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Vol 154 No 67 I 75 cents single copy $2.27/wk. home delivered www.greenecountydailies.com Local News In the clink for a good cause By AMANDA CROWE Fairborn Editor [email protected] FAIRBORN — Nearly 200 “jailbirds” from all over See living history Greene County, dressed in their Hawaiian best, FAIRBORN — The were locked up Wednesday for a good cause. Mercer-Smith Historical The luau-themed Greene County MDA Lock-Up Park will host an open was held at Texas Roadhouse in Fairborn, with indi - house and living-history viduals representing numerous local businesses and demonstration on hearth public officials attempting to raise their “bail” to cooking from 11 a.m. to 3 help the Muscular Distrophy Association reach p.m. Saturday, March 17. their goal of $50,000. The park is located at the Participants from all over Greene County have corner of First and Middle been working on raising donations since January. Streets. For more informa - Roughly 170 jailbirds raised a combined $35,000 tion call 937-238-1034 or prior to Wednesday’s event and had raised another email [email protected]. $2,000 before noon by making phone calls from “jail.” “This is a very warm community,” said Laura Shepherd, MDA Executive Director. “You really get Correction a feel for what people are like when you do this in FAIRBORN — In the arti - different towns. The people in Greene County are cle “Club helps tornado so friendly and giving.” victims” that ran in Above: Scott Participants included many Greene County pub - Wednesday’s issue, listed Kreckman of Jiffy lic officials, workers from local municipalities, law the Greene County 4-H Lube puts Kelley enforcement officers, and other individuals from club as the Fairborn Winn of Great Clips Fairborn, Yellow Springs, Beavercreek and Xenia. Future Farmers. This is in Beavercreek Among the Fairborn group were police Captain incorrect. The name of the behind bars for her Terry Bennington; Kim Bigelow from Fairborn club is the Fairborn Junior mug shot during the Primary School; Councilwoman Marilyn Farmers. The Herald Greene County MDA McCauley; and Mark Neuman, City of Fairborn regrets the mistake. Lock Up at Texas Director. The Fairborn Junior Roadhouse. Right: The two largest amounts were raised by Dave Farmers are holding a Kelly Grody, repre - Judson of JJR Solutions in Beavercreek with collection drive for vic - senting Jeff Schmitt $2,634 and Bill Isaacs of the State Fraternal tims of the recent torna - Auto Group in Order of Eagles with $3,795 as of Tuesday. Isaacs’ does in West Liberty, Ky. Fairborn, makes goal is to raise $4,000 by the end of campaign. They will be accepting phone calls and “This $50,000 is critical to our programs we items from 1-4 p.m. sends texts mes - have for our families,” Shepherd said. “Basically Saturday, March 17 at sages to help MDA that money is already spent at beginning of the Abiding Christ Lutheran reach their “bail” year.” Church, 326 East goal. Donations will go toward flu shots for the MDA Dayton-Yellow Springs Herald photos by Amanda Crowe Road. Items needed include See CAUSE, Page 2A ® non-perishable food items, water, diapers and baby supplies, per - sonal hygiene items, blankets, pillows, towels, Christmas in May batteries, flashlights, toys, clothing of any size, cleaning supplies, Volunteers needed to help homeowners kitchen items, school By AMANDA CROWE said Dan Kirkpatrick, a local volunteer supplies and dog food. Fairborn Editor and Fairborn councilman. “This was a Furniture and household [email protected] catalyst for neighbors helping neigh - items will also be FAIRBORN — Volunteers are hoping bors. Not a single person complained accepted. to bring Christmas back to some local to us and dozens said ‘Count me in for Early drop off for items homeowners this May. next year. ’” will be at Amber The 2012 Christmas in Action of Last year, nearly 90 local volunteers Hoskins’ home at 152 Fairborn, Inc. work day is scheduled from all walks of life worked on 14 Pat Lane. for May 5, with a rain date of May 12. Fairborn homes. For more information or Christmas in Action is a volunteer “Most of these projects involved questions about items to organization of Fairborn citizens dedi - paint, we re-roofed a garage and did donate, contact Linda cated to improving their city and neigh - window seals,” Kirkpatrick said. “We Hoskins at 937-654-5943. borhoods. also did a lot of caulking. We went “We were very proud last year that Deaths the people really did pull together,” See CHRISTMAS, Page 2A ® • Alice Lucile (Carter) Miller, of Fairborn Austria shares priorities Page 3A for his last year in office By ASIA AIKINS tation in the Dayton area and less repre - Index Beavercreek Editor sentation for Wright-Patt,” he said. Classified ...... 10A-12A [email protected] “Wright-Patt will go from three repre - Comics ...... 8A BEAVERCREEK — Steve Austria sentative to one. ” Lifestyle ...... 7A made a stop at the Greene County Representation at Wright-Patt, Local ...... 2A Dailies newsroom yesterday to talk Austria said, is crucial right now Opinion ...... 4A about his priorities during his final year because of cuts being made to Air Force Record ...... 3A representing the seventh Congressional bases nationwide. Religion ...... 5A-6A district. Running to maintain his seat in Sports ...... 13A-15A Last year, Ohio Legislatures passed a Congress would also require Austria to Television ...... 9A revised district map that eliminated move his family to Columbus to be able Weather ...... 16A Austria’s seventh district and divided to run in another district, a move he did - Gazette photo by Barb Slone the area among three other districts. n’t want to make. Austria announced soon after that he “Greene County is our home,” he said. would not campaign for another term in Although he has decided not to run the 2012 election. in the 2012 election, Austria plans to Spring fast forward “One of my biggest concerns is that the redistricting gives us less represen - See AUSTRIA, Page 2A ® Wild flowers sprout up as warm temperatures moved through the 6 74825 82206 4 area. The official start of spring is Tuesday, March 20. 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Kroger’s pharmacies nationwide, includ - ing those Xenia, Beavercreek, Bellbrook and Fairborn, can find a new and different accesso - ry that also may be life-saving. They are “more stylish” medical ID bracelets and other medical jewelry that can be ordered on-line or by telephone. Until recently, lower-cost med - ical ID bracelets were available, but was unattractive, “clunky” and particularly unappealing to children and young adults. Medical ID Marketplace has introduced a series of bright, col - Herald photo by Amanda Crowe Mike Green (left to right), Charles Russell and Marvin Shelton, all of U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine, orful rubber, mesh, crystal, get in the luau spirit. beads, rope, leather and other Kroger pharmacies offer designs to expand choices avail - fancy ID bracelets, Submitted photos. able. Other options are pendant ® and “dog tag” jewelry. Cause continued from 1A The jewelry can be customized at no additional charge with engraved information about the medical condition of the wearer. families; MDA clinics in and “It’s that sense of service that led me to Some were served “warrants” and were An additional option is TextID. The wearer can pay a small West Chester; support groups; research; participate. And with my background, I picked up by MDA volunteers and then annual fee to have a complete medical profile stored in a secure sturdy medical equipment for the MDA know the importance of having a support returned after their meals. Each new online account. Each account has a PIN number that is engraved loan closet program and repairs up to network. That’s what this is all about.” arrival was placed behind bars and their on the jewelry item, along with a phone number (51020) that can $500 on that equipment; and summer “I recently became involved with sev - mug shots were taken before they were be accessed by a medical technician. Medications and numbers of camp at $800 per child. eral other charities, and this just hit my treated to a free lunch. emergency contacts can be included. “It’s always good to do things like heart the right way,” Herbert added. “This is our way of thanking the par - For Beavercreek Kroger Marketplace Pharmacist Erin Hoy this this,” said Marvin Shelton of the U.S. Kelly Grody, representing Jeff Schmitt ticipants for what they’ve done and it story comes with personal experience. Air Force School of Aerospace Auto Group in Fairborn, raised $250 gives them a chance to network with When a family member, diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease Medicine, who convinced his colleagues, before the event, and raised more over other people in their community,” and went missing, it was a “terrifying, traumatic situation,” she Mike Greene and Charles Russell to get the pho ne by calling and sending text Shepherd said. said. locked up as well. “We’re here to help messages. She even won one of the This is the third year this Texas Now, to prevent this from ever happening again, the elderly gen - get MDA up to their goal.” many contests held throughout the day Roadhouse location has hosted the MDA tleman wears a medical ID bracelet with his name, diagnoses and Hans Marlette and Nancy Herbert by raising another $200 for a gift card. fundraising event. The restaurant donates contact information. from Day of Caring brought along their “It’s all about giving back,” said all the food and drinks, while the servers When a 16-year-old youth collapsed in a Kroger store in another coworkers and friends to help bail them Grody. “I have been blessed with healthy and cooks volunteer their time to open state, 9-1-1 was called by a salesperson. out Wednesday. Marlette has a personal children and a great life. God has given up shop for this private party. When emergency personnel arrived, because the young man connection to this event as he had Polio me so much, I feel I have to give back “I think this has been the busiest year was wearing the ID jewelry, the EMT quickly knew his condition when he was a child. when I can. And this is a cool, fun event. so far,” said manager Lance Walker. (Type II diabetes), administered medication and his condition “Organizations like this are all about I’ll probably do it again next year.” “We really enjoy it. We’re here to raise quickly stabilized. helping the community and sharing The lock-up lasted from 9 a.m. to 3 money for MDA. It’s a really good Greene County Kroger locations include: Beavercreek – 3165 awareness with the community,” he said. p.m. with jailbirds coming and going. event.” Dayton-Xenia Road; Bellbrook – 6480 Wilmington Pike; Fairborn – 1161 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Road; and Xenia – 1700 West ® Park Square. Christmas continued from 1A

through a couple cases because we had a lot of elderly with 15. drafty houses. We focused on basic home repairs these resi - Those eligible include low income Fairborn seniors age 60 Its at dents can’t do on their own due to age or can’t afford. ” and older and low income Fairborn homeowners. Homes must In their second year, the group is offering free home repairs be insured and taxes must be current. Income eligibility SHHHANANIGANS!! including interior and exterior painting, roof repair, deck requirements are less than $21,000 for a single person or less repair, handicap ramp repair and installation, landscaping, than $29,000 for a couple. Must be owner of single family 11 S. Central Fairborn, Ohio screen doors and windows. home. The majority of the homeowners that participated last year The organization is also looking for volunteers and those special Irish drink prices were senior citizens, some of which were living in homes that interested in donating tools and materials. Also come out and see us on were in need of repairs for safety reasons. “This is a great way to reach out and help those folks in “Especially in this economy, they are in situations where need,” Botkin added. “It’s also great for people doing the Tuesday and Thursday nights for our they are living on pensions, retirement or Social Security, so work. It’s good for people to see the other side of the fence. ” Cold As Ice Entertainment with DJ kenny- it’s paycheck to paycheck,” said Angie Botkin of the Fairborn Applications are available at the Fairborn Senior Center and Community Center. “They are not able to afford repair homes the Fairborn Community Center. Special Drink prices for and a lot of the elderly are not able to get out and do these Those interested in volunteering or donating should stop by ladies night on Thursdays!!! things themselves. ” the Fairborn Senior Center, 325 North Third St., or the Christmas in Action is currently accepting applications Fairborn Community Center, 1076 Kauffman Ave. For more Don’t forget to wear your green and celebrate from low income homeowners and senior citizens until April information call Ellen Slone at 937-878-4141. with the funnest bar in downtown fairborn! ® Austria continued from 1A

stay politically active and has to bring jobs to the area Over the years, Austria and southwestern Ohio where there an important agenda for through UAS (Unmanned members of the Congressional is sufficient air space to test Greene County before leaving Airial Systems — remote Unmanned Systems Caucus the UAS. He hopes that this his seat in Washington D.C. piloted planes) air space and and the Federal Aviation location will aid in the FAA’s One of his first priorities is test sites. Administration have discussed approval of production in the potential plans to integrate the Dayton area. UAS and the National The Dayton region is a very Airspace System. Recently, competitive site for the devel - BUY LOCAL! these efforts resulted in an opment of these crafts, Austria WHEN YOUBUYA WINDOW, DO YOU amendment of FAA regula - said, because of the research KNOW WHO YOU’RE BUYING FROM? tions to allow air space in six being done and advanced tech - WE ARE LOCALLY OWNED additional national locations to nology being used by WPAFB AND OPERATED, AND HAVE build and test the UAS. and its Air Force Research BEEN FOR 36 YEARS. Currently, 22 sites are com - Laboratory. We offer great windowswith peting for FAA approval, “We already have the radar COMPLETE installation for including Wright-Patterson Air systems in place, sensors, and $279 WITH NO Force Base. all the things we need to make “Bringing a test site to our it safe,” he said. HIDDEN COSTS! area would open the door for In addition, UASs are Includes:Window/Caulking/ more businesses and more already being controlled from 0 Tear-out/Window Wrap 1 Try us- 2

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8 prominent as military aircraft 2 1 systems continue to technolog - Expires 3/29/12 ically advance,” Austria said. “This will put us in the Department of Defense’s future strategy. ” The language of the FAA JobSourceOhio.com Reauthorization Reform Act of 90 Day EZ Payment Plan 2011 will establish each site Over 95% Approved G No Credit Check for five years. 2259818 Fairborn Daily Herald FOR THE RECORD Thursday, March 15, 2012 3A - Fairborn Police Reports - YOUR INDIVIDUAL M Obituaries M March 1 Ave.; citation issued. 3:09 p.m. - Traffic com - HOROSCOPE 12:56 a.m. - Intoxicated 11:08 a.m. - Juvenile com - plaint reported in 1100 block By FRANCIS DRAKE Alice Lucile (Carter) Miller subject reported in 1100 plaint reported in 400 block of Beech St. Alice Lucile (Carter) Miller, of Fairborn, passed away block of South Central Ave. of North Central Ave. 4:26 p.m. - Traffic stop at What kind of day will peacefully after an extended illness on March 13, 2012 at 1:02 a.m. - Suspicious per - 11:09 a.m. - Traffic stop at North Broad St. and Spangler tomorrow be? To find out the Summit at Park Hills where she received excellent care son reported in 300 block of SR844 and SR444; citation Road; citation issued. what the stars say, read the during the last few years of her life. The daughter of Kemp Arms Drive; arrest made. issued. 5 p.m. - Traffic stop in forecast given for your birth G. and Ollie (Willoby) Carter, Lucile was born on May 5, 2:58 a.m. - Suspicious 11:20 a.m. - Prisoner trans - 1100 block of Kauffman sign. 1922, in Huntsville, Ohio and was a graduate of Huntsville vehicle reported in 200 block port from Greene County Jail Ave.; citation issued. For Friday, March 16, High School. She was preceded in death by her parents; her of Bob St. to Fairborn Municipal Court. 5:11 p.m. - Juvenile com - 2012: husband of 57 years, Donald L. Miller; and her brother and 3:14 a.m. - Crash with 11:28 a.m. - Crash with plaint reported on West ARIES sister-in-law, Ralph and Gertrude Carter. As property damage reported in property damage reported at Hebble Ave. (March 21 to April 19) a devoted wife, mother, aunt, and friend; 1500 block of Ironwood West Dayton-Yellow Springs 5:32 p.m. - Hit skip crash This is a pleasant, fun-lov - Lucile is survived by her son, Terrence L. Drive; citation issue and and Anna St.; citation issued. reported in 2100 block of ing day, when you might find Miller of Fairborn; seven nieces and arrest made. 11:31 a.m. - Neighbor Beaver Valley Road. that you are attracted to a nephews of Logan County, Ohio; as well as 3:32 a.m. - Neighbor prob - problem reported in 200 5:49 p.m. - Criminal dam - boss or someone richer, older many special friends. She was employed at lem reported on South Wright block of West Routzong aging reported in 1500 block or wiser. This could be a dis - Wright Field during World War II and later Ave. Drive. of Stewart Boulevard. tant admiration or a crush, or by H.J. Heinz in both Bowling Green and 4:21 a.m. - Traffic stop at 11:54 a.m. - Traffic stop in 6:10 p.m. - Burglary it could be the beginning of Columbus, Ohio. A lifelong lover of dancing from the Big East Xenia Drive and Sports 100 block of East Emerson reported in 100 block of West something! Band Era through the Disco Era, Lucile loved to be on-the- St.; citation issued. Ave.; citation issued. Funderburg Road. TAURUS go and constantly active. As a visitor to all 50 states, she 4:51 a.m. - Neighbor prob - 11:55 a.m. - Harassment 6:58 p.m. - Juvenile com - (April 20 to May 20) also toured Europe and participated in several cruises with lem reported on South Wright reported in 100 block of plaint reported in 200 block Travel for pleasure will her beloved husband. A former member of the Lioness Ave.; criminal warning Marchmont Drive. of Landmark Court. please you today. In fact, Club of Fairborn, the Ohio State University Alumni issued. 12:37 p.m. - Crash with 8:20 p.m. - Traffic stop in you’ll enjoy seeing beautiful Association of Greene County, and the Fairborn Volkssport 4:54 a.m. - Theft reported property damage reported at 900 block of East Dayton- places, parks, boutiques, Club (with whom she completed nearly 500 walks), Lucile in 300 block of Morris Drive. North Broad St. and North Yellow Springs Road; citation museums and galleries. enjoyed family get-togethers and loved to play cards. An 7:50 a.m. - Traffic stop in Central Ave. issued. Handicrafts from other cul - avid sports fan, she attended as many OSU football games 500 block of North Broad St.; 1:1 p.m. - Crash with prop - 8:32 p.m. - Traffic stop at tures will fascinate you. as possible. She was also a season ticket holder for Wright citation issued. erty damage reported at Dayton-Yellow Springs Road GEMINI State basketball games and a loyal supporter/fan of the 8:05 a.m. - Theft reported South Second St. and West and Gateway Boulevard; cita - (May 21 to June 20) Fairborn City Schools. The family will receive friends on in 300 block of Patterson St. Dayton Drive. tion issued. Romance is very sweet Friday March 16, 2012 from 6:00 until 8:00 P.M. in the 8:13 a.m. - Traffic stop in 1:21 p.m. - Suspicious per - 9:31 p.m. - Domestic dis - and affectionate today. Not Belton-Stroup Funeral Home, 422 E. Dayton-Yellow 100 block of East Xenia son reported in 300 block of pute reported in 2200 block only are people friendly to Springs Rd., Fairborn, where a Celebration of Life service Drive; citation issued. Oxford Drive; gone on of Chapel Drive. you, they will be inclined to will be held on Saturday at 10:00 A.M. A graveside service 8:25 a.m. - Theft reported arrival. 9:43 p.m. - Noise com - lend you money! (It’s a good will follow at 1:00 P.M. in the Harrod Cemetery, Huntsville, in 1700 block of Cedar 1:27 p.m. - Fraud/forgery plaint reported in 200 block day to ask for a loan or a Ohio. Memorial contributions may be made to Odyssey Village Court. reported in 2400 block of of Landmark Court. mortgage.) Hospice, 3085 Woodman Dr., Suite 200, Dayton, OH 9:23 a.m. - Crash with Executive Park Boulevard. 10:18 p.m. - Traffic stop at CANCER 45420 –or- the Fairborn High School Athletic Dept., 900 E. property damage reported at 2:06 p.m. - Theft reported North Maple Ave. and Wayne (June 21 to July 22) Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd., Fairborn, OH 45324. East Dayton-Yellow Springs in 2100 block of Beaver Drive; citation issued. Relations with others, Condolences may be made to the family at Road and Gateway Drive. Valley Road. 10:30 p.m. - Traffic stop especially partners and close www.BeltonStroup.com. 10:27 a.m. - Traffic stop in 2:17 p.m. - Traffic com - on East Dayton Drive; cita - friends, are warm and friend - 1700 block of Commerce plaint reported at South tion issued. ly today. Enjoy schmoozing. Center Boulevard; citation Broad St. and West Main St.; 11:31 p.m. - Disturbance Make plans to socialize issued. gone on arrival. reported in 200 block of East today. View 10:34 a.m. - Sex offense 2:30 p.m. - Drug activity Emerson Ave. LEO reported in 1100 block of reported in 200 block of (July 23 to Aug. 22) Oakhill Ave. Landmark Court. This is a pleasant day at obituaries 10:40 a.m. - Traffic stop at work. Someone might ask for North Broad St. and North CLEVELAND (AP) — Here your creative input on furni - online at Maple Ave.; citation issued. are the Ohio ture arrangement, landscap - 10:44 a.m. - Traffic stop in ing, design, layout or whatev - Lottery www.greenecountydailies.com 1000 block of Kauffman er. Don’t hesitate to respond. selections for VIRGO Wednesday: (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) A fun day! You’re in the Night: 8-4-1 mood to party. Enjoy movies, Day: 7-7-0 the theater and sports events. Romance and love affairs can Night: 5-1-6-6 Stick with us to flourish. (Flirt a little.) Day: 0-6-6-6 LIBRA stay posted on news (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) 05-08-17-26-37 and events around town This is a perfect day to Jackpot: entertain at home. Stock the and across the country. $110,000 fridge with food and drink, and invite family and friends over. This is also a good day to shop for your home or make real-estate deals. 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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. OPINION - The First Amendment to the United States Constitution

By Gery L. Deer DEER IN HEADLINES If illiteracy is the disease, then literacy is the cure

Most Americans probably take for granted the ability to read and understand the words on this page. As a writer, I depend on the ability of the media-consuming public for my liveli - The moral cost of new hood. But according to the National Adult Literacy Survey more than 42 million of my fellow Americans will never be able to enjoy (or detest) what I write because they can’t read. Back in college, I took a job with the school newspaper as a staff writer where I learned a great deal about journalism and military strategy is too high the power of the written word. One of the best lessons came The Iraq War was a disaster, so the United country, the Justice Department refused to from our staff advisor who once said, “No matter what your States needs a new foreign policy. Instead of provide details in public. career or life path, your communications skills, reading and COMMENTARY invading foreign countries with tens of thou - Rohde saw the impact of drones firsthand writing, will be your most valuable asset.” She couldn’t have sands of troops and trying to occupy and con - By during the seven months he spent as a been more correct. trol the political process, President Barack Jim Cason Taliban captive in the tribal areas of I spent several years in the engineering fields for which I Obama has embraced a new foreign military Pakistan. He has concluded that the earned my degree, but ultimately I found my place as a full- policy relying on “unmanned” drones and Pakistani state is failing and the Obama time business writer, editor and columnist. Unfortunately, I Syndicated limited counterinsurgency forces. administration’s drone war is only making found my calling far later in life than I’d have liked to due to The poster child for this new war effort is Columnist things worse. “Pakistan is more unstable an undiagnosed learning disability that seriously impacted my the ongoing U.S. military action in Pakistan. today than it was when Obama took office,” reading speed and comprehension. But Washington has also dramatically expand - ing edge of covert or semi-covert military he writes in the latest issue of Foreign Policy. Thousands of Ohio school children with learning disorders ed the use of armed, unmanned military campaigns around the world. Yet that’s what “And the percentage of Pakistanis support - that affect their reading and writing skills continue to slip drones in East Africa and part of the Arabian we are getting. The operations that have been ing the use of the Pakistani Army to fight through the proverbial cracks every year, for a multitude of Peninsula. The Congressional Research reported in the media incl ude Somalia, extremists in the tribal areas…dropped from reasons I’ll reserve comment on for another time. Service reports that our military has more than Yemen, and of course Libya. And the results 53 percent in 2009 to 37 percent today. ” Suffice to say, it’s our own fault, and by “our” I mean the 7,000 drones in its arsenal. now include the extrajudicial killings, with - In Yemen, Obama’s drone strikes have taxpaying public that does far more to insist on a fancier foot - The arguments for drones are easy to make. out charge or trial, of U.S. citizens. increased the ranks of al-Qaeda in the ball stadium than to demand instructional accountability and In an era of federal budget deficits, drone war - The explanation usually provided is that Arabian Peninsula from 300 fighters in 2009 better support for these kids. fare is cheaper than deploying soldiers, and these were really bad people. “I want to to more than 1,000 today. Yes, there are laws in place and special education profes - apparently has widespread public support — make sure that people understand that Washington now seems intent on export - sionals to help identify and establish individualized education - 83 percent of people interviewed in a February drones have not caused a huge number of ing this same strategy to East Africa, where al plans for them, but, somehow, that never seems enough. Far 2012 ABC News/Washington Post poll said casualties,” President Obama the Obama administration is using a combi - too many still grow up unable to interpret the instructions on a they approved of the president’s use of drones declared in January. “For the most part, they nation of drone strikes and mercenary train - can of soup. strikes to kill “terrorists. ” have been very precise, precision strikes ers for EastAfrican military forces to help sta - Growing up, a person with illiteracy will adopt various cop - The Obama administration’s new military against al-Qaeda and their affiliates. ” bilize Somalia. ing skills needed to get by, but are never able to fully realize strategy released earlier this year calls for Leaving aside the fact that people in Rather than relying on a new type of mili - their potential. Illiterate adults have more difficulty finding shrinking the number of troops and relying Pakistan would dispute his count of civilian tary force, the Obama administration needs to jobs, developing business relationships or even doing house - more on drones and small-footprint military casualties, this is a slippery slope. We’re a invest in more diplomacy, development, and hold chores like paying bills. interventions. Following a series of interviews nation of laws, not a nation of assassins. We international cooperation. Unlike drones, they Many politicians believe that illiteracy is one of those liber - with administration officials, the journalist have these laws precisely because we don’t are proven tools for building peace. al issues, best left to bleeding hearts. In fact, such a stagger - David Rohde dubbed this the new “Obama want the president to become judge, jury, Jim Cason is the associate executive secre - ingly high number of illiterate citizens can be phenomenally doctrine. ” and executioner. What’s more, we don’t even tary for campaigns at Friends Committee on detrimental to productive nation with a stable economy. Before embracing this new strategy, know the scale of these killings because they National Legislation, a Quaker lobby in the As the economy crawls to recovery, illiteracy will continue Congress should consider its consequences. are almost all secret. When Sen. Ron Wyden public interest. www.fcnl.org to keep some people on the unemployment lines, thus, adding Our country doesn’t need a new era of secret asked for details about the legal basis for Distributed via OtherWords one more contributing factor to suffocating fiscal growth. wars with armed, military drones as the lead - using drones to kill U.S. citizens in another (OtherWords.org) Adults struggling with illiteracy earn, on average, less than $250 per week, work less than 20 weeks per year and are at least ten times more likely to live below the poverty line. How do we solve the problem? That’s a good question, with no easy solution. It often boils down to manpower and, dare I Don’t allow yourself to get old say it, money. If we think of illiteracy as the disease, then, surely, literacy should be the cure. So the best first step is to I have this theory. older people. I fail at a lot of things I try seek out help. Whether a child or an adult with a reading prob - I think too many people COMMENTARY Some sit glued to their TV to do. But I still try to do them. lem, there is help available, but sometimes you may have to get allow themselves get old. screens day after day watching Failure doesn’t bother me a By things started. How many times have you early-evening local newscasts bit and, if you don’t believe it, Bob Batz If you believe your child is struggling, meet with his or her heard somebody say some - that usually only repeat the so- ask my ninth grade teacher teacher as soon as you believe there might be a problem. With thing like “Hey, Bill, let’s try called news stories they aired Mrs. Simpson or my first tighter budgets, class sizes are increasing and sometimes being this or that?” and Bill says Senior earlier in the day at 4:30 a.m., baseball coach. pro-active is the best way to get individualized help from an “Oh, no, I’m too old to do Moments noon and 5 p.m. Mrs. Simpson was a won - overwhelmed, underpaid faculty. You can also find tutors at either one. ” Being older isn’t about derful woman but a lousy local colleges and civic centers. Get real, Bill. If you are DOING things. teacher. So, hey, gang, let’s ing a hike around the block or The same goes for adults as well. Community and career really too old to do both, it’s Being older is about TRY - start trying some things we playing a little one-on-one centers, local libraries and even senior citizen organizations OK. But if you think maybe ING things. think we can’t do. I think basketball with a grandkid or are now offering adult literacy classes, either free or at a min - you CAN do both despite your Some men and women maybe you might be pleasant - spending the whole day fish - imal cost. advanced age then give it your seem to relish old age. They ly surprised with the outcome. ing at your favorite lake or And schools can help too by reinforcing the importance in best shot. wake up every morning and Where the heck is Grandma stream. the curriculum of the Three R’s – Reading, Writing and The worst thing you can do tell themselves “I’m 70” or Moses when we need her Hey, I admit it. I’m old. Arithmetic - with sharp emphasis on the first R, which will is refuse to do something or I’m 80” or “I’m 90. ” most? ” I did some quick math the make the other two far easier to learn. other. My theory doesn’t involve Bob Batz is an area resident other day and figured out I’e And, while technological education is important, particular - I don’t mean try next-to- being old. It involves refusing and columnist. Contact Bob at been around for 27,280 days ly in today’s world, it might be time to cut back on the impossible things, like becom - to let yourself be old. bbatz@.rr.com. give or take a day or two. advanced computing classes and focus more thoroughly on ing an astronaut or making the But when I hit 72 I didn’t reading skills. After all, knowing how to click a mouse is Olympic ski team or signing a just crawl in a hole and start pointless if you can’t read what’s on the computer screen. multi-year contract as a quar - spending my days watching Independent columnist Gery L. Deer is the founder and terback for the Cincinnati TV soap operas or taking naps Fairborn Daily Herald director of the Western Ohio Writers Association. 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No doubt if Paul was many speeches, this speech has a statement things. ’” (Philippians 3:8a) with us today he would have that is always remembered. He says in 24: By the Rev. Ron Swiger Have you had a tough Guest Columnist used any and every appropri - 15: “…as for me and my house, we will week? Is today not looking ate media possible to reach serve the Lord.” His bold promise to stand much better? Paul, in the out to others. for the Lord no matter what should not be Bible, was human just like Third, Paul focused on looked at as an arrogant statement, but rather Guest Columnist you and me. He experienced Christ Jesus by the will of Christ and blessed others. a testimony of following a plan that God had the “ups and downs” of life God …” An apostle is “one “Praise be to the God and laid down for his people. Joshua is sharing like us but something was sent”. Paul had met the Lord Father of our Lord Jesus things he had observed in his eighty plus give all of their attention and allegiance to different about him. What on the road to Damascus and Christ, who has blessed us in years of service in the nation. He had been the God that had formed their nation since Paul had is not out of yours clearly heard his call to live the heavenly realms with the servant of Moses (what a mentor) and the days of Abraham. Joshua instructed them and my grasp. for Him. He knew Jesus had every spiritual blessing in had led the nation of Israel himself in pos - to remember what God had done for them. Paul went through all sent him to preach the good Christ. sessing the land of Canaan. After some We do well today to remember what our God kinds of hardships: beatings, news of God’s Kingdom to For he chose us in him twenty years of observing how the nation has done for us. shipwrecks, starvation, those who were lost. before the creation of the was doing in their new land, Joshua shares Third, he was aware of the beauty of the homelessness, and imprison - Everything he did was world to be holy and blame - those truths that had guided his life. Let’s presence of the Lord. Chapter 23 verse 8 ment. At one point he was in because God wanted him to less in his sight.” (Ephesians look at them. admonishes us to be close to our God. The a Roman prison in chains for do it. Paul knew who he was 1:3-4) Paul continues in this First, he was committed to the principles God of the Bible is known as one who speaking boldly for Christ. and this was demonstrated first chapter to the of God’s Word. Chapter 23 verse 6 says to desires to be close to his people. What a He pens a letter to many of through his actions. Ephesians to share with keep and do all that is written in the book of blessing it is to have a personal relationship the churches in the region Second, Paul was others- them how they are loved, the Law of Moses. We are not given the through Jesus Christ with the god who made near Ephesus. We call this focused. Paul rarely refer - redeemed, adopted, chosen, choice to just do what we want or what oth - the World and all that is within it. As Joshua letter in the Bible enced himself and his own and included in Christ. His ers think is alright. In his call to be the had witnessed in his 110 years on this earth, “Ephesians .” troubles unless it was to focus is completely on replacement for Moses, God instructed him our God is an awesome God who is worthy Ephesians is one of the encourage or challenge oth - Christ and the significance to mediate on that Word day and night (1:8). of all of our worship and attention. most beautifully written ers. In the second part of of who people are in Him. We need to be obedient to what God says. He What great advice Joshua had given to the books in the Bible. In the Ephesians 1:1, it indicates When you are having a always has a good reason for what He does. people of his nation. The sad truth is that his first chapter, he describes the letter is sent “To the challenging day, remember Second, Joshua was appreciative of the words did not have a lasting effect upon the position of the believer saints in Ephesus, the faith - who you are in Christ, person of God. Chapter 23 verse 7 warns them. Not long after his death and burial, in Jesus Christ and gives ful in Christ Jesus.” The rea - change your focus to others against any other gods. Their nation would they were openly serving other gods. Let’s great thanks for their faith in son we have so many letters and on the Lord Jesus hear of the gods that the people of Canaan not make the mistake they made. Let’s live Him. from Paul that contribute Himself. Out of this per - had served. There would be those that would by His principles, come to learn more of His How could a man chained significantly to our Bible spective and the life found in come from other nations that also would person, and enjoy the blessing of His pres - in prison have the perspec - today is because Paul had a the Spirit, you will experi - introduce them to their gods. Israel was to ence. tive and fortitude to write true heart for others. He ence the same joy as Paul. such a wonderful epistle? cared about what others William “Carey” First, Paul knew his own needed and demonstrated Northington of One Master identity. In Ephesians 1:1 it this through reaching out Ministries in Xenia may be Community dinners set says, “Paul, an apostle of through his missionary trav - contacted at OneMaster.org. FAIRBORN — Celebration times, grocery money and/or food Café on Tuesday, Wednesday and Global Youth Worship Ministries offered their stamps start to run very low. We Thursday throughout the month, Fairborn United first free community dinner want to assist Fairborn families so CWM wanted to help on a day Service Day Monday, Feb. 27. A spaghetti and meet their needs. Knowing a din - that meals might be also needed. Methodist Church meatball dinner served with a ner is available to serve your fam - “We thought the end of the Making Church Relevant tossed salad and bread sticks was ily when the cupboards are bare is month would help lessen a little of planned 100 North Broad Street • 937-878-5042 enjoyed by all who came. There a great peace of mind. No one the burden,” Foland said. FAIRBORN — Global Youth were also cookies for dessert. understands the stress a parent has The church also wants to invite Service Day is April 21 - 22, Pastor: Aaron Chivington With the success of this event, when they have to worry about those that would enjoy some con - 2012. Celebration Worship Traditional Services ...... 8 & 9:30 a.m. CWM will offer a free communi - feeding their children unless they versation with friends. Ministries is coordinating a proj - Contemporary/Praise...... 11 a.m. 6 ty dinner at 6 p.m. the last have been put in that place. We “No one likes eating alone, so ect to have volunteers clean up the 6 SundaySchool ...... 9:30 & 11 a.m. 5 0

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city parks. 2 Everyone is invited. According to Foland, CWM anyone that would like a dinner They are working with Pete 2 Nursery - All Services www.fairbornumc.org “We want to help our neigh - wants their neighbors to know that out to come and enjoy a free din - Bales, former City of Fairborn bors as much as we can,” said they can reach out to them in their ner,” Foland added. “We don’t Park and Recreation Peggy Foland, Community time of need. Other Fairborn mean for this to be just for the Superintendent, to coordinate Outreach Director. “We know that churches are wonderful to offer needy. We want to be a good which parks need the extra hands. at the end of the month, some - free meals through the Sonset neighbor to everyone. “ Trash bags and gloves will be pro - vided to all volunteers and Celebration Worship Ministries First Baptist Church will offer a free lunch to everyone Farmers market meeting scheduled that participates. BATHTOWNSHIP — Vendors to 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays. The church sponsors the Those who have a youth group, interested in participating in They are looking for a wide market as a community out - Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop or the 2012 Bath Presbyterian variety of vendors who grow or reach initiative to support local need some community volunteer 1167 Highview Drive Web Site: www.fbcfairborn.org Church Farmers Market are make fruits, vegetables, bed - business and farms and to pro - time, are encouraged to call and Fairborn, OH 45324 E-mail: [email protected] invited to an open planning ding plants, flowers (cut/pot - mote shopping locally. There is volunteer. They will be starting 11 Office: 937.878.8629 24 hr. Prayer Line: 937.878.2009 meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, ted), honey, jams/jellies, home no charge to vendors to partic - a.m. April 21 and at 12:30 p.m. March 19 at the church, 4624 baked goods, handmade ipate in the weekly Market. the church will offer lunch to all State Licensed Preschool & Kindergarten: 937-878-2143 Bath Road. Light refreshments soaps/lotions, handmade craft For more information con - workers. Mother’s Day Out: 937-878-4074 will be served. items/jewelry, herbs, pump - tact Valerie Quinn at 233-3888 Call Peggy Foland at 829-2151 The market is open from 4 kins, gourds, etc. or Jackie Tway at 233-9085. to coordinate your group. Sunday School (Classes for Every Age) 9:45 am Sunday Morning Worship 8:30 am & 11:00 am MAPLE HEIGHTS Sunday Night Worship 6:00 pm Gospel BAPTIST CHURCH Calvary Apostolic Church Wednesday Night Prayer & Praise 6:30 pm Fairborn, Ohio 45324 2260583 144 W. 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Krepps Rd. 372-0789 Ext. 116 2260563 6A Thursday, March 15, 2012 Fairborn Daily Herald Harlem churches see gospel tourist boom on Sundays NEW YORK (AP) — The stern warn - gregants plays out every Sunday at They’re helping to sustain us. ” specifying which countries the tourists “They want to see what they’ve ing issued from the pulpit was directed Mother African Methodist Episcopal The rules are simple enough: No are from and whether they speak seen on television,” said Larcelia at the tourists most of whom had Zion Church, the oldest black church in photography, no flip-flops, no exiting English. Kebe, president of Harlem Your Way! arrived late a sea of white faces with New York state. It’s one of many during the sermon. They are printed And still more forbid the tour com - Tours Unlimited. “They want to see guidebooks in hand. They outnum - Harlem churches that have become on pamphlets and multilingual signs panies from advertising which church - what they’ve seen in the movies. ” bered the congregation itself: a handful tourist attractions for visitors from all and announced at the start of every es are on the tour in hopes of curbing The gospel tour industry has of elderly black men and women wear - over the world who want to listen to service. But they are often ignored. the number of unwanted visitors. exploded since it was born in the early ing suits and dresses and old-fashioned soulful gospel music at a black church Ushers roamed the pews like security The Rev. Gregory Robeson Smith, 1980s. On a busy summer Sunday, pillbox hats. service. With a record number of guards, stopping more than one per - Mother AME Zion’s pastor, refuses to Harlem Spirituals, one of the oldest “We’re hoping that you will remain tourists descending upon New York son from filming on digital cameras. work with tour operators. He doesn’t and largest tour operators, might run in place during the preaching of the City last year, the crowds of foreigners “I understand that you’re visiting even like to use the word “tourist,” 15 full buses, said Erika Elisabeth, a Gospel,” a church member said over are becoming a source of irritation and you want to have a memory of it,” preferring instead to call them part of company vice president. the microphone at this Harlem church among faithful churchgoers. said Carlos Smith-Ramsay, who his “international congregation.” And Ticket prices but can cost up to $55. on a recent Sunday morning. “But if To preserve the sanctity of the serv - joined the church several years ago. he won’t turn anyone away. Most churches get a cut of the profit. you have to go, go now. Go before the ice, pastors struggle to enforce strict “But when we ask you to stop and you “I refuse to commercialize the Others, like Mother AME Zion, make preacher stands to preach. ” rules of conduct. But the reality is that continue to do so after the fact, that’s church worship experience,” he said. money by encouraging visitors to drop No one left then. But halfway these visitors are often filling church disrespectful. ” “You don’t pay people to experience a suggested donation into the collec - through the sermon, a group of French pews that would otherwise remain Some pastors quietly manage the the Lord, to come and pray. I think tion basket. girls made their way toward the velvet empty and filling the collection basket crowds by requiring a written confir - that’s unconscionable. ” Without the tourists’ wallets, the ropes that blocked the exit. An usher with precious dollar bills. mation of guests from tour operators, Yet the tourists’ presence is undeni - organ might never get fixed. Mother shook his head firmly, but they ignored “Our building is in need of repair,” refusing walk-in visitors. Some able. At Mother AME Zion, there were AME Zion’s congregation is dying him and walked out. church member Paul Henderson said churches provide assigned seating for nearly 200 of them, overwhelming the off, and there are very few young peo - The clash between tourists and con - after the service. “We need assistance. tourists, while others demand a list congregation by at least 5 to 1. ple left to fill the generation gap.

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2260598 Fairborn Daily Herald LIFESTYLE Thursday, March 15, 2012 7A Wife’s respect for husband shrinks as tall tales grow DEAR ABBY: My husband, “Sam,” and I don’t have the respect I wish I had for him. What DEAR ABBY: My close friend “Kate” has JUDGE have been married for 32 years, and all these can I do? — DISENCHANTED IN THE just told me she’s getting a divorce. She confided DEAR TRYING: Continue trying not to years he has lied continually. It has gotten so bad LAND OF ENCHANTMENT that she cheated on her husband, “Phil,” and says judge. It is understandable that you’d identify that I cringe every time we’re invited to family DEAR DISENCHANTED: After 32 years, she doesn’t want to try to work on her marriage, with Kate’s husband since his position is so simi - functions or get-togethers with friends. Sam uses there is nothing you can do even though they have a baby lar to what you experienced. If you know and these gatherings to be the star of the show, about it. Your husband has a together. Kate says that Phil is like him, befriend him. I’m sure he could use a spilling out the most outrageous whoppers you personality problem — prob - DEAR ABBY a great father and he’s not friend right now. However, before you do, ask can imagine. ably related to insecurity — abusive — she just doesn’t Kate if she would mind. As to your question My family knows when he’s lying or exagger - that causes him to lie to get By Abigail love him anymore. about what to say to her, all you really need to do ating about something. They roll their eyes and attention. It’s pathetic, really. This came as a shock to is acknowledge her announcement by saying, nudge me to let me know they know. Sam fabri - However, to embarrass him Van Buren me, and I’m not sure how to “I’m sorry to hear it. I hope you have given it cates the most outlandish stories and never owns by pointing it out in front of be supportive. When I careful consideration.” Period. up to anything he has done wrong. Instead he others is cruel and unproduc - Syndicated divorced, my husband was the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, blames me or others for his actions. If I confront tive. Until he’s ready to Columnist one who cheated and left me, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded or challenge him, he gets defensive and says I’m admit to himself that he has so I know how Kate’s hus - by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby “always” belittling or challenging him in front of damaged his credibility so band feels. I know I should at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los others. badly that no one believes a word he says, noth - be sympathetic to her, but I don’t know what to Angeles, CA 90069. COPYRIGHT 2012 UNI - Abby, even though I still care for this man, I ing will change. say. Can you help? — TRYING NOT TO VERSAL UCLICK Wildlife open houses held XENIA — The ODNR Division of Wildlife hosted open houses in five locations across Ohio. Locally the open house was at the Greene County Fish and Game Association on Union Road. The open house events provide sportsmen and women the opportunity to get infor - mation on proposed hunting, fishing and trapping regulations. It is also a prime opportunity to meet with Division personnel to get ques - tions answers. This year the major hunting regulation changes deal with some counties moving from Deer Zone A to Zone B, meaning that addi - tional deer may be harvested. District 5 Wildlife Biologist and acting District Manager Dave Kohler explains the proposed changes, “There are several counties in western Ohio moving from Zone A to Zone B for deer hunting. We are above the target deer population numbers in those counties and want hunters to harvest more deer there. Additionally, the use of the special antlerless only deer tag will no longer be available for the deer gun week in Zone C. This makes the proposal consistent statewide the way it was in 2007 when that spe - cial permit was introduced. ” Looking ahead to the 2013 deer season, the Division was gather - Gazette photos by Larry Moore ing input on a possible early season October two-day antlerless deer Division of Wildlife biologist, Brett Beatty (left) discuss - only season. This is not yet a formal proposal and 2013 would be the es wildlife management issues. Coffee earliest any change will be implemented. Sportsmen gathered around the informational posters The comments will be summarized and presented to the Ohio to learn the details of the Division of Wildlife proposed Break Wildlife Council for consideration. hunting, fishing and trapping regulation changes. Something to make Heloise: It’s a black-and-white issue your day a little sweeter Dear Readers: Black extension cords on white appliances — enjoyed this way. It adds to the feeling of family and history to what are manufacturers thinking? A while back, a reader ques - see the artwork interspersed with family photos. — Dennise R., tioned why manufacturers insist on placing black cords on their Springfield, Mo. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek appliances. What do you do to HIDE AN UGLY CORD? Here HANDY HINT are some of the many reader responses to this common com - Dear Heloise: Here’s a hint that may help you if you are in a Unscramble these four Jumbles, plaint: hurry to get dressed and on your way. A credit card can be used one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. • Take a white or light-colored extension cord, plug the dark in place of a shoehorn. 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(N) 6 MISSING WBDT : 13 Two Men Two Men The Vampire Diaries The Secret Circle (N) NEWS 30 Rock Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Amer. Dad Friends (Series Premiere) (Live) WRGT 8 Big Bang Simpsons American Idol Touch Å Fox 45 News Source The Office Excused Steve Wilkos Show A former CIA operative sus- 9:30 ^ UP ALL NIGHT Chris M (N) “Pilot” pects foul play when her son tries to convince Reagan to WCET P 20 PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles ’ Human Nature Sings Motown All Aboard Charlie Rose (N) ’ T. Smiley goes missing while traveling have another baby; Ava’s deci- WKRC , 12 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Rams vs. Shockers 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Aggies vs. Hoosiers News (N) Letterman abroad. (N) (In Stereo) Å : THE VAMPIRE DIARIES sion has bad results. (N) (In WPTO . 14 Newsline Journal Il Volo Takes Flight ’Å Yanni -- Live at El Morro Å Charlie Rose ’ T. 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(In Stereo) Å CNBC 46 (N) (ANPL) VIKING WILDERNESS his 15-piece orchestra at El CNN 70 Erin Burnett OutFront Anderson Cooper 360 Piers Morgan Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Tonight In Scandinavia, a cast of ani- Morro, a 16th-century citadel in 30 Rock 30 Rock Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama South Pk Tosh.0 Daily Colbert Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Puerto Rico. (In Stereo) Å COM 38 mals fight the elements. (In (DSC) AUCTION KINGS DISN 43 Phineas Wizards Random “Adventures of Sharkboy” Phineas (:35) Movie: “Finn on the Fly” ’Å Wizards Stereo) Å The (2008) (BET) MOVIE ›› “All About the crew obtains a package of dino DSC 50 Auction Auction Auction Auction Auction Auction Doomsday Bunkers Auction Auction Doomsday Bunkers Benjamins” (2002) Ice Cube, poo; an ancient skull-shaped ESPN 26 SportsCenter Special Å Dewey Bozella Baseball Tonight Å SportsCenter SportsCenter jadeite pipe. (In Stereo) Å (N) (N) (N) (Live) (N) (Live) Mike Epps. 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Closing To Take Place With Ohio Real Estate Title MINIATURE LADIES, STAFFORDSHIRE CHINA, REAL ESTATE SALE SELLS AT: 5 PM BLUE & WHITE CHINA, IRONSTONE CHINA CARS SELL AT 3 PM FOLLOWED BY PERSONAL PROPERTY (YORKSHIRE), HERITAGE HALL CHINA, CUPS & Antique Oak Kitchen Cabinet w/ Floor Bin; Walnut Dining Table w/ 6 SAUCERS, DRESDEN, AYNSLEY, GOEBEL, DOLLS Chairs, Buffet & China Cabinet; Oak Table; Ant. Eico Stereo In Cherry INCLUDE CORKY, MADAME ALEX., BARBIES, Cabinet; Ornate Carved Parlor Chairs; Acrosonic Spinet Piano; 10 COMPOSITION, SMALL BISQUE, ETC. PLUS Drawer Chest; Antique Library Table; Drop Leaf Table; Lane Cedar BARBIE CASES, DOLL CLOTHES, DOLL BUGGY, Chest; Large Blanket Chest; Dbl Bed Suit Dresser & Mirror, Chest of REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION CHILDREN'S BOOKS, BEARS INC. STEIFF IN BOX, Drawers W/ Wood Pulls; Brass Twin Bed; Childs Rocker; Desk & Matching Book Cases; Concord Liberty Stairlift; Camel Trunk; BEAVERCREEK, OHIO APPROXIMATELY 19 HUMMELS, POST CARDS, MARBLES INCLUDE 2 SULPHITES, KNIVES, Frigidaire Ref/Freezer; Frig. Electric Range; Frig. Washer & Elect. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012 STERLING WEIGHTED AND SILVER PLATE ITEMS, Dryer; Amana Chest Freezer; Hurricane Lamp; Oil Lamps; Brass Floor 11:00 A.M. – PERSONAL PROPERTY Lamp; Dresser Lamps; Table Lamps; Pelouze Family Scales; Ant Doll LARGE AMOUNT OF COSTUME JEWELRY, GOLD K & K Toys; Hand Painted Cups & Saucers; Old Cookie Cutters; Nutro 4:00 P.M. – REAL ESTATE RINGS, STERLING PIECES, CRYSTAL, ETC., Location/Directions: Travel East Patterson Road just east of Grange Ant. Wood Advertising Handles; Pots & Pans; Kitchen Utensils; Small SMALL SHOWCASE ITEMS, LARGE AMOUNT OF Kit. Appl; Garden Tools; 6’ Alum Step Ladder; and Many other Items. Hall Road to auction site at 3927 E. Patterson Road, Beavercreek, NICE LINENS, TABLECLOTHS, DOILIES, ETC., Ohio 45430. (On-site and area parking) 2001 Buick Lesabre 73,000 Miles, Leather Int. No Reserve! Allbecker "PIXIE DIXIE" PORCELAIN JR. FOUNTAIN SIGN, PERSONAL PROPERTY INCLUDES Estate ANTIQUES – COLLECTIBLES – FURNITURE COIN COLLECTION INC. PROOF & UNC. SETS, 2010 Ford Mustang 4,500 Miles, Sharp No Reserve! Ruth Spence OPEN HOUSE: SUN, MARCH 18TH – 2 PM-4 PM SOME SILVER, INDIAN HEAD PENNIES, & Estate #40945 Greene Co Randy Roach, Executor. AND SUN, MARCH 25TH 2 PM-4 PM OR BY APPOINTMENT BUFFALO NICKELS, STAMP COLLECTION PLUS 1998 Buick Park Ave 92,000 Miles No Reserve! Margaret Thomas COMBINATION STAMP/COIN ITEMS INC. FIRST Estate #01904 Mont. Co. Randy Roach, Executor. DAY COVERS, STAMP ALBUMS, U.S. AND 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder GTS Convertible 104,000 Miles FOREIGN STAMPS-A LARGE AMOUNT. No Reserve! FURNITURE/MISC.: BEIGE LEATHER 3 SEAT 2003 Dodge Caravan Sport 7 Passenger DVD 106,000 Miles No SOFA-EXCELLENT CONDITION, BLUE 3 SEAT Reserve! Dodge & Mitsubishi Owned By Auctioneer. SOFA, OPEN CHINA HUTCH, TEMPLE STURANT AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This Is Not A Bankruptcy Or Foreclosure DINING SET W/HUTCH TABLE & 6 CHAIRS, LAMP Sale. This Is Being Sold At Absolute Auction. Ordered Sold By The REAL ESTATE: 1906 Model colonial 3 story home with 7 bedrooms; TABLE, COFFEE TABLE, T.V. ARMOIRE, 3 SEAT hardwood floors; built in china hutches; loads of closet space; full base- Executor At Auction To Liquidate The Estate Of Ruth Allbecker. ment with walk-out; 3,069 sq. ft.; 2 car detached garage; and other BROCADE SOFA, 4 DR. CHEST, DRESSER, REALTORS WELCOME - REGISTER WITH AUCTIONEER. out building all on nearly 2 acres – convenient location. Home sells with FLORAL WING BACK CHAIR, END TABLES, LUNCH WAGON confirmation of owner. 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I Girls State Basketball Tournament Eagles on their way to Columbus Bellbrook girls hoping to slay another giant in the state tourney By WAYNE BAKER Sports Editor [email protected] BELLBROOK — Wednesday, Bellbrook High School held a pep rally to show its support for the girls’ basketball team and its amazing accomplishments this season. With four starters back from last year’s 21-2 team, the Eagles won the program’s 11th Southwestern Buckeye League title in 12 seasons. On Friday, Bellbrook will be playing in the state Final Four for the first time since 1976, when the Lady Eagles made it to the Class AA title game against Columbus Hartley, losing 45-44. The road to Columbus has been a very competitive and challenging one, but Bellbrook (22-4) has answered every chal - lenge to win sectional, district and regional championships. Those titles were captured this year against Alter, Kenton Ridge and Carroll respectively. A huge regional semi-final win against CJ has made the tourney run even sweeter. Last year, Bellbrook lost to CJ, 57-55, in the sectional final and CJ ended up falling to Carroll in the regional title game. But this year, the team always seems to find a way to win and snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. “The girls never forgot the feeling after losing to CJ last year,” Bellbrook head coach Jason Tincher said yesterday at practice. “They worked hard in Herald photos by Barb Slone the off-season, getting into the Bellbrook players take part in their final practice before weight room and playing AAU departing for the Division II state semifinals today. The ball. ” Golden Eagles will play Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown in the tournament on Friday at 3 p.m. in Value City Arena See STATE, Page 14A ® at the Jerome Schottenstein Center.

I NCAA First Four South Florida works over Cal in NCAA tourney By JOE KAY No. 5 seed Temple in Nashville on 10 points on 4-of-10 shooting. No, only five. The refs counted. nament. AP Sports Writer Friday, a matchup of teams known It wasn't all defense that got it The Bulls set a Big East record Other teams exult when one of DAYTON (AP) — Ugly, ugly, for gritty defense. Few have been done for South Florida. Freshman by giving up only 56.9 points per their players hits a big basket. The ugly. Just the way South Florida better than this one for the first 20 point guard Anthony Collins, a game this season. Their problem: Bulls cheer from the bench as the likes it. minutes on the NCAA stage. thin-built player with a youthful They score about as many points as other team passes the ball around The Bulls introduced the NCAA The Bulls swarmed 'em, bumped face that reminds coach Stan Heath they give up. South Florida didn't helplessly and hopelessly. tournament to the Big East's nasti - em' and swatted their shots away — of a 12-year-old kid, played like a have a player average in double They were cheering their defense est defense Wednesday night, put - those that weren't air balls, that is. star in his first NCAA tournament figures for the season. from the opening tip. ting more than just a chill into a California (24-10) didn't score game, scoring 12 points. Victor Realizing he didn't have many The first time down the court, California team that had never seen over the last 8:55 of the first half, Rudd had 15 points scoring options, Heath instituted Gutierrez forced a running shot anything like it. The Bulls allowed missing 10 shots and turning it The Golden Bears won't soon the defense-first, defense-last phi - that was too hard, a taste of the only 13 points in the first half and over twice while South Florida forget the way they got worked losophy that got them to their first ahead. California missed its brushed their way to a 65-54 victo - pulled ahead 36-13. over. They must have felt as if there NCAA tournament appearance in first five shots and eight of its first ry. Guard Jorge Gutierrez, the Pac- were six Bulls on the floor at times 20 years and, now, their first win. nine, helping South Florida pull South Florida (21-13) will play 12 player of the year, was held to playing defense. The Bulls came in 0-2 in the tour - ahead 15-3.

I Area Athlete I Boys Prep Volleyball Greeneview’s Woods commits Fairborn boys’ volleyball team ready for season to play soccer for FAIRBORN — The Fairborn coaching staff comes a boys varsity volleyball pro - change in scenery. The pro - gram will open the 2012 sea - gram will now host its home By JON RUDY cautious optimism, Michigan was too at Columbia University. son hosting its first ever Tri- matches at the Fairborn Sports Writer appealing. “I like the coaches’ style. They said State Tri-Match against Memorial Field House locat - [email protected] “There’s nothing you can’t like about they like to knock the ball around and Wapahani High School ed adjacent to the Fairborn it,” Woods said. keep possession, and since I’m more of JAMESTOWN — Being an Ohio State (Selma, Indiana) and Holy Baker Middle School facility. Woods will be the third Greeneview a technical player, I like that style of fan growing up, Greeneview’s Rylee Cross (Covington, Kentucky) The varsity and junior varsity player under head coach Bob Eakins to play,” Woods said. Woods was hoping he wouldn’t like on March 24, 2012 at the teams will also be breaking in sign with a Division I college. Ryan Woods is a part of the Crew Michigan when he visited the campus. Fairborn Memorial Field brand new uniforms this sea - Hartman signed with Dayton, and Kyle Academy soccer team, which recently Turns out, he liked everything about House located at Fairborn son donated by the Fairborn Bryan signed with Wright State. switched to a 10-month season. it. Baker Middle School. Skyhawk Athletic Club. “Not that I had anything to do with Because of the overlap on the high The Rams’ junior has verbally com - The Fairborn Skyhawks The Tri-State Tri-Match it. I’m just excited for the kid,” Eakins school varsity season, Woods will likely mitted to play soccer for the Wolverines look to rebound from a rough will begin at 11 a.m. with said. “It’s quite an accomplishment, and have to decide whether he wants to con - in 2013. He’ll sign his National Letter 2011 season after going 1-22. Holy Cross and Fairborn fol - it’s a testament to his work ethic and tinue to play for the Rams for his senior of Intent next February. The 2012 season is now in lowed by Holy Cross and willingness to succeed on the field. ” season, or play for the Crew for the “Everything about the school, from the hands of first year head Wapahani at 12:15 p.m. and Michigan’s men’s soccer program remainder of his prep career. the coaches to the education, I liked,” coaches James and Molly finally Wapahani and recently hired former Providence “I like to play at that high level with said Woods. “The whole attitude up Patterson. The duo has a long Fairborn at 1:30 p.m. College head coach Chaka Daley to be the Crew, especially going into col - there was just great. ” history of collegiate coaching Following the tri-match the its new head coach. Woods said he was lege,” Woods said. “I’d love to enjoy my Woods said he had made visits to experience and recently spent Fairborn volleyball, parents excited to play for Daley as well as new last year of high school soccer, but the Ohio State, Cincinnati and the College the 2011 boys’ season with will be providing a meal for assistant coach Tommy McMenemy, Crew environment might be better for of Charleston. In the end though, Wayne High School. all the teams in attendance who joined the program after coaching me. ” despite approaching the school with Along with a change in prior to their departure. 14A Thursday, March 15, 2012 SPORTS Fairborn Daily Herald

I Cleveland Browns Browns release Steinbach, lose Hillis By TOM WITHERS Bechta, the team wanted Steinbach to coordinator Brian Daboll, who was Steinbach proved to be money well "It has been a good ride in AP Sports Writer "take a significant salary reduction." with Hillis in Cleveland in 2007 when spent by the Browns. He played in 62 Cleveland and I hope it can continue," CLEVELAND (AP) — On the sec - In releasing Steinbach, the Browns he rushed for 1,177 yards and 11 of 64 games — every offensive snap he said. "I'm proud to say that the ond day of free agency, the Cleveland will be further under the salary cap. touchdowns. He'll also play for former in 2009 and 2010 — before hurting offensive line has been a bright spot Browns cut loose a reliable player and It's still possible Steinbach could re- Browns coach Romeo Crennel. his back during training camp and through the past few seasons. It has parted ways with a problematic one. sign with the Browns after testing the After agreeing to his deal with the undergoing surgery. Steinbach, who been a privilege to play for the city of The team released veteran offensive open market. Chiefs, Hillis tweeted: "Appreciate all played four seasons in Cincinnati Cleveland and its rich tradition. Mr. guard Eric Steinbach, once a major "These types of decisions are the my fans in Cleveland for the support before signing with Cleveland, has Lerner has always treated me with acquisition who missed last season difficult part of this job, especially given to me in my time there. Can't been working hard to get back in respect and I sincerely appreciate the following back surgery and was due to when it involves a player such as Eric wait to get back on the field and go to shape and believes he can still play at opportunity to work for him and his make $6 million this season. Steinbach," Browns general manager work in KC." a high level. organization. Also, running back Peyton Hillis Tom Heckert said. "Eric exhibited Last week, Browns general manag - When Steinbach was lost for the "I will continue to work with the signed a one-year deal with Kansas tremendous leadership and passion for er Tom Heckert said the club was still season, rookie Jason Pinkston filled in Browns through my agent in hopes of City, ending his star-crossed stay in the game during his time here. We interested in re-signing Hillis, who at left guard alongside Pro Bowl tack - striking a deal that is practical and fair Cleveland. want to thank him for his contribu - changed agents three times in the past le Joe Thomas and did a solid job. for both sides. In the meantime, I will The 31-year-old Steinbach under - tions." year as he tried to a long- The 6-foot-6, 295-pound Steinbach explore other opportunities. If I do went an operation to fix a disc in As for Hillis, the Browns kept open term deal with Cleveland. Hillis' con - was a presence on and off the field for move on, I want to thank the people August and was forced to sit out his the possibility of re-signing the former tract issues bled into the regular sea - the Browns. He and his wife, and fans of Cleveland who have treat - out his fifth season with Cleveland, 1,100-yard-plus rusher whose 2011 son, when he was sidelined with a Caroline, have been active in the ed my family and I with great support which signed him to a seven-year, season was loaded with unnecessary hamstring injury and angered his Cleveland community. and hospitality. If my time here comes $49.5 million deal in 2007. Agent Jack drama. teammates by sitting out a game with Steinbach released a statement to an end, I want the people of this Bechta was unable to negotiate a new With the Chiefs, Hillis will be strep throat. thanking the Browns, owner Randy great city to remember one thing; 'You deal with the Browns. According to reunited with former Browns offensive He's run away on start anew. Lerner and Cleveland's fans. stay classy Cleveland!'"

I Prep Basketball I NCAA First Four ® State continued from 13A Greeneview’s All of that work will be needed Friday at 3 p.m. when the Eagles square off against another private school powerhouse, Shaker Lovely makes Heights Hathaway Brown (20-5), which is on their way to the Final Four for the sixth straight year. second team The three-time defending Division II state champions Blazers posted their 27th straight win to get to the state. Last year, Hathaway AP All-Ohio Brown defeated Carroll in the D-II title game, 54-51. Hathaway has a trio of juniors that are at least six feet tall. Vanessa GREENE COUNTY — Smith, 6-foot-1, Nia Marshall, 6-foot-1 and six-foot-four Stephanie Greeneview’s Ashton Lovely Poland. was named second team AP Smith is the top scorer for the Blazers and Marshall can score as All-Ohio for D-III and well. Poland uses her length to alter shots around the rim. Cedarville’s Emily Sheridan While watching film yesterday, the Eagles remained confident garnered Honorable Mention that they can find a way to win in Columbus. honors for D-IV. “I feel like we can play with them and I think we can overcome their size,” said Bellbrook’s six foot sophomore post, Chea Taylor, who has performed well against other talented inside players this I Reds year. “She’s (Poland) is tall, but I think I will have a strength advan - tage. ” Reds' Chapman Junior Erin Dorn can make shots during crunch time of game. She’s ready for the challenge of playing against the Blazers. pitches 3 innings “The nerves might be there at first but we have played in big in loss to Padres games and big arenas, so I think we will be ready Friday,” Dorn said. And of course you cannot talk Bellbrook hoops without the men - GOODYEAR,Ariz. (AP) — tion of senior Leisha Crawford. She took over the second half against Aroldis Chapman wants to be a Carroll and helped push the Eagles to victory. She’s ready to do it starter and took a big step toward again Friday. that goal with a new pitch and “We feel a sense of pride in representing our school and commu - new focus. nity by going to Columbus,” Crawford said. “I think we all feel con - Chapman pitched more than fident that we can play with them and win the game. ” two innings in a big league game Tincher, who was a standout athlete at Bellbrook and then for the first time, allowing one Wilmington College, is very proud of his squad making it to run over three innings in the Columbus. Cincinnati Reds' 9-4 loss to a “I feel very fortunate to be a part of all of this,” he said. “I am glad San Diego Padres in a split- to have a front row seat to watch what these girls have accomplished. squads game Wednesday. This is very special to the area and the community and the school. ” Chapman revived a split-fin - Road to the state for Bellbrook ger fastball while allowing four Bellbrook, 90 Franklin, 31 hits, including a homer to Andy Bellbrook, 69 Meadowdale, 34 Parrino. Bellbrook, 48 Alter, 27 Bellbrook, 62 Kenton Ridge, 53 OT "I threw some split-finger Bellbrook, 38, Chaminade-Julienne, 37 fastballs today," Chapman said Bellbrook, 50, Carroll, 43 through interpreter Tomas Vera. "The Reds asked me not to throw that pitch when I first signed with them but now since I'm a starter they told me to go I NCAA Tournament ahead." The Cuban defector is being converted into a starter and is Buckeyes still smarting competing for the fifth spot in the Reds' rotation. He is the only from last year's exit left-hander among the group. As a reliever, Chapman relied By JIM O'CONNELL the game. Four minutes at a heavily on a fastball clocked as Al Behrman/AP AP Basketball Writer time, we'll see what we can do." high as 105 mph, but as a starter Vermont forward Luke Apfeld hugs forward Matt Glass (34) after they defeated PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ohio Ohio State's Jared Sullinger he needs to develop another Lamar 71-59 in an NCAA first-round college basketball tournament game, State has four sophomore was a first-team All-America quality pitch. Wednesday in Dayton. starters and one bad NCAA last season as a freshman. He What he is primarily focused tournament memory. averaged 17.6 points and 9.3 on is throwing strikes. The Buckeyes were knocked rebounds this season while earn - "Chapman had close to seven out of last year's tournament in ing All-Big Ten honors. walks per nine innings," Dusty McGlynn scores 18 points, the regional semifinals by a "In March you enter the tour - Baker said. "That's a lot. He was jumper by Kentucky's Brandon nament, records go out the door. pretty good today. He gave up Knight with 5 seconds to play. A It's not about what conference some hits but only one run." No. 1 seed last year, the they're from," Sullinger said. Chapman insisted he knew he Vermont stops Lamar Buckeyes felt their season ended "Doesn't matter what is the allowed to many walks. way too soon. record. Everybody is fighting "No one told me that I needed By RUSTY MILLER community," Voelkel said. and immediately ignited a 13- A No. 2 seed this year, Ohio for their life. We got to under - to cut down on walks. I've been AP Sports Writer "Obviously, we're going to 0 rally that gave the State starts a run at a 10th Final stand that tomorrow is not a focusing on throwing more DAYTON (AP) — It's been come into North Carolina with Catamounts a lead that they Four when it plays 15th-seeded promise. I think that's the strikes. My concentration wasn't seven years since Vermont's a lot of confidence and hope - never relinquished. Loyola (Md.) on Thursday night biggest motto this basketball always there last year because of signature win in school histo - fully we can pull off another "It was my first NCAA in the second round of the East team has to embrace is: personal problems.” ry. upset and give the people of tournament game. I thought I Regional. Tomorrow's not a promise." The Catamounts think it's Burlington something to cheer played pretty well," McGlynn "I just think it affected every - Sullinger sounded like some - about time for another. about." said after hitting 5 of 9 shots one a little differently last year," one who believes that when he TV Tonight North Carolina, are you The Catamounts (24-11) from the field including 3 of 5 sophomore guard Aaron Craft talks about Loyola, which had paying attention? shot 50 percent from the field, 3-pointers and adding 5 of 6 said. "Everyone kind of took a the first 20-win season in school Action Sports Freshman Four McGlynn blending an inside presence free throws. "I got in a good step back and felt what they history in 2011-12. Noon Winter Europe Men’s Skiing, Slopestyle Final. (tape) came off the bench to score 18 with McGlynn's touch from flow. I give all the credit to my could do to make the game "They're a very athletic bas - ESPN2 points and Vermont grabbed the perimeter. teammates." change. At the same time I think ketball team. They like to get up 1:30 p.m. Winter X Games Europe Snowboard Superpipe, Men’s Final. an early lead and hung on to But the America East tour - Vermont's ability to hang on we did a good job of trying to and down the floor. Love transi - ESPN2 Basketball beat Lamar 71-59 on nament champions will be to a lead has been a rarity at move on. We can't live in the tion," Sullinger said. "A lot of 12:15 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Wednesday night in a first- severely tested down where the University of Dayton Arena. past. Figure out a way to help guys can score the basketball for Tournament Colorado State vs. Murray State. _ , round NCAA tournament skies are Carolina Blue. Both Mississippi Valley State this basketball team be better, them. I mean, they have five 1:30 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament Davidson vs. Louisville. TBS game. "Obviously, North Carolina and Iona built big leads and because it's not the same as last guys averaging double figures 2:00 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Matt Glass added 11 points, is one of the best teams in the then blew them in first-night Tournament Montana vs. Wisconsin. TNT year." so they're a very balanced team. 2:30 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Sandro Carissimo 10 and country," first-year losses to Western Kentucky The Buckeyes (27-7) were a One person is not going to beat Tournament BYU vs. Marquette. _ , 4:00 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Brian Voelkel had 12 rebounds Catamounts coach John and BYU, respectively. tri-champion of the Big Ten this us. It's a team effort. We have to Tournament Long Beach State vs. New Mexico. TBS to help the Catamounts earn a Becker said. "They've got a Devon Lamb and Mike season. Loyola (24-8) finished stop everybody." 4:30 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament Harvard vs. Vanderbilt. TNT spot against the top-seeded Tar roster of future NBA stars. James each had 16 points for second in the Metro Atlantic That's what Patsos is afraid 6:45 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament Kentucky vs. Western Kentucky. Heels on Friday in We're just going to do what we Lamar (23-12), which had Athletic Conference and won of. TBS 7:00 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Greensboro, N.C. do — continue to play our won six in a row since first- the conference tournament to "We'll still run and press Tournament Virginia Commonwealth vs. Their only previous NCAA brand of basketball." year coach Pat Knight ripped seal its second NCAA tourna - against them," said Patsos, a Wichita State. _ , 7:15 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball tournament win was a stun - McGlynn, the only player in his seniors after a loss in late ment berth, 22 behind the longtime assistant to former Tournament West Virginia vs. Gonzaga. TNT ning 60-57 upset of fourth- all of Division I to lead his February. He said they were Buckeyes. Maryland coach Gary Williams. 9:15 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament Connecticut vs. Iowa State. seeded Syracuse by the 13th- team in scoring (12.0) without "stealing money being on "I know what a great team "Ohio State wants to play their TBS 9:30 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball seeded Catamounts in the first starting a game and yet play - scholarship" and that his play - Ohio State is. It's an honor to way. If you play their way, you're Tournament New Mexico State vs. Indiana. _ , round of the 2005 tournament. ing in every contest, provided ers had problems "off the play them," Greyhounds coach not going to beat them. I think 9:45 p.m. 2012 NCAA Basketball "The Syracuse game was a punch to Vermont's offense. court, on the court, classroom, Tournament Loyola (Md.) vs. Ohio State. Jimmy Patsos said. "We proba - they can win the national cham - TNT huge win for Vermont and the He entered in the first half drugs." bly have little chance of winning pionship this year." 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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — "Pink half of the ground meat and slime" just went from a simmer burgers in the United States. to a boil. It has been on the market for In less than a week earlier years and federal regulators say this month, the stomach-turn - it meets standards for food safe - ing epithet for ammonia-treated ty. But advocates for whole - ground beef filler suddenly some food have denounced the became a potent rallying cry by process as a potentially unsafe activists fighting to ban the and unappetizing example of product from supermarket industrialized food production. shelves and school lunch trays. The epithet "pink slime," Though the term has been coined by a federal microbiolo - used pejoratively for at least gist, has appeared in the media several years, it wasn't until last at least since a critical 2009 week that social media sudden - New York Times report. ly exploded with worry and an Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has online petition seeking its railed against it and it made ouster from schools lit up, headlines after McDonald's and quickly garnering hundreds of other major chains last year dis - thousands of supporters. continued their use of ammo - "It sounds disgusting," said nia-treated beef. food policy expert Marion But "pink slime" outrage Nestle, who notes that the seemed to reach new heights unappetizing nickname made it last week amid reports by The easier for the food movement to Daily and ABC News. The flex its muscles over this cause. Daily piece dealt with the U.S. "A lot of people have been Department of Agriculture's writing about it. Therefore, purchase of meat that included more people know about it, "pink slime" for school lunch - (AP Photo/Beef Products Inc.) therefore more people are es. In this undated image released by Beef Products Inc., boneless lean beef trimmings are shown before packaging. queasy about it, particularly The story touched a nerve The debate over “pink slime” in chopped beef is hitting critical mass. The term, adopted by opponents of “lean fine - when you start thinking about with Houston resident Bettina ly textured beef,” describes the processed trimmings cleansed with ammonia and commonly mixed into ground how this stuff turns up in school Siegel, whose blog "The Lunch meat. Federal regulators say it meets standards for food safety. Critics liken it to pet food _ and their battle has sud - lunches," said Nestle, a profes - Tray" focuses on kids' food. On denly gone viral amid new media attention and a snowballing online petition. sor at New York University's March 6, she started an online Department of Nutrition, Food petition on Change.org asking online video campaign against school lunches could have set ground beef. for pet food" and other claims. Studies and Public Health. Agriculture Secretary Tom him caught fire. off this round. "All USDA ground beef pur - The industry group also said The controversy centers on Vilsack to "put an immediate But why is "pink slime" "That's what upset me. This chases must meet the highest that ammonium hydroxide is "lean finely textured beef," a end to the use of 'pink slime' in striking a nerve now? idea that children are passively standards for food safety. used in baked goods, puddings low-cost ingredient in ground our children's school food." Issues can to go from a sim - sitting in a lunch room eating USDA has strengthened and other processed foods. beef made from fatty bits of "When I put it up, I had this mer to an explosion when con - what the government sees fit to ground beef food safety stan - Association CEO Barry meat left over from other cuts. moment of embarrassment," tent with broad interest — such feed them and McDonald's has dards in recent years and only Carpenter, who has visited BPI The bits are heated to about 100 she said, "What if only 10 peo - as like food safety — is picked chosen not to use it, but the allows products into commerce plants and watched the process, F and spun to remove most of ple sign this?" up and disseminated by widely government is still feeding it to that we have confidence are said critics don't seem to have the fat. The lean mix then is No problem there. connected people, said Marc A. them," she said. "That really safe," agency spokesman Aaron the facts. compressed into blocks for use Supporters signed on fast. By Smith, director of the Social got my ire." Lavallee said in an email. "It's one of those things. It's in ground meat. The product, Wednesday afternoon, the elec - Media Research Foundation. The USDA — which did not Beef Product Inc. stresses the aesthetics of it that just gets made by South Dakota-based tronic petition had more than These people act like "broad - directly address Siegel's peti - that its product is 100 percent people's attention," Carpenter Beef Products Inc., also is 220,000 signatures. Organizers cast hubs," dispersing the infor - tion — buys about a fifth of the lean beef and is approved by a said. "And in this case, it's not exposed to "a puff of ammoni - of Change.org said the explo - mation to different communi - food served in schools nation - series of industry experts. The even legitimate aesthetics of it. um hydroxide gas" to kill bacte - sive growth is rare among the ties. wide. The agency this year is company's new website, It's a perception of what it is." ria, such as E. coli and salmo - roughly 10,000 petitions started "What's happening is that the contracted to buy 111.5 million pinkslimeisamyth.com, refutes Proponents of the process nella. there every month. channels whereby this flood pounds of ground beef for the some common criticisms of the stress that it is both federally There are no precise num - Meanwhile, Google searches can go down this hill have National School Lunch product ("Myth 4: Boneless regulated and safe. Though bers on how prevalent the prod - for "pink slime" spiked dramat - expanded," Smith said "The Program. About 7 million lean beef trimmings are pro - Nestle said the focus on safety uct is and it does not have to be ically. It has become the food more there are things like pounds of that is from Beef duced from inedible meat"). misses the larger point. labeled as an ingredient. Past version of Joseph Kony, the Twitter, the easier it is for these Products Inc., though the pink The National Meat "I'm not arguing that that estimates have ranged as high rogue African warlord virtually powder kegs to explode." product in question never Association also has joined the stuff is unsafe," she said, "I'm as 70 percent; one industry offi - unknown in the United States In this case, Siegel thinks the accounts for more than 15 per - fight, refuting that the product arguing that it's the lowest com - cials estimates it is in at least until this month, when an added element of children's cent of a single serving of is made from "scraps destined mon denominator."