Weight Loss Program Teaches Healthy Eating Laura Edington Al Concepts, Such As Losing 10-May 29

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Rockingham, NC 50 cents Weight loss program teaches healthy eating Laura Edington al concepts, such as losing 10-May 29. Richmond County Daily Journal weight and keeping it off, “The program is extreme- An eight-week class that weigh-ins, healthy recipe ly effective as long as par- will help people eat healthy tasting and a one-on-one con- ticipants have a will to and lose weight will begin sultation with Mammarella. change their behaviors … ,” on April 10. Mammarella said that Mammarella said. Sarah Mammarella, during the first week, it is She said the one-on-one MS, RD, LDN, through important for participants consultation is important the Richmond County to schedule a consultation because it allows partici- Cooperative Extension, is to come up with a realistic pants to figure out problem offering the program called, weight loss goal. areas in their lifestyle. “Eat Healthy, Be Active The program will be “I think that the one- Weight Loss Workshops.” Wednesday evenings from 6 on-one consultation is the key to success for some of Contributed photo The eight-week class will to 7 p.m. at the Agricultural Two groups participated in the weight loss pilot program and lost a total of more involve different nutrition- Services Center from April See WEIGHT LOSS | 3A than 150 pounds and more than 45 inches off their waist.

Operation Medicine Drop has great turn-out Upham elected to Long-Term Care & Rehabilitation Governing Council Special to the Daily Journal es they represent. They Patty Upham, director also play a liaison role of FirstHealth Home Care with other health care and Services, has been elected consumer organizations to the governing council concerned with similar of the American Hospital issues. Association’s Long-Term FirstHealth of the Care and Rehabilitation Carolinas offers home Section. health services in Moore, The governing coun- Montgomery, Richmond, cil represents executives Scotland, Hoke from among the and Lee counties. nation’s leading The American hospitals repre- Hospital senting rehabilita- Association tion, acute long- (AHA) is the term care, skilled national organiza- Contributed photo nursing, home tion that repre- Despite a rainy, cold morning community support for Operation Medicine Drop poured in at WJSG-G104 FM. The health and con- sents and serves Richmond County Sheriff’s Office reported collecting 24,538 doses of expired and unused medications. “The tinuing care ser- all types of hos- Sheriff’s Office was proud to participate in this event as a wrap-up for National Poison Prevention Week,” said vices. Deputy N.L. Forester. “This was the greatest turn-out we’ve ever had. Thanks to everyone who supported this event Patty Upham pitals, health care Council mem- networks, and and our event sponsor G104 FM.” Pictured are Amy Forester, Michelle Spencer, Det. Teri Childers Back Row-Lee bers provide Wallace, G104 FM, Scott Waters, G104 FM and Deputy N.L. Forester. their patients input and participate in and communities. Close the American Hospital to 5,000 hospitals, health Association’s overall pol- care systems, networks, icy development process, other providers of care often identifying and and 40,000 individual tracking issues of special members come together Rockingham Middle School interest to the types of students take college level exam organizations and servic- See UPHAM | 3A Laura Edington ly and intellectually gifted teacher Richmond County Daily Journal “Traditional testing often for both Rockingham Middle and Easter schedule Ben Morrison, Skylar Ramsey, fails to measure the academ- Ellerbe Middle schools, said those Yash Patel and Jonathan Tadlock, ic capability of our country’s students who score 95 percent four seventh graders from brightest students, so Duke or higher on the previous years closes county sites Rockingham Middle School, par- End of Grade, EOG, test have the TIP uses an above-level test- Staff Report Rockingham. ticipated in the Duke University opportunity to take the SAT or The regular monthly ing model to do this.” ACT. The meeting has been Talent Identification Program. meeting of Richmond postponed to accommo- Duke TIP is a nonprofit orga- It is not mandatory for students County Board of to take the test, but “… it gives date Easter travel plans. nization dedicated to serving — Martha Putallaz, Commissioners, which Richmond County gov- academically gifted and talented Duke TIP executive director them testing experience and lets normally takes place on them know what to expect,” she ernment offices will be youth. Through identification, rec- the first Monday of every closed for Good Friday, ognition, challenging educational said. level testing model to do this,” month at 5:30 p.m., has March 29. Richmond programs, information, advocacy The program provides all Talent said Duke TIP Executive Director been postponed to the County compactor sites and research. Duke TIP provides Search participants with a com- following Monday for its Martha Putallaz, PhD. “Testing parative results summary to help will be closed both resources to gifted students, their April meeting. Friday and Sunday. On parents, educators and schools and above a student’s grade level offers interpret their scores, as well as The board will meet on educational materials and publica- Saturday they will be help students reach their highest families a better understanding of April 8, at 5:30 p.m. on the open from 7 a.m. until potential. their student’s academic potential tions to help them use their ability second floor of the County more effectively. These publica- 7 p.m. Richmond County “Traditional testing often fails and of the academic support that Administration building Landfill will be closed on tions include an online directory to measure the academic capabil- he or she may need outside of a in the Commissioners’ Friday, and on Saturday of educational opportunities and ity of our country’s brightest stu- traditional classroom setting.” Chambers, at 221 will be open from 8 a.m. dents, so Duke TIP uses an above- Nikki Covington, the academical- See EXAM | 3A S. Hancock St. in until 1 p.m. Perdue’s Rockingham operation associates reach safety milestone Staff Report that it was our associates who made shift. Associates have the authority to reported year in 2011, the lost-time Associates at Perdue’s Rockingham this happen,” said Kendall Casey, stop production or prevent start-up if rate for all North Carolina industries operation achieved a safety milestone director of operations. “Perdue has a any unsafe condition exists. In addi- combined was 1.9 per 100 workers. on March 5, 2013, after working two strong safety program, but it takes the tion, every associate attends safety According to those same Bureau of million production hours without expe- cooperation and commitment of all of awareness training, and is Labor statistics, the nationwide lost- riencing an Occupational Safety and our associates to make it work.” encouraged to look for time rate for all industries combined Health Administration (OSHA) record- According to Casey, and report any potential for that same year was 1.9 per 100 able lost-time case, the company said. Perdue has a standard, hazard. workers annually, while Perdue’s com- Counting toward the milestone began company-wide safety Perdue is a leader pany-wide rate during that year was in July 2011. program that encour- in workplace safe- 0.16 per 100 associates. As of February To celebrate, the operation’s 945 ages active employee ty among all North 2013, Perdue’s lost-time rate was 0.14 associates will be served lunch in participation and input. Carolina industries and per 100 associates. early April. They also will receive Associates take part in all industries nationwide com- Perdue’s company-wide OSHA Total from Perdue a commemorative athletic safety committees, which bined, the company said. According Recordable Incident Rate is 2.42 as T-shirt in recognition of their achieve- meet regularly to discuss safety to statistics released by the U.S. compared to the current poultry indus- ment. issues, as well as perform safety Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor try rate of 5.80, and is also better than “It is very important to recognize inspections before the start of each Statistics, during their most recently the general manufacturing rate of 4.30.

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from page one Legal Aid Intake Day Wilson Named Case Manager/Clinical is set for March 27 Coordinator for RMH Wound Center Staff Report Special to the Daily Journal rently pursuing a bachelor’s Legal Aid of North Carolina will be holding Jennifer Wilson, R.N., degree in nursing from a local Legal Aid Intake Day on Wednesday, has been named case man- Adventist University of Health March 27. ager/clinical coordinator Sciences in Orlando, Fla. From 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the Ellerbe Town for the FirstHealth Wound While a student at Richmond Hall, 108 West Page St., Ellerbe, North Care & Hyperbaric Center Community College, she was Carolina, will be holding Legal Aid Intake at FirstHealth Richmond recognized as the graduat- Day. Cases accepted are housing evictions, Memorial Hospital in ing student with the highest foreclosures, landlord issues, consumer issues, Rockingham. overall grade point average in domestic violence, unemployment, Medicaid The Wound Care Center her associate degree nursing disability denials and other public benefits offers specialized treatment class. denials, testamentary wills, power of attorney, that is designed to monitor, Before joining the Wound health care power of attorney and living wills. manage and treat chronic Care & Hyperbaric Center at Appointments are recommended but walk- non-healing wounds. In her Richmond Memorial, Wilson ins may be seen depending upon availabil- role, Wilson supervises the was a registered nurse on the ity. For more information or to schedule an center’s clinical staff in addi- Fourth Floor Medical nurs- appointment, call 910-817-7670. tion to providing case man- ing unit at FirstHealth Moore Legal Aid of North Carolina is a statewide agement for the facility’s Regional Hospital. nonprofit law firm that provides free legal patients. For more information on services in civil matters to low-income people Contributed photo Wilson received her asso- the Wound Care & Hyperbaric in order to ensure equal access to justice and Jennifer Wilson, R.N., has been named case manager/clinical ciate degree in nursing Center at FirstHealth to remove legal barriers to economic oppor- coordinator for the FirstHealth Wound Care & Hyperbaric from Richmond Community Richmond Memorial Hospital tunity. Center at FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital. College in 2008 and is cur- call 910-417-3636. Weight loss From page 1A the participants because it The study showed Richmond body mass index (BMI) of 25 gives them a realistic weight County — ranked 89 out of or higher; obesity is defined loss goal to shoot for and an 100 N.C. counties — has a 32 as a BMI of 30 or higher,” the individualized plan on how to percent obesity rating. CDC said. do so,” Mammarella said. The Centers for Disease The program cost $25 According to Mammarella, Control said significant but, if the weight lost goal is two groups of participants in increase to weight that reach- reached by the end of the 8 a weight loss pilot program, es the levels of overweight or weeks, $10 will be returned done from January-March, obesity can cause coronary to participants. lost a total of more than 150 heart disease, type 2 diabe- The Agricultural Services pounds and more than 45 tes, cancer, hypertension, Center is located at 123 inches off their waist. high cholesterol, stroke, liver Caroline St., Rockingham. To Recently, the University and gallbladder disease, sleep register call Mammarella at of Wisconsin, in collabora- apnea and respiratory pro- 997-8255. tion with the Robert Wood grams, gynecological prob- Johnson Foundation, ranked lems and degeneration of car- Staff Writer Laura Edington can be reached at Contributed photo each county, statewide, tilage and bone within a joint. 910-997-3111, ext. 18, or by email at leding- Two groups participated in the weight loss pilot program and lost a total of more than 150 pounds and based on 25 health factors. “Overweight is defined as a [email protected]. more than 45 inches off their waist. Upham From page 1A to form the AHA. of two freestanding not- nearly $2 million in Rehabilitation Center. Hospital in Washington, and the Visiting Nurse Through representa- for-profit home health grant funding to expand Upham received an D.C., and The Cornell Association of Northern tion and advocacy activi- agencies; a complex care its Telehealth program ADN from Hartford University Medical New Jersey. ties, AHA ensures that management program for and is currently devel- Community College and Center and Memorial A member of the members’ perspectives patients not eligible for oping the FirstHealth a B.S. degree in philoso- Sloan-Kettering Hospital North Carolina Home and needs are heard and home health, but requir- Center for Telehealth to phy and English litera- in New York. and Hospice Care addressed in national ing ongoing chronic dis- begin monitoring high- ture from Towson State She also has more than Association, Upham is a health policy develop- ease support and man- risk patients in other University. Her clinical 25 years of home care frequent speaker on the ment, legislative and reg- agement; and specially care settings including experience includes more experience with such orga- topic of care transitions ulatory debates, and judi- trained transitions nurses Community Care of the than 10 years in intensive nizations as the Visiting and creating partnerships cial matters. Advocacy who are embedded in dif- Sandhills and Pinelake care nursing at George Nurse Association across the health care sys- efforts include the leg- ferent care settings to Skilled Nursing and Washington University of Washington, D.C., tem. islative and executive provide support, educa- branches and include the tion and care coordina- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV legislative and regulatory tion for patients with arenas. chronic disease. 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 Upham has been In 2005, Upham led ABC Inside Edition Entertainment Middle "The The Modern Suburgatory Nashville "When You're Tired Eyewitness (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live Bruce (:35) News with FirstHealth of the a pilot study to identify 9 9 Carolinas since 1999. 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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, Do we need certificate of need? and to petition the Government for a redress In the 1970’s, the federal hospital. It is modeled after a the whole issue of certificate or unduly disadvantage them; of grievances.” government mandated that 2005 bill that made it easier for of need. A House committee they provide a valuable service. most medical service provid- colonoscopies and endoscopies committee has approved several But that doesn’t justify allow- ers, including hospitals, doc- to be performed in the offices of recommendations that would ing protectionist practices to Tar Heel VIEW tor’s offices, long term care gastroenterologists. This 2005 expedite or eliminate the CON prevent competition just so they facilities and others obtain legislation is cited with saving review process, opening com- can generate high-dollar fees. a certificate of need in order more than 200 million dollars by petition. One proposal would New technologies and improved On the to operate. In the 1980’s, the reducing hospital overhead and increase the limit on capital procedures have been developed feds removed the requirement is widely praised by doctors, expenditures from 2 to 4 million that are safer, less invasive and and many states elimi- patients and insurance dollars before the certificate of less expensive, eliminating the nated their certificate companies. Sponsors of need review is necessary. For need for an expensive hospital governor’s of need laws, but North HB 177 predict similar major equipment purchases the stay in many instances and the Carolina actually tight- results. threshold would be raised to 1.5 benefits should accrue to the ened requirements and is About the only oppo- million dollars and replacement patients, not the providers. budget one of the most restric- sition to this legislation equipment would be exempt- We constantly hear that our tive states in the country. comes from the hospi- ed altogether. To ensure that health care system is unsustain- The CON requirement tals themselves, who larger, more established pro- able and that we cannot contin- that was once designed My Spin worry that new compe- viders don’t drag out competi- ue to spend almost 18 percent proposal to prevent hospitals from Tom tition would cherry-pick tive applications the committee of our gross domestic product over-building and over- Campbell more profitable services, recommended that a bond be on health care. We must find From The Daily Reflector spending on expensive greatly reducing their posted for those who appeal a ways to take costs out of the sys- While most observers equipment now appears revenues. This problem decision. tem while protecting patients. greeted Gov. Pat McCory’s to be an impediment to competi- would be especially critical in Caution should be the watch- Same-day outpatient surgery budget proposal with caution and unnecessary protection rural communities with smaller word and we should try to centers and revised certificate tious contentment, resi- for existing hospitals. hospitals, they say. Bill spon- ensure we do no harm, but there of need reviews would appear to dents of the state’s rural cor- That might be changing. sors have put provisions into is evidence it is time we greatly be steps in the right direction. ners have cause for concern. House Bill 177 would allow sin- their legislation to protect these modify or eliminate our cer- The framework dramatically gle specialty ambulatory surgery smaller hospitals. But should we tificate of need process. The Tom Campbell is former assistant North Carolina reduces investment in sev- centers to perform procedures be in the business of protecting health and safety of our citi- State Treasurer and is creator/host of “NC SPIN,” a weekly statewide television discussion of North eral organizations that serve like tonsillectomies, cataract hospitals profits? zens must not be jeopardized. Carolina issues airing Sundays at 6:30 a.m. on communities battling pov- surgeries, orthopedic surgeries Lawmakers are also to be Neither should we put our hos- WRAL-TV and at 8:30 a.m. on WRAZ-TV FOX50. He erty and ease the difficult and other procedures outside a applauded for taking a look at pitals in unnecessary jeopardy can be reached at www.ncspin.com. transition from a century of tobacco cultivation. The new governor has spoken often about the eco- County board nomic problems in North The Raleigh Report for March 27, 2013 Richmond County is Carolina’s rural corners and Raleigh’s need to help allevi- Last week the House convened for vices. http://www.newsobserver. state Senate. governed by a Board of ate them. It is therefore dis- an action-filled session in Raleigh as com/2013/03/19/2764680/lawmak- http://www.wral.com/design- Commissioners, com- appointing that, in his first Gov. McCrory unveiled his first state ers-look-at-adding-taxes.html. rules-bill-heads-to-senate/12247717/ prised of seven mem- budget document, he would annual budget. The budget on bal- North Carolina continues to strug- Dorothea Dix Lease bers, who are elected deliberately short-change ance was fiscally responsible but to gle with job losses. The unemploy- SB 334: Wake commissioner: Let at-large on a partisan efforts to affect change in me it was an attack on rural North ment rate is now nearly two points voters decide Dix fate basis by county-wide those same communities, Carolina. The governor’s proposal higher than the national average at Companion bills filed Thursday in vote. Commissioners places dependent on assis- cuts funding for The Rural Center 9.5 percent. This is why our state the House and Senate would wipe serve four-year terms tance that now could be and takes $65 million dollars from needs a clear and effective plan to away the lease of the Dorothea Dix and elections are held in abandoned. the Golden LEAF Foundation. Both create jobs. Governor McCrory’s site inked by Gov. Beverly Perdue November of even-num- In his first State of the of these entities provide critical fund- plan fails to do that. We are hope- on her way out of office, throwing bered years. The board State address, McCrory ing for job development in rural com- ful that as the budget process now into limbo a plan that would turn the takes office at its first sounded a call welcome munities. The budget also closes five moves to the legislature, we can central Raleigh campus into a park. meeting in December fol- to eastern North Carolina prisons in eastern North Carolina work with the Republicans to pro- The 325-acre campus is home to lowing a November elec- when he discussed the and closes the Richmond duce a budget that create jobs a former mental hospital and many tion and at that time, immense challenge of assist- detention center, eliminating and improves public educa- of the administrative offices for the elects a chair and vice- ing the transition from 26 jobs in Richmond County. tion. We will be offering our Department of Health and Human chair. tobacco cultivation to a new, The governor’s budget also ideas and solutions in the Services. Under the terms of the Meetings modern and technological fails the ultimate test as it coming weeks. Perdue-signed deal, the city would All meetings are open economy. He acknowledged does nothing to create jobs In other news, House law- lease the property from the state for to the public. The board the pain that has resulted or grow our economy while makers voted their approval the development of a “destination holds regular meetings from those changes and the continuing to increase cuts towards a bill banning chil- park.” Plans at the time of the deal on the first Monday challenge before Raleigh of to education. His budget also dren under the age of 18 from called for DHHS to move off the of each month at 5:30 State Rep. helping communities caught doubles down on his decision tanning beds. This measure property to another office complex. p.m. Regular meet- Ken in the middle. to allow North Carolina’s tax is an effort to protect teens’ http://www.wral.com/wake- ings are broadcast live Such an approach would dollars to fund Medicaid in Goodman health, as radiation from ultra- commissioner-let-voters-decide-dixon cable access channel have been cheered by both other states while denying violet rays has been shown fate/12243582/ 16. Meetings are held in the Commissioners the N.C. Rural Economic access to treatment for families here. to be a contributing factor to skin Excellent Public Schools Act Chambers, located Development Center and the This decision means that many of cancer. Current law prohibits any- SB 361: NC Senate proposal seeks on the second floor of Golden LEAF Foundation. our rural hospitals will have difficul- one 13 or younger from using salon to boost literacy and graduation the Richmond County The former is charged with ty surviving, making quality health equipment, with the exception of a rates, end tenure Administrative Office, assisting economic develop- less available to citizens in this part written medical prescription, while The state Senate leader unveiled 125 S. Hancock St., ment efforts in the state’s of the state. Below is a list of many children 14 to 17 must have parental a second wave of measures he said Rockingham. 85 rural counties. The lat- of the significant elements of the authorization. would serve to hold schools and ter emerged from the 1998 governor’s budget. Members also passed a bill restrict- teachers more accountable for stu- federal tobacco settlement Included in the governor’s bud- ing cities from imposing design and dents’ progress. He proposed ending with a mission to use money get are numerous cuts to education architectural rules on homes. The teacher tenure, limiting the amount Poll Question paid by cigarette companies including: measure states that cities, towns of time spent on testing for final to assist tobacco-dependent • elimination of thousands of 2nd and counties may not enact a zoning exams, grading entire schools and Our poll question of the communities. Ostensibly, and 3rd grade educators, resulting in regulation related to building-design an emphasis on literacy. A bill was week will be published on these groups are best suited 3,200 job losses across the state elements for single-family homes also filed last Tuesday that would the opinion page, and on to meet the goals McCrory • cuts funding for non-English and duplexes. However, rules can allow school boards to use their our website at www.your- set forth in his speech. speaking students still be applied to structures in his- financial resources as they see fit, dailyjournal.com. In his budget, however, • reduces Local Education (LEA) toric districts and landmarks, or on including increasing or decreasing the governor slashed fund- funding by $26 million the National Registry of Historic class sizes, with some limitations. This week’s ques- ing to both. The Rural • cuts the teaching fellows pro- Places. Berger’s far-reaching Senate Bill 361 tion: Do you believe that Center would see its annu- gram Tanning Beds Bill upstaged the other education news Richmond County is one al appropriation cut from • cuts over $100 million from the HB 18: NC House bill bars chil- of the day — Republican Gov. Pat of the unhealthiest coun- $16 million to $6 million university system dren from tanning beds McCrory’s school safety initiative, ties in the state? in the 2013-14 fiscal year. • cuts community college enroll- A majority of North Carolina which he kicked off at Apex Middle And things are far worse for ment funding House members agree children School. Visit www.yourdaily- Golden LEAF, which would • increases tuition at community under 18 should be barred from http://www.journalnow. journal.com to cast your vote. see its budget drop from $65 colleges and the university system using tanning beds in the name of com/news/state_region/arti- million to zero. The budget also cuts access to their health. The chamber voted cle_c59e7ede-9164-11e2-9ee9- These groups are criti- health services in rural areas: 94-22 last Wednesday in favor of the 0019bb30f31a.html WRITE US cal to communities across • cuts reimbursement rates to legislation, which now heads to the UNC Board of Governors eastern North Carolina. rural hospitals for Medicaid Senate. Medical groups and child Democrats rail at Republicans for The Daily Journal encourages They provide grant fund- • raises Medicaid co-payments safety advocates say there’s no good stacking UNC governing board and welcomes letters to the edi- ing to help job creation and • DOES NOT expand Medicaid reason that young people should be The legislature elected 16 new tor. Letters should be about issues Economic Development and job exposed to doses of ultraviolet radia- people to the UNC Board of of general interest and no longer extend loans to individuals than 400 words. They should not that are transforming the cuts in the budget: tion they say contributed to skin Governors Wednesday, tossing out be libelous or in bad taste. state’s rural corners. They • The elimination of Golden cancer. They cite studies showing current members and ensuring an We will not publish poetry, open are instrumental in devel- LEAF funding to create jobs in rural the higher risk. overwhelming Republican majority letters or anonymous letters. Let- areas http://www.wral.com/nc-house- on the university system’s governing ters thanking sponsors or endors- oping the technological ing candidates will be considered, infrastructure necessary to • Cuts $10 million to the NC bill-bars-children-from-tanning- board. During the ballot counting but publication can only be as- the 21st century economy, Biotechnology Center beds/12248332/ in the House late last Wednesday, sured through advertising. Letters the type of technology that • Cuts $10 million to the NC Rural Design Rules Bill a tense partisan debate erupted. that exceed 400 words can be Economic Development Center HB 150: Design rules bill heads During the ballot counting in the considered as a guest column. in McCrory’s inaugural We reserve the right to edit for address, he said, “provides • Cuts funding for the NC to Senate House late Wednesday, a tense parti- grammar and spelling, but mean- a wide open opportunity Association of Community Cities would be blocked from san debate erupted. Democrats coming will not be altered. that is restricted by our own Development Corporations imposing appearance standards on plained that none from their party Letters must be signed, include • Cuts funding for minority eco- new homes under a bill that cleared got a fair look in the election and a street address, hometown, and creativity” and needed to be telephone number. The street ad- unleashed.” nomic development the state House last Wednesday. that when they were in the majority, dress and telephone number will If the governor truly • Closes five prisons in rural Cities around the state have used they made sure Republicans were not be published. No more than intends to make North areas, cutting hundreds of jobs such ordinances to protect the char- represented on the board. Of the one letter should be submitted Additionally, Governor McCrory’s acter of neighborhoods or new addi- 16 newly elected members, all are every two weeks. Carolina a “place of unlim- Letters can be hand delivered ited opportunity” he cited budget alludes to impending tax tions. But critics say local officials Republican except two, who are or mailed to our office at 105 E. after his swearing-in, that reform legislation. It has been have abused the practice – and some unaffiliated. Washington St., Rockingham, NC must include the state’s rural reported that any such Republican say municipalities don’t even have http://www.newsobserver. 28379, emailed to jrobbins@civi- legislation would shift the tax bur- the power to set such standards in com/2013/03/20/2766949/ tasmedia.com, faxed to (910) 997- corners. What a shame that 4321, or submitted through our noble goal was not reflected den to the middle class and add the first place. The measure passed democrats-rail-at-republicans. website at yourdailyjournal.com. in his budget. new taxes to as many as 130 ser- the House 98-18. It now goes to the html#storylink=cpy The editorial board can be reached AT [email protected], OR CALL 910-997-3111, EXT. 13. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Page 5A

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NC governor had more donations from Internet cafes RALEIGH (AP) — Gov. said only about 2 percent and their wives gave at Republican-aligned politi- Pat McCrory’s campaign is of the $300 million raised least $45,000 in political group that spent heav- giving a $2,000 donation through the charity actu- cal donations to North ily on political ads that to charity after the money ally went to help veterans. Carolina candidates and aired in the run-up to the was linked to a man facing McCrory received political committees. November election. criminal charges related another $8,000 in October The bulk of the money A disclosure report filed to Internet sweepstakes from John Patrick Fannin was sent after the pair, in June with the IRS lists cafes, the second time his and his wife, who live in who prosecutors say own wealthy GOP donor Art campaign has unloaded a Little River, S.C., accord- New Jersey-based gaming Pope as one of the group’s contribution with ties to ing to records reviewed by company VS2 Worldwide four directors. Following the gaming industry. The Associated Press. Communications, are the election, McCrory A growing number of Fannin is also among accused of laundering named Pope as his chief such donations have been the sweepstakes opera- gambling profits through state budget writer. identified in recent weeks tors indicted by Florida numerous bank accounts, Pope said Tuesday he as going to North Carolian prosecutors in the Allied including one in Ukraine. resigned from the Real politicians. Veteran’s case. Genardo Pat McCrory The week after Jobs board in September McCrory spokeswom- said McCrory’s campaign searched for cash distrib- Allen, lobbied on behalf her October check to and that he has never an Kim Genardo said will review those dona- uted by the same individu- of Burns’ company, McCrory, records show heard of Cornick. He Tuesday the Republican tions, too. als to other campaigns. International Internet a $2,000 donation in the referred questions to governor’s campaign will A new report by the All told, they gave at least Technologies. McCrory, name of Sherry Upchurch Roger Knight, the group’s give the $2,000 to charity, campaign finance advo- $140,000 in political dona- who is not a lawyer and went to the campaign of executive director. offsetting an Oct. 19 check cacy group Democracy tions in recent years. has never registered as a N.C. House Speaker Thom Knight said Real Jobs from Sherry Upchurch of North Carolina released to Those donations were lobbyist, said he had no Tillis, R-Mecklenburg, returned the $20,000 Ramseur. Her husband, The AP on Tuesday shows part of a much larger flood contact with Burns. Four whom records show has check, as well as another Richard “Rick” Upchurch, at least another $50,000 of money from sweep- lobbyists at the firm have been a frequent recipient $4,000 donation tied to was indicted in Ohio in that went to McCrory’s stakes operators that resigned from represent- of money from sweep- VS2 Worldwide, weeks May on charges related campaign from 11 people quietly flowed into cam- ing IIT, including a man stakes donors. after they were received to allegations of launder- identified through state paign accounts of North who previously worked Tillis did not respond because the group became ing money from an illegal business filings and other Carolina politicians from as McCrory’s campaign to messages seeking com- aware of the pending crim- gambling operation. records as sweepstakes both parties during the spokesmen. ment Tuesday. inal charges in Ohio. State Upchurch declined com- operators. state’s most recent elec- Records show Burns On Oct. 1, records show disclosure reports do not ment Tuesday, citing his Among them was tion cycle. Lobbyists for and his wife donated at Cornick sent a $20,000 yet indicate the money upcoming criminal trial. William George of Rock the sweepstakes industry least $230,000 to North check to Real Jobs NC, a was returned. “There’s a lot of stuff Hill, S.C., who records are gearing up to push for Carolina political cam- I’d like to say, but it could show has been repeat- new legislation legalizing paigns in the past two be taken wrong under the edly arrested over the the cafes, which continue years, including $55,000 Richmond County Memorial Park circumstances,” Upchurch last two decades for gam- to operate in the state groups affiliated with the said. “Everything we’ve bling related offenses. He despite repeated attempts North Carolina Republican Limited Mausoleum Crypts Available done is completely legiti- was convicted in North by lawmakers to shut Party and cash to more mate, I can say that. I Carolina in 2001 for fail- them down. than 60 state lawmakers wouldn’t go anywhere, try ing to register video “This industry has a long from both parties. The to do anything that would games, illegally warehous- and sad history of engag- haul made the Oklahoma be committing a crime.” ing video game machines ing in pay-to-play politics couple the largest single McCrory’s campaign and allowing gambling in and shoveling money into donors to North Carolina earlier disgorged $8,000 a public house. the campaign of key lead- legislative candidates in from Chase and Kristin Messages left for ers who will do their bid- 2012. Burns, an Oklahoma George were not immedi- ding,” said Bob Hall, the Records show other Richmond County Memorial Park couple who are among ately returned Tuesday. director of Democracy sweepstakes operators 57 people indicted in The AP verified the North Carolina. also gave generously. is now off ering discounts on Florida related to a chain donations Democracy The Charlotte law firm Upchurch and one of his Mausoleum Crypts. of sweepstakes cafes affili- North Carolina identified where McCrory worked co-defendants in the Ohio ated with Allied Veterans to McCrory’s campaign just before taking office gambling case, Phillip of the World. Prosecutors finance reports and also in January, Moore & Van Cornick of Jackson, N.J., This discount applies to all levels on the North side of the Peace Mausoleum.

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City of Hamlet Advertisement of Tax Liens on Real Property for 2012

Under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by Section 105-369 of the North Carolina General WILLIAM DAVID FULLER LT & STORE E HAMLET AVE 749118317863 $124.65 RICHARD L & JOANNE PAGE LT VAC LIVINGSTON HTS 748120900058 $32.42 Statutes and pursuant to an order of the City Council of Hamlet, dated 2-14-13, I am hereby advertising WILLIAM D & BETTY FULLER LTS VAC CROWSON HTS 749117118140 $19.40 MARIAN FRANCES PARISH 320 RALEIGH ST 749113147603 $15.38 tax liens for the year 2012 upon the real estate described below. The amount advertised will be increased TERRY S GARRISON 503 HYLAN AVE 748111662610 $277.61 NELLIE PATE LT PARKER ST 749117104189 $5.56 by interest and cost, and the omission of interest and cost from the amount advertised will not constitute a waiver of the taxing unitʼs claim for those items. The real estate that is subject to the lien, the name of the JAMES JR & EVA GIBSON 159 GIN MILL RD 748120709029 $337.51 RHODA JANE PATE LT & DWG AURORA HTS 749117101132 $179.01 person to whom the property is listed for taxes and the principal amount of the taxes are set out below. WILMON GIBSON 215 SPRING ST 749109059049 $496.82 RHODA JANE PATE LT&DWG AURORA HT 749117100075 $169.82 If the taxes remain unpaid after this advertisement is completed, the lien will be foreclosed by the taxing DEXTER E &TENZA GOODWIN 805 WASHINGTON ST 749105080460 $626.19 THEODORE PATE LT&DWG 304 HENDERSONVILLE 749117100493 $112.37 unit and the property sold to satisfy the taxing unitʼs claim for taxes. The above collection procedures do not apply to taxpayers which may be under a current US Bankruptcy plan. EDDIE H GOODWIN LT LAKESIDE DR 749110364106 $12.03 THEODORE PATE HENDERSONVILLE ST 749001190926 $657.27 JOCELYN F GOODWIN 415 RALEIGH ST 749109252202 $138.94 JEFFREY S PATRICK JR 1400 MCDONALD AVE 748101452715 $218.37 This 27th day of March, 2013 JOCELYN F GOODWIN 113 PINE ST 749109251382 $51.20 CHRISTOPHER T & TINA PEED 424 HIGH ST 749109159818 $243.60 Gail F. Wise MARVIN & ESTELL GOODWIN 532 CHARLOTTE ST 748112965169 $289.26 VAXTER O JR & CYNTHIA PEED 906 RICE ST 748119721407 $379.60 Tax Collector WALTER LEE GRAHAM 817 AUSTIN ST 748119623160 $464.65 GARY J & PATRICIA PEELE 306 MYTRLE AVE 748116832104 $226.82 ACTION INV/ K & J KIRVIN 337 PINE ST 749109165551 $370.72 DIANNE S GRANT 114 MINTURN AVE 748116847626 $ 14.89 ALEXANDER J PERAKIS 17 E HAMLET AVE 749113135756 $120.73 THOMASINA ADAMS 109 BRIDGES ST 748120924173 $24.64 CATHY JO B GREENE 102 ALEXANDER DR 748101259703 $457.25 H C & MILDRED PERRY 301 MAPLE ST 748115522931 $450.23 CHERISE ALLRED LT EDWARD ST VAC 749001098371 $23.03 QUEEN ESTER GRIFFIN LT DEERING ST 749001192698 $4.77 VIRGINIA GIBSON PHILLIPS 101 CRESTWOOD LANE 749001176315 $78.59 ALS RENTAL MGNT & ACCT 302 & 306 SPRING ST & HIGH ST 749109150500 $351.01 DONALD J GRIGGS 101 EDEN ST 748101273252 $323.61 ROBERT B PLEASANTS JR 502 ROLLINS AVE 748111662024 $301.46 MAMIE H ALSTON 714 LACKEY ST 748120825045 $632.57 ESTHER GRIGGS 117 MINTURN AVE 748116844684 $369.43 DORIS S POTTER 500 JAMES AVE 748101270667 $216.43 ROSENIA T ALSTON 502 OAKLAND AVE 749109178140 $61.67 HARRIET LYNN GRIGGS 708 RICE ST 748116736076 $268.57 MARTIN L PRESLAR 511 ENTWISTLE ST 748115742658 $432.10 ALFORENCE ANDERSON 109 ELLEN DR 748120901581 $362.56 HARRIET LYNN GRIGGS LT VAC RICE ST 748116736040 $34.33 KATHY PRIMUS 343 RALEIGH ST 749109159023 $240.76 PAULINE D AREY LT & MH PLUS ADDITION 749102567299 $192.65 SHELBY J GROOMS 400 BEELER AVE 748203105351 $307.43 ELIZABETH Y PULLEY 322 HIGH ST 749109158864 $201.69 MARGARET & DAVID ARON 302 HAMLET AVE 749109056206 $99.28 JIMMY R & LINDA D HALL 509 HYLAN AVE 748111660757 $220.94 ELIZABETH Y PULLEY 420 HIGH ST 749109158822 $292.62 MICHAEL W & LINDA S AUTEN 719 HENDERSON ST 748120728295 $745.58 SARAH L HANNA 114 RALEIGH ST 749113047270 $118.93 YVONNE L PULLEY 310 PINE ST 749109169205 $204.94 JAMES EDWARD BALDWIN 502 LACKEY ST 748116931022 $142.80 SARAH E HARRINGTON 403 CARR ST 749109271312 $472.72 PURA VIDA INVESTMENTS LLC LT VAC 3RD ST/HAMLET AVE 749118229305 $20.85 DONNA KAY BARNES 507 HAMLET AVE 748112969001 $342.68 MARGARET C HARRINGTON ET AL 216 BRUCE ST 749117009800 $190.46 DELORES QUICK LT & MH 83 14X60 749117104195 $11.13 WILLIAM J BARNHARDT 211 BATTLEY DAIRY RD 748103236249 $265.31 BERNICE HARRINGTON 344 RALEIGH ST 749113149799 $183.55 HALLIE JR & DELORES QUICK LT VAC PARKER ST 749117105063 $14.43 SYLVIA MOORE BATTLE 739 W HAMELT AVE 748112970457 $46.41 CHRISTINE HARRIS 504 BEELER AVE 748203106990 $490.01 JOHNNIE & ANNIE QUICK LOT MCARTHUR 749001089974 $3.85 DAVID C BELGRAVE 315 JAMES AVE 748101279905 $640.24 MARY MARTHA WARNOCK HAYES 203 ROLLINS AVE 748115648824 $423.59 NATALIE L QUICK 124 WEST AVE 749109159441 $298.97 TRINA BELL LT VAC OLD BʼVILLE RD 749117104689 $11.13 GLADA C HEARN 507 LACKEY ST 748116922898 $417.34 SHIRLEY K QUICK LT & DWG CHASMARY PK 748101356644 $494.41 JAMES BELTON LT BRIDGES ST 748120926298 $30.98 ELLIS B HICKS JR 716 JEFFERSON ST 748112861754 $445.33 STEVE & HELEN RABB 115 WEST AVE 749109158152 $196.74 MINNIE BENNETT 202 OAKHURST ST 749117025472 $300.85 CLYDE B HILDRETH 1709 HYLAN AVE 747102998327 $96.01 STEVEN M-HELEN RABB LT VAC CHARLOTTE ST 749113041811 $6.86 CHARLES E BISHOP 704 MINTURN AVE 748111772355 $574.05 COSETTE D HINES 206 MONROE AVE 749105078597 $133.06 STEVEN M-HELEN RABB LT & DWG WEST AVE 749109155643 $190.87 CARLYLE BLACHE 204 MONROE AVE 749105079522 $15.89 EDDIE L & PAMELA HINSON 603 OAKLAND AVE 749109174348 $312.84 STEVEN M & HELEN RABB 223 HAMLET AVE 749109054074 $487.39 MILDRED L BLACHE 315 HIGH ST 749109151643 $196.63 HOUSTON R HINSON ACRES VAC RIGGAN LD 748107697614 $80.21 STEVEN M-HELEN RABB LT & DWG CHARLOTTE ST 749113040773 $441.12 MILDRED L BLACHE LT VAC WILMINGTON ST 749109253843 $22.25 SHIRLEY W HOLLOMAN RALEIGH ST 3 LTS 749113242937 $249.68 STEVEN M & HELEN RABB LT&BLDGS 52,54,56,58 MAIN 748116938638 $611.29 MILDRED L BLACHE LT VAC 308 MONROE AVE 749105077986 $15.89 LINDA S HOLLON 1104 OAK AVE 748101450252 $174.07 STEVEN & HELEN RABB 34 W MAIN ST 749113030556 $587.56 THOMAS G BLACKSTOCK JR 403 OAKLAND AVE 749109168712 $130.82 CLAYTON HOLMES JR 114 FOURTH ST 749118311830 $395.73 STEVEN & HELEN RABB LT & BLDG MCDONALD AVE 748115644416 $296.67 THOMAS G BLACKSTOCK 120 WEST AVE 749109159375 $243.14 BOBBY LEWIS HOUSE LT & DWG DEERING ST 749001190686 $179.57 GARRY L RATLIFF JR LT VAC AURORIA HGTS 748002997078 $9.54 JOHN & ELLA BLAKELY EST LT VAC LACKEY ST 748120811633 $32.41 ELAINE HUCKABEE 110 3RD ST 749117214941 $170.69 DONOVAN R & DIANA E REID 514 CHARLOTTE ST 748112957907 $436.85 SHEILA D BLAKELY 401 MARLBORO ST 748112755399 $478.14 ELAINE HUCKABEE LT VAC 3RD ST 749117213856 $23.03 DELMAY DELORES REYES 101 BRANTLEY AVE 748203117957 $299.40 RAYMOND E III & LYNN BLAKE LTS OAK ST 748116736510 $69.54 AMRAN SALEH HUSSEIN ET AL 500 KING ST 749109076220 $979.67 ISADELL RICHARDS 708 LACKEY ST 748120825194 $234.95 RAYMOND E III & LYNN BLAKE 419 OAK ST 748116737525 $398.09 ALBERT L INGRAM LT VAC SEABOARD ST 749109178268 $15.89 ISADELL RICHARDS LTS LACKEY ST 748120827002 $24.86 RAYMOND E III & LYNN BLAKE 1120 RICE ST 748119517205 $1,130.73 ELLEN H INGRAM 712 WASHINGTON AVE 749105075606 $234.89 ARLANDO ROBINSON 215 PINE ST 749109159727 $233.46 LEROY BLOOMFIELD 507 HIGH ST 749109169186 $174.91 ELLEN H INGRAM 718 WASHINGTON AVE 749105074776 $268.38 ELIZABETH ROBINSON 524 CHARLOTTE ST 748112966067 $152.36 CHERYL BLUE LT VAC ABERDEEN ST 749109179178 $17.87 GEORGE M & NANCY INGRAM 737 SPRING ST 748108975635 $201.66 FAYE D & ANDREA D ROBINSON 205 MONROE AVE 749109077414 $76.00 HAROLD BLUE 102 ELLEN DR 748120809457 $478.58 GERALENE T INGRAM 207 HERMAN ST 748002893903 $103.38 KEITH S ROBINSON LT CAMPBELL AVE 749105172975 $53.04 GREGORY BONDS ET AL LT WEST AVE VAC 749109164246 $17.19 DEMETRIUS JACKSON 716 LACKEY ST 748120815928 $20.43 MARGARET K ROBINSON 303 OAKLAND AVE 749109260354 $205.21 RONALD L BOWEN LT 212 PINE ST 749109251833 $15.34 JESSE EDWARD JACOBS ACRES VAC 748001396964 $98.96 MARGARET K ROBINSON LT VAC 307 OAKLAND AVE 749109260410 $35.03 BETTY JO BOWLER 311 OAK AVE 748116833208 $454.53 RONALD & BRENDA JENNINGS 213 HENDERSONVILLE ST 749117103573 $474.87 MINNIE LEE ROBINSON LTS SAL RWY 748120922400 $14.26 THERESA B BOWMAN 412 MAIN ST 748116844482 $184.77 ANNE T JOHNSON 538 MAIN ST 748116748648 $324.67 THELMA B SCOTT 202 MONROE AVE 749109079417 $53.82 MARGARET GRACE BOYD VAC LT CITY LAKE 749114431538 $25.73 CARL & BETTY H JONES 425 SPRING ST 749109064037 $320.27 BENNY S & LINDA SHARPE LT & BLDG COLUMBIA/LACKEY 748120827336 $31.93 MARGARET GRACE BOYD VAC LT 13 FOURTH ST 749118219811 $25.87 CARL & BETTY JONES 421 SPRING ST 749109064053 $30.82 DONNA,ROGER SIMS 638 CHARLOTTE ST 748112970211 $320.91 CECELIA P BREEDEN LT AURORA HTS 749001197184 $34.97 CURTIS JONES 505 SEABOARD ST 749109170018 $256.25 SUZETTE SIMS 123 EDWARDS ST 749001191143 $236.19 DEBRA L & LINDA BREEDEN 135 MCARTHUR ST 749001086778 $224.80 GEORGE H & DELOIS F JONES LTS PINE HILL DEV VAC 749001174747 $7.44 CAROL ANN & STEVE SMITH 105 MCDONALD LN 748112870057 $400.56 CHARLES E BRISTOW 304 BROOKS DR 748002894523 $255.07 VESTER Y JONES PT ACRE 748120802439 $13.78 CLYDE H & DOROTHY SMITH 519 FREEMAN MILL RD 748103102654 $817.19 WILLIE H BRISTOW 510 CHARLOTTE ST 748112957933 $243.55 JOHNNIE HARLEY JORDAN III 103 KINDALE AVE 748203102103 $556.94 DAVID LEON SMITH SR 208 WEST AVE 749109158547 $190.22 WILLIAM VANCE BROOKS 211 PINE ST 749109159751 $196.79 EVERETT LEE KELLY JR 105 KINDALE 748203101233 $876.80 DONNA MARIE SMITH 401 THIRD ST 749114321834 $244.73 ARNOLD A BROWN 117 SPRING ST 749113141746 $659.95 HAZELINE KINDELL 103 GIN MILL RD 748120816052 $367.88 GEORGE & VIRGINIA SMITH 309 SCOTLAND AVE 748115732489 $467.59 ARNOLD A BROWN 314 SPRING ST 749109058694 $327.92 BERDELLA W KIRKLEY 103 MCDONALD LN 748112860999 $340.28 HERBERT F & BETTY SMITH 602 CHERAW RD 748103214473 $157.10 ARNOLD A BROWN 339 HIGH ST 749109153733 $284.88 EUGENE H KIRKLEY 902 JEFFERSON ST 748112778201 $250.55 HERBERT F & BETTY SMITH AC & D WIDE 748103214654 $290.91 BERNICE BROWN 204 LOUIS BREEDEN BLVD 749117108602 $259.06 SALLY & EUGENE KIRKLEY 602 JEFFERSON ST 748112864067 $166.17 JACKIE SMITH 519 FREEMAN MILL RD 748103005495 $232.58 WILLIAM JR & BERNICE BROWN LT VAC HWY 38 749001198890 $34.06 WILLIAM H KNOTTS JR 540 CHARLOTTE ST 748112965218 $252.85 JERRY W & AUDREY SMITH 104 PLYMOUTH CIRCLE 748101099683 $381.30 BERTHA BROWN 115 FIELDCREST LN 748101260074 $325.22 WILLIAM H KNOTTS SR ET AL LT VAC BRIDGES ST 749113134286 $48.06 JOSEPH ALEXANDER SMITH 104 WILSHIRE AVE 748101096788 $412.86 JASON & MELODY BRUCE LOT VAC CRESTFIELD SUB 748101260887 $81.01 WILLIAM H KNOTTS SR ET AL LT&FUNERAL HM-BRIDGES ST 749113134356 $385.12 LLOYD SMITH 106 PLYMOUTH CIRCLE 748101099600 $362.70 JENNIE & LEOLA G BRUCE 208 BRUCE ST 749117100909 $344.41 WILLIAM H KNOTTS II 314 BRIDGES ST 749113135431 $580.79 PHYLLIS C SMITH 203 CHARLOTTE ST 749113041499 $282.20 JOHN MARK CAMPBELL 519 CHAMPLAIN ST 748116829806 $212.81 MICAH ROGER KOHL 103 PLYMOUTH CIRCLE 748101190413 $36.37 QUEEN G SMITH 203 ALLEY ST 748120921457 $77.09 YVONNE ADAMS CAREY LT CHARLOTTE ST 748112963607 $17.00 JERRY D LAMONT 1505 MCDONALD AVE 748101266021 $ 36.32 TANYA H SMITH 402 BUTTERCUP DR 748120807983 $421.19 ROBERT L & ROSE CAROTHERS 415 LACKEY ST 748116934274 $232.55 PORTIA LANIER 523 SPRING ST 749109062347 $164.48 WHITEFORD SMITH D-WIDE 74900129075701 $367.98 WILL CEDRIC CARR III 203 WILLOW LN 749001180008 $622.84 ANGELA M LAWSON 506 OAKLAND AVE 749109177199 $183.32 STEPHEN & CHRISTINA C SNEAD 9 MCDONALD AVE 748116939128 $601.91 SHIRLEY CHANCE 321 MCDONALD AVE 748116834708 $690.77 THELMA LEAK 400 OAKLAND AVE 749109260708 $223.95 SOUDER ENTERPRISES LLC HAMLET LAKE CRT 749110462408 $817.31 CHARLES H CHAPMAN LT & DWG MONROE AVE 749105076810 $163.36 DONALD CHARLES LEDBETTER 549 MCDONALD AVE 748115741288 $291.35 JUDY R STAGG ET AL VAC LOT RALEIGH ST 749109159075 $17.91 CHARLES H CHAPMAN 300 MONROE AVE 749105078745 $449.30 MARY LEGRANDE EST LT VAC REAR HʼVILLE 749117005312 $17.30 SHIRLEY R STANDRIDGE LT VAC MCDONALD AVE 748101265555 $55.31 CHARLES H CHAPMAN LT MONROE AVE 749109077187 $211.30 JOSEPH PATCHES LEGRAND LT VAC HENDERSONVILLE ST 749001094486 $19.07 MAMIE STARK ET AL 9 WILLIAMS ST 748108878792 $14.04 CHARLES CHAPMAN LT & DWG PINE ST 749105079789 $185.66 JOSEPH PATCHES LEGRAND AC VAC EDWARDS ST 749001091779 $76.98 BOBBY C-LEATHA STEEN 635 CHERAW RD 748103203465 $279.57 VICKIE CLAYTON LTS VAC AURORA HTS 749001191887 $22.34 LOUISE MCNEILL LEGRAND ACRES VAC EDWARDS ST 748002996651 $34.79 DIANE W STEWART 11 E HAMLET AVE 749113134896 $179.44 VICKIE CLAYTON LTS VAC AURORA HTS 7490011916360 $9.54 LOUISE MCNEILL LEGRAND LT VAC HENDERSONVILLE ST 749117003112 $27.70 LARRY E & KAREN H STOGNER LT VAC 748108798712 $9.06 VICKIE CLAYTON LT VAC AURORO HTS 749001192668 $4.77 MILDRED LILES 709 HENDERSON ST 748120820357 $391.32 LARRY E & KAREN STOGNER 934 CIRCLEWOOD DR 748108799505 $560.30 CMB PROPERTY VENTURES LLC 402 HENDERSONVILLE ST 749001095588 $180.13 CHARLES R LITTLE LT&DWG 101 SPEAR ST 748116924737 $266.28 WILLIAM HENRY STREETER 111 FIELDCREST LN 748101261217 $426.65 COOPADUST PROPERTIES INC 614 JEFFERSON ST 748112863323 $424.69 CHARLES LITTLE LT VAC BENNETT LAND 748116924772 $25.61 MARIE ANNETTE LAVOIE STROM 516 MCDONALD AVE 748116746360 $228.19 J A COVINGTON 324 KENT ST 749109150822 $24.39 CORA LIVINGSTON 112 PARKER ST 749117103200 $62.53 DALE R STRONG VAC LOT 120 MAIN ST 749113026750 $26.24 JONATHAN L COWAN 611 JEFFERSON ST 748112862105 $552.68 RANDALL & LISA LOCKEY 501 HYLAN AVE 748111662565 $312.21 DALE & CAROLINE STRONG LT VAC 749117120376 $4.45 LEROY & CHRISTA COX LT VAC EDWARD ST 749001192361 $19.07 JOHN W & DAWN LOCKLEAR 718 HENDERSON ST 748120727452 $684.95 DALE & CAROLINE STRONG LT VAC 749117029474 $4.45 HERMAN CRANK LT & MH 749001098891 $30.88 DENNIS J & SALLY LOFTUS 8 RALEIGH ST 748116939945 $347.94 DALE STRONG LT VAC LTS 37,38 749001197844 $9.54 RUZZIE CRANK LT HENDERSONVILLE 121,122 749001098779 $330.66 SANDRA LOVELY & HENRY F 122 OLD BʼVILLE RD 749117106301 $196.68 DALE STRONG LT VAC LTS 2,3 MAIN 749113028546 $9.54 RICHARD S CRAVEN 314 OAK AVE 748116833544 $5.19 DAVID & ROSE LUCAS 516 PINE ST 749109174014 $185.39 DALE STRONG LTS VAC MAIN ST 749117029418 $10.24 DEREK G CRAWFORD HWY 74 & 15 WILLIAMS ST 748108970745 $1,867.31 JULIA LUCAS LT OAKLAND AVE 749109176074 $7.02 DALE & DONALD S STRONG LT E MAIN ST 749113025782 $12.54 JAMES H & ANNIE CRAWFORD LOT VAC DEERING ST 749001196428 $19.07 PATENA RICH LUKE 707 JEFFERSON ST 748112860373 $475.93 DALE STRONG LT VAC AURORA HTS 749001197769 $9.54 SADIE W CRAWFORD 203 WILLOW LN 749001180229 $367.25 BRYAN W MACK 584 CHERAW RD 748103215861 $242.75 EARL V STRONG 126 E MAIN ST 749113027625 $94.64 SADIE W CRAWFORD LTS SEABOARD ST 749105178513 $14.30 CHARITY TERESA MACK 547 CHARLOTTE ST 748112962222 $240.23 JAMES M & MARY SUGGS 253 BOYD LAKE RD 749110463465 $217.32 J W & CLARICE CROMARTIE 310 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state USDA expanding program to fight rural poverty UNC panel suspends honor COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) to publicize the program charge over rape case — A federal program and reach out to poten- intended to reduce pov- tial applicants. One of erty and improve life in the areas Vilsack visited RALEIGH (AP) — The Attorney Clay Turner also had “I think that given the amount rural areas through better Tuesday was Bamberg University of North Carolina at asked Thorp to dismiss the honor of controversy and Ms. Gambill’s access to federal funding County, home to South Chapel Hill’s student-led honor system charge against Gambill, complaint that it was probably a is expanding to six states, Carolina’s fourth-highest system has agreed to suspend who he said wouldn’t participate reasoned decision,” he said, reit- officials said Tuesday. unemployment, at 15.3 proceedings against a sopho- in those proceedings. erating that the university played Secretary of Agriculture percent. more it accuses of intimidating “I’ve spoken with my client, no role in his client’s decision a man she says sexually assaulted who is pleased that the university to file a report with the honor Tom Vilsack traveled “Oftentimes, people fail her, the school’s chancellor said has taken this step,” Turner said court. to South Carolina to to realize that 90 percent Tuesday. Tuesday. “And we think it’s a first “I believe once this matter announce the expansion of of persistent poor coun- In an interview with The step in the right direction.” has been investigated that the the so-called StrikeForce ties are located in rural Associated Press, Chancellor A school spokeswoman has student disciplinary process will initiative, which already areas,” Vilsack said dur- Holden Thorp said the honor said previously that university continue,” he said. operates in 10 states. The ing a later stop at the court charges were on hold while administrators don’t encourage In an open letter to students, program will now also be Statehouse in Columbia. a separate federal investigation or prevent charges from being faculty and staff, Thorp said he available in the Carolinas, The money has already proceeds. filed in the honor court. had asked the student attorney the Dakotas, Alabama and helped Larry Harris, School officials decided “the However, Turner said in the general to suspend the honor Virginia. who has operated a small cases couldn’t move at the same Monday letter that the Instrument court proceedings. “For several The goal of StrikeForce farm in South Carolina’s time,” he said. “They had to be of Student Judicial Governance, weeks, the university has grap- is to help farmers, food Sumter County for about done in sequence.” or honor code, says the chancel- pled with how to best respond producers and other 15 years. Harris says he Landen Gambill, 19, hasn’t lor is solely responsible for all to a public claim of retaliation businesses get access to used to farm row crops named the man she says attacked matters of student discipline. against the university while money for projects such such as soybeans and her, but has described how they Thorp agreed that he has the maintaining the autonomy and as new wells, green- corn but, several years know each other. Her attorney authority to drop the charges integrity of our honor court pro- houses, community gar- ago, learned of a USDA- said Monday he had filed a com- without the consent of the honor ceedings and the privacy of the dens, kitchen space, and funded program that plaint with the Office for Civil court, but he’s not aware that’s individuals,” Thorp wrote. summer meals for low- could help him build a Rights in the U.S. Department of ever happened. “Recognizing the potential income school children. well to irrigate more prof- Education, accusing the univer- “Given how important our conflicts that may exist by allow- The money is often hard itable specialty vegetable sity of retaliating against Gambill tradition of a student-run honor ing both processes to continue, to access due to compli- crops. Harris is bound by in part for her public criticisms of court is, I’d be very, very hesitant we have asked the student attor- cated grant applications, a contract with USDA to the way the school treats sexual to do that,” he said. “I just asked ney general to suspend the honor requirements for match- use the well for irrigation violence survivors. them to hold off while we work court proceeding, pending an ing funds, and limited for three years. After that, She was accused of creating an through the Title IX part of this external review of these allega- staffing. he can use the well as he intimidating environment for the process.” tions of retaliation,” he wrote. The USDA uses U.S. sees fit. man she says raped her. A univer- John Gresham, the attorney for “The university takes all alle- Census data to find areas Other small farmers sity hearings board earlier cleared the man whom Gambill accused, gations of retaliation seriously, with poverty rates high- from neighboring coun- him of sexual assault charges but said he agreed with the decision whether against an individual or er than 20 percent. The ties have come to see his found him guilty of harassing her. to suspend the honor court pro- an institution, and this allegation agency then works with setup and get ideas for He faces no criminal charges. ceedings. is no exception. local officials and commu- their own projects, Harris nity-based organizations said. NC Senate panel backs execution rule changes RALEIGH (AP) — A R-New Hanover, told the attorneys, said the law had Senate judiciary panel panel. “We have a number the effect of delaying the on Tuesday approved a of families that continue to death penalty by clogging WEDNESDAY IS SENIOR DAY! 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Nation North Dakota governor approves 6-week abortion ban BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) is a direct challenge to a vaginal ultrasound, anti-abortion Legislation — Gov. Jack Dalrymple the U.S. Supreme Court’s but Arkansas lawmak- this year. North Dakota signed legislation 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling ers balked at requiring lawmakers moved last Tuesday that that would that legalized abortion up women seeking abortions week to outlaw abortion make North Dakota the until a fetus is considered to have the more invasive in the state by passing nation’s most restrictive viable, usually at 22 to 24 imaging technique. a resolution defining life state on abortion rights, weeks. North Dakota’s legisla- as starting at concep- banning the procedure if “Although the likeli- tion doesn’t specify how tion, essentially banning a fetal heartbeat can be hood of this measure a fetal heartbeat would abortion in the state. detected — something surviving a court chal- be detected. Doctors per- The measure is likely to that can happen as early lenge remains in ques- forming an abortion after come before voters in as six weeks into a preg- tion, this bill is neverthe- a heartbeat is detected November 2014. nancy. less a legitimate attempt could face a felony charge Representatives The Republican gov- by a state legislature punishable by up to five also endorsed another ernor also signed into to discover the bound- years in prison and a anti-abortion bills last law another measure aries of Roe v. Wade,” $5,000 fine. Women hav- week that is awaiting that would makes North Dalrymple said. “Because ing an abortion would not Dalrymple’s signature. It Dakota the first to ban the U.S. Supreme Court Associated Press face charges. would ban abortions after abortions based on genet- has allowed state restric- In this 2012 photo North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple speaks in The legislation to ban 20 weeks of pregnancy ic defects such as Down tions on the performing Bismarck, N.D. Dalrymple signed legislation Tuesday that would abortions based on genet- based on the disputed syndrome, and a measure of abortions and because make North Dakota the nation’s most restrictive state on abor- ic defects also would premise that fetuses feel that requires a doctor the Supreme Court has tion rights, banning the procedure if a fetal heartbeat can be ban abortion based on pain at that point. who performs abortions never considered this detected — something that can happen as early as six weeks into gender selection. The Dalrymple said the to be a physician with precise restriction ... the a pregnancy. Guttmacher Institute, measure requiring abor- hospital-admitting privi- constitutionality of this which tracks abortion tion doctors to have hos- leges. measure is an open ques- “should appropriate dol- be detected using an laws throughout the coun- pital-admitting privileges The measures, which tion.” lars for a litigation fund” abdominal ultrasound. try, says Pennsylvania, also likely will be chal- would take effect Aug. Abortion-rights advo- before the session ends in That ban is scheduled to Arizona and Oklahoma lenged in court. 1, are fueled in part by cates have promised a early May. take effect 90 days after also have laws outlawing “Nevertheless, it is a an attempt to close the legal fight that they say Arkansas passed a the Arkansas Legislature abortion based on gender legitimate and new ques- state’s sole abortion clin- will be long, costly and 12-week ban earlier this adjourns. selection. tion for the courts regard- ic in Fargo. Dalrymple, in unwinnable for the state. month that prohibits A fetal heartbeat can The Republican-led ing a precise restriction a statement, said the so- Dalrymple’s statement most abortions when generally be detected ear- North Dakota Legislature on doctors who perform called fetal heartbeat bill said the Legislature a fetal heartbeat can lier in a pregnancy using has endorsed a spate of abortions,” he said. $338M lottery winner feels ‘pure joy,’ uncertainty LAWRENCEVILLE, Lottery officials said would spend the money. When she got the call N.J. (AP) — The New Quezada had decided to He was asked questions from him Monday, his Jersey man who won the accept the winnings in in Spanish and English wife of nine years said: “I $338 million Powerball lot- the form of a lump-sum and answered all the ques- had no words. ... My heart tery says he felt “pure joy” payment worth $221 mil- tions in Spanish, with a wanted to come out of my at winning the huge jack- lion, or about $152 mil- translator standing next chest.” pot, but he has no idea yet lion after taxes. It’s the to him. “All I can say is I feel what he will do with the fourth-largest jackpot in When he realized he had very happy that God money — except maybe Powerball history. won, he said, “I felt pure has blessed us with this buy a car, to cut down on He showed up late joy, just happiness.” prize,” said Ines, who is mileage on his feet. Monday at the liquor store Up until last year, from Tlaxcala, Mexico. Dominican immigrant in Passaic where he pur- Quezada had worked The largest Powerball Pedro Quezada, 45, chased the ticket to see 15-hour days at a bodega jackpot ever came in appeared at New Jersey if he had the winner. The in his adopted hometown at $587.5 million in lottery headquarters Associated Press Pedro Quezada, the winner of the Powerball jackpot, talks to the ticket was validated at of Passaic, in northern November. Nebraska still Tuesday to officially claim 4:17 p.m., giving him less New Jersey. His son now holds the record for the the prize with his wife, media during a news conference at the New Jersey Lottery headquarters Tuesday in Lawrenceville, N.J. Quezada , 44, won the $338 than 24 hours to weigh runs the small grocery. largest Powerball jackpot Ines. Both came in jeans, million jackpot with the winning ticket he purchased at Eagle his future as a multimil- He said his bodega days won on a single ticket — accompanied by his four Liquors store in Passaic, N.J. lionaire before appearing are over, and given all the $365 million — by eight brothers and two neph- at the news conference, money he won, he doesn’t workers at a Lincoln meat- ews. years ago, said his mind of any uses, he said he where he was peppered plan to let his son keep packing plant in February The former bodega is not clear enough yet to could use a good car. with questions about he working there, either. 2006. owner-operator, who came figure out how he will use Asked what kind of car to the United States from the money. he has now, he said, “My the city of Jarabacoa 26 Asked if he could think feet.” Congratulations!

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nation Court could avoid ruling on gay marriage ban WASHINGTON (AP) — where. by the supporters and by the main point that when states thing.” The Supreme Court suggested Kennedy said he feared the Obama administration, which offer same-sex couples civil Charles Cooper, represent- Tuesday it could find a way out court would go into “uncharted is in favor of same-sex mar- union rights of marriage, as ing the people who helped get of the case over California’s ban waters” if it embraced argu- riage rights. California and eight other Proposition 8 on the ballot, on same-sex marriage without ments advanced by gay mar- Kennedy made clear he did states do, they also must allow ran into similar resistance over issuing a major national rul- riage supporters. But lawyer not like the rationale of the marriage. The other states are: his argument that the court ing on whether America’s gays Theodore Olson, representing federal appeals court that Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, should uphold the ban as a have a right to marry. two same-sex couples, said that struck down Proposition 8, the Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, valid expression of the people’s Several justices, including the court similarly ventured California ban, even though it Oregon and Rhode Island. will and let the vigorous politi- some liberals who seemed open into the unknown in 1967 when cited earlier opinions in favor Justice Samuel Alito cal debate over gay marriage to gay marriage, raised doubts it struck down bans on interra- of gay rights that Kennedy described gay marriage as continue. during a riveting 80-minute cial marriage in 16 states. wrote. newer than such rapidly chang- Here, Kennedy suggested argument that the case should Kennedy challenged the That appeals court ruling ing technological advances as that Cooper’s argument did even be before them. And accuracy of that comment by applied only to California, cellphones and the Internet, not take account of the esti- Justice Anthony Kennedy, the noting that other countries had where same-sex couples briefly and appeared to advocate a mated 40,000 children who potentially decisive vote on a had interracial marriages for had the right to marry before more cautious approach to the have same-sex parents. “The closely divided court, suggest- hundreds of years. voters adopted a constitutional issue. voices of these children are ed that the court could dismiss There was no majority appar- amendment in November 2008 “You want us to assess the important, don’t you think?” it with no ruling at all. ent for any particular outcome that defined marriage as the effect of same-sex marriage,” Kennedy said. Such an outcome would and many doubts expressed union of a man and a woman. Alito said to Solicitor General If the court is to find the almost certainly allow gay mar- about the arguments advanced Several members of the Donald Verrilli. “It may turn exit without making a decision riages to resume in California by lawyers for the opponents court also were troubled by out to be a good thing. It may about gay marriage, it has two but would have no impact else- of gay marriage in California, the Obama administration’s turn out to be not a good basic options.

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Middle-class households The administration will be able to purchase ‘06 Nissan Pathfinder+SE ‘11 Buick+Regal ‘12 Chevy Captiva ‘04 Cadillac SRX questions the design of the subsidized private insur- $13,988* or $235/mo.* $19,988* or $287/mo.* $18,988* or+$272/mo.* $9,988* study, saying it focused ance in new marketplaces, only on one piece of the while low-income people puzzle and ignored cost will be steered to Medicaid relief strategies in the law and other safety net pro- such as tax credits to help grams. States are free to people afford premiums accept or reject a Medicaid and special payments to expansion also offered #1047 #3-1009A #1029C #1016 insurers who attract an under the law. outsize share of the sick. 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While the petition in new state insur- nation has been enjoying a ance markets that will go lull in health care inflation live on Oct. 1, administra- the past few years, even tion officials said. some former administra- “It’s misleading to look tion advisers say a new at only some of the provi- round of cost-curbing leg- #1022 #1034A #3-4112A #9935 sions of the law because, islation will be needed. ‘10 Cadillac SRX ‘05 BMW 330Ci ‘08 Buick Enclave ‘09 Toyota Camry LE taken together, the law will Bohn said the study $29,988* or $438/mo* $12,988* $20,988* or $299/mo* $12,988* or $212/mo.* reduce costs,” said Health overall presents a mixed and Human Services picture. spokeswoman Erin Shields Millions of now-unin- Britt. sured people will be cov- Credit Problems are NO PROBLEM! But a prominent nation- ered as the market for *Tax, Tag and Title not included. 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Shawn Stinson Sports editor ROCKINGHAM — Richmond coach Wendy Wallace had to be remind- Reed Saxon | AP Photo ed when her team faced Denny Hamlin suffered an L1 compression fracture in his lower Anson because since then, back after a last-lap accident following contact with Joey Logano. the Raiders have been on a tear. Since the 4-2 loss on March 11, Richmond has NASCAR: No penalties won four straight games, outscoring the opposition 43-6. The Raiders are 7-2 on the season and after Fontana scuffle 3-0 in the Southeastern Conference with a battle CHARLOTTE (AP) — to indicate Logano or for first place on the line NASCAR chairman Brian Hamlin were trying to Thursday at home against France said Tuesday intentionally wreck each Scotland. that the contact between other as they raced for the “We’ve played great Joey Logano and Denny win. In addition, NASCAR defense and our pitch- Hamlin as they battled for officials have given no ing has held up,” Wallace the win at California over thought to policing block- said. “The biggest thing the weekend was just the ing, which is what Logano is we are getting 10 to 12 kind of throwback racing did to Stewart on the final hits a game. We had seven he expects out of his driv- restart to trigger the post- against Anson and we ers and the new Gen-6 race confrontation. lost. Ever since the Anson car. “There are no conver- game we have been hit- “I have said repeat- sations internally inside ting the ball really well.” edly, every minute, that of NASCAR to look at In its 11-2 win over contact, especially late in blocking as a violation or Hoke County, Richmond the race when you are a penalty as some other recorded 19 hits. Four going for a win, that’s not forms of motorsports do,” days later, the Raiders only going to happen — Sprint Cup Series direc- notched 16 in an 11-1 that’s expected,” France tor John Darby said. “As road win at Purnell said in a telephone inter- good as the racing has Swett. Against both view with The Associated been, as exciting as it’s Press. “Both of them West Montgomery and been, I don’t know that did exactly what I think Lumberton, Richmond we need to jump in the you would do when you had 13 hits. middle and screw it up.” really, really want to win. “In our early wins, we Stewart parked his car Getting some contact, scored early and then near Logano’s and angri- trying to race extra hard ly approached him after tapered off. Now we are to win the race, that’s Sunday’s race at Auto Club See RAIDERS | 2B what we’re about.” Speedway in Fontana. NASCAR said it won’t penalize Tony Stewart There was some shoving, for scuffling with Logano but crew members inter- Shawn Stinson | Daily Journal vened before any punches ABOVE, Richmond Senior shortstop Ashton Davenport has six hits in her last 10 at-bats. INSET, Hunter Parks has slugged a team- after the race, and series leading four home runs for Richmond Senior this season. officials saw nothing See SCUFFLE | 5B Hudson looks sharp in final tuneup LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) spring with a 3.90 ERA, about run support. tion and that Drew Smyly — Tim Hudson is ready to but said he feels fine and “We’re going to be would start the season in start on opening day for is excited about the new- tough to beat this year,” the bullpen. the Atlanta Braves. look Braves offense that Hudson said. “This team Both had rocky stretch- Hudson made his final features B.J. Upton and is going to put up a lot of es this spring, but Leyland start of spring training in Justin Upton. runs.” said Porcello earned the a 6-5 win over the Detroit Hudson is also looking “We are going to be spot at the back of the Tigers on Tuesday. Hudson forward to knowing that tough from the top to rotation. Leyland also allowed one earned run in the speedy Upton broth- the bottom of the order,” announced that versatile four innings. ers, along with Jason Hudson said. “You might infielder/outfielder Matt It will be his third open- Heyward should be able even see a lot of produc- Tuiasosopo earned a spot. ing day start for Atlanta. to track down plenty of tion from the nine slot.” A right-handed hitter, The Braves open at home fly balls. Gonzalez has no doubts he will split time with “I feel fine and I have about Hudson and start of on Monday against the Andy Dirks, and possibly, Philadelphia Phillies. been progressing since the the regular season. Quintin Berry in left field. The Braves’ staff had first day,” said Hudson, “Hudson is fine,” a bit of a setback when who was 16-7 with a 3.62 Gonzalez said. “He’s ready The Braves scored the Jonny Venters pulled him- ERA for the Braves last and he’s as ready as he winning run in the top of self from the game in the season. “I could still be needs to be. He’s fine and the ninth inning on a home sixth inning with what better, but I made some ready for opening day.” run by Juan Francisco off was called a sprained left good pitches today and I Shawn Hill started Brayan Villarreal. Ramiro elbow. am right on track.” for Detroit and allowed Pena also homered for the Braves manager Fredi With the new bats in two runs in five innings Braves and Matt Pagnozzi Gonzalez said Venters, the Braves’ lineup, and the and was sent to Triple-A had two hits. who pitched in 66 games addition of All-Star catch- Toledo after the game. Don Kelly went 4 for 4 last season as a set-up er Brian McCann after he The Tigers said before with two doubles and a David J. Phillip|AP Photo man, is considered day to recovers from right shoul- to the game that Rick homer for the Tigers and Atlanta Braves pitcher Tim Hudson allowed one earned run over day. der surgery, Hudson said Porcello captured the final Torii Hunter had a pair four innings in a 6-5 win over the Detroit Tigers. Hudson ended the he won’t have to worry spot in the Tigers’ rota- of hits.

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BRIEFS Church softball league sets first meeting THE SCOREBOARDCall in your scores: 997-3111, ext. 44 • Fax your scores: 997-4321 The Richmond County Church Softball League will e-mail your scores: [email protected] have its first meeting 7 p.m. April 8 at Freedom Baptist Church on U.S. Highway 1. Any church interested in having a team this season must have a representa- tive at the meeting, which will discuss balls, bats and Regional Semifinals Saturday, March 30 17. Aric Almirola, 125. Friday, March 29 Semifinal winners, TBA 18. Jeff Gordon, 123. schedules. For information, contact Dale Denson at NCAA 19. Martin Truex Jr., 122. At Cowboys Stadium FINAL FOUR 910-334-0588 or 910-997-3471. 20. Ryan Newman, 121. NCAA Tournament Glance Arlington, Texas At The Georgia Dome 21. Casey Mears, 118. Kansas (31-5) vs. Michigan (28-7), 7:37 p.m. The Associated Press Atlanta 22. Tony Stewart, 108. Spring registrations ongoing in Ellerbe All Times EDT Florida Gulf Coast (26-10) vs. Florida (28-7), National Semifinals 23. Marcos Ambrose, 107. The town of Ellerbe will accept signups for its youth FIRST ROUND 30 minutes following Saturday, April 6 24. Jeff Burton, 105. baseball and softball programs during its late registra- At UD Arena Regional Championship Midwest champion vs. West champion, 6 25. Mark Martin, 102. tion period which will run through Friday. Signups Dayton, Ohio Sunday, March 31 or 8:30 p.m. 26. J.J. Yeley, 92. Semifinal winners, TBA South champion vs. East champion, 6 or 27. A J Allmendinger, 92. will be accepted at the town office from 8 a.m. until Tuesday, March 19 28. Dave Blaney, 89. N.C. A&T 73, Liberty 72 MIDWEST REGIONAL 8:30 p.m. 5 p.m. The leagues are open to children 4 to 15 years 29. Danica Patrick, 87. Saint Mary’s (Cal) 67, Middle Tennessee 54 Second Round National Championship 30. Juan Pablo Montoya, 83. of age. The cost is $40. For information or if you are Wednesday, March 20 Thursday, March 21 Monday, April 8 31. Bobby Labonte, 82. interested in coaching, contact the town office at 910- James Madison 68, LIU Brooklyn 55 At Rupp Arena Semifinal winners, 9 p.m. 32. David Reutimann, 74. La Salle 80, Boise State 71 Lexington, Ky. 33. David Ragan, 74. 652-6251. EAST REGIONAL Louisville 79, N.C. A&T 48 34. David Gilliland, 64. Booster Club membership drive ongoing Second Round Colorado State 84, Missouri 72 RACING 35. David Stremme, 63. At The Palace of Auburn Hills 36. Travis Kvapil, 57. Memberships for the Richmond County Athletic Thursday, March 21 37. Michael McDowell, 40. At Rupp Arena Auburn Hills, Mich. Booster Club are currently on sale for $50. A member- Michigan State 65, Valparaiso 54 38. Landon Cassill, 39. Lexington, Ky. NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule 39. Terry Labonte, 37. ship provides admission into any Richmond Senior Memphis 54, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 52 Butler 68, Bucknell 56 By The Associated Press 40. Scott Speed, 32. athletic event except football and postseason contests. Marquette 59, Davidson 58 At HP Pavilion Through March 24 41. Michael Waltrip, 23. In addition, a membership includes a parking pass At HP Pavilion San Jose, Calif. April 7 — STP Gas Booster 500, Ridgeway, 42. Ken Schrader, 17. San Jose, Calif. Saint Louis 64, New Mexico State 44 Va. 43. Timmy Hill, 5. for football games and a Richmond County Athletic California 64, UNLV 61 Oregon 68, Oklahoma State 55 April 13 — NRA 500, Fort Worth, Texas 44. Scott Riggs, 4. Booster hat. Memberships are available to purchase Syracuse 81, Montana 34 Friday, March 22 April 21 — STP 400, Kansas City, Kan. at the high school, Medical Center Pharmacy, Family Friday, March 22 At Wells Fargo Center April 27 — Toyota Owners 400, Richmond, Pharmacy, Mabry’s Drug Store in Hamlet and Carolina At UD Arena Philadelphia Va. BASKETBALL Dayton, Ohio Duke 73, Albany (N.Y.) 61 May 5 — Aaron’s 499, Talladega, Ala. Farm Credit in Ellerbe. Creighton 67, Cincinnati 63 Temple 76, N.C. State 72 May 11 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, National Basketball Association Indiana 83, James Madison 62 Third Round Darlington, S.C. The Associated Press Hoops tourney set for Falling Creek At The Frank Erwin Center Saturday, March 23 May 18 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, All Times EST There will be a men’s basketball tournament at Austin, Texas At Rupp Arena N.C. EASTERN CONFERENCE Falling Creek Gymnasium April 27 to 28. The cost Miami 78, Pacific 49 Lexington, Ky. May 18 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, Atlantic Division is $200 per team with the winning squad receiving Illinois 57, Colorado 49 Louisville 82, Colorado State 56 Concord, N.C. W L Pct GB x-New York 43 26 .623 — May 26 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. $1,000. For more information, contact Jerome Ingram Third Round At The Palace of Auburn Hills x-Brooklyn 41 29 .586 2½ at 404-445-9426. Saturday, March 23 Auburn Hills, Mich. June 2 — Dover 400, Dover, Del. Boston 36 34 .514 7½ At Rupp Arena Michigan State 70, Memphis 48 June 9 — Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. Philadelphia 27 43 .386 16½ Lexington, Ky. At HP Pavilion June 16 — Quicken Loans 400, Brooklyn, Toronto 26 44 .371 17½ Track club looking for members Marquette 74, Butler 72 San Jose, Calif. Mich. Southeast Division The RC Pacesetters Track Club is accepting applica- At HP Pavilion Oregon 74, Saint Louis 57 June 23 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, W L Pct GB tions for runners. The club is open to boys and girls y-Miami 56 14 .800 — San Jose, Calif. Sunday, March 24 Calif. from 6 to 18 years of age. Practices are held from 5:30 Syracuse 66, California 60 June 29 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. Atlanta 39 32 .549 17½ At Wells Fargo Center Washington 26 44 .371 30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Richmond Senior High School. July 6 — Coke Zero 400 powered by Coca- Sunday, March 24 Philadelphia Orlando 18 53 .254 38½ The cost is $40 and parents or guardians should be a At UD Arena Duke 66, Creighton 50 Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. Charlotte 16 54 .229 40 Dayton, Ohio Regional Semifinals July 14 — New Hampshire 300, Loudon, Central Division copy of their child’s birth certificate. For information, Indiana 58, Temple 52 Friday, March 29 N.H. W L Pct GB contact Zina Parker at 910-461-1733 or Ida Malloy At The Frank Erwin Center At Lucas Oil Stadium July 28 — Crown Royal Presents The Your x-Indiana 44 27 .620 — at 910-334-1413. To receive a copy of an application, Austin, Texas Indianapolis Hero’s Name Here 400 at The Brickyard, Chicago 38 31 .551 5 Miami 63, Illinois 59 Louisville (31-5) vs. Oregon (28-8), 7:15 p.m. Indianapolis Milwaukee 34 35 .493 9 email Parker at [email protected]. Detroit 24 48 .333 20½ Duke (29-5) vs. Michigan State (27-8), 30 Aug. 4 — GoBowling.com 400, Long Pond, Regional Semifinals Cleveland 22 47 .319 21 minutes following Pa. Volleyball camp set for RSHS Thursday, March 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE Aug. 11 — Cheez-It 355 at The Glen, Richmond Senior volleyball coach Shellie Wimpey At The Verizon Center Regional Championship Southwest Division Washington Sunday, March 31 Watkins Glen, N.Y. W L Pct GB will hold a volleyball camp for rising sixth- through Miami (29-6) vs. Marquette (25-8), 7:15 p.m. Semifinal winners, TBA Aug. 18 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, x-San Antonio 53 17 .757 — eighth-grade girls. The camp is scheduled for 9 a.m. Indiana (29-6) vs. Syracuse (28-9), 30 min- WEST REGIONAL Mich. x-Memphis 47 23 .671 6 to noon June 17 to 19 at the school. The cost is $50, utes following Second Round Aug. 24 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Houston 39 31 .557 14 Dallas 34 36 .486 19 which includes a T-shirt. For a copy of the application, Regional Championship Thursday, March 21 Tenn. New Orleans 25 46 .352 28½ Saturday, March 30 At EnergySolutions Arena Sep. 1 — AdvoCare 500 at Atlanta, visit Richmond Senior’s website, click on the athletics Northwest Division Semifinal winners, TBA Salt Lake City Hampton, Ga. tab to download the flyer. W L Pct GB SOUTH REGIONAL Wichita State 73, Pittsburgh 55 Sep. 7 — Federated Auto Parts 400, x-Oklahoma City 52 19 .732 — Second Round Gonzaga 64, Southern 58 Richmond, Va. x-Denver 49 23 .681 3½ Thursday, March 21 Arizona 81, Belmont 64 Sep. 15 — GEICO 400, Joliet, Ill. Utah 35 36 .493 17 At The Palace of Auburn Hills Harvard 68, New Mexico 62 Sep. 22 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. Portland 33 37 .471 18½ Auburn Hills, Mich. Friday, March 22 Sep. 29 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. Minnesota 25 44 .362 26 Michigan 71, South Dakota State 56 At UD Arena Oct. 6 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas Pacific Division VCU 88, Akron 42 City, Kan. W L Pct GB Dayton, Ohio x-L.A. Clippers 48 22 .686 — Ohio State 95, Iona 70 Friday, March 22 Oct. 12 — Bank of America 500, Concord, Golden State 41 31 .569 8 At Wells Fargo Center Iowa State 76, Notre Dame 58 N.C. L.A. Lakers 36 35 .507 12½ Philadelphia At The Sprint Center Oct. 20 — Camping World RV Sales 500, Sacramento 25 46 .352 23½ Florida Gulf Coast 78, Georgetown 68 Kansas City, Mo. Talladega, Ala. Phoenix 23 48 .324 25½ San Diego State 70, Oklahoma 55 Mississippi 57, Wisconsin 46 Oct. 27 — Goody’s Fast Relief 500, x-clinched playoff spot At The Sprint Center La Salle 63, Kansas State 61 Ridgeway, Va. y-clinched division Kansas City, Mo. Third Round Nov. 3 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas North Carolina 78, Villanova 71 Saturday, March 23 Nov. 10 — AdvoCare 500, Avondale, Ariz. Monday’s Games Kansas 64, Western Kentucky 57 At EnergySolutions Arena Nov. 17 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Indiana 100, Atlanta 94 At The Frank Erwin Center Salt Lake City Fla. Miami 108, Orlando 94 Austin, Texas Arizona 74, Harvard 51 x-non-points race Washington 107, Memphis 94 Florida 79, Northwestern State 47 Wichita State 76, Gonzaga 70 NASCAR Sprint Cup Points Leaders New Orleans 110, Denver 86 Minnesota 83, UCLA 63 Sunday, March 24 By The Associated Press Utah 107, Philadelphia 91 Third Round At UD Arena Through March 24 Golden State 109, L.A. Lakers 103 1. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 199. Saturday, March 23 Dayton, Ohio Tuesday’s Games Ohio State 78, Iowa State 75 2. Brad Keselowski, 187. New York 100, Boston 85 At The Palace of Auburn Hills 3. Jimmie Johnson, 183. Minnesota 105, Detroit 82 Auburn Hills, Mich. At The Sprint Center 4. Carl Edwards, 164. Michigan 78, VCU 53 Kansas City, Mo. 5. Greg Biffle, 164. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. Sunday, March 24 La Salle 76, Mississippi 74 6. Kyle Busch, 163. Wednesday’s Games At Wells Fargo Center Regional Semifinals 7. Kasey Kahne, 159. Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Philadelphia Thursday, March 28 8. Paul Menard, 154. Orlando at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Florida Gulf Coast 81, San Diego State 71 At The Staples Center 9. Joey Logano, 146. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 10. Denny Hamlin, 145. Atlanta at Toronto, 7 p.m. At The Sprint Center Los Angeles 11. Matt Kenseth, 141. Arizona (27-7) vs. Ohio State (28-7), 7:47 Memphis at New York, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City, Mo. 12. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 139. Kansas 70, North Carolina 58 p.m. 13. Kurt Busch, 137. Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. At The Frank Erwin Center Wichita State (28-8) vs. La Salle (24-9), 30 14. Clint Bowyer, 137. Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. Austin, Texas minutes following 15. Kevin Harvick, 130. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Florida 78, Minnesota 64 Regional Championship 16. Jamie McMurray, 125. L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 p.m.

Contributed Photo Ty Pruitte, of Hamlet, finished first in the NFAA Indoor National Archery Championship last weekend in Louisville, Ky. He Source: Collins interviews scored 300 with 59 Xs during both days of competition to take the title. The 16-year-old hopes to compete in Chula Vista, Calif. later this year to make the Junior Olympic team. for Northwestern job Raiders DURHAM (AP) — From page 1B Duke assistant Chris scoring runs in a lot more Richmond’s pitching staff Collins has interviewed innings,” Wallace said. has settled into a groove for the head coach open- “Plus, we are hitting with with Summer Jacobs, ing at Northwestern, a runners in scoring posi- Bowden and Parks split- person familiar with tion, even with two outs. ting time in the pitching the situation told The This year, we are having circle. Associated Press on multiple people get mul- Tuesday. In previous seasons, tiple hits. Last year, we Wallace has had a domi- The person said Collins had maybe one or two spoke with Northwestern nant ace on the roster with multiple hits.” — Maggie McKenzie and about the job on Monday. Leading the offensive That person spoke on Casey Snead. This year, charge for the Raiders are Wallace can and will call condition of anonymity Ashton Davenport, Cierra because Northwestern is on any of three to toe the Bowden, Hunter Parks rubber in a big game. not publicly discussing and Katie Satterfield. the hiring process. “I have never been Davenport is swinging a blessed to have three Collins, a native of hot bat, going 6 for 10 the Chicago suburb pitchers who are all doing in the last two games. a great job,” Wallace said. of Northbrook, Ill. — Bowden has upped her roughly 15 miles from the “I knew we would be good average to over .420 and pitching-wise, but they Northwestern campus in Parks has a team-high four have exceeded expecta- Evanston. He’s the son of home runs. Satterfield has tions. I’m very pleased.” Philadelphia 76ers coach Chuck Burton | AP Photo hit safely in seven of the Doug Collins. Former Duke player Chris Collins, left, returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach in 2000 and team’s nine contests. Sports editor Shawn Stinson can be The former Mr. was named associate head coach in 2008. It hasn’t been all about Basketball in Illinois was reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 14, or by the offense during the email at [email protected]. a star guard for Duke been a head coach, inter- he has three head coaches that work with them, all four-game winning streak. Follow him on Twitter @scgolfer. from 1993-96 and played viewed last year for the on his staff in Collins, the pro guys, will tell you overseas before start- job at Illinois State — his associate head coach the same thing.” ing a coaching career father’s alma mater — Steve Wojciechowski and Northwestern — which that included stints before withdrawing, say- Jeff Capel — the former has never appeared in the Wherever you are, we’re there. with WNBA’s Detroit ing it wasn’t the right fit. coach at Oklahoma and NCAA tournament — is 24/7. Shock and with Tommy The Redbirds ultimately Virginia Commonwealth. searching for a replace- Amaker’s staff at Seton hired Dan Muller from “I could lose any of my ment for Bill Carmody, Hall. Vanderbilt’s staff. guys at any time. I feel who was fired earlier this He joined Mike Speaking over the I have the best staff in month after going 192- Krzyzewski’s staff in weekend while the America, pro or college,” 210 in 13 seasons. His 2000 and was promoted Blue Devils were play- Krzyzewski said. Collins teams made four straight to associate head coach ing in Philadelphia for “will be great — all three National Invitation www.yourdailyjournal.com in 2008. the NCAA tournament, of those guys would be Tournament appearances Richmond County Daily Journal Collins, who has never Krzyzewski said he feels great, and all those guys from 2009-12. Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Comiwww.yourdailyjournal.comCs/Ent RichmondErtainm County Daily Journal,E Rockingham,nt N.C. Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Page 3B

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for HHH Your spending could spiral Wednesday, March 27, 2013: out of control without self-discipline. zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you will grow through Certain items might be too hard to handling negotiations and learning to pass up. Your creativity will emerge accept that others also can be right. as you try to find a different way to This process might be challenging get what you want without breaking at times, but your self-discipline will the bank. Your fiery side emerges strengthen and you’ll learn patience with a partner. Tonight: Plan on taking as a result. If you are single, the it easy. world is your oyster. You will meet the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) right person when you least expect it. HHHHH You are full of energy, If you are attached, the two of you will and seem to be the least affected by learn ways that allow both of you to the Full Moon. Your ability to step be right. LIBRA has the same issues in and make a situation work comes you do, but he or she makes different to the forefront. Unusual news from choices. someone at a distance could have The Stars Show the Kind of Day you pondering different possibilities. You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; Tonight: Whatever makes you happy. 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS ARIES (March 21-April 19) HH Much is going on behind the CONCEPTIS SUDOKU HHHH You have your hands full scenes. Every time you go off and try Bil Keane juggling different issues. Everyone to do something, it seems as if you hit by Dave Green has an opinion, and you seem to be some kind of complication. Don’t push the person who offers stability. Your to have your way. Do what you feel is resourcefulness finds ways to come necessary, and only that. You laugh, to an agreement with which nearly and someone will lighten up. Tonight: everyone is content. Tonight: Don’t Off on your own. lose your temper — take a walk SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) instead. HHH You see the value in nearly TAURUS (April 20-May 20) every suggestion or idea. The prob- HHH You have a lot of ground to lem is deciding which one to choose cover. Pressure builds, which creates when there is so much focus on more back-and-forth between you whose idea is right. Figure out what and someone else. You can’t sit on you want rather than what is most your anger much longer, as it is likely popular. Everything will work out. to emerge, no matter what you do. Tonight: Where friends are. Don’t allow others’ pressure to faze CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) you. Tonight: Relax at home. HHH Keep reaching out to some- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) one you care about, even though this HHHH You could feel pulled in two person often creates tension. A situa- different directions. Your awareness tion might force you to take the lead. of the different possibilities will help Keep smiling and remain upbeat. You DENNIS THE MENACE you decide. You might not get oth- could be surprised by what is going Hank Ketchum ers’ support for a decision, but follow on behind the scenes. Tonight: Could through on it anyway — you know go late. what is best for you. Tonight: Spice AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) up your life. HHHH You might want to detach, CANCER (June 21-July 22) as it could be difficult to come to an HH You are likely to feel the agreement with someone who is impact of today’s Full Moon. Lie low if determined to be right. Let different you can, as it will be more aggravat- opinions come forward without taking ing if you are out dealing with others. any of them personally; otherwise, A loved one decides that it’s his or communication could take on a nega- her way or the highway. Know when tive tone. Tonight: At a favorite spot. to pull back and not get involved in a PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) power struggle. Tonight: At home. HHHH Deal with someone’s need LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) to be in control. A power play is best HHH You could feel unusually left alone. On a superficial level, pressured by people seeking you out this person might win. On a deeper left and right. You might encounter level, however, victory will be yours. the unexpected with a loved one. A A friend suddenly could reverse partner suddenly could veer in a new direction or do something differently. direction. Avoid someone in your day- Tonight: Be a team. to-day life who often challenges you. Tonight: Talk up a storm. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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LEGALS 100 324 General RepairsRichmond County EDUCATION the Body 500 MERCHANDISE 900 1010 Bicycles 3005 Cemetery Plots 4010 Movers 6022 Entertainment 326 Health Politic 505 Business & Trade School 905 Antiques 1015 Boats/Accessories 3010 Commercial 4015 Rentals 6024 Food Services ANNOUNCEMENTS 200 328 Heating & Cooling 1020 Campers/RVs & Trailers 3015 Condominiums 4020 Sales 6026 Govnt./Federal Jobs 205 Birthday/Anniversary c/o Stephan 510 Instruction Futrell & Training 910 Appliances 330 Home Improvements 515 Lessons 915 Auctions 1025 Motorcycles 3020 For Sale by Owner 4025 Supplies 6028 Help Wanted-General 215 Lost & Found 332 Insurance 1030 Other 3025 Houses for Sale 4030 Want to Buy 6030 Law Enforcement 220 Memory/Thank You Vs. 520 Personal 920 Bargain Basement 334 Lawn Service 925 Collectibles 1035 Want to Buy 3030 Land (Acreage) RESORT PROPERTY 5000 6032 Maintenance/Domestic 225 Notices 336 Music/Dance/DramaSolomon E. 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HOUSING 4000 6018 Electrical/Plumbing NATIONWIDES 8000 415 Money orto Lend Court of Richmond County, 3000 4005 Lots 6020 Employment Agencies SERVICE DIR. 9000 322 Financial N.C., in the above entitled ac- 1005 ATVs LEGALS tion, I will LEGALSon the 8th day of Administrative / Professional Help Wanted General Help Wanted General Maintenance / Domestic April, 2013 at 10:30 AM at the Immediate opening for part- NOTICE OF ACTION front door of the Richmond PART TIME Animal Shelter MAINTENANCE time position with the Cheraw BEFORE THE BOARD OF County Courthouse in Rock- ADMINISTRATIVE Attendants/Kennel Techs MECHANIC NURSING ingham, N.C. offer for sell to SECRETARY Richmond County Govern- Chronicle. Customer service, Growing company seeks to IN RE: The license to practice the highest bidder for CASH, Richmond County Govern- ment is recruiting four full-time ad taking, assisting with editor- fill immediate opening for nursing of all right, title and interest that ment is seeking two Part Time and one part-time Animal Shel- ial duties. 30 hrs per week experienced maintenance Berkley Lyn Croft, L.P.N. Solomon E. Redish now has or Administrative Secretaries for ter Attendants/Kennel Techs. Monday-Friday. If interested, mechanic. At least 1 year 610 Foushee Street at any time at or after the dock- our Animal Shelter. These pos- These positions will be re- send resume to Susie Smith. industrial mechanical Rockingham, NC. 28379 eting of the judgment in the ac- itions will be responsible for quired to provide the proper [email protected] or experience required and & tion had in the following de- assisting the Shelter Director in care and housekeeping duties fax to 910-895-5971. electrical experience a plus. 120 Railroad Street scribed property, lying and be- the day to day activities of the needed to maintain a clean Must be available to work ing in, Richmond County, N.C. shelter operations, greeting and healthy environment for all Western Carolina Forklift, Inc. Rockingham, NC 28379 is looking for EXPERIENCED any shift. This position offers : customers, answering tele- animals housed within the excellent pay and benefits phones, entering data from a shelter, provide a safe and Forklift Technician in Wades- CASE NO.: 2012-12870 boro/Rockingham, NC area. with growth opportunities. LICENSE NO.: PN 5168900 Parcel #7473-1302-4875 (Lot variety of sources, performs a friendly environment for all an- NO TELEPHONE CALLS and House Rockingham Rd.) variety of clerical functions, in- imals, as well as maintain the Must have knowledge of LP engines and hydraulics. Must PLEASE. The Department of Health has Being that approximately 1 cluding collecting money. Can- shelter and equipment used. Fax, E-Mail or mail resume didates must have a high Work hours will be from 7:00 be able to perform repair work filed an Administrative Com- acre of real property and to: Popz USA, LLC school diploma and one year a.m. to 6:00 p.m., may be re- on customer trucks including plaint against you, a copy of dwelling in Rockingham ATTENTION: of office experience, including quired to work Holiday’s and all systems, i.e. L.P., hydraulic, which may be obtained by con- Township of Richmond MAINTENANCE POSITION working with the public. Prior weekends. Candidates must engine, etc. Perform mechan- tacting, Kristal BeHarry, Assist- County, North Carolina; said D. Tobias, HR experience in animal handling have a high school diploma. ical tasks as required, such as ant General Counsel, Prosecu- property being recorded in P.O.Box 1176 is preferred. This position will Candidates will assist with tire repair/replacement, re- tion Services Unit, 4052 Bald that Deed recorded in Deed Bennettsville, SC 29512 work approximately 38 hours evaluating shelter animals’ place horns, lights, hoses, Cypress Way, Bin #C65, Talla- Book 580, Page 731 (desig- Fax:843-479-2777 every other week. Qualified ap- health and temperament there- belts, etc. Diesel and electrical hassee Florida 32399-3265, nated as First Lot) of the E-Mail: [email protected] plicants must submit a PD-107 fore training in animal behavi- knowledge a plus. Must sup- (850) 245-4444. Richmond County Registry Copy E-Mail: at the Employment Security or, animal health, and animal ply own tools and have valid on February 20, 1976. [email protected] Commission. Application dead- handling is preferred. Candid- driver's license. We supply ser- If no contact has been made vice van and gas card. Must by you concerning the above Parcel #7473-0454-0666 (Lot line is April 10, 2013. Rich- ates must be able to obtain Attention!!! Vac Washington St.) mond County is an EOE. their State rabies vaccination have clean driving record and by April 23, 2013, the matter of criminal background check. Outside Sales People! Being that approximately 1 certification as quickly as pos- Have you been looking for a the Administrative Complaint Drivers & Delivery Pre-employment drug testing will be presented at an ensu- acre of real property in sible. Qualified applicants must position in sales that really Rockingham Township of complete a PD-107 at the Em- required. EXPERIENCED can- ing meeting of the Board of didates please send resume to rewards you for your efforts? Nursing in an informal pro- Richmond County, North ployment Security Commis- Could any or several of the Carolina; said property be- 25 Truck Driver sion; application deadline is [email protected] or fax ceeding. resume to 336-931-0633. following words be used to ing recorded in that Deed re- Trainees Needed! Wednesday April 10, 2013. describe you or your In accordance with the Americ- corded in Deed Book 580, Richmond County is an EOE. personality? Fast paced, ans with Disabilities Act, per- Page 731 (designated as Learn to drive at Future competitive, decisive, sons needing a special accom- Second Lot) of the Rich- Truckers of America! Ballistic Recovery persistent, eager, bold, modation to participate in this mond County Registry on New Drivers can earn Systems, Inc. is forceful, and inquisitive. 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Parcel #7473-1302-4875 (Lot and House Rockingham Rd.) Being that approximately 1 acre of real property and dwelling in Rockingham Township of Richmond County, North Carolina; said property being recorded in that Deed recorded in Deed Book 580, Page 731 (designated as First Lot) of the Richmond County Registry on February 20, 1976.

Parcel #7473-0454-0666 (Lot Vac Washington St.) Being that approximately 1 acre of real property in Rockingham Township of Richmond County, North Carolina; said property being recorded in that Deed recorded in Deed Book 580, Page 731 (designated as Second Lot) of the Rich- mond County Registry on February 20, 1976.

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world Mortars strike Damascus, killing as many as four DAMASCUS, Syria news agency’s own offices. (AP) — Mortar rounds A government official struck several areas of told The Associated Press Damascus on Tuesday, that four people had been killing up to four people, killed and more than 40 a government official said, wounded. The official while anti-regime activists spoken on condition of said Syrian troops seized anonymity since he was control of a neighborhood not authorized to brief the in the central city of Homs media. that is considered a symbol SANA said one girl and of opposition to President two other civilians were Bashar Assad’s regime. killed. The Syrian military’s Mortar rounds also fell recapture of Baba Amr in a number of areas on Associated Press came as opposition repre- the city’s west side, includ- Cypriot students shout slogans near the presidential palace in capital Nicosia, on Tuesday. Banks across Cyprus remain sentatives took the coun- ing the Christian neigh- firmly padlocked Tuesday after financial authorities extended the country’s bank closure, fearing worried depositors will try’s seat for the first time borhood of Bab Touma, rush to drain their accounts. The shut-down is hammering businesses, which have been without access to their funds for at an Arab League sum- SANA said. more than a week. mit, a significant diplomat- The agency published ic boost for the rebellion. photos of a hole in a wall The seesaw fight for of what appeared to be the Homs neighborhood a school, medics treating reflects the back-and-forth blood-stained patients Cyprus businesses nature of Syria’s 2-year- and firemen extinguishing old civil war. While reb- burning cars. els appear to be gaining It was not immediately ground, their progress clear who fired the mor- hurt as banks stay shut is slow and their fight- tars. Such sporadic attacks ers remain vulnerable to in the capital have grown Assad’s military superior- more common in recent NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — an international bailout. try’s second- largest lender, ity. weeks as rebels have con- Cypriot businesses were under However, the central bank Laiki, with the remainder com- The regime has ample tinued to clash with gov- increasing strain to keep run- made a surprise reversal just ing from tax increases and heavy weapons and a ernment troops on the ning on Tuesday after finan- before midnight, announcing privatizations. fleet of fighter jets but a city’s east and south sides. cial authorities stretched the all banks would remain closed The bank will be dissolved shortage of ground troops, While the shelling rarely country’s bank closure into a until Thursday. immediately into a so-called meaning it often abandons causes many casualties, second week amid fears that The original idea had been bad bank containing its unin- areas to rebel forces and it has shattered the aura depositors will rush to drain not to impose restrictions if sured deposits and toxic assets, then pounds them with of normalcy the regime their accounts. the banks opened Tuesday, with the guaranteed deposits artillery and airstrikes has tried to cultivate in Cyrpus’s central bank gov- Demetriades said, “but now being transferred to the nation’s from afar, sometimes forc- Damascus. ernor, Panicos Demetriades, we’re obligated to do so” biggest lender, Bank of Cyprus. ing rebel retreats. It also SANA also reported the said “superhuman efforts are because as each day goes by, Deposits at Bank of Cyprus frequently claims to have explosion of a car bomb being made” to open banks on more people would want to pull above 100,000 euros will be “secured” areas only to near the predominately Thursday. their money out. frozen until it becomes clear report months later that Kurdish neighborhood of “Temporary” restrictions “We have to all understand whether or to what extent they it “secured” them again, Rukneddine. It gave no will be imposed on financial that we live in very critical will also be forced to take loss- with little explanation of further details. transactions once the banks do, times, officials of the govern- es. Those funds will eventually how rebels got back in. The government blamed he said, but would not specify ment and the central bank are be converted into bank shares. In Damascus, the SANA “terrorists” for all the what those restrictions would working day and night,” he A top European Central Bank state news agency said attacks, its blanket term be or how long they would be said. official, Benoit Coeure, who mortar shells exploded in for anti-Assad forces. in place for. Under the deal for a 10 bil- sits on the bank’s six-member several parts of the city, Also Tuesday, the “We have to restore the pub- lion euro ($12.9 billion) res- executive board, told France’s killing at least three peo- Britain-based Syrian lic’s trust in banks,” he said. cue clinched in Brussels early Europe 1 Tuesday that the plan ple and wounding others. Observatory for Human All but two of the country’s Monday, Cyprus agreed to to keep the banks closed was Most of the strikes hit the Rights said that govern- largest lenders had been due slash its oversized banking sec- sensible as “there is still a lot city’s east side, falling near ment forces pushed reb- to reopen Tuesday, after being tor and inflict hefty losses on of work to do on the ground”. a school in the Baramkeh els from the Baba Amr shut since March 16 to stop large depositors in troubled “One bank must be shut, and neighborhood, the neighborhood of Homs savers from withdrawing all banks. the two big banks must be Damascus Hospital, the after two weeks of clashes, their money from the banks The bulk of the funds will merged and to do that, the Law Faculty of Damascus shelling and airstrikes that while politicians figured out be raised by forcing losses on Cypriot central bank has con- University and the state destroyed many homes. how to raise the funds neces- accounts of more than 100,000 sidered it better to keep the sary for Cyprus to qualify for euros ($129,000) in the coun- banks closed.” fever

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