Drug Control Policy and West Virginia to better hosted by the North Hardin lions Club. Feast includes prescriptions from Horida pancakes. sausage. eggs and drink. Tickets are $6 fo r ing edge of effective anti­ Director Gil Kerlikowske, identify those who exploit adults and can be purchased from any North Hardin drug stra1egies by passing a Rep. Hal Rogers, and stale borders to abuse, mis­ to users in other states. lions Club member; children 6 and younger eat free. broad prescription drug Centers for Disease u:re or divert prescription • The creation of a pan­ POe: Lion Mark Kelly. 351·9441. bill on the final day of the Control lTincipal Deputy drugs. el of health professionals to Open cmft • . 4-7 p.m .. Silkworm Yarn Shop. in­ legislative session this Director Ileana Arias. • A partnership with develop criteria for Ken­ side Bookworm Book Store. 853 N. Dixie Blvd" Radcliff w~k. One key piece of Ken­ the Kentucky Office of tucky's prescription moni­ Plaza. Radcliff. Bring knitting. crochet. tatting. spinning "We need the medical tucky legislation, H ouse Drug Control Policy and toring program in order to projects and meet other crafters; cuffee machine and community, treatment fa­ Bill 4 olTers numerous tools Operdtion UNITE to use a identify suspicious drug. convection oven available for use. POe: 351-6777 or cilities, education, the busi­ to prevent o r reduce pre­ federal grant to hold ,um­ [email protected]. prescribing habits. Thcse ness SCt:tor, law enforce­ scription drug abuse, and mits that will beller edu· Panc:aIIa breakfast. !)'11 a.m .. Summit Commj,jnity guidelines will help sepa· Beshear called on the cate ph~sicians and dis· Center. Summit Eastview Road, Summit. Donations re­ ment, advocates, insurance rate the vast majority of Kentucky legislature to pen:rers. mru1Y of whom re­ quested to benefit summer events for youth In the industry, workers' comp physicians responding to pass the bill on the fmal main unaware of the dan­ Summit area. POe: 268-8445. offiCials, and elected offi· legitimate patient needs cials on the local, state and day of session Thursday. ger of these drugs and how Perennial F10war GardenIng. 1·2 pm" Hardin County from those few pill pushers Publk: Library. 100 Jim Owen Drive, E'town. Learn to federal levels to step up, to Among other things, quickly legitimate use in white coats. plant and take care of parennials common to this re­ listen and to be heard. !'IB " would require pain 1110rphs into addiction_ Beshear's biennial gion from Master Gardener Norva lark. Registration re­ Collaboration and cooper· mrumgement clillics to be • Beshear's testimony quired. POe: 769-6337. atio n are essential," Be· owned by a licensed med· to Congress last spring reo budget, approved by the Plant sale. 8 a.m., Hardin County Fair Squares build­ shear said. "No state or ical practitioner, mandale garding the harrowing im· General Assembly, also in­ ing. 1524 Hodgenville Road. Ky. 210, E·town. Old faso­ community is an island. It partiCipation in KASI'ER, pact of the so·called ~pill cluded additional re­ ioned plants. POe: 735-6802. will take all of us - working Kentucky's successful elec­ pipeline" from Florida, sources for substance­ Yard 8 a.m.·3 p.m" Vine Grove Gazebo on Main sale, across geographical and tronic prescription mom- which allowed W1SCrupU- abuse treatment. Street in Vine Grove. hosted by the Vine Grove Chapter 122 Order of the Eastern Star: plus-size clothes avai~ able as well as other items. POC; Reanna McCarthy 26&5001.

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CPR for the professional reswer review . &9 p.m .. D•••• t .... Hardin/LaRue Red Cross Service Center. 405 W. Dixie . f_tao M .".h.· B ~dl<, Ave., E'town. $90. POe: 7654979. .. How-- _III...... fll .... How til Grow: Green Beans, part of Gardeners ToolbOx .""...... r. ol'nlllll.,. _wto.·- ...... tII ...- "'.... . Series. Registration deadline is April 16; class is at 6 2098 Le;t,;hli.ld Ad .. Hlabethtown p.m. April 23. Hardin County Extension Service. 201 •I. 1'd.IbIOO ... 270-1&9·6341 Peterson Drive. E"lown. $5. POe: 7654121. .- C~.p.l, SOIlO'. & Upton .Ion in ~ tao . 1IooIaI....-a • 270·36&'1444 • cn.nt IJor • SKill s.artr POe refers to -pOOn 01 conta.ct. ' .., More Info ~ ONLINE Elizabethtown (270) 737_0064 SUBMITTlIIG A CAWIIIlR ITEM Cc»uulln Leitchfield 1270)200_1160 C81enda18IY'IOlI'ICefTl are pI.i:JIIshed fre.e. Call 505-1751, fax to - 769{;965. or ema/I toc~etpo1se.com. Items www.smaUeytawoffice.com ffiU$t \le S<.CmitteCI at least tour 0B)'!l pOOr to tile event. The News­ lAK.ftIOCiaIod I)... had taken to school and showed them to his kinder­ SANFORD, Fla. - garten classmates, the school su perintendent said The Trayvon Martin case Tuesday. took a bi7.arre mm Tues­ Bridgeport Superintendent Paul Vallas said he day when George Zim­ believes the boy took his stepfather'S jacket to merman's attorneys said school Monday without knOwing the drugs were in­ they were dropping the side it. neighborhood walch cap­ "Children bring to school what they find at tain as a client, complain­ home,~ he said. ing that they have lost all Police told the Conneclirol ItJsl the boy took 50 packets of heroin out when it came time for a show­ conlact with him and tlmt and·tell presentation, but Vallas said the boy only he called the prosecutor waved the heroin around at his cubicle. Police did and talked to a TV host af­ not respond to messages seeking comment Tuesday. ter they told him nOI to The boy's stepfather, Santos Roman, 35, went to speak to anyone. the schoof and rC(;overcd the jacket, but police al­ The lawyers portrayed ready had seized the dmgs, offi cials said. He was ar­ Zimmennan as errat ic and rested when he remmed to the school after appar­ his emotional slate as OIE,n lowe,l The,e has ne"", been a bette, tim .. 10 ch~ your home, yourte r m~. )'Qurrate and now even you, dosing (Ost!

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Volume 37, Issue 82

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS R. CHRIS ORDWAY BEN SHEROAN Publisher Editor SARAH REDDOCH JEFF D’ALESSIO Editorial Page Editor County News Editor LARRY JOBE SARAH BERKSHIRE Advertising Sales Director Features editor MAJ. GEN. TERRY KENDRA STEWART TUCKER, Ret. Public member Public member

EDITORIAL United Way stirs the pot ISSUE: United Way’s Community Conversation OUR VIEW: Proactive approach generates discussion OUR READERS WRITE A public screening and subse- ployment; and the pending quent discussion of a documen- problem of recruitment neces- tary film centering on the cur- sary to fill the gap as 1.8 million Denying baptism the jailer thinks it is important, Selecting appropriate rent state of the education pro- of our nation’s 3.2 million edu- you may.” If the apostle Peter fessional and its future in the cators retire within the next It has been good to see uttered his question from Acts response to jail United States were held locally, decade. many express their desire to 10:47, “Can anyone forbid wa- baptism issue thanks in part to United Way of These questions aren’t new. turn their lives around through ter, that these should not be Central Kentucky. It was one of Administration after administra- jail ministry. The greatest pow- baptized?” the resounding an- Your Easter Sunday editori- 10 taking place in cities across tion from both sides of the polit- er to change hearts is the swer would be “Yes!” al concerning the baptism ban the commonwealth simultane- ical aisle and from both the na- Gospel of Jesus Christ. Romans tells of this great at the county jail very ade- ously on a Tuesday evening in tional and state levels grapple The book of Acts tells that “rehabilitation” that we under- quately and appropriately re- March and the first of its kind with them. And yet, answers es- those who crucified Jesus were go when we obey the com- sponded to this subject. for UWCK. cape us on how to effectively cut to the heart when they real- mands of God. Romans 6:3-4: Jail inmates, of all people, “American Teacher,” directed better pay, motivate and recog- ized what they had done. They “Do you not know that as should not be dragged through by Academy Award winner nize the best and brightest of ed- were desperate to learn what many of us as were baptized a controversial issue of spiritual Vanessa Roth, follows the pro- ucators. If not the answers, then they must do to be forgiven into Christ Jesus were baptized versus water baptism. Such an fessional lives and personal im- at least the resolve and determi- and make their lives right. into His death? Therefore we pacts of four teachers living and issue could be a distraction nation to implement them. They found peace only when were buried with Him through rather than an attraction for all working in schools in California, But these are new questions they obeyed the words of baptism into death, that just as New Jersey, New York and of Christianity. for United Way of Central Peter: “Repent, and let every Christ was raised from the If this becomes a legal issue, Texas. Based on the book Kentucky to contend with. The one of you be baptized in the dead by the glory of the Father, Teachers Have it Easy: The Big God forbid, a solution could be fact that the organization joined name of Jesus Christ for the re- even so we also should walk in Sacrifices and Small Salaries of for the appealing church to with others to host the film and mission of sins” (Acts 2:38). newness of life.” And yet the America’s Teachers, the docu- post bond comparible to the organize the community round The sad truth of working with policy of the local jail is to deny mentary is part of The Teacher crime for which the inmate was table to discuss its implications is the prisoners in the Hardin the greatest rehabilitation Salary Project, a three-pronged charged plus pay for trans- County Detention Center is process and opponent of re- national awareness endeavor another pro-active example of that when they come to the cidivism the world has ever portation and security costs in- that ties an online resource and UWCK’s commitment to its same knowledge, through known. volved. national outreach campaign to mission of improving quality of study of the word, they are not Can the jailer please honest- Meanwhile, all concerned the film. life through education, income allowed to follow this com- should consider that Christi- The project’s purpose is to and health. ly answer why he would deny mand. anity may become a casualty. motivate communities to under- Additional round table gath- the requests of those who de- erings will take place in the re- When they ask the same sire to “walk in newness of life” In addition, this could reflect stand the value a top-performing on the popularity of some de- teacher brings to a student’s fu- maining communities within question as the Ethiopian eu- and “no longer be slaves to sin” UWCK’s service area. With the nuch in Acts 8:36, “What hin- by submitting themselves to nominations. ture success as an adult as well Remember, God is watch- as to our nation’s ability to com- feedback gathered, the organiza- ders me from being baptized?” the commands of the Lord ing. pete in the global marketplace. tion will be equipped with a bet- instead of Philip’s answer, “If Jesus Christ? The documentary raises sev- ter understanding of what might you believe with all your heart, Brian Woodring W.R. Morgan eral important problems that are be possible to improve working you may,” they must hear, “If Radcliff Vine Grove inherent within our national ed- conditions and compensation for ucation system. Central prob- educators today. Letters to the editor reflect the views ed for clarity, length, grammar and Submit letters to: 408 W. Dixie Ave., Hopefully, that effort will lay of their writers and are not intended inappropriate content. 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y wife and I much about herself, ceas- aisle, I turned back showed me her prayer ing us to places so dissimi- were the only ing any possibility for fur- around. rope and then turning lar and so alike. M customers in the ther conversation. “Someday I would like around, opened a drawer Sometimes, like travelers souvenir and gift shop, DAVID “Europe” was her blunt to visit the monastery at and pulled out a picture al- on the same road, we meet lone shoppers during an WHITLOCK response. Mt. Athos,” I blurted. bum. at the intersection of differ- off-season in Daytona I plowed on: “Eastern It was like I had said “You look,” she com- ent faiths, and in their di- Beach, Fla. Europe?” the magic word that manded, opening the book verse expressions we find a The lady at the cash think this one fits?” I “Greece.” opened a secret door; she for me: “Pictures of my commonality reminding us register was kind but asked, trying to draw her “Oh, a beautiful coun- now invited me in for a home.” of familiar beginnings, a guarded, like the person into a conversation. try,” I said, smiling. “I vis- visit. Grinning, she looked She was beaming now, spiritual likeness that stays checking your ID at air- “Da large, better. ited there many years ago. directly at me: “Holy men pointing out photograph with us on the road to new port security. But some- Medium, too small,” she I loved all the historical of God are there.” after photograph of her discoveries. thing about this lady in- glowered at me over her sites in Athens — the Encouraged, I asked, church, her town, its Other times, we bump trigued me: Was she shy or Acropolis, the Pantheon.” “Are you Eastern Ortho- beaches, the mountains, reading glasses. into each other on the en- resentful? Uncaring or pru- My tourist resume drew dox?” the grandeur of her home- trance ramp of a shared dent? Calloused or Feeling like a grade no response. But I wasn’t “Ahh, yes, Eastern land. place, a common culture, bruised? school student who had ready to give up, not yet. Orthodox,” she nodded, as I could imagine her even though on that trav- Directing me to the asked a question with an “I studied Classical if I had mentioned a close carefully lifting the photo eled, yellow bricked road, next aisle, she snapped, obvious answer yet still un- Greek in college. In fact, I personal friend. album from the drawer it’s obvious we’re no staccato style, “Sweatshirts convinced of it, I was majored in it.” “I often pray using the when no one was in the longer in Kansas anymore, and hoodies over there; afraid to state my disagree- Straight faced, she con- comboschini of the store and gazing into the caps, next aisle.” ment with her size assess- tinued staring right Orthodox faith,” I contin- pictures, slowly inhaling for had we stayed where Her accent, which I ment. through me as if I weren’t ued, pulling my prayer the fresh air of Greece. we were, never venturing guessed to be Eastern “Where are you from?” there. rope from my pocket. “You miss your home?” to ask Where? or Who? European, was heavy. I cautiously queried, realiz- Unable to break the Smiling like her long The tears in her eyes We wouldn’t have noticed Rummaging through ing the question was risky: conversation code, I finally awaited dinner guest had was her answer. the other travelers. We’re the sweatshirts, I found I feared she would ignore turned and walked away. finally arrived to enjoy her There is a common too familiar with them in one I liked. “How do you me, refusing to reveal that Three steps down the gyros and baklava, she thread among us, connect- Turn to WHITLOCK, A7

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The views below are not intended to reflect the views of the editorial board of The News-Enterprise. The bizarre process of choosing a veep We are about to embark on The Founding Fathers didn’t Roosevelt, the political conven- leading candidate to be on the ing the political culture.) They one of the more bizarre rituals of have any clear idea about the tions chose their parties’ vice platform with Mitt Romney at 4- are, in a sense, human trial bal- American politics — the selection vice president, only that there presidential candidate. 1 odds. loons. of the presidential candidate’s should be one in case the presi- That process has been win- Instead, the trick is to have, at Even though it has been running mate. dent died or was incapacitated. nowed down to the choice being arm’s length and with great deni- shown repeatedly that a running President Barack Obama’s For a while the Constitution di- made by the presidential candi- ability, one’s name “mentioned” mate can hurt a ticket a lot but choice is settled. It will be the in- rected that the vice president date, a tight inner circle of trust- as a vice presidential possibility. help only so much, great care is cumbent, Joe Biden, despite the would be in effect the second ed aides, and perhaps his spouse. The candidate welcomes this placed in seeking geographical, maneuverings of die-hard place finisher in the presidential Modern political mores dictate “mentioning” — columnist political and personality balance. Hillary Clinton supporters,who election; in other words, the win- that one does not run for the No. Russell Baker once described it Rubio, for example, is from a still want to see her be president ner’s deadliest political enemy 2 spot on the ticket and, if asked, as the work of the “Great key swing state and may attract one day, and proposed she swap would be waiting immediately in should publicly disdain any in- Mentioner” — because it is a back to the party the Hispanics her job as secretary of State for the wings. terest. Even saying “I’ll help the cheap, harmless and effective the GOP has been assiduously Biden’s as vice president as one The Founders couldn’t even party in any capacity I can” is form of political flattery. driving away. way to do it. find much for the vice president considered too pushy. Indeed, Romney’s “short list” The Founding Fathers might Clever idea, but it never to do except preside over the Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., mentions 10 names, all of them be appalled by the process but caught on. Even by Washington Senate and cast tie-breaking said last week, “I’m not going to political incumbents, either gov- for a change, they didn’t have a standards it would have come votes, at most a couple of hours be the vice president.” The polit- ernors or members of Congress. better idea. across as too cynical. of work a year. Up until Franklin ical bookies have Rubio the (So much for “outsiders” chang- — Scripps Howard News Service Race:America’s rawest nerve

f nothing else, the College in Key West. colleague agreed. Her mis- equally degrading reac- and honorable and ethical, killing of Trayvon Wearing new khakis and a take was grounded in race. tions and crass evasions. the acknowledgment of I Martin has many crisp button-down shirt on How else could she have Race is so familiar that race shames many of us, Americans openly talking BILL the first night of class, I overlooked my attire, my many of us fail to see that reminding us that for all of about race and racism MAXWELL carried my textbook, a textbook and notepad? just as it harms the perpe- our laws and claims of be- again. That is good, even notepad and the class ros- No scholar has defini- trator and the victim alike, lieving in equality, we are though some of our talk is ter as I walked to my class- tively theorized about race, it indicts us in the same creatures of racial exclu- harsh. Gissler’s insight: From room. at least not to my satisfac- way. sionism and abusiveness. But then, racism is birth to death, race is one A white student walked tion. Fancy language can- In the United States, Like Sig Gissler, we harsh. of the most painfully per- toward me and told me I not explain it. And the race is inevitable, a reality should have the courage Many white people sim- sonal of all human experi- needed to “mop up the voguish genetic and an- that explains in part why and honesty to acknowl- ply want the topic to go ences. water” under the air condi- thropological reports of when race comes up, even edge the ugly truth that away. Trust me when I say As a black person, I live tioner in her classroom. I late — arguments that hu- very smart people begin to race is our “rawest nerve.” that most blacks also want race. I am acutely aware asked for the room num- mankind is one big family either smirk, roll their Only then can we begin to it to disappear — but for that my race constitutes ber. It was my room. Not — have not generated use- eyes, sigh, protest or leave find answers. other reasons. Trayvon what is referred as a “mas- saying anything to her, I ful clarity and better race the room. Please, not race Martin’s killing shows that relations. Contact Bill Maxwellat ter status.” That is, in the found the janitor’s station again. the time has come for all and placed a note on the Race produces racism, [email protected]. eyes of whites and other While most of us view Distributed by Scripps Howard decent Americans to com- door. When I walked into and racism naturally en- non-blacks, my skin color, ourselves as being decent News Service. mit to earnestly acknowl- my classroom, I recog- ables discrimination from edging the ugly truth about my most visible character- nized the student. She sat the benign to the horrific. race and racism and ban- istic, is the most important in the second row. Based Paradoxically, race ap- ishing the sophistry of de- piece of information about on her startled reaction, pears to be so familiar to nial. me. she knew she had wrongly us as groups and individu- The most powerful ac- This condition is in- assumed her teacher was als, we mistakenly assume knowledgment of the ugli- escapable. The conse- the janitor. that we understand it. CARS ness of race I have read quences of race can be As I wrote my name on Therefore, we take it for YEAR MAKE MODEL MILES OWN MO/PMT comes from Sig Gissler, profoundly hurtful, each the blackboard, she walked granted, seeing it as too 2003 . . . Pontiac ...... Grand Prix GT ...... $5,995 ...... $99 administrator of the encounter robbing you of out. I learned a few days tiresome a subject to dis- 2007 .. . Chevrolet . .. . Malibu, like new ...... 58,267 . . . $11,995 .. . . . $151 Pulitzer prizes, Columbia a piece of dignity, the de- later she had enrolled in cuss. 2008 .. . Ford ...... 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From birth to death, aware of the degrading ef- I was certain that if I and by the perpetrator, 2003 . . . Chevrolet . . . 1500 Avalanche 4x4 .. . . 95,529 . . . $12,995 . .. $184 2007 . . . Ford ...... Edge SE FWD ...... 72,802 . . . $16,495 . .. $215 race is with us, defining, fect of my skin color. I was making it a complex mix had been white, the stu- 2009 . . . Chevrolet . . . 1500 Reg. Cab 2WD . . . . 15,882 .. . $18,995 . .. $253 dividing, distorting.” an English professor at dent would not have as- of conflicting sentiments I add the following to 2007 . . . Chevrolet . . . 1500 Ext. Cab Z71 4x4 .. . 76,304 .. . $20,995 . .. $275 Florida Keys Community sumed I was a janitor. My and degrading actions, 2010 . . . GMC ...... Terrain SLT AWD ...... 41,250 .. . $27,995 . .. $369

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DEAR ABBY Comments on hair color make wild child feel blue Neighbors Dear Abby: What’s the best thing to do when ORGANIZATIONS someone insults me for JEANNIE being myself? My hair has been bright blue for PHILLIPS the last two semesters of college. I like it. I’m young, and my family is and starts talking on the 4H, FFA PROMOTE letting me express my subject. KENTUCKY FARM LICENSE PLATE “wild” side while I’m in I’m an intelligent school. woman with valid opin- VOLUNTARY DONATION CAMPAIGN Six months ago I went ions, but he would rather Commissioner of Agriculture James Comer is pictured with 4-H to meet my ex- hear the sound of his own members Aaron Miller, Orry Williams and Briann Williams. As boyfriend’s mother, and voice than mine. How do part of the the Kentucky farm license plate voluntary donation the first thing she said to I get him to let me speak campaign, donations of $10 will go the Agriculture Program and not interrupt? — Trust Fund and divided equally among 4-H, FFA and Kentucky me was, “You’re one of Proud. my son’s phases, right? Silenced in Illinois ■ Boys don’t actually bring Dear Silenced: Is girls with blue hair home your husband controlling to Mama.” Abby, it was in other aspects of your with my ex’s encourage- relationship? If not, the problem may be that you Hardin County 4-H and FFA ment that I dyed my hair members met with this bright color. have been together so Commissioner of Agriculture My family, my church long he thinks he knows James Comer and Hardin and most of my teachers where your sentences are County Clerk Kenneth Tabb at think it’s OK. Is there a going, so he responds be- the Hardin County Clerk’s fore you complete a Office in Elizabethtown to social stigma attached to promote the Kentucky farm li- exotically dyed hair? And thought. One way to han- cense plate voluntary what’s the best way to re- dle this would be to tell donation campaign. act when someone insults your husband how pa- me for just being myself? tronized it makes you feel — Nice Person in when he does it. Another Walland, Tenn. would be to interrupt him ■ Dear Nice Person: by saying, “Excuse me! I Whether there’s a stigma wasn’t finished talking.” attached to looking differ- Or, “You finished my ent depends on who is sentence, but that wasn’t doing the looking. Some what I was going to say. people — your ex- What I meant was ...” boyfriend’s mother, for FORGIVE AND FORGET? instance — find it off-put- Dear Abby: My sister, ting. Did you tell her that “Beth,” and I very close, it was with her son’s en- but a constant source of couragement that you contention is her boy- dyed your hair blue? It friend, “Brody.” Beth and would have been interest- Brody have broken up ing to see her reaction. It several times, and each would also be interesting time it happens, she fills to know what shade his me in on every horrible girlfriend’s hair is. thing he has ever done. When others comment They always seem to NORTH MIDDLE JLC JUNIOR OPTIMIST CLUB MEMBERS INDUCTED about the color of your get back together, and Members of the newly formed North Middle School JLC Junior Optimist Club were formally inducted at a recent Optimist hair, instead of treating it Beth expects me to like Club of Radcliff meeting. Willie Lee, past governor of the KY/WV district and member of the Optimist Club of Radcliff, along as an insult, smile and him despite everything I with Mae Knight, Optimist Club president, inducted approximately 45 members of the new Junior Optimist Club. Adult say, “Don’t judge a book know. Does the fact that advisors for the club are Neal Gibbs and Rudy Garcia, both members of the Optimist Club of Radcliff. Junior clubs are for by its cover.” Then she forgives and forgets youth ages 10 to 13. Members elect officers and plan projects with help from club advisors. This particular age group focuses on learning leadership skills and serving the needs of others and also participates in social events with other club change the subject. mean that I have to do members. TERRIBLE LISTENER. the same? — Too Much Dear Abby: My husband Information in Ohio and I have been married ■ Dear Too Much for 26 years. I love him, Info: No, it doesn’t. But LENDING A HAND CALENDAR but he’s a terrible listener. you should be civil, even He’s not that way with if you’re not warm and everyone. When we’re friendly. Then cross your HOW TO USE THIS COLUMN. Old shoes are turned into Saturday Main St., Cecilia. Proceeds out socializing, he’s a fingers and hope your sis- Community news announ- clean water projects around benefit the food pantry good conversationalist ter recognizes less drama cements are published at the world. ReStore is prof- Adopt-a-pet event, 11 food. POC: 862-4228. and a polite listener. It’s no charge in the Lending a itable, because volunteers a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Salvation Army Thrift is healthier and the rela- Hand calendar. POC refers Sunday, Animal Refuge Store and Service Center, 10 when we are home that supplement the staff; to tionship ends soon. to “point of contact.” Area volunteer, call the ReStore Center, Vine Grove. POC: a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday- he never lets me finish a Dear Abby is written by codes are listed only for at 737-0207. 877-6064. Friday, 1006 N. Mulberry sentence. When we’re Abigail Van Buren, also phone numbers outside the The Mystery Thrift Shop, Bobby Morrison Santa St., E’town, POC: 234-0833. alone, I can’t express a known as Jeanne Phillips, 270 area code. Listings not Claus Project, collecting toys and was founded by her 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday complete opinion or mother, Pauline Phillips. updated within a year will through Friday and 10 a.m. to give at Christmas or for thought without being in- Write Dear Abby at be removed. To update or to 4 p.m. Saturdays, 200 families in need. Drop toys Tuesday terrupted halfway www.DearAbby.com or P.O. submit a calendar entry, Sycamore Street, Suite off at 760 Salem Lake Clothing Center and food Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA email calendars@thenews Road, Hodgenville. POC: through a word or sen- 90069. 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Mystery Meade County Animal Shelter brings animals for Fun event sponsored by ‘Don’t have sex’ day evenings, story time for special each week. POC: Multiple Schlerosis Society’s kids on Wednesdays and a Brenda, 312-7633. adoptions, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays, Orscheln Farm ‘Jude on the Move Continued!’ Dr. Wallace: I can’t risk senior potluck on Thurs- Van driver needed one Team, 1 p.m. April 28, 1373 & Home Store, 135 E. Lin- days at the Summit Com- night a week for patrons of Red Hill Rd. Vine Grove. En- my parents reading your coln Trail Blvd., Radcliff. ROBERT munity Center. POC: Mike trance fee is $2 which cov- email to me, so could you Warm Blessings Soup Kitchen. POC: Pinky Bilz, 352-4297. please put your answer in WALLACE Mayhew, 242-6537 or bjb POC: Jack, 319-3924. ers the cost of a barbecue [email protected]. meal and drinks; kids 3 and your column. It’s very im- Feeding America volun- portant to me because I’m Monday under eat free. Raffles for teers needed, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday Scentsy products, Home 16 and going steady with get all the information and professional guidance Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- Blood donations accepted Depot tools gift basket with a great guy. I’m almost day and Thursday, at Feed- Food pantry, 5-6 p.m., noon-6 p.m. Mondays and available to you from fam- Vine Grove United Method- free large pizza certificate, positive that he will be- ing America, Kentucky’s Thursdays, American Red spa basket for women with ist Church, 306 High St., come my husband. We ily members, teachers, Heartland, 300 Peterson Cross, 405 W. Dixie Ave., gift card to Red Lobster and Vine Grove. POC: 877- are not sexually active, doctors, clergy and public Drive, E’town. Walk-ins wel- E’town. Apheresis dona- more. Slip ‘n’ Slide pool 5231. but I don’t know how health agencies. Then come. Call 735-1407 to tions Mondays, Tuesdays, and sprinkler for kids while think long and hard about schedule groups of 10 or Food pantry and clothing Thursdays and Fridays. POC adults do other stuff. Best long it will stay that way. closet, noon to 3 p.m., Please don’t cop out by all of the consequences, more. for appointment: 765-6529 dressed in orange wins a Hardin County Habitat for Hope For Today Ministry or 765-4979. saying, “Don’t have sex.” and make a wise decision. surprise gift. Volunteers And remember many Humanity ReStore, 4676 S. Building at Cecilia Baptist Clothing and shoe sale, 11 needed. POC: Sarah Gonza- Just tell me if you think it Church, 416 E. Main St., 16-year-old girls who are Wilson Road (former Roy’s a.m.-1 p.m. Monday-Satur- les, 319-4885. would be a good idea for Furniture Store), E’town, 9 Cecilia. Clothing proceeds day, Kentucky Full Gospel Second annual Warm me to go on the pill now. “almost positive” their help pay for food, which is boyfriend will become a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays-Fri- Church, 1012 Hill St., Rad- Blessings rummage sale and — Nameless, Moline, Ill. days and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat- free to low income families. cliff. Clothing, 25 cents, 50 bake sale fundraiser, 8 a.m.- ■ Nameless: Your their husband end up urdays. The ReStore is a POC: 862-4228. cents or $1; shoes $1. All 2 p.m. May 11 and 12, 609 marrying someone else. fundraising project that Helping Hand of Hope vol- items gently used. Dona- E. Dixie Ave., E’town. Dona- question is too personal IT’S ALL RIGHT TO CRY. and too complex to an- helps build Habitat Hou- unteers needed, 9 a.m.-3 tions accepted. Proceeds tions appreciated and ac- swer with a simple yes or Dr. Wallace: Please an- ses. Donations of furniture, p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays benefit the church. POC: cepted now. No electronics no. 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POC: Joan 769-1134. minated education, family My mom says it is. — disapproval, unwise mar- Nameless, Sidney, Ohio riage and the terrible ■ Nameless: Crying is dilemma of whether or an emotional response not to have an abortion. and often accompanies in- NEIGHBORS GUIDELINES But the pill is no cure- tense feelings of apprecia- all. Even though it must tion or of love. Los Ange- GETTING IT TO US activities, military news, and all other general photo can be picked up at the front desk up be prescribed by a med- les psychiatrist Zelda Segal ■ Neighbors submissions should be typed or news submissions. to one month following publication. ■ ■ ical doctor, there can be says crying is a natural re- legible. The information should be clear and If email is not available, fax the item(s) to Be sure to identify the people in the concise. 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Original black and white or color prints basis. Celebrations get first priority to pub- [email protected]. or are accepted. lish on schedule. sion about having premar- Distributed by Creators [email protected] — All club ■ To have photos returned, include a self- ital sex and using the pill, Syndicate Inc. news, including calendar listings for club addressed stamped envelope; otherwise, the QUESTIONS? Call 505-1751 THE NEWS ENTERPRISE .... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 2012 .. Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly on u.s. roads By U NDSEY TANNER The researchcnt analyzed data stressnll for taxpayers, than in oth­ AI' Modial Wnt<' from the National Highway Traffic er countries. Safety Administration. The results The study examinl.-d data from CHICAGO - The two certain­ appear in Wednesday's Journal of 19l!O to 2009. Electronic tax filing ties in life - death and taxes - may tk AmtTicaR M~dical Msociation. be more intertwined than Ben started in 1986 and become in­ Russ Rader, a spokesman for creasingly popular during the Franklin ever imagined: A study the Insurance Institute for found deadly aula crashes increase study period. But it appeared to Highway Safety, said having more have no effect on Tax Day deaths, on Tax Day. motorists on the road and drivent Driven recklessly rdcing to the which also increased, Redelmeier taking routes that are not in their .s.-ud. post office to meet the deadline everyday routines might make Tax might be one reason. Or it could Day riskier. Other research has Last year, about three-fourths of be that stressing over taxes dis­ said those factors, and sometimes the 145 million individual returns tracts motorists and contributes to alcohol use, may contribute to in­ were filed electronically. Eventual­ human error, researchers said. creases in traffic deaths OIl other ly, everyone likely file will online. They looked at 30 years of data days, including Super Bowl Redelmeier said filing electroni­ and found 6,783 traffic-related Sunday,July 4 and El~lion Day. cally CaIl be stressful, too, and it deaths on Tax Day, or 226 per day. Rader says studies have shown might even encourage people to That comparCll with 213 per day thai driven; are safest on routes wait until the last minute to do on one day a week before the they know the best - for example, their returns. tor those reasons, he deadline day and another day a commuting to work or taking the said it's unlikely universal e-filing BASKING IN BLOSSOMS week after. kids to school. Risk increases when will result in fewer Tax Day deaths. Drivers were slightly less likely routes vary - like driving to the A spokeswoman forthe Internal A man admires cherry biO&50m petals fall1 ng Tuesday as than passengers and pedestrians to JXlst office to mail tax returns. Revenue Service declincd to com­ cherry blossoms are In full bloom at Ueno Parll in Tokyo. be killed. The nonprofit group is funded ment on the study. The traffic death rate on Tax by car insura.nce companies and This year, the IRS has post­ Day - whic.h usually falls on April studies ways to reduce car crashes. poned the deadline by two days, to 15 - was (j percent higher tllan on THE NEWS IN BRIEF Dr. Mark Nunnally, an associate April 17. That's because April 15 is other April days. That doesn't professor at the University of a Sunday and the neld day is SYRIAN TROOPS FIRE 'THE LION KING' LEAPS sound like a lot, but lead author OYER BORDERS WITH LEBA­ 'PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' TO Chicago who studies patient safety, Dr. Donald Redelmeier said it s.1id while il mighl make sense to Emancipation Day - a publiC holi­ NON, TURKEY AS CEASE­ BECOME BROADWAY'S AU­ means an average of about 13 ex­ day observed in Washington, D.C. FIRE SEEMS DOOMED TO conclude drivers are more distract­ TIME lOP EARNINGS kiNG_ tra deaths per day and amounts to Canada's tax deadline day is FAIL Syrian forcCll opened ed on Tax Day, that is just specula­ Very quietly, almost about $40 million in annual losses April 30. Redelmeier said his own fire across two tense bor­ tion. Reasons for the increases stealthily, a new king has to .society_ seen in the study are unknown, he lax return5 "are not quile ready," ders Monday, killing a TV been inaugurated on lbat estimate includes loss of Mid. and added with a laugh, KIt's journalist in Lebanon and Broadway. life, injury and property damage Redelmeier, a Canadian, Mid caused some friction in the house." at least two people in a Box office figures re­ costs, said Redelmeier, a ph y~id3.J1 he studied the United States be­ The Canadian Institutes of refugee camp ill Turkey on leased Monday show that and researcher at the University of Health Research helped pay for the eve of a deadline for a cause the American tax code is so "The Lion King" last week Toronto. complicated, and probably more the study. cease·fire plan that seems swiped the title of Broad~ all but certain to fail. way's all-time highest Across Syria, activists re­ grossing show from "The ported particularly heavy l'h3.Jltom of the Opcra" violence with more than The cumulative gross 125 people killed in the for "The Lion King" is past two days. $853,846,062, according The Obama administm­ Mississippi has highest teen birth rate to the show's nwnbers. 1\:1 tion exr.ressed outrage at chandelier-swinging rival's the vio ence spilling over cumulative total is mothers of all ages had efforts. They note that a birth rate at just under 16. the frontiers, saying the dropped in 2010 for the recent government sur­ Since 1991, the overall $853,122,847, according to Syrian government ap­ NEW YO RK - 'Ieen vey showed more use of the musical·s publicis!. The third straight year. Ex· teen rate has dropped by peared 10 have liule com­ births feU again in the perts think the economy contraception by teens_ 44 percenl Without that mitment to the peace plan "Lion King" surged past United Stales in 2010 is a factor. Even as it leads the na­ decline, the authors cal­ KPhantom" after netting tlmt was negotiated by for­ with the highest rate once The rate for teenage tion wilh 55 teen births culated, there would mer U.N. chief Kofi Annan. over $2 million at the box more in Mississippi, ac­ moms reached its lowest per 1,000 girls, Mississip- have been 3.4 million office for the week ending cording to a new govern­ point since record-keep­ i's rate has oc'Cn falling more babies born to girls Sunday, while "Phantom" ment report. ing began in 1940. The r.ike everywhere else. It by 2010. pulled in about $1.2 mil· Nearly every stale saw rate fell 9 percent to dropped 21 percent over Kentucky placed sev­ lion. a decline in teen births about 34 per 1,000 girls three yeiU1l. New Hamp­ enth with 46.2 births per from 2007 to 2010, with ages 15 through 19_ shire has the lowest teen 1,000 teenage girls. CRISIS_ The federal govern­ SCIENTISTS PREDICT the biggest drop in The decline was seen PAYOFF FROM $1 BILLION ment pl3.J1S to propose new Ariwna at 29 percenl. among all racial and I rules on Tuesday that wi ll WORTH OF AUTISM RE­ Rates stayed about the SEARCH; NEW DRUGS SEEM give homeowners more same in Ihree slates: The CDC report re- ways to avoid foreclosure AS POSSIBlE. More thall $1 Montana, North Dakota ethnic groups. 1~:~~~~~~~~~~i~~W~~~J and gel an accurate ac· billion has been spent over and West Virb';nia. lease d Tuesday fo- counting of their monthly the past decade rC!learc.h­ ,"~d 00 .~" figore._ 5300 Cc".'~.',rl The Centers for Di· The authors say the mortgage payments. ing autism. In some ways, sease Control and Pre­ teen declines have Congress mandated the se(lrch for ;\:1 causes vention previously re­ been attributed to changes in the n!les cover­ looks like a long-running ported that U.S. births by pregnancy prevention AttomcY" Low ing the mortgage servicing fishing expedition, with a Nick L. Pearl industry in tlle wake of tllC focus on everything from 25 Public Squa.. 270-737-0000 [email protected] EliubtthlClWn. lIT 42701 1>< __ oIdOUlllou>tl ~O 35"~OOO www.nick;>tlorl.com 2008 financial crisis. genetics to the age of the ". - VU TI>Io~.,.w __", The Consumer Finan­ father, the weight of the cial Protection Bureau's mother, and how dose a proposed rules would re­ child lives to a freeway. qoi re mortgage scrvicers to That perception may give all borrowers stan­ soon cllallge. Some in Ille dardized monthly state­ field say they are seeing the Windows men\:l and warn borrowers beginning of a wave of sci­ aboul interest rate or insur­ entific repOits that should Deck. ance c.hange. strengthen some theories, Doors lbe mortgage servicers jettison others and perhaps would also be required to even herald new drugs. & Morel make "good-faith efforts~ The effort has been in­ to contact borrowers at risk fused with new urgency by of foreclosure and give them options to avoid los­ a recent federal report that found autism disorders arc ing their homes. There are also stipulations for im­ far more common than proving record-keeping was previously understood, and providing foreclosure affecting 1 in 88 U.s. c.hil· counseling to tllOse who dren. need it. The AModated Preso

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_o.c:>dies Swimming is not only a sport that try to look past the color, and go straight Garcia remembers being teased by the kind of support and encouragement can be practiced alone, the swimming into the core of that person. For me, Ihat is classmates b&ause she Wall swimming she got throughout her experience, of­ pool is a place where students can cry where their character and brilliant colors with younger beginners. fering praise more than criticism. and scream if they want, she said. M', AI the time, her coach encouraged ~Some kids only get told when they ~ I t's a great stress reliever," Garcia Have you ever spoken with someone Garcia to do her best without concern get $OlIletlling wrong," Garcia said. said. on the phone and Ihdr personality shines for how that might compare to her Additionally, she believes swimming Practice is very important to the through the phone line, and when you fi­ classmates. It wasn't long before ~he can teach life lessons. sport, since missing a week of practice nally meet that person they are not what caught up and was swimming at a level ~ You compete against yourself more translates to missing more in another you expected at all. It happens to me all consistent with her age. than anybody else,~ she said. sport, Garcia said. the time and I find it hilarious cvery time. When she moved to Kentucky and Garcia coaches about 70 students "There's nothing you do on dry land My soul brother, as I see him, owns a stllrted swimming on a team, Garcia from sixth to 12th grade who meet to that's comparable," she said. local boutique in town, and whcn I stop had to do it as part of the Gold Vault practice together. Boundaries between The most valuable lesson Garcia has by he always introduced me as his sister. Swim Club out of Fort Knox, because schools tend to dissolve and swimmers learned as a swimmer is endurance. Some people smile, others give us that North Hardin High School didn't have leam good sportsmanship, she said. "There are great dividends in the nervous laugh, and then again others don't a swim team. She thought North Har­ ~Because they don't see themselves end," she said. know what to say, so they say nothing at dill should have its own swim team. as different teams," Garcia explained. In fact, Garcia said she continues to all. I really don't understand some of their ~ I actually convinced our coach that TIle role of swim coach also came learn life lessons from swimming. reactiulls, because we , o..y Tim.. THAT INTERACTIDN ~ how to invest wisely in thcir clothing. A: [ love what style can do with real peD­ Q: IF THE HOUSE IS BURNING DOWN AND Fans of Stacy London have an al­ pie. How it can help them transform not just THERE'S ONLY TIME TO GRAB ONE STYLE STAPLE most spiritual reverence for her how they look, but how they feel. Shopping FROM THE CLOSET, WHAT SHOULD IT BE AND fashion wisdom. They tWle in centers can be overwhelming, but with a little WHY~ every week to see her with part­ A: Oh, seriously? Clean underwear. If your ner Clinton Kelly on "What Not style guidance, they are an ama:r.ing resoorce, house is burning down, grab your kids, your to Wear," taking hopeless women and I love to be in the middle of the action. pets and clean underwear. No one can judge with weird, dumpy, sad looks and Q: WHAT IS THE MDST COMMON PROBLEM transforming them into sharp WOMEN COME TO YOU WITH? you in clean tll\ders. style mavens with actual self-confi­ A: Fit is usually the most common prob­ Q: HOW HAS YOUR PERSONAL STYLE CHANGED dence. lem women comc to mc with. And usually it's THROUGH THE YEARS? She banishes I·give-up dresses and because they think fit is a question of size and A: I looked like Robert Smith from the mom jeans. She hates cheap shoes, ratly not shape. You need to be able 10 identify C ure in high school and $Ome of college so I hemlines and shapeless blob dresses. And your body shape, thcn the clothes that bcst guess my style has come a long way. I love shc'll tell you to your face. flatter it, A close second in terms of style is­ classic piece~ like sheath dresses and pencil London i$ now busy producing a docu­ sues would be whal is age·appropriate. You skirts, but as I age, I'm into tougher clothes, mentary series about plus-sir,c deSign, set to can't wear juniOrs when you are out of your more leather and layers and interesting knits. air in May on TLC. And her new book, "The teens, people, Q: WHAT'S YOUR ALL-nME BIGGEST FASHION Truth About Style," comes out in October. Q: DD MEN ASK YOU FOR STYLE ADVICE, TOO? REGRm \\'e chatted with London via email between A: Men care aboul their stylc, too! Thcy A: That I didn't start collecting high heels slops in her schedule. just don't talk about it as muchl They have the earlier. Like at !.t Q: YOU'RE ALWAYS AT MALLS WORKING WITH same concerns as WOmCf1 - proper fit and OUtri b ut~ by Scrtppc Howard Ntw. Servl«, THE NEWS ENTERPRISE ... , WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11. 2012 All Ship leaves NYC to visit Titanic graves in Canada

By MEGHAN BARR Herbert Chaffee, a fanlling placed in the last lifeboat 111. A»<> magnate from North to make it off the ship safe­ Dakota who perished in ly. NEW YORK ~ Passen­ Ihe sinki ng. Family lore Alier the Journey, gers dressed in fur coats has it that Chaffee and his Campbell and her hus· and wide·brimmed hats wi fe were in Europe on band plan to stay at New strolled the decks of a me· their second honeymoon, York's Jane Hotel, where morial ~ip as it began its Willing said. many crew members and journey to Canada to visit ~ I know it's just going to survivors st.1yed after the ule spot where the Titanic look like water, but to sinking. Campbell admit· sank to the bottom of the think of that great ship ted that she's just a little Atlantic Ocean a century down thcre,ft Willing said, ,go. nervous about the voyage. getting choked up at the "II'S fairly daunting to The ship was packed on thought "It's going to be go on a ship at this particu. Tuesday with history afi· kind of tough, I thin k.- lartime,ft she said. ~ U I see cionados who have long Willing's great·grand· an ieeberg, I don't know been obsessed with the mother Carrie Chaffee was what I'll do. n doomed ocean liner. Q ui te a few wore old-fashioned costumes, and one boy in a fake white beard was AICM""" DAtW/lM __ dressed up as Caplain CLA laurie and Dan Castaneda, from Long Beach, Calif., toa. t Tuelday with we l~ om e glane. 01 EdwardJohn Smith. ehampaine a. they board the TltaIIle Memorial CrutH, aboard the Aumara Journey, bound !of LAW OFFICE The cruise shipJoumey, 10. HaUfa_, Nova Scotia, In New York. Passengers will visit a cemetery where 150 victims of ROSERT K. CLAYCOMB THOMAS P. CLAYCOMB operated by Azamara the Titanic are burled . The ship will also feature lecturn about lifo on boa rd the doomed ocean ~com !

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HEARTLAND: year because of timing there is no concern is Mayor Tim Walker “(We’re) looking at and scheduling con- Cruisin’ the Heartland, a also has expressed a de- Wash. kids stop Summer concert 2013. That’s when straints. car show that has drawn sire to create a July 4 the founders day “We really don’t know rave reviews and thou- founders’ day celebration school bus after might not happen yet and we don’t know sands of onlookers in its to mark Independence celebration will when we’ll know,” first two years. It returns driver passes out Continued from A1 Day and the birthday of really kick off.” Vaughn said of the con- July 27 and 28. Elizabethtown. A dozen students knew cert’s fate. Vaughn said plans for to attract interest. She be- Vaughn said the city what to do when their bus Sarah Vaughn Elizabethtown Coun- the show are moving plans fireworks at Free- driver slumped over the lieves it has helped secure Elizabethtown Events cilman Kenny Lewis, who along nicely as the city man Lake Park this year wheel unconscious. vendors early. Coordinator organized the concerts in coordinates with car own- and she also wants food Video shows Jeremy “We’re definitely going the past, recently said the ers and vendors and final- to be looking to cut costs vendors and live enter- Wuitschick, 13, rushing city had feelers out con- izes contracts. down the aisle and grab- everywhere we can for and discusses additions it tainment on hand. cerning acts but nothing “Nothing is going to bing the wheel as other stu- patrons because we want wants to make. But she said the foun- solid has been deter- change with that event,” dents yell: “Call 911!” more people to come out She wants to put a fes- ders celebration probably mined. she said. Wuitschick had noticed this year,” she said. tival under her belt before Vaughn said bands Vaughn said Cruisin’ is won’t reach its full poten- Nonprofit organiza- the driver was shaking and she considers any signifi- need plenty of time to a showcase for Elizabetht- tial until next year. tions are welcome to par- his arms flailing as the bus cant alterations to Heart- plan and many of them own and has proven suc- “(We’re) looking at ticipate in this year’s festi- started to pull into Surprise already have summer cessful so the city sees no 2013,” she said. “That’s val for free as long as they land. Lake Middle School. tours booked. need to change the for- when the founders day are not selling merchan- With planning for “We’re kind of at the mula. celebration will really Wuitschick and another dise or goods, Vaughn Heartland front and cen- mercy of their schedul- “That’s been the easi- kick off.” student, Johnny Wood start- added. That means they ter, the summer concert ing,” she said. est thing so far,” she said. ed chest compressions on can distribute informa- series may be taking a Marty Finley can be the driver until adults ar- One event for which “It practically runs itself.” reached at (270) 505-1762. tion, raise awareness or brief hiatus. rived. — AP host children’s programs, The concert is part of she said. Vaughn’s new responsi- Vaughn said more spe- bilities and she is meeting cific details should be with organizers to weigh available later this month their options. However, once the festival’s com- she said it may not be mittee comes together possible to pull off this

TAXES: Many to deduct mortgage inter- est, but commonly forget to stipulations itemize investment expens- es and taxes they pay when attached to credits registering vehicles, she Continued from A1 said. Whitworth thinks the problem stems from filers turns because you have to not knowing what they can find those things for your customers,” she said. itemize. Another common mis- She rarely sees filers take made by people filing itemize exemptions to their own taxes is claiming which they are not entitled. credits to which they’re not Another common entitled. source of confusion for fil- Brandy Haas, a tax pre- ers is how to claim children parer for Jackson Hewitt and tax credits affected by Tax Service on West Poplar children claimed when par- Street in Elizabethtown, ents aren’t filing jointly, said that’s the most com- Whitworth said. mon mistake she sees. Children must be in- That most often hap- cluded in both tax returns pens when there is a new and the parent without pri- tax credit available that is mary custody can be al- well-advertised to the pub- lowed to claim exemp- lic. Some residents don’t tions, she said. understand that they’re not “That’s really confusing eligible for the earned in- for many people, including come tax credit if their in- tax preparers,” she said. “I come is from sources such have wonderful software as unemployment and Soc- that helps me so much. The ial Security, she said. tax laws are just unbeliev- “The IRS gets us all ex- able.” cited about credits,” she A final discrepancy said. Whitworth has seen is filers Many filers think they’re sometimes don’t know if entitled, but there usually they need to turn in 1099 are many stipulations re- forms for miscellaneous in- garding who qualifies, come. Haas said. Applying for the earned A common problem ob- income credit seems to served by Carol Whit- have made filers more worth, owner of Tax Lady aware than before of the on Phillips Lane in Vine need to claim their miscel- Grove, is most filers don’t laneous income, Whit- know what qualifies as worth said. itemized deductions. Amber Coulter can be Filers usually remember reached at (270) 505-1746. "" THE NEWS-ENTERP!IISE N.... WEDNESDAY, APR IL 11. 2012

A helicopter takes off from Ring Road after picking up an Injured AKhbach USA employee Tuesday in Elizabethtown. TlIe man was being transported by ambulance lNtIen It was hit by a ca. willie going through the IntersacUon with Dixie Avenue.

CRASH: Helicopter beth town Police Depart. mel'll. picked up Clark ~For unknown reasons, 1IJ....:.:m"",, _ after collision Dudgeon failed tn see the ambulance and struck the A ~ar and ambula""e lit Idle Tuesday near the Inte""tlon of Ring Road and DI~le Avenue In Elizabethtown after a ~ollli i on while the .mbul.""e was tranlportlng an Injured man. right side of the ambulance with the front of her with lights and siren oper­ Toyota,~ the police state­ was airlifted from Ring EPD public infonnation bound lanes of Ring Road mon, Howard said, "Hope­ ating when it collided with ment reads. Road to Jewish Hospital, officer, said emergency temporarily were sh ut fully they never happen, a northbound gray 2003 In addition to the driv­ police said. Dudgeon was personnel in the ambu­ down as officern cleared but it's always a likelihood Toyota Carmy, driven by er, the ambulance was car­ transported to Hardin lance were not injured. the scene. with traffic. ~ Li~a Dudgeon, 47, of rying an EMT, an EMT in Memorial Hospital. Northbound lanes of Asked if wrecks involv­ San.h Rennetl can be Cecilia. according to Eli7.a- training and Clark, who Vi rgil Willoughby, Dixie Avenue and east· ing ambulances are corn- ~ached at (270) 50H 7SO.

MEMORIAL: Kevi n and made arrangements to be at Saturday's ceremony Costner to appear so he personally could at dedication share the song with family members. Continued from AI lbe soldiers to be hon­ ored include Chief Warrant quarters unit stationed at Officer 4 David Carler, Fort Knox. Chief Warrant Officer 2 The unveiling is sched­ Brya.n Nichols, Starr Sgt. uled for II a.m. Sat\\rday at Patrick Hamburger, Sgt. the 11th Aviation Com­ Alexander Bennett and mand headquarters on Sp<::. Spencer Duncan, ac­ posL It is a private memori­ cording 10 Hamper. al and is dosed to the pub­ Presidents of the Gold lic, she said. Star Mothers and Gold Slar Actor Kevin Costner, Wives organizations and who has st.arred in HIms (}Qld Star families of the ~ uch as ~Dances with Wolves ~ and ~ Fi eld of soldiers being honored are Dreams," is scheduled to expected to attend. speak at the memorial and Hamper said Costner will dedicate a song, titled wants to hOllor the soldiers Chl Die 9 Im t iB l ~ The Angels Came but also honor the organi­ Int, ~,m Down, ~ he wrote in honor lationS to give them more of (}Qld Star Family mem­ attention on a national lev- born. 01. The song previously was "The whole point of this played during a memorial memorial is to recognize service in Kansas for 11 th Ihe soldiers and recogni7.(' Aviation Command sol­ Ihese organi7.ation s~ that diers who lost their lives in assist the families, she said. a Chinook helicopter crash Hamper said the memo­ in Afghanistan last August. The crash killed 25 sailon, rial was paid for by private airmen and Navy SEAL!, donations and engineers officials sai d. on post helped construct it. Hamper said Costner Many ~1nl cy an be contacted the command readied at (270) 565·\762.

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Senior Helena Hardin hit a grand slam to lift the host Meade County Lady Waves pit'lt 11th Dislri~t rival Breckin­ ~dge ~u~ty on Tuesday, 12-2 m five mnmgs. Hardin's slam came in the fourth inning, when the 18ul­ ranked Lady Waves (6-7 over­ all, 1-0 district) blew the game open with eight runs. Senior Ashlcc Sirena went 2-for·3 with a double, while sophomore As hley Nikolao was 2-for-3 with three stolen bases and two RBh. junior Megan Aebersold went 3·for-3 with a double and onc RBI. Senior Amanda Lancastcr ...... _PHRnfll\O"'"",""", "'"' gOl the win. She struck out KentlH:ky forward Ant hony Davis calls hIs team together during the second half of the NCAA champlonshlp game against Kanl8s on April 2 In New three alld gave up five hilS alld Orleans. From left, Ooron lamb, Marquis Teague and Terren<:e Jones along with Michael Kldd-Gllchrlst and Davia have oot made a decision whether to two earned runs in five in­ enter tlla NBA draft this season. nings. MEAD( C(MJNTY 0..;-. 8RtCIU" R!OIlt COO1m' ,2 " !\t_~ C<:>.010'0 2 5 8 _eo....ty 022 a. 1210 1 ~ LH _ 1(a,.t»1 Embry. _

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BRIEFLY SCORES AND STATS TENNIS SCOREBOARD Tylor Pinkard Jonathan Jantzen San Francisco 7, Colorado 0 Djokovic, Nadal to play exhibition TRACK Mitchell Wills John Clark Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 5 800-Meter Relay St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 1 MADRID — Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal HENRY COUNTY 1. Meade County 1:37.8 N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 3 ALL COMERS Tylor Pinkard Dylan Massey Houston 8, Atlanta 3 will play an exhibition match at Real Madrid’s foot- Jonathan Jantzen Mitchell Wills Tuesday’s Games NEW CASTLE — Meade County results from 2. Meade County B 1:46.7 L.A. Dodgers 2, Pittsburgh 1 ball stadium, hoping for a crowd of 80,000 to watch Tuesday’s all comers meet at Henry County High Alec Melchor William Swanson School: St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 tennis’ top two players. Connor Swanson Ashton Lancaster GIRLS Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 2 Madrid said on its website that the top-ranked 1,600-Meter Relay TEAM RESULTS Atlanta at Houston, 8:05 p.m. 1. Meade County A 3:28.1 Djokovic and local favorite Nadal will meet July 14 1. Meade County 78 Points Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Tylor Pinkard Dakota Waldecker INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Arizona at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. at the Santiago Bernabeu, with proceeds going to Mitchell Wills Dylan Massey 100-Meter Dash Wednesday’s Games the club’s and Nadal’s charity foundations. 3. Meade County B 3:53.4 9. Melisa Smith 15.1 St. Louis (Garcia 1-0) at Cincinnati (Cueto 1-0), Jacob Waldecker Connor Swanson Tuesday’s statement did not say what surface the 13. Miranda Machine 16.1 12:35 p.m. Brandon McMahan Logan Burchett match will be played on. 18. Alissa Jackson 17.2 Washington (Strasburg 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 3,200-Meter Relay 19. Brittany Sellers 17.6 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Nadal and Djokovic have won a combined 10 1. Meade County 8:57.7 200-Meter Dash Milwaukee (Gallardo 0-1) at Chicago Cubs Dakota Waldecker Jacob Waldecker majors and have had one of sports’ top rivalries of 2. Shonte Williams 29.9 (Dempster 0-0), 2:20 p.m. Logan Burchett Will Strickland late. Djokovic had defeated Nadal in the last seven 8. Melisa Smith 32.8 Arizona (Saunders 0-0) at San Diego (Luebke 0-1), 3. Meade County B 9:58.8 12. Brittany Sellers 39.2 6:35 p.m. finals they’ve played, including in the last three Jacob Robertson Justin Mosier 400-Meter Dash Miami (Jo.Johnson 0-1) at Philadelphia (Halladay 1- Grand Slam tournaments — Wimbledon, U.S. Open Evan Strobel Nicholas Kapalungan 1. Marley Stanfield 1:03.0 0), 7:05 p.m. High Jump and Australian Open. 3. Kelsey Clater 1:08.8 Atlanta (Delgado 0-0) at Houston (W.Rodriguez 0-0), 2. Justin Mosier 5-08.00 800-Meter Run 8:05 p.m. XX. Barrett Dowell NH 2. Ashlee Davis 2:53.6 San Francisco (Lincecum 0-1) at Colorado (Guthrie BASKETBALL Long Jump 4. Jessica Slyfield 2:58.4 1-0), 8:40 p.m. 5. John Clark 16-06.50 5. Chelsea Pipes 3:08.1 Pittsburgh (Bedard 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley Mississippi State’s Ray 7. Ashton Lancaster 15-08.50 1,600-Meter Run 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Triple Jump 1. Chelsea Pipes 6:34.4 Thursday’s Games finalizes coaching staff 1. Tylor Pinkard 35-00.50 3. Erica Barnes 7:41.0 Cincinnati at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Shot Put 3,200-Meter Run Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 1. Preston O’Brien 37-11.50 STARKVILLE, Miss. — New Mississippi State 1. Kaylea Neal 13:52.9 San Francisco at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 14. Tristian Howard 25-03.00 2. Danielle Fabel 14:24.2 Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. basketball coach Rick Ray has completed his coach- 15. Garrett Greenwell 20-11.50 3. Hannah King 14:37.3 ing staff with the hiring of Chris Hollender and 16. Austin Wootten 17-08.00 Arizona at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. 100-Meter Hurdles Discus Throw Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Adam Gordon. 6. Emma Bell 22.5 11. Shane Stockwell 72-10 Hollender will be an assistant coach while 7. Miranda Machine 23.1 15. Tristian Howard 56-00 300-Meter Hurdles BASKETBALL Gordon will be the director of operations. Hollen- 18. Garrett Greenwell 50-00 10. Emma Bell 1:07.4 19. Austin Wootten 41-05 NBA der comes to the Bulldogs after stints as an assistant 800-Meter Relay EASTERN CONFERENCE coach at Evansville and Army. Gordon was previ- 1. Meade County 1:56.6 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Shonte Williams Kelsey Clater BASEBALL ously at Northern Colorado. Boston 33 24 .579 — LeAnna Luney Marley Stanfield Philadelphia 30 27 .526 3 Ray completed his coaching staff less than two 1,600-Meter Relay MLB New York 29 27 .518 3½ weeks after he was hired April 1. Ray has also hired 1. Meade County 4:43.1 AMERICAN LEAGUE New Jersey 21 38 .356 13 Wes Flanigan and George Brooks, who is the only Shonte Williams Ashlee Davis East Division W L Pct GB Kelsey Clater Marley Stanfield Baltimore 3 1 .750 — Toronto 20 38 .345 13½ holdover from the previous staff. 3. Meade County B 5:16.0 Tampa Bay 3 1 .750 — Southeast Division W L Pct GB They have a tough task ahead, with only five Miranda Machine Chelsea Pipes Toronto 3 2 .600 ½ x-Miami 40 16 .714 — scholarship players on the current roster. Key con- Jessica Slyfield LeAnna Luney New York 1 3 .250 2 Atlanta 34 23 .596 6½ Orlando 34 24 .586 7 tributors Rodney Hood, Renardo Sidney, Arnett 3,200-Meter Relay Boston 1 4 .200 2½ 1. Meade County 11:48.8 Central Division W L Pct GB Washington 14 44 .241 27 Moultire and DeVille Smith have all recently left Danielle Fabel Kaylea Neal Detroit 4 0 1.000 — Charlotte 7 49 .125 33 the program with eligibility remaining. Chelsea Pipes Ashlee Davis Chicago 2 2 .500 2 Central Division W L Pct GB High Jump Kansas City 2 2 .500 2 x-Chicago 43 14 .754 — COLLEGE ATHLETICS 3. LeAnna Luney 4-06.00 Cleveland 1 3 .250 3 Indiana 35 22 .614 8 Long Jump Minnesota 0 4 .000 4 Milwaukee 28 29 .491 15 1. Shonte Williams 14-07.50 West Division W L Pct GB Detroit 21 36 .368 22 Marshall’s Hamrick receives 10. Miranda Machine 9-07.00 Texas 4 1 .800 — Cleveland 19 36 .345 23 Shot Put Seattle 3 3 .500 1½ WESTERN CONFERENCE contract extension 2. Maya Luney 30-04.00 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 1½ Southwest Division W L Pct GB 3. LeAnna Luney 28-05.00 Oakland 2 3 .400 2 x-San Antonio 40 15 .727 — H U NTI N GTO N, W.Va. — Marshall athletic di- Discus Throw Monday’s Games Memphis 33 23 .589 7½ rector Mike Hamrick has received a contract exten- 1. Maya Luney 72-11 L.A. Angels 5, Minnesota 1 Houston 32 25 .561 9 7. Sarah Sutterley 54-08 Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 2 Dallas 31 26 .544 10 sion. BOYS N.Y. Yankees 6, Baltimore 2 New Orleans 15 42 .263 26 The university announced Monday that TEAM RESULTS Boston 4, Toronto 2 Northwest Division W L Pct GB Hamrick’s contract was extended through June 1. Meade County 96 Points Texas 11, Seattle 5 y-Oklahoma City 42 15 .737 — INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Oakland 1, Kansas City 0 Denver 31 26 .544 11 2017. Terms of the extension weren’t disclosed. 100-Meter Dash Tuesday’s Games Utah 30 28 .517 12½ When he was hired in July 2009, Hamrick was 3. Ashton Lancaster 12.2 Detroit 5, Tampa Bay 2 Portland 27 31 .466 15½ given a three-year contract that paid him $235,000 7. Jonathan Jantzen 12.3 Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, ppd., rain Minnesota 25 33 .431 17½ per year. XX. John Clark FS N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Pacific Division W L Pct GB 200-Meter Dash Toronto 7, Boston 3 L.A. Lakers 36 22 .621 — The Associated Press 2. Mitchell Wills 24.6 Texas 1, Seattle 0 L.A. Clippers 34 23 .596 1½ 18. Joel Voelker 31.2 Kansas City at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Phoenix 30 27 .526 5½ 400-Meter Dash Wednesday’s Games Golden State 22 34 .393 13 1. Dylan Massey 53.3 Chicago White Sox (Danks 0-1) at Cleveland Sacramento 19 38 .333 16½ 4. Alec Melchor 59.9 (Masterson 0-0), 12:05 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot AROUND THE AREA 6. Brandon McMahan 1:01.8 Boston (Lester 0-0) at Toronto (R.Romero 0-0), y-clinched division 9. Joel Voelker 1:13.2 12:37 p.m. Monday’s Games 10. Samuel Romine 1:20.8 Tampa Bay (Shields 0-0) at Detroit (Verlander 0-0), Washington 113, Charlotte 85 XX. Nicholas Kapalungan DQ 1:05 p.m. Indiana 103, Toronto 98 TODAY Kansas City (Chen 0-0) at Oakland (McCarthy 0-1), 800-Meter Run Orlando 119, Detroit 89 3:35 p.m. Event Time Station 1. Dakota Waldecker 2:07.5 L.A. Lakers 93, New Orleans 91 PREP BASEBALL N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 0-0) at Baltimore (Arrieta 1- 3. Logan Burchett 2:17.4 Memphis 94, L.A. Clippers 85 LaRue County at Fort Walton Beach, Fla. 7 p.m. 0), 7:05 p.m. 6. Alec Melchor 2:25.2 Oklahoma City 109, Milwaukee 89 PREP SOFTBALL 8. Brandon McMahan 2:34.0 Seattle (Millwood 0-0) at Texas (Lewis 1-0), 8:05 John Hardin at Gulf Shores, Ala. 5:30 p.m. Denver 123, Golden State 84 15. Nicholas Carroll 2:43.2 p.m. LaRue County at Choctawhatchee, Fla. 7 p.m. Utah 91, San Antonio 84 22. Jacob Schwartz 3:12.3 L.A. Angels (Weaver 1-0) at Minnesota (Pavano 0-1), Phoenix 114, Minnesota 90 1,600-Meter Run 8:10 p.m. THURSDAY Houston 94, Portland 89 1. Jacob Waldecker 4:57.0 Thursday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Event Time Station 2. Will Strickland 4:57.7 Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Cleveland 103, Charlotte 90 PREP BASEBALL 4. Geo Kapalungan 5:08.0 L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Boston 115, Miami 107 Breckinridge County at Meade County 6 p.m. 5. Jonathan Howard 5:12.5 Seattle at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Fort Knox at Hart County 6 p.m. Washington 93, Orlando 85 6. Jacob Robertson 5:14.2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Louisville Fairdale at Central Hardin 7 p.m. Philadelphia 107, New Jersey 88 8. Jordan King 5:34.7 East Division W L Pct GB Redhawk Rumble at Louisville Seneca Sacramento at Dallas, (n) John Hardin vs. Louisville Western 11:30 a.m. 11. Nicholas Kapalungan 5:41.5 New York 4 1 .800 — Florida Beach Bash at Fort Walton Beach, Fla. 12. Evan Strobel 5:44.4 Washington 3 2 .600 1 New York at Chicago, (n) LaRue County vs. Louisville Holy Cross 1:30 p.m. 15. Connor Swanson 5:53.9 Miami 2 3 .400 2 Wednesday’s Games PREP SOFTBALL 17. Jonah Voelker 5:57.9 Philadelphia 1 3 .250 2½ Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. John Hardin at Foley, Ala. 5 p.m. 19. Jesse Whelan 5:59.6 Atlanta 0 4 .000 3½ Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. Central Hardin at Louisville Butler 5:30 p.m. Utah at Houston, 8 p.m. Meade County at Hancock County 5:30 p.m. 21. William Swanson 6:16.1 Central Division W L Pct GB Hart County at Fort Knox 6 p.m. 22. Caleb Flaherty 6:29.0 St. Louis 5 1 .833 — L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. PREP TRACK & FIELD 26. Jacob Schwartz 6:49.6 Houston 3 1 .750 1 Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. LaRue County at Green County TBA 3,200-Meter Run Milwaukee 2 2 .500 2 Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. 2. Geo Kapalungan 11:07.7 Pittsburgh 2 2 .500 2 New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 3. Jonathan Howard 11:10.6 Cincinnati 2 3 .400 2½ Atlanta at Boston, 8 p.m. 110-Meter Hurdles Chicago 1 3 .250 3 L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. ON THE AIR 1. Lucas Butler 17.0 West Division W L Pct GB Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. 4. Ashton Lancaster 21.0 Arizona 3 0 1.000 — Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. 5. Barrett Dowell 21.7 Los Angeles 4 1 .800 — Thursday’s Games 6. James Dumont 22.0 Colorado 1 3 .250 2½ Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. TODAY 300-Meter Hurdles San Diego 1 3 .250 2½ Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. Event Time Station 1. Lucas Butler 45.9 San Francisco 1 3 .250 2½ L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. BASEBALL 400-Meter Relay Monday’s Games Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. MLB 1. 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NHHS Hall Of Fame SWIMMING NOTICES Practice 5:30 p.m. SPEED Winners qualify for the ABC National Seniors Championship The North Hardin High School Athletic Hall of Fame’s third Swim Lessons F-1: China Grand Prix at Shanghai Tournament, which will be held July 9-11 in Reno, Nev. For class will be inducted in September. Nominations will be The E’town Dolpins swimming team are offering swimming Practice 2 a.m. SPEED information, call (502) 473-8753. accepted until May 1. Nomination forms are available in the lessons this spring and summer. The first session is already BASEBALL Dix-E-Town Thursday Night Summer League NHHS main office or at www.hardin.kyschools.us/nhhs/ath- full, but there is still room in three others (beginning April 30, MLB Dix-E-Town Lanes will have a Thursday night summer letics/halloffame/. For information, call Judy Bishop at 351- May 29 and July 2). For information, visit www.etowndol- Rays at Tigers 1 p.m. MLB league. 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For The Helping Hand of Hope will have a golf scramble May 4 at The Brazilian jiu jitsu, judo and submission grappling and information, call Lisa at 268-4799. KENTUCKY Cash Ball: 6-9-10-32, Cash Ball 10 Elizabethtown Country Club. Registration begins at 8 a.m. E’town Beatdown MMA team at Energy Sports is looking for Addison Jo Blair 5K Tuesday Midday Cash Ball Kicker: 5-5-1-1-0 with a shotgun start at 9. For information, contact Sheri new members. For information, contact Josh Johnson at The Addison Jo Blair 5K will be held May 19 in Glendale. All Pick 3: 1-0-9 5 Card Cash: 10C-3D-2H-3H-10S Reynolds at 769-3092 or [email protected]. (270) 234-3961. proceeds go to benefit the Kosair Children’s Hospital. All par- Pick 4: 4-0-7-8 Mega Millions: 2-6-12-31-48, Tuesday Evening Mega Ball 25, Megaplier 4 CHUMC Golf Scramble REGISTRATIONS ticipants who register by May 4 will receive a T-shirt and good- Pick 3: 1-6-0 Jackpot: $31 million College Heights United Methodist Church will have a golf EAYS ie bag. Participants must register online at www.active.com. Pick 4: 0-9-6-0 Cash Option: To Be Determined scramble May 25 at Lindsey Golf Course. Registration begins The Elizabethtown Area Youth Softball league will have For information, email [email protected]. THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012 B3 MLB

CARDINALS 3, REDS 1 St. Louis Cincinnati ab r hbi ab r h bi Jay cf 5 0 0 0 Harris 2b 4 0 0 0 Cardinals use homers to top Reds Beltran rf 3 1 1 1 Cozart ss 3 1 1 0 Hollidy lf 4 0 1 0 Votto 1b 3 0 1 1 By JOE KAY Brkmn 1b 3 1 2 0 Rolen 3b 4 0 0 0 games at Great American Ball 2017 worth $72.5 million. It loaded. Molina also grounded Furcal pr-ss 0 0 0 0 Bruce rf 4 0 2 0 AP Sports Writer Park. came only five days after Votto into a double play with two run- Freese 3b 3 1 2 2 Heisey lf 4 0 0 0 Lohse (2-0) has made impres- got an additional 10 years and ners aboard in the eighth. YMolin c 4 0 1 0 Stubbs cf 3 0 0 0 CINCINNATI — Carlos sive starts in Florida’s summery $225 million, looking to turn the Descals 2b-1b 4 0 1 0 Mesorc c 2 0 0 Beltran and David Freese home- Lance Berkman, who has the 0 warmth and Cincinnati’s April 2010 NL Central champions Greene ss-2b40 1 0 Leake p 2 0 0 0 red again Tuesday night, and chill. He took a no-hitter into the into a consistent contender. most homers by a visiting player Lohse p 2 0 0 0 LeCure p 0 0 0 0 Kyle Lohse provided another eighth inning of a 4-1 win in Phillips got a cramp in his left at Great American Ball Park, Komats ph 0 0 0 0 Ludwck ph 1 0 0 0 stingy performance, leading the Boggs p 0 0 0 0 Ondrsk p 0 0 0 0 Miami last Wednesday, allowing hamstring during a 7-1 loss to tripled into the right-field corner Roinsn ph 1 0 0 0 Marshll p 0 0 0 0 St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 vic- only one run and two hits. the Cardinals on Monday night in the sixth. Freese followed Motte p 0 0 0 0 tory over the Cincinnati Reds. Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 30 1 4 1 With temperatures in the 40s and is expected to miss several with his third homer, a drive The defending World Series St. Louis 100 002 000 — 3 Tuesday night, he was sharp days. that bounced off the top of the Cincinnati 000 001 000 — 1 champions are 5-1 for the first again, allowing Joey Votto’s sac- For the second game in a DP—Cincinnati 3. LOB—St. Louis 7, time since 2008. rifice fly and four hits in six in- row, the Cardinals got to a Reds wall in right field and caromed Cincinnati 5. 2B—Y.Molina (4), Greene (1), up into the stands. Bruce (1). 3B—Berkman (1), Cozart (2). Beltran, counted on to help nings. Jason Motte retired the starter before he could break a HR—Beltran (3), Freese (3). SF—Votto. make up for the loss of Albert side in order in the ninth for his sweat. They hit three homers in Berkman left the game in the IP H R ER BB SO Pujols, hit his third homer off second save in two chances. the first inning off Homer Bailey eighth with tightness in his left St. Louis Lohse W,2-0 6 4 1 1 1 2 Mike Leake (0-1). Freese, the The Cardinals rotation has on Monday night. calf. Boggs H,1 2 0 0 0 0 2 World Series MVP, added a been sensational so far, going 5- Beltran hit Leake’s fifth pitch Zack Cozart hit his second Motte S,2-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 two-run shot off Leake — also his 1 with a 1.86 ERA. into the stands in right field. Cincinnati triple of the season in the bot- Leake L,0-1 6 7 3 3 1 4 third. The Reds handed out anoth- Leake escaped another big LeCure 1 0 0 0 2 3 St. Louis came into the game er big contract before the game, Cardinals first inning by getting tom of the inning and scored on Ondrusek 1 2 0 0 0 1 leading the majors with nine giving second baseman Yadier Molina to ground into a Votto’s sacrifice fly, making it 3- Marshall 1 0 0 0 0 1 homers. It has five in its first two Brandon Phillips a deal through double play with the bases 1. HBP—by Lohse (Cozart), by Leake (Berkman). Marlins’ Guillen apologizes over Castro flap Indians sign Santana By STEVEN WINE AP Sports Writer to five-year deal MIAMI — A contrite Ozzie By TOM WITHERS Guillen sat in the heart of Little AP Sports Writer Havana seeking forgiveness for what the Miami Marlins manager called CLEVELAND — Two days after his birthday, the biggest mistake of his life — saying Carlos Santana got a precious gift — financial secu- he admired Fidel Castro. rity. This wasn’t some offhanded insult Cleveland’s talented catcher signed a five-year, about a sports writer, the type of thing $21 million contract with the Indians, who locked that got the outspoken Guillen in up another “cornerstone” player they believe is trouble in Chicago. This was person- only beginning to tap into his potential. al to the fan base that the Marlins rely For the 26-year-old Santana, the deal provides on so much that they built their new peace of mind. stadium in the middle of the city’s “When you come from poverty like he has, you Cuban-American neighborhood. always have that fear of something going wrong, Castro is the sworn enemy of those even if you project to be a superstar,” said Andy fans. Mota, one of Santana’s agents. “There is always that So after being suspended for five fear of losing everything you worked for. You get to games Tuesday, Guillen tried to quell a day like today and it’s a sigh of relief.” the tempest. The Indians had contractual control the next “I’m here on my knees to apolo- LYNNE SLADKY/The Associated Press four years over Santana, who would not have been gize,” Guillen said. Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen gestures at a news conference at Marlins eligible for free agency until after the 2016 season. “I’m very sorry about the prob- Stadium in Miami on Tuesday. However, after Santana hit 27 homers last season lem, what happened. I will do every- ulation to help rebuild its fan base ager Fredi Gonzalez, a former man- and improved defensively behind the plate, the thing in my power to make it better. with the $634 million ballpark that ager of the Marlins, said he watched Indians felt the timing was right to guarantee he’ll ... When you make a mistake like this, opened last week. some of the news conference and have an extended stay in Cleveland. you can’t sleep.” At the hour-long news conference could tell it was difficult for Guillen. Santana has already been good for the Indians. They think he can be great. A chastened Guillen, who has a Tuesday morning, there was little evi- “He came out and faced the mu- “We still think he has the potential to be an even history of polarizing comments about dence of Guillen’s roguish charm or sic,” Gonzalez said. “It’s going to take better player,” general manager Chris Antonetti gays and immigrants, among others, quick wit, which have made him a fa- awhile, but hopefully he can win said. “He’s demonstrated already he’s capable and spoke without a script and made no vorite with fans and reporters since those people back somehow.” the type of offensive player he can be. We still think disclaimers. He said he’ll do whatev- he became a major league manager Guillen has gotten in trouble be- there is more in there. Carlos has lofty goals for er he can to repair relations with in 2004. Speaking somberly, he took fore on issues ranging from sexual Cuban-Americans angered by his himself, not only offensively but defensively. We’ve full responsibility for his comments, orientation to illegal immigration. been very pleased with the strides that he’s made in praise of the Cuban dictator, remarks but said they were misinterpreted by Just last week, he boasted about get- he said he didn’t mean. all facets of his game.” Time’s reporter. ting drunk after games. On his birthday, Santana homered twice in Guillen, who is Venezuelan, told “It was a personal mistake of the Those episodes quickly faded. But Time magazine he loves Castro and Cleveland’s 4-3 win over Toronto on Sunday. It thing I had in my mind and what I on South Florida’s scale of political respects the retired Cuban leader for may have come a little late, but his best present was said,” Guillen said in Spanish. “What incorrectness, praise for Castro is a staying in power so long. In response, worth the wait. I wanted to say in Spanish, I said in home run, and it was unclear how at least two Miami politicians said “This is the best birthday of my life,” he said. Guillen should lose his job. Callers on English in a wrong way.” long it would take for anger toward Antonetti was glad to make it happen. Spanish-language radio in Miami Guillen said he doesn’t love or ad- Guillen to subside. “Giving $21 million instead of a birthday card? agreed and 100 demonstrators picket- mire Castro. Baseball commissioner Bud Selig That’s a good birthday,” he joked. ed Marlins Park toting signs like “NO “I was saying I cannot believe said the remarks “have no place in The deal is a good one for both sides. It gives APOLOGIES FIRE HIM NOW.” somebody who hurt so many people our game” and were “offensive to an Santana security early in his career, and it allows “He is full with hypocrisy,” said over the years is still alive,” he said. important part of the Miami commu- the Indians to add other pieces to build around Luis Martinez, who has lived in Time said Tuesday it stands by its nity and others throughout the proven players without overspending. Miami since the late 1950s. “I don’t story. world.” Last season, Santana set a club record for homers accept any kind of pardon from him. Guillen said the uproar he created “As I have often said, baseball is a by a switch-hitter. He added 35 doubles, 79 RBIs They should get him out.” has left him sad, embarrassed and social institution with important so- and drew 97 walks in his first full season in the ma- The team didn’t consider firing feeling stupid. He said he accepted cial responsibilities,” Selig added in a jors. He was one of only four players to have at least Guillen or asking him to resign five the team’s punishment. statement. “All of our 30 clubs play 25 homers, 35 doubles and 90 walks, joining Prince games into his tenure, Marlins presi- “When you’re a sportsman, you significant roles within their local Fielder, Miguel Cabrera and Joey Votto. dent David Samson said. shouldn’t be involved with politics,” communities, and I expect those who Under his new deal, Santana will receive a $1 Guillen was hired to help usher in he said. represent Major League Baseball to million signing bonus. He’ll make $501,900 this a new baseball era for the Marlins, “I’m going to be a Miami guy for act with the kind of respect and sensi- season and $550,000 in 2013. Santana’s salary will saddled in recent years with the rest of my life. I want to walk in tivity that the game’s many cultures jump to $3.5 million in 2014, $6 million in 2015 and mediocre teams and worse atten- the street with my head up and feel deserve.” $8.25 million in his final year. The Indians will have dance. The team was to rely on South not this bad, the way I feel now.” Marlins officials said Guillen still a $12 million option for 2017. There is also a $1.2 Florida’s large Cuban-American pop- Cuban-born Atlanta Braves man- had the support of the organization. million buyout.

PHILLIPS: gets Phillips would become the baseball,” Castellini said. ments. Evidently, they’re isn’t the time to be a September, it would be a first 36-year-old second “He’s also fantastic off the not afraid of commitment. hero. If it was August or different story.” contract extension baseman to make $12 mil- field, represents this fran- Those are some big com- lion or more. chise with a big smile all mitments.” through 2017 Phillips was so thrilled the time. He really relates Phillips got his new deal Introductory that he had to keep himself Continued from B1 to the fans, and vice ver- a day after he left a 7-1 loss from crying at a news con- sa.” to St. Louis because of a First Year Owner Bob Castellini ference to announce the Manager Dusty Baker cramp in his left ham- concluded the only way to deal. He said he had im- thinks a small-market club string. Baker said Phillips Membership make the Reds a consistent plored his agents to find a — Cincinnati’s payroll of will probably need a few contender is to spend to way to keep him in $82.2 million ranks 17th in days to recover. keep the team together Cincinnati. the majors — can afford “You don’t want it to Special rather than losing players “I cried about this. This what the Reds are trying to become something that through free agency. is where I wanted to be,” do. bothers him all year, es- UNLIMITED ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP “You do that to build a Phillips said. “I’m still ... “Hopefully, the size of pecially with him batting franchise and a foundation you know ... loss of words the market won’t matter,” • Individual or Family leadoff and with how ac- • Membership runs through April 30th, 2013 for years to come,” right now, for me to play in Baker said. “Hopefully, robatic he has to be in the city I really love. The The earlier you pay, the more you play Castellini said. “So I don’t we’ll win a lot of games the field,” Baker said. “I • Includes Golf, Pool and full use All this for the anticipate to continue to fans have embraced me and draw fans. (Owners) think (he needs) at least of facilities one-time fee of: have all these huge con- and they love me and I are depending on the fans three or four days. He • Annual range pass available tracts. But you build your love them back.” to offset these commit- may not like it, but this (Single $150/Family $200) $1,399.00 franchise on the people Phillips is one of the • Annual cart plan available that are in that dugout and team’s most popular play- (Single $450/Family $650) ers. His following grew • Private cart ownership ($350/ on that field.” year - includes storage and trail fee) Phillips blossomed in quickly after he started a Cincinnati, which got him Twitter account last year, from Cleveland for right- regularly engaging fans. E-TOWN hander Jeff Stevens at the He’s also a regular on the EXTERMINATING start of the 2006 season. team’s annual winter cara- Phillips made it clear he van bus trips to outlying Call us today wanted to stay in Cincinn- cities, staying to sign auto- 270-737-6900 2606 Hodgenville Rd. Termite Colony Elimination System ati and began negotiating a graphs for as long as need- www.muggabug.com Elizabethtown, KY 42701 270-737-7707 new deal last season. ed. Member Of National Pest Management Association When the club gave in, “Brandon is one of the Member Of Kentucky Pest Management Association Hardin County’s Only Private Golf Club the deal was struck. great second basemen in LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1976 B4 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012 NFL NHL Brees: Saints will thrive in wake of bounty system Canucks, By BERNIE WILSON at the quarterback, he’s going to Williams to see if he had linger- fensive coordinator Pete AP Sports Writer take it,” Brees said. “I’m not say- ing effects from a concussion. Carmichael Jr. calling them in. Rangers look ing that he’s trying to end your “I think that was hard for “It was almost as if our head CARLSBAD, Calif. — career, that he’s trying give you everybody to hear,” said Brees, coach had been taken away for Drew Brees is sticking up for the a concussion or what have you, who tried to shift the talk back to a four-to-six week period,” to rule playoffs New Orleans Saints and said but between the knees and the his golf tournament. Brees said. By IRA PODELL they’ll continue to thrive despite neck, they’re trying to take you Brees said the Saints are dis- “It seems like our organiza- AP Sports Writer coach Sean Payton’s season- out every time. I know that for a appointed that NFL commis- tion, whenever we’re hit with long suspension for his role in fact, every defensive player sioner Roger Goodell rejected something, any kind of adversi- NEW YORK — The Vancouver the team’s bounty system. that’s trying to hit you. That’s on Monday an appeal of ty, we have guys that step up Canucks carry the NHL’s best record Speaking at a news confer- just football. We play a violent Payton’s season-long suspension and fill the void and take on into the Stanley Cup playoffs for the ence to promote his charity golf game.” for his role in the bounty pro- more responsibility and really second year in a row. The New York tournament, the 2010 Super Then, he added: “I am not gram. thrive in it,” he said. “We did it Rangers are on top of the Eastern Bowl MVP said there’s a differ- condoning by any means any “You talk about not having last year and whatever is thrown Conference for the first time since ence between pay-for-perform- kind of a bounty structure, and I your head coach for an entire at us this year we’ll continue to they won it all in 1994. ance and pay-for-injury. will clarify that there is a differ- season, that’s a big hit,” said thrive.” But the team many are picking to Brees also declined to say ence between pay-for-perform- Brees, who declined to say As for his contract and carry the Cup this year is the whether he’d show up for off- ance and pay-for-injury, and I’d who’d he like to see hired as in- whether he’d show up Monday, Pittsburgh Penguins — the No. 4 seed season workouts that begin say what we’ve been accused of terim coach. Brees said: “We’re continuing to in the East that is supremely danger- Monday. He’d much rather in regards to pay-for-injury is But Brees said he believes the work on a long-term deal and ous with healthy stars Sidney Crosby have a long-term extension than not the case.” Saints will remain strong. He we’re very hopeful that we can and league scoring champion Evgeni the franchise tag he’s been Brees was asked his reaction pointed to last year, when accomplish that sooner than lat- Malkin roaming the ice. slapped with. to hearing a recording that pur- Payton was injured in a sideline er.” Judging by how the Philadelphia Brees was asked if he felt he ports to capture disgraced for- collision and had to coach sever- Brees spoke at La Costa Flyers and the Rangers have been had been a target of a bounty mer Saints defensive coordina- al games from the press box. Resort & Spa while promoting sniping with their divisional foe, they program during his career. tor Gregg Williams telling play- While he was used to having his Drew Brees Celebrity clearly have taken notice of the pow- “I know this, that when a guy ers to “put a lick” on San Payton call in the plays, all of a Championship, which will be erful Penguins. has an opportunity to take a shot Francisco 49ers receiver Kyle sudden he had to get used to of- played in May. Just in the final week of the season, the Penguins have gotten into scraps with their two biggest rivals that have ended with hefty fines for the oppos- ing coaches. KENTUCKY: players But the NCAA’s deadline “I’m not stressing about it. the NCAA allowed early en- Philadelphia’s Peter Laviolette was has forced players to make up Whatever I decide to do is go- trants to wait until the second hit with a $10,000 fine for his actions still undecided their minds much faster and ing to be whatever I decide to week in May to return and al- on the bench that nearly led to a fight with less information beyond do. I’m going to let it play this lowed them to explore their with his Pittsburgh counterparts, and Continued from B1 the confidential projections of part out and just go from choices. That included work- then for calling Penguins coach Dan the NBA’s undergraduate ad- there,” said Leslie, who isn’t ing out for pro teams to find Bylsma “gutless.” Associated Press Player of the visory committee. watching what other players out where they needed to im- John Tortorella of the Rangers was Year Anthony Davis along Just this week, reports are doing. “I’m worried about prove. docked $20,000 for remarks he made with fellow freshmen Michael swirled that Michigan’s Trey just me right now. I’m not That opportunity is gone after New York’s loss on Thursday in Kidd-Gilchrist and Marquis Burke would join the draft, worried about anybody else.” now. which forward Derek Stepan was in- Teague and sophomores only for him to decide to re- North Carolina State coach It’s left players who might jured by a knee-to-knee hit from Doron Lamb and Terrence Penguins forward Brooks Orpik. turn to Ann Arbor for his Mark Gottfried is downplay- be on the fence of the first or Jones have been mum about sophomore season. Plumlee ing any deadlines for Leslie. Tortorella’s costly rant featured their futures since winning the second round — like Murray was also on the fence, too, but “We don’t start the season shots directed toward Crosby and national championship last State guard Isaiah Canaan, decided Tuesday to return to tomorrow so there’s a lot of Malkin. Monday over Kansas. who is returning to school — or the Blue Devils. time for us to figure it out one “I wonder what would happen if The group returned home those who are straddling be- we did it to their two whining stars “I’m excited about the way or another,” Gottfried to Lexington last week to a tween being projected of be- over there,” he said. “They whine chance to play for Duke one said. “We’re obviously going raucous celebration and main- ing a second-round pick and about this stuff all of the time, and more season,” Plumlee posted to continue to recruit really tained a low profile beyond going undrafted — like Texas look what happens? It’s ridiculous. on Twitter. “Thanks for all the hard regardless. Davis’ appearance with late- guard J’Covan Brown (enter- But they’ll whine about something night talk show host Jimmy support, I’m blessed to be “For us, we’re going to go ing the draft) — no chance to else over there, won’t they?” Kimmel where he said he was- here!” at it like we would anyway: gather additional information The playoffs begin tonight with n’t announcing his intentions Connecticut sophomore full speed ahead.” in front of NBA coaches and three games. any time soon. guard Jeremy Lamb an- The NCAA rule was adopt- general managers. Not often is a sport’s biggest star “I’m waiting until April nounced he would forgo the ed last April and crafted so the That means there’s nothing also its biggest target, but Crosby has 29,” Davis said. “That’s when rest of his college eligibility on deadline falls on the day prior left to do but make a quick de- become that. Even commentator a decision has to be made.” Tuesday. Lamb averaged a to the spring signing period. cision and hope it’s the right Mike Milbury, a former NHL player, The NBA’s first deadline is team-high 17.7 points per Theoretically, it helps give one. coach and general manager, didn’t the early entry eligibility game this season after winning coaches who lose a player a “I’m not worried about the hold back in ripping Sid the Kid. deadline just before midnight an NCAA title as a freshman. chance to find a quality re- NCAA deadline. It means Back for this year’s playoffs after a April 29. His teammate Andre placement. nothing to me or those play- concussion kept him out of last year’s The NCAA’s deadline at Drummond, meanwhile, is While the top two high ers,” Calipari said. “They postseason and 60 games this season, 11:59 p.m. Tuesday night and expected to wait until later this school prospects — Shabazz have until the 29th to make Crosby is dealing with criticism and only applies to underclassmen week to decide what he’ll do. Muhammad of Bishop that decision. griping that Michael Jordan never ex- who have already declared for North Carolina State for- Gorman in Las Vegas and “If anybody else wants perienced in his NBA heyday. the draft and wish to retain ward C.J. Leslie is keeping his Nerlens Noel of Tilton School their players to make that de- “The level of passion, emotion and their eligibility. Any under- options open. He said in New Hampshire — will cision by the (10th), that’s fine. gamesmanship can never be overesti- classman who declares be- Monday night he feels no make their decisions tonight, But my players will not.” mated,” NHL commissioner Gary tween April 11-29 will relin- pressure to make a decision most of the top recruits have Bettman said. “People who follow the quish all of his remaining eligi- immediately, but expects to already selected schools and AP Sports Writers Aaron Beard and Joedy McCreary in Raleigh, game closely understand it’s just bility, according to the figure out his future later this signed letters of intent. N.C., and David Brandt in Jackson, noise. NCAA. week. In the previous two years, Miss., contributed to this report. “My guess is Sidney Crosby is still the most popular player, and has le- gions of fans of all ages in multiple countries. The fact that somebody may take a pot shot is a price of great- PETRINO: fired He did not immediately is- had lasted a “significant” Petrino took the school to ness.” sue a statement. amount of time. its first BCS bowl game fol- The Penguins are counting on that by Arkansas The April 1 accident left As the review continued, lowing the 2010 season, losing greatness being on full display when him with four broken ribs, a the state police released the in the Sugar Bowl to Ohio they take on the Flyers beginning Continued from B1 cracked vertebra in his neck audio of the 911 call reporting State, and improved his win tonight in the most anticipated first- and numerous abrasions on Petrino’s accident. It revealed total in every year. Arkansas round matchup and beyond. It was an abrupt ending for his face. The avid motorcycle Petrino didn’t want to call po- was 5-7 his first season in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia finished Petrino, who had built rider said the sun and wind lice following the crash, and a 2008, 8-5 the second before fourth and fifth, respectively, in points Arkansas into a Southeastern caused him to lose control on subsequent police report finishing 10-3 and 11-2 during in the overall NHL standings, but Conference and national pow- the windy two-lane highway showed he asked police if he his last two seasons. they are locked in a four vs. five er in four seasons, including a about 20 miles southeast of was required to give the name The coach’s tenure with the matchup just to get out of the first 21-5 record the past two years. Fayetteville. of the passenger during the ac- Razorbacks began under a round in the East. But Long made it clear that What he failed to mention, cident. cloud of national second- The top-seeded Rangers lost their the success on the field was both at a news conference and Petrino was forthcoming guessing following his depar- final two games of the regular season, overshadowed by repeated to Long, was the presence of a about Dorrell’s name and ture from Atlanta 13 games missing an opportunity to claim the deceptive acts and that no one presence with police, but only Dorrell. into the 2007 season. His Presidents’ Trophy for first overall in was more important than the That revelation was made after misleading both Long tenure with the Falcons was the league, and ending up in a first- program itself. public when the state police and the public during his news the shortest for a non-interim round best-of-seven meeting with the Long said Petrino was fired released the accident report. conference. That led to the Ottawa Senators, who won three of “with cause” — meaning he Petrino informed Long of school releasing a statement coach since the 1970 NFL- AFL merger. four from them (1-2-1). will not receive a multimil- Dorrell’s presence 20 minutes from Petrino’s family the day “They’re a very talented team,” His departure was so sud- lion-dollar buyout — and there before the police released the after the accident that said “no Rangers forward Brad Richards said. den that Petrino left farewell were no discussions about report to the public, also ad- other individuals” were in- “I know we played them twice early in ways to keep Petrino at mitting to what he called a volved. notes in the lockers of the the season. The regular-season sched- Arkansas. Long declined com- previous inappropriate rela- That proved not to be the Atlanta players rather than ule ... lots of teams can beat anybody ment when asked about tionship with Dorrell. case and the fracture in trust, telling them of his resignation on any certain night. Dorrell’s job status. Long placed Petrino on along with questions about in person. He was introduced “We plan on making it different for Petrino finishes his tenure paid leave later that night, say- Dorrell’s hiring by Petrino to later that night as the new them when we start on Thursday.” at Arkansas with a 34-17 ing he was disappointed in be the school’s student-athlete coach of the Razorbacks, car- The New Jersey Devils are back in record, leading the Razor- Petrino and promising to re- development coordinator, rying with him a vagabond the playoffs after a one-year absence backs to a No. 5 final ranking view the coach’s conduct. He proved to be too much for image after holding 15 jobs for following 13 consecutive appearances, last season and a Cotton Bowl said his review found that the Petrino to overcome in Long’s 11 different programs/organi- and will face the Southeast Division- win over Kansas State. relationship between the two eyes. zations in 24 seasons. winning Florida Panthers, who are in after a league-worst 10 straight seasons on the outside. Despite having an eight-point edge over the Panthers, the sixth-seeded NO. 8 CENTRAL HARDIN 5, Central Hardin 100 112 x 5 6 1 singles. Freshman Zeke Pink- Devils will cede home-ice advantage BASEBALL: Central Kambron Bruner, Kevin Veeley (5) and SHELBY COUNTY 1. Senior Tee Goble. Cameron Wright, Trenton ham had a single and two to Florida, which is seeded third be- downs Shelby, 5-1 Cameron Wright pitched Parrett (7) and Gabe Hogan. WP: Wright runs. cause of its first division title. New shutout ball over six innings as (2-0). LP: Bruner. 2B: Alex Crowder (CH), Freshman Austin Jersey had the misfortune of finishing Continued from B1 Dustin Kindervater (CH), Noonan (SC). the Bruins (10-4) won for the UP NEXT: Central Hardin hosts Louisville Freyberger (2-3) struck out fourth in the Atlantic Division despite fifth time in six games. Fairdale at 7 p.m. Thursday. posting 102 points (48-28-6). MONDAY: JOHN HARDIN DROPS four in the loss. He allowed Wright (2-0) struck out six SHELBYVILLE COLLINS 5, ELIZ- five hits and three earned runs Almost forgotten are the Boston TWINBILL IN ALABAMA. The Lady and gave up four walks and ABETHTOWN 2. The visiting in six innings. Bruins, the defending Stanley Cup Bulldogs (2-10) were swept by three hits. Panthers (3-10) stranded 10 COLLINS 5, ELIZABETHTOWN 2 champions who managed to stay un- host Spanish Fort, Ala. The Junior Alex Crowder had a runners on base and commit- RHE der the radar this season and coast to Toros won Game 1, 12-1 and single, double, an RBI and a Elizabethtown 000 010 1 2 7 5 ted five errors as they lost Collins 110 003 x 5 5 0 a 10-point win over Ottawa in the Game 2, 10-3. run scored, while sophomore their fourth straight. Northeast Division. John Hardin has lost four Austin Freyberger and Zeke Pinkham. Troy Riggs had two single and Junior Garrett Morgan col- Zach Wiley and Brandon Roberts. WP: Vancouver nearly made the most straight and 7-of-8. an RBI. lected three of Elizabeth- Wiley. LP: Freyberger (2-3). of its top seeding last spring, falling UP NEXT: John Hardin plays at Foley, CENTRAL HARDIN 5, SHELBY COUNTY 1 UP NEXT: Elizabethtown plays Louisville Ala., at 6:30 p.m. today. RHE town’s seven hits, while senior DeSales at 5 p.m. Friday in the just short of its first title with a Game 7 BASEBALL Shelby County 000 000 1 1 4 2 Tyler Brandenburg had two Elizabethtown Spring Break Classic. loss to Boston in the finals. THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012 B5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL TENNIS Michigan’s Kovacs already eyes opener vs.Alabama By ERIC OLSON defensive improvement after slip- Murray treating They’re a top-10, top-15 program AP Sports Writer in this country. For me personally, ping a bit during its first season in it’s exciting to have that be my first the Big Ten. Michigan safety Jordan Kovacs start. For this team it’s a great state- Injuries have kept several top can’t help it. ment as to where we are as a pro- defensive linemen out of spring Olympics like a He knows the spring game is still gram that we’re scheduling these practice, and coach Bo Pelini said ahead and there are five months kinds of games early in the season.” that has allowed his staff to evaluate until the season begins. Michigan State (11-3 overall, 7-1 young players and build depth. But he is thinking hard about the Big Ten last season) believes it is Alonzo Whaley has established Grand Slam Wolverines’ opener against defend- himself as the front-runner to take built to last after back-to-back 11- By STEVE DOUGLAS ing national champion Alabama at over at weakside linebacker for win seasons. The Spartans are with- AP Sports Writer Cowboys Stadium in Texas, a game out Cousins, who set almost every record-setting tackler Lavonte that is adding some urgency to school passing record, and have big David. LONDON — Andy Murray believes the tennis tourna- practices in Ann Arbor this spring. holes to fill at receiver. But they re- Daimion Stafford has made a ment at the London Olympics will be viewed by the Alabama provides the ultimate turn six offensive linemen who big jump at safety after being in the sport’s top players as a fifth Grand Slam on this year’s measuring-stick game, Kovacs said have started, and eight defensive program for a year, and there are hectic calendar. Tuesday during a Big Ten Legends starters are back. as many as eight players who could The fourth-ranked Briton, who has never won a major, Division teleconference. Spartans coach Mark Dantonio get significant time in the second- lists Wimbledon and the Olympics as his priorities this “It’s no secret the SEC has won said that even though Boise State ary. Running back Rex Burkhead season, above the French Open and U.S. Open. the last six national champi- “is in the back of our mind,” the has taken limited snaps in scrim- onships,” he said. “It’s a very pow- “Tennis at the Olympics has become a big deal,” key to the spring is to improve fun- mages because of the pounding he Murray said Tuesday. “Everybody plays it now. Ten or 15 erful conference, and we expect damentals. took in the fall. Alabama to be the best in that con- years ago, guys were skipping the Olympics. Everybody Dantonio said he’s not worried “Going into his senior year, he’s is playing it now.” ference, and that’s how we’ll pre- about turning the offense over to set up to do some great things,” pare. It’s going to be a true test of Murray’s only previous experience at an Olympics was Maxwell, who has been in the sys- Pelini said. a disappointing one. where we’re at.” Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz hired tem for three years and appeared in He was enjoying the best run of his career entering the Spring practice is winding down nine games last season. new coordinators on both sides of 2008 Beijing Games. He followed his first appearance in most places in the Big Ten. “Great things are around the the ball, but don’t expect the a Grand Slam quarterfinal at Wimbledon with his first Legends Division spring games corner for him,” Dantonio said. Hawkeyes (7-6, 4-4) to look much Masters series title in Cincinnati. are Saturday at Iowa, Michigan, At Michigan (11-2, 6-2), Denard different. Nebraska and Northwestern, April Robinson has led the Big Ten in to- Phil Parker was promoted from However, Murray was sluggish in a first-round loss to 21 at Minnesota and April 28 at tal offense two straight years and is secondary coach to defensive coor- Yen-hsun Lu of Taiwan, ranked No. 77 at the time. Michigan State. Leaders Division in position to break the conference dinator, replacing Norm Parker (no “I was very nervous before I played, which normally spring games are Saturday at quarterback rushing record held by relation). Greg Davis, Texas’ offen- tells you something of the significance of it,” Murray said. Illinois, Indiana and Purdue, April Antwaan Randle El. The sive coordinator from 1998-2010, “I didn’t play well but it was one of the best experi- 21 at Ohio State and Penn State Wolverines also have an estab- took over after Ken O’Keefe left to ences I have had. Being around all the top athletes in the and April 28 at Wisconsin. lished starting running back in join the Miami Dolphins’ staff. world, going back to where you are staying in the village Kovacs isn’t the only Big Ten Fitzgerald Toussaint. Phil Parker will keep the and seeing the chart on the wall where all the medals have player looking ahead to his team’s Coach Brady Hoke’s biggest Hawkeyes’ 4-3 defensive align- been won — it would be nice to be part of that.” opener. Andrew Maxwell, who will concerns are the lines. The ment, and Davis will expand the Even winning bronze would mean a lot to Murray. replace record-setting quarterback Wolverines lost an All-America passing game but won’t stray a lot “You see the emotions of the guys. Djokovic won the Kirk Cousins at division champion center in David Molk, and three of from the power football Ferentz fa- bronze medal last time and it was a huge deal to him,” Michigan State, will make his first the four starters are gone on the de- vors. Murray said. “If you lose in the semifinals of a Grand career start against Boise State on fensive front. James Vandenberg, entering his Slam, you are disappointed. If you win a bronze medal at Aug. 31. The Broncos were No. 8 in “On either side it’s not very second year as starting quarter- the Olympics, it’s huge. the final Associated Press poll. good right now,” Hoke said. “I back, said the Hawkeyes need to “Olympics is a different feeling and a different atmos- “I think it centers our focus as a think the kids are working, and build consistency. That’s especially phere than just a regular tournament. You feel like you are team through the offseason and they’re coming in here with energy true on the road, where they were playing for your country. On tour, you are kind of play- through spring ball and through and all those things. But the expec- 1-4. ing for yourself. At the Olympics, when you see all the camp, knowing we have to be tation level of how physical we “You have to concentrate flags and being part of the opening ceremony, it’s just dif- sharp and ready to go Game 1,” want to be as a football team, we’re more,” he said, “and that’s some- ferent.” Maxwell said. “Boise State, their re- not where we need to be.” thing we weren’t able to do very With the Olympics coming between Wimbledon and cent success speaks for itself. Nebraska (9-4, 5-3) is looking for well last year.” the U.S. Open, Murray has a hectic schedule this summer.

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Call MacIntosh. Very sweet dis- MINISTRIES will have chicken, meat or turkey, CHEVY CAMARO 2 SS - old, male, great with kids 270-723-4569 or 270- position, gray collar, no Brighter Day in a free con- Esbilac puppy milk replace- 2010, leather, loaded, 6 and other dogs. Needs 307-0823 to identify. tags. Contact John at cert on Friday, April, 13, ment powder, we have lots speed, $31,880. Alex Mont- room to run. Great Dog. 502-422-0881 for more in- 6:30pm, 904 N. Mulbery St, of bunnies with more com- formation gomery, (270) 465-8113. Elizabethtown, Ky. A free *AVOID ADVANCED Fee Free to good home. ing in everyday, can & dry meal will be served at the loan scams. It’s illegal for 270-735-5960 cat food, to all the deer GERMAN SHEPHERD, CHEVY CAMARO RS - beginning of the service. A companies doing business MALE & FEMALE PUP- hunters if you have more possibly with lab mixed, 2010, 1 owner, automatic, love offering will be taken. 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(270) 358-0750 NEW HOLLAND 648 FLATBED TRAILER 6 x 16 Round Baler, good condi- with rails, wood deck, 2 tion $10,000. M&W RL axles, 4 tires, tail lights, very CHEVY BLAZER XTREME 456 Hydraulic Fold Down good condition. $1300 2001, loaded, security sys- Rake $1900. Hay Tedder CHEVY 1500 EXT. LT - OBO. 716 Amish Rd So- tem, $8,980. Alex Mont- $1700. M&W Disc Mower 2003, 4x4, leather, power, gomery, (270) 465-8113. nora, Ky $11,500. Elite Auto Group, 7’ $1900. All shed kept. FORD FLEX SEL -2010- Call 270-369-0507 (270) 358-0750 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER - Call 270-766-4183 $24,995. Call Pinkham Lin- 2003, 2 wheel drive, coln Auto, 270-737-2460 $7,495. Herb Jones Auto FORD MUSTANG CONV.- Group, (270) 765-2123. HYUNDAI ELANTRA 2010, 2011 - $24,900. Hardin CHEVY TRAILBLAZER $12,913. Hardin County County Honda, -2005- $7,295. Call Radcliff Honda, 270-765-2141. 270-765-2141. Auto Sales Inc. 270- HONDA ACCORD HYUNDAI TIBURON GT 351-4585 -2007- $10,995. Call EX-2010- $22,900. 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1612 W CROCUS, Vine Grove/Radcliff (right on the RNs and LPNs line). All new appliances, all Elizabethtown Health Rehab has PTand FT needs new carpet, flooring, and on Evening and Night shift for RNs and LPNs paint. 3 bedroom, 1.5 baths, quiet neighborhood, lg. Apply directly at: fenced backyard w/storage shed. $850/mo with Elizabethtown Nursing $850/dep. Minimum 1 year & Rehabilitation lease. 270-572-3258. 1101 Woodland Drive Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Phone (270) 765-6106 Fax (270) 737-6690 Attn: Kathy Holderman Or apply online at Extendicare.com EOE

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Spring cleaning Baby items: lots of baby HOT OFF THE PRESS 769-1200, EXT. 8601 clothes Bed, pack & Play, stroller, car seats, Bicycles, 4-wheeler, Furniture, Tools, Part Time Instructors camping equipment, gas CHURCH MUSICIAN PO- PART TIME Louisville and Radcliff, KY campuses grills, construction truck top- SITIONS available for a per, lawn mower trailer, keyboardist and drummer INSTRUCTORS McKendree University is currently seeking part- adult/children clothes. that are able to play a vari- time instructors in English, Literature and Ranger parts, Motorcycles ety of Christian music Louisville and Radcliff, KY campuses and gear( lots more stuff) (gospel, hymns, contempo- Political Science instructors to teach on the rary, praise and worship, McKendree University is currently seeking part-time Radcliff, Kentucky campus. Classes are etc.)and a fast learner of instructors in English and Literature to teach on the generally offered on a one-month format, new songs. Please contact Louisville and Radcliff, Kentucky campuses. Classes meeting on campus two nights a week with an are generally offered on a one-month format, meeting the church at online capacity. 270-352-3411 or on campus two nights a week with an online capacity. 270-401-6202. Candidates will have Doctorate or Master’s degree Candidates will have Doctorate or Master’s with a concentration in the teaching discipline (a degree with a concentration in the teaching minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in the discipline (a minimum of 18 graduate semester teaching discipline). hours in the teaching discipline). Please send a Please send a cover letter referencing job cover letter referencing job #KYA21 resume, #KYA20 resume, transcripts and three letters of transcripts and three letters of reference to reference to Shirley A. Rentz, Director of Human Shirley A. Rentz, Director of Human Resources Resources to [email protected] . to [email protected] . Visit our website at Visit our website at www.ky.mckendree.edu www.ky.mckendree.edu EEO/ADA. EEO/ADA Review of applications will begin immediately. Review of applications will begin immediately. CONSTRUCTION WORK in basement walls. Start pay Communicare Services, Inc. has the following $10 hr. Insurance and holi- positions available: day pay after 60 days. Chuck Rust Concrete, RESPITE PROVIDERS (502)249-2177. Service Service TechnicianTechnician Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehab These positions provide temporary relief for Center is seeking an those persons normally providing the care, i.e., with Diesel Experience family, guardians, family home providers, for GM Certified a plus an individual unable to care for themselves. GM Certified a plus RN Admissions Qualifications include shall be at least 18 years of age, HS diploma or GED and be able to offer WE OFFER HIGHLY COMPETITIVE PAY PLANS, ALONG WITH: Coordinator care for others with minimal supervision. Flat Rate Based on Experience and Tool Inventory To: Perfomance Based Pay Plans • Review admitting department operations. Communicare Services, Inc. offers a competitive Disability Coverage • Ensure compliance with applicable standards. Medical Insurance • Oversee the in-patient/out-patient functions, bed salary, flexible scheduling, and an exceptional assignments, and completion of preliminary benefit plan to include: Medical, Dental, Vision 401(k) Retirement Plan Paid Holidays & Paid Vacations paperwork for entering patients. and Life Insurance, 401 (k) and other exceptional • Work with medical, nursing, and accounting staff benefits. For consideration please e-mail, fax, or Tuition Reimbursment for ASE Certification to ensure appropriate patient placement. mail resumes to: Paid GM Training • Confirm that all insurance benefits coverage Paid Uniforms meets standards of admission as dictated by policy. Communicare Services, Inc. Performance Bonus & More! Requirements: Attn: Human Resources/Job Opportunities • Must be a RN in the state of KY 107 Cranes Roost Court If you have the skills we need and want • 2-4 years of experience in the field or in a skilled Elizabethtown, KY 42701 to get started, email us at: nursing environment/long term care/rehab. (270) 763-9554 Fax [email protected] • Familiarity with a variety of Skilled Nursing [email protected] with a brief outline of your certifications. Facility/Long Term Care concepts, practices, and Please include your name, address and procedures. “EOE” preferred telephone number, or call Mark Great opportunities for advancement! Rickett at: Apply today at: 800-609-2277 or 270-765-2123 . Elizabethtown Nursing & Rehabilitation 1101 Woodland Drive, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Make our needs work for you! Phone (270) 765-6106 Contact us NOW! ATTN: Kathy Holderman “Extendicare, helping people live better.” EOE

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FINANCE FINANCE The City of Vine Grove is accepting applications for two positions: MANAGER MANAGER The first position is for a full time Business is BOOMING at Pinkham Water and Sewer Distribution Operator Lincoln Automotive. We are expanding Applicants must be capable of obtaining state our Finance Department to certification after completion of required on the job accomodate our growing business. training. Must have valid driver’s license. Excellent benefits package. For the opportunity to join one of Central The second position is Kentucky’s Top Finance Departments, Part-time with the possibility of Do you have a computer & Contact Jonathan Webb or Gary Burris transitioning into a full-time position with for a confidential interview at: a good phone presence? the Public Works Department. This person will perform duties such as mowing, We are currently looking for trimming, refuse collection and general light 270-737-2460 maintenance. If the position becomes full-time, this person must be capable of operating heavy equipment or Apply in person at: Independent Contractor Telemarketers as well as obtaining state certification for water and who will work from their home to renew sewer distribution. newspaper subscriptions. Applications and job descriptions may be picked up on weekdays at Vine Grove City Hall, 300 Great For West Main Street, Vine Grove, KY, between the Retirees Mail resume to: hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. T HE N EWS -E NTERPRISE Applications will be accepted until Or Stay-At- 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 12, 2012. 1505 N. Dixie Hwy. 408 West Dixie, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Home Moms! Attn: Rashana Brodie EOE B8 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012

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(N) (Live) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Portland Trail Blazers. (N) ESPN2 36 30 32 MLB Baseball Miami Marlins at Philadelphia Phillies. From Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter FAM 17 40 21 (6:00) “Matilda” (1996) “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993, Comedy) Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan. The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Prince FOOD 57 46 73 Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant Stakeout (N) Hotel Impossible Restaurant: Im. FX 27 28 71 Two/Half Men Two/Half Men “Zombieland” (2009) Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg. “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. Premiere. Legion FXNWS 29 31 26 FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC) Hannity (N) On Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity FXSO 40 55 NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Cleveland Cavaliers. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Cavaliers Live Cavaliers, Paint UFC Primetime World Poker Tour: Season 10 NBA Basketball FXSS 41 70 36 The Panel Braves Live! MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Houston Astros. From Minute Maid Park in Houston. (N) (Live) Braves Live! Braves Live! MLB Baseball GSN 179 111 72 Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Lingo (CC) HALL 77 68 48 Little House on the Prairie (CC) Little House on the Prairie (CC) Little House on the Prairie (CC) Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) Golden Girls HGTV 49 51 77 Hunters Int’l House Hunters Income Prop. Kitchen Cousins Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) Property Bro HIST 61 54 58 Restoration Restoration Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Sold! (CC) Sold! (N) (CC) American Restoration “Blast Off!” (:01) Sold! (CC) (:31) Sold! (CC) Pawn Stars LIFE 34 35 23 Wife Swap No rules; structure. Wife Swap (CC) Wife Swap “Aguirre/Ray” (CC) Wife Swap “Cameron/Drago” Wife Swap “Flynn/Orris” (CC) Wife Swap (CC) MSNBC 185 45 28 Hardball With Chris Matthews The Ed Show (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show Rachel Maddow MTV 43 37 88 Punk’d (CC) Punk’d (CC) 16 and Pregnant “Briana” (CC) 16 and Pregnant “Lindsey” (CC) America’s Best Dance Crew America’s Best Dance Crew Hip-Hop POV NICK 39 42 68 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) My Wife & Kids My Wife & Kids George Lopez George Lopez That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) OWN 71 224 61 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (CC) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (CC) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence Hard Evidence SPEED 66 551 90 Pass Time (N) Pass Time Dumbest Stuff Dumbest Stuff Car Warriors “Corvette” (N) Stuntbusters Stuntbusters NASCAR Race Hub Dumbest Stuff SPIKE 46 41 85 Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Auction Hunters Amrican Digger Amrican Digger Repo Games Repo Games (N) Auction Hunters SYFY 48 64 70 Ghost Hunters (CC) Ghost Hunters “City Hell” (CC) Ghost Hunters “Frightyernity” Monster Man “Wee Boots” (N) Ghost Hunters “Frightyernity” Monster Man TBN 55 63 75 Billy Graham Crusade Behind Scenes Turning Point Joseph Prince End of the Age Praise the Lord (Live). (CC) Easter Exper. TBS 15 27 19 Seinfeld (CC) Seinfeld (CC) Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) The Office (CC) TLC 50 50 57 My Addiction My Addiction My Obsession My Obsession Toddlers & Tiaras (CC) Toddlers & Tiaras (N) (CC) Toddlers & Tiaras (CC) Toddler-Tiara TNT 65 43 42 Law & Order “Exchange” Law & Order “Bogeyman” Law & Order “House Counsel” Law & Order “Love Eternal” CSI: NY “All Access” (CC) CSI: NY (CC) TOON 60 52 66 NinjaGo: Mstrs Johnny Test NinjaGo: Mstrs Level Up King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad American Dad Family Guy Family Guy Robot Chicken TRAV 76 62 56 Man v. Food Man v. Food Man v. Food “Miami” (CC) Man v Food Man v Food Bggage Battles Bggage Battles Man v. Food Man v. Food Man v Food TVL 59 65 54 M*A*S*H (CC) M*A*S*H (CC) Home Improve. Home Improve. Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Hot, Cleveland Hap. Divorced King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens JUMBLE USA 28 33 41 NCIS “Baltimore” (CC) (DVS) NCIS “Swan Song” (CC) (DVS) NCIS “Pyramid” (CC) (DVS) Psych “SantaBarbaratown” (CC) Fairly Legal “Shine a Light” (CC) NCIS (CC) VH1 44 47 87 100 Greatest Songs of the ’00s Couples Therapy Couples Therapy (N) Consignment Couples Therapy Consignment Couples Thr. WGN-A 14 20 18 America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) (CC) 30 Rock (CC) Scrubs (CC) Scrubs (CC) ENC 150 77 291 (5:20) “The Color Purple” (1985) “Lethal Weapon” (1987) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. (CC) (9:50) “Salt” (2010) Angelina Jolie. (CC) (:35) “Excalibur” (1981) HBO 301 17 201 (6:00) “Monte Carlo” ‘PG’ “Unknown” (2011, Suspense) Liam Neeson. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Game of Thrones (CC) Real Time With Bill Maher (CC) Eastbound HBOP 302 18 202 (5:45) “Big Fish” (2003) God-Bigger Face Off, Max “Underworld” (2003, Horror) Kate Beckinsale. (CC) “The Transporter” (2002) Jason Statham. HBOS 303 76 203 (5:30) Blink (:20) “Due Date” (2010) Robert Downey Jr. “Say Nothing” (2001) William Baldwin. (CC) Knight and Day “The Devil’s Own” (1997) Harrison Ford. MAX 320 73 260 (6:10) “Arthur” (2011) (CC) “Sanctum” (2011, Action) Richard Roxburgh. ‘R’ (CC) “Happy Gilmore” (1996) Adam Sandler. (CC) (:35) Lingerie Hall Pass SHOW 340 16 221 (6:00) “I Am Number Four” Bryan Callen: Man Class The comic performs. (N) “Drive Angry” (2011) Nicolas Cage. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Sonny” (2002) James Franco. ‘R’ (CC) STARZ 281 78 281 (:10) “Prom” (2011) Aimee Teegarden. (CC) “30 Minutes or Less” (2011) (CC) “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010) Nicolas Cage. (CC) TMC 350 74 241 (6:35) “Spooner” (2009) “Night Catches Us” (2010) . “Asunder” (1998) Blair Underwood. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Squeeze” (1997) Tyrone Burton. ‘R’

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SHOWTIME CINEMAS, Radcliff MOVIE PALACE, Elizabethtown “Mirror Mirror” (PG) 1:30, “The Vow” (PG-13) 1:30, 351-1519 769-1505 4, 6:30 and 9 p.m. 4, 6:30 and 9 p.m. “American Reunion” (R) 2, “American Reunion” (R) “The Hunger Games” (PG- 4:30 and 7 p.m. 1:30, 4, 6:30 and 9 13) 1:30, 2, 4:30, “21 Jump Street” (R) 2, “Wrath of the Titans” (PG- p.m. 6:30, 7:30 and 9:30 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. 13) 2, 4:30 and 7 p.m. “Titanic” 3-D (PG-13) 2 p.m. “Journey 2: The “Mirror Mirror” (PG) 2, and 7 p.m. “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” 4:30 and 7 p.m. “Wrath of the Titans” (PG- (PG) 1:30, 4, 6:30 and Mysterious Island” (PG) “The Hunger Games” (PG- 13) 2 p.m. 9 p.m. 1:30, 4 and 6:30 p.m. 13) 2, 4:30 and 7 p.m. “Wrath of the Titans” 3-D “Project X” (R) 9 p.m. “21 Jump Street” (R) 2, (PG-13) 4:30, 7 and “Act of Valor” (R) 2, 4:30, “John Carter” (PG-13) 2, 4:30 and 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 7 and 9:30 p.m. 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012 B11

Ziggy/Tom Wilson Family Circus/Jeff Keene IN THE STARS HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Make up your ects and do your best to explain ing your financial prospects. mind. Stop pondering what to do whatever situation you are being ✪✪✪✪ next. Look at your options and pick questioned about in an objective SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): what you can fit into your sched- but descriptive manner. How you Put your heart on the line and spell ule. Progressive action will bring present yourself and your beliefs out what you feel you need in your excellent results that can help you will make a difference. ✪✪✪ life to achieve greater satisfaction achieve your goals. Commitment LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You may and happiness. You will not re- to your beliefs, passions and im- crave change, but don’t go over- ceive unless you ask. You’ll know portant relationships will improve board. Size up your situation and quickly if someone is in your cor- your life. Your numbers are 3, 9, look at the responsibilities that are ner or opposing you. ✪✪✪ 15, 23, 31, 39, 44. likely to develop before you take a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don’t leap of faith that has potential to Explosive situations always lead to be disheartened by what some- spin out of control. Baby steps will disaster. Avoid anyone who is er- one says. Trust in your judgment be your best bet. ✪✪✪✪✪ ratic or refusing to listen to reason. and follow your heart. Resurrect VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be true Focus on what you can do to im- goals and modify them to fit the to you; don’t let someone turn you prove your domestic situation and changing times. Your ideas are into someone you’re not. Confu- your physical surroundings. A good; all that’s required is fine-tun- sion regarding partnerships is ap- change of residence or upgrading ing. Love is in the stars. ✪✪✪✪✪ parent, and it will be necessary to your home will help your emotional TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Put step back from a relationship to re- outlook. ✪✪✪ power and authority in your voice if evaluate your position and inten- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Old you want something. Pressure tions. ✪✪✪✪✪ friends will help you reach person- may not be your style, but today it LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Listen al goals. An effort to fix whatever will help you make your point and carefully to get the inside scoop re- isn’t working for you will result in Free Range/Bill Whitehead Marmaduke/Brad Anderson get your way. A contract, interview garding how to take advantage of greater encouragement. Love is in or professional advancement is an opportunity. Make a change in the stars. Spending time with looking positive. ✪✪✪ the way you do your job, or pick up someone who strives to live a GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Take a skill that contributes to earning healthy lifestyle will enhance your care of your health and your emo- more cash. Hard work will pay off. life. ✪✪✪✪ tional outlook, and refuse to ar- ✪✪ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Don’t gue. Discipline and changes that SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Some- let confusion lead you down the can improve your life should be one from your past will come wrong path. If someone is sending your intent. Love is on the rise, but through for you regarding a job or mixed signals or won’t offer a poor choices will lead to trouble. a partnership that has potential to straight answer, move on. A ✪✪✪ raise your status. Make a space at change of heart will occur when CANCER (June 21-July 22): Pour home that will be conducive to en- you realize the motives someone time and energy into creative proj- hancing your creativity and expand- is harboring. ✪✪

Peanuts/Charles Shultz

Garfield/Jim Davis Dilbert/Scott Adams

Beetle Bailey/Mort Walker DeFlocked/Jeff Corriveau

Hi & Lois/Brian and Greg Walker Baby Blues/Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman

Big Nate/Lincoln Peirce Zits/Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman

Stone Soup/Jan Eliot Hagar the Horrible/Dik Browne

Frank & Ernest/Bob Thaves Blondie/Dean Young and Denis Lebrun

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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC BIDS Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Company, holder of a security interest in the following items, will foreclose the rights of the debtor and offer for bid “as is” the following: 2003 Chevrolet Silverado Serial #1GCEC14V93E301463 For cash to the highest bidder at Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co., 250 W. Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown, KY 42701. The vehicle will be available for inspection at Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co., 250 W. Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown, 2 BDRM BRICK HOME; 1 Kentucky 42701. Wilson & Muir Bank reserves the bath, kit appliances, hard- right to bid. wood floors, full dry base- ment. $595 mo + dep. 307 College St. Hodgenville. Call 270-358-3166. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 1 car garage garden home. Across from John Hardin High School, Applewood Subdivision, 121 McIntosh Dr. Heat pump, ceiling fans, vaulted ceiling, large private patio, extra large kitchen clean. $875 monthly plus deposit. (270) 307-2353. 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX coming available, 1400 sq. ft. of living space. 15 min. from Leitchfield, 20 min. from E’town. $450/month Also: 3 bedroom house, $600/mo. Both are extra nice. Call 242-7590. Dishonesty never pays Governments lose billions of tax dollars every year from the income of individuals and businesses, as well as from unpaid taxes. Tax evasion can take many different forms: Tax shelters, undeclared work, excessive tax planning, omitting to submit an income tax return or to declare revenue earned from investments on the stock exchange, etc. Consequences for tax evaders All real estate advertising Tax evasion has major consequences in this newspaper is subject to the Fair for those who are caught: It can result Housing Act which makes in a criminal conviction. If they are it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or found guilty, they could receive a heavy discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, fine, go to prison or end up with a handicap, familial status or criminal record with all the negative national origin or an intention to make any repercussions this situation can result such preference, limitation in. or discrimination.” Familial status includes Consequences for the general public children under the age of 18 living with parents or This embezzlement of public funds also legal custodians, pregnant has consequences for society in general. women and people securing custody of Governments invest considerable sums of money in attempting to catch poor children under 18. payers and tax evaders. This money, added to that lost every year due to tax evasion, This newspaper will not amounts to a huge loss of revenue for governments. These losses directly affect knowingly accept any advertising for real estate their level of debt and influence their capacity to provide services and to finance which is in violation of the law. Our readers are programs in response to the needs of our society; social programs are often the first hereby informed that all to be cut. Moreover, law-abiding individuals see their tax burden increased unfairly. dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on Tax evaders, as much as society in general, are affected by tax evasion. So pay what an equal opportunity basis. you owe now before having to pay too much at a later date. To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669- Tax time is approaching fast so be sure to call 270.765.3862 to 9777. The toll free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800- participate inThe News-Enterprise 2012 Tax Directory. 927-9275. You’re guaranteed to see a return on this investment!