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THINGS ICE launches crackdown TO CHECK for every worker — the agencytold other investigative work, OUT Targets illegal workers members of Congress in an e-mail Immigration and Customs 3 Wednesday. Enforcement said. ON THE BY SUZANNE GAMBOA gration enforcement on the Immigration officers served Employers are required to keep INSIDE Associated Press Writer employers who hire illegalwork- “Notices of Inspection” to 652 the I-9 forms and must check the ers. businesses, the Homeland Security authenticity of documents provid- WASHINGTON — The Obama Immigration and Customs Department said. By comparison, ed by the employee. The administration launched investiga- Enforcement has begun notifying 503 such notices were issued to Homeland Security Department Wagon Train parade set tions of hundreds of businesses businesses of plans to audit their I- businesses last year,the agency said. Businesses were chosen for forFridaythrough down- around the country Wednesday as 9forms — employment eligibility inspections based on leads and ➣ Please see ICE, 7A town Chatsworth. part of its strategy to focus immi- documents that employers fill out

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Columnist Walter Williams to start making writes about the Bill of Rights,and whythe Founding Fathers knew theyare so important. fuel from algae See page 4A Biodiesel facility will be firstofits kind

BY CHARLES OLIVER [email protected] Dalton Utilities hasn’tstruck oil, FROM TODAY’S butthe companymay have about the next best thing. FORUM This fall the utility plans to start apilot project to produce biodiesel from wastewater on its land appli- “I just passed asheriff’s cation system along the Conasauga officer smoking in his vehi- River. cle and then he turned “Weare working on the design around and pulled some- now,”said Mark Marlowe, Dalton body over,isthat what Utilities’ vice president of water we’repaying them for, to smoke?” and wastewater engineering. “We hope to start construction in the fall “Enjoythe Dalton driving or winter of this year,and complete experience,from stop light construction in fall or winter.The to stop light.” MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen startup will takeseveral months. But it should be fully operational Rising Dalton High junior YeaJee Bae holds her bronze See page 2A by the spring of 2010.” medal forthirdplace she wonatthe National Leadership The pilot facility will be about Cultures of algae strainsfrom and Skills Conference as her graphics artteacher Nancy an acre in size, capable of treating Dalton Utilities wastewater WEATHER Hallsworthholds acopyofBae’swinning advertising roughly200 to 500 gallons of are seen at the University of design. wastewater aday with algae that Georgia Biorefineryand Forecast: Sunny will feed on the nutrients in the Carbon Cycling Program. Today’sHigh: 90 water. Tonight’sLow:63 DHS student has The utilityhas partnered with the University of Georgia in the Details, Page 12A “So you are not competing with effort. And K.C. Das, director of providing food,”hesaid. ‘talent off the charts’ the university’sBiorefinery and Das said theyexpect to get about INSIDE Carbon Cycling Program, says the 430 to 450 gallons of biodiesel per BY JAMIE JONES Dalton High School, who facility will be the first of its kind in acre per year to start. And larger Classified...... 5B [email protected] accompanied her to the competi- the nation. facilities may be able to makeeven Comics...... 9A tion in Kansas City,Mo. “A typ- Das says algae has several more. Crossword...... 8A The atmosphere YeaJee Bae ical ad agencyhas some noise, advantages overother sources of “The target is 2,000 gallons (per biodiesel, such as soybeans or trees acre per year),”Das said. Dear Abby...... 9A worked in during the advertising some music to foster the creative design skills competition at the side. It (the competition) wasa or waste vegetable oils. By contrast, asoybean field Horoscope...... 8A National Leadership and Skills very large room with twoother “It’savery fast-growing organ- might produce 60 to 75 gallons of Lottery...... 3A Conference last week wasworlds competitions going on.” ism. Youcan easily produce about biodiesel per acre per year. Movies...... 8A away from the hustle and bustle After almost eight hours of five times more biomass per acre If everything goesasplanned, per year than you can produce out Obituaries...... 10A of areal life ad agency. hands-on work and written tests, Dalton Utilitiesplanstobuild a “They’re working in total of aforest,”said Das. Opinion...... 4A silence,”said NancyHallsworth, Marlowe said another advantage Sports...... 1-4B Bae’sgraphic arts teacher at ➣ Please see AWARD,6A is that the algae is not afood crop. ➣ Please see ALGAE, 3A Jonestakeshelm Calhoun holds

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BY CHARLES OLIVER plan to keep the format pretty [email protected] much the same. We have fallen soldier some good regular features, Readers may notice a such as ‘On the Menu,’which BY SUSAN KIRKLAND change in the latest issue of showcases an area restaurant, Calhoun Times Dalton Magazine, on stands and ‘Southern Bookshelf,’ now. which highlights books by Servant. Leader.Passionate. Jimmy Espy, who served Southern authors.” Those were the themes of 1st Sgt. John as editor of the magazine for Anative of Dalton, Jones Blair’sfuneral Wednesday at Trinity Baptist the past twoyears, has hand- graduated from Dalton High Church in Calhoun. Hundreds of family, ed offthe reins to Jamie School in 1995. He receiveda friends,soldiers, airmen, deputies and law Jones, a10-year veteran of degree in journalism from the enforcement filled the sanctuary,balconyand monster.com The Daily Citizen. University of Georgia before lobby to pay homage to aman described as pas- and The transition has been returning to Dalton to work at sionate about his family,his friends and his THE DAILY CITIZEN under wayfor acouple of The Daily Citizen. Jamie Jones, a10-year vet- country. Working Together! months. eran of The DailyCitizen, “It really came together has taken on the job as edi- 706-272-7707 • 706-272-7703 for this issue,”said Jones. “I ➣Please see JONES, 3A tor of Dalton Magazine. ➣Please see FUNERAL, 6A

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Road.” www.daltondailycitizen.com “My husband wasalmost “My family of three was hit by awrecker that wasfly- with Alliant Insurance for 12 Our offices are locatedonthe ing down Cleveland Highway years, butmyhusband lost his west side of the intersection of on arecent Sunday.” job and tried to get individual Thornton Avenue and Morris with them and theydropped Street in downtownDalton. “It saddens me deeply us. We nowhavetoleave We’re open 8a.m. until 5p.m. what our country is coming Dalton with Blue Cross.” Monday through Friday. to. The vision of our founding fathers and the vision of “I just passed asheriff’s How to call us: Barack Obama are twoentire- officer smoking in his vehicle Main number: 706-217- ly different things.” and then he turned around NEWS and pulled somebody over, is “Since the passage of the that what we’re paying them (That’s706-217-6397) credit card bill, the interest on for,tosmoke?” Whenyou’renot sure with whom my credit card went up 90 you need to speak, our operator percent. Thank you, Mr. “It looks likethe will makesure you’retransferredto Obama.” Republicans have anew view the person who can best help you. on family values, do as Isay, Delivery: 706-272-7705 “Whydon’tthe Whitfield not as Ido.” County prisoners do more Our staffcan take your subscrip- picking up and mowing? I “Was that Sharon tion and delivery-relatedcalls knowthe employees’ hours Randall’spicture in Sunday’s from 6a.m. to 5p.m. Monday have been cut back, butthe paper? If so, she has totally through Friday, and from 6a.m. prisoners can do the work.” changed. Looks likemoving to 10 a.m. Saturday and to Las Vegashas done her Sunday. “Tell Larry Sampson it’s good.” If asubscriberismissed, call by not what you live in butwhat 10 a.m. on weekdaysand livesinyou that really mat- “Monday’sWizard of Id weekendsfor re-delivery. ters.” perfectly describes what’s Call if you needto: going on in Dalton.” ➣ have us redeliver your news- “Would the peoplewho paper swim at the bridge offCarlton “I believe Whitfield and ➣ orderorrenewasubscription Petty Road in north Murray Murray counties both need ➣ ask for avacation hold County please keep and eye recycling services for the ➣ have us refill anewsrack on their kids and keep them greater purposes of man and CONTRIBUTED PHOTO ➣ ask aboutyour account offthe road, it’sanaccident woman.” ➣ orderaback issue waiting to happen.” AUGA scientist operatesaphotobioreactor. Dalton Utilities is partnering with “Whymess with Whitfield the university on apilot project to produce biodiesel from wastewater on DU’s Classified: 706-217-6397 “I hope Whitfield doesn’t EMS? Theycharged me $800 land application system along the Conasauga River. To placeaclassifiedad, or for end up with Angel Services to go from Dalton to questions about classified running the EMS, if we do Chattanooganot hooked up to advertising. Hours are 8a.m.to we’ll need an angel riding in anything, when Ican fly to Algae: To fuel diesel fleet 5p.m.Monday through Friday. the ambulance with us to California and back for $500 Classifiedfax: 706-272-7743 makesure we get there.” and get twofree meals.” ➣ Continued from page 1A application system, where able to utilize in our opera- treated wastewater is sprayed tions.” Advertising: 706-217-6397 “Tothe teachers who think “Tothe person complain- full-scale production plant onto the land rather than Marlowe said phospho- the county and state owe ing about putting twocops on about 20 to 40 acres of its To placeadisplay advertise- being discharged directly rous builds up in the soil over them, what other job lets you per car in Murray County land application system into the river. That provides time. ment, schedule an insert, or for get three months offfor vaca- needs to be quiet, your man property. questions aboutyour advertis- another levelof“treatment” “Eventually you reach the tion.” lost the election so get over “Ultimately,wehope to as the soil filters the water point where you can’tadd ing account. it.” be able to produce at least Advertisingfax: 706-272-7743 before it goes into the river. more phosphorous to the “Kudos to Rachel Brown enough biodiesel to operate “We’ve been working on land,”hesaid. “Wewere and her story on nepotismin “If God intended you to our current diesel fleet. this for about twoyears. Our looking for acost-effective Newsroom: 706-217-6397 the schools, Iwish John have atattoo you’dbeborn That’saround 250,000 gal- wastewater has phosphorous, waytoremove the phospho- Thomas had explained why with atattoo.” Call this number if you: lons ayear,” said Marlowe. and we knewalgae had the rous. It can be quite expen- ➣ have aquestion or comment his wife got ajob overa29- The land application sys- year veteran with only one “The newrec center in potential to remove phospho- sive.” about our newscoverage,or tem currently treats about 25 rous from the wastewater,” Das said algae needs our editorialpage year left to retire.” Chatsworth is on anarrow million gallons of waste- country road with limited Marlowe said. “So we decid- phosphorous to grow. ➣ have astoryidea water aday.But Marlowe ed to talk to the University of The pilot program will be Newsroomfax: 706-275-6641 “I also think Marty parking, one wayinand out. said that in the past, it has Bramblettought to run for The person making the deci- Georgia about partnering on operated by existing employ- treated around 30 to 35 mil- Sports: 706-272-7734 mayor of Cohutta.” sion to have fireworks there aproject that would benefit ees. Dalton Utilities officials lion gallons of wastewater a us from the standpoint that it say it’stoo soon to say what Sports fax: 706-275-6641 instead of the town recreation “A high school band con- department,shame on you.” day. would treat the wastewater to impact afull-scale produc- Corrections:706-272-7750 test would be agood Marlowe said the ahigher standard and that tion facility would have on biodiesel plant could also had the potential to produce jobs. Cost estimates have not The newspaper strives for fair- fundraiser.” “The ‘sisters act’ and their extend the life of the land biodiesel that we might be been finalized. ness and accuracy.Ifyou have families are good neighbors, aquestion about astory, please “Stop complaining about MeadowPark is proud of call the newsroom. We will print the beer-drinking contest or you.” acorrectionorclarification whatever, to raise moneyfor Jones whenone is in order. kids. Because it’sonly the “I can’tname anything drunks who will donate that Don Henderson has done money, the sober people, for Cohutta, go figure.” ➣ Continued from page 1A Management: you’dhavetouse acrowbar William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 to get adollar out of them “There are faithful hus- Espy, executive editor of Publisher right nowsoleave it alone.” bands out there, my father has the North Georgia been married to my mother Newspaper Group, said he Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 “There’sadifference for 40 years and nevercheat- THE DAILY CITIZEN Executive Editor has enjoyed working on between being weak and just ed on her,soyou need to Dalton Magazine. willbeclosed Gary Jones 706-272-7731 being absolutely too sorry to watch your mouth.” “It’salways been alot of Advertising Director work.” fun,”hesaid. “Having Jamie Friday, July 3rd “Sincethe U.S. militaryis takeoverwill free me up to Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 “There used to be aturn supportedonly by the U.S. work on some of our other in observance of Business Manager signal at Glenwood and taxpayers, Ithink taxpayers publications.Ithink Jamie’s Independance Day. Waugh until some idiot took should be able whether gays agreat choice for this and I Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 it down.” should serveopenly in the Circulation Director knowhe’ll do an outstanding Our regular office hours will resume military.” job.” Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 Jones said the magazine Monday, July 6, 2009 at 8am. IT Director has already covered manyof TODAY’S CITIZEN the city’smost famous resi- Home DeliveryCustomer Service The Daily Citizen is alocally operated part of dents and traditions, buthe Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is amember will be available of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of NAME: Bobby notes there are plenty more Circulation, Georgia Press Association, Mashburn unique and interesting peo- Friday, Saturday&Sunday Southern Newspapers Publishers ple and stories out there. AGE: 43 th th th Association and the Newspaper Association “Any town is defined by July 4 ,5 &6 from 6to10am at of America. 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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Why aBill of Rights? Today is Thursday, July 2, the 183rd day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 Did the founders were concerned liberties might enact alaw 2009. There are 182 days of our nation give us about the loss of banning our right to have a left in the year. William H. Bronson III the Bill of Rights? liberties. picnic. They’djustify their Today’sHighlight in Publisher The answer is easy. Alexander actions by claiming that History: JimmyEspyMark Pace Theyknew Hamilton expressed nowhere in the Constitution On July 2, 1776, the ExecutiveEditor Editor Emeritus Congress could not his reservation in is there aguaranteed right to Continental Congress be trusted with our Federalist Paper have apicnic. passed aresolution saying Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members God-givenrights. No. 84, “(B)ills of To mollify Alexander that “these United of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, Think about it. Why rights ... are not Hamilton’sand James Colonies are, and of right WesChance and Victor Miller.Columns and letters to the editor are in the world would only unnecessary in Madison’sfears about howa ought to be, free and inde- the opinions of the authors. theyhavewritten the proposed Bill of Rights might be used pendent States.” the First Walter Constitution, but as apretext to infringe on On this date: Amendment pro- Williams would even be dan- human rights, the Ninth In 1809, Shawnee hibiting Congress gerous.”Hamilton Amendment wasadded that leader Tecumseh began OUR VIEWS from enacting any asks, “For why reads: “The enumeration in organizing an Indian lawthat abridges freedom of declare that things shall not the Constitution of certain Confederacytoresist the speechand the press? The be done (by Congress) which rights shall not be construed growing spread of white answeristhat in the absence there is no power to do? to denyordisparage others American settlers. Proposals run of such alimitation Congress Why, for instance,should it retained by the people.” In In 1937, aviator would abridge free speech be said that the liberty of the essence, the Ninth Amelia Earhart and navi- and free press. That same press shall not be restrained, Amendment says it’simpos- gator Fred Noonan disap- against doc’sorders distrustofCongressexplains when no power is given(to sible to list all of our God- peared overthe Pacific the other amendments found Congress) by which restric- givenornatural rights. Just Ocean while attempting to in our Bill of Rights protect- tions may be imposed?” because aright is not listed makethe first round-the- The federal government’swar on users of some ing rights such as our rights Hamilton’sargument was doesn’tmean it can be world flight along the drugs opened up another front on Tuesday.AFood to property,fair trial and to that Congress can only do infringed upon or disparaged equator. and Drug Administration advisory panel recom- bear arms. The Bill of Rights what the Constitution specif- by the U.S. Congress. The In 1961, author Ernest should serveasaconstant ically gave it authority to do. Tenth Amendment is arein- mended taking prescription drugs that mix aceta- Hemingway shot himself reminder of the deep distrust Powers not granted belong to forcement of the Ninth say- to death at his home in minophen with narcotics — such as Vicodin and that our founders had of gov- the people and the states. ing, “The powers not dele- Ketchum, Idaho. Percocet — offthe market because some people ernment. Theyknewthat Another wayofexamining gated to the United States by In 1964, President may misuse them. some government wasneces- Hamilton’sconcern: Why the Constitution, nor prohib- Lyndon B. Johnson signed Acetaminophen, sold overthe counter under sary buttheyrightfully saw have an amendment prohibit- ited by it to the states, are into lawasweeping civil government as the enemy of ing Congress from infringing reserved to the states respec- rights bill passed by brand names such as Tylenol, is one of the most the people and theysought to on our right to picnic on our tively,ortothe people.”That Congress. commonly used drugs in the United States. The limit government and pro- back porch when the means if apower is not dele- In 1979, the Susan B. FDApanel said overdoses of acetaminophen cause vide us with protections. Constitution givesCongress gated to Congress, it belongs Anthonydollar coin was about 458 deaths per year.Bycomparison, about After the 1787 no authority to infringe upon to the states of the people. released to the public. 700 people die each year in boating-related acci- Constitutional Convention, that right in the first place? The Ninth and Tenth Tenyears ago: Former there were intense ratifica- Alexander Hamilton Amendments mean absolute- Northwestern University dents, so your odds of dying in aboat are much tion debates about the pro- added that aBill of Rights ly nothing today as basketball coach Ricky greater than your chances of dying from an aceta- posed Constitution. Both would “contain various Americans have developed a Byrdsong wasshot to minophen overdose. Still, the government may ban James Madison and exceptions to powers not levelofnaive trust for death in Skokie, Ill.; drugs that benefit countlesspeople each year,sim- Alexander Hamilton granted; and, on this very Congress, the White House authorities believe he was expressed grave reservations account, would afford acol- and the U.S. Supreme Court the victim of athree-day ply because afew people deliberately or uninten- about Thomas Jefferson’s, orable pretext to claim more that would have astonished shooting rampage by tionally misuse them. George Mason’sand others’ (powers) than were granted. the founders, atrust that will white supremacist The FDAdoesn’thavetoadopt the advisory insistence that the ... (it) would furnish, to men lead to our undoing as agreat Benjamin Nathaniel board’sproposal, butittypically does. Still, the Constitution be amended by disposed to usurp, aplausible nation. Smith that targeted advisory group provided the agencywith acouple the Bill of Rights. Those pretense for claimingthat minorities in Illinois and reservations weren’tthe power.” Going back to our ■ Walter Williams is a Indiana. (One other per- of alternatives. If the FDAdoesn’tban drugs mixed result of alack of concernfor picnic example, those who professor of economics at son waskilled and several with acetaminophen, it suggested, the agency liberty.Tothe contrary,they would usurp our God-given George Mason University. wounded before Smith should lower the amount of acetaminophen in the committed suicide.) drugs and work to makesure that users better Five years ago: Elijah understand the dangers of overdose. The advisory Brown, 21, described by police as adisgruntled panel also voted to urge the FDAtoput warnings employee, went on a on the mixed drugs. shooting rampage inside a If the agencydoes anything, it should adopt meatpacking plant in those latter twosuggestions. Some consumers may Kansas City,Kan., killing five of his co-workers need better information, buttheydon’tneed a before taking his ownlife. group of government bureaucratstelling them they One year ago: can’tbuy drugs that their doctors believe will help Colombian military spies them. tricked leftist rebels into The Daily Citizen freeing 15 hostages: ex- presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt, three U.S. military contractors, and 11 Colombian police- men and soldiers. Today’sBirthdays: Former Philippinefirst Letters policy lady Imelda Marcos is 80. Former White House chief We want your letters and strive to print them of staffJohn H. Sununu is in atimely manner.When submitting aletter, 70. Writer-director-come- please include your address and daytime telephone dian Larry David is 62. Actor Saul Rubinek is 61. number for verification. Addresses and phone Actress-singer Ashley numbers are neither printed nor revealed. Please Tisdale is 24. Actress limit your letters to 400 words or less. We may Lindsay Lohan is 23. Race edit letters for length, grammar and clarity. car driverSam Hornish Jr. is 30. Anonymous letters are rarely published.

Send your letters to: The Daily Citizen Cap-and-trade’ssucker punch P.O. Box 1167 The recently passed House bill on carbon emissions butthere’sthat ugly,awful word. The Dalton, GA 30722 global warming is a1,500-page politi- from coal burning obvious truth is that cap-and-trade is in Or E-mail: [email protected] cal sucker punch that could give fami- could continue to effect atax, and depending on howitis ly finances abloody nose and ultimate- increase for adecade carriedout, could be avery steep one ly flatten the economy while propo- before decreasing. for industriesthat would pass the cost nents pretend it will save the planet. Before long, how- on to consumers. Utility bills could go In and of itself, it won’tdoaninch ever,the Senate will up by thousands of dollars in constant of good. Assume if you want that all have its say,and no dollars for afamily of four as the the talk of unperturbed greenhouse one is sure whether it decades pass, some analysts believe. gases finally frying us is true and that will soften things up Meanwhile, rescue for an economy the bill would slowly reduce carbon more (further aggra- increasingly squeezed by the politics of emissions in the United States to Jay vating environmental warming alarmism is supposed to come roughlythe levelof100 years ago. The groups already in the form of “green jobs,”only it impact of holding down an increase in Ambrose peeved), toughen won’t. Various researchers are figuring world temperatures by the end of this things up (further out that we could lose more manufac- century would still be something utter- imperiling the gener- turing and other jobs than we would ly unnoticeable. al welfare) or simply pass this time gain, and that manyofthese green jobs That’sright, all the current sound around.. If it does do something,there as currently outlined would be non- and fury would signify nothing unless is one thing you can count on: We will productive and subsidized. the rest of the world joined in, espe- have cap-and-trade, which is to say,we The capper of cap-and-trade is that cially China and India, which probably the people will suffer. the globe hasn’tbeen warming lately won’tdoany such thing. As we all Cap-and-trade referstoasystem and, according to one study,may know, those twocountries are growing with emission limits that allows indus- undergo more cooling for another likecrazy,but still remain fundamen- tries to barter with each other about decade or more. Despite all the talk tally poor and will stay poor if they who emits howmuch. Advocates refer about sure-enough, catastrophic, should sign on to really,truly serious to it as free enterprise, butthere is human-induced warming, the number WORDS OF WISDOM efforts to phase out fossil fuels before nothing free about it — it would be a of doubting Thomases in the sciences markets and entrepreneurs come up government-mandated, bureaucratic is growing, as are some interesting Bible verse: “Unless the Lord builds the house, with efficient, cost-effective alterna- monstrosity.Ithasn’tworked to solve ideas of relatively inexpensive means its builders labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches tivesbeyond the capacity of central much of anything in Europe, and econ- of saving ourselves if reliable evidence over the city,the watchmen stand guard in vain.” planners to devise. omistWilliam Nordhaus of Yale fears it develops that the worst possibilities are Of course, the House bill is not real- could cost trillions more to implement almost certainly true. Psalm 127:1 ly,truly serious. Although disastrous than whateverwarming damage it Congress, spare us. consequences can be discerned deep in might prevent. its long-term intentions, political The main reason for the thing is that ■ JayAmbrose, formerly Washington Thought fortoday: “The instinctivefeeling of a observers have noted that the most of those discussing it do not call great people is often wiser than its wisest men.” director of editorial policy for Scripps Democrats played all kinds of games it a“tax,”which is aword voters do not Howard newspapers and the editor of so that very little that is either nasty or like. Astraightforward carbon tax dailies in El Paso, Texas, and Denver,isa Louis Kossuth meaningful transpires until the 2010 would be preferable to cap-and-trade columnist living in Colorado. He can be Hungarian statesman (1802-1894) elections are past and that, even then, manyonboth the left and right believe, reached at [email protected]. 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MURRAYPLAZA Dalton •226-3474 MasterCard, Visa & Chatsworth •695-5235 Discover Cards Welcome Open Daily 9am-8pm•Sunday1pm-6pm Open Daily 9am-7pm•SundayClosed 6A Thursday, July 2, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Wagon Train Train derailment still paradeisFriday under investigation BY MARK MILLICAN No one wasinjured when 10 train cars [email protected] — six loaded with cottonseed, three empty and one flat car carrying aload of lumber Wagon Train, which is observing its Atrain derailment in RockyFace on — overturned, and there were no haz- 50th anniversary this year,continues ardous materials aboard, officials said. through Sunday.Most events are at the Sunday is still under investigation, with a CSX spokesman saying it normally takes two The train’sevent recorder that contains Murray County Saddle Club (www.mur- data is being studied as part of the investi- raycountysaddleclub.com). Showsched- to four weeks to makeadetermination. “A report will be made to the (U.S.) gation. ules are available at the Website. Sease said the track wascleared for cars Shows typically start at 7each night. DepartmentofTransportation, and at that point it will become public record,”said to be able to cross at Beavers Road by 5:45 Admission buttons are $10 and are good p.m. on Monday. for the whole week, except for the nightly Gary Sease. dances (9 p.m. to midnight except Sunday,cost is $3). The parade will be Friday beginning at 6p.m. The opening ceremonyfor the Second citizenship ceremony Fourth of July showwill be atribute to the Horse-drawn wagons are acom- armed forces with special recognition to mon sight on MurrayCounty roads Dalton-based Charlie Troop, which has planned for Fourth of July during the annual Wagon Train. deployed to Afghanistan.Several mem- bersofCharlie Troop who did not deploy In honorofthe 50th Wagon Train a12- plan to attend. 15 mile ride is scheduled for Saturday The Coalition of Latino Pennington; arepresentative works — at Heritage Park. It A50th anniversary Reinsman saddle morning. Leaders (CLILA) invites from Whitfield County; Tom will be part of the Fourth of will be givenawayonSaturday.Tickets The saddle club is acovered arena, so people from all ethnic back- Pinson, from the Dalton July celebration organized for the drawing for the saddle are $10. shows will go on rain or shine, organizers grounds who became U.S. Community Center; and by the city of Dalton. The saddle can be seen at the ticket booth. say. citizens between January Maria Guijon, CLILA’s citi- Call (706) 529-9216 or e- 2008 and July 2009 to join zenship committee chair. mail cliladalton its second annual citizenship The ceremonyisorgan- @yahoo.com for more infor- ceremony, where theywill ized by CLILA and will take mation.Pleasecall before receive arecognition signed place on Saturday at 8:30 Friday to be included in the Award by Dalton Mayor p.m. — right before the fire- list. ➣ Continued from page 1A Funeral: ‘Self-made hero’ Bae wonthird place in the advertising design skills cat- ➣ Continued from page 1A Maj. Gen. William T. Blair asked him to do two egory.A16-year-old who Nesbitt, adjutant general for things if anything happened will be ajunior at Dalton Blair,who waskilled in Georgia, who had worked to him — to do his funeral High this fall, she vied Afghanistan on June 20, was with Blair before atrip to and to takecare of his fami- against 42 other students, all posthumously awardedthe Iraq last year,recalled him ly. of whom placed first in their Bronze Star and Purple as a“soldier’ssoldier.” He “I’m doing the best I state competitions. Heart at the service. said Blair’sdeath hit espe- can,”hesaid. “I learned to “I wasn’treally nervous,” “He believedinleading cially close to home as he’d appreciate my family from Bae said. “This is something by example, leading from known Blair’swife, Donna, him.” that Ireally love to do, so it the front and that’show he for years. He also read a “If there are more sol- doesn’tseem likework to died,”said Therrell statement from Matt Smith, diers likeJohn Blair,we’re me at all.” Goswick, former Calhoun Blair’scommander in going to be OK. I’ve met The conference was police chief and aretired Afghanistan: “He wasthe some of them and Iknow, sponsored by SkillsUSA, a command sergeant major. real deal, practiced tough we are going to OK,”he national nonprofit organiza- His voice brokeashecalled love and wasrespected said. tion serving teachers and Blair his “adopted son” and because of it.” The funeral procession high school and college stu- spokeabout his work with Blair waskilled when a went through downtown dents who are preparing for the Georgia Army National rocket-propelled grenade Calhoun where agiant careers in trade, technical Guard’sCounter Drug Unit. struck his vehicle. American flag hung between and skilled service fields. Goswick said Blair,who “He died with his finger twofire trucks in front of the Forher strong showing Bae enlisted in the Kentucky on the trigger,” Nesbitt said. courthouse. People lined the receivedabronze medal, art Army National Guard in Detective Shane Parrott street,hands overhearts, as supplies from TroxellMedia 1989 and later transferred to said that Blair became a the mile-plus long proces- and three scholarships, the Georgia Army National mentor and teacher when he sional went by.Blair was including a$20,000 award Guard, “had ayearning to started at the Gordon County scheduled to be interned at to O’More College of lead troops” and the highly Sheriff’sOffice and through the Georgia National Design in Franklin, Tenn. decorated soldier and former the years theybecame close Cemetery in Canton. Bae and Hallsworth were YeaJee Bae’sskateboarding-themed logo and Gordon County sheriff’s friends. in Kansas City from June package design forafictional children’senergy deputy “had one speed — “You look at the program 21-26 for the 45th annual drink called “roc • et” earned her athirdplace in a wide open — and one direc- and you see generalsand SUBSCRIBE TO THE conference. There were 108 national competition. tion — straight ahead.” leaders. I’m none of those categories, including cabi- “He wasatrue American things, butIwas his friend DAILYCITIZEN netry,car repair,dental Forthe logo, Bae drewa to support myself on it, butI hero, aself-made American and he lovedme,”Parrott CALL 706-217-NEWS hygiene, geospatial technol- rocket taking offwith smoke enjoyitand would definitely hero. God must have had a said. ogy,job interview, nail care billowing from the engines. liketopursue it in some pretty serious mission to During his emotional and quiz bowl. Hallsworth The package design had a form.” need him,”hesaid. eulogy,Parrottsaid that said she wasn’tlooking for- skateboarder in the center ward to missing aweek of (which she drewusing a her summer vacation, but wireless drawing pad) with after seeing the quality of lines emanatingfrom behind students at the competition him to convey motion. Her she quickly changed her tag line was: “Fuel Your mind. Fun.” While the national The second project was anthem wasplaying during reassembling aTootsie Pop the opening ceremony, advertisement by using sev- Hallsworth said, “You eral computer programs. could’ve heard apin drop.” Despite placing second in Students were required to the state in 2008 and first dress in black pants, awhite this year in advertising polo shirt and maroon wool design, Bae didn’texpect to jacket for the competitions. place so high at the national More than 5,400 students competition. She thought it from all 50 states,Guam, would makefor agood trial Puerto Rico, the Virgin run to prepare for next year. Islands and Washington, Plus, there wasanunexpect- D.C., participated. ed written test. When Bae’s Bae has long had an inter- name wascalled as the third est in drawing. Her interest place winner during the in graphic design, however, awards ceremony, both Bae started when she was12 and Hallsworth were after her older brother intro- shocked. But Hallsworth duced her to the computer always had afeeling Bae program Photoshop. would do well — just not so Thinking the program was quickly. too complicated, Bae didn’t “Something in my gut rediscoverituntil afew always told me she wasspe- years later. cial,”Hallsworth said. “She “In middle school, Istart- has talent offthe charts. ed working with Photoshop Manyofmystudents do, but some more with photo this one is pretty special. manipulations,”she said. She’sagift from above.Her “I’dcut one photoout and skills, her ability,her atti- put it on another.Then when tude. She’sthe kind of stu- Igot to high school, Ifound dent that makes your job a out there wasagraphic arts joy.” class so Idecided to sign up Bae plans on pursuing a for that. It just kind of went minor in graphic arts in col- from there.” lege. She put those skills to use “I enjoyit, butIthink it at the competition. Her first might be something more of project wastocreate alogo freelance on the side,”she and package design for afic- said. “It’sareally competi- tional children’senergy tive field, so it would be hard drink called “roc • et” in just under five hours. 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Manufacturing boosts hopes of recession end Pending home sales rose 6.7 percent higher than in May 2008. posted a44.8 — the best showing construction and weakness in govern- After aperiod last winter when the Pending U.S. home sales index BYMARTIN CRUTSINGER Seasonally adjusted annual rate AP Economics Writer since last August, amonth before the ment projects. economic news wasunrelentingly 100 financial crisis erupted with force. But in ahint of better days to come, bad, manyanalysts said the mixed WASHINGTON — Brighter news Manufacturing sectors overseas the National Association of Realtors nature of the newreports showed an 85.0 90.7 on manufacturing is offering more also signaled abit of arebound, said an indexofpending home sales economy starting to turn the corner. though other U.S. economic news was edged up 0.1 percent in May.Itwas But theycautioned against expecting 90 hope that the longest recession since World WarIIisnear an end. But with more mixed. Ford Motor Co. reported the fourth straight advance for the anything butaweak recovery. construction and manyother segments the smallest sales decline of the year in index, which tracks contracts to buy “This downturnwas too big and of the economy still weak and unem- June, butsales at struggling Chrysler previouslyowned homes. too global an event to hope that the 80 ployment rising, anyrebound likely Group LLC continued to plunge. “I think the great recession is wind- bottoming process will be quick,” will be slow. Outside of manufacturing, con- ing down,”said Mark Zandi, chief said CliffWaldman, an economist Akey gauge of manufacturing structionspending fell in May for the economist at Moody’sEconomy.com. with the Manufacturers 70 MJ JASONDJFMAM showed Wednesday that industry seventh time in the past eight months. “Retailing should firm abit in the next Alliances/MAPI, an industry trade 2008 09 activity declined less than expected in Spending dropped more than expected fewmonths, helped by the stimulus group. “I think the economy is going SOURCE: National Association AP June. The Institute of Supply as strength in nonresidential building package, and Ithink lean inventories to taketwo steps forward and one of Realtors Management’smanufacturing index waseclipsed by adecline in housing will trigger production increases.” step back.” Escaped pet python strangles child

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OXFORD, Fla. — Apet Burmese python measuring more than 8feet long broke out of aterrarium and stran- gled a2-year-old girl in her bedroom Wednesday at a central Florida home, author- ities said. Shaiunna Hare was already dead when para- medics arrivedatabout 10 a.m., Lt. Bobby Caruthers of the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office said. Charles Jason Darnell, the snake’sowner and the boyfriend of Shaiunna’s AUTOMOTIVE mother,discovered the snake North Georgia Toyota missingfromits terrarium AP PHOTO/ST.PETERSBURG TIMES/WILL VRAGOVIC and went to the girl’sroom, www.northgeorgiatoyota.com where he found it on the girl Lawenforcement officials remove aBurmese python, measuring more than 8 and bite marks on her head, feet long, from the home where it killed 2-year-old Shaunnia Hare in Oxford, Fla. BANKING Caruthers said. 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One Serpentarium in St. Cloud, www.agedwards.com/fc/jr.fitch to death,”the caller said. anyother laws were broken. killed an alligator and then said the strangulation could Authorities removedthe Hill said the snakewill be burst when it tried to eat it. have occurred because the FLORISTS snakefrom the home placed with someone who Scientists also speculate a snakefelt threatened or Barrett’s Flower Shop Wednesday afternoon after has apermit, pending an bevy of Burmese pythons because it thought the child obtaining asearch warrant. investigation into the girl’s escaped in 1992 from pet wasfood. www.barrettsflowershop.com Once outside the small, tan death. shops battered by Hurricane “Theyare always operat- home, bordered by cowpas- The Humane Society of Andrewand have been repro- ing on instinct,”hesaid. FUNERAL SERVICES tures, the snakewas placed the United States said ducing since. “Even the largest person can Ponders Funeral Home in abag then inside adog including Wednesday’s “It’sbecoming more and become overpowered by a crate.The snakewas still death, at least 12 people have more of aproblem, perhaps python.” www.pondersfuneralhome.com HEALTH &NUTRITION AllureElite Medical Day Spa ICE: Plans I-9 workplace inspections www.allure.spabeautyathome.com ➣ Continued from page 1A Homeland Security combined with being able to HOSPITALS Secretary Janet Napolitano get the workers theyneed in a said it would not release the has said investigations will legal, reliable way. That’s GordonHospital names or locations of the focus on businesses that what we are looking for in www.gordonhospital.com businesses that are being knowingly hire immigrants immigration reform,”said audited because of the ongo- who cannot legally work in Tamar Jacoby,president and INSURANCE ing investigations. 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CROSSWORD BRIDGE HOROSCOPE Like taking candyfromababy Happy Birthday: This is something unusual to unfold ayear of preparation for the that will alter the wayyou feel Let’ssay future. Travel, learning and about someone you are close you reach teaching should be your to. Let your thoughts be four spades intent. Alittle more socializ- heard. 4stars on the bid- ing will pay offwith the peo- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ding shown ple you meet and the experi- 22): Don’tbefoolish when it and West ences you have.Children will comes to money. Anyoffer leads the heart play agreater role in your life that sounds too good to be jack. You and will shed light on the pos- true will be disappointing. hopefully sibilities that exist. Temptation can put play the Your numbers are you in the poor- queen, but 11, 15, 23, 26, 34, house, causing Eastproduces 37, 40 added stress and the the king, ARIES (March need to takeonaddi- which you 21-April 19): Work tional work. 3stars takewith the on relationships. It’s SCORPIO (Oct. ace. working alongside 23-Nov. 21): You There are others that will help may be questioning manydiffer- you create aunique someone’sloyalty, ent ways of space to expand especially if he or proceeding, your skills and she has done some- and, in fact, if develop something Eugenia thing out of charac- you could see you’ve always Last ter to makeyou sus- the East-West wanted to do. A picious. Before cards, you home improvement pointing an accusing would easily makethe contract. However, since you don’t project will interest someone finger,observeand get your see them, you must try to select the line of play most like- you care for.3stars facts straight. Uncertainty ly to succeed. TAURUS (April 20-May regarding love and partner- There are very valuable clues that should point you in 20): Astubborn position will ships must be resolved. 3stars the right direction. To begin with, after East shows up with create greaterproblemsfor SAGITTARIUS (Nov. the king of hearts, it’snot particularly difficult to work out you with someone you have 22-Dec. 21): Youcan do howthe rest of the missing high cards are divided. an important connection with. something that will impress This is because you and dummy together have 22 high- Don’tjeopardize afriendship your neighbors and friends as card points, which leavesWest with at most 15 points for by refusing to listen to an well as put apositive spin on his opening bid after East turns up with the heart king. explanation being offered. what you do best. Youcan Furthermore, it’sunlikely that West has the A-K of dia- Remain calm. 3stars have agreater influence on monds, because he would almost surely have led the king GEMINI (May 21-June others by being aparticipant. of diamonds originally. 20): Your friendly demeanor You’ll have no trouble getting This leads you to credit East with the king or ace of dia- will help you find out infor- others interested in your monds. Once you do this, the play becomes cut and dried. mationthat might be kept ideas. 3stars West’sremaining 11 or 12 high-cardpoints must include from you otherwise.Use your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- the queen of clubs, so the pathway to success is nowclear. skills to develop abetter rap- Jan. 19): You’ll have to sepa- Accordingly, you lead alow club to the ten at trick two port with people who can help rate your personalfeelings and cash the ace of clubs before leading aspade to your you get ahead. Keep your pri- from yourprofessional deal- ace. Youthen cash the king of clubs, discarding aheart vate affairs to yourself. 3stars ings. If you let youremotions from dummy,and end up losing only aspade and twodia- CANCER(June 21-July get the better of you,itwill monds to makeyour contract. 22): Ulterior motivesare like- affect the wayyou do busi- While it is true that declarer is not often able to diagnose ly to catch you off-guard and ness. Apast partner may at trick one precisely howthe unseen high cards are divid- leave you vulnerable to some- cause you to makeanunfortu- ed, the fact remains that when the appropriate situation one’sscheme. Don’tpay for nate mistake. 4stars arises, alittle thought can makeanenormous difference. others when you should be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- That’swhat makes bridge such afascinating game. treating yourself to things that Feb. 18): Don’tfall for some- Tomorrow: Bidding quiz. will enhance your looks, self- one trying to coerce you into confidence or knowledge. 5 buying into something that stars isn’treally good for you. Be LEO (July 23-Aug.22): ready to counteract anyoffer CRYPTOQUIP Financial difficulties are being made with your ownset apparent, especially if you of rules, regulations and price buyinto someone else’s tags. Alove relationship from scheme. Avoid buying luxury your past may cause you trou- items or impulse purchases. ble now. 2stars Nowisnot the time to be gen- PISCES (Feb.19-March erous with others or to offer 20): Youwill be in agood donations to makeanimpres- position to manipulate asitu- sion. 2stars ation that means alot to you. VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept. Focus on every move being 22): Accommodate the peo- made and prepare to meet ple you love and you will demands above and beyond receive loyalty,love and expectations. Motivation will respect in return. Expect be the key. 5stars Actor Karl Malden dead at 97 Cause of wreck BY BETH HARRIS still undetermined Associated Press Writer

LOS ANGELES — Karl BY MARK MILLICAN in Chattanoogashortly Malden, the Academy markmillican@daltonciti- after 1p.m., said Whitfield Award-winning actorwhose zen.com County coroner Bobbie intelligent characterizations Dixon. on stage and screen made The cause of afatal The driverofthe dump him astar despite his plain wreck on Ga. Highway201 truckwas Billy Hughes, looks, died Wednesday,his Tuesday morning wasstill who wasdriving for Randy family said. He was97. undetermined Wednesday Patty Trucking of Lyerly. Malden died of natural afternoon becausethe The state patrol operator causes surrounded by his report wasnot yet finished, said Hughes wasinjured, family at his Brentwood said an operator with the buthedid not knowthe home, theytold the Academy Georgia State Patrol. extent of his injuries. A of Motion Picture Arts & PennyBagby,50, of spokeswoman with Sciences. He served as the RockyFace, wastraveling Whitfield 911 said it academy’spresident from north when her 2004 Acura appeared Hughes wasnot 1989-92. crossed the center line near taken to ahospital. “Karl livedarich, full the intersection with Aphone number for life,”Academy president Sid Dunnagan Road and Hughes could not be found. Ganis said. “He has the crashed head-on into a An employee at Randy greatest and most loving dump truck carrying Patty Trucking said she family; acareer that has asphalt. The wreck hap- “did not knowanything spanned the spectrum of the pened around 9:40 a.m. yet” about Hughes and did arts from theater to film and Bagby waspronounced not want to give out any television, to some very AP PHOTO dead at Erlanger Hospital more information. famous commercial work.” In this TV publicity image originallyreleased by ABC in 1975, Karl Malden, right, While he tackled avariety and Michael Douglas are shown in ascene from “The Streets of San Francisco.” Community forum of characters overthe years, Malden, aformer steelworker who wonanOscar forhis role as Mitchinthe 1951 he wasoften seen in working- classic “A Streetcar Named Desire,” died Wednesday. He was 97. class garb or military uniform. on Website back up, His authenticity in grittier with Marlon Brando. author Tennessee Williams. with his “Don’tleave home roles came naturally: He was “When you worked with Malden gained perhaps his without them” ads for the son of aCzech mother and him, he wasthe character,” greatestfame as Lt. Mike American Express. but old posts lost aSerbian father,and worked said EvaMarie Saint, who Stone in the 1970s television “The Streets of San for atime in the steel mills of garnered asupporting actress show“The Streets of San Francisco” earned him five The Daily Citizen community forum on the news- Gary,Ind., after dropping out Oscar for her role in Francisco,”inwhich Michael Emmy nominations. He won paper’sWeb site www.daltondailycitizen.com went of college. “Waterfront.”“He wasthe Douglas played the veteran one for his role as amurder down Tuesday night. Aproblem with CNHI comput- Malden said he got his cel- consummate actor and he detective’s junior partner. victim’sfather out to bring ers knocked out the message boards for all of the ebrated bulbous nose when he lovedacting. He wasdear and “Karl ‘The Mentor’ his former son-in-lawtojus- company’snewspapers. Technicians are working on brokeitacouple of times smart. Whatever he did he Malden wasagreat actor, tice in the 1985 miniseries the problem and hope to have everything backup playing basketball or football, enjoyedlife.” father and husband. Iadmired “Fatal Vision.”Heand Saint soon. Unfortunately, it looks liketheymay not be joking that he was“the only Among Malden’smore and lovedhim deeply,” played husband and wife. able to recoverall of the previous posts. actor in Hollywood whose than 50 film credits were: Douglas, who wasinEurope, Malden played Barbra Forthe time being, to reach the forum look for the nose qualifies him for handi- “Patton,”inwhich he played said through his publicist. Streisand’sstepfather in the word “community” in the Website section under- capped parking.”Heliked to Gen. Omar Bradley, Douglas saluted Malden 1987 film “Nuts;” Adm. neath The Daily Citizen masthead and click. say he had “an open-hearth “Pollyanna,”“Fear Strikes last month when he received Elmo Zumwalt Jr.inthe face.” Out,”“The Sting II,” the American Film Institute’s 1988 TV film “My Father, Malden wonasupporting “Bombers B-52,”“Cheyenne Lifetime Achievement My Son;” and Leon actor Oscar in 1951 for his Autumn,”and “All Fall Award. Klinghoffer,the cruise ship COFFEE CABIN role as Blanche DuBois’ naive Down.” “It wasKarl who, more passenger murdered by ter- suitor Mitch in “A Streetcar One of his most controver- than anyone, got me to under- rorists in 1985, in the 1989 FREE Small Frappe with this ad. Named Desire” — arole he sial films was“Baby Doll” in stand that an actor is just one TV film “The Hijacking of 1per customer daily. also played on Broadway. 1956, in which he played a part of awhole team that the Achille Lauro.” 800 S. Hamilton Ave. He wasnominated again dullard husband whose child makes aTVseries or movie as best supporting actor in bride is exploited by abusi- work,”Douglas said in the DLP Digital Cinema® 1954 for his performance as nessman. It wascondemned upcoming July 19 airing of ® in all Auditoriums Father Corrigan, afearless, by the Catholic Legion of the event on TV Land. CARMIKE 12 friend-of-the-workingman Decencyfor what wastermed In the ’70s, Malden gained WALNUT SQUARE MALL •706-226-0625 priest in “On the Waterfront.” its “carnal suggestiveness.” alucrative 21-year sideline PLEASE CALL THEATRE OR VISIT US ONLINE FOR MOVIES AND SHOWTIMES In both movies, he costarred The story wasby“Streetcar” and aplace in pop culture ALL FEATURES INCLUDE PRE-FEATURE CONTENT www.carmike.com THE DAILY CITIZEN Thursday, July 2, 2009 9A ■ MUTTS DEAR ABBY Courteous customers keep express lanes up to speed

DEAR ABBY: Your response to down with “a fewextra things” with- “Frustrated Shopper in Idaho” (April out asking for my input. It is neither 5) made me very upset. Iamacashier the customer’sfault nor mine. Itry to in alocal grocery store. Iunderstand enforce this rule, butnot all cus- ashopper’sfrustration when she/he tomers are polite or willing to listen. gets in the express lane only to find — ANNOYED CHECKER ■ WIZARD OF ID someone with afull cart up ahead. But we cashiers are between arock DEAR ABBY: Asimple and and ahard place. If we ask acustomer effective solution to this problem to please go to another lane, the cus- would be to program the express lanes tomer will get upset, tell us we’re to accept no more than the posted rude and complain to the manager.If Jeanne limit for that lane, e.g., 10 items. If we say nothing to avoid upsetting that Phillips businesses can program their systems one customer,then the others waiting to accommodate senior discounts, bag in line get angry. rebates, double coupons, buy-one- Customers need to be respectful and not get-one, etc., surely theycan program an assume they’re entitled to bring their fully express lane limit. — VIRGINIA SHOPPER loaded cart into the express lane. It’snot the cashier’sfault, and we do not need “more DEAR ABBY: Iwas amanager for 24 training”! — CHRISTY IN OHIO years at anational supermarket chain, and I ■ CATHY can answer “Frustrated Shopper.” Acashier DEAR CHRISTY: Mea culpa. Iheard would not be fired for enforcing the rules, but from aslewofangry cashiers across the because of ahigher number of customer com- country echoing similar sentiments. Read on: plaints. Supermarkets want friendly cashiers. DEAR ABBY: Iamachecker,and I’m It’snot the cashier’sjob to enforce rules; frequently assigned to the express lane. Iwas that’sthe manager’sjob. trained very well and usually politely tell cus- To risk losing customers by embarrassing tomers that it is a“10 items or less” line. them is not something most managers are However, it is beyond my control when the willing to do. Think about it: Who’sspending managers push them down my line to get more — the person with afew items or some- them out of the store sooner,orwhen aman- one with afull cart? — FORMER MANAG- ager tells me he/she is sending someone ER IN ORLANDO

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■ TUNDRA 10A Thursday, July 2, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN BRIEFS OBITUARIES Jackson memorial won’tbeat • PennyLee Bishop AndrewWelch; mother-in- Stephanie Michele Rylee, Jamie, Cody and July 15, 1932, in Pickens Bagby, Rocky Face law, Hattie Bagby Morse of Roberts Ethan; several aunts, uncles County,Ga., and has livedin Neverland • Stephanie Michele Varnell. and cousins also survive. Tallahassee the past 25 Roberts Servicesare Friday at 1 Mrs. Stephanie Michele Belovedpets, Phobee and years. He worked for the LOS ANGELES — A (Young) (Carroll) Roberts, • Eugene R. Stafford p.m. at North Whitfield Rockstar. Department of Adult and public memorial for 22, of Chatsworth, lost her Michael Jackson is in the Baptist Church with the Rev. Services are today at 2 Community Education for Lillard Stringer officiating. battle with cystic fibrosis p.m. from the chapel of the state of Florida for many works butwon’tbeheld at Obituarynotices are Burial will be in United Sunday, Shawn Chapman Funeral years. Eugene wasanavid the late pop star’sNeverland posted online at Memorial Gardens. June 28, Home with the Rev. Donny reader,ahistory buff and Ranch, aJackson family www.daltondailycitizen.com The family will receive 2009, in Caylor officiating. lovednature. spokesman said Wednesday. the No further details were pro- friends at the funeralhome Interment will followin Eugene is survivedbyhis today after 5p.m. Mission the Spring Place Cemetery. wife, Sarah J. (Harmon) vided in the statement Hospital in issued Wednesday.An Words of comfort may be The family received Stafford; sons, Michael, PennyLee Bishop sent to the family at Asheville, friends at the funeralhome Perry Sr.and Keith Stafford; announcement on the plans N.C. wasexpected soon. Bagby www.lovefuneralhomega.co Wednesday. adaughter,Lynette Berry; a m. She Arrangements made with brother,Bill (Mary) Stafford; Meanwhile, Michael Mrs. PennyLee Bishop Love Funeral Home, attended Roberts integrity by Shawn Chapman sisters, Peggy (Roger) Jackson’s7-year-old will Bagby,50, of RockyFace, the Total wasfiled in aLos Angeles 1402 N. Thornton Ave., Funeral Home &Crematory, Marcine and Jane (Ron) died Tuesday,June 30, 2009. Dalton (across from Praise Chatsworth. Summey; and five grandchil- court, giving his entire She wasthe daughter of Baptist Church. estate to afamily trust while Hamilton Medical Center), www.legacy.com dren. He waspreceded in the late C.L. and Lolene is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include hus- death by his parents, Oran making his mother the Byers Bishop and waspre- www.legacy.com band, Jason Roberts of Eugene R. Stafford and Bernice (Murphy) guardian of his children and ceded in death by her son, Dalton; parents, Mark and cutting out his former wife Stafford; one son, Leslie Christopher Allen, and Wendy Ramos, Clyde and Eugene R. Stafford, 76, Stafford; and one brother, Debbie Rowe. Court docu- father-in-law, Bob Bagby. PamCarroll, all of passed away on Tuesday, ments estimated the current Jimmy Stafford. Pennyissurvivedbyher Love Chatsworth; brothers and June 30, 2009, in In lieu of flowers the fam- value of his estate at more husband, David Bagby of sisters, Sandra Willbanks of Tallahassee, Fla. than $500 million. It names Funeral Home ily prefers memorial contri- RockyFace; sister,Deborah Rossville, Nathan Carroll of A“Gathering of Friends” butions be made to Big Bend his mother,Katherine Welch of RockyFace; son Family Owned Since 1935 Dalton, Robert Young, Justin is today from 5to7p.m. at Jackson, 79, as abeneficiary Hospice, 1723 Mahan and daughter-in-law, Shea 278-3313 Ramos, Jacob Ramos and Culley’sTimberlane Funeral Center Road, Tallahassee, of the trust and the guardian and Sarah Welch of Rocky Tony Ramos, all of Home, 700 Timberlane Road of Jackson’schildren, who FL 32308. Face; daughter,Terah Welch Chatsworth; nieces and (850-893-4177). www.legacy.com are also named as benefici- of Dalton; grandchildren, nephews, Angela, Mylinh, Mr.Stafford wasborn aries of the trust. Teen survives by clinging to wreckage MORONI, Comoros — The lone survivorofa Yemeni jetliner crash, who clung to wreckage for 13 hours before being rescued, lay in ahospital bed with a broken collarbone Wednesday,asking for little — except for achance to see her mother.But rela- CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS tivessaid 14-year-old Bahia Bakari wastoo traumatized to be told her mother was feared dead, along with 151 Household others on board the Yemenia airways flight. “I have told her that her moth- hazardous waste er is in the next room,”the girl’suncle, Joseph Yousouf, told The Associated Press outside a facility turns 10 hospital in this former French colony, where the SUBMITTED BY THE event for household haz- jetliner wasattempting to DALTON-WHITFIELD ardous waste. The Solid land in fierce winds before REGIONAL SOLID WASTE Waste Citizens Advisory dawn Tuesday when it MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY Task Force identified aneed slammed into the Indian for apermanent facility and Ocean. He said the girl was June20markedthe 10th more frequent collections. coherent and asking for anniversary of the household With a$50,000 grant from food. hazardous waste facility the Georgia Environmental Mike Corbin was the first person at the household hazardous waste facility on operated by the Dalton- Facilities Authority,the local June 20 when officials celebrated the 10-year anniversaryofthe facility.The Obesity rates still Whitfield Regional Solid authority opened the first facility is seen in photo above left. rising in 23 states Waste Management publicly owned and operated Authority. permanent household haz- facility has been used as the announced its Independence ■ Tuesday — All locations WASHINGTON — The authority developed ardous waste facility in the model for manycommuni- Day holidayoperating sched- open from 7a.m. to 6p.m. Mississippi’sstill king of the first permanent house- state. ties around the state, butstill ule for landfills and conven- (Westside location normally cellulite, butanominous hold hazardous waste collec- The facility is open to res- remains the only facility like ience centers: closed) tide is rolling toward the tion facility in the state. idents of Whitfield County it in the state. ■ Friday — All locations ■ Wednesday — All loca- Medicare doctors in neigh- More than 250,000 pounds the third Saturday of each Formore information open normal hours (7 a.m. to 6 tions open from 7a.m. to 6 boring Alabama:obese baby of household hazardous month and accepts leftover regarding the proper manage- p.m.) p.m. (McGaugheyChapel boomers. It’stime for the waste has been managed household products such as ment of household hazardous ■ Saturday — All loca- location normally closed) nation’sannual obesity through the facility. pesticides, old gasoline, bat- waste, call (706) 277-2545 or tions closed ■ Thursday — Normal rankings and, outside of Prior to 1999, the authori- teries, paints and pool chem- (706) 278-5001. ■ Monday — All locations operating days and hours fairly lean Colorado, there’s ty held an annual collection icals, to name afew.The The authority has open from 7a.m. to 6p.m. resume little good news. In 31 states, more than one in four adults are obese,says anew report from the Trust for Obama hugs cancer patient, pitches America’sHealth and the THE MARKET Robert Wood Johnson health care overhaul, but questions remain Foundation. And obesity Wednesday’sDow Jones: 8504.10 ▲ 57.10 rates among adults rose in Wedneday’sNASDAQ:1845.72 ▲ 10.68 23 states overthe past year, ANNANDALE, Va.(AP) — President television. But the nation’slong-term and no state experienced a Barack Obama wanted to put ahuman face needs require agreater emphasis on pre- significant decline. While on his plans to overhaul health care, and a ventive care and “cost-effective care,”he TuesdayWednesday Intel 16.55 17.04 the nation has long been Virginia supporter did just that Wednesday. said. Gold 934.5 938.4 IBM 104.4 104.8 Fighting back tears, Debby Smith, 53, Smith, of Appalachia, Va., is avolunteer bracing for asurge in Silver 13.96 13.66 Interface 6.22 6.28 Medicare as the boomers told Obama of her kidneycancer and her for Organizing for America, Obama’s inability to obtain health insurance or hold political operation within the Democratic Acuity 28.05 28.87 JCP 28.71 28.60 start turning 65, the new AAir 6.19 6.49 JNJ 56.80 57.07 report makes clear that fat, ajob.The president hugged her — she’sa National Committee.She obtainedher not just age, will fuel much volunteer for his political operation — and ticket throughthe White House. Apple 142.4 142.8 Kroger 22.05 22.23 of those bills. In every state, called her “exhibit A” in an unsustainable The health care changes that Obama AT&T 24.84 25.07 Lowes19.41 19.51 the rate of obesity is higher system that is too expensive and complex called for Wednesday would reshape the BAC13.20 13.05 McDonalds 57.49 58.22 among55- to 64-year-olds for millions of Americans. nation’smedical landscape. He says he BB&T 21.98 21.69 Merck27.96 2805 — the oldest boomers — “Weare going to try to find ways to help wants to covernearly 50 million uninsured BP 47.68 47.97 Microsoft 23.77 24.04 you immediately,” he told Smith as hun- Americans, to persuade doctors to stress than amongtoday’s65-and- BristolMyers 20.31 20.24 Mohawk 35.68 35.74 beyond. dreds looked on at acommunity college quality overquantity of care, to squeeze forum — and countless others watched on billions of dollars from spending. HP-Compaq 38.65 38.68 Motorola 6.63 6.46 Chevron 66.25 66.52 Region-Fin 4.04 3.97 Naked man causes CocaCola 47.99 49.18 Rock-Tenn. 38.16 39.89 flight to divert ConAgra 19.06 19.21 SaraLee 9.76 9.96 AREA ARRESTS ColonialBnk .62 .62 SouthernCo 31.16 NA ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. CokeEnt. 16.65 17.14 Synovous 2.99 3.01 — Across-country US CrackerBrl27.90 28.94 SunTrust 16.45 16.33 Airways flight wasdiverted • Edward Kay Adkins, 50, Milledgeville, wascharged • Joshua John Fronek, 21, CrwnCrafts 2.90 2.90 Torchmark37.04 36.80 711 S. Hamilton St., Dalton, Tuesday by the Whitfield 9347 Village Lance, San to Albuquerque after amale CSX 34.63 34.63 Total Sys 13.39 13.70 passenger removedhis wascharged Tuesday by the County Sheriff’sOffice with Antonio, Texas, wascharged UPS 49.99 50.85 clothing mid-flight. Dan Whitfield County Sheriff’s probation violation and theft Wednesday by the Whitfield Dell 13.73 13.39 Jiron, aspokesman for the Office with probation viola- by conversion. County Sheriff’sOffice with Delta 5.79 5.85 Vulcan 43.10 42.83 Albuquerque airport, said tion and failure to register as • Jeffery Alan Parks, 42, pedestrian under the influ- Dixie Group 2.91 2.76 Verizon30.73 30.82 50-year-old Keith Wright asex offender. 241 Mount Moriah Road, ence, driving without a Dow16.14 15.98 Walmart48.44 48.37 of NewYork disrobed • David Michael Cox, 49, Chatsworth, wascharged license, hit and run, failure to Duke14.59 14.83 Wells Fargo 24.26 24.14 Tuesday while sitting in his 886 Beaverdale Road, Tuesday by the Whitfield maintain lane and DUI. DuPont 25.62 25.80 Wendy’s4 4.11 seat in the back of the air- Crandall, wascharged County Sheriff’sOffice with • Charles William Earthlink 7.41 7.58 Yum33.34 35.02 craft. He said Wright was Tuesday by the Georgia State drugs in wrong container, Thompson, 25, 3130 Ericsson 9.78 10.26 Xerox6.48 6.61 unresponsive when aflight Patrol with drivingwhile possession of hydrocodone, ChattanoogaRoad, Lot A, Exxon 69.91 70.56 attendant asked him repeat- license suspended, failure to possession of soma, posses- RockyFace, wascharged Stockinformation as of mar- edly to get dressed and maintain lane and DUI. sion of valium and criminal Wednesday by the Whitfield Ford 6.07 5.91 ketclosing is furnished by refused to be covered with • Demetrius Devon attempt to use counterfeit County Sheriff’sOffice with FSG 3.80 3.90 Hilliard Lyons,511 Benjamin Austin, 18, 211 W. Tyler St., trademarks(twocounts). DUI, tail lights required, tag GE 11.72 11.78 Way, Suite 112, Dalton, (706) ablanket. Lawenforcement 279-1810 or 800-437-6450. employees who were pas- Apt. 411, Dalton, was • Kristee MarieWilliams, illumination required, driv- GM 1.09 .90 Hilliard Lyons is amember of sengers on the plane helped charged Tuesday by the 20, 3258 Rauschenberg ing without alicense and Goodyear 11.26 11.46 the NewYorkStock subdue and handcuff Dalton Police Department Road, Dalton, wascharged open container in vehicle. HomeDepot 23.63 23.71 Exchange. Wright before the flight with possession of tools for Tuesday by the Dalton • Carl Daniel Westfall, 48, landed. The FBI said the commission of acrime, Police Department with pos- 605 Kelly St., Dalton, was Wright is in federal custody possession of less than an session of xanax, possession charged Wednesday by the on acharge of interfering ounce of marijuana, posses- of tools for the commission Dalton Police Department Read The Daily Citizen online with flight crewmembers sion of xanax and drugs in of acrime, possession of less with obstruction of an offi- — and attendants. wrong container. than an ounce of marijuana cer,public indecency, false • Lori Louellen Davidson, and drugs in wrong contain- imprisonment, aggravated www.daltondailycitizen.com — The Associated Press 41, 110 Knight Circle, er. assault and battery. THE DAILY CITIZEN Thursday, July 2, 2009 11A Local residents in amazementyesterdayas Collectors provideastimuluspackageto Dalton. =D079#0 &97B5" 3AC #B"DC 35 CD0 (!)'" %* (&!)$)"!# !&3C $3# 87 !CA$$+ :560KeB DT*M ,K )/0:+= 17=0>+!' 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PREP BASEBALL: DALTON HIGH Erwin joins mates at Milligan

BY ADAM KROHN practice, with Erwin pitching to Blackwood [email protected] INSIDE SPORTS and Palmer catching. Three’scompanyseems to be the theme of jArmstrong braces for atough Tour test, 2B Erwin said the three will room together at the summer,atleast for six athletes from area jU.S. soccer team focusing on Gold Cup, 2B Milligan, which will makethe transition schools. from highschool to college asmooth one, jLoran Smith: Dogs’ Fox built for success, 3B Last month, Northwest Whitfield’sHunter Brotherton said. Keener,Zane McDade and J.T.Meadows said jFSU says taking away wins is ‘unfair’, 4B “It willbeagreatopportunity for them theywill attend LaGrange College and play becausenow you don’t have to go there the golf. NowDalton pitcher John Erwin has visit the school. After his visit, which includ- first night and wonder who you’re rooming joined Catamounts teammates Garren Palmer ed abullpen session, the Tigers’ coaching with,”Brotherton said. “These guys run, fish, and Beau Blackwood at Milligan College, in staffliked what it sawand within aweek play ball anddoeverything together,so Johnson City,Tenn., to play baseball. made Erwin an offer that he accepted. they’ll have someone to lean on. When the The 6-foot-5-inch Erwin, who has afast- Erwin said he also receivedoffers from coach gets on them, when theyhavetoget up ball that tops out in the mid-to-high 80s and Tennessee Wesleyan and Cleveland State, for practice at 5inthe morning, when they and had been contacted by anumber of other aknee-buckling curveball, will attend the have to go study hall, it will be nice for them schools. NAIA school, which competes in the to lean on each other.It’sgoing to be agreat In his senior season with the Cats, Erwin plus.” Appalachian Athletic Conference, on acom- went 5-0 with 45 strikeouts in 41 1/3 innings bination athletic-academic scholarship. Erwin, afour-year varsity starter who also while walking 15 batters, giving up 52 hits played basketball his freshman and sopho- Last season, the Buffaloes finished 25-26 and posting a3.55 ERA. overall and 8-10 in the AACunder coach Cats coach Bobby Brotherton is happyfor more seasons, said he hasn’tbeen told yet Nathan Meade. his former player. what his role on the team will be, or how “This is great,”Erwin said. “I’ve always “This is asuper thing for John,” much time he’ll see on the field. wanted to play college baseball my whole Brotherton said. “He’sabig kid with alot of “It’sgoing to be just likeany other place,” life, so it’sgoing to be fun.” upside.He’sgot the ability to run it up to the said Erwin, “I’ll have to earn my position.” After Palmer signed with the Tigers in high 80s and he’sagood kid.” Erwin said he plans to work hard to make MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen December, he knewthe team waslooking to Erwin has already started working out sure he’sonthe mound his freshman season. Dalton High pitcher John Erwin, who bolster its pitching staff, so he told Milligan with his future Tigers teammates Palmer and “My goal is to get agood amount of was 5-0 as asenior,will fulfill alife- coaches about Erwin. After watchinghim Blackwood, whether it be in the gym or on innings in,”hesaid. “I’ll pitch when Ican long dream to playcollegebaseball. pitch in afew games, Erwin wasinvited to the field. He said it’slikeold times when they and try to makeagood impression.” Judge saysAUTO let RACING: SPRINT Mayfield CUP race Suspended driver heads to Daytona

BY MIKE CRANSTON Associated Press Writer CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Ajudge issued atemporary injunction on Wednesday to lift Jeremy Mayfield’sdrug suspension, leaving the NASCAR driverfree to race at Daytona this weekend. U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen concluded the “likelihood of afalse positive in this case is quite sub- stantial.”The decision came after NASCAR’slawyers portrayed Mayfield as adanger to the sport after he tested positive for methampheta- mines on May 1. He wassuspended indefinitely eight days later. Mayfield’slawyers argued he never used recreational drugs and that NASCAR’stesting system wasflawed. France “This is huge for us. This means more to me probably than anyrace I’ve ever wonorany- thing,”asmiling Mayfield said outside the courtroom, with his wife, Shana, at his side. “Tocome out here and do what we did today.... All the attorneys worked tirelessly and endlessly.Itall paid offfor us.” Still, Mayfield said he wasunsure if he would be able to secure the moneyneeded to bring his car to Daytona. The deadline to enter Saturday’srace wasJune 23. Mayfield, however, still can join the race as alate entry until the garage opens at 8:30 a.m. Thursday though he would not earn anychampionship points. Mayfield also suggested he might drive acar for anoth- er team and said adecision would be made soon. “It’skind of late in the game right now, butwe’re able to go. That wasour goal, to be able to go back to work and race cars,”Mayfield said. “The main thing is to clear the air and let the fans know. It just feels good to get this off our back, and nowwe’ll move forward.” NASCAR chairman Brian France said the organization AP PHOTO NASCAR Sprint Cup driver JeremyMayfield, right, smiles as he leaves the federal courthouse with his attor- ney, Bill Diehl in Charlotte,N.C., on Wednesday. District CourtJudgeGraham Mullen lifted Mayfield’ssus- Please see MAYFIELD, 2B pension forusing methamphetamines and said he should be allowed to race again.

TENNIS: WIMBLEDON PRO BASEBALL With aces up his sleeve, Jurrjens strong Roddick gains semifinals in Braves’ romp BY CHARLES ODUM Associated Press Writer BY STEPHEN WILSON He hadn’tbeen to the final four at ATLANTA — Jair Jurrjens allowed his first Associated Press Writer Wimbledon since 2005; even lost in the sec- hit with twoouts in the seventh inning on a WIMBLEDON, England — This one ond round ayear ago. He hadn’twon afive- night the Atlanta Bravesfinally gave him some meant so much to Andy Roddick. setteratany Grand Slam tournament in 21/2 run support, beating the reeling Philadelphia Because of the stakes: areturn to years. But Roddick came through in the Phillies 11-1 on Wednesday. Wimbledon’ssemifinals. Because of the crunch, saving threebreakpoints whiletrail- Jurrjens (6-6) beganthe night with the sev- opponent: 2002 champion Lleyton Hewitt. ing 2-1 in the fifth set, before earning the enth-lowest run support in the majors, including And because of the circumstances: afive-set decisive break in a14-point game to go ahead only five runs in his last four losses. That lack of grind that beganunder abright sun and con- 5-4. support ended as the Bravesscored sevenruns cluded in shadows, 3hours, 50 minutes later. “It’sgoing to pay big dividends, winning a offCole Hamels (4-5), who left the game after When it wasover, having finally figured tight match likethis,”said Roddick’scoach, giving up three hits and awalk in the fifth. out away to get past Hewitt 6-3, 6-7 (10), 7- Larry Stefanki. “He hasn’tdone that in along Matt Diaz had atwo-run homer and Diory 6(1), 4-6, 6-4, Roddick let out asigh and time.” Hernandez hit his first major league home run, raised afist, then threwhis racket down, sat in Roddick-Hewitt wasthe only quarterfinal each offTyler Walker in the six-run fifth inning. his changeoverchair and covered his face pitting twomen who have been ranked No. 1, Diaz had three hits. with his hands. and the only one involving twomen who have Jurrjens’ bid to become the first pitcher to “A mixture of happiness, of relief. In your wonamajor championship. It also wasthe throwano-hitter against the Phillies since the mind, you’re kind of trying to stay the course most riveting contest, not to mention the Cardinals’ Bob Forsch on April 16, 1978, ended for four hours, constantly figuring out what longest. AP PHOTO you’re going to do,”said Roddick, who swat- AndyRoddickserves to Lleyton ted 43 aces in Wednesday’squarterfinals at the Hewitt during their quarterfinal Please see WIMBLEDON, 2B Please see BRAVES, 2B All England Club.“Your mind is just racing.” matchonWednesday. WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM 2B Thursday, July 2, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN CYCLING: TOUR DE FRANCE Armstrong braces for tough test Final week challenge is formidable

BY SAMUEL PETREQUIN of the fewclimbs where’she’scome Armstrong said.“Ishouldhaveraced Associated Press Writer offsecond-best. differently in 2000 and we should PARIS — ForLance Armstrong “It owns aspecial place in my have raced differently in 2002. The to win an eighth Tour de France, he heart,”Armstrong said. Ventoux deserves the strongest rid- will not only have to beat the best Traditionally,the Tour finishes ers, the mountain asks for that.” rider in the world — his teammate with atime trial on the penultimate Four years ago, in the pre-Tour and rivalAlberto Contador — he will day,before alargely ceremonial ride warmup race at the Dauphine Libere, also need to master an innovative into Paris on the last day. Armstrong wasdropped on the course with agrueling last week that But this year,Ventoux, ahuge Ventoux’sfinal climb by Alexandre includes four mountain stages. moonscape of rock in Provence with Vinokourov — Armstrong wobbling The 37-year-old American rider, no vegetation, will be the 20th of the in his saddle as the Kazakh rider sped back in competition this season after 21 stages. away proving arare sight indeed. more than three years of retirement, The punishing climb, on which After the opening time trial in said in an interviewwith The British rider TomSimpson died in Monaco and ateam time trial in Associated Press on Tuesday that 1967, could decide the outcome. Montpellier,the peloton heads out this year’srace, starting Saturday in In his heyday,Armstrong had two along the Mediterranean coast and Monaco, wasmore likely to favor occasions to triumph on the so called up through the Pyrenees, where three pure climbers likeContador. “Bald Mountain.” mountain stages are scheduled. “There is only (about 34 miles) of In 2000, when he wonthe Tour The first one, between Barcelona time trials, which is much less than for asecond time, he allowed the late and Arcalis,isthe most demanding normal,”Armstrong said. “And the Marco Pantani of Italy to pass him at with agrueling 6.6-mile final ascent. final week is extremely hard with a the finish line, later regretting having Usually,Armstrong would dominate lot of climbs. So all the wayfrom givenawaythe victory. his rivals on the race’sfirst big climb, Colmar (stage 14), to Verbier,the Twoyears later,Armstrong’steam butthis time he is preaching caution. Alps, the time trial and then the reacted too late and failed to catch “There are too manydifficult (Mont) Ventoux ... I’ve neverseen a Frenchman Richard Virenque, set- parts in the final week,”hesaid. AP PHOTO final week of the Tour likethat!” tling for third place. “Honestly speaking, Iplan to be Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong, right, Armstrong has neverwon at the “It reinforces that Imade mis- careful in Arcalis. Youreally have to is greeted by acycling fan as he arrives at the Astana fabled and dreaded Ventoux — one takes the previous twotimes,” think about the final week.” team’shotel in Monaco ahead of the race startSaturday.

Wimbledon: Semifinals set SOCCER Continued from page 1B Bleary-eyed U.S. team “It certainly wasn’tshort on drama,” Roddick said. “It wastough from amental standpoint, because Lleyton wasn’tgoing focusing on Gold Cup away,and there were kind of alot of ebbs and flows.” Next up for the No. 6-seeded Roddick: a BY GREGG BELL semifinal against No. 3Andy Murray,who Associated Press Writer beat 2003 French Open champion Juan TUKWILA, Wash. — Carlos Ferrero 7-5, 6-3, 6-2. Murray is try- Bob Bradleywas walking off ing to become the first British man to win the practice field toward the Wimbledon since Fred Perry in 1936, so he team buswhen afather will be backed by quite acrowd in what the stopped the coach of the locals will bill as “Andy vs. Andy.” United States national team “Wemight be able to count the people with acheerful yell from a for me on this hand,” Roddick said, raising playground. his right mitt. “I’m just going to pretend “Hey, good job on the when theysay,’Come on, Andy!’ that they Confederations Cup, man!” mean me.” the dad shouted through a The other semifinal FridayisNo. 2 chain-link fence as alittle Roger Federer against No. 24 Tommy Haas. girl played nearby.Hethen It’sarematch of aJune 1French Open AP PHOTO raised his coffee cup to fourth-round match in which Haas took the Roger Federer plays areturn shot salute the coach. first twosets and wasfivepoints away from against IvoKarlovic during their Twoweeks ago, the guy winning, before Federer wonenroute to matchatWimbledon on Wednesday. might have thrown his mug claiming his first title at Roland Garros. at Bradley — if he’deven That gave Federer his 14th Grand Slam through the third set, and here is howthe known who he was. AP PHOTO championship, tying Pete Sampras’career Swiss star responded: service winner at 129 Now, strangers are toast- U.S. national team playerCharlie Davies, right, races record. He can surpass that mark here. mph, ace at 128 mph. ing the U.S. coach and his past ateammate during Wednesday’spractice in “It would be writing in the history books Take aces out of the equation — team. Tukwila,Wash.The Americans are nowpreparing for of tennis,”Federer said, then cautioned: Karlovic led 23-7 in that category — and Three days after its stun- Saturday’sGold Cup opener against Grenada. “It’snot there yet. Still faraway. Many Federer wound up with a32-6 advantage in ning success in the points, manyserves, manyforehands.” other winners as he reached the semifinals Confederations Cup in South advanced to the semifinals Robles were slowtoget out Seeking asixth Wimbledon title, he beat at a21st Grand Slam tournament in arow, Africa, ayounger,scaled- on the second tiebreaker by of South Africa because of No. 22 IvoKarlovic of Croatia 6-3, 7-5, 7-6 extending his ownrecord. No one else in down U.S. team wasback blanking Egypt 3-0 as Brazil limited flights. (3). Haas knocked offNo. 4Novak tennis history ever made it to more than 10 home preparing for beat Italy.There, the revital- Then theytraveled more Djokovic of Serbia 7-5, 7-6 (6), 4-6, 6-3. consecutive major semifinals. Saturday’sgame against ized Americans shocked top- than 10,200 air miles Federer completely took the sting out of “It’shard to believe Iachievedit, Grenada, its openerinthe ranked Spain. And theyled through Amsterdam, Paris the intimidating serves of the 6-foot-10 because looking back, it’snot just I’m look- CONCACAF Gold Cup. five-time World Cup champi- and elsewhere across nine Karlovic, who had won79of79service ing back on afew weeks or amonth or a Wednesday morning’s90- on Brazil, the world’snew time zones Monday and games through more than 9hours of play year or so. It’sreally wayback,”said minute practice on aback No. 1asofWednesday,by Tuesday before practicing across his first four matches at Wimbledon Federer,who last exited atournament field with only agirls’ team twogoals at halftime before through jet lag Wednesday. — and 128 of 128 service games if you add before this stage at the 2004 French Open. watchingthrough afence was losing 3-2 in Sunday’scham- All in an effort to win a in his previous tournament, too. “Quite astreak.” arelatively quiet plateau off pionshipmatch. fourth consecutive title in the So wouldn’tyou knowit: Federer need- Indeed it is. Consider: The other men left the peak of becoming the first “People are excited,” Gold Cup, the championship ed all of 8minutes and twoKarlovic service in the tournament all have Grand Slam U.S. team to reach the final of Bradleysaid Wednesday, for North and Central games to break the big fella. semifinal streaks of exactly one. Murray aFIFAmen’stournament. looking anything butfollow- America and the Caribbean. Federer hit three return winners, includ- and Haas neverhad been this farat That came after the U.S. ing atrek halfway across the “Yeah, traveling halfway ing aforehand offa122 mph serveonbreak Wimbledon before, while Roddick lost to looked outclassed while los- globe in the previous two across the world definitely point, to takea3-1 lead. That set the tone. Federer in the 2003 semifinals and the 2004 ing its first twomatches in days. “Weall feel good that has an effect,”said Davies, Karlovic, best known for upsetting and 2005 finals at the All England Club. South Africa, 3-1 to world you get to abig tournament the only American on the defending champion Hewitt at Wimbledon Roddick’sonly major championship champion Italy 3-1 and 3-0 and your performance gets Gold Cup roster who in the first round in 2003, wasasked why came at the 2003 U.S. Open. In trying to to South Americanchampion soccer people up and going. appeared in games in South Federer dealt with his servebetter than add asecond, he recently tweaked his diet, Brazil. Some were calling And nowitgives us momen- Africa. other players do. says he’sinthe best shape of his career and for Bradleytobefired before tum to keep it going.” “It’sjust amatter of get- “Oh, it is only because he is better than has tinkered with his game since hiring afinal first-round match Bradleyand players ting refocused. ... It feels everybody else,” Karlovic said. “That’sit.” Stefanki for this season, working on returns, against Egypt. Charlie Davies, Freddy Adu, really good to be back in the Federer outperformed Karlovic by win- volleying and backhands. Then, the Americans Heath Pearce and Luis U.S.” ning 74 of 85 points in his ownservice Those elements helped against Hewitt, games. Only once did Karlovic so much as who gutted things out Wednesday despite a get to deuce on Federer’sserve, midway bothersome left thigh. Braves: Atlanta rips Hamels

Continued from page 1B the first time since May 29. and sevenruns in four Mayfield: Tagged ‘meth-head’ The Bravesscored only innings. His ERA rose from with Paul Bako’ssingle with 41 runs for Jurrjens in his 4.44 to 4.98. He was14-10 Continued from page 1B Mayfield attorneyBill Diehl argued in twoouts in the seventh. first 16 starts before jumping with a3.09 ERA in 2008. court that his client neverhad the opportu- Jurrjens gave up one hit on Hamels. The Bravesadded two has no immediate plans to file an appeal, but nity to challenge the positive test and has and four walks and one Martin Prado, who set runs in the eighth offJack he didn’trule it out. nevershown anycharacteristics of ameth unearned run in seven career highs with four hits Taschner. “We’re disappointed, butwe’ll honor the abuser.IfMayfield used the drug at the lev- innings. He struck out six and four RBIs in a5-4 win NOTES:BravesRHP court’swishes. That’swhere we stand,” els NASCAR has suggested, Diehl suggest- while combining with reliev- overthe Phillies on Tuesday TimHudson’sfirst injury France said. “I’m not going to comment on ed Mayfield would be “either awalking ers Kris Medlen and Manny night, hit atwo-run double in rehab assignment has been what we’re going to do yet on the next legal zombie or he’sdead. Acosta on atwo-hitter. the Braves’ three-run third set for July 19 at Class A process.” “His teeth were neverrotting out, his The Braveshavewon inning.ChipperJones then Myrtle Beach. Hudson is Mullen ruled the “harm to Mr.Mayfield eyes were not sunken,”Diehl said. “He three straight. Theyare still drove in Prado with asingle. recovering from elbowliga- significantly outweighs the harm to neverdisplayed anycharacteristics that are three games under .500 but Jones drove in three runs ment-replacement surgery on NASCAR” in issuing the injunction, which commonly seen by everyone amongpeople trail the first-place Phillies with twohits. July 27, 2008. ... RHP doesn’tsettle the larger civil suit filed by who use meth.” by only three games in the The Phillies scored their Rodrigo Lopez will be Mayfield or NASCAR’scountersuit. In an affidavit filed last week, Mayfield NL East. only run offJurrjens in the recalled from Triple-A While addressing NASCAR’sconcerns denied ever using methamphetamines and Philadelphia has lost 11 fourth. With one out, Jayson Lehigh Valleytopitch for the of allowing someone who tested positive for said he didn’tknowhow he failed the May of 14, including the first two Werth walked and movedto Phillies against the Mets on an illegaldrug back on the track, Mullen 1random drug test. games at Atlanta, where the third on Jurrjens’ throwing Friday night. The 33-year- said NASCAR can test Mayfield constantly Mayfield has blamed his positive test Phillies were 9-0 last season. error.Werth scored the old Lopez hasn’tpitched in and ask for ahair sample “to determine if result on the combination of Adderall for The Phillies lead Florida by unearned run on Greg the majors since 2007, when he’sbeen ameth-head or not.” Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, only ahalf game. Dobbs’ flyball to left field. he was5-4 with Colorado. “If theywant it, Icut it about once a and Claritin-D for allergies, an explanation Philadelphia shortstop Jones had atwo-run dou- week so we can do that,”Mayfield said. repeatedly debunked by NASCAR’spro- Jimmy Rollins was0for 3 ble and Brian McCann added “Whateverwe’ve got to do.” gram administrator. with awalk. He has no hits in arun-scoring single in the NASCAR spokesman RamseyPoston But NASCAR attorneyPaul Hendrick his last 27 at-bats and is hit- fifth, ending Hamels’ night. said if Mayfield attempts to qualify for the said the “massive amounts” of methamphet- ting only .205. Hamels has failed to com- COFFEE CABIN race, he will be required to undergo adrug amines in the drug sample indicate Jurrjens, who was0-4 in plete the fifth inning in two FREE Small Frappe test. Mayfield said he would gladly submit Mayfield’sclaim is a“statement that’ssim- June despite posting a3.68 straight losses. with this ad. 1per customer daily. to tests. ply not true.” ERA in five starts, wonfor Hamels gave up nine hits 800 S. Hamilton Ave. THE DAILY CITIZEN Thursday, July 2, 2009 3B Winning attitude COMMENTARY Based on background, Fox is built for success

fupbringing and family values hold failed to meet expectations. Discipline sway in the life of Mark Fox, and con- wasafamily tradition. In fact, when he IIventional wisdom submits that theydo, took his daughter home to be baptized in we can expect the style of Georgia’sbasket- the Methodist church were he grewup, his ball coach to reflect energy,humility,and daddy admonished him that he needed to warmth. His determined drive to succeed is “Cut the grass.”Mark was35years old, a obvious and emanates from an old-fash- successful coach with afamily,and he gets ioned work ethic. that directive on avisit home! Before Imet him, Iasked afew who “I laughed butgot out the mower and cut should knowwhat the Bulldogs got when the grass,”Mark said. Damon Evans, Georgia’sathletic director, The nearest big town to Garden City, picked Foxtodirect asport that has often located in the wheat and corn fields of made twosteps forward and three Southwest Kansas, is Wichita, four steps back. hours away by car.Life was “Nobody will out work him,” engaging and fulfilling in his said Wimp Sanderson, one-time youth, which is whyhestill gets a Alabama coach. That endorse- thrill returning home. ment is anice preface to Fox’sfirst “You have afew more trees here than we do in Garden City,” he CONTRIBUTED PHOTO season. The ’98 Georgia Attitude 10-under team wonthe Double Cola Classic in After HughDurham, Georgia’s said, “but there are actually alot of similarities with the people. We Ringgold last weekend. Team membersare front row, left to right, Brook winningest coach, Tubby Smith say ‘y’all’ in Kansas just likeyou Wagner,Jamison Payne,ShelbyRalston, Hannah Mathis, ShelbyHaught and gave us reason to hope, buthelit do.” Emma Arthur; second row, Tori Akers, HaleyJohnson, Kaliegh Clemments, out for apremier job hardly before he had fully unpacked. Later,Jim Invited back to speak at his high Hannah Johnson and McCall Carlock. Harrick, cunningand conningbut Loran school commencement in the capable, came with baggage and Smith spring, he told the graduating class left under acloud. However, he that success in life would largely wasputting down roots that would have be determined by howtheyrespond to made our winters something to match what crises. Sports calendar wastaking place with football in the fall. “So manythings happen in life over Whateveryour assessment, Harrick’s which you have no control,”Fox said. tenure wasbrief. “Howyou handle those situations deter- Youth fishing Recreation Department will ing kickboxing, swimming and Youget the drift that the latest man to sit mines your future.” • The Conasauga Bass hold registration for men’ssoft- dancing will help campers learn in basketball’s head chair has no recurring When Mark first hit Athens, he immedi- Club’sannual youth fishing ball league teams through July how to keep their bodies itch to look for greener pastures. (Tubby ately asked for an audience with the event is scheduled for July 25 6. Cost is $350 per team, with healthy for life. Cost is $75 per didn’tpromote that butnaturally aspired for Georgia football staff. He wanted to know in Whitfield County.Children the season set to begin in mid- session for members, $100 per someone of Kentucky’spedigree to come what the successful football guys did to should bring their fishing pole July.For information, call session for non-members. calling.) Furthermore, Foxwill not allow convince the best players to stay home and tackle. Club members will Anthony Pittman at (706) 695- Deadline to register is one ill-advised management to lead to embar- when theychoose acollege. help the children with fishing 7359. week prior to camp and camps rassment. In the spring at CallawayGardens, I tips, bait, tackle and pole • The Murray County fill quickly.Call (706) 278-9355 IlikeFox’sbackground and happen to dropped in on aconversation between him preparation, taking offcatches Recreation Department is hold- for information or come by the think that will influenceaffirmative divi- and Hugh Durham. Walking away,Iover- and taking pictures of catches. ing registration through July 8 center for abrochure. dends for Georgia basketball. He grewup heard Foxsay,“Would you come watch Food and drinks will be provid- for summer league baseball • Dalton Middle School’s in Garden City,Kan. — there are 14 towns practice and tell us what you think?” ed and all children will receive and softball teams for ages 9- Cougar football camp for boys in the U.S. by the name of Garden City, It wasnot patronizing. It wassincere, agoodie bag and aparticipa- 14. The league begins July 16 entering grades 6-8 is sched- including one in Georgia. His father,Ray, what you would expect from asmall-town tion certificate. Poles, bait and and continues through the first uled for 5:30-7:30 p.m. on July wasahigh school coach, and his mother, Midwesterner who has evolved from an tackle will be provided to those week of August. Cost is $375 27-30 at the school’spractice Elaine, wasacareer kindergarten teacher. environment of church, family,enduring that need them. The event is per team and pre-registration is field. Cost is $50 and includes Youcan be sure that Bulldog basketball work ethic, modesty,and adeep and abid- free, but registration is required because of limited aT-shirt. Contact John Patrick players will be expected to perform in the ing love of basketball, bent on reaching out required. Call (706) 847-6973 space. Call Chris Tipton or at (706) 226-1942. classroom. to his adopted community,which he now or write cbcfishingevent@wind- Anthony Pittman at (706) 695- Growing up, it wasyear-round sports for calls home. stream.net. Directions to the 7359. Tournaments Mark, the third of three boys, buthehad event: From I-75 North, take • Dalton Parks and • One-pitch men’ssoftball assigned chores and suffered indignation Youcan write to Loran Smith at Exit 341. Go right, then turn left Recreation Department’sadult tournaments will be held every and rebukefrom his parents if his grades [email protected] onto Lake Kathy Rd. Take the summer basketball leagues are Friday night in July at Petty first left onto Oscar Nance Rd., forming for aseason that Park in Murray County.Good then turn left at the next drive begins on July 13. Leagues are prizes. Entry fee is $150, prizes and look for the balloons. Men’sOpen Aand Men’sOpen depend on number of teams. B, season is six games (five Call Rhett at (706) 847-0373. Farr tournament in jeopardy Hiking trip regular season, one playoff), all • The Antioch Ruritan Club games will be held at City Park will host its 21st adult softball • Bradley Wellness Center’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Organizers of the two-year-old Kapalua hiking club has ahike to Blood School unless additional gyms tournament for men and SYLVA NIA, Ohio — The Jamie Farr LPGA Classic in Hawaii announced Mountain and Neel’sGap are needed and cost is $285 women on Aug. 8atEastbrook Owens Corning Classic may be the next Tuesday that financial problems would scheduled on Aug. 15; partici- per team. Amanager’s meeting Park. Money raised will be cause them to pull out of the last four years will be held at 6p.m. on July 7 used for community projects LPGA tournament to miss the cut. pants must register by Aug. 8. The Farr,named for the actor who of their contract with the tour.LPGA offi- Call (706) 278-9355 for infor- and rosters must be turned in and youth sports. Entry fee is cials threatened to pursue “legalremedies.” with printed names, complete $200 per team, with a$50 played areluctant corporal on the classic mation. TV series “M.A.S.H.”, is The LPGA Corning Classic in Corning, information and signatures. For deposit required; registration N.Y., ended in May after 31 years when its information, contact Alex deadline is Aug. 3. Call being played for the 25th Football officials WOMEN’S time — and possibly last title sponsor called it quits. Along with the • The Northwest Georgia Sullins at (706) 281-1222 or Thomas Barton at (706) 463- Farr,the Michelob Ultra Open’sfuture in [email protected]. 2595. GOLF — this week at Highland Football Officials Association is Meadows Golf Club in Williamsburg, Va., is also uncertain. recruiting prospective officials • Nob North Golf Course in Farr tournament director Judd Silverman Clinics, camps, classes Cohutta is accepting registra- suburban Toledo. for the 2009 high school sea- “Wehavea50-50 chance of being here remains upbeat. son. The NWGFOA is associat- • Registration is open for tion from area golf threesomes “I’m very optimistic. We’vebeen in this the “Learn to Play” summer to compete in aPGA of America next year,” Jamie Farr said Wednesday. ed with the Georgia High The Farr’s$1.4 million purse is among position several times before through our School Association and offici- tennis program at Dalton Golf Local Qualifying Event on Aug. 25 years where we’ve had to negotiate new and Country Club. Clinics are 22, which is the first leg in trying the smallest on the LPGA tour.Intough ates the varsity,junior varsity economic times, tournamentofficials have contracts,”hesaid. and freshman games of 26 offered for all school-age girls to earn aspot in the 2009 He said the Farr tried to spread the sac- and boys every week through- McGladrey Team Champion- pared between $450,000and $500,000from high schools in the area. The this year’sbudget. The contract with the title rifices around. The pro-am gift packages out the summer.Also offered ship. Afield of 18 three-member group will meet at 6:30 p.m. on sponsor expires after this tournament. aren’tasbig, fewer bleachers were set up are “Intensive Training” and amateur teams will compete for Monday nights from July The LPGA had 34 events last year and and past champions were not provided with “Just Drills” sessions for young up to two berths in the Georgia through September at the that number is falling. courtesy vehicles. Calhoun Recreation tournament competitors and Section Championship on Sept. Department. Anyone interested “For Adults” classes as well. 28 at The Legends at Chateau is encouraged to attend a Club membership is not a Elan. Entry deadline is Aug. 8. meeting. For information or to requirement. Information is The National Championship is sign up for ameeting, call Todd available by calling the racquet scheduled for Oct. 26-28 at the Britton at (423) 316-7411, Greg shop at (706) 259-9524, going Pinehurst Resort in North SPECIAL Norton at (706) 633-8096 or online to www.E- Carolina. Registration is avail- write to [email protected]. RacquetShop.com or stopping able at pga.com/teamchampi- by the club’stennis facility on onship or by calling (706) 694- PRICES Registration, tryouts Cleveland Highway.The pro- 8505. to Celebrate July4th! • SwimAmerica swimming gram is in its 31st year and lessons run every two weeks directed by Gary Valleriano, the Add your news throughout the summer.Times club’sUSPTAtennis profes- • If you have atournament, Honoring Veterans of Warfrom for lessons are 4p.m., 5p.m. sional, with assistance from registration, camp, meeting or and 7p.m.; classes are limited Jacob Eastwood, Jennifer other local sports event you’d Whitfield and Murray Counties e B to five swimmers per instructor. Enck, Julie Kinsey and Jade like to have listed, we’re happy of th rav me e Hardbound Edition Contact Charles Todd at (706) Ringhoffer. to include it in our sports calen- o H 275-0077 or visit ccacswim- • Dalton High’swrestling dar,free of charge. E-mail the First Copy Additional Copies ming.org. camp is scheduled for 8:30 details to larryfleming@dal- • Carpet Capital Soccer a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on July 6-9 toncitizen.com or send afax to $ 95plus $ 00 plus Club and First Baptist Church at the school’sgym. Cost is (706) 275-6641. 9 sales tax 5 sales tax have extended registration for $50. Contact Charles Mitchell Warfrom Veterans of at (423) 313-3870 or Honoring the their fall soccer league. Cost is Whitfield and Murray Counties $55 for ages 6and younger [email protected] Limited Edition Leather and $75 for other groups up to .us. Eastman’s $ 95 plus U-19. All ages must bring a • Southeast’sLady Raider 19 sales tax copy of abirth certificate; ages youth softball camp for first 12 and older need to bring a through eighth graders is GUN &KNIFE wallet-size photo when register- scheduled for 9a.m. to noon SHOW ing at the First Baptist Family each day on July 14-16. Life Center. Athletes will learn individual Northwest Georgia • Anew Georgia Force 10- and team defensive and offen- Trade Center under fastpitch softball team sive skills. Each camper will based in Dalton and receive aT-shirt and conces- Saturday,July11th Chatsworth is looking for four sions will be available. Cost is 9a.m.to5pm. $45 and registration forms can girls with 1998-99 birthdays to Sunday, July12th be picked up at any Southeast complete its roster.All positions 10 a.m. to 5p.m. are available. To schedule a feeder school or the high Full of photos submitted by local residents school’smain office. tryout, please call acoach: BUY-SELL -TRADE Limited supply! Hurryintoget your copies today! Chad Poteet (706) 260-7332, Registration will also be avail- A.J. Johnston (706) 271-7910 able the first day of camp. Call Free Appraisals or Rodney Pittman (706) 483- Elizabeth Crane at (706) 876- Public Invited 0982. 7134. • Tryouts for a9-year-old • Camp Bradley Wellness For Information Call travel baseball team can be Center for ages 5-11issched- MattEastman scheduled by calling Ricky uled for 8a.m. to noon on July (229) 423-4867 THE DAILY CITIZEN 13-16 (tennis and soccer focus) Chumley at (423) 593-5020 or www.eastmansgunshows.com 308 S. Thornton Avenue •Dalton (423) 694- 4499. and July 27-30 (basketball and Call 706-217-6397 formore information • The Murray County tennis focus). Activities includ- 4B Thursday, July 2, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD Head to nationals Swimmer Torres MacDougal (8) and Nieves; Jo.Johnson, Badenhop TELEVISION (4), Pinto (7), Sanches (7), Meyer(8), Nunez (9) sets knee surgery and Jo.Baker.W—Meyer2-0. L—Tavarez 3-6. Sv— Nunez (4). HRs—Florida, C.Ross (14). Dara Torres plans to ——— have major surgery on On Today NewYork 000 001 000 — 151 her arthritic left knee at AUTO RACING Milwaukee 000 000 000 — 070 4p.m. the end of the summer. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup,practice forCoke Pelfrey, S.Green (8), Fr.Rodriguez (9) and The 42-year-old Torres Zero 400, at Daytona Beach, Fla. Schneider;Gallardo,Villanueva (8), C.Smith (9) 5:30 p.m. and Kendall. W—Pelfrey6-3. L—Gallardo 8-5. said on aconference call ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,final prac- Sv—Fr.Rodriguez (21). Wednesday that she tice forSubway Jalapeno 250, at Daytona Beach, ——— Fla. Colorado 000 000 000 — 031 might not swim the 100- 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles 000 000 01x — 150 meter freestyle at next SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup,“HappyHour Series,” final practice forCokeZero 400, at Hammel and P. Phillips; Kershaw, Belisario (6), week’sU.S. national Daytona Beach, Fla. Troncoso (8), Broxton (9) and Ausmus,Martin. W— championships because GOLF Troncoso 2-0. L—Hammel 5-4. Sv—Broxton (19). ——— it’spainful to do aflip 9:30 a.m. TGC — European PGA Tour,Open de France,first Chicago 200 001 010 — 4100 turn. She expects to com- round, at Paris Pittsburgh 100 000 000 — 161 pete in the 50 free, which 3p.m. TGC — PGA Tour,AT&T National, first round, at R.Wells,Marmol (8), Gregg (9) and Soto; doesn’trequire aturn. Bethesda, Md. V.Vasquez, Hanrahan (7), J.Chavez(8), S.Jackson Torres says she has no MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (8), Meek (9) and Jaramillo.W—R.Wells 3-3. L— 7:10 p.m. V.Vasquez 1-1. Sv—Gregg (14). HRs—Chicago, cartilage left in the knee SPORTSOUTH (Optilink 41, Charter 72 — D.Lee (12), Fukudome (6). and that it swelled up Philadelphia at Atlanta ——— TENNIS Philadelphia 000 100 000 — 121 badly when she practiced 7a.m. Atlanta 003 060 02x — 11 14 2 afew starts Tuesday.She ESPN2 — Wimbledon Championships,women’s semifinal, at London Hamels,T.Walker (5), Escalona (7), Taschner (8) has been unable to do Noon and Bako; Jurrjens,Medlen (8), Acosta (9) and kick sets or weight-train- NBC — Wimbledon Championships,women’s McCann. W—Jurrjens 6-6. L—Hamels 4-5. HRs— semifinal, at London (liveand same-daytape) Atlanta, M.Diaz (4), Di.Hernandez (1). ing that puts stress on the ——— Arizona 000 000 000 — 020 knee. Cincinnati 000 001 00x — 190 Torres wonthree silver PRO BASEBALL medals at last year’s Garland, Zavada (7), J.Gutierrez (7) and Montero; Cueto,Rhodes (7), Weathers (8), Cordero (9) and CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Beijing Olympics. NL Glance R.Hernandez. W—Cueto 8-4. L—Garland 4-8. Sv—Cordero (19). The 14-under Dalton Fire recentlywon the YBOAstate tournament in Atlanta East Division and qualified forthe national tourneytobeheld later this summer in Florida. WLPct GB Ex-boxer Arguello Philadelphia 39 36 .520 — AUTO RACING Team membersare front row, left to right, Baylor Baker,LindseyTinker,Sarah Florida 41 39 .513 1/2 Stinnett and Brynn Moon; second row, Mollie Snyder,Kaylee Moon, Megan found dead at home NewYork3839.494 2 Atlanta 37 40 .481 3 Loyd, Maddie Howell, Marissa Fraire and coachChris Howell. MANAGUA, Washington 22 54 .289 17 1/2 Sprint Cup Leaders Central Division Nicaragua — Alexis WLPct GB Through June 28 Arguello, who fought in Milwaukee 42 36 .538 — Points St. Louis 41 38 .519 11/2 1, Tony Stewart,2,524. 2, Jeff Gordon, 2,455. 3, one of boxing’smost Cincinnati 38 38 .500 3 Jimmie Johnson, 2,355. 4, Kurt Busch, 2,254. 5, classic brawls and Chicago 37 38 .493 31/2 CarlEdwards,2,157. 6, DennyHamlin, 2,132. 7, FSU: Taking wins unfair Houston 36 39 .480 41/2 Ryan Newman, 2,127. 8, Kyle Busch, 2,108. 9, reigned supreme at 130 Pittsburgh 36 42 .462 6 Greg Biffle,2,106. 10, Matt Kenseth, 2,054. 11, MarkMartin, 2,052. 12, Juan PabloMontoya, pounds,was found dead West Division THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida State’sbackup argument is that WLPct GB 2,049. 13, KaseyKahne,2,048. 14, David at his home early Los Angeles 50 29 .633 — Reutimann, 2,037. 15, Clint Bowyer,1,955. 16, Jeff TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida State even if wins should be stripped from the Wednesday. San Francisco 42 34 .553 61/2 Burton, 1,941. 17, Brian Vickers,1,852. 18, Marcos says it’sunfair to takewins offthe individ- school’srecord, the individual records of Colorado 41 37 .526 81/2 Ambrose,1,798. 19, Dale Earnhardt Jr., 1,764. 20, Coroners were con- San Diego 34 42 .447 14 1/2 CaseyMears,1,747. ual records of football coach Bobby innocent coaches and athletes should not be ducting an autopsy to Arizona 31 47 .397 18 1/2 Money Bowden and other coaches and athletes docked. Under that scenario Florida State 1, Matt Kenseth, $4,232,397. 2, Tony Stewart, would still lose its 1997 national champi- determine the cause of ——— $3,914,689. 3, Jimmie Johnson, $3,479,915. 4, who had no role in an academic cheating death. Tuesday’sGames Jeff Gordon, $3,465,866. 5, Kevin Harvick, scandal. onship in track and field and the football Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 0 $3,351,918. 6, Kyle Busch, $3,304,840. 7, Carl team would lose victories butBowden The La Prensa news- Arizona 6, Cincinnati 2 Edwards,$2,861,565. 8, KaseyKahne, In an appeal to the NCAA Wednesday, paper reported that Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 4, 10 innings $2,755,629. 9, JoeyLogano,$2,738,955. 10, Jeff the university argued that would not. Florida 7, Washington 5, 7innings Burton, $2,692,095. 11, Ryan Newman, $2,659,181. 12, David aproposal to strip the The 20-page appeal says it serves no Arguello — elected Milwaukee 6, N.Y.Mets 3 COLLEGE Reutimann, $2,637,433. 13, MarkMartin, valid purpose to rewrite the won-loss mayor of Nicaragua’s San Francisco 6, St. Louis 3 school, its coaches and San Diego 4, Houston 3 $2,435,278. 14, Greg Biffle,$2,434,209. 15, Juan ATHLETICS athletes of victories in records of acoach or abaseball or softball capital last year — was Colorado 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 PabloMontoya,$2,424,483. 16, Kurt Busch, $2,414,209. 17, Clint Bowyer,$2,355,934. 18, pitcher who did not cheat because of viola- found with agunshot Wednesday’sGames several sports is too harsh Florida 5, Washington 3 Reed Sorenson, $2,337,634. 19, Martin Tr uexJr., tions committed by others.Italso notes that wound to the chest. $2,333,922. 20, Brian Vickers,$2,301,508 and should be reversed. N.Y.Mets 1, Milwaukee 0 athletes whose accomplishmentsare meas- The 57-year-old L.A. Dodgers 1, Colorado 0 If not, the penalty would cost Bowden Chicago Cubs 4, Pittsburgh 1 up to 14 wins. Taking that manyvictories ured by other factors such as touchdowns or Arguello retired in 1995 Cincinnati 1, Arizona 0 TENNIS rushing yards would not be punished. with arecord of 82-8 Atlanta 11, Philadelphia 1 offhis personal record would give Bowden San Francisco at St. Louis,late “The NCAA should protect — and not with 65 knockouts and little chance of catching Penn State’sJoe Houston at San Diego,late Paterno in their race to be major college penalize — those who play by the rules,” wasachampion in three Today’sGames Wimbledon Results Arizona (D.Davis 3-8) at Cincinnati (Harang 5-8), football’s winningest coach. Paterno has wrote Florida State’slegal team headed by weight divisions. He was Wednesday 12:35 p.m. At The All England Lawn Tennis Club 383 wins, just one more than Bowden, who William E. Williams. perhaps best known for N.Y.Mets (Redding 1-3) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 5- Wimbledon, England The NCCA’s Infractions Committee in 4), 12:35 p.m. Purse: $20.5 million (Grand Slam) is entering his 34th seasonatFloridaState. twothrilling battles with Houston (W.Rodriguez 6-6) at San Diego (Correia Surface: Grass-Outdoor The appeal cites Florida State’scoopera- March added the loss of wins to the penal- 5-5), 3:35 p.m. Aaron Pryor. Singles Philadelphia (Happ 5-0) at Atlanta (J.Vazquez 5-7), tion with the NCAA and self-imposed ties Florida State imposed on itself last Men 7:10 p.m. Quarterfinals penalties including the loss of athletic schol- year.The case next goes to an infractions San Francisco (Zito 4-7) at St. Louis (Wellemeyer Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, def.Ivo Karlovic Wood, Childress 6-7), 7:15 p.m. arships and the suspension of those who appeal committee, which is expected to Milwaukee (McClung 3-1) at Chicago Cubs (22), Croatia, 6-3, 7-5, 7-6 (3). cheated on an online music history test. hold ahearing later this year. HOF inductess (Dempster 4-5), 8:05 p.m. TommyHaas (24), Germany, def.Novak Djokovic (4), Serbia, 7-5, 7-6 (6), 4-6, 6-3. Andy Murray (3), Britain, def.Juan Carlos Ferrero, NEW YORK — AL Glance Spain, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2. Former drivers-turned- East Division Andy Roddick(6),United States,def.Lleyton WLPct GB Hewitt, Australia, 6-3, 6-7 (10), 7-6 (1), 4-6, 6-4. owners Glen Wood and Boston 48 30 .615 — NewYork4532.584 21/2 Subscribe to Richard Childress are Tampa Bay4436.550 5 ShowCourtSchedules among the 25 nominees Toronto 42 38 .525 7 Today for the first NASCAR Baltimore 35 43 .449 13 At The All England Lawn Tennis Club Central Division Wimbledon, England Hall of Fame induction WLPct GB Centre Court The Digital Edition class. Detroit 43 35 .551 — Playbegins at 8a.m. EDT Minnesota 41 39 .513 3 Elena Dementieva (4), Russia, vs.Serena Williams NASCAR released the Chicago 40 38 .513 3 (2), United States twonames Wednesday Kansas City 33 44 .429 91/2 DinaraSafina (1), Russia, vs.Venus Williams (3), Cleveland 31 49 .388 13 United States ahead of the announce- West Division James Blakeand Mardy Fish, United States,vs. ment of all nominees WLPct GB Daniel Nestor,Canada, and Nenad Zimonjic (2), Los Angeles 42 33 .560 — Serbia Thursday night. Texas 41 35 .539 11/2 Wood helped pioneer Seattle 39 38 .506 4 the modern-day pit stop, Oakland 33 44 .429 10 TRANSACTIONS while Childress shares ——— the record of 11 owner Tuesday’sGames Baltimore 11, Boston 10 Wednesday’sMoves Chicago White Sox11, Cleveland 4, 7innings championships in BASEBALL N.Y.Yankees 8, Seattle 5 NASCAR’sthree national Tampa Bay4,Toronto 1 Major League Baseball series. Texas 9, L.A. Angels 5 MLB—Suspended Kansas City CMiguel Olivoone The first class, consist- Minnesota 2, Kansas City 1 game and fined him an undisclosed amount for Detroit 5, Oakland 3 making contact with the umpire in agame on June ing of five members, will Wednesday’sGames 27 at Pittsburgh. be inducted in conjunc- Toronto 5, Tampa Bay0 American League Boston 6, Baltimore 5, 11 innings BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed to terms with OF tion with the opening of Minnesota 5, Kansas City 1 Reymond Fuentes,OFJeremyHazelbaker,OF the Hall of Fame in Oakland 5, Detroit 1 Shannon Wilkerson, CMichael Thomas and 1B Chicago White Sox6,Cleveland 2 Chris McGuiness and assigned Fuentes to the Red Charlotte next May. N.Y.Yankees 4, Seattle 2 Sox(GCL). L.A. Angels at Texas,late NEW YORK YANKEES—Optioned INF Ramiro Today’sGames Pena to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Jockey taken off Seattle (Vargas 3-3) at N.Y.Yankees (Sabathia 7- OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms with 4), 7:05 p.m. RHP Connor Hoehn and RHP Chris Mederos. 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FINANCIAL YARD SALES 502 Free Pets 705 Homes For Sale Ya rd Sale: July 3&4,7-11am, Traveling lady blessed us w/ 10 $8,000 TAXREFUND!! 254 Money to Lend Lakemont Dr in Brookwood -- puppies that need good homes. windowair conditioner,girl's No Credit Check. Owner LowRates,Affordable Payments. 8male,2female.Beautiful pups! toys/clothes,child's picnic table (706)272-7608 Financing. Rent to Own or CASH LOANS COMPANY Lease Purchase. 706-278-7600 Dalton STOP RENTING TODAYMOVE Subject to our liberal credit policies ITEMS FOR SALE IN TOMORROW!!!! Garage Sale Friday&Saturday, Don Babb706-463-2333or EMPLOYMENT 7am-? Off of Dawnville Road [email protected] or followsigns.Home decor, MarkBurnett 706-529-5901 furniture,women clothing, etc. 605 Computers DALTON. 310 General Garage Sale Thurs.Fri.Sat. July 1827 Swanson NDalton 2BR1 BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn 2nd, 3rd &4th -8am. 1934 Advertise your computer Elden Hasty Construction, Inc. is 4906 Muse Rd.2BR 1BAfixer ValleyBrook Dr.Leather sofa, forsale here for looking forautility and grading upper,2acres.$74,000, $1,000 end tables,refrig., stove,blue only$5.00 per day. estimator.Experience required. jeans,cat &dog items,desk, dn. as lowas$650 month. Email 315 Foster 2BR1BAfenced office chairs,alittle bit of Call: Laura Martin eldenhastyconstruction@gmail. yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as everything 706-272-7707 com, call 706-694-3016 or faxto lowas$550 month Ya rd Sale Thursday&FridayJuly resumes to 706-694-0006 CHATSWORTH 2nd &3rd. 8am-? Kids toys, 3887 Maple Grove Rd.Brick clothes,furniture.330 N. home,3BR2BA$115,000 Maintenance help needed for BoundarySt., Dalton. 606 Furniture apartment complex. 2years $5,000 dn, as lowas$850 mon minimum experience,40hrs. Rocky Face WESTSIDE Sale Your Items Here! 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2BR1BA. weekly.Background check 2Family Moving Sale Fri. 3rd & $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon reference required. Call 706- Sat 4th 8am-noon. Furniture, Call Jennifer Hughes 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5BR3BA 278-7189 forinterview household items,toys, clothes, 706-272-7703 $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn etc. 486 LennoxWay - 3968 Hurricane Rd.4BR 2.5 Cambridge Heights 311 Health Care BA, $107,000. $1,000 dn. pmyt Tunnel Hill Misc. Items as lowas$750. mon. MEDICAL ASSOCIATE. Ya rd Sale,Saturday8am-? 421 611 For Sale TUNNEL HILL Strong computer skills.Billing PatCleburne Lane,Tunnel Hill. 2898 Dogwood 2BR1BA, background helpful. Attention to $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. Look forthe solutiontotoday’sSudoku Puzzle Men &women clothing, Advertise your detail. $13 to $14/hour 604 Sapp Dr.4BR 2BA, household items,furniture,lots items forsale here. on page 6B of the classifieds. depending on experience.Call more! $144,000, $1000 dn, as lowas 888-485-5118 a$1,000 per month. ESTATESALES Call Laura Martin Commercial COHUTTA 706 Condos For Sale 728 Rental Part-Time 706-272-7707 373 WolfeSt. 4BR2BA, 316 Employment It’sYardSale Season! $85,000, w/ $1,000 dn. as low 2br, 2ba. Flat condo.W/ garage,exquisite.$129,900. In Only$11.00 per day. as $650 month. NWGA Janitorial has Hammond Creek. Call Peggy immediate opening forP/T Call Jennifer Hughes 701 Auctions Belk 706-218-1314, C21 Belk evening hours positions avail. Westside area. LindseyDr. Over Realtors 706-278-6800. General office &plant cleaning 706-272-7703 *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, Independance Weekend 1100 sq. ft. 2BR2BA, walk-in Commercial includes utilities, between positions in Dalton. Apply in Auction closet, big levellot. ALL NEW 726 Buildings Newspaper office &Bank of Am. person 381 Old Dalton Rd. MEEK'S AUCTIONS windows,doors,elect. wiring, Calhoun. PETS/LIVESTOCK *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Chattanooga, Tn. plumbing, bathrooms,heat &air. ft. includes utilities.Manysizes SUN JULY5th 1pm Hardwood thru-out, lrg kit./dining Trucking or suites.1.3 mi. S. of Walnut 502 Free Pets Phenomenal Antique Auction w/granite countertops,lrg living *Camelot Bldg,Near I-75. 1514 320 Opportunities featuring CountryFrench & rm.$139,500. 706-673-2408 Free kittens.Urgently needing *19,000 sq.ft. -2105 E. Walnut W. Walnut Ave. Between Long European Antiques. Local Comp.needs truckdriver. good home.Inside/outside.10 Ave. Retail space,Nextto John Silvers &Burger King. DO NOTMISS THIS SALE! CDL w/hazmat &tanker endors. weeks old. Long and shorthair. Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. 5,500 S/F. Photos &Listing Online required. Apply in person at Litter boxtrained. 706-459-7045 Cleve.Hwy area. 4BR2BA, *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. WWW.LESMEEKSAUCTIONS.COM 1901 Kimberly Park Dr., Dalton. manuf.home ,approx. 1acre lot. (Bretlin) Free to agood home.Female 423-875-9828 Appl. accepted through July8. Hrdwd, all kit. appl., approx. *Retail space -Dalton Place 31,000 sq ft. Masonrybuilding, 4 American Pti Bull, does not like 2000 sf.$74,900. 706-264-1932 Shop.Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. loading docks &offices.1block cats.(706)313-0310 off 4lane Abutment Rd. on YARD SALES 705 Homes For Sale 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. Free to good home with fenced 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 Family Ya rd Sale Fri. 3rd &Sat. yard. Male German Shepard. $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. Advertise your home for 4th 8am-?. 418 BRichardson Great with kids and Commercial Available 5,000 SQ. FT.Antioch OWNER FINANCING. Several sale here foronly$10.02 Rd. off Dawnville Rd. Beds,TV’s animals.(706)313-0310 728 Rental Rd. Next to Queen Cpt. 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & per day. &etc. Murray Remodeled, very nice. 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. $900/month. Call 706-278-3403 Loving home wanted fortwo 211 W. Gordon. Call: 706-278- adult male cats.Both very sweet Owner/Broker706-529-0650 Call Laura Martin 6339 Office space forlease. &friendly.Neutered, have had 706-272-7707 shots &are litter boxtrained Restaurants forrent: *410 S. Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite TIP 706-226-5229 or 423-400-7313 Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’sDiner) and 2,500 sf.suite.800 College OF Incl. equipment $3,495 mo.*801 Dr.706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p Lease Purchase.3bd 1.5 ba THE E. Walnut Ave. Barrett house in Dalton. 207 S. Spencer DAY ########## Marketplace $2995/Mo.$2000 Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent St. $55,000. $1,000 down & Spend the 4th of July dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. $450 mo 706-260-9183 Call: 706-581-1037 with the newlove 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 of your life!! GATHERING ITEMS "Items can be hidden PetAdoptions this 6.5 ACRES!! 3Bedroom, everywhere.Checkall areas of Saturday, July 4, 2009 your house or yard forthings 2Bath, kitchen, living room. at the 178 Red Oak youdon’t use. WADE ADOPTION CENTER "Collect your “merchandise” in Way. Chatsworth. 1703 Cleveland Highway $55,000 one area and sortitbytype 706-226-5002 (clothing, toys,tolls,etc.). RECEIVABLES/CREDIT MANAGER Adoption feeisrequired Call 706-602- "As yougather items,takethe 9304 or 706-618-9896 Brown Industries, Inc., an industry leaderinthe areas of printing, displays, sample time to clean or repair them. Tennessee Cat free to good and marketing programs, currentlyhas an opening for anewly created position of Run glassware and dishes home!! Loving, healthy, orange CABIN: Toward Ellijay, 3bdrm2 Accounts Receivable /CreditManager. through the dishwasher.wipe &white male with white “T”. bath beautiful cabin. Noisy down plastic items with a Neutered, litter trained, all shots. stream, spring, decks,secluded. This positionwill be responsible formanaging accounts receivables cleaner.Clean TV and 706-278-2300. Approx6yrs old. $144,900. Call 706-273-4514. computer screens.wash all the andreviewing and modifying present billing and receivablesystems. This clothes so theysmell fresh. position may also conducting credit reviews of clients and potential clients, Items that look clean will sell for The Daily Photo identifying key riskissues,performingcredit research,and approving ahigher price. credit. The manager will also be involved in reviewingclient credit ""To place an ad in the Ya rd balanceand contacting clients for collections.The ideal candidate will Sale Section of this newspaper: have the abilitytodevelop systems that assist in the credit approval and Call Laura 706-272-7707 collectionprocessaswell as provide reports and forecastthat will assist in or measuring collections and credit. Jennfier 706-272-7703 Candidate musthave previous experience in accountsreceivables in a Ya rd Sale at PV4 310 E. Morris manufacturingbusiness setting. Experience in credit approval aplus. St. Fri. 3rd &Sat. 4th 8am. Degreedesired but not requireddepending on experience. Antique tub,ent. ctr., American Eagle,A&F kids clothes,and We offer acompetitivesalary and excellent benefits, including medical, more dental, disability, life andcancer insurance. We also offer 401-k plan, flex-spending account, holidays and vacation. Place your Yard Sale ad Qualified candidates should submit aresume or apply at here for Brown Industries, Inc only$11.00 per day. P.O.Box 847 •209 W. Industrial Blvd. •Dalton, GA 30722 Raymond Ridley of Dalton, GA Fax: 706-277-0630 Call Laura Martin To submit your photo, email photo, name E-mail: [email protected] 706-272-7707 and city to: [email protected] An Equal Opportunity Employer 6B Thursday, July 2, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Commercial Mobile Homes 728 Rental 751 Apartments 752 Homes For Rent 778 For Rent 807 Import Autos Space Available.2514 E. Walnut. Eton. Townhouse.Nice 2br, 1.5 3bd2ba. 14x70 sgwide 968A 3,000 sq. ft. Can be divided. ba. Fully equipped kitchen. Wood $Simple Management Beaverdale Rd. Quiet. Water, Green Brier Plaza next to BB&T &tile floors.W/D connections. Services LLC lawn maint. furnished, CHA, Bank. Phone 706-217-8251 Huge living room. Water 706-508-4370 hrdwd, refrig &stove.$120 wk, furnished. Move in special. No Se Habla Español $200 dep. No Pets 706-271-6718 Warehouse forlease in Dalton deposit, 1/2 off 1st month. 706- Over 40 Homes With Pictures to 20,640 dq. ft. &25,800 sq. ft. 980-3361 Choose From On Our Call: 706-278-1566 Hwy 41 S. area in small quiet Website At: parkw/manager on site.2 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. www.picksimple.com RENTAL HOUSING bedroom mobile homes.$85 - SportPackage.Both tops.White RENT TO OWN $100. week plus $150. deposit. w/ grayleather/ Books & Federal TaxCredit No pets.Also,home $490 mon. records.Low miles.Good Income Loss,Credit Issues Get Yo ur Down Payment 751 Apartments 706-428-9443 or 706-980-3510. condition. Reduced to $15,950. 807 Import Autos or Home Crisis - Rebated 1level, 3br, 2bath newly Will accept trades.Phone 706- We are here forYOU! **COHUTTA–472 WolfeSt. Looks likenew!Gorgeous renovated apartment. Stove,ref, Near connector 3. Furnished 1 264-1932 4BR/2BA $650 aMth and 2005 BMW 525I Sedan with dish wa., Ya rd wk furnished. bdrmincluding Utilities &cable. We have oversized $1000 Down 66,000 miles.Silver ext. Gray $550 mo.w/$250 dep.706-259- $100 week, or $400 mon. luxuryapartments available **COHUTTA –3/2 285 Wheeler int., 4DR, Automatic,6 4067 deposit required. 706-537-2309. starting at $605 Dam Road $645 aMth &$1000 Cylinder engine.Pre-Owned- 1STORY completely furn. effic. Down HAS ALAKE!!!!! Pre Certified, Still under Cable TV,phone,microwave, "Pool **DALTON –Bear Creek North Murray.2miles from Warranty,Sirius Satellite Radio. kitc. supplies,linens,utilities "Fitness center 3BR/1.5BA $850 aMth and BagleyMiddle school on Hwy Asking: $27,000. Call: 706-271- 225. 4br,2ba, excellent condition furniture North Tibbs Road. "Playground $1000 Down 8699 on 2acres.Rent or lease $149/weekly,278-7189. "Basketball **DALTON –1827 Swanson 2BR/1BA $450 aMth and purchase.$675/mo.706-537- 1STORY,1bedroom, lowutility "Laundry 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k $1000 Down 9730 bills.Water furnished, washer/ "Bonus Room miles,6sp.,still under factory **DALTON –3/2 Doublewide dryerconnection, utility room, warranty,carbon blackonblack, "W/D h-up in everyapt 610 Crystal ViewCourt$810 a attic storage.N.Tibbs Rd. TRANSPORTATION Harman/Kardon sound, Mth &$1000 Down (706)278-7189 706- navigation, heated seats, **DALTON –3/2 Doublewide 1, 2, &3BdApt’s-Starting at Antiques xenon headlights,garage kept, 226- 437 Frontier Trail$745 aMth & $125/week. Power,water, 801 &Classics one owner,asking $43,000. 0404 $1000 Down Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord cable furnished. Call: 706-260-1673 FOR RENT EXL. Likenew.Gray. Full For details. 706-463-0672, Motel Rooms ForRent: S. Dixie **DALTON 5TH AVE warranty.39kmiles. 706-463-0671 &Español Hwy.41. Standard -$95/wk. Lg.- APARTMENS Loaded. Leather seats,XM 706-463-0945 $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2wks. 1BR/1BA$375 aMth. & radio,sunroof,34mpg. Likenew. rent. Furnished +TV, basic 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon $375 Deposit Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! cable,private phone.706-279- $240dep.2BR 1BA. *707-2 2BR/1BA $425 aMth. & 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, $16,999. obo. 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly $425 Deposit good condition &clean. 706-614-7719 remodeled, 2weeks free w/1 yr. Murray Avenue Apartments 3BR/1BA $600 aMth. & Everything original, PS,PB, 1320 Murray Ave. 2005 Super Charged Mini lease.706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 $600 deposit. upholsterygood. 70,010 actual 809 Trucks 706 934-4830 **DALTON 212 WEzzard Ave miles.Auto,350 eng. Kept Cooper.6speed. Convertible. 2lgbd&1bath, walk in closet, 2BR/1 BA $395 aMtn. covered. Premium SportPackage.One large kitchen. Section 8June & **DALTON 1010 Foster St. $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. owner,40,000 miles, July Special $155.00 aweek. 3BR/1BA $145 aWk& Harmon/Kardon parking Move in Special! 1st &2nd floor $500 deposit. sensors,cruise control, auto air. available,nocarpet in some units. **DALTON 315 Foster RD 805 Buses Price $21,000. 1st Month Free Rent. $300 2BR/1BA $450 aMth & Call: 706-313-1119. deposit. Walking distance from Reasonable Rates! Move- $225 Deposit. major mills.Stove,Refrig., AC, in Special! Tired of Being aLandlord? Our 2003 F-250, 4door- crewcab., washer dryerhookup.2BR 1BA Property Management Apt. NO PETS! 706-277-7546 1&2BRapts.available in diesel, 103k miles.4x4. Chatsworth, Spring Place & CompanyManages Over 130 Automatic,Excellent condition. 1st WEEK FREE!! 2bd, 2ba. Eton. Call now706-695-4880. Units in Northwest Georgia. Let Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 A/C,cable,parking, $155 wk. Us Help Yo uToday! Call NOW!! or 706-629-4000. STAY LODGE No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- 2br,c/h/a, located near Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furnw/all Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 0743 or 646-884-4480 Northwest Elem. Chatsworth. utilities.Laundryfac., basic speed, RR. 2coleman roof air 2BR1.5 BA -*503B Colter,2BR Water,refrig., &stove furn. 706- cable.Private phones furn. and heat units.7000 watt 2005 Toyota SolaraSLE 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp.706- 694-3388 or 706-280-2618. Convertible –white w/blacktop, 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax generator.Was Bluegrass bus. Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per Road ready.$15,000. Call: 706- charcoal cloth interior,6- 3bedroom 2bath home for week. Call 706-278-0700 277-1724 changer CD,great gas lease,$700 month $700 dep. mileage,excellent condition - 2Months Free Rent!!! North Hills Subd. 706-278-1528 $14,500. 706-259-8002 STAYLODGE -WILLOWDALE 2003 F-250, 4door- crewcab., or 706-260-5638 806 Domestic Autos Super DeluxeTownhome MOVE IN SPECIAL diesel, 103k miles.4x4. 2Bedroom, 11/2 bath 1st Week $100.00 Newly remodeled 2bd1ba 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue.6cyl. Automatic,Excellent condition. huge closets,pool 706-278-0700 house w/unfinished basement. 100,000 miles.Blue.Runs good, Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 w/ cabana. Lrg yard. $530 month, 12 month good tires,interior in good cond. or 706-629-4000. BEST DEAL IN DALTON lease.1st &last mon. rent. 404- Newtrans.$4,900. OBO.Call 226-2713. BEST LOCATION UNDERWOOD LODGE 706-428-2491 TRUE LUXURY Asking $1,950. forthis 2003 Kia Furnished Efficiency with 753 Condos For Rent Optima, automatic,power kitchenette.All Utilities & 807 Import Autos 706-279-1801 2br,2/5 ba Condo in Dalton city. windows &locks,CDplayer, Cable!! LaundryFacility Great location. Available July 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, 100K miles.This car looks and Available. 1st. All fees included. $750/mo. loaded, white with frost leather. drives great and Ialso have a 2, 3&4bedroom apts.Utilities Move In Specials $70-$90 Call 706-397-9987 or 706-264- Newtires.30,000 miles. clear title forit. Call 706-218- included. Starting at forfirst week! 2976 $24,500. OBO.706-463-0672 8021. $140/week. 706-260-9183. 706-226-4651 ForRent: 3bedroom 2bath 2BR 1.5 BA Townhouse.CHA, condo.$350 dep.$700 month. Washer/ dryerconn. utilities & 706-581-1066 ask forChristina cable furn. $160/wk or $660/mo 752 Homes For Rent No Pets.706-463-3171 2bedroom 1bath w/appliances. ForSale or lease.2bd, 2.5 bath. Gated community &swimming SPECIAL 2DAY AUCTION 2BR Duplexnear SE High. New Laundryrm, ceiling fans,Cen. carpet, fresh paint, remodeled heat, stormshelter,shed, lrg pool. 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