Suspect in Bank Robbery Spree Indicted by ANGELA STOREY and Booneville Police Chief Mi- Violence

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Vol. 117, No. 10 • Corinth, Mississippi • 20 pages • Two sections Suspect in bank robbery spree indicted BY ANGELA STOREY AND Booneville Police Chief Mi- violence. The indictments are the Nov. 19 robbery of the Re- vided by Tupelo authorities of a BRANT SAPPINGTON chael Ramey said Brian Perry related to the Nov. 16 robbery nasant Bank branch on North vehicle used in the robbery on [email protected] Jones of Toney, Ala., was in- of the Renasant Bank offi ce Gloster Street in Tupelo. Gloster Street. An Alabama man accused dicted last month on four fed- on Market Street in downtown Jones was arrested on Nov. The suspect remains in cus- in the robbery of the Renas- eral counts in connection with Booneville, along with the Aug. 19, by Tishomingo County tody on a $1 million bond. He ant Bank branch in downtown the robberies. 16 robbery of the Renasant Sheriff’s Department deputies faces up to 20 years in prison, Booneville along with three Court records show Jones Bank on Constitution Drive in on the Natchez Trace Parkway up to three years post-release other similar robberies last year was indicted in U.S. District Iuka, the Sept. 21 robbery of near the Mississippi/Alabama supervision and a fi ne of up to is scheduled to be arraigned to- Court in Oxford on four counts the Renasant Bank branch on line after they spotted a vehicle $250,000 on each count of the day in federal court. of bank robbery by force or Veterans Drive in Tupelo and matching a description pro- indictment if convicted. CHS drama students prepare for state 4 charged BY BOBBY J. SMITH after raids [email protected] Drama students at Corinth High School are working hard to prepare to compete in the yield drugs State Theatre Festival, slated for Jan. 17-20. BY BOBBY J. SMITH The CHS drama students [email protected] will move on to the state festi- Four Alcorn County resi- val after a successful run at the dents are facing felony drug regional festival in Starkville charges. in late November. According to Alcorn Nar- The production they have cotics Offi cer Darrell Hop- staged for the regional compe- kins, four people were ar- tition and will bring to state is rested on Wednesday after a play called “Slasrever Neves” information led narcotics of- (which is “Seven Reversals” fi cers to a residence on Madi- spelled backward). Written son Street. by Alan Haehnel, “Slasrever Byron Fabian Hicks Jr., 34, Neves” is a fast-paced parody of North Madison Street, was and exploration of reversals in charged with felony sale of seven short scenes — includ- marijuana. ing a play that runs completely “Offi cers arrested Byron, backward from end to begin- and during the search found ning. more marijuana on him,” said CHS drama students will Hopkins. stage “Slasrever Neves” one At another location offi cers last time before the competi- from the Narcotics Unit ar- tion at the CHS Auditorium on rested 21-year-old Glen resi- Monday beginning at 7 p.m. dent Corie Lee Davis. Davis With seven scenes that each also faces charges for the felo- tell a different story, and a lim- ny sale of marijuana. ited amount of props allowed Arrested also were Adam for the competition, staging Hulsey, 27, of Jackson Street, the play is a challenge. That’s and Jacklyn Jones, 22, of where twin sisters (and CHS County Road 244, Glen. Both seniors) Morgan and Madison were charged with misde- Wigginton come in. The Wig- meanor possession of mari- ginton sisters are the “block- juana. heads” for the production, in “A search of a residence charge of creating and imple- Staff photo by Bobby J. Smith on Jackson Street turned up menting a system of building The CHS theater department will present “Slasrever Neves” (”Seven Reversals” spelled back- more marijuana, scales, pipes the greatly varying scenery ward) starting at 7 p.m. on Monday at the CHS Auditorium. and pain pills,” said Hopkins. out of large square blocks — Hicks is currently on pro- all painted differently on each bation with the Mississippi side — that are disassembled ed make these 14 blocks, and said, to get the blocks to do After excelling in the region- Department of Corrections. and put back together between make the different scenery what was needed. It was like a al theater festival the Corinth Judge Steve Little set his every scene. from the blocks, like the fi re- puzzle, and they spent weeks students have experienced a bond at $10,000 and set Da- “There were so many scenes, place, the couch and the other just planning how the blocks rush of new confi dence and vis’ bond at $5,000. we couldn’t take a bunch of scenery,” said Morgan. would fi t together before they Both remain in custody at different props, so we decid- It was a challenge, the sisters even began building them. Please see DRAMA | 2A the Alcorn County Jail. What’s your problem? Class teaches rescuers to Evangelist speaker to share life’s story of handle farm accidents BY STEVE BEAVERS the Mississippi State Fire challenges, triumphs with cerebral palsy [email protected] Academy and is no cost for Accidents do happen when those who attend. BY STEVE BEAVERS lenge. dealing with large pieces of “We don't have many of [email protected] “He is so limited in his abili- farming equipment. these types of accidents, but it David Ring has cerebral pal- ties, but God uses him,” said The Corinth Fire Depart- is important to know what to sy. Joy Boucher with First Baptist. ment wants fi remen and fi rst do should one happen,” said What’s your problem? “It makes me ashamed that I responders to be ready should Taylor. The popular nationally known don’t use the abilities I have to an emergency happen locally. According to the fi reman, speaker has used the phrase serve God the way he does.” The department will be the session will be a class- since 1973 in sharing his story His book “Just As I Am” tells hosting a four-hour training room type sitting. with more than 100,000 people about his heartaches and victo- session to tackle farming ac- Farm machinery incidents a year at churches, schools and ries, and addresses the central cidents at the Alcorn Farm make up a large part of the other events. Ring is scheduled theme of his life —“Triumph Machinery-Home & Outdoor farm-related injuries and may to speak at First Baptist Church Over Odds.” Show. result from the equipment’s on Jan. 27 at 10:45 a.m. and “My minor problems are The training will be held age, lack of maintenance or 6:30 p.m. Submitted photo nothing compared to his,” said Jan. 17 from 6-10 p.m. and is missing safety equipment; “He is really an inspiring David Ring will be speaking at Boucher, who has heard Ring open to all surrounding fi re the operator’s inadequate speaker,” said Jackie Huskey First Baptist Church on Jan. speak on four occasions. departments. training; failure to read the with First Baptist Church. “I 27. Although Ring is diffi cult to “The training will be count- operator’s manual; ignoring have heard him a couple of understand in the beginning, ed as EMT hours and on their safety warnings; or failure times, and his story is a chal- with insurmountable obstacles, Boucher said those who attend academy transcript,” said to follow safety rules. Any of lenging one.” he turned to a relationship with will be blessed by his speaking. Corinth fi reman Michael Tay- those factors can result in en- Born Oct. 28, 1953, in Jones- God. Through that relationship “Expect to be encouraged lor. tanglement or injury. boro, Ark., with cerebral palsy, Ring gained self-respect and The training will be con- Ring was orphaned at 14. Faced acceptance of his physical chal- Please see RING | 2A ducted by a instructor with Please see ACCIDENTS | 2A

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CONTINUED FROM 1A spent working on the play has not been with- pride in what they do. out problems. At times After months of work- over half the cast were ing on a production in sick, some with the ﬂ u. the privacy of an empty “The cast has been in- auditorium, it’s quite credibly pliable,” Lydia the feeling to have their pointed out. “They’ve work appreciated by fel- overcome sickness and low drama students and other activities. Last instructors from across night, half of the cast the state. were wearing masks over In the time spent work- the faces trying not to ing on the play, they’ve get sick. There have been learned alot about team- hurdles, but the cast work. keeps a high level of en- “This year the cast has ergy no matter what.” been very excited about They may slump down what they’re doing and with fatigue when they has been working to- walk offstage, said drama gether as a team,” said instructor Kelly Tread- assistant director Austin way, but onstage they are Powell, another CHS se- all enthusiasm. nior. “And Lydia Beard Regardless of what has been an excellent happens at the state- leader, and the support level competition next from the community has weekend, the CHS drama been great.” students have earned the Lydia is the student di- right to be proud of a job rector for the production well done. and another senior. This “It was really awesome is her second time to par- after the performance ticipate in the statewide at the regional compe- Staff photos by Bobby J. Smith Corinth High School drama competitions, and tition,” Lydia remem- (above) excelled at the while she doesn’t con- bered. “When the judges regional theater festival sider herself a veteran told us what they thought on Nov. 30. just yet, she does have a of our performance, we sense of what she’s get- were proud the judges ting into. appreciated what we do. The State Theater Fes- The time Lydia and We had so much pride in tival will be held Jan. 17- the other students have everything we’ve done.” 20 at Mississippi State University. Women indicted in Tennessee kidnapping/slayings arraigned

BY ADRIAN SAINZ Bain in tarps, authorities en. They did not enter Associated Press said. pleas. BOLIVAR, Tenn. — The The couple then drove The indictments, which widow of a Mississippi home to Guntown, were handed down Mon- man accused in a Ten- Miss., with the bodies day by a grand jury in nessee murder-kidnap- and the surviving girls, Hardeman County, pro- Today in History ping helped her husband 12-year-old Alexandria vided little information kill a mother and her and 8-year-old Kyliyah, about the details behind 14-year-old daughter, investigators said. Adam the charges. However, a Today is Friday, Jan. to Oakland, Calif., that resort of Cartagena — an indictment unsealed Mayes, 35, buried the statement made by Te- 11, the 11th day of made her the first wom- however, a 9-year-old Thursday said. bodies in their backyard resa Mayes that was read 2013. There are 354 an to fly solo across the girl, Erika Delgado, sur- Teresa Mayes ap- with a borrowed shovel in court by a Tennessee days left in the year. Pacific Ocean. vived. peared in court in Bo- and escaped into the Bureau of Investigation In 1942, Japan de- livar on Thursday after woods with the girls, ac- special agent in October Today’s Highlight: clared war against the Ten years ago: being indicted on two cording to a statement said that Adam Mayes Netherlands, the same charges of ﬁ rst-degree Teresa Mayes has pro- planned the abduction day that Imperial Japa- Calling the death penal- murder and two counts vided investigators. for a year. On Jan. 11, 1913, the nese forces invaded the ty process “arbitrary and of especially aggravated The abduction spurred She told investigators first enclosed sedan- Dutch East Indies. capricious, and therefore kidnapping. Authorities a massive, multi-agency that her husband was in type automobile, a In 1943, the United immoral,” Illinois Gov. say Mayes hid in her car manhunt in the rugged love with Alexandria and Hudson, went on display States and Britain George Ryan commuted as her husband Adam north Mississippi woods feared losing her because at the 13th National signed treaties relin- the sentences of 167 Mayes abducted two that ended when Adam her family was planning Automobile Show in New quishing extraterritorial condemned inmates, young girls and killed Mayes fatally shot him- a move to Arizona. Adam York. rights in China. clearing his state’s death their mother and older self May 10 as a SWAT Mayes was described as a In 1963, the Beatles’ row two days before leav- sister at their Whiteville team approached. The family friend of the Bains On this date: single “Please Please ing office. home April 27. girls were rescued safely. who often spent time Me” (B side “Ask Me Trial was set for May Teresa Mayes and her with the girls and had a In 1805, the Michigan Why”) was released in Five years ago: 16. A list of potential wit- mother-in-law, Mary key to the home. Territory was created by Britain by Parlophone. nesses released along Frances Mayes, have Teresa Mayes told au- an act of Congress. In 1964, U.S. Surgeon Bank of America said with the indictments been held in jail since thorities her husband In 1861, Alabama be- General Luther Terry it would buy Countrywide covered more than 130 their arrests in May. said he hit Jo Ann Bain came the fourth state to issued the first govern- Financial for $4.1 billion people, including agents, Mary Mayes also has in the head with a board, withdraw from the Union. ment report that said in stock in a deal rescu- investigators and resi- been indicted in the case, strangled her with a rope In 1908, President smoking may be hazard- ing the country’s biggest dents of Guntown. charged with two counts and smothered Adri- Theodore Roosevelt pro- ous to one’s health. mortgage lender. Authori- Teresa Mayes took of especially aggravated enne. He also claimed to claimed the Grand Can- In 1972, East Pakistan ties in Jacksonville, N.C., the girls for a ride in the kidnapping for alleg- have drugged Gary Bain, yon National Monument changed its name to found the remains of couple's Dodge Durango edly knowing about the the husband and father (it became a national Bangladesh. Marine Lance Cpl. Maria after their abduction, abductions and not tell- of the family, to ensure park in 1919). In 1977, France set off Frances Lauterbach in authorities said. When ing authorities the truth he couldn't stop the at- In 1927, the creation an international uproar the yard of Cpl. Cesar Ar- they returned to the about it. tack. of the Academy of Mo- by releasing Abu Daoud, mando Laurean, a com- home, Adam Mayes had Circuit Court Judge J. Adam Mayes threat- tion Picture Arts and a PLO official behind rade she had accused wrapped the dead bod- Weber McCraw said a ened to kill his wife if Sciences was proposed the massacre of Israeli of raping her. (Laurean, ies of Jo Ann Bain and public defender will be she didn't help him, the during a dinner of Hol- athletes at the 1972 Mu- who fled to Mexico, was 14-year-old Adrienne appointed for both wom- statement said. lywood luminaries at the nich Olympics. later arrested and sent Ambassador Hotel in Los In 1995, 52 people back to the U.S.; he was Angeles. were killed when a Co- convicted of first-degree In 1935, aviator Ame- lombian airliner crashed murder and sentenced to lia Earhart began an 18- as it was preparing to life in prison without the MSU launches STAR scholarship hour trip from Honolulu land near the Caribbean possibility of parole.) Mississippi State Uni- The scholarship targets for the STAR designa- versity President Mark the state's most academi- tion, and the criteria for E. Keenum announced cally talented students. our Freshman Academic RING an unprecedented new STAR students have a Scholarships, we expect MSU scholarship pro- minimum ACT of 25 and that each of these stu- gram that will partner minimum high school dents will already be eli- CONTINUED FROM 1A David Ring,” said Dr. night, but David’s joy has with the Mississippi Eco- grade average of 93. gible for scholarships at David Jeremiah, pas- come in the morning.” nomic Council's highly With Keenum's an- Mississippi State rang- to use the abilities that tor of Shadow Mountain “David Ring is one of the successful Student- nouncement, MSU being from $12,000 to you have,” she said. “Use Community Church in El most motivating speakers Teacher Achievement comes the state's ﬁ rst $34,000, in addition to them to help others and Cajon, Calif. “In spite of in America today,” said Recognition or STAR university to create a the $6,000 STAR Stu- spread the gospel.” challenges, defeats and author and radio talk- program. scholarship for all Mis- dent Scholarship,” he Ring, who lives in heartaches, David has show host Dave Ramsey. The announcement sissippi STAR Students. said. Nashville, Tenn., with his a joy in the Lord that is “I have heard him speak came during the MEC's “We do so in the hope For the past 46 years, wife Karen and children, contagious. His story will numerous times, heard Capital Day event Thurs- that it will encourage the Mississippi Econom- is highly praised among cause you to look at your his story numerous times, day, Jan. 10, in Jackson. more of our best and ic Council and its M.B. the Christian community own circumstances in a and every time I have “Today I am very brightest to attend col- Swayze Foundation have for his service to the Lord. new light and with new laughed, cried, and been pleased to announce lege here in their home brought well deserved “No one should miss hope. Weeping may have inspired … this guy is the that Mississippi State state, which increases recognition for academic the opportunity to hear endured through the real deal.” University will offer the odds that they will achievement to students a scholarship worth also make their careers and their teachers. More $6,000 to every STAR here in Mississippi,” said than 300 public, private ACCIDENTS student in Mississippi,” Keenum. and parochial schools in Keenum said. “The Mis- Keenum stressed that Mississippi participate sissippi State STAR Stu- the new scholarship in the program, and typi- CONTINUED FROM 1A different center of grav- day has so many moving dent Scholarship will be would augment existing cally one student from ity and could be stronger parts that it's important awarded in addition to scholarship opportuni- each high school is hon- Farm machinery is to- than rescue tools used to to know how to handle any other scholarship ties for the state's top ored each year, along tally different from high- extricate victims in nor- things should an emer- offers these outstanding students. “Based on the with a teacher chosen by way vehicles. The equip- mal situations. gency situation happen,” students have from our ACT score and grade ment is heavier and has a “Farm equipment to- said Taylor. university.” point average criteria Please see MSU | 3A 3A • Daily Corinthian Local Friday, January 11, 2013 Deaths Kramer named Student of the Month

BY KIM JOBE consecutive years for Fast Fred Buchanan Corinth School District Pitch. In 2009, she was Funeral service for Fred “Bud” Buchanan, 70, were Bailee Kramer, the named Alcorn County Of- held Thursday at Memorial Funeral Home Chapel daughter of Bill and Lisa fensive Player of the Year with Bro. Charles Stephenson, Bro. Randy Hamilton Kramer, was named and Division I-3A Offen- and Bro. Teddy Cornelius offi ciating. Burial followed Corinth Rotary Club Stu- sive Player of the Year. She in the Lone Oak Baptist Church Cemetery. dent of the Month for has received team awards Mr. Buchanan died Jan. 7, 2013, at Methodist Uni- October for the Corinth for the 900 Club, Rookie of versity Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. He was born Jan. School District. the Year, Offensive Player 28, 1942 in Booneville to the late Garrett and Clytie Kramer, a senior at of the Year, Most Hits and Buchanan. He was a member of the South Corinth Corinth High School, is most RBI’s. This year, as a Baptist Church and a used car dealer. He enjoyed currently ranked second in member of the CHS Slow hunting, fi shing and spending time with his family. her class. Her GPA is 4.20 Pitch team, Kramer and He was preceded in death by his wife, Joyce Bu- and Kramer scored a 31 on her teammates earned the chanan; a son, Robert Shawl; his parents; and his the ACT. She completed highest honor at winning sisters, Anne Michaels and Ruby Mask. six college credit hours as the 4A State Champion- Survivors include his sons, Buddy (Susan) Buchan- a junior through dual en- ship. Kramer was named an of Ripley, Freddie Buchanan and Blake (Sherry) rollment at Northeast Mis- to the 2012 MHSAA All Shawl of Corinth; his brothers, Taylor Buchanan of sissippi Community Col- State Slow Pitch team. Corinth, Dennis Buchanan of Walnut, James (Jan- lege. She is set to receive a Active in the communi- ice) Eaton of Rienzi, and Eugene (Sue) Eaton of Sa- Cambridge International ty, Kramer is a tutor at the vannah, Tenn.; his sisters, Cindy (Willie) Cornelius diploma in May. Lighthouse Foundation, of Walnut, Gail (Billy) Eaton of Rienzi, Diane (Ron) While at CHS, Kramer a tutor through Mu Alpha Sanie of Kossuth; his grandchildren, Garrett, Timo- has received numerous ac- Theta, has volunteered for thy, Rachel, Robert Buchanan, Shannon Reno, Dan- ademic awards in French the Rotary Christmas Bas- iel and Zach Shawl; his great grandchildren, Brady I, French II, Advanced Kramer ket Food Drive, has been a Hall and Hayden Carruth; and a host of nieces, neph- English, Accelerated volunteer traffi c controller ews, family and friends. English, Public Speak- for the Coca-Cola 10K and Pallbearers were Garrett Buchanan, Timothy Bu- ing, AICE English, World eign Language Club, In- Fame. the Rotary 5K runs, served chanan, Rachel Buchanan, Daniel Shawl, Fabian History, Chemistry, Mis- teract Club, Science Club, Kramer has participated as a volunteer at Boonev- Cornelius, Teddy Cornelius, Tony Saine and Eddie sissippi Studies, Honors Historical Club and the in academic competitions ille Memorial Hospital, Ray Michaels. Biology, Honors Geom- Drama Club. She was the at Blue Mountain College, and has coached a girls 12 Honorary pallbearers were Terry Saine, Zach etry, and Tech Discovery. Project Planner for the Sci- the University of Missis- and under softball team at Shawl, Robert Buchanan, Miles McClure, Olen Ar- Kramer scored a perfect ence Club her sophomore sippi and Mississippi Col- the Sportsplex. nold and Rabon Sanders. score on the Algebra I state year and Treasurer for the lege. She has served as Kramer is an active Condolences can be left at www.memorialcorinth. test and scored Advanced Environmental Club. Dur- Captain of the Academic member of First Pres- com. on the Biology I, United ing her junior year she was Team for her junior and byterian Church where Memorial Funeral Home handled arrangements. States History and English President of the Foreign senior years. she participates in Youth II state tests. Language Club, Vice-Pres- An athlete, Kramer has House ministries and vol- Active at CHS, Kramer ident of the Environmental been a member of the CHS unteers with Family and Ruth Petty Survivors include her has been a member of the Club and Vice-President of Varsity Slow Pitch and Children’s ministries. Funeral services for mother, Rebecca Allen Academic Team, National Mu Alpha Theta. This year Fast Pitch teams for six Following graduation, Ruth Catherine Petty, 48, Perry. Honor Society, Mu Alpha she is President of Interact years. As a Lady Warrior, Kramer plans to attend are set for 2 p.m. Monday Visitation begins at 1 Theta, Environmental Club and the Foreign Lan- Kramer has been named college and major in Bio- at Brazil Baptist Church p.m. on Monday at the Club, Key Club, C Club, guage Club. Kramer also to the All Division Team medical Engineering and in Brazil, Tenn., with church. A memorial reg- Pep Club, Fellowship of received the honor of being for fi ve consecutive years then pursue a medical de- burial at the Zion Cem- ister will be available for Christian Athletes, For- named to the CHS Hall of for Slow Pitch and four gree. etery. friends to leave condo- Mrs. Petty died Mon- lences for the family will day, Jan. 7, 2013, at Mag- be available today at Mc- nolia Regional Health Peters Funeral Directors. Center. She was born In lieu of customary BMC, NEMCC plan construction conference April 14, 1964, in Mem- remembrances, the fam- phis, Tenn. ily requests memorials be BLUE MOUNTAIN — off-shoot of the joint Con- dent of Willis, a surety For complete informa- She was preceded in made to the Alcorn Coun- Northeast Mississippi struction Management and bonding company tion, contact Ray Gaillard death by her father, John ty Humane Society or the Community College and Program between the two in Nashville; Morgan at Northeast Mississippi Pedigo Perry. American Cancer Society. Blue Mountain College colleges, will cover a vari- Whitfi eld of Prairie Con- Community College at will hold their fourth an- ety of topics, ranging from struction in Tupelo; Gary 662-720-7203 or rdgail- nual Construction Confer- marketing and advertis- Moore, a certifi ed pub- [email protected]. Reg- Obituary Policy ence on Thursday on the ing, and insurance and lic accountant in Tupelo; istration is $20. Checks BMC campus. 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What does Phil Bryant not understand about elections? The Republican Mississippi governor seems to have completely missed the fact that Barack Obama was re-elected in No- vember. That means the Affordable Care Act is going to be the law of the land for at least the next four years and, most likely, perpetually. Bryant is waging a senseless and counter- productive battle to keep Insurance Com- missioner Mike Chaney, a fellow Republican, from implementing a state-run health insurance exchange in Mississippi. Health exchanges — which are nothing more than an online marketplace where consumers will be able to theoretically shop for the best deals on health insurance — are going to be a fact of life by January 2014. They are mandated under Obamacare. The question is only over who is going to run them: the state, the federal government or a partnership of the two. Chaney has rightfully argued from the start that it would be better for the state to Is undermining American society the role of ‘educators?’ run its own health exchange so it would have Many years ago, as a seeing out to be for the better or In France between the more control over its terms. At least four Re- young man, I read a very schools for the worse -- or, indeed, two World Wars, the teach- publican governors elsewhere have come to interesting book about the across utterly catastrophic. ers’ union decided that the same conclusion, but not Mississippi’s rise of the Communists to America in- This misuse of schools to schools should replace pa- Bryant. He has joined with the majority of power in China. In the last doctrinating undermine one’s own so- triotism with internation- GOP?governors in an act of defi ance that is chapter, the author tried to students to ciety is not something con- alism and pacifi sm. Books more about politics than good policy. explain why and how this believe in fi ned to the United States or that told the story of the Bryant has undermined the work of had happened. Thomas all sorts of even to our own time. It is heroic defense of French Chaney, who was ahead of the curve in lin- Among the factors he cit- Sowell politically common in Western coun- soldiers against the German ing up Mississippi to run its own exchange. ed were the country’s edu- correct no- tries for educators, the me- invaders at Verdun in 1916, The governor has written a pair of letters to cators. That struck me as Columnist tions. The dia and the intelligentsia in despite suffering massive the U.S. Department of Health and Human odd, and not very plausible, history that general, to single out West- casualties, were replaced by Services, challenging Chaney’s authority to at the time. But the passing is taught in too many of our ern civilization for special books that spoke impartial- proceed with creating the health exchange. years have made that seem schools is a history that em- condemnation for sins that ly about the suffering of all Bryant argues that only the governor can act less and less odd, and more phasizes everything that has have been common to the soldiers -- both French and on behalf of the state — an assertion that not and more plausible. Today, gone bad, or can be made to human race, in all parts of German -- at Verdun. only Chaney challenges but which has been I see our own educators look bad, in America -- and the world, for thousands of Germany invaded France rejected in the past. (Anyone remember for- playing a similar role in cre- that gives little, if any, at- years. again in 1940, and this time mer Gov. Kirk Fordice’s unsuccessful effort ating a mindset that under- tention to the great achieve- Meanwhile, all sorts of fi c- the world was shocked when to stop Attorney General Mike Moore from mines American society. ments of this country. titious virtues are attributed the French surrendered af- suing the tobacco industry in the 1990s?) In Schools were once If you think that is an to non-Western societies, ter just 6 weeks -- especially response to Bryant’s opposition, the federal thought of as places where exaggeration, get a copy of and their worst crimes are since military experts ex- government has put Chaney’s submission for a society’s knowledge and “A People’s History of the often passed over in silence, pected France to win. But approval on hold to see whether Mississippi experience were passed on United States” by Howard or at least shrugged off by two decades of undermining can work out its internal differences. to the younger generation. Zinn and read it. As some- saying some such thing as French patriotism and mo- Bryant should back off. But, about a hundred years one who used to read trans- “Who are we to judge?” rale had done their work. He says he distrusts the federal govern- ago, Professor John Dewey lations of offi cial Commu- Even in the face of mortal American schools today ment. He says he thinks a state-run health of Columbia University nist newspapers in the days dangers, political correct- are similarly undermining exchange is the “gateway” for Obamacare to came up with a very differ- of the Soviet Union, I know ness forbids us to use words American society as one un- take hold in Mississippi. ent conception of educa- that those papers’ attempts like “terrorist” when the ap- worthy of defending, either Obamacare is coming to Mississippi tion -- one that has spread to degrade the United States proved euphemism is “mili- domestically or internation- whether Bryant likes it or not. Some of its through American schools did not sink quite as low as tant.” Milder terms such as ally. If there were nuclear provisions are already in effect, and more are of education, and even in- Howard Zinn’s book. “illegal alien” likewise can- attacks on American cities, on their way. fl uenced education in coun- That book has sold mil- not pass the political cor- how long would it take for What the governor is doing is making sure tries overseas. lions of copies, poison- rectness test, so it must be us to surrender, even if we that there will be more federal oversight in how John Dewey saw the ing the minds of millions replaced by “undocument- had nuclear superiority -- Obamacare is implemented here, not less. role of the teacher, not as of students in schools and ed worker.” but were not as willing to —Enterprise-Journal, McComb a transmitter of a society’s colleges against their own Some think that we must die as our enemies were? culture to the young, but as country. But this book is tiptoe around in our own (Daily Corinthian col- an agent of change -- someone of many things that country, lest some foreign- umnist Thomas Sowell Prayer for today one strategically placed, enable teachers to think of ers living here or visiting is a senior fellow at the with an opportunity to con- themselves as “agents of here be offended by the Hoover Institution, Stan- dition students to want a change,” without having the sight of an American fl ag or ford University, Stanford, Lord, you have conquered death. Help us to different kind of society. slightest accountability for a Christmas tree in some in- CA 94305. His website is remember as we suffer with you we will also A century later, we are whether that change turns stitutions. www.tsowell.com.) rise with you to a life that never ends. Amen. A verse to share Political double standards exist regarding gender and race As the son of a woman, cause of his right to denounce them. senators are examples of . . . to (his saints) God chose to make known the husband of a woman Christian But after all the talk about progress for women. how great among the Gentiles are the riches and the father of daughters counseling female bonding and how In the end, it isn’t about of the glory of this mystery, which is Christ in and granddaughters, I cel- clinic that women and men have dif- gender or race, but ideol- you, the hope of glory. ebrate the record number of some allege ferent approaches to solving ogy. When they speak of — Colossians 1:27 (NRSV) females who are now Unit- focuses on problems, what does that “women’s issues,” for exam- ed States senators. How- converting mean? Does it mean that a ple, the left seems to think ever, I do see some differ- Cal gays to het- Democratic female senator that all women think alike, Worth quoting ences in the way these and Thomas erosexuality, who is pro-choice on abor- or should. The same for Af- other women are treated, a charge he tion and favors same-sex rican Americans and civil depending on their party, Columnist vehemently marriage, bigger roles for rights. I think the right cor- An armed society is a polite society. Man- policies and beliefs. denies. government, more spending rectly sees content of char- ners are good when one may have to back up Diane Sawyer broadcast a The media mostly ignore and higher taxes will be able acter and ideas as superior his acts with his life. celebratory report last week other Republican women, to fi nd common ground with to gender and skin color. — Robert A. Heinlein on ABC’s “World News To- like Gov. Susana Martinez a Republican female senator I’m not betting on estro- night” on which she gushed of New Mexico -- at least for who takes the opposite posi- gen besting testosterone about the “record num- now. tions? I doubt it. to “get things done,” forge ber” of 20 female senators. “We’re less on testoster- This double standard compromise and diffuse Letters Policy Senator Barbara Mikul- one,” Sen. Dianne Fein- seems not only to apply to confrontation, especially ski, D-Md., also praised the stein, D-Calif., told Sawyer. gender, but also to race. given the history of some The Opinion page should be a voice of the Senate female population. “We don’t have that need to Consider the disparaging very uncompromising fe- people and refl ect views from a broad range in Senator Barbara Boxer, always be confrontational. things said about Tim Scott, male leaders like Cleopatra, the community. Citizens can express their opin- D-Calif., said she won’t be And I think we’re problem the new senator from South Catherine the Great, under- ion in letters to the editor. Only a few simple satisfi ed until there are 50 solvers, and I think that’s Carolina, a replacement for ground railroad “conduc- rules need to be followed. Letters should be of female senators. what this country needs.” the retired Jim DeMint. tor” Harriet Tubman, the public interest and not of the ‘thank you’ type. In the Senate, the ra- Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, Scott is black, but his race late Bella Abzug, D-NY., Please include your full signature, home ad- tio of female Democrats agreed. does not endear him to lib- or British Prime Minister dress and telephone number on the letter for to Republicans is 16 to 4. So testosterone is to erals. He probably won’t be Margaret Thatcher. In fact, verifi cation. All letters are subject to editing be- Would media approval for blame for the fact that male embraced by the NAACP, these women exhibited fore publication, especially those beyond 300 these women be different senators are so combative whose president accused more testicular fortitude words in length. Send to: Letters to the editor, if the ratio were reversed? and that Congress contin- him of not believing in civil than some men, which, in Daily Corinthian, P.O. Box 1800, Corinth, Miss. Consider how conservative ues to founder? Imagine rights, having received an the case of the conserva- 38835. Letters may also be e-mailed to: letters@ females are treated, most a male suggesting that es- “F” on the NAACP’s civil tive Thatcher, likely had a daily corinthian.com. Email is the preferred notably Rep. Michele Bach- trogen hampers women rights scorecard, which lot to do with why her male method. mann, R-Minn. During her from performing well at judges legislators on their colleagues dumped her as Personal, guest and commentary columns presidential run, Bachmann their jobs. You don’t have votes on “civil rights” is- party leader. on the Opinion page are the views of the writer. was labeled a religious fa- to imagine. Some men have sues. In fact, Scott is just (Readers may e-mail “Other views” are editorials reprinted from oth- natic and anti-woman for said that and worse, to their as much an example of the Daily Corinthian colum- er newspapers. None of these refl ect the views of being pro-life. Her husband shame, and society and ul- advancement of civil rights nist Cal Thomas at tmsedi- this newspaper. Marcus was criticized be- timately history itself was for blacks as those female [email protected].)

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New Pell Grant rules State Briefs Associated Press First responders with South. the East Oktibbeha Fire National Weather Ser- 3 dead in Oktibbeha Department arrived vice meteorologist Brad lowering enrollment County house fire at the scene about Bryant said the worst 11:57 a.m. Wednesday. weather was predicted Associated Press Ledger the Pell Grant pro- jobs and more on skilled STARKVILLE — Three Rosenhan says the south of U.S. Highway JACKSON — New regu- gram serves as the de facto workers in today's Infor- people have died in a large wooden house was 82, which runs from lations enacted by Con- student aid program, mak- mation Age. house fire in Oktibbeha engulfed in flames and Greenville to Columbus gress in June have stripped ing Pell a key economic “Learning skills is going County and authorities other fire departments in Mississippi. He said Pell Grant eligibility from development driver for the to become more impor- are looking for a third were called in to assist there was “some risk” nearly 3,000 Mississippi state's future workforce. tant,” he said. “That's what unaccounted for person. with the blaze, which of severe weather, but students. In addition to the 2,960 rural community colleges Oktibbeha County took several hours to heavy rain was the main According to a recently students who lost eligi- do.” Fire Services Coordina- extinguish. concern. completed study of the im- bility for Pell Grants last The change stripping tor Kirk Rosenhan says The cause of the fire Tornado watches, pact of the new Pell Grant fall, Kastinas said another most students of eligibil- three bodies were found is being investigated. flash flood watches and regulations on Mississippi 7,154 will lose eligibility in ity is a reduction in the in the debris Thursday severe thunderstorm two-year colleges, the the next several semesters number of semesters for morning. Streets flooded, watches stretched changes led to lower en- because of new require- which students are eligible He has identified one mudslides in state across parts of central rollments for the fall 2012 ments. for Pell Grants from 12 to of the victims as Geral- and south Mississippi, semester at 14 of the state's Losing the opportunity eight. dine Rice, who he says JACKSON — Heavy but the biggest threat 15 community colleges. to attend a community Katsinas said this change worked as a caregiver in rain brought isolated was heavy on saturated Without a strong state- college is especially trou- will hurt community col- the home. He says she mudslides, flooded ground. That increases wide college tuition pro- bling in more rural states lege students, especially, was also a member of streets and downed the chances of flash gram, University of Ala- like Mississippi, Katsinas since 65 percent of them the District 5 Volunteer trees to parts of Mis- floods and uprooted bama Education Policy said Tuesday, since the job also have jobs and often at- Fire Department. sissippi on Thursday trees. Center Director Stephen market is relying less and tend college part time over No other names have as a large storm sys- There were no immedi- Katsinas tells The Clarion- less on agriculturally based an extended time period. been released. tem moved across the ate reports of injuries. Scotts Hill Travel “TRAVEL WITH FRIENDS” Your Partner in Upcoming Trips for 2013-2014 Advance Planning Scotts Hill Travel Annual Travel Get-together at Grand China Restaurant 738 Church St., Lexington, TN 38351 SATURDAY, JANUARY 26TH, 6:00 PM $9.50 all-inclusive per person COME ONE- COME ALL!!! ENTERTAINMENT, PRIZES, GREAT FOOD & FELLOWSHIP!

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But he’s really a One prominent wom- economist at Mesirow Lew, President Barack doer. He’s the kind of guy you want at the table if an in Obama's Cabinet, Financial in Chicago. Obama's nominee for Labor Secretary Hilda On Wall Street, Lew was treasury secretary, is a you want to get something done.” Solis, resigned her post managing director and premier federal budget Wednesday. No succes- chief operating offi cer of expert who would take sor has been named. Citi Global Wealth Man- the helm of the govern- Lew was a top aide agement and then Citi ment's main agency for Paul Light in the 1980s to House Alternative Investments. economic and fi scal poli- Public policy professor, New York University Speaker Tip O'Neill, a At the start of the Obama cy just as the administra- Massachusetts Demo- administration, he over- tion girds itself for a new crat, playing a role in saw international eco- confrontation with con- If confi rmed, Lew didn't get where he is to- ting America on the path the Social Security deal nomic issues at the State gressional Republicans would assume the post in day by being a shrinking to prosperity not the between the speaker and Department. over the nation's debt time for the administra- violet,” said Paul Light, path to decline,” said President Ronald Rea- Despite his stint on and defi cits. tion to tangle anew with a public policy professor Sessions, the top Repub- gan in 1983. Wall Street, Lew doesn't Obama nominated Republicans over a con- at New York University lican on the Senate Bud- Before becoming have the type of fi nancial Lew on Thursday after- fl uence of three looming and an acquaintance of get Committee. “Jack Obama's chief of staff, experience that Geithner noon, continuing to put a fi scal deadlines — raising Lew's. “But he's really Lew is not that man.” Lew was director of the brought to the job at the second-term imprint on the $16.4 trillion federal a doer. He's the kind of White House press Offi ce of Management height of the fi nancial his Cabinet by choosing borrowing limit, averting guy you want at the table secretary Jay Carney and Budget, a post he crisis in 2009. Indeed, yet another close ally to a automatic spending cuts if you want to get some- praised Lew during also held back in the there's not as much of a key government post. to defense and domestic thing done.” Wednesday's press brief- Clinton administration, premium on those skills A year ago, almost programs, and the expi- One senior Republi- ing. “Over the past more serving from 1998 to ear- now as the nation's at- to the day, Obama ap- ration of a congressional can senator, Alabama's than quarter of a century, ly 2001. tention has turned from pointed Lew as his chief resolution that has been Jeff Sessions, voiced op- Jack Lew has been an in- While running OMB bank bailouts to fi s- of staff, taking him from keeping the government position to Lew. Though tegral part of some of the during the Clinton ad- cal confrontations and his perch as director of operating. Those three Lew may face a tough most important budget- ministration, Lew helped brinkmanship. the Offi ce of Manage- events, if unresolved, confi rmation in the Sen- ary fi nancial and fi scal negotiate a balanced Still, Lew will have to ment and Budget into would have a far greater ate, he's not likely to agreements, bipartisan budget agreement with address other signifi cant the White House's tight negative effect on the encounter the type of agreements in Washing- Congress, something challenges, including inner circle. economy than the “fi s- stiff opposition that is al- ton,” Carney said. that has eluded Wash- completing implementa- In selecting Lew to cal cliff” that Obama and ready mounting against Lew's nomination is ington ever since. tion of the fi nancial regu- replace Treasury Secre- Congress avoided a week former Sen. Chuck Ha- the fourth major person- When Obama named latory overhaul of 2010. tary Timothy Geithner, ago. gel, a Nebraska Repub- nel change in the admin- him chief of staff one Lew will probably play Obama not only picks an Lew, 57, has often been lican whom Obama has istration since Obama's year ago, the president a key role in deciding the insider steeped in budget described as a “prag- tapped to be his defense re-election. Obama praised him as the “only fate of government-con- matters but also a tough matic liberal” who un- secretary. tapped Sen. John Kerry, budget director in histo- trolled Fannie Mae and bargainer. derstands what it takes “We need a secretary of D-Mass., for the State ry to preside over budget Freddie Mac, the federal Some Republicans to make a deal even as he treasury that the Ameri- Department, Hagel to surpluses for three con- housing agencies partly complain that Lew has stands by his ideological can people, the Congress lead the Pentagon and secutive years.” blamed for the collapse been unyielding in past views. and the world will know White House counter- “His resume is tailor- of the housing market. fi scal negotiations. “He's a political guy. He is up to the task of get- terrorism adviser John made for what is most Internationally, he will also be the administration's point man on issues related to China's integration into the global economy and Eu- Now Opening rope's sovereign debt and fi nancial struggles. Every Friday & Saturday The issues aren't foreign to Lew. Nights 4pm-9pm While a deputy secretary of state early in the Obama administration, Lew managed the State WEEKLY SPECIALS! Department's international economic policy 3pc. Fish Dinner $6.99 portfolio. For all that, Lew faces 21pc. Shrimp Dinner $6.99 a better landscape than Geithner did when he Hamburger Steak Dinner $7.99 stepped into the post at the start of Obama's fi rst Smoked Chicken Dinner $7.99 term. “The basic fi nancial *All with Salad, Potato, & Bread position and economic position of the country is much stronger today Spend Less... Drive that it was four years Thru ago,” said Michael Barr, Available who was assistant trea- Taste More! sury secretary for fi nancial institutions in 2009 THE PIT STOP and 2010. “That's a signifi cant advantage for a (662) 665-9109 • 726 S. Tate St. (College Hill) treasury secretary coming in.” 7A • Daily Corinthian Business Friday, January 11, 2013

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DiversMui 14.86 ... +0.3 HiYldMuA m 10.15 +0.01 +0.4 ArchCoal dd 7.23 -.05 HostHotls cc 16.90 +.19 RschMotn 23 11.92 +.43 IntDur 14.04 -0.01 -0.3 Ivy TIAA-CREF HstnAEn dd .27 +.06 average for a third straight year in 2012, but just To follow the strategy, buy the Dogs in EqIx 11.17 +0.07 +3.4 ArchDan 18 28.34 -.14 RiteAid dd 1.39 +.02 barely. January. At the end of the year, sell those whose TxMIntl 14.29 +0.19 +2.2 AssetStrA m 26.62 +0.19 +2.9 HovnanE dd 6.49 -.05 Templeton ArenaPhm dd 9.70 -.13 RiverbedT 47 19.71 -.17 The Dogs are the 10 stocks in the index with yields have fallen out of the top 10. The Dogs BlackRock AssetStrC m 25.96 +0.19 +2.9 ArmHld ... 42.01 +2.00 HudsCity dd 8.61 +.08 RockwdH 14 51.32 +.25 the highest dividend yields at the start of the averaged a total return of 10.3 percent last year, Engy&ResA m 29.49 +0.19 +1.9 JPMorgan InFEqSeS 20.11 +0.26 +2.6 ArmourRsd 10 6.98 -.02 HuntBncsh 12 6.67 +.09 Rovi Corp dd 16.69 -.18 year. 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Wells Fargo’s 4Q WFC $35.40 Trade deficit Trade - goods and services Fed banker speaks $40 Wall Street anticipates that Wells The bigger the U.S. trade deficit Seasonally adjusted Charles Plosser, $29.30 Fargo’s fourth-quarter earnings im- 35 gets, the more it’s likely to weigh In billions of dollars president of the Fed’s proved compared with a year earlier. down the nation’s economic J J A S O N Philadelphia branch, Wells, the nation’s biggest 30 growth. -30 has been among the ’12 critics of the Fed’s mortgage lender, has expanded its 25 The latest trade deficit tally, due out today, is expected to bond purchases. loan portfolio by making new loans Operating est. to consumers and keeping them on $0.73 $0.87 show a modest decline in -35 Investors will be EPS listening today for Today its books. The strategy has enabled November. The deficit climbed the bank, due to deliver its latest 4Q ’11 4Q ’12 nearly 5 percent the previous what Plosser has to quarterly report card today, to earn month, as U.S. exports fell due say on the economy and the decision by Federal Reserve Price-to-earnings ratio: 11 -40 more fees. An improving housing to weaker sales of commercial officials last month to continue buying bonds indefinitely in based on past 12 months’ results market and ultra-low mortgage rates aircraft, autos and farm products. est. hopes of stimulating the U.S. economy. Plosser is are resulting in more applications for Dividend: $0.88 Div. Yield: 2.5% Imports also fell in October, but -$41.3B scheduled to speak at the American Economic home loans. Source: FactSet by a smaller margin. Source: FactSet Association’s annual meeting. 8A • Daily Corinthian Sports Friday, January 11, 2013 Notre Dame Home teams facing big league contests BY H. LEE SMITH II straight year, leaving only fi ve game last year and also took night. The Warriors struggled fans, recruits [email protected] contests to determine seeding the matchup in the tourna- to score in the fi rst meeting The turn of the calendar for the season-ending tournament semifi nals. but still doubled the Braves brings with it games that re- ment. ■ Blue Mountain will travel on the scoreboard. left wondering ally matter on the basketball ■ Alcorn Central plays host to Biggersville to complete Corinth is 3-0 against the front. to Booneville tonight. The the home-and-home set. BHS top of the league, with sweeps Associated Press Three of the four Alcorn Bears opened league play came away with a sweep in of Amory and a win over SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame County schools will be in- Tuesday with a win at Kos- their December trip to Tippah Shannon. Two of their fi nal nose tackle Louis Nix III capture the volved in league play tonight suth. County. three games will be in the emotion of just about everyone who with Kossuth idle. Booneville, which has The Lions handed the Cou- friendly confi nes. follows the Fighting Irish with a sim- While Biggersville (1-1A) played for the 3A state cham- gars, which knocked off Rip- The Lady Warriors can ple tweet: “Didnt see that coming!” and Corinth (1-4A) began pionship two years running, ley Saturday to claim its fi rst surprisingly move above News that coach Brian Kelly had in- league play in November, will make its league debut to- TCC crown since 2000. A win the break-even mark in the terviewed with the Philadelphia Eagles Alcorn Central and Kossuth night. would give the Lions a two- league. Corinth beat the Lady one day after the Irish were thoroughly opened up their division The Bears hope to get a game lead and the tiebreaker Braves in the fi rst encounter, schedule on Tuesday. Divi- gauge on how far they’ve going down the stretch. and Tish County has strug- sion 1-3A is playing a single come in the league. The Dev- ■ Corinth makes the return gled since point guard Dedria Please see NOTRE DAME | 9A round-robin for the second ils won the regular-season trip to Tishomingo County to- McCoy moved. Local Schedule

Today

Basketball Booneville @ Central, 6 (WXRZ) Blue Mountain @ Biggersville, 6 Corinth @ Tish County, 6 Walnut @ East Union, 6

Saturday

Basketball Belmont Challenge (G) Tish Co.-Vardaman, 10 a.m. (G) Red Bay (Ala.)-East Side, Noon (G) Central-Falkner, 1:20 (G) Ingomar-B. Mountain, 2:40 (G) N. Pontotoc-Tupelo, 4 (G) Kossuth-Red Bay (Ala.), 5:20 (G) Corinth/Belmont, 6:40 Kings of Court @ N. Pontotoc (B) Belmont-South Pontotoc, 9 a.m. (B) Pontotoc-Calhoun City, 10:30 a.m. (B) Ingomar-Durant, Noon (B) Ripley-Shannon, 1:30 (B) Houston-Lafayette Co., 3 (B) Biggersville-East Side, 4:30 (B) Corinth-West Point, 6 (B) North Pontotoc-Tupelo, 7:30

Tuesday

Basketball Pontotoc @ Corinth, 6 (WXRZ) Kossuth @ Ripley, 6 Central @ Belmont, 6 Biggersvillle @ Jumpertown, 6 Hickory Flat @ Walnut, 6

Thursday

Basketball Central @ Hardin Co., 6

Friday, Jan. 18 Photo by H. Lee Smith II Alcorn Central’s Preston Cline (25) secures a rebound during last week’s Alcorn County Tournament. Cline has recorded Basketball six double-doubles on the season heading into tonight’s big Division 1-3A game with Booneville. Belmont @ Kossuth, 6 (WXRZ) Walnut @ Strayhorn, 6

Saturday, Jan. 19 A&M’s Manziel trying to avoid ‘same mistakes’ Basketball Middleton @ Central, 5 Associated Press homa in the Cotton Bowl. The tion to that stuff as much as casino, about an hour north Heisman Trophy winner picture was later removed. some people do,” said Man- of Dallas just across the state Johnny Manziel of Texas Manziel responded to ap- ziel, who set SEC and Cotton line in Oklahoma. It was a Shorts A&M says he’s learning every parent criticism by tweeting, Bowl records for total yards little murkier when the ce- day about life as a celebrity. “Nothing illegal about be- and helped the Aggies (11- lebrity website TMZ posted The ﬁ rst freshman to win ing 18+ in a casino and win- 2) to their best record since a photo of the 20-year-old AC Football Boosters college football’s top award ning money.KEEP HATING!” 1998. “I’ve got to learn from it football sensation holding a The ACMS/ACHS Football Booster said Thursday he was trying Speaking on a conference call and move on and make sure I champagne bottle at a Dallas Club will hold a meeting on Monday to avoid making “the same to accept the Manning Award don’t make some of the same club on Saturday night. at 6 p.m. in Coach Landers’ room. mistakes again” after a pic- that goes to a top college quar- mistakes again as far as the According to reports, Man- ture of him holding cash at a terback after bowl season, stuff I’ve been doing.” ziel showed up at the club Volleyball league casino was posted to his Twit- Manziel said he wasn’t grow- Manziel was right about hours after the Aggies’ win ter account Saturday, a day ing weary of the scrutiny. gambling being legal for any- in the Cotton Bowl on Friday The Sportsplex is offering a coed after the Aggies beat Okla- “I don’t really pay atten- one 18 or older at the WinStar and went back the next night. volleyball league open to those 14 and older. A female must strike the ball once among the legal three hits. Entry fee is $125 per team. Play begins on Thursday. If interested, call 287-4417. Rebels breeze to rare victory in SEC opener

Youth soccer Associated Press nessee 92-74 in the league to Tennessee, I pretty much “I never lose confi dence,” KNOXVILLE, Tenn.— Mis- opener for both teams, giving had this game circled. I was Henderson said. “I could go Sign-ups for the youth soccer sissippi wanted to prove a the Rebels their fi rst road vic- anxious to get to this game.” 0-for-25 and it’s still going league at the Corinth Sportsplex will point to anyone who argued tory over the Volunteers in 22 Henderson entered the up.” run through Jan. 25. Members of the the Rebels’ fast start was the years. night averaging 18.2 points Henderson made back- Sportsplex can sign up for no cost, product of a soft nonconfer- Mississippi (12-2) had lost per game and was ranked to-back 3-pointers midway and non-members can register for ence schedule. 11 straight times to Tennessee second nationally with 4.0 through the second half to $45. Age groups include 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Consider the message de- in Knoxville since a 93-88 tri- 3-pointers per game. The break the game open. As he and 10-12. Children ages 13-15 may livered. umph on Feb. 27, 1991. 6-foot-2 junior missed his got hotter, he also got louder also sign up, though these groups Southeastern Conference “I knew it would be differ- fi rst eight 3-point attempts while celebrating Tennessee’s will only participate if there is enough scoring leader Marshall Hen- ent,” Henderson said. “In Wednesday, but he heated up most one-sided home loss interest. The soccer season will in- derson had a career-high 32 conference (play), everything midway through the second since a 90-72 setback against clude 10 games and a tournament, points Wednesday night as gets magnifi ed a little more, half and continually worked all to be played inside the Sportsplex Mississippi trounced Ten- especially in the SEC. Coming his way to the free-throw line. Please see REBELS | 9A on astroturf. For more information, contact Havis Hurley at 643-3561.

New Site banquet Mississippi State gets win over South Carolina Former Mississippi State head baseball Coach Ron Polk will be the Associated Press combined turnovers but was seconds left to seal the vic- 18 points and Roquez John- featured speaker for the New Site STARKVILLE — Rick Ray’s a thing of beauty for a pro- tory. son added 14. Sword shot 6 of Royals fourth annual 1st Pitch Ban- message was succinct when gram trying to grow in Ray’s It was South Carolina’s 11 from the fi eld and hit 6 of 8 quet and Silent Auction on Monday, the fi nal minutes turned tense fi rst season as coach. 24th turnover of the game. from the free-throw line while Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. at New Site HS. in Mississippi State’s South- “That’s just the way confer- The Gamecocks had a 50-44 adding two assists and two Seating is limited to the first 150 eastern Conference opener. ence basketball is,” Ray said. lead with 5:25 remaining, but steals. tickets sold, which must be pur- Don’t worry about the ugly “It’s lower scoring and it’s a simply couldn’t take care of the Mississippi State won de- chased in advance. Tickets are $15 offense — it’s defense that will grind.” ball against Mississippi State’s spite missing all 10 of its and include meal, access to silent win the game. Mississippi State’s Fred pressure, half-court defense. 3-point attempts. It’s the fi rst auction, and seating for speaker pre- The Bulldogs listened and Thomas slapped the ball away “We had control of the game time the Bulldogs haven’t hit sentation. For more information or to the result was a 56-54 vic- from South Carolina’s Bruce and it’s just unfortunate,” a 3-pointer in a game since purchase a ticket, call 322-7389 or tory over South Carolina on Ellington and then fl ipped South Carolina coach Frank 2005. 728-5205. Wednesday in a choppy game the ball ahead to Craig Sword Martin said. that featured more than 40 for an emphatic dunk with 26 Sword led the Bulldogs with Please see BULLDOGS | 9A Friday, January 11, 2013 Scoreboard Daily Corinthian • 9A

Basketball schedule Georgia 45, Nebraska 31 25. Zach Johnson USA 4.15 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — REBELS Outback Bowl At Tampa, Fla. 26. Hunter Mahan USA 3.82 Signed INF Carlos Colmenares. College men’s scores Today South Carolina 33, Michigan 28 27. Jim Furyk USA 3.77 TRAVERSE CITY BEACH BUMS — Rose Bowl At Pasadena, Calif. 28. Martin Kaymer GER 3.59 Signed RHP Jacob Clem to a contract EAST EAST Stanford 20, Wisconsin 14 29. Paul Lawrie SCO 3.47 extension. Bryant 103, Quinnipiac 95 Loyola (Md.) at Marist, 6 p.m. CONTINUED FROM 8A Orange Bowl At Miami 30. Carl Pettersson SWE 3.43 BASKETBALL CCSU 84, Sacred Heart 78 MIDWEST Florida State 31, Northern Illinois 10 31. Rickie Fowler USA 3.41 National Basketball Association Iona 86, Marist 82 Illinois St. at Creighton, 7:05 p.m. 32. Francesco Molinari ITA 3.36 MIAMI HEAT — Signed C Josh Harrell- Kentucky on Jan. 13, 2009. Monmouth (NJ) 65, St. Francis (Pa.) 60 Indiana St. at Drake, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 33. Gonzalo Fernandez ESP 3.27 son to a 10-day contract. Rider 69, Manhattan 60 FAR WEST “At the end of the game, they Sugar Bowl At New Orleans 34. Branden Grace SAF 3.12 American Hockey League Robert Morris 88, Fairleigh Dickinson Oregon at Arizona St., 7:30 p.m. Louisville 33, Florida 23 35. Bill Haas USA 3.11 BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS — were laughing and having fun,” 54 Oregon St. at Arizona, 8 p.m. 36. Nicolas Colsaerts BEL 3.05 Signed D Dan Maggio to a professional St. Francis (NY) 70, Mount St. Mary’s Washington at Southern Cal, 8 p.m. Tennessee guard Jordan McRae Thursday, Jan. 3 37. Jason Day AUS 2.81 tryout agreement. 56 Washington St. at UCLA, 10 p.m. Fiesta Bowl At Glendale, Ariz. 38. Robert Garrigus USA 2.80 CHARLOTTE CHECKERS — Recalled F said. “It’s embarrassing.” Wagner 86, LIU Brooklyn 75 Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 39. John Senden AUS 2.80 A.J. Jenks. SOUTH McRae scored 26 points for 40. Scott Piercy USA 2.76 MILWAUKEE ADMIRALS — Recalled D Belmont 107, SE Missouri 72 NBA standings, schedule Friday, Jan. 4 41. Ryan Moore USA 2.70 Taylor Aronson from Cincinnati (ECHL). the second straight game to Chattanooga 70, The Citadel 65 EASTERN CONFERENCE Cotton Bowl At Arlington, Texas 42. David Toms USA 2.62 SPRINGFIELD FALCONS — Signed D Florida Gulf Coast 72, SC-Upstate 71, Atlantic Division match his career high. Jarnell Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 43. Hiroyuki Fujita JPN 2.62 Bryan Helmer. OT W L Pct GB 44. Matteo Manassero ITA 2.56 ECHL Stokes added 15 points and 11 George Mason 71, Old Dominion 46 New York 23 12 .657 — Saturday, Jan. 5 45. Thomas Bjorn DEN 2.47 ELMIRA JACKALS — Signed F Brandon Jacksonville 99, Kennesaw St. 92, 3OT Brooklyn 20 15 .571 3 rebounds for Tennessee (8-5), BBVA Compass Bowl At Birmingham, Ala. 46. David Lynn ENG 2.38 Blandina. Mercer 66, North Florida 47 Boston 18 17 .514 5 Mississippi 38, Pittsburgh 17 47. Jamie Donaldson WAL 2.35 IDAHO STEELHEADS — Signed F Brett which closed a six-game home Miami 68, North Carolina 59 Philadelphia 15 22 .405 9 48. George Coetzee SAF 2.24 Robinson. Middle Tennessee 62, FAU 52 Toronto 13 22 .371 10 stand with its second consecu- Sunday, Jan. 6 49. K.J. Choi KOR 2.23 READING ROYALS — Signed D Mark Samford 62, Coll. of Charleston 57 Southeast Division GoDaddy.com Bowl At Mobile, Ala. 50. Thorbjorn Olesen DEN 2.17 Mitera. tive loss. Stetson 72, ETSU 70 W L Pct GB Arkansas State 17, Kent State 13 51. Geoff Ogilvy AUS 2.14 SOCCER Troy 64, Louisiana-Monroe 55 Miami 23 10 .697 — Jarvis Summers had 16 points 52. Shane Lowry IRL 2.13 Major League Soccer MIDWEST Atlanta 20 14 .588 3½ Monday, Jan. 7 53. Henrik Stenson SWE 2.12 COLUMBUS CREW — Agreed to terms and Reginald Buckner and Mur- Detroit 101, Youngstown St. 60 Orlando 12 23 .343 12 BCS National Championship At Miami 54. Miguel Angel ESP 2.10 with D Chad Barson. Michigan St. 62, Iowa 59 Charlotte 9 25 .265 14½ phy Holloway each recorded Alabama 42, Notre Dame 14 55. Marcus Fraser AUS 2.10 FC DALLAS — Signed G Raul Fernan- Montana 77, North Dakota 62 Washington 5 28 .152 18 56. Richie Ramsay SCO 2.10 dez. double-doubles for Mississippi. N. Dakota St. 67, IPFW 55 Central Division Saturday, Jan. 19 57. Alexander Noren SWE 2.09 LA GALAXY — Named Jovan Kirovski Nebraska-Omaha 90, IUPUI 79 W L Pct GB Buckner had 13 points and 15 East-West Shrine Classic At St. Petersburg, 58. Rafael Cabrera-Bello ESP 2.08 technical director. Xavier 57, Temple 52 Indiana 22 14 .611 — Fla. 59. Padraig Harrington IRL 2.05 PORTLAND TIMBERS — Acquired M rebounds. Holloway added 15 SOUTHEAST Chicago 19 14 .576 1½ East vs. West, 3 p.m. (NFLN) 60. Marcel Siem GER 2.05 Diego Valeri on loan from Club Atletico Louisiana Tech 84, Texas St. 67 Milwaukee 18 16 .529 3 points and 12 rebounds. 61. Anders Hansen DEN 2.01 Lanus (Argentina). UALR 67, North Texas 53 Detroit 13 23 .361 9 Saturday, Jan. 26 62. John Huh USA 2.01 COLLEGE This game had shaped up as a Cleveland 9 28 .243 13½ Senior Bowl At Mobile, Ala. 63. Fredrik Jacobson SWE 2.00 CATAWBA — Named Kevin Brown of- College women’s scores WESTERN CONFERENCE confrontation between Missis- North vs. South, TBA (NFLN) 64. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 1.99 fensive coordinator and quarterbacks EAST Southwest Division 65. Greg Chalmers AUS 1.98 coach, Chris Collins special teams sippi’s high-powered scoring at- Buffalo 60, N. Illinois 53 W L Pct GB 66. Simon Dyson ENG 1.98 co-coordinator and defensive backs Canisius 51, Rider 50 San Antonio 28 10 .737 — tack and Tennessee’s tenacious FCS playoffs 67. Bud Cauley USA 1.97 coach, and Jordan Smith special Delaware 62, George Mason 27 Memphis 23 10 .697 2½ Championship 68. Thaworn Wiratchant THA 1.97 teams co-coordinator and wide receiv- defense. Fairfi eld 66, Siena 59 Houston 21 15 .583 6 Saturday, Jan. 5 69. Kevin Na USA 1.95 ers coach. Hofstra 64, Georgia St. 63 Dallas 13 23 .361 14 Mississippi headed into con- At FC Dallas Stadium Frisco, Texas 70. Sang-Moon Bae KOR 1.95 GEORGIA — Announced NT Kwame Iona 76, Manhattan 46 New Orleans 10 25 .286 16½ North Dakota State 39, Sam Houston State 13 71. Martin Laird SCO 1.92 Geathers will enter the NFL draft. ference play leading the SEC Niagara 54, St. Peter’s 46 Northwest Division 72. Kim Kyung-Tae KOR 1.92 MIAMI — Named Mario Cristobal tight Northeastern 71, William & Mary 69, W L Pct GB with 83.1 points per game, which 73. Jonas Blixt SWE 1.90 ends and associate head football OT Oklahoma City 27 8 .771 — NFL playoffs 74. Brendan Jones AUS 1.89 coach. ranked the Rebels fi fth nation- SOUTH Denver 21 16 .568 7 Wild-card Playoffs 75. Ryo Ishikawa JPN 1.86 OHIO STATE — Announced senior RB Auburn 76, Mississippi 52 Portland 19 15 .559 7½ ally in scoring offense. Tennes- Saturday, Jan. 5 Jordan Hall has been granted a medi- Boston College 53, Virginia Tech 46 Utah 19 18 .514 9 Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 cal redshirt. see was yielding 58.8 points Drexel 48, James Madison 46 Minnesota 16 16 .500 9½ Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 Transactions OKLAHOMA STATE — Announced the Duke 82, Clemson 45 Pacifi c Division per game to rank second in the resignation of defensive coordina- East Carolina 60, Rice 41 W L Pct GB Sunday, Jan. 6 tor Bill Young. Promoted linebackers league in scoring defense. High Point 70, Coastal Carolina 54 L.A. Clippers 28 8 .778 — Thursday’s deals Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 coach Glenn Spencer to defensive Kentucky 65, Texas A&M 62 Golden State 22 12 .647 5 Seattle 24, Washington 14 BASEBALL coordinator. Liberty 92, Charleston Southern 33 L.A. Lakers 15 20 .429 12½ American League PENN STATE — Promoted John Butler Louisiana Tech 71, Texas St. 58 Sacramento 13 22 .371 14½ Divisional Playoffs CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to to defensive coordinator. Louisiana-Monroe 75, Troy 69 Phoenix 12 25 .324 16½ Saturday, Jan. 12 terms with RHP Jeff Gray, RHP Ramon WOFFORD — Named Ron Sweet wom- McNeese St. 68, Texas A&M-CC 39 ___ BULLDOGS Baltimore at Denver, 4:30 p.m. (CBS) Troncoso, LHP David Purcey, C Bryan en’s volleyball coach. North Carolina 70, NC State 66 Wednesday’s Games Green Bay at San Francisco, 8 p.m. Anderson, INF Josh Bell, INF Steve FOOTBALL Old Dominion 65, Towson 55 Cleveland 99, Atlanta 83 (FOX) Tolleson and OF Stefan Gartrell on mi- National Football League Presbyterian 71, Longwood 62 Utah 112, Charlotte 102 nor league contracts. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed CB CONTINUED FROM 8A Radford 72, Gardner-Webb 69, OT Toronto 90, Philadelphia 72 Sunday, Jan. 13 NEW YORK YANKEES — Named Mar- Greg McCoy to a reserve/future con- South Carolina 64, Vanderbilt 48 Boston 87, Phoenix 79 Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (FOX) cus Thames hitting coach, Brian Bais- tract. Southern Miss. 48, Marshall 46 Milwaukee 104, Chicago 96 Houston at New England, 4:30 p.m. ley coach and David DeKay strength BUFFALO BILLS — Named Mike Pet- The Gamecocks were 8 of 21 UAB 64, UCF 46 New Orleans 88, Houston 79 (CBS) and conditioning coach of Tampa tine defensive coordinator and Nathan- Virginia 62, Georgia Tech 51 Oklahoma City 106, Minnesota 84 from long range. (FSL). iel Hackett offensive coordinator. Wake Forest 80, Florida St. 72 San Antonio 108, L.A. Lakers 105 Conference Championships OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to CHICAGO BEARS — Signed TE Fendi South Carolina’s Ellington and Winthrop 65, UNC Asheville 59 Denver 108, Orlando 105 Sunday, Jan. 20 terms with RHP Chris Resop on a one- Onobun to a reserve/future contract. MIDWEST Memphis 94, Golden State 87 Brian Richardson both missed AFC, TBA (CBS) year contract. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed RB Akron 81, Ohio 54 L.A. Clippers 99, Dallas 93 NFC, TBA (FOX) TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms Alvester Alexander, OT Lee Ziemba contested 3-pointers in the fi nal Ball St. 62, Miami (Ohio) 59 Thursday’s Games with C Craig Albernaz, OF Jason Bour- and LB Jake Killeen to reserve/future Bowling Green 69, Kent St. 33 Indiana 81, New York 76 seconds. Richardson led South Pro Bowl geois and RHP J.D. Martin on minor contracts. Cent. Michigan 73, Toledo 66 Today’s Games Sunday, Jan. 27 league contracts. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Fired Carolina with 20 points, shooting E. Michigan 56, W. Michigan 52 Charlotte at Toronto, 6 p.m. At Honolulu, AFC vs. NFC, 7 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Claimed LHP coach Mike Mularkey. IPFW 65, N. Dakota St. 58 Houston at Boston, 6:30 p.m. 7 of 19 from the fi eld, including 5 (NBC) Tommy Hottovy off waivers from Texas. Canadian Football League IUPUI 60, Nebraska-Omaha 49 Utah at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. National League CALGARY STAMPEDERS — Signed PK of 11 from 3-point range Minnesota 83, Ohio St. 74 Phoenix at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. Super Bowl ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms Rene Paredes to a contract extension. Nebraska 67, Indiana 38 San Antonio at Memphis, 7 p.m. South Carolina looked like it Sunday, Feb. 3 with RHP Wirfi n Obispo, C Luis De La HOCKEY S. Dakota St. 64, Oakland 43 Minnesota at New Orleans, 7 p.m. At New Orleans, AFC champion vs. Cruz, C Matt Pagnozzi and INF Blake National Hockey League might pull out a win, but the Bull- Wichita St. 62, Bradley 58 Chicago at New York, 7 p.m. NFC champion, 5 p.m. (CBS) DeWitt on minor league contracts. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Reas- Wright St. 71, Milwaukee 61 Detroit at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. dogs’ pressure defense forced the CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms signed D Anton Blomqvist from Evans- SOUTHEAST Cleveland at Denver, 8 p.m. Gamecocks into consistently bad with INF Luis Valbuena on a one-year ville (ECHL) to Springfi eld (AHL). Arkansas 63, LSU 54 Portland at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Golf contract and OF Brian Bogusevic, C decisions late. Cent. Arkansas 57, Stephen F. Austin Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 J.C. Boscan, RHP Andrew Carpenter, World Golf Ranking South Carolina’s turnovers 54 p.m. RHP Jaye Chapman, OF Johermyn TV SportsWatch Oral Roberts 66, Northwestern St. 55 Saturday’s Games 1. Rory McIlroy NIR 13.02 Chavez, RHP Dayan Diaz, INF Alberto fueled several easy Mississippi Sam Houston St. 59, Lamar 57 Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 2:30 p.m. 2. Luke Donald ENG 8.45 Gonzalez, RHP Jensen Lewis, INF Today State baskets in the fi nal min- UTSA 59, Texas-Arlington 57 Charlotte at Indiana, 6 p.m. 3. Tiger Woods USA 8.41 Brent Lillibridge, INF Edwin Maysonet, FAR WEST Atlanta at Washington, 6 p.m. 4. Justin Rose ENG 6.33 OF Darnell McDonald, 1B/OF Brad Nel- Schedule subject to change and/or utes and the Bulldogs pushed Hawaii 56, UC Irvine 46 Utah at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. 5. Adam Scott AUS 6.10 son, RHP Blake Parker, RHP Zack Put- blackouts. ahead 52-50 with 3 minutes left. Houston at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. 6. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 6.07 nam, LHP Hisanori Takahashi and RHP AUTO RACING Men’s college schedule Phoenix at Chicago, 7 p.m. 7. Lee Westwood ENG 5.92 Cory Wade on minor league contracts. 1 a.m. (NBCSN) — Dakar Rally, stage “We started the game throw- Memphis at Dallas, 8 p.m. 8. Brandt Snedeker USA 5.48 COLORADO ROCKIES — Agreed to 7, Calama, Chile to Salta, Argentina ing the ball all over the place,” Today Miami at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 9. Bubba Watson USA 5.34 terms with RHP Manny Corpas on a (delayed tape) 10. Jason Dufner USA 5.17 minor league contract. BOXING Martin said. “Then we settled EAST Football 11. Keegan Bradley USA 5.15 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to 8 p.m. (ESPN2) — John Molina (24- down for a while and then in the Fairfi eld at Loyola (Md.), 6 p.m. 12. Dustin Johnson USA 5.12 terms with LHP Chris Narveson on a 2-0) vs. Dannie Williams (22-2-0), for Canisius at Siena, 6 p.m. 13. Steve Stricker USA 5.10 one-year contract and RHP Kelvim Es- vacant NABO lightweight title, at Santa last few minutes, we went back Niagara at St. Peter’s, 6 p.m. College Bowl scores, 14. Webb Simpson USA 5.03 cobar on a minor league contract. Fe, N.M. to throwing the ball all over the SOUTH 15. Ian Poulter ENG 4.97 American Association GOLF Lipscomb at N. Kentucky, 6 p.m. schedule 16. Charl Schwartzel SAF 4.83 ST. PAUL SAINTS — Released OF Jim 10 a.m. (TGC) — European PGA Tour, place.” MIDWEST Subject to Change | All Times CST 17. Graeme McDowell NIR 4.75 Rapoport. Volvo Champions, second round, at Mississippi State’s offense Wright St. at Loyola of Chicago, 7 p.m. 18. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.66 WICHITA WINGNUTS — Signed INF Durban, South Africa (same-day tape) Creighton at Missouri St., 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1 19. Phil Mickelson USA 4.60 Blake Bergeron. 6 p.m. (TGC) — PGA Tour, Sony Open, ranked among the league’s worst FAR WEST Heart of Dallas Bowl At Dallas 20. Peter Hanson SWE 4.54 Frontier League second round, at Honolulu during non-conference play, so San Jose St. at Utah St., 8:05 p.m. Oklahoma State 58, Purdue 14 21. Nick Watney USA 4.53 GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed RHP NBA BASKETBALL Gator Bowl At Jacksonville, Fla. 22. Matt Kuchar USA 4.39 Jason Sullivan to a contract extension. 7 p.m. (ESPN) — Chicago at New York the slow, half-court game suited Women’s college Northwestern 34 , Mississippi State 20 23. Bo Van Pelt USA 4.35 RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed 3B 9:30 p.m. (ESP) — Oklahoma City at the Bulldogs. Capital One Bowl At Orlando, Fla. 24. Ernie Els SAF 4.28 Steve Carrillo. L.A. Lakers NOTRE DAME

CONTINUED FROM 8A recruits shortly after the Trace Armstrong. job in the country, NFL, lie Weis was given a 10- terim commissioner, said news broke. Kelly told reporters in college, high school, what- year contract when there it’s hard to tell what might beaten 42-14 by Alabama “There will be kids look- Florida before the game ever. I just look at the place were reports the New York motivate a coach to inter- in the BCS title game ing at other schools now. I that Notre Dame was his that I’m at and thankful Giants might be interested view for a job. caught just about every- don’t see that happening dream job, but said while for the opportunity that I in talking to him. “Some people might be one by surprise. unless Kelly’s telling them he was coaching at Cin- have,” he said. Former Big Eight Com- using this as a stepping The job, after all, has he’s not leaving,” Lem- cinnati he was focused on The question is, will he missioner Chuck Neinas, stone, others to get their not traditionally been a ming said. that. He then added: “I have another opportunity? who has spent years help- name out, that they’re springboard to the NFL Kelly, who was believed think that’s the same thing He is the fi rst Notre Dame ing coaches and admin- movable,” he said. “But and is viewed by many — to be out of the country, with the NFL.” coach in recent memory to istrators fi nd jobs and I think most people that at least by Notre Dame originally signed a fi ve- “I think from my per- interview for another job. recently spent about 10 interview are interested in fans — as a destination job year contract three years spective I’ve got the best Former Irish coach Char- months as the Big 12 in- the position.” at a deep-pocketed pro- ago at a reported $2.5 mil- gram with one of the most lion a year and was given storied histories in college a two-year extension a FRI. 1.11.13 - SUN. 1.17.13 football. And why would year ago. Athletic direc- CALL THEATRE OR GO THE MALCO.COM FOR SHOW TIMES anyone leave after com- tor Jack Swarbrick told GANGSTER SQUAD (R) 4:10 7:05 9:35 NP ZERO DARK THIRTY (R) 4:00 7:20 NP ing so close to the national reporters Sunday he had A HAUNTED HOUSE (R) 4:35 7:35 9:45 NP championship? planned to talk with Kelly 3-D TEXAS CHAINSAW (R) 5:00 7:15 9:30 NP Plaza Bowling Lanes LES MISERABLES (PG13) 3:20 6:45 10:00 COME OUT AND SEE WHY BOWLING IS THE #1 PARTICIPATING COME ROLL Nix, who already an- about extending his con- DIJANGO UNCHAINED (R) 3:35 7:00 10:20 nounced he was skipping tract. Swarbrick did not PARENTAL GUIDANCE (PG) 5:05 7:30 9:55 SPORT WITH OVER 70 MILLION PARTICIPANTS the NFL draft and return- respond to messages left JACK REACHER (PG13) 4:00 7:10 10:00 2001 Shiloh Rd. • Corinth, MS A BALL THIS IS 40 (R) 7:20 10:15 ing to Notre Dame next by The Associated Press MONSTERS INC (NON 3-D) (G) 4:40 662-286-8105 season, told his followers at his offi ce or on his cell THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY (NON 3-D) (PG13) 4:05 7:35 he wasn’t concerned about phone seeking comment. Special Rates for Church and School Groups Kelly’s interview. Neither did Kelly’s agent, Call David Curry 286-8105 and reserve your lane!! “Im not worried and you shouldnt be either,” he tweeted. The early reaction from 1500 S. Harper Rd. • Corinth, MS (662) 287-3184 Notre Dame recruits in- www.longlewiscorinth.com (800) 844-0184 dicated they are still committed to the Irish. “If Kelly leaves!!!!!,,,,, I’m still a domer S/O to $//1(:)25' 1(:)25' my ND fans,” linebacker )2&866( );/7 Jaylon Smith tweeted. &5(:&$%:'&+520(3.* Cornerback Devin But- 20,680 MSRP 41,760 MSRP ler expressed similar feel- -4,000* LONG LEWIS DISCOUNTS -9,000* LONG LEWIS DISCOUNTS ings, tweeting: “I com- 16,680* FINAL VALUE PRICE 32,760* FINAL VALUE PRICE :,7+)25'02725&5(',7 mitted to a program and 75$'(,1$66,7$1&( VWRFN)& school.. Not a coach.” He $16,680 ,1&/8'(6)0&&%2186&$6+ PLUS TAX TITLE AND PLUS TAX TITLE AND ADMINISRATION FEE. 6HYHUDOWRFKRRVHIURP ADMINISRATION FEE. $32,760 then added: “But I doubt VWRFN) 6HYHUDOWRFKRRVHIURP he leaves.” Still, the interview alone OFFERING EVERYDAY VALUE PRICING ON ALL NEW AND USED VEHICLES! could prove costly. Re- cruiting analyst Tom Lem- Top six used deals of the week! ming of CBS Sports says 2008 Mini Cooper 2012 Ford Fiesta SE 2007 Lincoln MKX 2005 Ford 500 2013 Ford Mustang 2002 Ford Focus Notre Dame was on track Leather, CD, Wheels Power, Wheels Leather, Sunroof, Navigation Limited, Leather Leather, Wheels, Power 4 Door, Sunroof to possibly have the top re- cruiting class this year, but said some recruits will get antsy if Kelly doesn’t announce his intention soon. He said other schools #3FC105A $14,963 $13,963 #3FC247A $24,963 $5,963 probably started calling #3F280B #3LX254A$15,963 #2FC532A $8,963 #3ES322A 10A • Friday, January 11, 2013 • Daily Corinthian RED

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Blood drive MLK Day celebration meal prepared by Ben Corinthian. come and encouraged to of January, February and United Blood Services The Project Attention Betts. The cost is a $20 All nominations and attend. Daily activities March, beginning Jan. is having the following lo- Center’s 12th Annual donation for adults; $5 supporting data must be include crafts, jigsaw 12. Budding actors can cal blood drive: Tuesday, Martin Luther King Jr. for non-Project attention submitted by Friday, Feb. puzzles, quilting, table attend individual classes Jan. 15 -- 8 a.m. - 2:30 Day celebration is set youth; and free for PAC 1, to Candace Marlar at games (Dominoes & or the entire session. p.m., Kossuth High for 5 p.m. Jan. 21 at the students. PO Box 2476, Corinth, Rook), washer games Cost of attendance School library. Easom Outreach Founda- MS 38835. and Rolo Golf. is $15 for individual tion Community Center in ‘Outstanding Citizen’ classes and $80 for all Extended hours the former South Corinth The Junior Auxiliary of Activity center Rogers camp meets classes. Deadline for For the first two weeks Elementary School cam- Corinth has mailed let- The Bishop Activity The Col. William P. Rog- registration is Jan. 12. of the 2013 spring se- pus. The program will ters to local civic organi- Center is having the fol- ers, Sons of Confeder- For more information, mester, the Northeast seek to inspire with posi- zations seeking nomina- lowing activities the ate Veterans Camp No. contact Cristina Skinner Mississippi Community tive messages from the tions for its 51st annual week of Jan. 7-11: Today 321, will hold its monthly at cristina.a.skinner@ College bookstore will community and in mem- Outstanding Citizen. The -- grocery shopping at meeting on Tuesday, Jan. gmail.com. have extended hours ory of the late civil rights winner will be honored at Rogers’ supermarket. 15 at Martha’s Menu, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. leader. Parents of Project the yearly charity event Activities for the week 302 Taylor St., Corinth at Prayer breakfast Monday through Friday. Attention students will slated for Saturday, Feb. of Jan. 14-18 will in- 7 p.m. Author Tim Kent The American Legion The bookstore will also make brief introductions 23 at the Crossroads clude: Monday -- Alliance will speak on the “Mys- Post 6 is hosting a be open on weekends of their children, and the Arena. Hospice, Bingo; Tuesday tery of Spring Hill, Tenn.” prayer breakfast every from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Walker family — James, Selection is made from -- Exercise, Sportsplex; Male descendants of Wednesday at 7 a.m. on Saturdays and from Ann, Jay and Marty — nominations by civic Wednesday -- jigsaw Confederate soldiers Sausage, biscuits and 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on will share a message. groups, church groups puzzles, quilting, table may join the SCV, a non- coffee will be served. A Sundays until Friday, Jan. Mayor Tommy Irwin will and individuals. As in the games (Dominoes & political, educational, devotional will be given 18. Regular bookstore participate in the event, past, the Junior Auxiliary Rook), washer games historical preservation by a different speaker hours will resume on Sat- which will include recog- requests that nomina- and Rolo Golf; Thursday organization. Visitors are each Wednesday. The urday, Jan. 19. nition of principal’s honor tions be made on a -- pet therapy-Corinth Ani- welcome to attend all prayer breakfasts are be- Northeast’s bookstore roll students at the cen- Junior Auxiliary Outstand- mal Shelter, Bingo; and meetings. For more in- ing held at the American is located on the first ter, which is supported ing Citizen Application, Friday -- grocery shopping formation, contact Larry Legion Building on Tate floor of the Haney Union by United Way. The event which can be picked up at Rogers’ supermarket. Mangus at 287-0766 or St. in Corinth. You don’t on the Booneville cam- will include musical per- at the Corinth Library, Senior citizens, gate visit www.battleofcorinth. have to be a post mem- pus. formances and a catered the Alliance or the Daily 60 and above, are wel- com. ber to attend. For more information, Pageant fundraiser call 462-5815. The Miss Lady Aggie Beauty Pageant is being ‘Just Plain Country’ held Saturday, Jan. 19 at Just Plain Country per- Kossuth Middle School forms at the Tishomingo gym with registration at County Fairgrounds in 10 a.m. and pageant Iuka every Saturday from beginning at 11 a.m. 7-10 p.m. Good family General admission is $5 entertainment. at door for adults and $2 for school-age children. Nature group meets To pre-register for pag- Anyone interested in eant, send entry form activities involving wild and money to Judy Miller, birds or nature can at- 949 Hwy. 2, Corinth. For tend the next meeting Home & Outdoor Show more information, call of the Corinth Audubon Judy at 662-284-7431 Nature Group to be held Corinth, Mississippi -- leave message if no at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, answer. Entry fee is $30 Jan. 15 in the Corinth per contestant. Make Library auditorium. Guest checks payable to Kos- speakers will be Cynthia suth High School. and Woody Harrell, the There will not be a tal- Troverts (X & N), who will ent category. Pageant speak on “The Troverts or Sunday wear required on the Appalachian Trial JANUARY 17-19, 2013 for first two age groups; 2012.” pageant wear only for rest of age groups. A Machinery/garden Most Beautiful and four The Alcorn County alternates awards will Farm Machinery and be given. This is a fund- Lawn & Garden Show is Largest agricultural-based trade raiser to help support being held at the Cross- the Kossuth Lady Aggie roads Arena, Thursday- Basketball Team. Saturday, Jan. 17-19. show in Northeast Mississippi! The event is the largest Mended Hearts agricultural-based trade On Monday, Jan. 14, a show in Northeast Mis- visitation training course sissippi. For more infor- will be presented. This mation, contact Gregg will be beneficial infor- Moss, greggmoss@ya- mation for all members hoo.com, 662-808-4734; SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY: and will prepare those Steve Knight, sknight@ who are interested in vis- telesouth.com, 731-607- iting heart patients who 3432 or www.alcornfarm- are at Magnolia Regional machineryshow.com. MACHINERY PETE BUDDY SLOWIK Health Center. Members must be certified before Republicans meet visiting heart patients on Republicans who live RFD-TV THE HANDY MAN SHOW behalf of Mended Hearts in Farmington will be and reaccredited annu- meeting at the Farming- ally. ton City Hall on Monday, Mended Hearts meets Jan. 21 at 6 p.m. for at 10 a.m. the second the purpose of electing Monday of every month an executive commit- GARDEN MAMA JT at Magnolia Community tee. This meeting is Service Complex in the free and open to the Cardiac Rehab Confer- public. NELLIE NEAL SUPERTALK MS. ence Room, 1001 South Harper Road in Corinth. Guild meets It is a support group The Corinth Artist open to all heart pa- Guild will have its an- tients, their families and nual meeting, Thursday, others impacted by heart Jan. 24 at 6 p.m. at FERRELL’S HOME & disease. It’s purpose is the gallery, 507 Cruise to inspire hope in heart St. in Corinth. All Guild OUTDOOR, INC. disease patients and members are invited. their families through The meeting will include visits and sharing experi- an election of officers, ences of recovery and re- a review of the events turning to an active life. of the past year and All heart patients and plans discussed for the their family are welcome. year to come. ABBY FARM SUPPLY Blood drive Lupus banquet United Blood Services The Essence Ladies is having a blood drive Club is presenting its on Tuesday, Jan. 15 from 10th Annual Lupus Ban- 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at the quet on Saturday, Jan. Used farm Kossuth High School 26 at the Lighthouse Library. gymnasium on South Johns Street in Corinth. machinery and Kids’ theater classes Tickets will be a $10 do- Corinth Theatre-Arts nation. All proceeds will equipment is offering a program to go to all ten honorees. teach kids the basics Contact any member of acting on the stage. of the Essence Ladies auction brought to Two children’s shows are Club for more informa- starting in January and tion or to purchase a you by: NO BUYERS FEES the classes are being ticket. matched to go with the If you know someone shows. The two upcom- who is battling this ill- ing productions are “The ness, please contact www.alcornfarmmachineryshow.com House at Pooh Corner,” any member of the Es- playing Feb. 22-24; and sence Ladies or call “The Wizard of Oz,” 662-415-1117. scheduled for March 2. Auditions for both ‘Cabaret’ performers shows have already been Corinth Theatre-Arts held. The kids’ acting is hosting “Cabaret Sun- classes will cover basic day”, Sunday, Jan. 27 skills, acting, storytell- at the Crossroads Play- ing and how to create house. For more infor- characters. Classes will mation, contact Skinner meet on eight Saturdays at cristina.a.skinner@ throughout the months gmail.com. 3B • Daily Corinthian Religion Friday, January 11, 2013 Worship Call ‘Honor your father

Special guests 662-665-2462; Keith Martin Luther King Cel- sions any week without Josh & Ashley Franks Frazier, 662-665-1964 ebration on Sunday, Jan. missing out. and your mother’ will be special guests or The Gospel Taberna- 20 at 2:30 p.m in the For more information, at Lakeview Baptist cle, 662-287-4118. Life Center. Unity chain call 662-603-2764. Most of us know the Ten Suggested daily Church, 877 West Cher- ■ Glendale Baptist to be formed reflective Commandments handed ry St., Selmer, Tenn. Church on Hwy. 72 East of the 1968 March on Church anniversary down to Moses from the Bible readings on Sunday, Jan. 13 at in Glen is hosting Lisa Washington where Dr. City Road Temple Lord God. For generation Sunday -- Proverbs 6 p.m. The Franks are Lambert and the Pine King gave his famous “I C.M.E., 420 Dr. Mar- after gen- 22:1-6; Monday -- Co- an anointed husband Ridge Boys on Sunday, Have A Dream” speech. tin Luther King Drive, eration lossians 3:20-21; Tues- and wife team, who Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m. Area dignitaries to recite Corinth, is celebrating these have day -- Deuteronomy have been singing and excerpts from Dr. King’s its 132nd church anni- been the 4:1-10; Wednesday -- preaching and spreading New Gospel most famous speeches. versary on Sunday, Jan. laws that Psalm 78:1-8; Thursday the good news of Jesus Travelers Music provided by area 13 at 3 p.m. The guest everyone -- Ephesians 6:1-4; Fri- Christ since an early church choirs. Refresh- evangelist will be Pas- respected day -- Proverbs 29:15- age. The couple travel The New Gospel Trav- ment served after the tor Eddie Goliday Sr. of Gary and ad- 18; Saturday -- Genesis the country spread- elers’ schedule Friday, program. Clear Creek Missionary hered 18:19 ing the gospel at fairs, Jan. 18 Saturday, Jan. Baptist Church along Andrews to. If we festivals, concert halls, 19 is: Friday -- Church Super Tuesdays with his church choir. Devotionals would all I see so many times in auditoriums, churches, of Union Assembly (lo- Tuscumbia Baptist, Other guests will be the abide by our modern day society arenas, theaters and cated on Hwy. 350 and 250 CR 766, Corinth, St. Paul C.M.E. Choir of these God- the lack of respect from gospel supper clubs. Hwy. 2, past Absolute is having “Super Tues- Smithville. given commandments the children for their parents Auto Sales on left going days” in January. Guest world would be a much and their elders. Sassy Singing held east); Saturday -- Chan- speakers will include: AWANA better place. mouths, vulgar talking, Tishomingo Chapel nel 34, Booneville from Jan. 15 -- Bro. Kara ■ Tishomingo Chapel In Exodus 20:12 we are smart aleck attitudes of Baptist Church, CR 634, 1-2 p.m. on “God’s Chil- Blackard; Jan. 22 -- Bro. Baptist Church, CR 634, told “Honor your father teen-age and younger is having a singing for dren” program; and at 7 Tim Bass and Jan. 29 holds AWANA classes and your mother, so that children are not corrected the Sunday morning p.m., Bethel Church. -- Bro. Brian Rainey. Ser- each Wednesday night you may live long in the by the parents. service on Sunday, Jan. The New Gospel Trav- vices begin at 6:30 p.m. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for land the Lord your God is When this happens 13. The singing group, elers are from Walker For more information, kindergarten through giving you.” these children take these Southern Salvation, and Hammond, La. call 662-415-7008. 6th grade. There is also What a great com- problems into our school from Nashville, Tenn. will For directions or more classes for youth. mandment! All of us need systems and other public be special guests. information, call Thomas ‘Feasts of the Bible’ AWANA helps young to realize that without forums and when they Kyle, 662-603-2991; Vir- “Feasts of the Bible” people develop spiritual- our father and mother are rebuked by authority, In concert ginia Hutchinson, 662- sponsored by Spirit & ly. For more information, there would be no us. their parents side with the ■ Old Church Opry 415-7027 or Martha Truth Ministries, 408 call 415-9384. They brought us into this children instead of adult House, corner of Cooper Mullins, 662-286-2996. U.S. Hwy. 72, Corinth ■ St. Mark Baptist world, and for many of us, leaders who are hired to and Jackson Streets in (across from Gateway Church is offering AWA- reared us in the way we do a job. Ripley, is featuring gos- Choir rehearsal Tire) is being presented NA on Wednesday nights should go. Parents should Respect begins in the pel singing with Muddy The General Progres- Tuesday nights, 7-9 from 6-7:30 p.m. AWANA teach their children the home and this is where it Creek Boys from Ripley sive Baptist State Con- p.m. This is a six-week is a time tested, well difference between wrong should be taught. Parents and Johnny Childs from vention Adult Choir will DVD-based study with respected Bible curricu- and right. They should re- do not need to leave it to Ripley on Saturday, Jan. have rehearsal on Sat- Dr. Sam Nadler and lum. The evening format inforce the positive reac- the schools or day cares 12 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. urday, Jan. 12 and Sat- includes a participant’s will include Bible drill tions of the children while to raise their children For more information, urday, Jan, 19 at 3 p.m. guidebook. The pro- competitions and game teaching them respect, and teach them their val- call Bobby Hodges at at the Springhill District gram will show how time. There is also adult honor and duty. ues. God commanded we 662-587-9885. Building in Tupelo. For God’s redemptive plan prayer and Bible study Parents should admon- should honor our fathers ■ The Dixie Echoes more information, con- in unveiled through the from 6-7:15 p.m. If inter- ish their children when and our mothers but to will be in concert at tact: Evon Huddleston, feasts of Israel which ested in this program, they go astray and have do this we must learn this The Gospel Tabernacle, 662-767-8334. are still relevant in our contact Pastor Kim no respect for authority. from our fathers and our Glover Dr., Corinth. on lives today. Each ses- Ratliff, 662-287-6718. If Statistics will reinforce mothers. Friday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. MLK celebration sion is complete and will there is no answer leave that most of the troubled Prayer: Father, thank For more information, Hopewell M.B. Church rotate so participants a brief message with children in our society you for allowing me to be contact Gene Sanders, in Rienzi is having its Dr. can enter into the ses- contact information. come from broken homes, a parent and to have the single-parent homes and joy of raising children. I homes where love is not pray that what I do will shown. This is not to say be in accordance to Your some children who have will. Amen. Savage’s smile never failed to brighten day the best of everything Gary Andrews is the are always going to make author of Encouraging Sometimes I get re- ence at Holly when they smock pocket for them much more than fl owers. the right decisions. Many Words: 30-days in God’s ally aggravated at myself. were small. My younger to buy a surprise “egg.” If But, you know, I am quite are led into the wilder- Word. To obtain a copy Any procrastinator will daughter said last week she was working, I knew certain Dianne is pres- ness without the blessing go to his website www. eventually feel that way, Dianne had a powerful which check-out line I ently enjoying with gusto of the parents and many gadevotionals.com. I suppose. impact on her young life had to go through -- the the rewards of her service stumble and fall into the gary@gadevotionals. I’ve when she was learning kids wouldn’t have it any here. I’m sure her smile temptation of Satan. com always about Jesus -- and she other way. When I would is bigger than ever and believed said, “Mama, I never re- say, “Dianne, you don’t her contagious laughter we are to ally told her.” have to do that every time has been heard across give peo- Don’t we all feel that we’re in here,” she would the hills of heaven as she ple roses way sometimes? We reply with something praises the One who set while think the thoughts and like, “Hush your mouth her free. they live mean to send a note or and let me give this child I’m sorry I never wrote Amid concern, town Lora Ann instead share a kindness but get a quarter!” about Dianne in my col- Huff of wait- busy and fail to do any- She loved to see them umn but I know she stands by rodeo prayer ing until thing. Then we wake up smile, and a few times she wrote her own story in Back Porch they’re one day and the opportu- did ask me privately if it the lives of hundreds of BY MEAD GRUVER and religious exercise is gone and nity is past. was OK for her to give the people she met every Associated Press unconstitutional,” the let- then trying to say good When Dianne was money. Not having chil- day. She brightened their CHEYENNE, Wyo. — ter read. things about them. Daily younger and taught the dren of her own, Dianne days and loved sharing Concerns raised by the The town last month Corinthian editor Mark preschoolers, she won intended to light up the time with her friends. American Civil Liberties revised its contract with Boehler did the right their hearts with her lives of other folks’ kids Wednesday when Union aren’t budging the rodeo organizer to in- thing last week when he hugs, her Bible stories, -- and she did that every grandson Hayden and I Jackson offi cials to do clude a new, nonsectarian wrote the story about Mr. and her animal crackers day and they will always stopped by Roger’s, he away with a public prayer prayer to be said at the Clausel. That’s an unfor- and butter thin cookies. remember her for it. said, “Momaw, do you said over a loudspeaker rodeo. gettable way to honor They loved the pretty When I was feeling bad have a quarter? ’Cause before the town’s sum- The prayer doesn’t someone and give atten- dark-haired lady with the the other day for not giv- you know about Ms. Di- mertime rodeo. make Christian refer- tion to his contributions big smile, and they were ing her more attention, anne.” Mayor Mark Barron ences and is addressed to to society while he enjoys very happy to be called I remembered one day I nodded and he said said the council doesn’t “Father,” not “God.” it with his family and “Dianne’s kids.” a couple years ago when with a slight quiver in his plan further changes after The minor changes are friends. After working at ITT my grandkids picked out voice “That’s a sad story the town took steps last insuffi cient, Horvath said But me -- oh, I think and Wal-Mart for many a small bouquet of fresh right there.” month to Tuesday. about people and their years, Dianne eventu- red roses and we took I agreed as I handed make the “I’m not ready to “We stories but so many times ally went to work at Rog- them to the grocery store him the money -- and I prayer commend I delay -- and then it’s er’s Supermarket, and for Ms. Dianne. She was thought how the story is nonsec- take up a battle the coun- too late for them to en- there she got to make so tickled and the kids truly sad for us but for tarian. with the ACLU. I’m cil on its joy the attention. That’s new friends, see her old were so pleased to make Dianne, she has never The Town efforts what happened with Di- friends, and meet the next her happy that day. Now been better. She’s got ev- Council just trying to run to re- anne Savage. She left this generation of young kids. they only wish they could erything she ever wanted didn’t a little Western spond to world last week, and I Because she knew our do it again. and more and we should take citizens’ could have really made children, she was tickled Actually, Ms. Savage be so happy for her! up the rodeo.” com- her smile if I had written to see their offspring. deserved more than fl ow- (Daily Corinthian col- prayer at plaints. about her while she was My oldest grandchil- ers. For all the years she umnist Lora Ann Huff its meet- Mark Barron But sim- living. dren have loved going to worked and served oth- is a Wenasoga resident. ing Mon- Mayor, Jackson, Wyo. ply re- Dianne was a very im- the grocery store with me ers while also living with She may be reached at day. placing portant part of my kids’ because Dianne always and caring for her aging 1774 CR 700, Corinth, “I’m not ready to take the word ‘God’ with the Sunday School experi- pulled quarters from her mother, she deserved MS 38834.) up a battle with the ACLU. word ‘Father’ fails to ad- I’m just trying to run a lit- dress their concerns, and tle Western rodeo,” Bar- fails to correct the consti- ron said. tutional violations,” Hor- Innovative program helps retain Catholic teachers An ACLU attorney, Jen- vath wrote to The Associ- nifer Horvath, said Tues- ated Press. BY GREG BREKKE each night, McGlynn der-resourced Catholic the program includes day she hoped the council The Town Council has Religion News Service can compare notes with schools, the Lalanne pro- Lalanne participants liv- would reconsider. She two new members who CLEVELAND — As her roommates -- fellow gram steps in to provide ing in communal housing stopped short of threaten- were sworn in Monday second-year teacher young teachers who live coaching, support and in the cities where they ing to sue, however. who may decide to take Caitlin McGlynn steps together, share meals -- importantly -- cash in- serve. Participants share “We’ll see what hap- a different approach to to the front of her class and chores and receive centives. in cooking, cleaning, pens at this year’s rodeo,” the prayer, Jackson town at St. Thomas Aquinas guidance from veteran While the average prayer and study time, Horvath said by email. attorney Audrey Cohen- School, the all-male mid- mentors. teacher salary in the and receive monthly vis- The ACLU wrote to Davis said Tuesday. dle school students stop McGlynn is part of the U.S. was $56,069 in the its from a chaplain. town offi cials in Decem- Meanwhile, she hoped what they are doing to Lalanne service-teaching 2010-2011 school year, Dioceses have turned ber, saying some rodeo at- to talk with Horvath to hear about the next steps program administered by according to the National over unused rectories tendees felt pressured to learn more about the spe- of their business creation the University of Dayton, Center for Education Sta- and convents to provide participate in the prayer, cifi cs of the ACLU’s con- project. Today, McGlynn which she credits with tistics, the average sal- space. which mentioned the Bi- cerns, she said. says, the task is to fi nish honing her spiritual out- ary for a Catholic school “It’s great to have other ble and Jesus Christ. The Cohen-Davis described their website design. look as well as her teach- teacher was $43,500, people sharing this jour- ACLU claimed violation the language as not really Being a rookie teaching skills. and just $31,853 for fi rst- ney with me,” says Will of separation of church a prayer, but a refl ection. er in a cash-strapped Faced with the increas- time teachers, according Marsh, a fi rst-year teach- and state. “There’s many levels of Catholic school can be ingly diffi cult task of re- to the National Catholic er in Lansing, Mich., who “The federal courts have refl ection that are done all a daunting assignment, cruiting and retaining Educational Association. lives with two other fi rst- repeatedly held that offi - the way to the president,” but when she gets home quality teachers in un- A key component of year teachers. cially sponsored prayers she said. 4B • Daily Corinthian Wisdom Friday, January 11, 2013 Perplexed bride ponders how Horoscopes

Reality is subjective. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). year for you. Seize the to let bridesmaid gently go That’s why reality televi- If you can give your un- opportunity. Claim your sion shows can seem derstanding, encourage- destiny. fake while the colorful ment and acceptance to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- DEAR ABBY: I used penses or DEAR ABBY: My world of a fantasy film another person, you can Feb. 18). Since most to be close friends with spent any mother had to be placed such as the upcoming certainly give it to your- people don’t listen, and “Colette.” We were so of the time in a nursing home a year Disney release “Oz: The self. It doesn’t matter you do, you’ll find it easy close that I asked her to and effort and a half ago. It has been Great and Powerful” can which comes first, but to make a favorable be a bridesmaid in my associated a diffi cult time in our be experienced by some definitely do both. impression. You’ll wow April wedding. with being lives. She had two small, as more real than their VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. someone with your in- Over the last several a brides- adorable dogs that kept own breakfast bowl. The 22). Boundaries, in sightful remarks -- made years of our friendship, Abigail maid. I her company for many Capricorn new moon of their many forms, serve possible by focused Colette became self- Van Buren don’t want years. I have kept them realism asks: What’s a real purpose these attention and careful ish and domineering. to act un- at her home and provide most real to you? days. The fences you listening. It didn’t bother me so Dear Abby kindly, daily care and love to ARIES (March 21-April build will establish ter- PISCES (Feb. much before, because I even them. 19). You can’t be in two ritorial lines and also 19-March 20). Whatever felt her positive qualities though I don’t plan on I tried to fi nd them a places at once. Also, if assign responsibility. you’ve been thinking outweighed the nega- rekindling the friendship. loving home, to no avail. you leave all your doors They also offer protec- about, go ahead and tive. However, after sev- – NEEDS PERSPEC- I can’t bring them to my open, you’ll live in a very tion and a greater sense do it! You don’t have to eral recent incidents, I TIVE IN KANSAS home because I’m allergic insecure place where of control. have all of the informa- fi nally told her I was up- DEAR NEEDS: Tell to dogs. They’re accus- unwanted elements LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. tion and resources you set. She offered a cop-out Colette politely that your tomed to being indoors, can drift in and out. 23). Under these practi- need to get started. response, and we have plans have changed and and the elderly one can’t You have to close some cal skies, it’s easy to A singular intention is not communicated since that you have decided stand the extreme heat in doors to fully go through get caught up in work, enough. then. That was a month to “scale back” the wed- our area. others. and you’re far less TODAY’S BIRTHDAY ago. ding; therefore your wed- My problem is my TAURUS (April 20- likely to get caught up (Jan. 11). Your emotional How do I let her know ding party will be smaller brother. He knows I need May 20). Hard work is in a daydream. So give intelligence goes up a that I want to withdraw and you won’t need her a good home for Mom’s usually uncomfortable, yourself credit for any few points in the next my request for her to be after all. It’s euphemis- dogs, but he went out and and sometimes it hurts. fantasizing you can six weeks as you find a bridesmaid? I don’t tic enough that it could bought another dog for You’ll feel better when manage; it will improve new ways of relating and want to hurt her feelings, be taken to mean that fi - his family. I was hurt and it’s done. Later, you’ll your mood. bonding with your loved but my wedding will be a nances have dictated your angry when he told me, be proud of the leaps SCORPIO (Oct. 24- ones. What you observe small, private affair, and decision, which would be but tried not to show it. of experience and the Nov. 21). As it is with a in February helps you her presence would be face-saving for her. I’m bitter about it because maturity you gained by chili pepper, it’s the size build an acute social painful and disruptive to If she feels as you sus- Mom’s pets still need a knuckling down. and not the color that awareness that you’ll me and another brides- pect she does, she may home. GEMINI (May 21-June indicates its spiciness. later utilize in an impor- maid who recently had a be relieved to be let off I’m fi nding it hard to 21). You’ll be mingling, The smaller the pepper tant breakthrough. New similar experience with the hook. And if not, well speak to my brother now. trying to figure out who the hotter it is. Similarly, professional goals will be her. – you don’t plan on con- I have never had a mean will be a help to you today a lot of excitement met in August. Leo and Colette may not be tinuing your friendship bone in my body or felt in the weeks to come. will spring from a small Sagittarius people adore burning with desire to with her in any case. Do this way before, but I Think of social environ- package. you. Your lucky numbers come anyway, given our not make the conversa- don’t understand how he ments as labs to learn SAGITTARIUS (Nov. are: 20, 4, 44, 1 and 15. falling out, and hasn’t yet tion anything but polite could do this. Am I wrong more about yourself. Be 22-Dec. 21). Instead of COUPLE OF THE WEEK- incurred any of the ex- and brief. to feel this way? I respect aware of how you feel searching far and wide END: Can Capricorns your opinion, so could around certain people. for your next adventure, have a stellar romance you advise me? – DOG- CANCER (June 22-July search close and nar- with one of their own? It’s GONE IT! 22). Whether you’re row. The mystery you a power match for sure, DEAR DOGGONE making a commercial can solve inside yourself and Capricorn/Capricorn IT!: Your feelings are un- purchase or an ener- will make all things pos- couples will rule the derstandable. However, getic investment in an- sible. social and professional before you let them de- other person, feelings CAPRICORN (Dec. scenes they inhabit. generate into lasting an- of attraction can make 22-Jan. 19). You will get ■ If you would like to tipathy, have a frank talk you overlook red flags. many chances to make write to Holiday Mathis, with your brother. Tell Being very excited isn’t a first move, but this please go to www.cre- him your feelings and fi nd a good reason to rush new moon in your sign ators.com and click on out why he didn’t volun- forward. Be more judi- is one of the most pow- “Write the Author” on the teer to take in your moth- cious. erful start dates of the Holiday Mathis page. er’s dogs. There is nothing to be gained by stewing in silence, and he may have had a reason. You might have bet- Study club learns presidential trivia ter luck fi nding a home for your mother’s dogs if Special to the Daily interested in presidential was shot but went on to you contact no-kill shel- Corinthian trivia several years ago. make a speech before he ters and rescue groups in Eleven members of This led to an extensive received medical atten- your area. The dogs might the Twentieth Century study and research into tion. Foster told more be ideal companions for Study Club gathered at the topic. interesting stories to club WHY YOU another senior if they are the home of Mrs. Carl Some interesting trivia members with a question SHOULD GET A FLU SHOT NOW loving and housebroken. Graham for the October was found in an article he and answer session after- Most shelters offer a “se- meeting. Bob Foster was read by Ann Landers that wards. • It takes at least two weeks to start to work nior for senior” discount welcomed as a guest. detailed the similarities The club’s business • We may begin to see cases of the fl u as early as this month where qualifi ed senior Mrs. Gerald Cranford, between the terms and meeting followed, presid- • It's FREE if you have Medicare and only $25 citizens can adopt a se- club president, greeted assassinations of Abra- ed over by Cranford. The for others nior companion animal, and welcomed three ham Lincoln and John F. minutes were approved • You can be done in 10 or 15 minutes and that usually seven years old or new members of the Kennedy. as read. could save you a week or more of sickness older, with all fees waived. club -- Jenny Biggers, Foster went on to re- A card of thanks from • It's easy ... you can get your vaccination at (Dear Abby is written Gail McGrath and Bar- late more interesting and the Presbyterian church James Bennett Apothecary from 9:00am- Ted Hight by Abigail Van Buren, bara Kachmar. During little known facts about for the club’s donation in 5:00pm Monday through Friday Amanda Wilburn also known as Jeanne the social hour the host- America’s history and its memory of Mrs. Erst Long Serving Corinth’s health needs for 3634 years! Phillips, and was found- ess served a party plate. presidents. Jr. was read. Cranford Come by and meet our pharmacists... ed by her mother, Pauline Program leader, Mrs. George Washington then expressed thanks to Bennett Apothecary Phillips. Write Dear Abby Bob Foster, introduced was the fi rst president to Mrs. Percy Boggan for the 2049 Shiloh Rd. Corinth MS at www.DearAbby.com her husband as speaker add, “So help me God” yearbooks. Phone: 662-286-6914 or P.O. Box 69440, Los for the day. Mr. Foster to the inauguration ser- The meeting was then Taking better care of you! Angeles, CA 90069.) remarked he had gotten vice. Theodore Roosevelt adjourned. Legal Scene Your Crossroads Area Guide to Law Professionals

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Employment ATTENTION *ADOPT:* ADORING $9.78 p/hr @ 48p/wk. DRIVER Trainees young professionals FOUND: PART Lab/part YARD SALE. Sat., 6:30 un- Must have: 3 mon. exp. Needed Now! will LOVE & CHERISH Weimaraner, house YARD SALE til. 2010 E. 6th St. be- high school Medical/ No Experience 1st baby. Expenses trained, no chip. Orch- hind old Harlow Donuts. 0220 diploma/GED required. Necessary. paid, 1-800-997-1720 ard Lane area. 662-415- SPECIAL Furn., dishes, etc. Dental Ability to life 60 lbs. 3/4 Covenant Transport *Morgan & John* 1724. wage guar., tools, sup- FULL TIME Dental As- needs ANY 3 CONSECUTIVE plies, housing to quali- MONA LISA'S Thrift Close sistant position avail- entry-level semi drivers. fied workers, trans. pd. DAYS -out Sale! 99¢ on all able. Experience pre- Premium equipment GARAGE /ESTATE SALES upon 50% completion 0142 Lost Ad must run prior to or clothing thru Sat. Coats ferred, but not re- & benefits. of contract. American day of sale! 50% off. 1007 Hwy 72 E. quired. Must be reli- Call Today! Sport Fish, 8007 Troy LOST: MALE, gray, fluffy across from Pizza Hut. able, work well with 1-888-540-7364 long-haired cat. Strick- Garage/Estate (Deadline is 3 p.m. day others & be a team Highway Pike Road, AL. NOW HIRING! 0151 Apply at Job Service land area. Reward Sales before ad is to run!) player. Send copy of re- NOW HIRING Domino's Pizza now offered. 662-415-5232 or (334-242-8020) using job (Exception-Sun. dead- 0180 Instruction sume to P.O. Box 465, Delivery Experts hiring 20 part-time 286-3601. Corinth, MS 38835. order #941728. Must pass MVR check, team members. Earn line is 3 pm Fri.) MEDICAL CAREERS be- have insurance up to $15/hr as a deliv- MOVING SALE! gin here - Train ONLINE (in your name) ery driver. Must be 18 5 LINES for Allied Health and OR NEED LPN for doctor's & valid driver's license years old, pass back- (Apprx. 20 Words) Medical Management. office. Send resume to: CAUTION! ADVERTISE- Cash paid daily ground check, have a Job placement assist- Office Manager, 209 MENTS in this classifica- Hours are based on safe driving record, ance. Computer avail- HELP North Harper Road, Cor- tion usually offer infor- Performance your own vehicle, $19.10 able. Financial Aid if inth, MS 38834. mational service of No phone calls proof of car insurance, I’M LOST! qualified. SCHEV author- HUGE products designed to Apply at Papa John's, customer service skills, REWARD! MALE BLK LAB, ized. Call 877-206-5185. Escaped from pen, New (Does not include help FIND employment. 2019 Hwy 72 E., Corinth previous job history SALE!! www.CenturaOnline.co with good references Hope area, Friendly, an- OR commercial 0232 General Help Before you send money m TEAM DRIVERS - Olive for all positions, includ- swers to Ozzy, If seen, business sales) to any advertiser, it is call 662-665-1102 5 TEMP Positions: Fish your responsibility to Branch, Mississippi. ing Pizza Makers & Cus- WORK ON JET ENGINES - Hatchery Tech, 2/15/13 verify the validity of the Good Miles/Pay/Super: tomer Service Repres- ALL ADS MUST Train for hands on Avia- to 12/15/13 Perform offer. Remember: If an Benefits/Equip./Touch entatives. Apply in Per- BE PREPAID tion Career. FAA ap- tasks involved in the ad appears to sound Free Freight, Quarterly son, 1102 Hwy 72 E., 0149 Found We accept credit or Bonus, Pet Friendly! ASK ABOUT THESE & proved program. Finan- spawning of various fish “too good to be true”, Corinth (old Kroger & CDL-A, 2 yrs. OTR exp., FOUND IN BORROUM OTHER debit cards cial aid if qualified - Job including injection pro- then it may be! Inquir- Big Lots). Clean Criminal Back- CIRCLE, Red Tabby. Call ATTENTION GETTING placement assistance. cedures; maintain ies can be made by con- ground. Call HR 800-789- to identify, 662-415- GRAPHICS! Call Classified CALL Aviation Institute ponds, feeding, treat tacting the Better Busi- 6331. at (662) 287-6147 o f Maintenance. diseases & parasites. n e s s B u r e a u a t 8 4 5 1 , 866-455-4317. $9.78 p/hr @ 48p/wk. 1-800-987-8280. www.longistics.com Card of Thanks Must have: 3 mon. exp. 0121 high school diploma/GED required. Ability to life 60 lbs. 3/4 wage guar., tools, sup- CARD OF THANKS plies, housing to qualified workers, trans. pd. The family of Doris B. Sikes upon 50% completion would like to thank everyone for of contract. American Sport Fish, 8007 Troy their prayers, visits, food and Highway Pike Road, AL. comfort during our time of loss. Apply at Job Service Your support and friendship was (334-242-8020) using job Sponsored by Make theorder R #941728.ight Start in 2013. greatly appreciated. A special thanks to MS. Care Center & staff and a very special thanks to the E.R. and 3rd & 4th fl oors of Magnolia Hospital. We’re forever grateful. May God Bless you all, Dorothy Melancon & family Richard Mercer & family Don’t Drink & Drive. Donna Lee & family

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Businesses for 0320 Cats/Dogs/Pets 0506 Antiques/Art Sporting Wanted to Misc. Items for 0280 Sale 0527 Goods 0554 Rent/Buy/Trade 0563 Sale BLUE PIT Razor Edge 146 HWY 1-72, Iuka - AB LOUNGER, $50. 662- M&M. CASH for junk cars pups, $75-$100. 731-439- ANTIQUE MARBLE TOP (3) MIRRORS for dress- former Italian Restaur- 3499. 415-7775. & trucks. We pick up. ant - The Esparanza. WOOD CHEST. $300. Call 662-415-5435 o r ers, $25. 662-665-1587. EXER. MACHINE: Nordic- Business is currently 662-287-7673 731-239-4114. FREE KITTENS. 2 broth- Track, exercise arm & closed. Gazebo has (50) BASKETS. All sizes. ers, 4 mos. old, house ANTIQUE OLD R E D legs, $75. 662-665-1587. been enclosed for ex- Misc. Items for $1 to $2. 662-665-1587. broken, ready for a TRUNK WITH INTERIOR 0563 tra dining space (20x22). good home. 662-643- Sale TRAY $100. Call 662-287- 0533 Furniture 3 LADY MANNEQUINS. Brick BBQ grilling area 5022. 7673 in back. Call Vicki FREE ADVERTISING $125 EACH Call 662-287- (1) CHAIR, $35. 662-665- Mullins with Mid-South ANTIQUE SMALL MARBLE Advertise one item val- 7673 PIT BULL puppies, 2 blue 1587. Real Estate Sales & Auc- females, 1 champagne TOP SIDE TABLE. $80 Call ued at $500 or less for tions, 662-808-6011. female, parents on site. 662-287-7673 (2) COUCHES (1 is Chase free. Price must be in 45 PURSES, all types, lounge couch). $100. 662 ad & will run for 5 days $3.00 each. 662-665- WEAVER'S BOUTIQUE & S&W, $200. 662-415-1645. ANTIQUE VICTORIAN -665-1587. in Daily Corinthian, 1 1587. MERLE NORMAN - Busi- LOVE SEAT w/gold fab- day in Reporter & 1 day ness and all inventory FARM ric & decorative wood COUCH, $70. 662-665- GENUINE LEATHER coat, for sale. Lines including trim. $425 Call 662-287- 1587. in Banner Independent. full length, black, in exc. Yankee Candle, Wood 7673 CURIO CABINET WITH cond., asking $100 obo. Wick candles, Aro- Ads may be up to ap- Call Jeane @ 662-587- 0430 Feed/Fertilizer ANTIQUE VICTORIAN RED ROUNDED GLASS FRONT. matique, Willow Tree prox. 20 words includ- 3211. VELVET CHAIR. $125 Call $375. Call 662-287-7673 and many others. RE- HAY: SQUARE bales, ing phone number. The Made 662-287-7673 DUCED to $160,000. Call $5.00, Bermuda, IRON HEADBOARD & ads must be for private HIS & HERS matching Vicki Mullins with Mid- sprayed, fertilized, dry FOOTBOARD, Unfin- party or personal mdse. bikes + small child's South Real Estate Sales Household Money in barn. 662-808-0291 0509 ished, $150. Call 662-287- & cannot include pets & bike. $50 for all. 662-287- & Auctions, 662-808- after 6. Goods 7673 6993 6011. supplies, livestock (incl. (4) LAMPS, $5.00 TO KITCHEN TABLE, $40. 662- chickens, ducks, cattle, with $25.00. 662-665-1587. MEN & WOMEN's all size 0450 Livestock 665-1587. goats, etc) & supplies, coats, $3. 662-665-1587. CATTLE SELLOUT! 15 WASHER FOR SALE. $50. TV ENTERTAINMENT cen- garage sales, hay, fire- Classifieds! heads, comm. Angus, 1 662-212-2155 or 603- ter, $35. 662-665-1587. wood, & automobiles. MEN/WOMEN shirts & bull, 8 cows, 6 calves. 3191. pants, $1 to $2. 662-665- TWIN BUNK BEDS, wood 1587. 808-0291 aft. 6 WASHER, $50. 662-415- frame, mattress/box NO BUSINESS OR 7775. springs included. $85 RCA 37" TV w/wooden OBO 287-7708 or 662-750 COMMERCIAL MERCHANDISE Musical stand, $40. Call after 0142 Lost 0512 -8594 ADS ALLOWED! 3PM 731-239-9898 Merchandise TWO TIER GLASS TEA 0506 Antiques/Art BABY GRAND BUTTER- CART W/WHEELS. $75. Email ad to: TIFFANY STYLE PEA- FLY electric piano. $500. Call 662-287-7673 freeads COCK LAMP. $150. Call ANTIQUE BENCH with 662-287-6993 @dailycorinthian.com 662-287-7673 wide wood trim and red 0539 Firewood Take stock covering. $400. Call 662- OLD MILK CAN. $50. CALL REWARD 0518 Electronics Or mail ad to Free Ads, 662-287-7673 287-7673 FREE FIREWOOD : P.O. Box 1800, Corinth, $2000 REWARD for information (5) COLOR TV's, (1) 13", Wenasoga area. You MS 38835, fax ad to 662- that leads to arrest and conviction in America. ANTIQUE DARK WOOD (1) 10", (1) 19", $20-$60. cut. 901-870-0846. TOBACCO STAND. $375. 662-665-1587. 287-3525 or bring ad to Call 662-287-7673 Store/Office 1607 S. Harper Rd., Cor- of persons involved in burglary Buy U.S. 73" MITSUBISHI T V 0551 Equipment inth. at D & M Auto World. ANTIQUE MARBLE WASH- w/stand, HDMI 3D; Phil- STAND for bowl and lips Blu Ray DVD w/sur- L-SHAPED WALNUT OF- * N O P H O N E C A L L S Savings pitcher. $60. Call 662-287 round sound. $1200 FICE DESK. $200. Call 662 Call 662-423-7000 WANT TO make certain -7673 both. 662-427-9991 -287-7673 PLEASE. INCLUDE NAME & ADDRESS FOR OUR RE- your ad gets attention? or 662-427-8416. (1) DESK, $30. 662-665- Bonds. CORDS. Ask about attention 1587. getting graphics. 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We, the officers of The General's Quar- ters, Inc. intend to make application for an On-Premise Re- tailer permit as provided for by the Local Option Alco- holic Beverage Con- trol Laws, Section 67 -1-1, et seq., of the Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated. If granted such permit, We propose to operate as a corporation under the trade name of The Gener- al's Quarters, Inc., 924 Fillmore St., HUD Corinth, Mississippi PUBLISHER’S NOTICE of Alcorn County. All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair The name(s), title(s) Housing Act which and address(es) of makes it illegal to ad- 8B • Friday, January 11, 2013 • Daily Corinthian vertise any preference, the owner(s)/part- limitation, or discrimi- ners/corporate of- Auto/Truck REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Homes for Mobile Homes nationH obasedmes foron race, Manufactured LEGALS ficer(s)0955 Legals and/or ma- 0620 Rent 0675 for Rent color,0710 S alereligion, sex, 0747 Homes for Sale 0848 Parts & handicap, familial status Accessories j o r i t y 3 BR, 2 BA, $575 mo. 2001 DOUBLE Wide & TAKING APPLICATIONS: 2 or national origin, or in- stockholder(s)/mem- 2007 E. 5th St. Serious 2001 16x80 Single Wide, ( 1 ) T R U C K s l e e p e r Unfurnished & 4 BRs. Oakdale Mobile tention to make any 0955 Legals 0610 inq. only. 662-284-6074. both homes 3 BR, 2 BA, camper, $100. 662-665- ber(s)/trustee of the Apartments Home Pk. 286-9185. such preferences, limi- tations or discrimina- C/H/A, great cond. Only 1587. LEGAL NOTICE above named busi- 1BR, ALL util, $500; 2BR, BUCHANAN ST., 2 BR, 1 tion. $19,900. Take your pick. FORMAT FOR w/d, stv/ref, sat tv, CHA, 1/2 BA, $495. 287-5557. State laws forbid dis- Call 662-401-1093. 4 WHEELS, American Ra- ness are: $475. 462-8221, 415-1065. crimination in the sale, cing Performance, PUBLICATION Luke Doehner, ROCKHILL, (27 CR 156), REAL ESTATE FOR SALE american.com. $375. 287 rental, or advertising of I PAY top dollar for used OF ORIGINAL CEO/President Alcorn Cent. Schl. Dist. real estate based on -2509 or 808-3908. 2 BR & 3 BR, stove/re- 2BA, 1BA, lg. LR, sbs re- homes! Call 662-296- Charlotte Doehner, factors in addition to 5923 or 601-916-9796. PERMIT frig. furn., W&D hookup, frig. & stove furn., quiet those protected under BEDLINER FOR 1987 thru area. $450 mo., $450 Homes for 1997 Nissan Extended APPLICATION Secretary/Treasurer CHA. 287-3257. 0710 federal law. We will not dep. 662-415-4555. Sale knowingly accept any SPECIAL PURCHASE Cab pickup with tail- gate protector, exc. HUD advertising for real es- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath If any person wishes MAGNOLIA APTS. 2 BR, cond., $100 cash firm. We, the officers of Mobile Homes PUBLISHER’S tate which is in viola- ENERGY STAR PACKAGE stove, refrig., water. 0675 662-287-9739. to request a hearing for Rent NOTICE tion of the law. All per- $28,995 The General's Quar- $365. 286-2256. 2x6 Walls 3BR, 2BA, very clean, lg. All real estate adver- sons are hereby in- to object to the issu- Vinyl siding, ters, Inc. intend to back porch, overlooks tised herein is subject formed that all dwell- 0868 Cars for Sale Shingle roof, ance of this permit a S T U D I O A P T . , 1 B R , lake, 2 ac. yard, garden to the Federal Fair ings advertised are make application for Appliances, request for a hear- downtown, $650 mo. spot, ideal for retirees. Housing Act which available on an equal 1998 TOYOTA AVALON. 4 an On-Premise Re- Underpinning & More!!! 287-5557. $450 mo., $350 dep. 462- makes it illegal to ad- opportunity basis. DR, LOADED, See to ap- ing must be made in (Limited Offer) preciate, $3900. Call 662- tailer permit as 3976 or 415-0146. vertise any preference, CR 107, Corinth - Gor- WINDHAM HOMES 415-7945. writing and received limitation, or discrimi- geous 5 BR, 3 BA home provided for by the WEAVER APTS. 504 N. KOSSUTH, 2 BR, frig/stv 1-888-287-6996 by the Department nation based on race, with partial basement, Local Option Alco- Cass, 1 BR, scr.porch, inc. $325 mo, $200 dep. color, religion, sex, game room, screened of Revenue within w/d. $375+util, 286-2255. 287-3907, 603-3084. handicap, familial status TOP OF the line Home, FINANCIAL holic Beverage Con- back porch, inground (15) fifteen days Computer or national origin, or in- pool, shop, barn & room 32x70 Franklin, 4 BR, 2 trol Laws, Section 67 0515 tention to make any to roam on over 4 BA, finished sheetrock from the first date such preferences, limi- acres! Call Vicki Mullins throughout, fireplace, 0920 Loans -1-1, et seq., of the this notice was pub- tations or discrimina- with Mid-South Real Es- overhead vents, SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR Mississippi Code of tion. tate Sales & Auctions, thermal pane windows. lished. Requests shall FHA LOANS CLOSED PRI- Tomlinson Computers,State laws forbid Inc. dis- 662-808-6011. Home comes with deliv- 1972, Annotated. If be sent to: 1604 S. Harper Rd., Corinth,crimination MS 38834 in the sale, ery & set up on your OR TO MAY 2009. Low granted such permit, iPad2 rental, or advertising of property. Call 662-397- rates, no appraisal, no 662-287-5158real estate based on 9339. income documentation, We propose to op- Chief Counsel, Legal factors in addition to 480+ score. 601-823- 3901. Company Lic erate as a corpora- Division XBOX 360those Games protected under WHY PAY rent when WANT TO make certain # 6 3 7 3 4 . federal law. We will not you can own? Like new tion under the trade Department of FIFA2013 $40 your ad getsSECRET attention? SHOPPER TIP #7 knowingly accept any 16x80, 3+2, all electric, Ask about attention name of The Gener- Revenue advertising for real es- all appliances, master, iPad2 16GB getting graphics. • Laptop tateComputers which $399 is in viola- dining, living room al's Quarters, Inc., P. O. Box 22828 tion of the law. All per- furn., Jacuzzi tub. De- 924 Fillmore St., Jackson, MS 39225 White $399 • HP all-in-onesons PCare $519 hereby in- Mobile Homes 0741 How tolivered Find $18,900. Call 662- Date of First • LCD Monitorsformed that all dwell- for Sale 296-5923 or 601-916- Corinth, Mississippi ings advertised are SALE - SALE - SALE 9796. of Alcorn County. Publication: 1/10/13 • Desktopavailable PC starting on at an$499 equal Your New Model Displays Must Go! While opportunity basis. New Spacious 4 BR, 2 TRANSPORTATION This the 8th day of supplies last. Used PC with new LCD monitor BA homes startingHouse at The name(s), title(s) $43,500 and address(es) of January, 2013. starting at $250 Single Sections start at $29,500 0832 Motorcycles the owner(s)/part- 662-287-5158 ph. Store hours ClaytonHome Homes in on a new place ners/corporate of- 2t 1/10, 1/11/13 Hwy 72 West, 2002 HONDA Rancher 4- 14033 662-287-6187 fax Monday-Friday 8-5 Corinth, MSin thewheeler, classifieds 4x4, great. ficer(s) and/or ma- 1/4 mile past Magnolia shape, $2500 obo. Must j o r i t y Hospital sell. 662-665-5753. Auto Services stockholder(s)/mem- 0840 The Daily Corinthian Classifieds...ber(s)/trustee of the The Best Kept Secret in Town above named business are: Advertise662-287-6147 your CAR, TRUCK, SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR,Luke Doehner, MOTORCYCLE, RV & ATV here for $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should includeCEO/President photo, description and price. GUARANTEED Charlotte Doehner, PLEASE NO DEALERS & NON-TRANSFERABLE!Secretary/Treasurer NO REFUNDS. Single item only. Payment in advance. Call 287-6147 to place your ad. Auto Sales If any person wishes to request a hearing 470 804 868 864 864 864 816 832 832 TRUCKS/VANS to object to the issu- FARM/LAWN/ BOATS AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS RECREATIONAL MOTORCYCLES/ MOTORCYCLES/ GARDEN EQUIP. SUV’S SUV’S SUV’S VEHICLESance of thisATV’S permit a ATV’S request for a hear- REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED ing mustREDUCED be made in writing and received by the Department 2000 Saab, 2007 Franklin 36 2000 Custom 2000 Ford of Revenue within 16’ Aqua ft. camper, fully Harley 9-3 Convertible. 1992 FORD 2006 GMC YUKON furnished, washer/(15) fifteen days F-350 Davidson BUSH HOG bass boat 123,000mi. F-250 Exc. cond. inside & out, super duty, diesel, dryer, A/C, 2 from the first date ZERO TURN COM 70 HP Mercury, slideouts: Sits on Mtr. & Trans., 61” , - rebuilt trans., tool 106k miles, 3rd row 7.3 ltr., exc. drive MERCIAL, 28 HP KOE- 4 seats, trolling GREAT FUN CAR. seat, garage kept, front 2 private acres w/this noticeNew was Tires, pub- HLER, 45 HOURS, NEW motor, box, wired for elect. train, 215k miles, playground, CABIN & rear A/C,tow pkg., INCLUDED, fully lished. RequestsMust See shall $6900 $2200 OBO. brake trailer loaded exc. mechanically $3,500 $4,000 furnished, lots ofbe sent$9,500$10,500 to:$12,000 662-728-3193 662-396-1333 w/body defects. 662-287-5413.662-287-5413 $1,950 extras. $55,000. 662-415-8623 or cell 284-8678 $13,995 $7800. 662-643-3565 662-462-8391 662-286-1732 Chief Counsel,or 287-8894 Legal REDUCED! 662-664-3538. or 415-8549 Division Department of Revenue ALUMA CRAFT 14’ ‘65 FORD BOAT, 40 H.P. P. O. Box 22828 GALAXIE 500, 2006 Wildcat JOHNSON, TROLLING ‘10 Nissan 4dr sedan, 390 Eng., 1985 1/2 TON Jackson,2004 MS KAWASAKI 39225 MTR., GOOD COND., 4 bbl. carb, no broken SILVERADO Pathfi nder 30 ft. 5th wheelDate of First INCLUDES TRAILER, glass, good paint, camper, 2 slides, MULE good tires, cast alum. 305 ENG., AUTO., PS, very low mi-29,140, $1200 OBO OR WILL fi berglass ext.,Publication: 3010 Model 1/10/13 #KAF650E, wheels, new brake sys., PB, AC, NEEDS PAINT, 3rd row seat, black 1854 hrs., bench seat, TRADE. 731-610- everything works exc. awning, holding READY TO RESTORE, w/gray int, very nice tilt bed, 4 WD & 8901 OR EMAIL FOR clock, fuel gauge & inst. DRIVEN DAILY. & below Kelly Blue tanks, full sofa lights, sleeper, refrig., mi-This thewindshield, 8th day well of PICS TO REDUCED Book value. $16,750. maintained. Great for cro., glass shower, [email protected] $2500 Call Gina Brown at January,farm or2013. hunting. $6500. $3,000 731-439-2363 recliner, sleeps 6, 731-439-1968. 287-1213 AFTER 731-212-9659 868 Tow. pkg. incl, great $18,500 731-212-9661. 4 P.M. gas mi. for lg. SUV. 2t 1/10, 1/11/13 1959 AUTOMOBILES 2009 662-223-0056.14033 Ford diesel HYUNDAI ACCENT 2000 tractor 4-dr., 41,000 DODGE 3000 series, miles, dark blue CARAVAN, ext. & gray int., 2002 Chevrolet 2004 Ford F350 2003 YAMAHA new rear tires 1996 LINCOLN 4 cyl. auto., CD/ work truck, V10, V-STAR Z-71,4-dr., underbed tool $1500. 2012 STARCRAFT & tubes XM radio, 36 CLASSIC TOWN CAR 4W.D., Am.Fm boxes, towing CAMPER mpg. payoff is 731-645-0157 fi berglass, 18 ft. looks & rides real Exc. cond., cass./CD, pewter package, DVD. bunkhouse launch, wt. $ 2,750 lbs, 26 gallon good! 4000 1-family owned, $11,054 in color, $6200. $8600 obo. Truck is AFTER freshwater tank, cargo in daily use. Please carrying capacity-895 $3000 662-750-0607 141,000 miles. 731-610-7241 662-643-5908 or lbs, gray & black water 662-643-5020 call for appt. to see, 4 P.M. tanks, cable ready. 662-603-4786 $3100. $11,000 662-415-8682 340-626-5904. 662-396-1390.

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MTR., 2 LEBARON Venture Van, 48,000 78,000 original convertible, 91,000 miles, V-6, ROGUE S 1979 30’ long FISH FINDERS, NEW miles, good Black, 42K miles, miles, BATTS., antique tag, auto., CD player, motor home, new Goodyear cond., one new tires, excel. new tires. NEW LED TRAILER 39,000 actual owner, serious cond. LIGHTS, EXC. COND., miles. tires, rear heat & new tires, Price air, very nice van,. interest. $12,900 $7,900. $5000 negotiable. $4500 662-808-0113. $3250 $6500 662-287-6613 662-284-9487 286-2261 662-665-1995 287-5206. leave message 662-660-3433 or text 1996 FORD F150 4X4 stick, ‘96 Challenger Radical 2005 2007 HORNET One Pro Bass Boat, 1988 Cadillac camoufl age, Luxury V-8 Lone 1995 DODGE ’04 HONDA 130 HP Johnson, 24v Coupe DeVille 186,200 miles Star Dodge P/U, RAM 1500 AIRSTREAM CAMPER 2005 HONDA motorguide trol mtr., on- 19.5 mpg w/low 4x4, Pwr. DL & LAND YACHT 27 ft., bought new, SHADOW board charger for all 3 2-dr., silver gray, (mostly interstate ATV TRX 250 EX very good cond., miles, 52k, 2x4 2005 Windows, Exc. 30 ft., with slide out 5200 lbs., bunk batteries, Hummingbird driving), runs Model Quad Cab, “New” Fish fi nder, good trailer sharp car. Cond., Too Many & built-in TV antenna, beds in back, full 750 good. SLT w/PS, PL, AC, Condition w/new tires, looks good $2500 Extras To List 2 TV’s, 7400 miles. sized bed in front. for ‘96 model & runs $3000 obo. CD. A great Buy @ Kept in shed. $ good. $4500 obo. 287-0243 $12,980. $4500 OBO. $75,000. $1995 3900 662-286-6972 731-239-5770 OR $9200. 215-666-1374 after 3 p.m. 662-607-9401 662-287-7734 or 415-1383. Call 731-239-9226. 662-808-8033 662-808-0653 662-665-0209 662-603-4407 LEGAL NOTICE FORMAT FOR PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL PERMIT APPLICATION I, Gary E. Briggs, intend to make application for a Package Retailer Permit as provided for by the Local Option Alco- holic Beverage Con- trol Laws, Section 67 -1-1, et seq., of the Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated. If granted such permit, I, propose to operate as a corporation under the trade name of Wholesale Liquor, located at 414 S. Cass St., Cor- inth, Mississippi of Alcorn County. The name(s), title(s), and address(es) of the owner(s)/partners/corporate of- ficer(s) and/or ma- j o r i t y stockholder(s)/member(s)/trustee of the above named business is Gary E. Briggs, P.O. Box 1538, Corinth, MS 38835. If any person wishes to request a hearing to object to the issu- ance of this permit a request for a hearing must be made in writing and received by the Department Daily Corinthian • Friday, January 11, 2013 • 9B of Revenue within Legals Legals Legals 0955 0955 (15)0955 fifteen days 0114 Happy Ads from the first date LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS this notice was pub- FORMAT FOR IN RE: ESTATE OF lished. Requests shall PUBLICATION CAROLE G. SPENCER be sent to: OF ORIGINAL NO. 2012-0742-02 PERMIT Chief Counsel, Legal Letters Testamentary hav- Division APPLICATION ing been granted on the 28 day of Dec., 2012, by the Department of We, the members of Chancery Court of Alcorn Revenue County, Mississippi, to the The Twisted Cork, undersigned upon the estate P. O. Box 22828 LLC intend to make of Carole G. Spencer, de- Jackson, MS 39225 ceased, notice is hereby giv- Date of First ATTENTION! application for an a en to all persons having claims Package Retailer per- against said estate to present Publication: 1/11/13 the same to the Clerk of the Moms, Dads, Grandparents, mit as provided for said Court for probate and This the 9 day of by the Local Option registration, according to law, within ninety (90) days from January, 2013. Alcoholic Beverage the date of first publication or Godparents, Aunts, Uncles or Control Laws, Sec- they will be forever barred. 2t 1/11, 1/12/13 tion 67-1-1, et seq., 14038 This the 28 day of Dec., Friends, The Daily Corinthian will of the Mississippi 2012. For Sale to Highest Bidder Code of 1972, An- JOHN C. SPENCER notated. If granted EXECUTOR 2007 Chrysler 300 be featuring the “Babies of 2012” such permit, We 2C3LA63HX7H650303 Mileage 58727 propose to operate GIFFORD & TENNISON as a limited liability SOLICITORS FOR 2008 Suzuki SX4 on January 27, 2013. If you or EXECUTOR J52YC415485104569 company under the Mileage 46450 trade name of The 4t 1/11, 18, 25, 2/1/13 someone you know has had a 14037 1999 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4 Twisted Cork loc- 1FTRX18W3XNC02703 ated at 108 Hwy 72 Mileage 186006 West, Corinth, Mis- baby in 2012, we want to feature LEGAL NOTICE 1997 Ford F150 4x4 sissippi of Alcorn 1FTDX18W1VND32048 FORMAT FOR County. Mileage 159247 PUBLICATION that baby on this special page. 2011 Ford F150 XLT The name(s), title(s) OF ORIGINAL 1FTEW1CF8BKD96474 and address(es) of PERMIT Mileage 22931 Please send in form below APPLICATION the owner(s)/part- Vehicles will be sold on or with photo & payment of after Monday, January 14, ners/corporate of- I, Gary E. Briggs, in- 2013. All vehicles are located ficer(s) and/or ma- tend to make applic- at Stateline Auto, 1620 Battle- ground Drive, Iuka, MS. Bids $20 to: j o r i t y ation for a Package will be placed at that location stockholder(s)/mem- Retailer Permit as Monday-Friday 8a-4p. The un- Babies of 2012 ber(s)/trustee of the dersigned reserves the right provided for by the to bid. c/o Daily Corinthian above named busi- Local Option Alco- ness are: Fort Financial Credit Union P.O. Box 1800 holic Beverage Con- 1808 S. Fulton Drive Robert L. Schnabl trol Laws, Section 67 Corinth, MS Corinth, MS 38835-1800 (Managing Member) -1-1, et seq., of the 4t 1/10, 1/11, 1/12, 1/13/13 Laurie A. Schnabl Mississippi Code of 14032 or drop off at (Member) 1972, Annotated. If HOME SERVICE DIRECTORY Ella Swindle 1607 S. Harper Rd. • Corinth, MS Franz M. Schnabl granted such permit, Born July 9, 2012 (Member) I, propose to oper- Parents: Derek & Lauren Swindle You may also email to: ate as a corporation Grandparents: Laura Holloway, Rodney & Cedric B. Schnabl Handyman Carolyn Swindle, Danny Holloway [email protected] (Member) under the trade Great Grandparents: Ginger Swindle, Linda HANDYMAN'S H o m e Harris, Ray Gene & Betty Holloway & name of Wholesale care, anything. 662-643- If any person wishes Liquor, located at 6892. Peggy Bizwell 414 S. Cass St., Cor- to request a hearing Home Improvement Baby’s name______to object to the issu- inth, Mississippi of & Repair ance of this permit a Alcorn County. BUTLER, DOUG: Founda- Date of Birth______request for a hear- tion, floor leveling, The name(s), title(s), bricks cracking, rotten ing must be made in wood, basements, and address(es) of Parents Name______writing and received shower floor. Over 35 the owner(s)/part- yrs. exp. Free est. by the Department 731-239-8945 o r Address______ners/corporate of- 662-284-6146. of Revenue within ficer(s) and/or ma- (15) fifteen days j o r i t y Services Phone #______from the first date stockholder(s)/mem- this notice was pub- DIVORCE WITH or ber(s)/trustee of the without children $125. Person’s signature & phone number who is placing ad______lished. Requests shall above named busi- Includes name change be sent to: and property settle- ness is Gary E. ment agreement. SAVE ______Briggs, P.O. Box hundreds. Fast and Chief Counsel, 1538, Corinth, MS easy. Call 1-888-733- 7165. 24/7. Credit or debit card #______Legal Division 38835. Department of Storage, Indoor/ Revenue If any person wishes Outdoor Exp. date______Check#______Cash______P. O. Box 22828 to request a hearing AMERICAN MINI STORAGE Jackson, MS 39225 to object to the issu- 2058 S. Tate Deadline is Monday, January 21, 2013 Date of First ance of this permit a Across from Publication: 1/10/13 request for a hear- World Color “Babies of 2012” will publish ing must be made in 287-1024 This the 9th day of writing and received MORRIS CRUM on Sunday, January 27, 2013 January, 2013. MINI-STORAGE by the Department 286-3826. of Revenue within 2t 1/10, 1/11/13 (15) fifteen days PROFESSIONAL 14034 from the first date SERVICE DIRECTORY Cars for Sale this notice was pub- 0868 lished. Requests shall be sent to: Chief Counsel, Legal Division Department of Revenue "-- //P. O. Box 22828 { Jackson, MS 39225 Date of First "1- Publication: 1/11/13 " " This the 9 day of January, 2013. 2t 1/11, 1/12/13 14038 ¯ £° *, `> "`ÞÃÃiÞ `> ÛV `> *Ì

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