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YOUR COMMUNITY Slusher released Shades of Fall Judicial panel finds from Laurel Harlan Co. judge guilty County jail of misconduct Accused now on home detention with electronic monitoring BY ROGER ALFORD BY ANTHONY CLOUD Associated Press Staff Writer

FRANKFORT, Ky. LONDON, Ky. — Former Bell County resident (AP) — A Kentucky John Slusher was released on bail from the Laurel judge was found County Corrections facility after a hearing that went guilty of judicial mis- on for more than seven hours. conduct on Monday Slusher is indicted on several counts of money and ordered removed laundering scams involving the selling and interstate from office by the transporting of stolen motorcycles. Judicial Conduct The court stated that it does not find, by clear and Commission. convincing evidence, that the defendant is at serious Harlan County risk of flight or a serious risk of obstructing justice Circuit Judge Russell (threatening or injuring a witness in the case) before DONNA GREENE/ Middlesboro Daily News Alred hurriedly filed trial. The lawn at St Julian Parish School is sea of color with red, white, yel- notice that he intends After going though all the evidence, the court low orange and purple mums for the school’s fall fundraiser. Mums will be sold this week, Sept. 20-23. from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The to appeal to the found that the government failed to justify Slusher mums are in 8-inch pots and they are being sold for $6 each. Pictured Kentucky Supreme being detained at the corrections facility. Slusher will be on home detention with electronic are Eliabeth Crumley, Fran Crumley, Mickey Nelson, and Jessica Court, allowing him monitoring. The defendant is to have no contact O’Boyle. to remain in office at (directly or indirectly) with any co-defendant, wit- least until the panel's ness, potential witness, or victim; except in the pres- order has been thor- ence of his attorney. oughly reviewed. A lengthy list of conditions was included for the Judicial Conduct home detention condition, including that the defen- Miracle man Commission dant shall report to the United States Parole Office as Chairman Stephen directed, the defendant’s travel shall be restricted to Wolnitzek said in the the eastern district of Kentucky, and that the defen- ruling that Alred was dant is only to leave home for religious services, found guilty in guilty of nine counts medical treatment, and court appearances. of judicial misconduct The government argued that Slusher has a record for using his office for of membership in dangerous motorcycle gangs, has political and personal harbored a convicted felon, has threatened witness- 2010 shooting gain. es, and presents a risk of flight. "The actions ... The defense portrayed Slusher has “ a mere motorcycle enthusiast with community ties, support- Jury recommends show a blatant and ive friends, and as having a non-violent past,” court persistent failure to documents stated. 11 year sentence uphold the impartiali- On the issue of whether or not there was a risk of ty and integrity of the flight or non-appearance, the court found that the Staff Report “I am grateful that Bell County judiciary," Wolnitzek government failed to present a reason why the defen- juries are willing to hold wrote. dant would not appear in court. Slusher turned him- MIRACLE, Ky. — A accountable those who would Alred said Monday self in after learning about the warrant for his arrest. 54-year-old Miracle, he believes the panel's The government argued that Slusher should Ky., man has been found engage in such senseless acts ruling will be over- remain in detention, alleging that he is potentially guilty of first degree of violence.” turned on appeal. dangerous, as well. They cited Slusher’s motorcycle assault for shooting an "The ruling handed gang affiliation, referred to an instance of him 18-year-old in October — Karen Greene Blondell down by the Judicial allegedly harboring a dangerous fugitive, and 2010. Commonwealth Attorney Conduct Commission alleged multiple instances of witness intimidation. Kenneth Carter was today galvanizes my The court found that the evidence presented by found guilty of first position throughout the government failed to prove that Slusher present- degree assault in the this entire matter that ed a danger requiring detention, primarily because shooting of Devereux was unarmed and in his accountable those who “it is dated, vague, and premised upon widespread Wilder on October 6, I would not receive a front yard at the time of would engage in such hearsay,” court documents stated. 2010. The jury recom- the shooting. senseless acts of vio- fair shake," he said. Court documents state that the defense presented mended a sentence of Accusations against “The jury in this case lence,” said evidence through credible witnesses who did not eleven years in the peni- listened carefully to the Commonwealth Alred included one present a profile of Slusher that persuaded the court tentiary. involving the appoint- testimony and, after a Attorney Karen Greene to view Slusher as a danger risk. Wilder,18, was lengthy time of delibera- Blondell. ment of a special Slusher is still set to appear in court on October unconscious for 27 days grand jury to investi- tions, made the right Judge Robert 17. after the shooting, but decision. I am grateful Costanzo scheduled the gate the political Anthony Cloud is a staff writer for the Middlesboro Daily survived. News. He can be contacted at acloud@heartlandpublica- that Bell County juries sentencing of Carter for opponent of one of his Testimony at the trial are willing to hold October 3. relatives. tions.com. established that Wilder Alred, who repre- sented himself during Roundtable the removal hearing, said politics were at discussion Bell County Health the root of the com- on downtown plaints against him. In the order, development Wolnitzek said Alred set for Thurs. Department to hold had convened a spe- cial grand jury last MIDDLESBORO — year to investigate the On Thursday, September case involving his rel- 22, the League of Women flu clinic ative, who was run- voters will host a round- ning for judge-execu- table discussion about tive, even though downtown development. PINEVILLE — The Bell County Health that certain people get vaccinated either because The discussion will take Department will hold a Flu Vaccination Clinic at they are at high risk of having serious flu related Alred knew the alle- place at the Middlesboro gations were "woeful- the Pineville School (gym entrance) on Wednesday, complications or because they live with or care for Library. September 28, from 3 p.rn. to 6 p.m. people at high risk for developing flu-related com- ly inadequate to sup- Panel participants will If you are a member of the Kentucky Employee plications including: port an indictment." be Sam Coleman (Director Health Plan (KEEP), have Medicaid or Medicare 1. Pregnant women Alred was accused for Small Business Part B, the immunization will be covered. 2. Children younger than 5, but especially chil- of trying to use the Development at SKCTC), Otherwise the cost of the vaccination is $25. dren younger than 2 years old grand jury investiga- Rob Lincks (Director of 3. People 50 years of age and older tion to generate pub- the Bell County Chamber of Commerce), and Casey Who should get vaccinated? 4. People of any age with certain chronic med- licity that would bene- Thomas (Director of Everyone 6 months and older should get a flu ical conditions fit his relative's cam- Discover Downtown vaccine each year. While everyone should get a flu 5. People who live in nursing homes and other paign. Middlesboro). vaccine each flu season, it’s especially important long-term care facilities Wolnitzek said They will be explaining Alred had made asser- what they are doing rela- tions during the hear- tive to downtown develop- The Middlesboro Daily News is currently accepting ing that "were, at best, ment and the ways they disingenuous and, at are or can be pooling their entries for the Cumberland Mountain worst, blatant misrep- resources. The public is urged to resentations." attend and participate in Fall Festival Photography Contest the discussion. — See page 12 for details www.middlesborodailynews.com PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY |SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 STATE NEWS Biker group mourns 5 who died at charity event

BY KRISTIN M. HALL hatch on the RV did not close properly, allowing Over was a physical education and health teacher, Associated Press fumes from the generator to leak inside the vehi- counselors were brought in Monday to help stu- cle. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A community dents deal with the tragedy. The gases were so bad in the camper that the of bikers drawn together for charity was reeling "They are reflecting on her and the positive per- bikers who found the bodies were taken to a hos- son that she was," said principal Bryan Feldman, Monday after five people died while camping at a pital after feeling dizzy and light-headed, Lang- adding that Over was in her fourth year of teach- Tennessee festival that the group stages to raise ford said. money for needy children. Clarksville police said carbon monoxide read- ing at the school and always helped with school An organizer of the Bikers Who Care event, ings inside the trailer were as high as 438 parts per functions, like assemblies. Bill Langford, said the victims were overcome million. Permissible limits for carbon monoxide "I don't know that it has hit all of us yet." when fumes from a generator leaked into their are 35 ppm averaged over eight hours with a 200 Langford said the bikers collect toys for needy rented camper. The married couple and three ppm ceiling limit, according to the National Insti- children and raised funds for Camp Rainbow, a friends were found dead Sunday inside the vehi- tute for Occupational Safety and Health. summer camp for seriously ill children at Land cle. Police later detected dangerous levels of car- Clarksville police spokesman Jim Knoll identi- Between the Lakes recreation area on the Ken- bon monoxide in the camper. fied the dead as 38-year-old James Franklin Wall tucky-Tennessee border. They also contribute to Only a few people were left at the Clarksville II; 39-year-old Timothy Bryan Stone; 32-year-old Speedway on Monday, loading up motorcycles the Buddy Ball sports league for children with Allison Elizabeth Bagwell-Wyatt; and a married mental and physical disabilities. and packing up campsites. Ron Keele of Cunning- couple, Jonathan Michael Over and Kathryn Eliz- The cornerstone of the event was a toy run, ham, Tenn., said he had belonged to the group for abeth Over, both 27. All were from Clarksville. more than 12 years and knew the victims, who he Keele said Wall had invited Stone to join the where the bikers lined up at the speedway and described as younger and newer members of the group. Langford said the Overs were parents of 8- rode through town. Organizers said they gathered 200-member motorcycle club. month-old twins. He was a truck driver and she four truckloads of toys. "It broke my heart," Keele said Monday, tears was a teacher at a local school. According to state and federal filings, the group welling up in his eyes. Two of the men who died worked security into raised $255,406 and spent $120,194 on events in Police are investigating but don't suspect foul the early morning hours during festivities that 2010. Bikers Who Care also gave away $103,083, play. They said it will be up to a medical examin- included motorcycle drag races, live music and including $55,000 to Camp Rainbow and $10,000 er to determine if the cause of death was carbon bikini and tattoo contests. The charity's website to the Buddy Ball sports league for children with monoxide, an odorless toxic gas emitted by com- said there was free beer. mental and physical disabilities. bustion engines like those in generators. Langford said the event had been staged for 30 Keele said the charity is careful about who they The camper where the victims were staying was years without serious incident. allowed in their group. "We try to find people who rented from nearby Fort Campbell, Ky., post Member Barry Williams was packing up Mon- spokesman Rick Rzepka said. day after this year's event and said he had attend- want to make this a great family," he said. Keele said many of the trailers for the event are ed many in the past and knew those who died. ___ rented from Fort Campbell and as many as two- "It was devastating. They are like family," Wil- Associated Press writers Erik Schelzig in thirds of their members are veterans. liams said. Clarksville and Rebecca Yonker in Louisville, Langford said it appeared that a small storage At West Creek Middle School, where Kathryn Ky., contributed to this report. Lawmaker tries to find Amish buggies compromise

PADUCAH, Ky. told The Paducah Sun here," he said. "But is ly at night. Nesler said Need directions to (AP) — A western that he has asked leg- there an appropriate he sees no reason to Kentucky lawmaker is islative staff to look at way — and 138 (law- change the law. your financial destination? trying to find a com- laws in other states in makers) will make the "We have to be care- promise in the debate an effort to find some decision — is there an Steve Obermann, AAMS® ful about passing a over a law that requires common ground. appropriate way to slow-moving vehicles The debate stems allow alternative mark- piece of legislation just to display a reflective from a state law that ings to substitute for trying to please a few triangle, a requirement requires slow-moving the red triangle?" people in whatever rea- www.edwardjones.com that Amish men say vehicles to display an Winters said he son they want to give infringes on their reli- emblem of a fluores- expects the issue to be about it," he said. gious beliefs. cent yellow-orange tri- discussed during the "What laws we have I angle with a reflective next legislative ses- Republican Sen. think that they're there 236408 Member SIPC Ken Winters of Murray border that is dark red. sion, which begins It affects Amish com- meeting in January. to fit everybody." munities all over the "We'll see if we have Another western state that use horses enough sentiment to Kentucky lawmaker, and buggies for travel get something out of Rep. Mike Cherry, D- WhiteW h i t e CoatC o a t instead of motorized both chambers," he Princeton, said CeremonyC ere mony vehicles. said. changes to accommo- The color is a viola- It won't be easy, as date the Amish might tion of the religious opinions are divided on get his support.    beliefs of some Amish the issue. sects and several Rep. Fred Nesler, D- "I think there may Amish men in western Mayfield, who spon- be some room to allow   Kentucky have been sored the legislation, some latitude to the ordered to jail for said he stands by it. Amish and their tradi-    refusing to obey the "It's all about safety tional religious beliefs law. and trying to save the and customs," he said. Winters — whose lives of individuals "I wouldn't want to district encompasses driving the buggies but Graves, Calloway, also the people driving sacrifice the safety of Carlisle, Fulton, Hick- on the roads that are all, but I think there's man, Lyon and Trigg going to be behind the some room in there to counties — said he buggy in rain or dark come up with a solu- hopes lawmakers can or whatever time of tion short of incarcer- come up with an alter- day. I personally think Saturday,Saturday, Sept.Sept. 2424 ating these people." native that will satisfy the legislation we have ___ 10:0010: 00 amam the Amish community is fair." TexTe x TTurneru r n e r ArenaA r e n a and also keep travelers Nesler said he pro- safe. posed the law after get- Information from: The Paducah Sun, ZZZ/08QHWHGXGFRP 9D99DOXHVDOXHVV ‡ ((GXFDWLRQGXFDWLRQ ‡ 6HU 6HUYLFHYLFH "We had to worry ting complaints that http://www.paducah- 245549 about public safety, drivers couldn't see the that's what the issue is buggies well, especial- sun.com Police investigating death of prisoner PEWEE VALLEY, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky State Police are investi- gating after an inmate at Kentucky Correctional  % (   $& $      $   Institution for Women in & $$    $   $     Pewee Valley died. A statement from     police on Monday says 37-year-old Yuxin (yoo- SHIN') Yang of Lexing- ton was found unrespon-          sive Sunday night in her              !"#   $  ! %& $ cell. She was taken to          '    Jewish Hospital Medical Center in Louisville where she was pro- )$$   %  $     *  nounced dead. + ,+$ The statement says Yang was a Scott County      inmate who was being     held at KCIW for med-    !"# ical reasons. A KCIW spokes- $""%  &'' woman said Yang had        been at the facility since April 2, 2011. 244901 Police said no foul play is suspected in her in death. THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 PAGE 3 Today's Weather TODAY IN BRIEF Local 5-Day Forecast Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat — National News — 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 Bluegrass legends with members that included Monroe, may have played Lester Flatt, Scruggs, Chubby Wise and Howard Watts — that started in last Ky. reunion 1945. Another legendary player, Bobby Osborne, will be 80 on Dec. 7. 80/60 79/62 76/56 71/48 73/50 OWENSBORO, Ky. (AP) — An Jesse McReynolds, half of the blue- grass duo Jim and Jessie, is 82. Showers in the Isolated thunder- Occasional showers Occasional showers Plenty of sun. Highs annual gathering of legendary blue- morning with iso- storms. Highs in the possible. Highs in possible. Highs in in the low 70s and grass musicians in western Kentucky The museum has hosted the lated thunderstorms upper 70s and lows the mid 70s and the low 70s and lows lows in the low 50s. may have played its final encore. reunions since 2008. They grew out of arriving in the after- in the low 60s. lows in the mid 50s. in the upper 40s. The International Bluegrass Muse- the its "Legends Concerts," which noo. um in Owensboro has organized opened the River of Music Party blue- Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset reunions of bluegrass pioneers and grass festival, every year since 2004. 7:21 AM 7:35 PM 7:22 AM 7:34 PM 7:23 AM 7:32 PM 7:23 AM 7:31 PM 7:24 AM 7:29 PM members of Bill Monroe's Blue Grass "These reunions are extremely labor Boys for years, but museum officials intensive, much more so than (the told the Messenger-Inquirer that it's River of Music Party) because of the getting harder to get commitments. ages of the people involved," Gray The museum held an event called said. the Bill Monroe Centennial Celebra- Some players said this year's tion that ended on Wednesday. Every reunion of legends was a moment in active member of the Bluegrass Music bluegrass music history. Kentucky At A Glance Hall of Fame performed during the "We've lived something the last three-day tribute to Monroe that sur- three days that we'll never be able to rounded the 100th anniversary of his live again," said Kimberly Williams, birth in Rosine. the singer-bassist for The Williams "It's a big family reunion. But more Expedition. "This has absolutely been Louisville than likely this was the last reunion," the highlight of my life, hands down." 81/63 said Gabrielle Gray, the museum's Museum officials are hoping to Frankfort executive director. "It's getting harder move into a new $18 million facility 77/59 for the pioneers to travel. We had a lot downtown — if the money can be of cancellations this year for the first raised. time." "We might do another reunion five Lexington Earl Scruggs, 87, is the only surviv- years from now," Gray said, "but it Paducah 76/60 ing member of what music historians would be a different group of people 81/55 consider the first bluegrass band — by then." Bowling Green 82/60 — World News — Middlesboro US religious his trip to his German homeland this 80/60 envoys urge Iran week can help generate hope there. Benedict expressed excitement over to free 2 the four-day pilgrimage as he spoke in Area Cities German at his summer residence in Cas- City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Americans tel Gandolfo near Rome. He asked Ger- Ashland 76 56 rain Glasgow 79 58 pt sunny Murray 82 58 mst sunny mans to pray for him during the trip, Bowling Green 82 60 pt sunny Hopkinsville 81 57 pt sunny Nashville, TN 82 61 pt sunny TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A group of which begins Thursday. Benedict said he Cincinnati, OH 78 58 pt sunny Knoxville, TN 79 61 t-storm Owensboro 82 58 pt sunny U.S. Christian and Muslim envoys is can help them be "witnesses to hope and Corbin 77 59 rain Lexington 76 60 pt sunny Paducah 81 55 mst sunny returning from Tehran after holding talks Covington 78 60 pt sunny Louisville 81 63 pt sunny Pikeville 79 62 t-storm orientation for the future." Cynthiana 78 57 pt sunny Madisonville 82 58 mst sunny Prestonsburg 75 57 rain with Iran's president over the possible About 100 German lawmakers plan to release of two Americans jailed as spies. Danville 77 59 pt sunny Mayfield 82 56 mst sunny Richmond 77 60 rain boycott Benedict's speech to Parliament. Elizabethtown 80 59 pt sunny Middlesboro 80 60 t-storm Russell Springs 78 59 rain A statement by the interfaith delega- The Vatican's No. 2, Cardinal Tarcisio tion Monday says they urged Mahmoud Evansville, IN 82 59 mst sunny Morehead 75 57 rain Somerset 76 59 rain Bertone promised Sunday that speech Frankfort 77 59 pt sunny Mount Vernon 77 59 rain Winchester 76 60 rain Ahmadinejad and other officials to will be "very beautiful." release Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal on In a message broadcast on a German humanitarian grounds. public television station, Benedict invit- National Cities Iran's courts have considered a $1 mil- ed Germans to renew their faith. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. lion bail-for-freedom deal that also could Atlanta 82 65 t-storm Houston 92 70 pt sunny Phoenix 101 74 sunny set aside their eight-year prison sen- But critics point to the declining num- ber of Catholics in Germany. Boston 69 57 rain Los Angeles 82 62 sunny San Francisco 77 60 sunny tences. But the hard-line judiciary has not Chicago 77 57 mst sunny Miami 89 78 t-storm Seattle 76 55 sunny given any timetable for a possible Benedict's pilgrimage "takes place during the greatest worldwide crisis of Dallas 92 67 sunny Minneapolis 70 52 rain St. Louis 82 63 mst sunny release. Denver 70 47 mst sunny New York 69 63 rain Washington, DC 77 67 t-storm The two men were detained in July the Roman Catholic church since the 2009 along the Iran-Iraq border, where Reformation," the Catholic reform they say they were hiking. A third Amer- movement We Are Church said in a ican in the group, Sarah Shourd, was statement, in reference to exposes of sys- Moon Phases UV Index freed last year. tematic cover-ups by hierarchy of clergy Pope: German trip sex abuse of minors. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat can boost hope The "pressing problems and defects of 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 the church cannot and must not be cut 6 7 7 7 7 out of the picture," in terms of what CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) Benedict should grapple with during Full Last New First High High High High High — Pope Benedict XVI on Sunday said his trip, the group said. Sep 12 Sep 20 Sep 27 Oct 4 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, with a higher UV 0 11 Index showing the need for greater -Associated Press content skin protection. ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service

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NEW ORLEANS — My idea of where. Food snobs are Pied Pipers and apartment? again. Bread pudding has never been fine dining here is down-home lead us all, depending on a new hors Emille Commander opened the my favorite, but this is in a league of Elizabeth's in the Bywater, where they d'oeuvre or a whim. restaurant in 1880, and it's been fami- its own. have praline bacon. How's that for Mostly I like the places where you ly-owned ever since. The Brennan decadent? I also love can wear your shorts and sandals and family owns it now. A small army of attendants keeps Acme Oysters in the there's no need to float a loan to pay The first thing I notice about the the food and drink coming and going French Quarter. Any the check. I'm not above lunching on a dining room is how well-dressed until I'm dizzy and exhausted. The place with "oysters" Lucky Dog. That way you can keep almost everyone is, the better to digest meals must have 4,000 calories, but in its name has to be right on moving. their Oyster and Absinthe Dome appe- good. This visit, however, there's some- tizer. All but two young men wear you burn some of them by watching On occasion I've thing big to celebrate; I shoot the jackets, and they look like Brad Pitt's the waitstaff run around like extras in been to the fancier moon and dine at Commander's younger brothers so I cut them some a Cecil B. deMille movie. They sweep New Orleans restau- Palace. I'd never been. I had seen the slack. and scrape and bow and suggest until Rheta rants, and the food in Garden District landmark, but no The room also is full of Red Hat most cases was excel- you begin to wonder how you ever Grimsley occasion ever seemed big enough to Club ladies, resplendent in their purple lent. This is New warrant eating here. and red accessories, carrying bags the before ate a meal without help. Johnson Orleans. Once, years I put on my best frock and shoes size of my Mini-Cooper and having I thought about buying a ——— ago, I had dinner at and call a taxi. When a Palace employ- one heckuva good time. I'm not a join- Commander's Palace cookbook to the Court of Two Syndicated ee rushes across the street to open the er, but I applaud the club's spirit and learn to make bread pudding souffle. I Columnist Sisters, and I can still cab door, I know I'm in for some seri- purpose. describe each course; ous shucking and jiving. I have crab soup and pork tender- suspect without the pomp and ceremo- it was worth the The old, blue house looks, from a loin and potatoes delivered straight ny it wouldn't taste as good, even if I money, soup to nuts. distance, like an ornament to hang from heaven. But it's the dessert I'll used all the other ingredients. Seems the high-toned establish- from a Christmas tree. It has aqua and remember the rest of my days, unless To find out more about Rheta Grimsley ments come in and out of favor, ebb white striped awnings and Victorian dementia steals the sweet memory. Johnson and her books, visit www.rheta- and flow, depending on new chefs and icing, and I wanted to do more than The bread pudding souffle is to die for, current style and who gets written up have dinner. Perhaps rent an alcove but makes you want to live to eat grimsleyjohnsonbooks.com. TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press

oday is Tuesday, Sept. 20, the of the Papal States, leading to the uni- In 1980, Spectacular Bid, ridden by promising to end global poverty. 263rd day of 2011. There are fication of Italy. Bill Shoemaker, ran as the only entry President Barack Obama reached out 102 days left in the year. In 1873, panic swept the floor of the in the Woodward Stakes at Belmont to skeptical voters who were still hurt- TToday's Highlight in History: New York Stock Exchange in the wake Park in New York after three potential ing long after the declared end of the On Sept. 20, 1911, the British liner of railroad bond defaults and bank challengers dropped out in horse rac- recession, imploring them to stick with RMS Olympic collided with the Royal failures. ing's first walkover since 1949. him in upcoming midterm congres- Navy cruiser HMS Hawke off the Isle In 1884, the National Equal Rights Ten years ago: Addressing a joint sional elections. of Wight; although seriously damaged, Party was formed during a convention session of Congress, President George Today's Birthdays: Singer Gogi of suffragists in San Francisco; the W. Bush told a nation shaken by the the Olympic was able to return to Grant is 87. Actress-comedian Anne convention nominated Belva Ann 9/11 attacks, "Our war on terror begins Southampton under its own power. Meara is 82. Actress Sophia Loren is On this date: Bennett Lockwood for president. with al-Qaida, but it does not end In 1947, former New York City there. It will not end until every terror- 77. Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim In 1519, Portuguese explorer Mayor Fiorello La Guardia died. ist group of global reach has been Taylor is 76. Rock musician Chuck Ferdinand Magellan and his crew set In 1958, Martin Luther King Jr. was found, stopped and defeated." Bush Panozzo is 64. Hockey Hall of Famer out from Spain on five ships to find a seriously wounded during a book sign- also announced a new Cabinet-level Guy LaFleur is 60. Actress Debbi western passage to the Spice Islands. ing at a New York City department office to fortify homeland security and Morgan is 60. Jazz musician Peter (Magellan was killed enroute, but one store when Izola Curry stabbed him in named Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge White is 57. Actress Betsy Brantley is of his ships eventually circled the the chest. (Curry was later found men- its director. 56. Actor Gary Cole is 55. TV news world.) tally incompetent.) Five years ago: Venezuelan correspondent Deborah Roberts is 51. In 1870, Italian troops took control In 1962, black student James President Hugo Chavez (OO'-goh Rock musician Randy Bradbury Meredith was blocked from enrolling CHAH'-vez) repeatedly referred to (Pennywise) is 47. Actress Kristen at the University of Mississippi by President George W. Bush as "the Johnston is 44. Rock singers Matthew Gov. Ross R. Barnett. (Meredith was devil" during a speech to the United Nelson and Gunnar Nelson are 44. later admitted.) Nations. The African Union Rock musician Ben Shepherd is 43. In 1973, in their so-called "battle of announced it would extend the man- Actress-model Moon Bloodgood is “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” the sexes," tennis star Billie Jean King date of a peacekeeping force in Darfur. defeated Bobby Riggs in straight sets, Nationalist Shinzo Abe (shin-zoh ah- 36. Actor Jon Bernthal is 35. Rock 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, at the Houston bay) became head of Japan's ruling musician Rick Woolstenhulme VOL. 101 No - 126 Astrodome. party by a landslide. Oscar-winning (Lifehouse) is 32. Rapper Yung Joc is In 1979, Jean-Bedel Bokassa (boh- cinematographer Sven Nykvist died in 29. Actor Aldis Hodge is 25. Thought for Today: "A faith is a How to contact us KAH'-sah), self-styled head of the Stockholm, Sweden, at age 83. Central African Empire, was over- One year ago: The United Nations necessity to a man. 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Call the main number then ask for the following extensions: OTHER VIEWPOINTS Publisher: Pat Lay - 202 Sept. 9; The [email protected] nearly 28 percent from a decade ago ble the cigarette tax to 60 cents a pack, Independent, when 991 million pounds of tobacco and the increase came at the same time were raised in the state. as a huge increase in the federal tax on Newsroom Ashland, Ky., on The number of cigarette consumers a pack of cigarettes. ... tobacco declining in the U.S. has dropped dramatically The tobacco quota program ended Managing Editor: Brandy Calvert - 206 in the last two decades, and here in in 2004, and that dramatically [email protected] as state's top cash Kentucky, state and local governments changed the way it is grown and mar- Sports Editor: Jay Compton - 212 crop: and employers have actually encour- keted throughout the eight-state tobac- [email protected] aged the smoking decline. co belt. For years, Kentucky had the First, farmers who never actually Lifestyles Editor: Donna Greene - 205 For many years, tobacco was the nation's lowest tax on a pack of ciga- raised tobacco but sold their quotas to [email protected] undisputed king of crops in Kentucky, rettes at a meager 3 cents, but former larger farmers suddenly lost their only Staff Writer: Anthony Cloud - 212 but the end of the tobacco quota pro- Gov. Ernie Fletcher, a physician who source of tobacco income. Instead, gram in 2004, a continuing decline in [email protected] knew all too well the harmful impact larger farmers who bought those quo- the number of smokers in the United of smoking on health, convinced leg- tas simply continued to raise as much Advertising States and increased competition from islators to raise the tax to 30 cents, tobacco as they always had and were foreign-grown tobacco have com- while admitting he would have pre- grateful for having been spared the bined to greatly diminish tobacco's ferred a larger increase but could not cost of buying quotas. Advertising Director: Pat Cheek - 203 impact on the state's farm economy. convince enough legislators to support The end of the quota system also [email protected] To be sure, more tobacco is grown it. brought about the closing of dozens of Classifieds: Karen Rhymer - 201 in Kentucky than any other state, but While the timing was not right for a tobacco warehouses in small towns the 726 million pounds of tobacco higher increase in the tobacco tax dur- throughout the state, as farmers sold [email protected] Kentucky farmers expect to take to Wanda Paul - 211 ing Fletcher's term, Gov. Steve directly to tobacco companies instead market this fall represent a drop of Beshear convinced legislators to dou- of taking their crops to market to be [email protected] sold at auction. That resulted in the Michael Grimm - 213 elimination of hundreds of part-time [email protected] jobs in warehouses. ... 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The Associated Press is enti- tled exclusively to publication of all local news, as them. well as AP dispatches. The tobacco market is never going Rights of publication of all other matters here- to be like it was. Everyone knows that. in also reserved. Rates: Carrier and motor route, Farmers have no choice but to seek $9.50 per four weeks; 12 weeks, $28.50; 26 weeks, $57.00; 52 weeks, $105.00. By mail, paid in other ways to earn money. advance outside motor route area: $27.34 per four Online: weeks. http://dailyindependent.com THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 PAGE 5 COMMUNITY NEWS OBITUARIES Open Ava Grace, Born November 29, grandchildren, Jeremy and He served in United O’Dell and 1929, at Arjay, she was Ashley Wilkins, Talia States Army in World War Bible to the daughter of the late Sellers, Lexi Sellers, Levi II as a Private First Class Audrey Lee Peter and Mattie Young Sellers, Kaelin Bowman, Company “K” 10th offer O’Dell Christopher. She Derrick Bowman and Infantry from September believed in the Baptist Braden Bowman; five 23, 1940 to July 30, 1945. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. faith. great-grandchildren; four He was preceded in study on — Ava Grace O’Dell, In addition to her siblings, Bernice and death by his wife, Nora born September 15, 2011, parents, she was pre- Emmett Richards, and Fay Sing; daughter, Frie- Book of John E. and Betty Bow- passed away September ceded in death by her da Kay Davis; and son, man, both of Lima, Paul 16, 2011, and Audrey Lee brothers, George and Danny Ray Sing A. and Lavonda Bowman, Survivors include his Jude O’Dell, born September Art, Sisters, Barbara of Harrod, Ohio, and grandchildren, Dawn The Open 15, 2011, passed away Jo, Catherine and Mae. September 17, 2011. Wanda and Robert Steed, Lane and husband Bible Church in She is survived by of Speedwell; and a sister- Bobby Lane of Claxton Twin sisters sent from the following members Harrogate will be heaven are now angels in-law, Pam Bowman, of Tenn., Karrie Greene offering an eight of her family: three Columbus Grove, Ohio. and husband Phillip back in God’s arms. And brothers, Charlie He will wipe away every He was preceded in Greene of Maryville, week verse-by- Christophus, Bobby tear from their eyes; and Damon L Bowman death by two sons, Tenn., James Davis wife verse study in the there will no longer be any Christopher and Chris Rodger Bowman and Irene Davis of Wyan- Book of Jude. Ryan Bowman; a grand- death; there will no longer Christopher; four sis- dotte, Mich., great- The study is be any mourning, or cry- ters, Rose Storm, Ann Damon L. daughter, Jamey grandchildren, Cody Wilkins; and a brother, called “Defend- ing, or pain. Turner, Ruth Knuckles Bowman Lane, Krista Lane, Dal- They were the daugh- and Louisa Leath; three Jerry Bowman. ton Greene, Emma ing the Faith.” children, Ronnie Services will begin at 1 Greene, Alexandra ters of Eric and Nicole LIMA, Ohio — This study will O’Dell. Also surviving are Wilder, Sandra Noel p.m. Wednesday, Septem- Davis, and Daniela Damon L. Bowman, 73, ber 21, at Chiles – Laman cover topics like: their maternal grandpar- and Teresa Mardis; Davis; nieces, Donna of Lima, passed away at Funeral and Cremation ents, Eddie and Pat Lay of grandchildren, Joshua Collins of Florida, John- How to guard 6:27 p.m. on September Services, Shawnee Harlan Ky; paternal Noel, Jared Noel, Jevin ny Sue Durham of Port yourself from Chapel. Pastor Randy grandparents, David and Noel, Tara Rose, Eric 17, 2011, at Triumph Richie, Fla. Davis will officiate. Burial False Teacher, Karen O’Dell; great- Rose, Misty Mardis Hospital in Lima. The family will receive Born on April 8, will be in Lafayette Ceme- friends Tuesday, The Reality of grandparents, Cecil Gross, and Joel Wilder; and a tery, Lafayette, Ohio. Wanda Gross, Avanell 1938, in Speedwell, September 20, from 6-8 Hell, and the host of great-grandchil- Tenn., to Walter M. and Friends may call from Robinson, and Zella dren, great-great- p.m. at Holley-Gamble importance of Mildred M. Shiflet 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Funeral Home in Clin- O’Dell; aunts and uncles, grandchildren, nieces, funeral home and one praying in the Todd and Megan O’Dell, Bowman, who have pre- ton. nephews, other rela- ceded him in death. On hour prior to the services. Holy Spirit. and Justin Lay of Harlan, Funeral service will tives and friends. September 23, 1964, he Memorial contribu- Ky. follow at 8 p.m. in the Open Bible Funeral services will married Judith L. tions may be made to the Family and friends met funeral home chapel. be held at 7 p.m. Tues- Martin, who survives in St. Jude Children’s Church is a Spir- at 12:45 p.m. Monday at Graveside service will day a Lima. Research Hospital. be Wednesday, Septem- it-Filled, Nonde- Greenwood Cemetery for Graveside services Damon and his broth- Condolences may be a graveside service at 1 ber 21, at 10 a.m. at nominational fel- will be held at 11 a.m. er started Bowman expressed at www.chiles- p.m. with Rob Lucas offi- Woodhaven Memorial lowship located Wednesday, at the Brothers Construction in lamanfh.com Gardens in Claxton. ciating. 1965. Even though he at 347 Shawanee Arrangements by Pinelawn Memorial Holley-Gamble Funeral Gardens. Family mem- was a paraplegic for 42 John Arville Home is in charge of Rd. Harrogate. Bridges Funeral Home, years, he never slowed Knoxville, Tenn. bers will serve as pall- Sing arrangements. www.hol- bearers. down. He loved spend- leygamblefh.com www.bridgesfuneral- ing time with his family, home.com The family will CLAXTON, Tenn. — receive friends from 5 hunting, fishing, and had gone on Handicap John Arville Sing of Clax- Lena B. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, at ton died Sunday, Septem- Hunts. He will be WhileWhile Supplies Supplies Last!Last! Wilder the Creech Funeral remembered for his ber 18, 2011, at Fort San- Home. stamina and the wonder- ders Regional Hospital 9997

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PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY |SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] COMMUNITY Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com MHS student reports on experience with Ky. Lions Band

MIDDLESBORO — Ben Slusher spoke recently to the Middlesboro Lions Club about his experience as a member of the Kentucky Lions All State Band. As a member of that band, he attended the Interna- tional Lions Club Convention in Seattle, Wash. Slusher, a student at Middlesboro High School, plays tuba in the MHS Band. He is also a member of the Yellow Jacket football team and plays his tuba in his football uniform at halftime. He joined band members from all across the state of Kentucky in late June on the campus of Murray State University for a week of intensive practice under the direction of Lion David Caldwall. Enroute to Seattle, the group stopped at Yellow- stone, The Grand Tetons, Salt Lake City,Utah, and Nebraska. Slusher described this as the trip of a lifetime, going cross country on the July 4th holiday and see- ing all the cultural and geographical differences of the USA, from cowboys and farmers, to city dwellers. He said it reinforced his patriotism and love for his country, and his gratefulness to God for being able to live in such a great country. The highlight of the time in Seattle was the parade, which was led by the band from the Ohio State School for the Blind. He also stated that he greatly enjoyed the flag ceremony, where Lions Clubs from all over the world marched behind their flags. The Kentucky Band won second place, even though it was one of the smaller bands. Slusher said that the crowd especially loved hearing them play MHS student Ben Slusher, second from left, was one of the four tuba players in the Kentucky “My Old Kentucky Home”. Lions Club Band performing in Seattle, Wash

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SEPTEMBER 20 are mourning the death of a family member or dresses, TV with VCR, and more. friend, will host a video seminar at the New CORNERSTONE FAMILY WORSHIP invites PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN will meet at the Beginning Baptist Church in Harrogate, Tenn. you to “Fresh Encounter” on Sept. 23& 24, with Middlesboro First Presbyterian Church in the parlor, This nondenominational Christ-centered pro- Rick Clendened adn Jason Creech bringing the North 20th St. at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20. This year gram features biblical teaching by nationally message. Intercessory prayer begins at 6 p.m., the group will be studying the Beatitudes. Study respected grief experts and testimonies of people and the worship service at 7 p.m. The church is books will be available at the meeting. journeying through grief. Meetings will be held located at 201 Lothbury Avenue, across from DIVORCE CARE Support Group will meet on on Thursday nights, from 6:30 to 8:30, begin- Morgan’s Furniture. Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Pump Springs Baptist Church, ning Sept. 1 and ending Nov. 10. For further Harrogate, Tenn. information contact Bob or Nancy Jackson at SEPTEMBER 23, 24, 25 SEPTEMBER 20-21 423-869-4422, Pastor Don Bannister at 423-869- WEST CUMBERLAND AVENUE BAPTIST 3715, or visit www.griefshare.org. New Begin- CHURCH will hold a three day revival, Sept. REVIVAL SERVICES will be held Sept. 20-21 ning Baptist Church is located 4.5 miles west of 23-24 at 7 p.m., and 11 a.m. Sept. 25 with at Old Straight Creek Trinity Tabernacle. Speak- US Highway 25E on Tennessee Highway 63. Evangelist Chester Owens bringing the mes- ers, dates and times are: Sept. 20 at 7 p.m., Rev. sage. Scott Kilborne, and Sept 20, at 7 p.m. Rev. David SEPTEMBER 22-25 Rice. EWING CHURCH OF THE BRETHERN, Frog SEPTEMBER 25 SEPTEMBER 20-22 Level Road, Ewing. Va., will hold revival services at RECLAIMING OUR LAND showing of 7 p.m. nightly Sept. 22-24, and at 11 a.m. Sept. 25 Appalachian Dawn will be held Sunday, Sept. 25, at REVIVALSERVICES will be held Sept. 20-22 at 6 p.m. at Victory Missionary Baptist Church. Tazewell Church of Christ, with Pastor John with the Rev. Wallace Cole as the evangelist. Spe- Daniels, Sevierville Church of Christ, Sevierville, cial singing. OCTOBER 18 Tenn., as the evangelist. Services are at 7 p.m. night- PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN will meet Tuesday ly. Tazewell Church of Christ is located at 1605 SEPTEMBER 23, 24 Tazewell Rd, Tazewell, Tenn. HUGE YARD SALE for mission trip to Brazil Oct. 18, at 4 p.m. in The First Presbyterian Church will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 23 and parlor. After the business meeting, Lesson 2 from SEPTEMBER 22, 29 24 at 402 Englewood Rd, Middlesboro. A little the study book “Confessing the Beatitudes” will be GRIEFSHARE, a support group for those who bit of everything, furniture, clothing, wedding discussed. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

SEPTEMBER 20 lowing the discussion. ADIVISORY BOARD will meet at noon Thurs- SUPPORT GROUP for CANCER patients and day, Sept. 22, at the school. MIDDLESBORO FAMILY RESOURCE their families will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday in the CENTER ADVISORY BOARD will meet at 12 SEPTEMBER 22, 29 noon Tuesday, Sept. 20, at East End Intermediate cafeteria at Claiborne County Hospital. For more School. This is an open meeting. information call Linda Mallicoat at 423-626- WEIGHT CONSCIOUS SUPPORT GROUP LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL CLINIC & 5763, or Lucy Greer at 423-626-3024. meets each Thursday at the Bell Co. Volunteer Fire MISSION is open Tuesdays and Thursdays (mission BELL CENTRAL SCOOL CENTER FRYSC Dept. Headquarters on Hwy. 119. Weigh in begins at 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and (clinic 10 a.m. to) 2 p.m. Parent Advisory Council meeting will be held on 5:30 p.m. and the meeting at 6 p.m. $1 donation will Thursday, Sept. 22 at 9 a.m. in the Resource Center. be appreciated t o help BCVFD with housekeeping SEPTEMBER 20-23 BELL CENTRAL SCOOL CENTER “Meet and costs. ST. JULIAN PARISH SCHOOL will be selling Greet” Parent Workshop will be held on Thursday, SEPTEMBER 23 Fall mums Sept. 20-23 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 22, at 12 p.m. in the Resource Center. Yellow, orange, white, pink and red mums in 8-inch BELL CENTRAL SCOOL CENTER’s Parent ANNUAL COMMUNITY FISH FRY, hosted by pots will be sold for $6 each. No orders will be taken Volunteer Training will be held on Thursday, Mtn. View Nursing & Rehab Center, will be held by phone, mums will be sold on a first come first Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. in the Resource Center. Friday, Sept. 23, from 5-7 p.m. Drop by for some serve basis. For more information call the Parish MIDDLESBORO MIDDLE SCHOOL YSC free food and drinks, good music, and door prizes Office at 248-8309. SEPTEMBER 21 -JQU 5WTYJHY >TZW -TRJ FSI +FRNQ^ TAZEWELL SENIOR CENTER will hold a cov- & MTRJ NX GZWLQFWN_JI J[JW^  XJHTSIX ITSvY QJY ^TZWX GJ YMJ SJ]Y" ered dish luncheon Wednesday, Sept. 21. BURIED LIFELINE SUPPORT GROUPS meet each Tues- day at 6 p.m. at the Lighthouse Mission Center, FREE Home Security System! Hwy. 119. Lifeline Support Groups are for those inCREDIT facing life controlling issues. $ DIVORCE CARE, a weekly support group and 850 Value! At no cost to you for parts and activation with only a $99 installation fee CARD seminar conducted by people who understand the and the purchase of alarm monitoring services. Terms & Conditions below. DEBT? pain of separation and/or divorce, is held each Tues- day at 7 p.m. at Pump Springs Baptist Church. 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Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 212 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] S P O R T S Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Saturday’s Cards beat Cats 24-17 loss hurts BY BETH RUCKER UK’s hopes AP Sports Writer LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky coach Joker for winning Phillips doesn’t care if the offense appears one- dimensional, as long as the season part that’s working is the LEXINGTON, Ky. run game. — For the football That wasn’t the case in Wildcats, the road to the Wildcats’ 24-17 loss to a winning campaign Louisville on Saturday has gotten much night. Kentucky had 255 bumpier. yards passing but the Wild- That’s because UK cats were outrun by the did not win last Satur- Cardinals 181 yards to 35. day night’s key “I would have much matchup against a rather ran the ball for 255 very young Louisville yards and threw the ball for The Sports club, a rebuilding 35 yards,” Phillips said. Zone team which was “Running the ball is the key ——— tabbed to finish last in to winning games. You By Jamie H. the Big East Confer- look at them, they ran the Vaught ence, according to ball for 181 yards, they had zero turnovers — that’s the Athlon Sports’ pre- RAY WELCH/Daily News season magazine. difference.” Kentucky receiver La’Rod King hauls in a touchdown pass from Morgan Newton The Wildcats missed a In addition, according to Phil late in the second quarter of Saturday’s 24-17 loss to Louisville. Steele’s pre-season publication, U of L chance to extend their win- also ranked 119th (out of 120) in ning streak against the Car- really helps the young kids Louisville 7 7 3 7— 24 — —— returning experience in the country. dinals to five games and a that we’re playing with.” Kentucky 3 7 0 7— 17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Louisville, Do.Brown It was certainly a very winnable chance to gain some Louisville coach Charlie Ky — FG McIntosh 20 contest for the second-year coach momentum before facing Lou — A.Smith 38 pass from Stein 14-91, Wright 7-51, Anderson 8-41, Strong, who jumped glee- (Philpott kick) Stein 3-4, Team 3-(minus 2), Joker Phillips and his Cats, but the Florida, LSU and South fully around on the side- Lou — Parker 25 pass from Bridgewater 5-(minus 4). Kentucky, Cardinals came out on top with a sur- Carolina — all teams cur- lines as the clock wound Bridgewater (Philpott kick) Williams 6-29, Clemons 12-28, prising 24-17 victory before a crowd Ky — King 15 pass from Newton Newton 14-(minus 22). rently in the Top 25 — in down, had said earlier in (McIntosh kick) PASSING — Louisville, of 68,170 and an ESPNU cable TV the next three weeks. the week that his team Lou — FG Philpott 20 Bridgewater 10-18-0-106, Stein 2-4- audience. Phillips thinks the lacked the confidence Lou — Bellamy 25 pass from 0-40. So Kentucky now has a tougher path atmosphere of the annual needed to be a good team Bridgewater (Philpott kick) Kentucky, Newton 27-41-0-255, Ky — Fields 2 pass from Newton Team 0-1-0-0. down the road because of its brutal Governor’s Cup meeting and that the Cardinals had (McIntosh kick) RECEIVING — Louisville, Bellamy SEC schedule and UK, now 2-1, does- will still help, though. been overshadowed by Lou Ky 4-60, Anderson 2-7, Harris 2-7, First downs 18 21 A.Smith 1-38, Parker 1-25, n’t have a lot of winnable games left. “It’s still a long season,” Kentucky’s accomplish- Rushes-yards 40-181 32-35 Chichester 1-5, E.Rogers 1-4. Looking ahead, Kentucky’s beatable he said. “We’re only three ments in recent years. Passing 146 255 opponents, in my opinion, are now Comp-Att-Int 12-22-0 27-42-0 Kentucky, King 7-84, Fields 7-57, games into it, and it’s good Strong and Phillips are Return Yards 0 0 Melillo 3-40, Williams 3-15, Jacksonville State, Mississippi State, that a lot of these young both in their second year as Punts-Avg. 7-34.4 7-36.0 D.Robinson 3-1, Clemons 2-40, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt, but that’s def- players were in a game like head coach of their respec- Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 Adams 1-12, T.Robinson 1-6. initely no cakewalk, either. Penalties-Yards 9-83 4-25 ——— this, which is an SEC tive programs. Possession 30:16 29:44 A — 68,170 Look at Vandy, which dominated atmosphere. I think that • See UK, page 9 Ole Miss with a convincing 30-7 win in Nashville over the weekend. It’s obvious UK really needed to defeat Louisville to have a decent Vols lose Hunter, then game at Florida BY MARK LONG chance for a nice or respectable cam- Bray completed 26 of 48 passes for Tennessee 0 7 6 10 — 23 AP Sports Writer paign. The deflating loss to U of L will 288 yards, with three touchdowns and Florida 10 6 14 3 — 33 force the Cats to pull a surprise or two two interceptions. He also was sacked First Quarter to make up. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — three times and hit way more often. Fla — T.Burton 1 pass from Brantley (Sturgis Everything changed on Tennessee’s kick), 10:45. Phillips cautioned the season is not Da’Rick Rogers, the other half of Fla — FG Sturgis 28, 1:10. first passing play. over with nine games remaining, Tennessee’s receiving duo, caught five Second Quarter Leading receiver Justin Hunter land- Fla — FG Sturgis 30, 11:57. including eight SEC foes. passes for 62 yards and a score. Bray ed awkwardly on his left knee while Fla — FG Sturgis 46, 8:31. “We’ve got a chance,” he said in a also connected with running back Mar- Tenn — Lane 8 pass from Bray (Palardy kick), making a 12-yard reception, dropped to 1:43. post-game press conference. “It’s still a lin Lane and tight end Mychak Rivera the ground and rolled around in pain. Third Quarter long season. We’re only three games Fla — T.Burton 1 run (Sturgis kick), 11:41. He walked off the field, but ended up in for scores. into it, and it’s good that a lot of these The Gators scored on their first four Fla — Rainey 83 pass from Brantley (Sturgis young players were in a game like this, the locker room and out of the game. kick), 8:08. Tests Sunday showed Hunter has a possessions, possibly taking advantage Tenn — D.Rogers 14 pass from Bray (pass which is an SEC atmosphere. I think of Tennessee’s injury daze and led 16-0. failed), 4:25. that really helps the young kids that torn anterior cruciate ligament and will Fourth Quarter need season-ending surgery. Chris Rainey did much of the dam- Tenn — FG Palardy 20, 13:33. we’re playing with. We’ll go to work Fla — FG Sturgis 42, 7:19. Hunter’s injury may have been the age. tomorrow (Sunday) and get ready for He finished with 233 total yards, Tenn — Rivera 18 pass from Bray (Palardy kick), our SEC opener (against Florida).” biggest setback in a 33-23 loss at No. 16 4:46. Florida on Saturday. It altered Ten- including an 83-yard touchdown catch, A — 90,744. In the past five seasons, Kentucky as Florida extended two decades of nessee’s game plan and seemingly Tenn Fla has won at least six games or more, dominance in the series. earning a bowl trip each time. The affected players more than they would First downs 23 17 acknowledge. Rainey had 108 yards rushing, 104 Rushes-yards 21-(-9) 40-134 2005 campaign, which was coach Rich yards receiving and blocked a punt that Passing 288 213 Brooks’ third year at UK, was the last “It was clear that it was a break in Comp-Att-Int 26-48-2 14-23-0 led to a field goal. His touchdown pret- Return Yards 13 21 time the Wildcats had posted less than your spirit when you saw it happen,” ty much sealed it, allowing the Gators Punts-Avg. 4-42.8 4-38.5 six victories. That club finished with a Vol coach Derek Dooley said. “The Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 to get their 16th win in 22 meetings 3-8 mark. whole team saw it happen. You have to Penalties-Yards 10-94 16-150 In November, we’ll know what kind move on. I could tell when he went since the Eastern Division teams started Time of Possession 29:17 30:43 playing annually in 1990. of season Kentucky has and it may not down that it had an effect on our team. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS be very pretty. It is an effect and you have to come out Rainey proved again to be the team’s RUSHING — Tennessee, Poole 9-18, Lane 5-9, most valuable player. And he did it with Team 1-(minus 13), Bray 6-(minus 23). Florida, * * * of it and play out of it because it is part Rainey 21-108, Demps 10-48, T.Burton 4-3, Team Against U of L, Kentucky’s Morgan of the game. Florida legend and Pro Football Hall of 2-(minus 3), Brantley 3-(minus 22). Newton showed some flashes of great- “It is very unfortunate, but that is the Fame running back Emmitt Smith PASSING — Tennessee, Bray 26-48-2-288. roaming the sideline. Florida, Brantley 14-23-0-213. ness like when the junior QB was a way it is.” RECEIVING — Tennessee, Arnett 8-59, Rivera four-star recruit at Carmel High School Hunter entered the game leading the Rainey became the first Florida 5-71, D.Rogers 5-62, Z.Rogers 2-34, Lane 2-26, player since Percy Harvin in 2007 to Hunter 1-12, Milton 1-12, Dallas 1-6, Poole 1-6. in Indiana. Southeastern Conference in receiving Florida, T.Burton 4-38, Demps 4-37, Rainey 2- Despite being sacked six times and and ranking 10th nationally. He had have 100 yards rushing and 100 yards 104, Thompson 2-26, Christian 1-7, Dunbar 1-1. his team’s lack of rushing attack, the 6- topped 100 yards receiving in three of receiving in the same game. 4, 235-pound Newton hit 27 of 41 his last six games, and had scored “Rainey is a special athlete,” quar- passes for season- and career-highs 255 touchdowns in six of his last seven. terback John Brantley said. “He’s really using a couple open-field moves to out- yards and two TDs. Fourteen of the With him, Tennessee (2-1, 0-1 SEC) grown up. He deserves all this he’s run everyone to the end zone. It put passes completed went to Wildcat had hoped to attack Florida’s inexperi- doing.” Florida ahead 30-13. receivers La’Rod King and E. J. Fields. enced secondary. Without him, the Rainey also returned three punts for The score and the Volunteers’ inept Phillips said that Newton “fights, he offense stumbled much of the after- 21 yards, giving him 563 all-purpose running game — they had 3 yards rush- scratches, he claws, he does some noon. yards through three games. ing at halftime — made them one- good. But there’s some things that The Volunteers finished with 279 Rainey’s most important contribu- dimensional for the rest of the game. we’ve got to get cleaned up with Mor- yards, three sacks, two turnovers and a tion came on a short pass from Brantley Bray connected with Lane for an 8- gan.” seventh consecutive loss to the rival in the third quarter. Rainey caught the yard touchdown late in the first half, On Louisville’s defensive pressure, Gators (3-0, 1-0). ball over the middle, turned up field and then found Rogers for a 14-yarder late Newton said, “I felt fine. On a couple “It’s tough losing one of your go-to found no one around him. in the third. It was too little, too late. of the six sacks, I just got to do a better guys as a quarterback,” quarterback “I saw the biggest hole I’ve ever “We didn’t handle the environment job getting rid of the ball. We just got Tyler Bray said. “But hey, we still had seen in my life and I took off,” Rainey very well,” Dooley said. “And when to do better.” all three quarters to come back and said. Justin went down, we didn’t respond * * * make plays, which we failed to do.” He made it look easy from there, well emotionally.” Phillips was disappointed with his team’s offensive line performance as Stewart opens Chase with first victory of season the Wildcats couldn’t find the running holes, gaining only 35 yards in 32 car- JOLIET, Ill. (AP) — Tony Stewart rain washed out the opening round of was plagued Chase Standings ries for a paltry average of 1.1. took himself out of title contention the 10-race Chase — by flawlessly with a migraine 1. K.Harvick, 2,054 2. T.Stewart, 2,047 “Well, I mean, when you run the ball before the opening race of the Chase conserving fuel to the finish. The vic- headache all 3. C.Edwards, 2,044 for 35 yards, it’s not good enough, and for the Sprint Cup championship. tory, his 40th career win in the Cup day Sunday, 4. Ku.Busch, 2,043 5. D.Earnhardt Jr., 2,041 we gave up six sacks,” said the mentor. A topsy-turvy season led the two- Series, tied him with Mark Martin for seemed sub- 6. R.Newman, 2,040 “I’m not saying they were all on the time NASCAR champion to cross his 16th on the all-time wins list. dued in his vic- 7. Bra.Keselowski, 2,040 offensive line, but still not good name off the list of drivers he More importantly, it vaulted him tory celebra- 8. J.Johnson, 2,038 9. Ky.Busch, 2,035 enough. So it would be crazy for me to believes are legitimate title con- from ninth in the standings to second, tion. He’s had, 10. M.Kenseth, 2,030 sit here and say they played good tenders, and nothing he did on track and he trails leader Kevin Harvick by by his own 11. J.Gordon, 2,029 enough to win.” at Chicagoland Speedway changed a mere seven points. admission, “a 12. D.Hamlin, 2,013. During the pre-season talk, the his mind. “One day doesn’t change the rough year,” offensive line was supposed to be a That includes winning. whole season,” he said. and it was just last month when he major strength for Kentucky. Stewart picked up his first win of Stewart, who likely benefited the said the No. 14 team didn’t even • See VAUGHT, page 9 the season Monday — a day after most from the rain out because he deserve a spot in the Chase.

PAGE 8 THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY |SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 SCOREBOARD 3. Belfry (2) 4-0 159 3 Class 6A 18. South Florida 3-0 496 20 N ATIONAL CONFERENCE KY. PREP FOOTBALL POLLS 4. Breathitt Co. (2) 5-0 139 4 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs 19. Texas 3-0 402 23 East 5. Paducah Tilghman 3-2 100 5 1 . Lou. Trinity (17) 4-0 170 1 20. TCU 2-1 273 23 W L T Pct PF PA The Associated Press' Top 10 teams in 6. Trigg Co. 4-0 77 6 2. Lou. DuPont Manual 4-0 162 2 21. Clemson 3-0 272 — Washington 2 0 0 1.000 50 35 each of Kentucky’s six classifications as 7. Edmonson Co. 5-0 67 7 3. Scott Co. 5-0 153 3 22. Michigan 3-0 266 — Dallas 1 1 0 .500 51 51 selected by Kentucky AP-member sports- 8. Wayne Co. 5-0 54 8 4. Lou. St. Xavier (2) 2-3 118 4 23. Southern Cal 3-0 260 — writers and broadcasters: Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 62 48 9. Fort Campbell 2-3 32 9 5. Lou. Butler 3-1 86 7 24. Illinois 3-0 106 — N.Y. Giants 1 1 0 .500 42 44 10. Powell Co. 4-0 29 10 6. Lou. Eastern 4-1 84 6 25. Georgia Tech 3-0 59 — Class 1A South 7. Pleasure Ridge Park 4-1 76 8 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs Others receiving votes: 11, Garrard Co. Others receiving votes: Michigan St. WL T Pct PF PA 8. Boone Co. 4-1 66 9 1. Mayfield (19) 5-0 190 1 12. 12, Hart Co. 11. 12, Corbin 11. 14, 42, Auburn 29, Houston 25, Miami 23, New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 64 55 9. Ryle 2-2 44 5 2. Beechwood 3-1 156 2 Russell 5. 14, Pike Co. Central 5. Iowa St. 19, Utah 19, Ohio St. 16, Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 47 61 10. Lex. Lafayette 3-2 37 10 3. Lou. Holy Cross 4-1 139 3 — —— Maryland 15, Mississippi St. 14, Missouri Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 44 47 4. Fairview 4-0 127 4 Class 4A Others receiving votes: 11, Lex. Bryan 10, Arizona St. 9, Notre Dame 8, San Carolina 0 2 0 .000 44 58 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs 5. Hazard 2-1 118 6 Station 17. 12, Central Hardin 12. 13, Diego St. 8, Vanderbilt 8, Georgia 7, FIU North 1. Highlands (19) 4-0 190 1 6. Pikeville 4-1 98 5 Marshall Co. 8. 14, Lou. Male 7. 15, Meade 4, California 3, Navy 3, North Carolina 2, W L T Pct PF PA 2. Lex. Catholic 4-1 153 2 7. Harlan 3-1 77 7 Co. 4. Tennessee 2. Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 72 57 8. Ky. Country Day 4-1 50 10 2. Cov. Catholic 4-1 153 3 4. Boyle Co. 3-2 117 4 Detroit 2 0 0 1.000 75 23 9. Frankfort 2-3 27 9 COLLEGE FOOTBALL NFL GLANCE Chicago 1 1 0 .500 43 42 10. Eminence 4-0 20 — 5. Rockcastle Co. 5-0 108 6 6. Johnson Central 4-1 78 7 Minnesota 0 2 0 .000 37 48 APTOP25 AMERICAN CONFERENCE West Others receiving votes: 11, Raceland 15. 7. Russell Co. 5-0 54 9 The Top 25 teams in The Associated East WL T Pct PF PA 11, Nicholas Co. 15. 13, Williamsburg 7. 14, 8. Knox Central 4-1 45 8 Press college football poll, with first-place W L T Pct PF PA San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 57 44 Russellville 3. 14, Bracken Co. 3. 9. Lou. Western 2-2 38 5 votes in parentheses, records through Sept. New England 2 0 0 1.000 73 45 ——— 10. Ashland Blazer 4-1 27 — Arizona 1 1 0 .500 49 43 17, total points based on 25 points for a Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 79 42 Class 2A St. Louis 0 2 0 .000 29 59 Others receiving votes: 11, Franklin- first-place vote through one point for a 25th- N.Y. Jets 2 0 0 1.000 59 27 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs Seattle 0 2 0 .000 17 57 Simpson 19. 12, Lone Oak 18. 13, Rowan place vote, and previous ranking: Miami 0 2 0 .000 37 61 1. Newport Cent. Cath.(19)4-0 190 1 — — — Co. 17. 14, Madisonville-North Hopkins 14. 2. Owensboro Catholic 4-0 153 2 South Sunday's Games 15, North Oldham 11. 16, Warren East 2. 3. Glasgow 5-0 145 4 Rec Pts Pvs W L T Pct PF PA New Orleans 30, Chicago 13 —— — 4. Danville 4-1 122 5 1. Oklahoma (37) 2-0 1,471 1 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 57 20 Tennessee 26, Baltimore 13 Class 5A 5. Somerset 3-1 98 3 2. LSU (14) 3-0 1,424 3 Jacksonville 1 1 0 .500 19 46 Tampa Bay 24, Minnesota 20 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs 3. Alabama (7) 3-0 1,402 2 Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 40 29 6. Bardstown 4-0 91 6 Detroit 48, Kansas City 3 1. Bowling Green (17) 5-0 187 1 7. Murray 4-1 53 8 4. Boise St. (2) 2-0 1,309 4 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 26 61 2. John Hardin (1) 4-0 166 2 N.Y. Jets 32, Jacksonville 3 8. Prestonsburg 3-2 49 9 5. Stanford 3-0 1,212 6 North 3. Christian Co. 5-0 142 3 Buffalo 38, Oakland 35 9. Green Co. 4-1 45 10 6. Wisconsin 3-0 1,170 7 W L T Pct PF PA 4. Warren Central 5-0 131 4 Washington 22, Arizona 21 10. Lou. DeSales 1-3 40 7 7. Oklahoma St. 3-0 1,092 8 Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 48 33 5. Franklin Co. 5-0 93 6 8. Texas A&M 2-0 1,043 9 Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 49 41 Pittsburgh 24, Seattle 0 Green Bay 30, Carolina 23 Others receiving votes: 11, Butler Co. 16. 6. Harlan Co. (1) 4-0 89 5 9. Nebraska 3-0 911 11 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 44 46 Cleveland 27, Indianapolis 19 12, Cov. Holy Cross 14. 13, Carroll Co. 10. 7. Perry Co. Central 5-0 86 7 10. Oregon 2-1 899 12 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 31 35 14, Betsy Layne 9. 15, Leslie Co. 4. 16, 8. Lou. Jeffersontown 4-0 73 8 11. Florida St. 2-1 896 5 West Dallas 27, San Francisco 24, OT Owen Co. 3. 17, Washington Co. 2. 9. Anderson Co. 3-1 23 9 12. South Carolina 3-0 891 10 WL T Pct PF PA Denver 24, Cincinnati 22 — —— 10. Woodford Co. 4-0 19 10 13. Virginia Tech 3-0 830 13 Oakland 1 1 0 .500 58 58 Houston 23, Miami 13 Class 3A Others receiving votes: 11, Ohio Co. 10. 14. Arkansas 3-0 781 14 San Diego 1 1 0 .500 45 52 New England 35, San Diego 21 Rnk-School (FPV) Rec Pts Pvs 12, Conner 9. 13, East Jessamine 8. 14, 15. Florida 3-0 669 16 Denver 1 1 0 .500 44 45 Atlanta 35, Philadelphia 31 1. Lou. Central (12) 4-1 176 1 Pulaski Co. 5. 15, North Hardin 3. 16. West Virginia 3-0 579 18 Kansas City 0 2 0 .000 10 89 Monday's Game 2. Bell Co. (3) 3-1 166 2 —— — 17. Baylor 2-0 521 19 — —— N.Y. Giants 28, St. Louis 16

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going anywhere this in Lexington and helping Green Bay to a Vaught fall, it has to produce a beyond. season-opening win good running game. It’s going to be inter- over New Orleans. Continued from page 7 “Running the ball is esting to see how many the key to winning fans will show up at Here’s what Phillips “Well, we all said had to comment about that,” Phillips said. games,” he said. Commonwealth this Cobb’s record-tying “We did return four *** Saturday night. Even Since the Common- though the 15th-ranked starters and a guy who 108-yard TD return on wealth Stadium’s seat- Gators are an attrac- had started some Twitter: ing capacity was tive, glamour oppo- “One game for Ran- games, so we — it’s expanded in 1999, the nent, the Wildcats not just me — all said Saturday’s game atten- could be lucky to crack dall Cobb, one NFL that. It hasn’t hap- dance marked the first the 60,000-mark as record. That sounds pened. I don’t blame it time in the UK-U of L some season-ticket about right.” on injuries and all series that less than holders may stay home those things, or I don’t Jamie H. Vaught, whose 70,000 spectators were and watch the game on syndicated sports column blame it on having on hand. After the sta- ESPN. played together. We’ve dium expansion, all of *** currently appears in just got to get better.” UK’s previous home Phillips got some Kentucky newspapers, is By the way, the team games against the Car- national attention with the author of four books that has rushed for the dinals had drawn over ex-Wildcat star Randall about UK basketball. He is most yards in the heat- 70,000 fans, with the Cobb’s impressive ed series has won the 2009 contest having the NFL debut. currently a professor at Governor’s Cup 16 largest crowd at On its Page 3.0 sec- Southeast Kentucky straight times as the 70,988. tion, the current edition Community and Technical Photo by Jamie H. Vaught A disappointed quarterback Morgan Newton of Cardinals outrushed Not surprisingly, of USA Today’s Sports College in Middlesboro Kentucky (181 to 35 after the disappointing Weekly (Sept. 14-20) Kentucky listened to a reporter's question during and can be reached by e- yards) Saturday. loss, there is much published Phillips’ the post-game news conference after his team's Phillips understands more grumbling among tweet about Cobb, who mail at 24-17 setback to arch-rival Louisville Saturday that if his squad is the Kentucky fan base scored two TDs in [email protected]. night.

The Cardinals out- 100 LEGALS 100 LEGALS gained the Wildcats on UK the ground 181 yards to NOTICE OF BOND RELEASE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE Continued from page 7 35, led by Brown’s 91 Pursuant to Application Number 807-0292, Renewal yards on 14 carries. In accordance with the provisions of KRS 350.055, notice is Louisville (2-1) is PURSUANT TO APPLICATION NUMBER 607-5005 hereby given that Jamieson Construction Company, 30 Jamie- “Anytime you don’t son Lane, London, Kentucky 40744, has applied for renewal of among the youngest 1) In accordance with KRS 350.093, notice is hereby given that have that running game Bell County Coal Corporation, 6340 W Cumberland Ave., Mid- a permit for an existing surface coal mining and reclamation op- teams in the nation after dlesboro, Kentucky, 40965, has applied for Phase III bond re- eration affecting 471.5 acres located 0.8 mile northeast of Var- going, it makes you seem illa, KY in Bell County. losing 25 seniors from lease on permit number 607-5005 which was last issued on a little one-dimensional,” 05/24/2011. The applicationclass covers an area of approximately jumpThe proposed renewal is located approximately 1.0 mile east last year’s team, the only from Industrial Park Road's junction with US Route 119 and lo- Newton said. “That’s 3561.00 acres of which 3540.00 acres overlying underground Cardinals squad to go to a workings and 21.00 acres surface. The operation is located 2.4 cated 0.5 mile west of Brownies Creek. something we cannot be, miles northwest of Edgewood in Bell County. The operation is located on the Varilla and Balkan U.S.G.S. 7 bowl game in five sea- 1/2 minute quadrangle maps. The surface area to be affected is especially with the teams 2) The permit area is approximately 1.9 miles North from KY sons. Strong’s team got a 74's junction with Hignite Hollow Road and located 0.01 miles owned by Pine Mountain Regional Industrial Development Authority, Asher Land and Mineral, LLLP, William North and Ew- shot of confidence against we play. We have to be west of Hignite Creek. The operation is located on the Kayjay o ell Hoskins and will underlie land owned by Pine Mountain Re- the Wildcats from several efficient running the ball, U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute quadrangle map. The latitude is 36 38'17" gional Industrial Development Authority, Asher Land and Min- o young players. and we have to be effi- N. The longitude is 83 48'43" W. eral, LLLP, William North and Ewell Hoskins. cient passing it.” 3) The total surety bond currently in effect for increment number The renewal application has been filed for public inspection at True freshman Teddy 1 is $34,400.00 of which approximately 100% is to be included in the Department for Natural Resources Middlesboro Regional Bridgewater took over Bridgewater, who had this application for Phase III release. Office, 1804 E. Cumberland Avenue, Middlesboro, Kentucky only played on two drives 4) Reclamation work completed July 2000 includes backfilling 40965. Written comments, objections or requests for a permit early in the second quar- grading, seeding, and mulching. conference must be filed with the Director of the Division of Mine ter after Will Stein left the in Louisville’s first two 5) Written comments, objections, and request for a public hear- Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow Complex, U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, games, finished 10-of-18 ing or informal conference must be filed with the cabinet at; Di- Kentucky 40601. field with a shoulder rector of the Division of Field Services, #2 Hudson Hollow Com- injury. Bridgewater threw for 106 yards. He found rd NOTICE OF SALE his rhythm in the air after plex Frankfort, Kentucky, 40601, by November 3 , 2011. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY a 25-yard touchdown pass 6) A public hearing on the application has been scheduled for 44TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT to Josh Bellamy to give competing four passes to November 4th, 2011 at 9:00 am at the Department for Natural BELL CIRCUIT COURT four different receivers on Resources Middlesboro Regional Office, 1804 Cumberland Ave- CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00135 the Cardinals a 24-10 lead nue, Middlesboro, KY 40965. The hearing will be cancelled if no FIRST STATE FINANCIAL, INC., PLAINTIFF, with 11:15 left in the the Cardinals’ last drive request for a hearing or informal conference is received by No- VS. of the first half. The final rd JOHN RANDOLPH BALL; COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, game. vember 3 , 2011. COUNTY OF BELL; CITY OF MIDDLESBORO, KENTUCKY; Kentucky (2-1) pass was a 25-yard toss to NOTICE OF SALE MIDDLESBORO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS; TAX EASE LIEN IN- another true freshman, COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY VESTMENTS 1, LLC (d/b/a TAX EASE); JAMOS CAPITAL, LLC; answered with a 2-yard 44TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT and THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN RANDOLPH BALL, DE- touchdown pass from DeVante Parker, to give BELL CIRCUIT COURT FENDANTS Morgan Newton to E.J. the Cardinals a 14-3 lead CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00110 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Master Commis- with 1:16 to go before KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF, sioner will on October 6, 2011 at 10:00 a.m., at the Bell County Fields with 4:56 left to cut VS. Courthouse door facing the Post Office, in Pineville, Kentucky, the margin to 24-17. halftime. ANGELA L. TAYLOR, DEFENDANTS. offer for sale at public auction and outcry to the highest and best Kentucky had strug- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Master Commis- bidder, viz: Louisville went three- sioner will on September 29, 2011 at 10:15 a.m., at the Bell 109 Cherry Street, Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965. and-out on the next drive, gled offensively ever County Courthouse door facing the Post Office, in Pineville, Ken- Situated in Bingham Addition to the City of Middlesboro, Bell since Craig McIntosh tucky, offer for sale at public auction and outcry to the highest County, Kentucky. More particularly described as follows: Lots A but Newton, who was and best bidder, viz: and Number One (1) and Two (2), Block One Hundred Five under pressure by the kicked a 20-yard field th (105) as shown on map of Bingham's Addition to the City of Mid- goal on the opening drive, 205 S. 29 Street, Middlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky 40965. dlesboro on file in the Bell County Court Clerk's Office. Cardinals’ defense for Tract No. 1, Lying and being in the Southeast Section of Mid- Being the same property acquired by John Randolph Ball and much of the second half, but the Wildcats came to dlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky, Block Southeast 102 and being Teresa L. Ball, his wife, from Louise W. Ball Hearn, et vir., et al., life with their hurry-up the South Seventy (70) feet of Lots Numbers One (1), Two (2), by Deed dated June 11, 1993, of record on June 13, 1993, in overthrew La’Rod King Three (3) and Four (4), and shown by plat of said city on file in Deed Book 273, page 343, Bell County Court Clerk's Office. Also on fourth-and-6 at the offense. Newton capped the Office of the Bell County Court Clerk's at Pineville, Kentucky. being the same property in which John Randolph Ball acquired an 80-yard drive with a Being the same property conveyed to Angela L. Taylor, a single the right, title, and interest of Teresa L. Ball by Quitclaim Deed Louisville 18, ending the person by deed dated July 18, 2011 of record in Deed Book 307, dated May 24, 2002, and of record in Deed Book 312, page 44, Wildcats’ hopes for a 15-yard touchdown pass Page 816, in the office of the Clerk of Bell County, Kentucky. Bell County Court Clerk's Office. comeback. It marked the to King with 10 seconds The property is being sold for the purpose of: The property is being sold for the purpose of: 1. Paying the costs of the action. 1. Paying the costs of the action. end of Kentucky’s 18- left before halftime to cut 2. To satisfy an in rem judgment in favor of the plaintiff against 2. To satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the de- game winning streak Louisville’s lead to 14-10. the property interests of the defendant in the principal sum of fendant in the principal sum of $38,959.43, plus interest, costs The Cardinals fol- $52,255.97, plus interest, costs and fees. and fees. against nonconference 3. The property shall be sold to the highest bidder on terms of 3. The property shall be sold to the highest bidder on terms of opponents at home, dat- lowed McIntosh’s early ten percent (10%) of the purchase price to be paid at the time of ten percent (10%) of the purchase price to be paid at the time of field goal by going three the sale with the balance to be paid within ninety (90) days. Any the sale with the balance to be paid within sixty (60) days. Any ing back to 2005. purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, with surety purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, with surety Newton was 27 for 41 and out twice in a row thereon, to be approved by the Master Commissioner to secure thereon, to be approved by the Master Commissioner to secure against a Kentucky the unpaid portion of the purchase price, with the bond to bear the unpaid portion of the purchase price, with the bond to bear for 255 yards, and King interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum from date interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum from date caught seven passes for defense that had only of sale until paid. The bond shall have the same force and effect of sale until paid. The bond shall have the same force and effect 84 yards, but Kentucky allowed 16 points total in as a Judgment and shall remain and be a lien on the real prop- as a Judgment and shall remain and be a lien on the real prop- erty until paid. erty until paid. couldn’t match Louisville its previous two games. 4. Pursuant to local rules of court, the purchaser shall be re- 4. Pursuant to local rules of court, the purchaser shall be re- on the ground. Newton Stein managed to quired to assume and pay all taxes or assessments upon the quired to assume and pay all taxes or assessments upon the inject some energy before property for the current tax year and all subsequent years. All property for the current tax year and all subsequent years. All was sacked six times for a taxes or assessments upon the property for prior years shall be taxes or assessments upon the property for prior years shall be loss of 48 yards, negating leaving the game when he paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed, in writing or filed paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed, in writing or filed nearly all the effort by found Andrell Smith at of record, by the purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase of record, by the purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase price. price. CoShik Williams and the corner of the end zone 5. Unless otherwise ordered, the risk of loss for the subject 5. Unless otherwise ordered, the risk of loss for the subject Josh Clemons, who were on a 38-yard scoring property shall pass to the purchaser as of the date of sale. Pos- property shall pass to the purchaser as of the date of sale. Pos- session of the premises shall pass to the purchaser upon pay- session of the premises shall pass to the purchaser upon pay- playing in place of Ray- strike to give Louisville a ment of the purchase price and delivery of deed. ment of the purchase price and delivery of deed. mond Sanders. Sanders 7-3 lead with 2:53 to go in 6. The sale is subject to easements, covenants and restrictions 6. The sale is subject to easements, covenants and restrictions of record, and to any right of redemption which may exist. of record, and to any right of redemption which may exist. underwent surgery Thurs- the first quarter. He left Dated this 7th day of September, 2011 Dated this 2nd day of September, 2011. day to repair a slight car- the game on the first play JEFFERY JEFFERY W. HELTON W. HELTON tilage tear in his right of the Cardinals’ next Bell Circuit knee. drive Bell Circuit Court Master Commissioner Court Master Commissioner

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THE DAILY NEWS |TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 PAGE 12 Middlesboro Daily News accepting entries for Fall Festival Photography Contest

BY BRANDY CALVERT for photo submissions. All of the pho- ing the technical correctness and diffi- any participating sponsors responsible Managing Editor tos submitted in a category other than culty of shot. Composition: the for lost or damaged photographs in the open black & white photo cate- arrangement of subject matter for best and/or frames. MIDDLESBORO — The Cumber- gory should be color photos. The cate- effect. Originality: the eye-catching Photographs may be submitted this land Mountain Fall Festival is set for gories descriptions are as follows: appeal to the greatest number of peo- week, September 19 - September 23 at September 30 through October 2. • People — Any photograph in ple. Relevance: how the photograph’s the Middlesboro Daily News office on The Middlesboro Daily News is which the main subject is a person. subject relates to the category in North 11th Street (behind Food City). partnering with the Cumberland The photo may be posed or candid. which it is judged. Winning photographs will be on dis- Mountain Fall Festival and the Mid- • Landscape — Any photography in Conditions of entry: The Cumber- play at the Cumberland Mountain Fall dlesboro Mall to make the 2011 Cum- which the main subject is scenery. land Mountain Fall Festival Photogra- Festival and then on display at the berland Mountain Fall Festival Pho- This includes sunsets, plants, flowers, phy Competition is open to amateur Middlesboro Mall. In case of rain, tography Contest an exciting venue structures or similar views. photographers of all ages. Print size photographs may be removed from for amateur photographers to get their • Open — No requirement except should be no less than 5 x 7 inches and view during the festival. art into the public’s eye! that the photo does not fit in any other no more than 8 x 10 inches. Prints Photographs must be accompanied Winning photographs will be print- category. must be framed. Frames will not have by an entry form. Entry forms will be ed in the Middlesboro Daily News. • Black & white open — All black an impact on judging. By entering available at the Middlesboro Daily They will also be on display in the & white prints will be judged together photographs into the Cumberland News, at the time photos are submit- harvest tent at the Cumberland Moun- on their artistic impression, quality of Mountain Fall Festival Photography ted for the contest. Each photograph tain Fall Festival, and then at the Mid- photo, creativity and difficulty of shot. Contest, the photographer agrees not must have a separate entry form dlesboro Mall. Judging will be based on the fol- to hold the Festival, the Middlesboro attached to the reverse side. There are four different categories lowing— Photographic quality: mean- Daily News, the Middlesboro Mall or Bell County Public SPOTLIGHT ON 245550 Records BUSINESS CALL 606-248-1010 • TO BE FEATURED ON THIS PAGE PINEVILLE — The indecent exposure and of Pineville, was arrest- following individuals contempt of court. ed on the charge of pub- were recently lodged in Ricky Howard, 21 of lic intoxication with a the Bell County Denten- Pineville, was arrested controlled substance. tion Center: on the charge of assault Josh Smith, 19 of James Brown, 47 of in the fourth degree. 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