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Vol. 100, Number 230 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 50 cents daily/$1.00 Sunday Man arrested for drug trafficking

Rachel Dove-Baldwin “A blind eye has been vehicle facing the pickup StaffW riter turned to these crimes for truck that contained one in- far too long, and I can guar- dividual, with another one W I L L I A M S O N — antee you it will no longer standing outside the driver’s “They’re getting brazen be tolerated. One arrest side door,” explained Crum. with their drug buys,” stated at a time – we’ll take them “I sat there less than five Mingo County Special In- down.” minutes and witnessed the vestigator Eugene Crum, Crum was driving his exchange of pills for money.” as he was speaking about vehicle in downtown Wil- “I wasn’t disguised, and a drug arrest that occurred liamson Thursday after- I wasn’t hidden. They had Thursday afternoon on noon when he spotted what looked at me when I pulled Third Avenue in William- appeared to be suspicious in and knew I was there, son. “They’ve got by with activity in the parking lot lo- but that didn’t deter them it for so long they don’t feel cated on Third Avenue and from making the exchange. the need to hide anymore or Harvey Street, and decided They had obviously gotten make their deals in the dark. to pull over and see how the very comfortable with mak- Rachel Dove-Baldwin | Daily News They’re buying and selling event played out. ing these deals in a public Anthony Collins Williamson City Police Chief C.D. Rockel (pictured searching vehicle) in broad daylight, out in the “I backed into the park- place with people all around and Mingo County Special Investigator Eugene Crum placed Anthony Collins (right) of Williamson under arrest Thursday afternoon, on one open for everyone to see.” ing lot with the rear of my them.” See DRUG ‌| 3 count of possession with intent to deliver a Schedule III substance. Mother arrested for child abuse 18-month-old in intensive care with life-threatening injuries

Rachel Dove-Baldwin StaffW riter

WILLIAMSON — A Din- gess resident was placed un- der arrest by West Virginia State Police Trooper D.L. Contos after he conducted an investigation into an al- leged child abuse case that left an 18-month-old toddler with serious, life-threaten- ing injuries. According to the criminal complaint filed by Contos, on Sept. 20, he responded to a child abuse and ne- Melissa Forbes glect complaint in the Din- Rachel D0ve-Baldwin | Daily News gess Community involving extremities. STAT Ambulance medics and EMT’s, along with members of the Williamson Fire Department, are pictured treating and pre- Melissa Marie Forbes, 22. Forbes first gave a state- paring to transport Maxine Maynard, the driver of a 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse which was involved in a two-vehicle accident Upon arrival, the officer ment to the trooper in which that occurred on U.S. 119 at the W. Williamson exit. Lucian Brown of West Williamson was operating the 2006 Buick Lesage observed the victim, the she claimed the toddler had that sustained severe damage during the collision. Firefighter Matt Hatfield and Brandon Hager are pictured attempting to 18-month-old son of the de- been ill and vomited, and disengage the battery cables to prevent any chance of fire. fendant, with multiple con- tusions to his face, body and See ABUSE ‌| 3 Accident sends one to hospital Rachel Dove-Baldwin Kermit’s fall festival StaffW riter

WILLIAMSON — A Kermit resident was transported to a local hospital fol- lowing a two-car accident that occurred set for this weekend at approximately 11 a.m. Thursday morning, at the West Williamson exit off Julia Roberts Goad of U.S. 119. StaffW riter Eye witnesses Nick and Marlanea Lovich told the Daily News they were KERMIT — The Town of preparing to pull from the West Wil- Kermit invites the public to liamson exit onto U.S. 119 when traffic celebrate the change season at cleared. However, before this could hap- their annual Fall Festival this pen, a 2006 Buick Lacrosse traveling weekend. northbound on the four-lane that was Mayor Johnny Linville told operated by Lucian Brown of West Wil- the Daily News the day would liamson, and allegedly pulled across U.S. be filled with fun and enter- Springs Collieries Company tainment, beginning at 10 a.m. exploded. Eleven men died in 119 directly into the path of a 2006 Mit- D. Paige, Maynard did not have any ob- The Williamson Fire Department subishi Eclipse. At that time, a dedication the disaster, including two fa- vious injuries but was said to have been responded with two trucks and Medic The driver, Maxine Maynard, of Ker- will be held for a memorial to thers and their sons and a set mit, tried to avoid the collision but was complaining of head, neck and back One Ambulance, and a total of nine eleven miners who died in the of brothers. not successful in her attempt and the ve- pain. She was transported to the Wil- firefighters, including Chief Jerry Burning Springs Collieries di- The Town is creating a small hicles made impact, with Maynard’s car liamson Memorial Hospital by STAT Mounts. Mingo County Emergency saster. park at the north end of Kermit coming to rest against the hillside. The Ambulance. Brown refused medical Services Director Jerrod Fletcher also On Jan. 18, 1951, the No. 1 airbags in both cars deployed, and the treatment, stating he was not injured. provided assistance at the scene, as Mine at the Kermit Burning See FESTIVAL ‌| 3 drivers said they were wearing seatbelts. Both vehicles sustained moderate to se- well as Mingo County Sheriff’s Depart- vere damage as a result of the collision. ment Lt. Randy Hatfield. According to Williamson Patrolman Foreclosed homeowners Matewan students honored for test scores may be eligible for payment Julia Roberts Goad StaffW riter Rachel Dove-Baldwin oming and McDowell Coun- StaffW riter ties. MATEWAN — Students Eligible borrowers had at Matewan Middle School CHARLESTON — On mortgages serviced by Ally/ were recently honored for their Wednesday, during a press GMAC, Bank of America, achievement on the WESTEST, conference held in Charles- Citi, JP Morgan, Chase and a custom-designed assessment ton, West Virginia Attorney Wells Fargo, the nation’s five for West Virginia students. General Darrell McGraw an- largest mortgage servicers The test measures a student’s nounced that claim forms are that agreed to the settlement levels of performance on clearly in the process of being mailed with the federal government defined standards and objec- to approximately 5,222 West and attorney general’s repre- tives and skills. Student scores Virginia borrowers who lost senting 49 states and the Dis- are based on test questions their homes to foreclosure be- trict of Columbia. that have been developed and In addition to being recognized by the Matewan Middle School student body during an assembly, the high tween Jan. 1, 2008 and Dec. The settlement, which took aligned to the West Virginia achievers were treated to a ride in a stretch limousine to a pizza lunch and visit to the Southside Mall. 31, 2011, who may be eligible effect in April of this year, 21st Century objectives. for payment under the $25 earmarked approximately The students scored on the students,” he said at an assem- and advice. ing people know your goals will billion national mortgage fore- $3.6 million in payments for 90th percentile of West Virginia bly to acknowledge the stu- “Set yourself goals, and make make them easier to attain. And closure statement. borrowers statewide who lost students, Principal Shannon dents. them public,” Chafin said. if people tell you that you can do These numbers include ap- their homes to foreclosure Blackburn said. Sen. H. Truman Chafin was “Write them down and put proximately 350 households in Mingo, Logan, Boone, Wy- “We are really proud of our on hand to offer congratulations them on your refrigerator. Hav- See SCORES ‌| 3 See PAYMENT ‌| 3 A2

2 ■ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS Obituaries Friends may gather with 80, of Davin, died Wednes- p.m. Sunday at the church Services will be held 1 Donna (Mike) Coleman the family at the Pathway day, September 26, 2012. and one hour prior to ser- p.m. Sunday, September of Delbarton, Mary (Clell) Church of God at Christian He was born March 31, vices. 30, at Varney Fundamen- Fuller of Varney and Char- on Friday, September 28, 1932, at MacBeth, the son Online condolences may tal Christian Church, with lene (Frank) Stepp of New from 6 p.m. until 11 p.m. of the late Robert Alonzo be sent to www.krantzmc- Brother’s Jay West, Enoch Market, Tenn.; one brother, with a special service at 7 and Arminta Fields Murray. neelyfuneralhome.com Newsome, and Bill Snod- Clarence (Linda) Bevins of p.m. Funeral services will Funeral services will be Arrangements have been grass Officiating. Visitation Ragland; 16 grandchildren Barbara Walker be held at 1 p.m. on Satur- held at 11 a.m. Monday, entrusted to the care of the will be held after 6 p.m. Sat- and seven great-grandchil- Barbara Ann “Midge” day, September 29, at Path- October 1, at the Claypool Krantz-McNeely Funeral urday at the church. Burial dren. Walker, 64, of Bruno, died way Church of God. Burial United Methodist Church Home at Man. will follow at the West Fam- Funeral services will be Wednesday, September 26, will follow at Christian at Davin. Burial will follow ily Cemetery. Pallbearers held at the Chafin Funeral 2012 Community Cemetery in in Highland Memory Gar- will be family, friends and Home Sunday September Born November 3, 1947, Christian. dens at Godby where mili- Coal Mac Employees. 30, at 1 p.m. with the Rev. in Beham, Ky., she was the tary graveside rites will be Condolences may be left Nathaniel Gibson officiat- daughter of the late Jessie Bill Murray conducted. Visitation will at http://www.collinsfuner- ing. Burial will follow in and Lou Webb Elmore. The Rev. Bill L. Murray, be held from 6 p.m. until 9 alhomewv.com/. Collins the Muntain View Memory Funeral Home will be in Gardens at Huddy, Ky. Visi- charge of the arrangements. tation will be at the funeral home from noon until the time of the funeral. Grand- sons will serve as pallbear- ers. Online condolences can be made at ChafinFuneral- Home.Com.

Michael West Lucy Mullins Michael Paul West, 33, Lucy Mullins, 80, of Var- of Varney, departed this life ney, passed away Septem- Thursday, September 27, ber 27, 2012, at her home. 2012, from Appalachian Re- She was born November gional Hospital, South Wil- 25, 1931, at Williamson, the liamson, Ky. daughter of the late Robert VIEWING IS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH He was the son of Marsha and Lilly Miller Bevins. Berthel Kennedy (Lowe) West of Varney and She was also preceded in Berthel Houston Ken- 4:00PM-8:00PM & the late Rev. R. A. West. death by children, Pricy and nedy, 93, of Hanover, died SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH 8:00AM-11:30AM Survivors include one Roosevelt Mullins; and sev- Tuesday, September 25, brother, Jason (Stephanie) eral brothers and sisters. 2012. West of Varney; grandmoth- Mrs. Mullins was retired Born July 16, 1919, in Lo- Selling House & Personal Property er, Virginia (Swain) Stone from the Mingo County gan County, he was the son of the late Clarence Okey McCormick, Jr., of McCormick’s Department store of Varney; aunts and uncles, Board of Education as a of the late Emery and Lettie Will be Held at Enoch (Sherry) Newsome custodian at the Delbar- Brooks Kennedy. of Williamson, George ton Grade School after 19 Friends may gather with Occasions by Angie - 384 Yuma Rd. (Rt. 44) • Logan, WV (Rhonda) Bailey of Chili- years. She also attended the the family at the Mounts cothe, Ohio, Charles (Phyl- Church of the Lord Jesus Funeral Home Chapel in lis) West of Williamson, Christ. Gilbert on Saturday, Sep- and Christine Sullivan of She is survived by her tember 29, from 6 p.m. un- JOE R. PYLE Shelbyville, Ky.; two neph- Husband Burbage Mullins; til 9 p.m. Funeral services ews Jason and Joseph West sons, William C. (Casson- will be held at 1 p.m. on AUCTION & REALTY SERVICE also of Varney; and many dra) Mullins of Ragland, Sunday, September 30, at cousins and friends. Clarence M. Mullins of the Mounts Funeral Home www.joerpyleauctions.com Michael was a Heavy Huntington; daughters, Chapel. Burial will follow Equipment Operator and Lilly (Van) Estep of Rut- in the Morgan Cemetery at on the Safety Team for Coal ledge, Tenn., Margaret Garden Gap section of Ha-

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60356797 DEP Telephone Number: 304-792-7250 Permit Number: U506087 *These items are to be completed only for operations involving mineral removal. 9/14,21,28,10/5 Visit us online at www.williamsondailynews.com WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 ■ 3 Calendar Sept. 24 - 28 Everyone is invited to at- on Saturday, at 2 p.m. Lenore High School fall coming celebration will The Tug River Free- The Rockhouse Freewill tend. A bus route will be at the Community Park picnic will be held from begin Sunday, Sept 30, will Baptist Church on Baptist Church, Ragland, provided. Shelter. There will be sev- 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at 11:00 a.m., Sam Casebolt, Country Club Drive in will be having a Revival eral catergories including Laurel Lake Park. Bring speaker. Dinner will fol- Sprigg will have Home- starting 7 p.m. nightly. Sept. 28 big dogs, little dogs, most a covered dish, soda or low the service. Sunday coming Services Sunday Evangelists Scott Erwin God’s Lighthouse Free- unusual pet, cats and Best desserts. All classes are evening, 6:00 p.m. Sing- at noon. and Lewis Hall will be will Baptist Church Gos- of Show. Also most pho- welcome. spiration. Monday, Oct 1 Oct. 5 preaching, with special pel Sing will be held from togenic. For more infor- and 2, 7:00 p.m. Revival. There will be a hot singing each night. Rev. 6 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. at mation call 304-393-3649 Sept. 30 Hobbert Kennedy will be dog and yard sale at Lewis Hall, Pastor, invites Open Fork Park Commu- or 393-4380. There is no Memorial Church of the speaker. Everyone in- Chattaroy Church of everyone to attend. nity Building. Everyone is entry fee. Christ, located at US 119 vited. God from 9 a.m. until 3 The Delorme Bible invited. Open Bible Freewill N Dan’s Branch Exit, will Open Bible Freewill p.m. Call 304-235-3005 Church of Edgarton will Sept. 29 Baptist Church at Slaters be having Homecoming Baptist Church at Slaters to place an order. Local hold a Tent Meeting The Kermit Fall Festival Branch will hold candle- and Revival September Branch will have home- area business delivery is starting at 6 p.m. nightly. will be holding a Pet Show light services at 7 p.m. 30, October 1-2.Home- coming at 11 a.m. available. From Front... Abuse Scores From Page 1 that he then made contact then flown by Health Net From Page 1 terest in current events. Kaylon Duty, Chadra Hardin, with Huckleberry, who to the Cabell Huntington In addition to being recog- Kaeli Hatfield, Haley Murphy, had fallen to the floor which claimed to have no knowl- Hospital where he remains it, then hit the delete button on nized by the MMS student Dylan Mullins, James Vance allegedly caused the contu- edge of the toddler’s inju- at present time in the Pedi- that negativity.” body at the assembly, the high and Andrew Wolford; Sixth sions to his head and face. ries, nor was he en route to atric Intensive-Care Unit. Chafin said he taught for two achievers were treated to a ride Grade: Seth Jude, Vincent She then changed her story provide transportation to Child Protective Services years at Red Jacket, and realizes in a stretch limousine to a pizza Reprogel and Telena Steele; and advised the officer that the hospital. removed the 3-year-old how important teachers are to lunch and visit to the Southside Seventh Grade: Derek Duty, the victim was injured while The sister of the boy- sibling from the home and students’ success. He said he Mall. A.J. Church and Randy Jones; playing with two other chil- friend informed the trooper placed her in foster care. used the newspaper to help The students honored were: Eighth Grade: Shawna Hackney dren at the residence, with that she had offered to take Forbes was arraigned be- them learn to read and take in- Fifth Grade: Shaylee Collins, and Hayley Mounts. one of the juveniles being the victim and his mother to fore Mingo County Chief her three-year-old special- the hospital after she seen Magistrate Dallas Toler needs daughter, who report- the extent of the injuries edly has problems with an- on charges of child neglect but stated that Forbes has resulting in risk of injury, Payment ger issues. refused, saying that she did Forbes then continued child neglect resulting in se- not want to get her children rious injury, providing false From Page 1 mailed to qualified borrow- line at www.nationalmortgag- with her statement and said taken away from her and ers must be completed and esettlement.com. Payment is she wasn’t aware that any information to a trooper during that time period and knew that was a distinct and presentation of false returned no later than Jan. 18, expected to be mailed in June harm had come to her son possibility once her young had their loan serviced by one information regarding a 2013. Last week, Rust Con- or July of next year. because she had been asleep son was examined. of the companies that settled. sulting, the national settle- If you require assistance for the majority of the day, The 18-month-old was child’s injuries. Additional The exact payment per house- charges are pending against ment administrator, mailed completing the form, you may and was just discovering then transported to the hold will depend on the num- notification postcards to the he was injured upon the ar- the defendant, as well as her contact the settlement admin- emergency room of the Lo- ber of borrowers who decide states eligible borrowers. In istrator, at 1-866-430-8358. rival of the trooper. She also boyfriend, who is wanted to participate. gan Regional Medical Cen- West Virginia, packets con- Someone is available to take relayed that her boyfriend, ter where it was discovered for questioning in this case. “This payment is intended taining a letter from Attorney John Huckleberry, was on that he had life-threatening Forbes was transported to as partial compensation for your call Monday through General McGraw, along with Friday, between the hours of 8 his way to pick her and the injuries that included a the Southwestern Regional the mortgage servicers’ illegal a claim form, instructions and child up so that she could lacerated liver, a ruptured Jail at Holden where she is conduct and servicing abuse,” answers to frequently asked a.m. and 8 p.m., EST. take him to the hospital for spleen and was bleeding being held on a $50,000 full- stated McGraw. “By partici- questions are being mailed to Borrowers who believe treatment. Contos stated internally. The victim was cash bond. pating, borrowers do not give eligible borrowers beginning they may qualify for payment, up and of their legal rights. on Wednesday and continu- but did not receive a notice They’re free to participate in ing through Oct. 12. because they have moved this settlement and also pur- McGraw urges all West Vir- from their original address, Drug sue other legal remedies such ginia borrowers who are eli- should contact the service as filing a lawsuit or partici- gible to complete their claim administrator at the number From Page 1 who had attempted to make police officers in the state.” pating in a class action settle- forms and return them as listed above to provide their a drug buy during this inves- “We’re blessed to have an ment if they choose to do so.” soon as possible in the enve- present location and correct Crum radioed for William- tigation. officer like him protecting The forms that are being lope provided, or file them on- mailing address. son Police Chief C.D. Rockel Collins was charged with our citizens.” to respond, and one man, one count of possession with “Dave cares about the resi- Anthony Collins, 57, was intent to deliver a Schedule dents of Williamson and the taken into custody. The sus- III controlled substance (Hy- entire county, and he’s de- pect making the buy fled the Festival drocodone). The defendant termined to curtail the drug scene on foot. He is expect- was arraigned before Mingo From Page 1 “We’re going to have picnic be on hand selling food, and ed to soon be arrested, since activity. Working together, County Chief Magistrate and with the support of our tables, it will be a nice tribute entertainment will be provid- the officers are aware of his Dallas Toler, who set the on U.S. 52, Linville said. prosecutor and county com- to those miners.” ed, with both gospel and blue- identity and plan to have a bond at $25,000 full-cash. “Norfolk Southern has do- The Fall Festival parade grass music, played live. warrant issued against him. “I want to say how much mission, I know we can suc- nated a caboose, and we are starts at 11 a.m., with a pet Mayor Linville said the Rockel stated in the crimi- I appreciate and respect Wil- cessfully reach that goal.” going to install a nice memo- show at 2 p.m. festival lasts until 5 p.m., and nal complaint that the defen- liamson Police Chief Dave Collins made the 16th rial and plaque and have an The Town is providing in- invites everyone to Kermit Sat- dant confessed to the drug Rockel,” remarked Crum. drug related arrest that has information center,” he said. flatables for kids, vendors will urday. transaction after he was “Hands down, he’s the best been achieved since Crum read his rights. Statements drug investigator that I’ve was named as Special Inves- were also obtained against ever been associated with tigator less than two months Collins from another party and one of the best overall ago. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that COBRA NATURAL RESOURCES LLC, PO BOX 40, WHARNCLIFFE, WV 25651 has submitted an application with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), 1101 George Kostas Drive, Logan, WV 25601 for a Phase 1 release on Permit Number U503592 Notice is hereby given that COBRA NATURAL RESOURCES LLC, PO BOX 40, WHARNCLIFFE, issued for 24.17 acres. WV 25651 has submitted an application with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), The permit is located in STAFFORD District of Mingo County, 5.68 miles Northwest (Direction) of GIL- 1101 George Kostas Drive, Logan, WV 25601 for a Phase 1 release on Permit Number U503792 BERT (Nearest PO) on Sharkey Branch (Primary Receiving Stream) of Horsepen Creek (Secondary issued for 21.5 acres. The permit is located in STAFFORD District of Mingo County, 6.0 miles North- Receiving Stream) of Upper Guyandotte River (Major Drainage Basin). west (Direction) of GILBERT (Nearest PO) on Sharkey Branch of Horsepen Creek (Primary Receiv- COBRA NATURAL RESOURCES LLC completed backfi lling and regrading on 8/10/2012 (Date) and ing Stream) of Gilbert Creek (Secondary Receiving Stream) of Upper Guyandotte River (Major Drain- is requesting release of 60 percent of the reclamation performance bond currently in the amount of age Basin). COBRA NATURAL RESOURCES LLC completed backfi lling and regrading on 8/10/2012 $63,000.00. (Date) and is requesting release of 60 percent of the reclamation performance bond currently in the Written comments will be received at the DEP address above until 11/18/12, or thirty (30) days from amount of $55,440.00. date of fi nal publication. Written comments will be received at the DEP address above until 11/18/12, or thirty (30) days from date of fi nal publication. 9/28, 10/5,12,19 9/28, 10/5,12,19 A4

4 ■ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS Editorial When the digital floodgates open What hap- never men- pened to Mitt tioned. There Romney last is a remarkable week was a re- compassion and flection of one of reason inside of the great themes American free- of modern life: dom, however the power of much that free- electronic tech- dom is misused. nology to sway George W. minds and Bush could have change opinions. stoked up hostil- But that power ity to Muslims in can be used to the wake of 9/11, either represent but did not, and fact or create ed- this country did ited falsehoods Stanley Crouch not lose control like those that Syndicated nationally and Andrew Breit- Columnist do monstrous bart was famous things to in- for posting as nocent people a form of toxic whose only “sin” electronic pollution. was being Islamic. Americans By now, we have all seen need to be proud of that and the video of Mitt Romney maintain such restraint when- ■ An Upward Look speaking at a fund-raiser for ever possible. those nearly as rich as him- What would have happened self. There he is, plainly vis- to Americans unlucky to have ible, dismissing and mocking been in the Middle East af- 47 percent of Americans as no ter a parallel mass killing of Beware that thou forget not the Lord more than entitled wastrels. 3,000 Arabs? Would many The video was secretly Americans there be doomed “Beware that thou forget not blessing and disobe- The Ordinances with words of praise for Moses, recorded and unearthed by because of 11 rogue Ameri- the Lord thy God, in not keep- dience brings pun- (16:18-26:19) are which included “And there arose Jimmy Carter’s grandson, cans intentionally crashing a ing his commandments, and his ishment. the civil and so- not a prophet since in Israel like who then gave it to the liberal stolen plane turned into a fly- judgments, his statutes, which I Moses warned cial duties—the unto Moses, whom the Lord magazine Mother Jones. It ing weapon of mass murder? command thee this day.” (Deu- the people that they system of justice, knew face to face. (Deut 34:10) had strength that was not only That’s the challenge of tech- teronomy 8:11) were not to forget criminal laws, Poem: Moses warned the Is- viral, as a lie could be, but is nology: to use it wisely, re- Are we guilty of forgetting the the Lord their God laws of warfare, raelites about forgetting God, impossible to refute, even as sponsibly, to spread truth and Lord? As we think of this ques- by not keeping his rules of property, the right complains about a information, not factoids and It was something they must tion, we realize that we do forget commandments, personal and fam- not do, missing two minutes that, lies. The irony is that the same the Lord, His goodness to us, and his judgments ily morality and it claims, could clarify what technology used to scandalize For they must be obedient to and His love for us. We choose and his statutes social justice. Him, Romney meant. Islam helped drive the Arab not to remember that our salva- which he command- Moses, who Too bad for the GOP: The Spring — cheap tools like cell- tion is our gift from a kind and ed them that day. was Israel’s 120 And His will they must pur- video speaks for itself, repeat- phones and laptops unmask- loving heavenly Father, who was He reviewed the year old leader sue. ing the bare truth every time ing totalitarian regimes in willing to give His only son to three categories of addressed the We must also strive to be, it is played on television or Cairo and Tripoli. Freedom of die in our stead for the sins of the Law. The Testi- new generation The people who honor and online. That is the beauty of speech came through the Mid- the whole world. monies (5-11) were Mae Stallard destined to pos- glorify His name, technology properly used. dle East and proved a power- The primary theme of the moral duties—a sess the land of And if we fail to do this, The facts are there for all to ful force against tyranny. entire book of Deuteronomy restatement and ex- promise—those We have only ourselves to see and hear. Few can success- In our own country, the ir- is the renewal of the covenant. pansion of the Ten Command- who survived the forty years of blame. fully hide from them. responsibility resides with the The original covenant had been ments plus an exhortation not wilderness wandering. He was Dear Father, we praise you That’s a contrast to how, in likes of Rush Limbaugh, who established at Mount Sinai, and to forget God’s gracious deliver- not allowed to enter the Prom- for giving to us your Holy Word 2010, Breitbart selectively ed- misuses technology to spread the covenant is enlarged and ance. ised Land, and he appointed that reveals to us what you ited a speech by Shirley Sher- his lies. Yet when he called renewed on the plains of Moab. The Statutes (12:1-16:17) Joshua as his successor. God would have us do. In Jesus holy rod, a black federal employee Georgetown law student San- Moses reminded the Israelites are the ceremonial duties— Himself buried Moses in an un- name we pray. Amen. whom he made seem a racist dra Fluke a “slut,” the sound that obedience to God brings sacrifices, tithes, and feasts. known place, and the book ends who harbored ill will against bite spread like fire across the white farmers. Even though Internet, eventually coming her supposed victims stood back to scorch him. up for Sherrod, the damage Sure, there are thinkers and was done, and she resigned commentators like George in an embarrassing moment Will, Peggy Noonan, Joe Scar- End of the referendum of panic by the Obama admin- borough, David Frum and istration. Doing away almost David Brooks who have their If you had to pinpoint the improvised 10-minute routine satisfied until a white flag of surrender is immediately with Sherrod own principles and believe exact moment when Mitt saying that it’s OK to cashier hoisted over Romney’s Boston headquar- was one of the darkest marks that Romney should cultivate Romney’s strategy to make the Obama. On the other, there ters. on Obama’s federal powers. some of his own. They all election largely a referendum was Clinton’s (at times ram- In the end, righting his campaign de- When it was found out that have advised the candidate of on President Barack Obama bling and improvised) 50-min- pends entirely on Romney himself. He is she had done nothing but be a their party to learn how to be collapsed, about 10:56 p.m. on ute speech detailing why Rom- not a natural ideologue, nor — obviously helpless victim of a man will- a professional politician, a real Wednesday, Sept. 5, would be ney’s program is wrong for the — a natural backslapper. He should be ing to malign the truth any- leader, not a tea-party lapdog as good a guess as any. country. Eastwood could have pitching his program with all the zeal and time he could, Sherrod chose who will bark out mantras on That’s when, roughly 20 given his speech at amateur airtight attention to detail of a presentation not to take her job back, even command. minutes into his sprawling ora- night at a comedy club; Clinton for a Bain Capital business deal. when offered on a silver plat- But with Rep. Paul Ryan at tion at the Democratic National could have given his at a policy It may be easier to make a future-orient- ter of apology. his side, Romney will brown- Convention in Charlotte, N.C., luncheon at the Brookings In- ed rather than backward-looking argument The power of technol- nose the Koch brothers and all former President Bill Clinton stitution. against the president. He has no second- ogy, like any power, is easy to the rest by spouting extremist said that no president — not There’s been nothing to term agenda to speak of, besides a tax abuse. Just a few days ago, a ideology devoid of fact. even the 42nd — could have match it for the Republicans, increase and some more budget meetings done a better job fixing the which is one reason that Rom- with presumed House Speaker John Boeh- cabdriver complained to me It is unfortunate for them Rich Lowry about “Innocence of Mus- economy than Obama, given ney is now tied with Obama on ner. How did those meetings turn out last that Americans have not the problems the incumbent the economy in many recent time? lims,” the video that smeared forgotten how to think for Islam and caused riots across inherited. polls. Election Day is nearly six At this point, almost every day, every themselves. All it took was a The riff was typically self-regarding. Yet it weeks away, and there’s still a sense that the hour that Romney isn’t spelling out the pro- the Arab world. For my upset grainy recording of Romney driver, this video called into memorably — and for some voters, persua- Romney campaign has not yet — although grammatic differences between him and at his most honest to remind sively — stated the case for cutting the presi- it is moving this way — fully begun to make the president — and how they will affect question the freedoms Ameri- the nation what he stands for: cans celebrate. dent slack for his economic stewardship in its case on substance. people — is lost time. untrammeled greed and re- trying circumstances. This doesn’t mean it is doomed. Abraham Romney wants to reform taxes to make That video, much like the sponsibility to nothing except Romney tape, cannot be eas- The Big Dog was pushing on something Lincoln said that Gen. George McClellan the system more efficient and spur growth; one’s own bank account. His of an open door. The Romney campaign had a case of the slows. The media have a the president wants to raise taxes in a weak ily dismissed. It has a few driving force is an embittered Americans propagating lies spent its convention answering the ques- case of the overs. Any alleged Romney gaffe, economy. Romney has serious plans to re- out of nothing but hatred. resentment for all those who tion: Is it OK to fire Obama if he’s such a any bad poll number is taken as yet more evi- form entitlements; the president has the And because technology is are financially beneath the fine fellow? When the real question is: Can dence that the election is “over.” status quo, plus a price-control board for difficult to control (as the rich. Romney do any better? In prior elections, the media have been Medicare. Romney wants to unleash an Chinese government is learn- It is all there for us to see. Indeed, the two conventions — so far, the criticized for calling a race without waiting American energy revolution; the president ing), we cannot simply eradi- Modern life is like that. Your pivot of the election — were encapsulated in until the polls close in California; this time, wants to continue to stand in its way. Rom- cate the video, no matter how worldview can be made trans- their two signature performances. On one the media want to call the race without wait- ney has a consumer-oriented health-care much we try. Its incendiary parent with a single click. hand, there was Clint Eastwood’s rambling, ing until October. The press won’t be truly reform; the president has “ObamaCare.” message will survive outside Once it goes viral, it becomes of its context as long as there like the title of that old song, are those who will stoke the “I’ll Be Around.” Mitt Rom- flames. I reminded that driver ney knows that tune quite of something that is almost well by now.

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WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 ■ 5 Nation Romney decries military cuts; Obama talking jobs

David Espo There was good news for the Campaigning in Virginia Beach, second, scathing commercial dur- that would be detrimental to the Kasie Hunt president in the form of a survey Obama said, “It’s time for a new ing the day based on Romney’s nation’s military readiness. Associated Press by The Washington Post and Kai- economic patriotism, an econom- recorded comments from last “The world is not a safe place. ser Family Foundation suggest- ic patriotism rooted in the belief May that 47 percent of Americans It remains dangerous,” he said, VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — ing he has gained ground among that growing our economy begins don’t pay income taxes and feel referring to North Korea, Syria, President Barack Obama pledged older voters after a month-long with a strong and thriving middle they are victims entitled to gov- Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan. to create many more jobs and ad war over Republican plans for class.” It was a line straight from ernment benefits. Romney added “The idea of cutting our military “make the middle class secure Medicare. the two-minute television com- that as a candidate his job is not commitment by a trillion dollars again” in a campaign-closing ap- The pace also was quickening in mercial his campaign released to worry about them. over this decade is unthinkable peal on Thursday — more than the struggle for control of the U.S. overnight. In the ad, Romney’s by-now and devastating.” five weeks before Election Day — Senate. He said that if re-elected he well-known comments are heard Appealing for support from his to voters already casting ballots in Prominent Republican con- would back policies to create a as images scroll by of a white audience, he said, “You realize large numbers. servatives pledged financial and million new manufacturing jobs, woman with two children in a ru- we have fewer ships in the Navy Republican Mitt Romney, focus- political support for Rep. Todd help businesses double exports ral setting, a black woman wear- than any time since 191. … Our ing on threats beyond American Akin in Missouri. That compli- and give tax breaks to companies ing workplace safety goggles, two Air Force is older and smaller shores, accused the commander cated Democratic Sen. Claire Mc- that “invest in America, not ship older white men wearing Veterans than any time since 1947, when it in chief of backing dangerous cuts Caskill’s bid for re-election. But it jobs overseas.” He pledged to of Foreign Wars hats; a Latino, was formed. This is unacceptable. in defense spending. also left Romney, running mate cut oil imports in half while dou- and finally a white woman with And the idea of shrinking our ac- “The idea of cutting our mili- Paul Ryan and the rest of the GOP bling the fuel efficiency of cars safety goggles — each of them tive duty personnel by 100,000 or tary is unthinkable and devastat- hierarchy in an awkward position and trucks, make sure there are meant to portray millions whom 200,000 — I want to add 100,000 Romney described dismissively in ing. And when I become presi- after they tried unsuccessfully to 100,000 new teachers trained in to active duty personnel.” dent we will not,” declared the push Akin off the ballot in the math and science, cut the growth the appearance before donors four To have a strong military, he challenger, struggling to reverse a wake of his controversial com- of college tuition in half and ex- months ago. said, it’s imperative to have a slide in opinion polls. ments about rape. pand student aid “so more Ameri- Romney countered with a new strong economy, yet he added Romney and Obama cam- Farther west, in Arizona, cans can afford it.” ad of his own, pointing to com- paigned a few hundred miles apart Republican Rep. Jeff Flake un- He also touted a “balanced plan ments Obama made four years that growth in China and Russia in Virginia, 40 days before their leashed an ad calling Democratic to reduce the deficit by $4 tril- ago when he said he would sup- is stronger than in the United long race ends. They’ll be in much rival Richard Carmona “Barack lion,” but he included $1 trillion in port proposals to raise the cost States. He predicted that under closer quarters next Wednes- Obama’s rubberstamp.” It was not reductions that already have taken of business for facilities than run Obama, there would be no im- day in Denver — for the first of meant as a compliment in a state place, and he took credit for sav- on coal. “So if somebody wants to provement. three presidential debates on the seemingly headed Romney’s way, ing half of the funds budgeted for build a coal-powered plant, they “So two — two very different campaign calendar and perhaps a response for sure to Democratic the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan can; it’s just that it will bankrupt paths. One is the path the presi- the challenger’s best remaining claims that the Senate contest was that no longer are needed. them,” the then-presidential can- dent’s proposed, which is the sta- chance to change the trajectory of unexpectedly close. Obama also said he would “ask didate is seen saying. tus quo. His is the path of — well, the campaign. In the presidential race, early the wealthy to pay a little more,” The narrator adds, “Obama he calls it ‘forward.’ I call it ‘fore- In a race where the economy voting has already begun in Vir- a reference to the tax increase he wages war on coal while we lose warned.’ All right? All right? is the dominant issue, there was ginia as well as South Dakota, Ida- favors on incomes over $200,000 jobs to China, which is using more The $1 trillion Romney men- a fresh sign of national weakness ho and Vermont. It began during for individuals and $250,000 for coal every day. Now your job is in tioned in defense cuts had the as the Commerce Department the day in Wyoming as well as in couples. It is perhaps his most danger.” support of Republicans and Dem- lowered its earlier estimate of Iowa, like Virginia one of the most fundamental disagreement on Romney campaigned at an ocrats alike in Congress, although tepid growth last spring. Romney highly contested states. Early vot- policy with Romney, who wants American Legion hall in Spring- he says GOP lawmakers made a and his allies seized on the news ers had formed a line a half block to extend expiring tax cuts at all field, Va., a suburb of Washington, mistake in voting for the reduc- as evidence that Obama’s policies long in Des Moines before the levels, including the highest. D.C., accusing Obama of support- tions and several now want to pre- aren’t working. elections office opened at 8 a.m. Obama’s campaign put out a ing cuts in the defense budget vent them from taking effect. Latest possible Man behind anti-Islam film arrested Greg Risling fraud and child molester. Though involved with the film, but said he Hoffa burial site Associated Press the trailer was posted to YouTube only worked on logistics and man- in July, the violence didn’t break agement. LOS ANGELES — The Cali- out until Sept. 11 and has spread A film permit listed Media for fornia man behind a crudely pro- since. Christ, a Los Angeles-area charity draws visitors duced anti-Islamic video that has Nakoula, a Christian originally run by other Egyptian Christians, inflamed parts of the Middle East from Egypt, went into hiding after as the production company. Most Corey Williams in 2003. was arrested Thursday for violat- he was identified as the man be- of the film was made at the char- Associated Press After the latest tip, Roseville police contacted the Michigan ing terms of his probation, authori- hind the trailer. ity’s headquarters. Steve Klein, an ROSEVILLE, Mich. — Department of Environmental ties said. The full story about Nakoula and insurance agent in Hemet and out- Giants Stadium. A Florida Quality, which last week used Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, 55, the film still isn’t known. spoken Muslim critic, has said he swamp. Underneath a back- ground-penetrating radar to has been on probation for a 2010 The movie was made last year by was a consultant and promoter for yard pool in Michigan. detect an anomaly, or shift, in federal check fraud conviction that a man who called himself Sam Bac- the film. There are innumerable the soil. brought a 21-month prison sen- ile. After the violence erupted, a The trailer still can be found on theories about where former Police Chief James Berlin tence. Under terms of his proba- man who identified himself as Bac- YouTube. The Obama administra- Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa told The Associated Press tion, he was not to use computers ile called media outlets including tion asked Google, YouTube’s par- was buried years ago, but his Thursday that his office is “not or the Internet for five years with- The Associated Press, took credit ent, to take down the video but the remains have never turned up. claiming it’s Jimmy Hoffa” be- out approval from his probation of- for the film and said it was meant company has refused, saying it did The latest tip has taken neath the slab, but that they ficer. to portray the truth about Muham- not violate its content standards. investigators to a concrete are “investigating a body that driveway behind a neat brick Nakoula was taken into custody mad and Islam, which he called a Meantime, a number of actors may be at the location.” Thursday, said U.S. Attorney’s cancer. and workers on the film have come ranch-style home about four Though others may be skep- miles north of Detroit, where tical that Hoffa is there, Smith spokesman Thomas Mrozek. The next day, the AP determined forward to say they were duped. a man told police he thought trusts his sister and the read- A U.S. District Court hearing there was no Bacile and linked the They say they were hired for a film he saw Hoffa buried about 35 ing she gave him Wednesday was scheduled for Nakoula on identity to Nakoula, a former gas titled “Desert Warrior” and there years ago. evening. Thursday afternoon. It was closed station owner with a drug convic- was no mention of Islam or Mu- Soil samples will be taken “She said something is bur- to media and the public. tion and a history of using aliases. hammad in the script. Those refer- Friday and sent to a forensic ied,” Smith said. “She didn’t re- Protests have erupted around Federal authorities later confirmed ences were dubbed in after filming anthropologist at Michigan ally pin the name Hoffa down, the Middle East over a 14-minute there was no Bacile and that was completed. State University to test for hu- but she had a related word that trailer for the film “Innocence of Nakoula was behind the movie. Actress Cindy Lee Garcia has man decomposition. Results rhymed with Hoffa, it was Jof- are not expected before next Muslims” that depicts Prophet Mu- Before going into hiding, Nakou- sued to get the trailer taken down, fa. The hair on the back of my hammad as a womanizer, religious la acknowledged to the AP he was saying she was duped. week. neck stood up. She’s pretty ac- News of the search has curate with her readings, and brought attention to the most- that’s why I came down here.” ly working- and middle-class Roseville was one of several suburb from both the curious inner -ring communities that and naysayers. Slowly moving Pastors protest Hobby Lobby on morning-after pill grew quickly as unionized vehicles have clogged the resi- auto factory workers left the dential street as camera-wield- Tim Talley in a woman’s womb is tan- spokesman for Faithful pled on here are the Green city in search of nicer homes Associated Press tamount to abortion. America, said a large part family and the companies ing neighbors snapped photos and bigger yards. Hobby Lobby oper- of his group’s efforts “is to they operate,” he said. for keepsakes. “Maybe the most inconspic- “I believe it’s him. My sister OKLAHOMA CITY try to counter extremists” uous spot might be the place ates 500 arts and crafts Duncan said Hobby said it is, and she’s a psychic,” — Christian activists at- to stash a body or something,” stores in 41 states. Its and that it represents the Lobby provides generous said Mike Smith after ambling tempted Thursday to de- said 52-year-old Andrew Christian owners allege “mainstream majority.” health care benefits to up to the home Thursday and liver a petition to Hobby in the lawsuit that provid- “It’s a woman’s personal its employees, including shying a bit from the yellow Kacir, who lives across from the taped off driveway. Lobby criticizing its chal- ing coverage for certain decision on what kind of birth control. But the gov- police tape stretched across lenge to a portion of the medications violates their birth control to use,” said ernment is trying to force the driveway. Cindi Frank, 57, walked over from her home a block new federal health care “deeply held religious be- Cat Barr, campaign direc- the company cover two Hoffa was last seen July 30, law, but guards at the liefs.” tor for UltraViolet. “Hob- 1975, outside a restaurant in away to snap photos of the specific drugs that the driveway. The daughter of a company’s headquarters An attorney for the by Lobby is out of touch company’s owners believe Oakland County, more than turned them away. company, Kyle Duncan, with mainstream Ameri- 30 miles to the west. The unionized driver and salesman can cause early abortions. for a Detroit bakery, Frank re- “I thought they’d let me said the Green family, cans. It’s not their role to “This is illegal and un- mystery behind his disappear- drop off the package,” said be dictating medical deci- ance has sparked numerous members conversations about which owns Hobby Lob- constitutional,” he said. theories and rumors: that his Hoffa while he was alive and the Rev. Lance Schmitz, by, respects the religious sions.” The company claims remains were ground up and rumors about his fate. pastor of the Capitol Hill convictions of others, “in- The petitions accuse that failure to provide the tossed into a Florida swamp, “It was a family thing. Ev- Church of the Nazarene in cluding those who do not Hobby Lobby’s owners drugs in the company’s Oklahoma City. entombed beneath Giants ery time we’d go somewhere agree with them.” of using their Christian health insurance plan we’d say, ‘Hey, I wonder if Schmitz said more than faith as an excuse to ob- Stadium in New Jersey or “All they are asking is could lead to fines of up Jimmy Hoffa is buried there?’” 80,000 people had signed for the government to struct health care reform obliterated in a mob-owned to $1.3 million a day. fat-rendering plant. Frank said. “It’s just been one copies of a petition circu- give them the same re- and deny women access to of those unsolved mysteries lated nationwide by Faith- spect by not forcing them birth control. Petitioners Duncan said the fed- Feisty and iron-willed in eral government’s birth contract talks, Hoffa was an that’s gone on for 30-some- ful America, an online to violate their religious vow to not shop at Hobby acquaintance of mobsters and thing years. If he shows up in Christian group, and Ul- beliefs,” Duncan said. Lobby until the lawsuit, control guide states that adversary to federal officials. Roseville …” traViolet, which promotes But Schmitz and spokes- filed on Sept. 12 in U.S. drugs like the morning-af- He spent time in prison for Recently retired Detroit FBI women’s rights. Schmitz persons for the Christian District Court in Oklaho- ter pill and the week-after jury tampering. chief Andrew Arena is among said he intends to mail the groups said the drugs are ma City, is dismissed. pill can prevent implanta- The day he disappeared, the doubters. petition to the company. contraceptives and that Duncan denied accusa- tion of a fertilized egg in Hoffa was supposed to meet “You’ve got to check it out, Lawyers representing women have a right to tions that the company the womb. with a New Jersey Teamsters but this doesn’t sound right,” Hobby Lobby this month make their own medical is attempting to block “Millions of Americans boss and a Detroit Mafia cap- he told the AP. “The working sued the federal govern- decisions. women’s access to birth would consider that an tain. He was declared legally theories that have developed ment claiming it should “Access to contracep- control. early abortion,” he said. dead in 1982. over the years, this really not be forced to provide tive care is a very good “It’s not true,” Duncan “What the petitioners Previous tips led police doesn’t fit any of those. If this workers with health insur- thing,” Schmitz said. said. “Hobby Lobby cov- need to hear immediately was the mob and they killed to excavate soil in 2006 at a ance that covers the morn- “This isn’t about abor- ers the vast majority of is that the government horse farm more than 100 somebody, I just don’t see cannot use healthcare them burying the body basi- ing-after and week-after tion. These pills do not contraceptives, will con- miles north of Detroit, rip up reform as an excuse for floorboards at a Detroit home cally at the intersection of a pills. Some say the drug’s cause abortion. It’s con- tinue to do so. in 2004, and search beneath a residential neighborhood with ability to prevent a fertil- traception.” “The only people’s trampling on religious backyard pool north of the city this guy standing there.” ized egg from implanting Michael Sharrard, rights that are being tram- rights.” A6

DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 Sports Belfry hosts East Ridge for homecoming Kyle Lovern Lexington Henry Clay. But, the game with a record of cused. Last week our kids Belfry will start junior Sports Editor he says regardless of the op- 1-4, with their only victory were excited about play- Sani Warren at quarter- ponent, his squad can work being over Phelps. The ing.” back, along with junior GOODY, Ky. – It will be each game to get better and Warriors defense has had a “What we had to do this Justin Johnson and Trin- homecoming tonight for make improvements. tough road this season and week is go out to practice ity Carr in the backfield. Belfry High School as they “You look at our scores is giving up an average of and get better at the little Senior Josh Robinson and play host to East Ridge at and it looks like we played 36 points per game. things,” Haywood said. sophomore Austin Hat- CAM Stadium. pretty good, but we can “They’re not as strong “Look at what we didn’t do field should also see ac- The Pirates, ranked No. 4 still look at the film and see as they have been other well last Friday night and tion. If things go the way in Class 3A in the Bluegrass where we missed a block years, but I think they may focus on certain aspects they have, look for a lot State, come into the game here – or went the wrong be a little better this year,” of our game. We can work of younger players to get with a record of 4-1 after way on a play there,” head Haywood said of this on offense, defense, spe- some varsity action again the midway point in the coach Philip Haywood said. week’s opponent. “They cial teams and individual in the second half. regular season. “The only way you get bet- played Pike Central a pret- weaknesses that we have Senior tight end Tony Belfry is averaging 44 ter, you have to keep run- ty good game the other and work on those.” Messer, along with senior points per game and rolling ning the different forms Belfry Coach Philip Haywood night. “ “We try to get a little up over 400 rushing yards split end Eli Huddle and of your offense over and “We need to be focused better each Friday and junior wide-out Cameron per game. over.” on ourselves and not be then carry that forward, Johnson could be on the Coach Philip Haywood “We want to get com- be ready,” Haywood said. too concerned about the because we will have some receiving end of Warren’s knows his team has only fortable running the of- “But, you need repetitions other team,” Haywood good match-ups as the sea- passes, if Belfry decides to really been tested once this fense, so when we play to do that.” added. “So this week in son progresses,” Haywood season, the 40-20 loss to somebody good, then we’ll East Ridge comes into practice we need to be fo- concluded. throw the football. Mingo Central Miners take on the Pirates at BHS gets toughest test of year at Wayne Kyle Lovern Sports Editor

WAYNE - Mingo Cen- tral will travel to Wayne tonight to take on the defending Class 2A state champs. The Pioneers are 4-0 so far this season and are ranked No. 2 in the WVSSAC poll. The Miners have won three straight games and head to Wayne County with a record of 3-1 and ranked No. 7 in Class Junior defensive end Drew Kirk AA. Wayne has not re- his squad rolled up ally been tested so far 84 points. That was a this season. They have school record for points Kyle Lovern | Williamson Daily News beat their opponents by Pictured at left, Paul Hawks (9) of Mingo Central and Ashton Kyle Lovern | Williamson Daily News scored in a game, sur- scores of 58-12, 46-7, passing the 83 against Leedy of Belfry are shown fighting for control of the ball in lo- Timmy Slone, right, is shown going for a block against a 84-42 and 42-0. They are cal high school soccer action Thursday night at the BHS field. Mingo Central player in soccer action. The game was part of Liberty-Raleigh back in The Miners took an early 1-0 lead on the Pirates. Because of a boys and girls double-header played at Belfry. Also seen in averaging 57.5 points 2005. early deadlines, the final score and stats from the match will the background to the left is Bobby Goad of Belfry and to the per game as they have Mingo Central is led appear in Saturday’s edition of the Williamson Daily News. right Julius Hatcher of Mingo Central. rolled over each team so by senior Joe May and far this season. sophomore Chance Les- As they say in Wayne, ter on offense. Fresh- “circle the wagons.” man signal caller Stevie The Pioneers are led Hammond will get the by senior all-state run- starting nod again, per- ning back Brandon Spur- haps the toughest test of Tug Valley travels to take on the Wildcats lock. Other halfbacks his young career. Alex that can see action for “Booger” Lee and Israel Kyle Lovern class and the top eight host freshman Tyler Conley has Wayne are sophomores Reynolds are two targets Sports Editor first round playoff games. played solid on defense and Chandler Fry and Ma- at wide receiver and “We will need to get freshman Corbin Oliver son Hodge, along with tight end. NAUGATUCK – Tug Val- our running game going, “ came up with a big intercep- freshman Cody Stiltner. The defense will be ley will make the long trip Clusky said. tion last week,” Clusky said. Sophomore quarterback anchored by senior to Mason County to take on Senior Aaron Muncy has “Austin Baisden also had a Grant Ferguson can pass Hannan tonight. The small carried the ball 53 times for big interception and did a Garth Simpkins and as well as throw the pig- junior Drew Kirk. Sev- Class A school continues to 254 yards, for an average nice job in the secondary, skin. field a football program, de- eral younger players of 4.8 yards per carry and along with Aaron Copley.” On the receiving end spite being one of the state’s continue to improve for he has three TDs on the Senior tight end Corey of Ferguson’s passes are smallest schools per enroll- ground. Muncy has 11 re- Dillon has 8 receptions for Kinder. ment. Kurt Langdon-Arthur Davey Ward, who suf- ceptions for 295 yards and 132 yards and a pair of TDs. and Austin Pyles. Hodge Hannan has 176 students four touchdowns. Quarterback Mikey New- fered a severe concus- has caught a couple of enrolled, but that includes Junior Jessie Mays has some has completed 33- sion a couple of weeks th TD passes out of the 7 through 12 grades. rushed for 247 yards on 58 for-65 of his passes for a 51 ago, will have to sit out backfield for head coach another game. Lee has The Wildcats do own one Panther Coach Tony Clusky tries f (4.3 yards per carry completion percentage, 668 win this season, a 22-20 and three TDs. yards and seven TDs. He Tom Harmon. been hampered by an an- Harmon got his 150th win over another smaller time. We still have to get Junior David Runyon has has thrown only two inter- kle injury, but continues school, Hundred. Hannan 40 carries for 132 yards ceptions. career win against Ra- to play with a brace. better each day and each venswood, a game is 1-3, having lost to Valley game.” and a pair of scores and six Senior Isaac Parsley leads of Fayette, Federal Hocking, Tug Valley heads into this catches for an average of 18 the defense with 45 tackles Ohio and Sherman. game tied for No. 8 in Class yards per reception. “David and five sacks, while junior “They are a very scrappy A this week. The SSAC Runyon had some big plays Thomas Baisden has 30 bunch that will play hard,” rankings were released on last week from his fullback stops. Muncy has 23 tackles Panther coach Tony Clusky Tuesday. The top 16 teams position,” Clusky added. and a couple of intercep- Deskins qualifies said. “As always, we take make the playoffs in each “We had several players tions. Dillon has 19 tackles each game one week at a make big plays last week, and Tyler Conley 19. for state tourney ■ Sports Briefs Kyle Lovern Sports Editor Four Herd games on Memphis on Jan. 26 will team that has the worst in a new project at the NAUGATUCK – Tug TV this year be shown on FSN at 2 p.m. record in the majors, site of the famous “Field HUNTINGTON - Four Game times of every wrapping up its second of Dreams” movie base- Valley senior Joe De- of Marshall men’s bas- Marshall contest as well straight 100-loss season. ball field in Dyersville, skins has qualified for ketball games have been as any additional televi- The Astros are in their Iowa. the State Golf Tourna- selected for television sion broadcasts, including first season under new Boggs, a third base- ment. broadcasts, Conference CSS, will be announced at owner Jim Crane and man for the Red Sox and The tournament will USA announced Wednes- a later date. moving from the National the Yankees and a Hall of be held at Oglebay Park day. League to the American Fame inductee in 2005, in Wheeling on October CBS Sports Network Porter hired as League next year. is lending money and his 1, 2 and 3. will air three Marshall Houston Astros The 40-year-old Porter name to the project. “Joe has the third low- games including the manager has previously worked The movie site is part of est score of the state qualifiers and has an Thundering Herd’s con- HOUSTON (AP) — Bo as Arizona’s bench coach a larger $38 million com- Joe Deskins test with Cincinnati in Porter has been hired as and third base coach for plex of 24 baseball and excellent shot at win- ning,” said Panther golf Charleston on Dec. 15 at manager of the Houston the Marlins. softball diamonds on 193 tournament earlier this coach Aileen Perry. “We 2 p.m. CBSSN will also air Astros. He played parts of three acres to be called The All- week. want the fans to give Marshall’s home contests Porter, who was the major league seasons with Star Ballpark Heaven. Other members of the him some encourage- with Memphis on Feb. Washington Nationals Texas, the Chicago Cubs It’s under development Tug Valley golf team this ment.” 16 (8 p.m.) and Southern third base coach this sea- and Oakland. by Denise and Mike Still- year were junior Tristan The Tug Valley team Miss on March 5 (7 p.m.). son, replaces Brad Mills, man. They’ve formed a Maynard, sophomores recently finished 4th The game with the Gold- who was fired last month. Wade Boggs invests company, Go the Distance Zack McCloud, Alex out of eight teams with en Eagles was originally Tony DeFrancesco has in Iowa’s Field of Baseball, to buy the movie Muncy and Timothy a combined team score scheduled for March 6, served as interim man- Dreams site and surrounding land. Pack, along with fresh- of 282. but was moved to accom- ager. DES MOINES, Iowa Financial details of men Brandon Moore The Panthers played modate CBSSN. Porter will lead the re- (AP) — Hall of Famer Boggs’ investment haven’t and Jacob Runyon. Marshall’s game at building effort of a young Wade Boggs is investing been disclosed. in the Class A regional A7

WILLIAMSON DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 ■ 7 Sports Regular refs back to ADVERTISEMENT work after agreement Barry Wilner Plenty of players chimed in, The agreement hinged on AP Pro Football Writer too. working out pension and retire- “Never thought I would be ment benefits for the officials, NEW YORK — The NFL’s excited for the refs to come who are part-time employees regular officiating crews are back to work but it’s about time of the league. The tentative back. Their return couldn’t it was definitely necessary!” pact calls for their salaries to have come soon enough for Cleveland return specialist increase from an average of many players, coaches and fans. Josh Cribbs tweeted Thursday $149,000 a year in 2011 to After two days of marathon morning. $173,000 in 2013, rising to negotiations — and mounting Added Minnesota punter $205,000 by 2019. frustration across the league Chris Kluwe: “It was a noble ex- Under the proposed deal, the and among its fans — the periment, but I think ultimately current defined benefit pension NFL and the officials’ union a failed experiment, from what plan will remain in place for cur- announced at midnight Thurs- we’ve seen. It’ll be good not to rent officials through the 2016 day that a tentative eight-year have to worry about that when season or until the official earns agreement had been reached we’re on the field. It’s good that 20 years’ service. The defined to end a lockout that began in it won’t be a distraction any- benefit plan will then be frozen. June. more.” Retirement benefits will be The deal follows Seattle’s Shortly after the news broke, provided for new hires, and for chaotic last-second win over Buffalo running back C.J. Spill- all officials beginning in 2017, Green Bay on Monday night er tweeted, “Welcome back in which the replacement offi- REFS.” through a defined contribu- cials struggled. Commissioner The tentative deal must be tion arrangement. The annual Roger Goodell, who was at the ratified by 51 percent of the league contribution made on bargaining table Tuesday and union’s 121 members. They behalf of each game official will Location Map Wednesday, said the regular of- plan to vote Friday and Satur- begin with an average of more Permit No. P-572 NPDES WV0064262 ficials would work the Browns- day in Dallas. than $18,000 per official and General Highway Map See USGS - Topo Map (7.5’ Series) Delbarton Quad Ravens game at Baltimore on For the Packers, Redskins, increase to more than $23,000 Tug Fork District Mingo County Nearest P.O. Rawl Scale 1” = 1 Mile Thursday night. Lions and other teams who per official in 2019. Notice is hereby given that Rawl Sales & Processing Co., Rt. 49 Coal Miners Way Matewan, WV 25678 “We are glad to be getting voiced their displeasure with Beginning with the 2013 fi led an application with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) 1101 George Kostas Drive, back on the field for this week’s calls that might have swayed season, the NFL will have the Logan, WV 25601 (DEP Regional Offi ce Address) for inactive status on Permit No. P057200 located games,” NFL Referees Associa- games, the agreement doesn’t option to hire a number of offi- near RAWL (Nearest Post Offi ce) in Tug River District of Mingo County. tion President Scott Green said. change their records. But after cials on a full-time basis to work Written comments on this application shall identify the applicant and application number and will be re- The players’ union is happy having replacements for the year round, including on the ceived by the Inspection and Enforcement Supervisor at the DEP address above until 10/28/12, or thirty to have them. first three weeks, triggering a field. The NFL also will be able (30) days from date of publication. “Our workplace is safer with wave of outrage that threatened to retain additional officials for A copy of the request will be available until 10/28/12, or thirty (30) days from date of publication in the the return of our professional training and development, and DEP Regional Offi ce located at the address above AND in the Mingo County Clerk’s Offi ce during normal to disrupt the rest of the season, business hours. referees,” the NFLPA said in a Titans quarterback Matt Has- can assign those officials to statement Thursday. “We wel- selbeck probably spoke for his work games. The number of

DEP Telephone No. 304-792-7250 60357159 come our fellow union mem- additional officials will be de- peers by simply echoing Spiller: Include location map in accordance with 38-2-3.2(b)(2) 9/28/12 bers back on our field.” “Welcome back.” termined by the league.

Notice of Administration

The administration of the Es- Attention Gilbert area! Have tate of Doris W. Stumbo, de- you been looking for a job ceased, is pending in the Of- that’s exciting and matters to fice of the Clerk of the County the community? Could any or Commission of Mingo County, several of the following words West Virginia, whose address be used to describe you or is Post Office Box 1197, Willi- your personality? Fast paced, amson, West Virginia 25661. competitive, decisive, persist- ent, eager, bold, forceful, and Name and Address of Person- inquisitive. How about assert- al Representative: ive? Do you like to meet new Dr. James William Stumbo people? Are you good at multi- 30 Rosemar Meadows Drive tasking? Do you work well with Parkersburg, West Virginia others and with the public? Do 26101 you have good writing skills and good grammar? If you've answered yes to many of these Legals Name and AddressLegals of Attorney REAL ESTATE RENTALS questions you may be the per- Representing Personal Rep- son we are seeking. Heartland NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE resentative: Publications is looking for re- Paul E. Pinson Happy Ads porters for our newspapers. Notice is hereby given that Attorney at Law These are full time positions on Thursday, October 18, Post Office Box 440 PLACE YOUR CELEBRATION APARTMENT FOR RENT working Monday through Fri- 2012, at 10:00 a.m. a Public Williamson, West Virginia AD TODAY! 1BR,DEN,LR,DR,KITCHEN day with some evening and Sale will be held at the Fourth 25661. (Only $5 for 16 words) Birth- AND BATH.2ND AVE WILLI- weekend work. Benefits in- days, anniversaries, Avenue Branch Drive-Thru AMSON.CALL 606-237-1092 clude health insurance, 401 K, Parking Lot in the City of Willi- congratulations or just be- OR 606-237-7312 Name and Address of Fidu- cause. Any reason is vacation. If interested send in- amson, Mingo County, West ciary Commissioner good enough to find its way Houses For Rent quiry or resume to Joshua By- Virginia, to sell for cash the fol- None Required into the Classifieds' ers at jbyers@heartlandpublic- lowing collateral: greetings and happy ads. Call HOUSES FOR RENT/SALE ations.com. Heartland Publica- The date of the first publica- 304-235-4242, ext 3 BEDROOMS $650 AND UP tions is a growing company of- ONE (1) 1999 JEEP CHERO- tion of this notice is Septem- WILLIAMSON AND KEN- fering excellent compensation KEE ber 21, 2012 27 for more information. TUCKY.CALL 606-353-8967 and opportunities for advance- VIN #: 1J4GW68S4XC646263 Notices ment to motivated individuals. The date of the second public- For rent by Kapourales Prop- EOE Said collateral is being ation of this notice is Septem- ADOPT erties: Small office in Wmson held to secure an obligation ber 28, 2012 A young,devoted married $400 per mo.-$400 Deposit--- Time For A New couple longs to become 2 bedroom apt. West Wmson, under the terms of a Security $475 per mo. $475 Deposit—3 Career? Agreement held by The First Claims against this estate may 1st time bedroom house, Maple Walk National Bank of Williamson, at be barred unless filed in ac- parents.Love,security,educa- $595 per mo-$595 Deposit---3 tion in a nurturing home.Ex- Outside sales position for Williamson, West cordance with provisions of bedroom house West Wm- longstanding company, We're Virginia, as secured party, and West Virginia Code, 44-2-1, et penses paid.Ann & Thomas@1 son $595 per mo. $595. De- -888-252-8555 posit. Year’s lease on all. Ten- looking for a self-motivated, may be viewed at The First seq or 44-3A-1,et seq. organized, driven professional National Bank of Williamson’s ant responsible for own utilit- ies. NO PETS. Call 304-235- who is knowledgeable about Fourth Avenue Drive-Thru, Wil- Any person seeking to im- 5395 8AM-4PM MON-FRI the Internet and can work liamson, West Virginia. Said peach or establish a will must quickly with a computer. Sales collateral is being sold in an make a complaint in accord- FINANCIAL MANUFACTURED HOUSING experience is a must and a “AS IS” condition with no war- ance with the provisions of desire to help your customers ranty attached thereto. The West Virginia Code, 41-5-11, succeed in business is an as- undersigned reserves the right 12 or 13. 300 SERVICES RESORT PROPERTY set. Make a difference as a to bid. professional salesperson. A statement of any interested Notice dated this the person objecting to the qualific- ANIMALS Full time package includes 26th of September, 2012. ation of the above-named per- benefits. Email your resume sonal representative or the AGRICULTURE Help Wanted- General to Jen James, General Man- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK venue or jurisdiction of the ager, The Logan Banner at OF WILLIAMSON Court must be field within this POSITION AVAILABLE FOR jjames@heartlandpublica- MAIN OFFICE – 68 E. County Commission within MERCHANDISE THERAPIST. tions.com SECOND AVENUE THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Must have a Master’s Degree with "sales position" in the WILLIAMSON, WEST VIRGIN- THE DATE OF THE FIRST in counseling or related field. Yard Sale subject box. IA 25661 PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Salary commensurate with ex- Or mail resume to TICE OR WITHIN THIRTY (30) perience. Excellent fringe be- Logan Banner (David W. Robinette) DAYS OF SERVICE OF A COMMUNITY YARD SALE nefits. Must have a phone, val- @ FAIRVIEW IN WEST WILLI- Box 720 Collections Manager COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON id WV driver’s license and use Logan, WV 25601 First National Bank of William- THEM BY THE ESTATE'S AMSON BEGINNING ON SEPTEMBER 29TH THREW of an automobile. For more in- Attention: Jen James son PERSONAL REPRESENTAT- OCTOBER 3RD.STARTING AT formation contact Michele (304) 235-5300) IVE WHICHEVER IS LATER. 9AM-4PM. Evans @ 304-235-2954 9:28,10:5,12 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Settlement of the estate of the Monday through Friday. EOE Notice of Administration above-named decedent will proceed without reference to a The administration of the Es- Attention Gilbert area! Have fiduciary commissioner unless AUTOMOTIVE tate of Doris W. Stumbo, de- within ninety (90) days from you been looking for a job ceased, is pending in the Of- the fist publication of this no- that’s exciting and matters to fice of the Clerk of the County tice a reference is requested REAL ESTATE SALES the community? Could any or Commission of Mingo County, by a party in interest or an un- several of the following words West Virginia, whose address be used to describe you or paid creditor files a claim and Houses For Sale is Post Office Box 1197, Willi- good cause is shown to sup- your personality? Fast paced, amson, West Virginia 25661. port reference to a fiduciary NEW HOME competitive, decisive, persist- commissioner. FOR SALE ent, eager, bold, forceful, and Name and Address of Person- 3 BR,2Bth.@ Forest Hills inquisitive. How about assert- al Representative: Jim Hatfield, Clerk Ky.All amenities asking ive? Do you like to meet new Dr. James William Stumbo County Commission of Mingo 235,000.00.Call 606-237-4758 people? Are you good at multi- 30 Rosemar Meadows Drive tasking? Do you work well with County, Crum, WV - (Jennies Creek) Parkersburg, West Virginia West Virginia others and with the public? Do 26101 Rural Location. 2 story/3 BR/3 you have good writing skills BA, 2 car Garage. By: Angie Tiller and good grammar? If you've 3,283 sq. ft. 2.5 acres + 0.30 answered yes to many of these acres. Call 606-298-3511 ext. Name and Address of Attorney 9:21,28 questions you may be the per- Representing Personal Rep- 256 son we are seeking. Heartland resentative: Publications is looking for re- Paul E. Pinson porters for our newspapers. Attorney at Law These are full time positions Post Office Box 440 working Monday through Fri- Williamson, West Virginia day with some evening and 25661. weekend work. Benefits in- clude health insurance, 401 K, Name and Address of Fidu- vacation. If interested send in- ciary Commissioner quiry or resume to Joshua By- None Required ers at jbyers@heartlandpublic- ations.com. Heartland Publica- The date of the first publica- tions is a growing company of- tion of this notice is Septem- fering excellent compensation ber 21, 2012 and opportunities for advance- ment to motivated individuals. The date of the second public- EOE ation of this notice is Septem- ber 28, 2012

Claims against this estate may be barred unless filed in ac- cordance with provisions of West Virginia Code, 44-2-1, et seq or 44-3A-1,et seq.

Any person seeking to im- peach or establish a will must make a complaint in accord- ance with the provisions of West Virginia Code, 41-5-11, 12 or 13.

A statement of any interested person objecting to the qualific- ation of the above-named per- sonal representative or the venue or jurisdiction of the Court must be field within this County Commission within THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- TICE OR WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM BY THE ESTATE'S PERSONAL REPRESENTAT- IVE WHICHEVER IS LATER.

Settlement of the estate of the above-named decedent will proceed without reference to a fiduciary commissioner unless within ninety (90) days from the fist publication of this no- tice a reference is requested by a party in interest or an un- paid creditor files a claim and good cause is shown to sup- port reference to a fiduciary commissioner.

Jim Hatfield, Clerk County Commission of Mingo County, West Virginia

By: Angie Tiller

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, Sept. a loved one. 28, 2012: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you feel luckier than you HHHH You have your hands full have in many years, as you often find just with being responsive to others, yourself in the right place at the right not to mention what you feel you must time. Learn to detach from certain accomplish. Be as direct as possible issues before a problem arises. If you in dealing with others. A key person are single, be open to the person who you look up to could be quite pleased seems very different and unusual. You with the way you are handling yourself. will grow enormously because of the tie Tonight: Share with fun people. you form with this person, even if you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) later decide that you’d like to relate to HHHH Pace yourself and stay someone different. If you are attached, ahead of the moment. Listen to news, the two of you need to plan a trip yet also use your observational skills to together. Make sure to do it this year, figure out what is going on around you. and you will become much closer. Use care with your spending. Once you PISCES reveals emotions that can be get going, it is hard to stop. Honor your a bit much for you to handle. natural limitations. Tonight: Out with a THE FAMILY CIRCUS The Stars Show the Kind of Day cohort. CONCEPTIS SUDOKU You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Bil Keane 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult HHHHH Your libido defines the by Dave Green ARIES (March 21-April 19) next 24 hours. When flirting, you HHHH You might look scattered naturally become seductive. As your to an observer, but you are moving primal energy emerges, others notice. quickly in order to get a lot done. You When working on finding a solution to also have many incoming calls and a problem, you naturally will choose to could feel somewhat overwhelmed. explore more than one path. Tonight: You know how to funnel your energy, Expect some fun moments. and you do this effectively. Accept a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) last-minute invitation. Tonight: Not to HHHH You could be much clearer be found. than you realize, yet others might pre- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) tend not to “get it.” You know how to HHHH You have a lot invested in a evoke responses better than many, so project or goal. You might have to jump go to work. Let your inner voice guide a small hurdle in order to succeed, you. You will achieve your desired but you will do so with ease. A last- results. Tonight: Close to home. minute offer could encourage you to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) look the other way. You’ll feel as if you HHHHH Continue returning calls, can tackle any problem. Tonight: Curb even if it is to your archenemy. You excess spending. might want to resolve a problem and DENNIS THE MENACE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) eliminate some tension for you and HHHH You certainly are a force those around you. Your concentration Hank Ketchum to be admired. You know your limits allows you to attack one task after and which direction you are going. another. Tonight: Get into the moment. You might want to change the tone of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) your days and take advantage of the HHH Curb a new pattern of spend- upcoming weekend. Make an effort ing. You will feel much better if you get to complete a project. Tonight: In the this somewhat destructive habit under limelight. control. You might want to approach CANCER (June 21-July 22) a friend in a positive, fun and humor- HHHH Try to detach, especially if ous manner. Let go of heaviness here. you become triggered. You will remain Tonight: Make sure you are in good anchored and positive as a result, and company. your instincts will guide you. Verify PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) what you feel before acting. You want HHHH Your smile draws others to make a solid choice. Tonight: Be in. Use this moment to accomplish open to a new adventure. what you want most. Consider what LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) you would do if you knew you would HHHHH You work well with others. get a positive response. Make an You might want to emphasize your effort to touch base with someone at goals. If you want to move in a new a distance. Let the moment happen. direction, you will have others’ support. Tonight: Be with your favorite person. Your high energy and optimism draw a Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet key person into your life. Tonight: Enjoy at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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