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Thursday, March 22, 2012 | 75 cents, 51 cents average home delivery cost WWW.KENTUCKYNEWERA.COM 20 pages, 2 sections | Volume 125, Number 90 | Hopkinsville, Ky. Est. 1869 Man gets 10 years in choking death

“other roles played that night” Defendant says he just wanted and that he was protecting him- self, but consequently, hurt his best friend. Commonwealth’s Attorney his ‘best friend’ to calm down Lynn Pryor said the 10-year sen- tence was not the best-case sce- BY BENJAMIN JOUBERT ment in which he said, “Not a day nario, but considered it an NEW ERA STAFF WRITER goes by that I don’t miss my appropriate resolution to the case. The incident was “tragic for friend.” everyone involved,” Pryor said. Seneca Moore, 33, calls Terry Apologizing to Yocum’s family, Yocum, the man he choked to In late January, Moore took a Moore said that the two had had plea agreement that amended his death during a fight in April, his too much to drink the night of charge from murder to second- “best friend.” Yocum’s death and that he “just degree manslaughter. Moments before a Christian wanted (Yocum) to calm down” During the plea hearing, Pryor Circuit Court judge sentenced so they could talk. said Moore could possibly get a BENJAMIN JOUBERT | KENTUCKY NEW ERA him to 10 years in prison Wednes- In addition, Moore told Judge longer sentence if the case went Seneca Moore and his attorney, Jack Faust, talk to each other during Moore’s sentencing day, Moore read a prepared state- Andrew Self that there were SEE DEATH, PAGE A5 Wednesday afternoon. More of the Martians Judge’s wife, Cissy Atkins, dies from chronic illness BY NICK TABOR and she worked at the Penny- NEW ERA STAFF WRITER royal Mental Health Center for years. More recently she was a Virginia “Cissy” Atkins, the homemaker, John Atkins said. wife of Circuit Judge John The couple had their 21st an- Atkins, died Wednesday morn- niversary last week. Virginia ing at Jennie Stuart Medical Atkins was stepmother to John Center. Atkins’ daughter, Jill, and John She was 51. was stepfather to her son, She had struggled with a Austin. They had a third child, chronic infection for many Read, together. months, John Atkins said. Her She routinely contributed to immune system effectively shut fundraisers at their church, St. down just before she died at 1:42 John’s United Methodist — for a.m., he said. instance, she arranged baskets She earned a master’s degree for silent auctions — and she from the University of Ten- nessee’s School of Social Work, SEE ATKINS, PAGE A5

Employers scout soldiers at job fair

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Harold Riggins, director of Fort Campbell’s Army Career FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. — and Alumni Program, said More than 100 national and PHOTO SUBMITTED they are expecting 120 em- Construction has begun on a 37-foot-wide flying saucer that will be shown at this year’s Little Green Man Days. local employers will be at Fort ployers to be at Fort Campbell Campbell seeking potential over the next two days in a plained. “That’s when we will recruits among the Army sol- wide range of careers. Some Festival expands have the big solar eclipse. This diers who will soon be leaving employers, like CSX Railroad will be the best location in all military service. and BNSF Railway, have the world to view it.” The two-day job fair at Cole made a commitment to hire Brown added that moving the space and time Park Commons will host na- veterans and others are look- BY DAVID SNOW event’s location gives it three tional and international em- times more space. ing for dependable leaders FOR THE NEW ERA ployers Wednesday and local The entertainment will grow like those coming out of the employers today. Among the as well. American Idol contest- military. Following last year’s success employers attending are Boe- “Our service members have of the Little Green Men Days ant Kayla Nettles, who sang the GRAPHIC SUBMITTED National Anthem at last year’s ing, CSX Railroad, Macy’s, intangible skills like leader- festival, organizers are expand- This is a T-shirt design for this year’s Lit- festival, will return to perform Hemlock, Tennessee Depart- ship, teamwork, integrity and ing the event in more ways than tle Green Men Days. on Aug. 17. A performance by ment of Corrections and HCA. one. ingenuity,” he said. “They are Aron Houdini, “the world’s With planned military diverse, loyal, dependable and The festival in Kelly, which only living Houdini,” will com- budget cuts looming, the Festival organizer and presi- adaptable.” celebrates the anniversary of plete that evening’s entertain- Army plans to reduce its total dent of the Kelly Community Riggins said about 300 to 500 the 1955 UFO sighting by Cecil ment. A two-time Magician of size by 80,000 soldiers over the “Lucky” Sutton, will grow from Organization Inc., Frank troops from Fort Campbell the Year, Houdini is the great- next five years and civilian fed- one day to two days this year — Brown said this year’s expan- leave active duty service each great-nephew of Harry Hou- eral employees and contrac- Aug. 17 and 18 — and will move sion won’t be the end of the dini and has been named month and they are looking from the small field between event’s growth. tors will also be facing job Entertainer of the Year three losses. SEE FAIR, PAGE A5 U.S. 41 and Old Madisonville “We’re going to be moving to- times. Road to a larger area on the east wards 2017, when it’s going to side of Old Madisonville Road. be a four-day event,” he ex- SEE MARTIANS, PAGE A5

INDEX WHO WE ARE: Rachel Daley, 42, Hopkinsville MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 When Rachel Daley was 10 other away from her four kids — www.facebook.com/ ASK AMY A2 growing up in Montevallo, friends and one of whom is now grown kentuckynewera MY ANSWER A2 Ala., about 35 miles south of family — and to strengthen family or follow us on Twitter: LOTTERY A3 Birmingham, her father members, bonds. they camp twitter.com/kentuckynewera LOCAL/STATE A6 worked on NASCAR cars. Since Davey Allison died by He worked with her fa- for a few OPINION A8 crashing his helicopter in vorite driver, Davey Allison. days and 1993, Daley’s favorite driver WEATHER A10 watch the She now lives in Hop- now is Jeff Gordon. TV B4 kinsville because her hus- races. They’ve done this for about COMICS B5 band is stationed at Fort Last chance Campbell. But every October, 16 years, she said. Last year Is there someone you know who deserves CLASSIFIEDS B6 Daley and her brother and sis- they camped for nearly a attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at Girl Scouts wrapping up THATS THE TICKET! B10 ter converge at the racetrack week. 270-887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com. cookie sales. in Talladega, Ala. With nine or It gives her a chance to get We’ll take it from there. NEWS A3 ©2012 Kentucky New Era. All rights reserved. All property A2 Thursday, March 22, 2012 | OBITUARIES | www.kentuckynewera.com rights belong to the Kentucky New Era and no part may be reproduced without prior written consent. Published Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings by the Kentucky New Era, P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, Ky. 42241, 1618 E. Ninth St., Hopkinsville, Ky. 42240. Periodical postage paid at Hopkinsville, Ky. USPS 293-240 ESTABLISHED 1869 Hearing impairment THE PENNYRILE’S DAILY NEWSPAPER Path to a relationship STAFF: Subscription Rates Taylor Wood Hayes Publisher By Carrier Delivery should not cut you Chuck Henderson President & General Manager Eli Pace Editor EZ Pay Monthly $14.00 Jennifer P. Brown Opinion Editor 4 weeks $14.00 starts with just a flirt Chris Hollis Production Manager 12 weeks $40.00 Tony Henson Circulation Director 24 weeks $76.00 off from church Ted Jatczak Sales & Marketing Director Sheryl Ellis Business Manager 48 weeks $150.00 DEAR AMY: I am a 21- I wear clothes that fit and are Joe Wilson Sports Editor 96 weeks $296.00 year-old woman who has attractive. DEAR REV. GRAHAM: My hearing has By Mail In Kentucky never been asked out, gone What is wrong with me? gotten worse as I’ve grown older, and fi- HOW TO CONTACT US: 4 weeks $19.00 Why don’t any guys like me? 270-886-4444 (Switchboard) Fax: 270-887-3222 (17.86 + 1.14 KY sales tax) to a dance, been kissed or nally I’ve just stopped going to church be- Newsroom: 887-3230 Classifieds: 887-3250 12 weeks $52.00 flirted with a guy in my en- — Never Been Kissed at 21 cause I can’t understand what’s being said Circulation: 887-3290 Advertising: 887-3270 ($48.88 + $3.12 KY sales tax) DEAR NBK: If you be- E-mail: [email protected] 24 weeks $99.00 tire life. (in spite of my expensive hearing aids). Is Mailing Address: P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, Ky. 42241 (93.06 + $5.94 KY sales tax) I grew up in lieved what you saw in the God displeased with me for dropping out 48 weeks $180.00 ASK ($169.20 + $10.30 KY sales tax) small towns popular media, you’d think of church? 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In fact, God ANSWER ery by FOOT CARRIER or MOTOR know. volved in a lot knows all our weaknesses, POSTMASTER - Send address changes to ROUTES. Mail subscription rates in- You do not need to remake Kentucky New Era, P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, Ky. 42241 clude the 6% Kentucky Sales Tax of activities, and He sympathizes with Where Applicable. Member Audit Bu- yourself into something The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for and I was per- them. reproduction of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as AP reau of Circulations you’re not, but if you want to news dispatches. fectly happy At the same time, I would attract a guy you should put without a sig- encourage you not to lose yourself out there in a way nificant other. contact with your church AMY you haven’t been. I wasn’t inter- and its ministry. For exam- Men and women are very ested in any DICKINSON n ple, is there a Bible study similar in that both sexes re- of the boys I or women’s group in your spond well to “flirting.” went to high school with. church that you could still WHAT’S NEW? DISCOUNTED I was sure I would find a People are attractive to oth- Maker’s Mark and ers when they are open, in- attend? Does your church BILLY nice guy when I went to col- sponsor other eventsfrom IRS 2011 TAX Jim Beam Candy lege. terested, confident and GRAHAM n friendly. time to time where your PLACE ONE LIQUORS I didn’t. hearing might not be as big a problem? FILING 1040 FORM ACROSS FROM BRADFORD SQUARE After college I moved to a Ask your women friends to 2941 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • 885-1321 Are your church’s services broadcast over big city, and I still haven’t give you feedback about how television or radio or through the Inter- Exemption met anyone or been asked you look and behave when net? You also might speak with your pas- Western Ky. Institute of Plastic, out. you are around guys. amount. The tor or someone on your church’s board Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery I’m wondering what is Are you outgoing and re- about installing a special sound system amount you can wrong with me. ceptive? for the hearing impaired. Dr. George R. Valentini I know of a lot of girls who Do you maximize your best deduct for each In other words, don’t assume that be- are about as attractive as I assets? M.D. FACS cause some of your church’s ministry is exemption has am who have been in several Ask for help and learn to Certified by the American Board Of Plastic Surgery no longer accessible to you, you must relationships. flirt — even a little. increased. It was therefore cut off all contact with your A state-of-the-art facility that I’m tall (5 feet 10 inches Engage in coed activities church and its members. $3,650 for 2010. tall), so that may scare some you enjoy, whether hiking, offers the broadest scope of You need the spiritual encouragement guys away. biking or museum-going. It is $3,700 for Aesthetic Surgery procedures. and emotional support they can give you — I feel like most people, even Practice as you go. 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C, Hopkinsville and your example of perseverance in the my friends, see me as a 2011. See chapter (270) 885-1140 face of your disability could be an inspira- mostly androgynous person SEND QUESTIONS via email to [email protected] or by mail to Ask Amy, Chicago tion to them. 3. and assume that because I’ve Tribune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL For more information: never had a boyfriend, www.irs.gov Need 60611. 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Minuth One sided regular paper My hair is usually neat and ©2012 BY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ©2012 BILLY GRAHAM Certified Public Accountant 1 Martin Lane, Elkton, KY LOCAL/AREA DEATHS n Office: (270)265-0070 Cell: (270)348-4492 885-7667 VIRGINIA “CISSY” ATKINS JAMES ROACH BOBBY THOMAS HAROLD HAILE Virginia “Cissy” Atkins, James “Wayne” Roach, Bobby Thomas, 80, Cadiz, Harold Haile, 64, Prince- 51, South Main Street, died 70, Kirkmansville, died at died at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday, ton, died at 7:20 p.m. Tues- at 1:42 a.m. Wednesday, 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, March March 20, 2012, at St. day, March 20, 2012, at his March 21, 2012, at Jennie 6, 2012, at his home of natu- Thomas Hospital, home following a short ill- Stuart Medical Center fol- ral causes. Nashville, Tenn., of natural ness. lowing a brief illness. Services will be at 1 p.m. causes. Services will be at 1 p.m. 1555 Old Concord Ln., Hopkinsville • 270-886-1411 Arrangements are in- Saturday at United Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Morgan’s Funeral complete at Hughart and Methodist Church, Kirk- Saturday at Goodwin Fu- Home with Randall Phillips Beard Funeral Home in mansville, with Mike Ladd neral Home with the Rev. officiating. Hopkinsville. Ronnie Hooks officiating. Burial will be in Cross NOTICE - FREE HEARING TEST officiating. Burial will be in Roads Cemetery. Visitation will be from FREE digital hearing test will be given to interested Trigg Memorial Acres, Visitation will be from 5 rd MARVIN B. HANCOCK noon until the start of the Cadiz. until 8 p.m. today. participants, ages 50 plus on Tuesday, April 3 service Saturday at the Marvin B. Hancock, 88, Visitation will be A native of Hopkins Testing has been arranged for anyone who Ridgehill Drive, died at church. from 4 until 8 County, he was born Nov. 7, suspects that they are losing their hearing. 12:50 a.m. Wednesday, A native of Uniontown, p.m. Friday at 1927, the son of the late he was born Aug. 7, 1941, If you have noticed that... March 21, 2012, at his home the funeral William and Anna Mae the son of the late Elbert • You can hear, but can’t always understand words following a brief illness. home. Hensley Haile. and Virginia Young Roach. A native He worked as a welder for • You have difficulty hearing conversation Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Flat Lick Cum- He was a machinist and of Cadiz, he was born on the Chrysler Corporation. in noisy situations berland Presbyterian retired in 1984. July 31, 1931, the son of the Survivors include his • You frequently ask people to repeat themselves Church with the Revs. Don He was preceded in death late Preston and Mary wife, Odell Williams Haile; Mathis and Steve by his wife, Linda Kay Bridges Thomas. a son, Randall Haile, Then you may have a hearing loss. Guarneros. Roach, in 2009. He retired from Fort Bloomington, Ind.; three By participating in this free hearing test, your hearing Burial will follow at the Survivors include five Campbell after 30 years of brothers, Edwin Haile, In- questions will be answered and you’ll learn about church. sons, Kevin Roche, Willow service. He served with the dianapolis; Wyndal Haile, new solutions that may help. If you don’t have a Visitation will be from 5 Springs, Ill., John Knox, U.S. Air Force in the Ko- Caldwell County, and hearing loss, we’ll be the first to tell you. until 8 p.m. Friday at the fu- Vincennes, Ind., Jim and rean War. Dwight Haile, Dawson neral home and from 2 p.m. Rob Knox, both of Evans- He was a member of Springs; and two sisters, SAVE $ until the time of the service ville, Ind., and Jeff Caudill, Maple Grove Baptist Sue Haile Sabens, Colum- NOW Saturday at the church. Church. bus, Ga., and Myra Haile Instant Factory800 Rebate Owensville, Ind.; two Factory rebate good on two Beltone digital hearing instruments. Rebate A native of He was preceded in death Baker, Birmingham, Ala. cannot be combined with any other daughters, Danna Herrell, offers, coupons or insurance plans. by a daughter, Darla Jean S t e w a r t Kirkmansville, and Kristi 1102 South Virginia Medical Plaza C o u n t y , Thomas. Hopkinsville, Kentucky Dr. David H. Levy, Au.D. Henderson, Boonville, Ind.; SARAH ANN HARPER HANVY For Appointments (888) 645-4467 Board Certified - H.I.S. Tenn., he Survivors include his Expires April 3, 2012 38 Years was born 19 grandchildren and nine wife, Eunice Thomas; a Sarah Ann Harper Hanvy, Feb. 9, 1924, the son of the great-grandchildren. daughter, Pam Metts, Cadiz; 76, Princeton, died at 1:40 late Melvin and Elsie a sister, Nina Alderson, p.m. Tuesday, March 20, Brown Hancock. Cadiz; and two grandchil- 2012, at Princeton Health He had been a U.S. civil dren. and Rehab Center following CAROLYN STOKES a short illness. service employee for 33 Cora Carolyn Stokes, 73, years. There will be a service at Gracey, died at 11:17 p.m. 2:30 p.m. today at Morgan’s He was a member of Flat JANNIE MAE JOHNSON Funeral Home, Princeton, Lick Cumberland Presbyte- Monday, March 19, 2012, at YTD YTD Jannie Mae Johnson, 65, with the Revs. A.B. Ortt and Name Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg rian Church, where he Jennie Stuart Medical Cen- AT&T Inc NY 1.76 5.5 48 31.79 +.14 +5.1 IBM NY 3.00 1.5 16 204.25 -1.47 +11.1 Wooldridge Road, died at Jerry Holeman officiating. served as an elder. ter of natural causes. AbtLab NY 2.04 3.4 18 60.40 +.18 +7.4 IntPap NY 1.05 3.0 11 35.30 -.14 +19.3 Services will be at 11 a.m. 12:38 a.m. Thursday, March Burial will be in Cedar AlcatelLuc NY ...... 2.43 -.04 +55.8 JPMorgCh NY 1.20 2.6 10 45.38 +.38 +36.5 He had served in the U.S. 15, 2012, at her home of nat- Alcoa NY .12 1.1 15 10.44 -.16 +20.7 JohnJn NY 2.28 3.5 19 64.96 -.25 -.9 Saturday at Lamb Funeral Hill Cemetery. Army and was a member ural causes. Allstate NY .88 2.7 22 32.79 +.02 +19.6 JohnsnCtl NY .72 2.2 14 32.38 -.18 +3.6 Home with Bradley Cor- Visitation will be from 10 Altria NY 1.64 5.4 18 30.13 +.02 +1.6 Kohls NY 1.28 2.6 11 48.53 -.19 -1.7 of Gideons International, Services will be at 11 a.m. nelius officiating. a.m. until the time of the Amarin Nasd ...... 11.94 +1.28 +59.4 Kroger NY .46 1.9 25 24.10 -.03 -.5 Woodmen of the World and Friday at Gamble Funeral service today at the funeral AmExp NY .72 1.3 14 56.91 -.36 +20.6 McDnlds NY 2.80 2.9 19 97.65 -.08 -2.7 Burial will be in Powell the National Association of Home with Carlos Lamar home. Apple Inc Nasd10.60 1.7 17 605.96 +4.86 +49.6 Merck NY 1.68 4.4 19 37.76 -.13 +.2 Cemetery, LaFayette. AutoZone NY ...... 19 377.80 +.44 +16.3 Meritor NY ...... 11 7.46 -.28 +40.2 Retired Federal Employees. officiating. A native of Caldwell BB&T Cp NY .80 2.6 17 31.37 -.01 +24.6 Microsoft Nasd .80 2.5 12 31.99 -.21 +23.2 Survivors include his Visitation will be from 5 Burial will be in Cave County, she was born Oct. 9, BP PLC NY 1.92 4.2 6 46.22 -.70 +8.1 MorgStan NY .20 1.0 18 20.41 +.35 +34.9 wife, Juanita Mathis Han- until 8 p.m. Friday at the fu- BkofAm NY .04 .4 ... 9.81 +.28 +76.4 NokiaCp NY 1.26 23.2 ... 5.42 +.02 +12.4 Spring Cemetery. 1932, the daughter of the Bar iPVix NY ...... 19.32 -.94 -45.6 Oracle Nasd .24 .8 17 30.10 +.34 +17.3 cock; two sisters, Mrs. neral home. Visitation will be from 9 late Wallace and Myrtle BrMySq NY 1.36 4.1 15 33.08 -.07 -6.1 Penney NY .80 2.2 23 36.98 +.76 +5.2 Henry (Cathryn) Wolfe, A native of Christian a.m. until the time of serv- Grace Childress Byard. CampSp NY 1.16 3.5 14 32.96 -.15 -.8 PepsiCo NY 2.06 3.2 16 65.28 +.55 -1.6 Crawfordville, Fla., and County, she was born Sept. Cisco Nasd .32 1.6 16 20.57 +.43 +14.2 Pfizer NY .88 4.0 17 21.80 -.08 +.7 ice Friday at the funeral She was preceded in Citigrp rs NY .04 .1 10 38.08 +.91 +44.7 PhilipMor NY 3.08 3.6 18 86.54 +.20 +10.3 Mrs. David (Barbara) Hay- 9, 1938, the daughter of the home. death by her first husband, Clearwire Nasd ...... 2.39 +.05 +22.9 PwShs QQQ Nasd .49 .7 ... 67.11 +.12 +20.2 don, Hopkinsville. late Winfleid Scott and A native of Christian Sanford “Sonny” Harper. CocaCola NY 2.04 2.9 19 70.59 +.19 +.9 ProctGam NY 2.10 3.1 17 67.21 ... +.7 Memorial contributions Sally Cora Hargis Kille- County, she was born Jan. Survivors include her Corning NY .30 2.1 8 14.05 -.23 +8.2 RadioShk NY .50 7.5 9 6.64 +.02 -31.6 may be made to Flat Lick DirSCBear NY ...... 17.88 +.49 -32.5 RegionsFn NY .04 .6 38 6.46 +.11 +50.2 brew. 31, 1947, the daughter of the husband, Nathan Hanvy; DirFnBear NY ...... 20.53 -.12 -45.0 RiteAid NY ...... 1.91 -.04 +51.6 Cemetery Trust Fund No. 1, She worked in assembly late Spurlin Johnson and two daughters, Mrs. Jerry Disney NY .60 1.4 16 43.24 -.20 +15.3 S&P500ETF NY 2.64 1.9 ... 140.44 -.41 +11.9 9355 LaFayette Road, Hern- at Douglas Autotech and Mary Elizabeth Waddell. (Carlotta) Holeman, Cald- DuPont NY 1.64 3.1 14 52.71 -.54 +15.1 Schwab NY .24 1.6 22 15.38 +.07 +36.6 don, KY 42236 or to Gideons ExxonMbl NY 1.88 2.2 10 86.60 -.39 +2.2 SearsHldgs Nasd .33 ...... 80.00 +.14+151.7 She was a member of well County, and Mrs. Ran- International, 813 Conner shipping at Mid Continent FordM NY .20 1.6 7 12.54 -.09 +16.5 SiriusXM Nasd ...... 17 2.26 -.01 +24.2 Spring for 21 years. Refuge of Hope in Christ, dall (Covetta) Ramey, Lyon FMCG NY 1.25 3.2 8 39.15 +.01 +6.4 SprintNex NY ...... 2.75 -.01 +17.5 St., Noblesville, IN 46060. GenElec NY .68 3.4 16 20.07 -.14 +12.1 SPDR Fncl NY .22 1.4 ... 15.88 +.08 +22.1 She was a member of where she was on the County; one stepson, Troy HewlettP NY .48 2.0 8 23.98 -.36 -6.9 StanBlkDk NY 1.64 2.1 18 79.21 -.96 +17.2 Southside Church of Christ Mother’s Board. Hanvy, Evansville, Ind.; one HomeDp NY 1.16 2.3 20 49.38 +.55 +17.5 Synovus NY .04 1.9 ... 2.14 -.01 +51.8 and attended Gracey West Survivors include two stepdaughter, Giovanna HonwllIntl NY 1.49 2.5 23 59.48 -.98 +9.4 Target NY 1.20 2.1 14 58.01 -.36 +13.3 The New Era publishes obitu- daughters, Daphnie HopFedBc Nasd .08 .9 ... 8.95 +.19 +38.8 US Bancrp NY .78 2.5 13 31.70 -.15 +17.2 Union Baptist Church. Franks, Madisonville; three aries free of charge as a public Michelle Irivbogbe and iShSilver NY ...... 31.15 -.83 +15.6 Vale SA NY 1.55 6.6 ... 23.31 -.47 +8.7 Survivors include her grandchildren, three great- iShChina25 NY .77 2.1 ... 37.27 -.70 +6.9 WalMart NY 1.59 2.6 13 60.60 -.14 +1.4 service. Information is provid- Tomica Sydnor, both of daughter, Lisa C. Herbert, grandchildren, six step- iShEMkts NY .81 1.9 ... 43.16 -.76 +13.8 Walgrn NY .90 2.7 11 33.81 -.25 +2.3 Hopkinsville; her son, grandchildren and one iShR2K NY 1.02 1.2 ... 82.95 -.75 +12.5 WellsFargo NY .88 2.6 12 34.32 +.07 +24.5 ed by funeral homes and oc- Hopkinsville; two sons, Intel Nasd .84 3.0 12 27.75 +.01 +14.4 Yahoo Nasd ...... 19 15.41 +.26 -4.5 casionally families. Informa- Eddie Galbreath, Hop- stepgreat-grandchild. David A. Turner, Gracey, kinsville; two sisters, Mrs. tion from families, however, Memorial contributions and Joseph D. Turner, Hop- James (Lula) Beard, De- can be made to the Ameri- also must include the name of kinsville; eight grandchil- troit, and Lou Waddell can Heart Association, the funeral home handling dren and two Moore, Hopkinsville; her 15120 Collections Center arrangements. Obituaries great-grandchildren. brother, Ben Thomas Wad- Drive, Chicago, IL 60693 or Memorials may be made may be edited for length and dell, Hopkinsville; five Gideon’s International c/o to Gracey West Union Bap- grandchildren and eight style. David Mitchell, 9725 Cadiz tist Church. great-grandchildren. Road, Princeton, KY 42445. www.kentuckynewera.com | LOCAL/STATE | Thursday, March 22, 2012 A3 Sturgis man self-publishes dystopian novel

BY DENNIS O’NEIL agencies have access to cell- places called sex towns in East- works in telecommunications NEW ERA FEATURE WRITER phones and the Internet. Against ern Europe and Asia,” Douglas for Henson Media. He is mov- this backdrop, a reporter named said. “It is amazing how many ing to Hopkinsville in May to Ever since taking creative writ- Noah Wolfe is in- cases are going to court where live with his fiancée. ing classes in high school, Collin vestigating a se- parents are selling their kids into The book is available at Douglas has always wanted to ries murders prostitution. The book is based Amazon.com, BarnesandNo- write his own novel. Now at 45, involving prosti- on the principle that, in the end ble.com and his dream has come true. tutes in New times, we will be worse off than AuthorHouse.com. Douglas Douglas recently self-published York. The story Sodom and Gomorrah.” hopes it will force people to a novel through AuthorHouse. operates com- For all of its dark elements, the reflect on the current state com called “When the Dogwoods pletely from story is optimistic about the fu- of society. Bloom.” The novel is set in 2030 Wolfe’s point of ture of medical science, which “I like to write fiction and depicts a morally bankrupt view as he tries to Douglas has eradicated diseases like that is true to life,” he U.S. in which citizens are con- solve the crimes. Alzheimer’s in Douglas’ book. said. “I want people REACH sumed by greed and lust. Major With the novel’s Douglas’ mother died a year ago after they read this DENNIS cities have sprawling red-light dystopian setting, Douglas tried after a battle with the book to say, ‘You know O’NEIL districts called “sex towns” in to imagine a future that might re- Alzheimer’s. For each copy of the what? That could hap- at 270-887- which patrons can have anything sult from many of our modern book he sells, he is donating a pen.’ Maybe by read- 3237 they desire. behaviors. dollar to the National ing this book, they or doneil@ Due to the threat of internal “I did some research on this Alzheimer’s Association. will say, ‘I don’t kentuckynew terrorism, only government and there are actually these Douglas lives in Sturgis and want that.’” era.com.

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BY DAVID SNOW Croom. “We’ll also have FOR THE NEW ERA some girls going from Brownies over to Juniors. Newly formed Girl Scout “With the cookie money Troop 191 is about to finish from what they do sell — its first cookie sale. what is left over for the The troop sold cookies at troop — the girls are going the Hopkinsville Wal-Mart to get their badges that Saturday and at the Pilot they’ve earned, and we’re station on Pembroke-Oak going to plan a big end-of- Grove Road in Oak Grove the-year party, probably at Sunday. The troop will use the water park here in Hop- the proceeds to fund a num- kinsville.” ber of activities. There are a limited num- “Once the cookie sales are ber of cookies still available over with, at the end of the for those who want to buy year, we have some girls them. To make a cookie pur- who are going to be bridg- chase or to get information DAVID SNOW | FOR THE KENTUCKY NEW ERA ing over from Daisies to about Girl Scout Troop 191, Members of Girl Scout Troop 191 were selling cookies Saturday at the Brownies, so there is going contact Croom at 270-985- Wal-Mart. Shown are (front, left to right) Imyana Starks, Lauralea Thur- to be an award ceremony,” 3632 or by email at kat- man, (back) Carla Schmitt, Hayden Schmitt, Ja’Anna Croom and Amanda said Troop Leader Katrina [email protected]. Hoehn.

KENTUCKY BRIEF n Senate passes bill to allow bill’s chances aren’t good in the House. parents school choice Democratic Sen. Gerald Neal of FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A bill that Louisville spoke against the bill and would allow parents to send their chil- offered three floor amendments seen dren to the schools nearest their by supporters as “unfriendly” meas- homes has passed the Senate. ures to kill the bill. One, however, did The bill, sponsored by Republican pass 35-3. It would make the measure Sen. Dan Seum of Louisville, passed apply to all school districts rather Tuesday by a partisan vote of 21-15. than Jefferson County only. It’s the third year Seum has proposed Neal said the measure could amount the legislation. to resegregating Jefferson County’s Seum said after the vote that the schools, but Seum said it would not.

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Moore said that Yocum attacked him Country rock musi- Another new addition FROM PAGE A1 Someone convicted of murder must and that he put Yocum in a choke hold cian and former Ohio to the festival will be serve 80 percent of their sentence be- until he passed out. Moore then called Houdini will perform State basketball player the viewing of the 2005 fore applying for parole. Under Ken- 911. Yocum died later at Vanderbilt both days of the festival, Matt Marinchick will documentary “Mon- tucky law, parole is possible for those University Medical Center in and will attempt to set play for festival goers sters of the UFO: Inci- accused of manslaughter after 20 per- Nashville, Tenn. three different world before the headliner, dent at Kelly,” produced cent of the sentence is served. Moore has three children and records. Bryan Edwards, takes and directed by Barry Moore has already served 354 days in worked at a Fort Campbell bowling “He has issued a chal- alley prior to his arrest, according to the stage. Conrad, who will make jail. As part of his sentence, Moore lenge to Sheriff Livy court records. The green man cos- an appearance at the must also pay $1,933 in funeral ex- Leavell to handcuff him penses. tume contest and cake festival. and try to keep him con- decorating contest — fa- While separated from his wife last REACH BENJAMIN JOUBERTat 270-887-3240 T-shirts and other tained,” Brown said. vorites from last year — year, Moore lived with Yocum in Oak or [email protected]. On Aug. 18, country items will be sold at the will also be back at this music singer Jordan festival, and vendors year’s festival. Carter will perform the will return to sell their One of many new ad- National Anthem at the ditions to this year’s wares as they did last day’s opening ceremony, year. and then kick off a con- festival will be an out- FAIR: Job fair combats high of-this-world mode of Joann Smithey is the cert of his own. The chair of the 2012 Little Glennie Lankford Out- transportation. Green Men Festival. For door Gospel Sing re- “We’re going to have a more information about turns this year, 37-foot-wide real flying veteran unemployment rate featuring the contempo- saucer on display, and the festival or the 1955 “We are teaching them how to net- rary gospel group 3Nails it’s going to be nice,” event, go to www.kelly FROM PAGE A1 4Given from Maryville, Brown noted. “We have greenmen.com. work, how to write a resume, how to in- Tenn. Country musician a very generous spon- for jobs both locally in Tennessee and terview and how to negotiate a salary,” John Story and other sor for this, and it is in DAVID SNOWis the editor of The Eagle Post. Kentucky, but also jobs that will take he said. local gospel groups will the process of being Reach David at 270-887-3295 them closer to their hometowns. They are also helping soldiers trans- also perform. built.” or [email protected]. Unemployment for recently returned late their military skills and experi- veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan re- ences into attributes that non-military mains higher than the national unem- employers can understand. ployment rate. The Bureau of Labor “You were an infantryman, but now Statistics said in a report issued Tues- you are telling an employer that you day that the unemployment rate for vet- were responsible for a security detail ATKINS: erans who served after September 2001 and in charge of nine soldiers,” he ex- Cissy Atkins dead at 51 was 12.1 percent in 2011. plained. Riggins said Fort Campbell soldiers The job fair will be open to the public, county’s other circuit for Atkins’ courtroom on FROM PAGE A1 leaving the service are required to at- including military spouses and re- judge, Andrew Self, Thursday and Monday. tend transitional training, which helps tirees. Visitors who want to attend need had talents for aesthetics, presided over the cases Murder defendant Seth prepare them for the civilian job market. to get a pass from Gate 4. said Jim Gardner, owner of scheduled for Atkins’ Wallen’s trial was set for Haddock’s Grocery and a courtroom. Self accepted Monday, and the attorneys longtime friend of the cou- guilty pleas and imposed agreed to put it off out of ple. final sentences, and he respect for Atkins, said Gardner said she was al- postponed the non-urgent Commonwealth’s Attorney ways thinking of ways to hearings. Lynn Pryor. KENTUCKY BRIEF n help others. Last week she Delays in criminal pro- John Atkins was elected passenger van. made him a peanut butter ceedings can affect defen- Christian County’s first Bill would require seat belts cake and had her husband dants’ lives significantly. full-time prosecutor in Rep. Hubert Collins, a Wittensville deliver it to Jim at his But Atkins’ co-workers will 1993. He became a circuit in 15-passenger vans Democrat, proposed the bill in the store, he said. cover for him so he has judge in 2000. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Vans that House. It would change the current Everyone called her time to recover, Self said. The family’s arrange- carry 15 or fewer passengers would be law, which applies only to vans that “Cissy” for as long as Gard- “Any case that needs to ments are incomplete at required to have seat belts under a carry 10 or fewer passengers. It ner knew her, but Gardner be heard will be heard,” Hughart and Beard Fu- Senate measure that has passed the passed the House Tuesday by a vote of couldn’t explain the origin. Self said. “Judge Atkins neral Home in Hop- Kentucky House. 61-33. Court personnel are find- would do that for me, and I kinsville. The bill is intended to strengthen The bill, sponsored by Republican ing ways to cope with John will do that for him.” Kentucky’s seat-belt laws two years Sen. Ernie Harris of Crestwood, Atkins’ absence. On Attorneys have agreed to REACH NICK TABORat 270-887-3231 after an Interstate 65 crash that passed the Senate 31-5 early in the ses- Wednesday morning, the postpone trials scheduled or [email protected]. claimed the lives of 11 people in a 15- sion.

Christian County Public Schools It’s About Every Student Every Day 200 Glass Avenue • (270) 887-7000 • www.christian.kyschools.us LLOCALOCAL/S/STATETATE Thursday, March 22, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected] Free career-readiness, Burning GED tests now offered restrictions FROM THE KENTUCKY PRESS NEWS SERVICE The GED tests and assessments to force Development Cabinet. earn a National Career Readiness Cer- Kentuckians interested in taking ad- Two important education and work- tificate are sponsored by Kentucky vantage of free classes and the time- in place force-credential tests will be free to el- Adult Education, a unit of the Council limited free GED testing should igible Kentuckians on a first-come, on Postsecondary Education, and the contact the adult education center in first-served basis through June 30 or Department of Workforce Investment, BY DAVID SNOW until funds are expended. an agency of the Education and Work- SEE GED, PAGE A10 FOR THE NEW ERA There have been several field fires in south- ern Christian County last couple weeks, and many of them were preventable, according to Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department Chief Greg Bequette. Law dictates that Kentucky’s fire seasons are from Feb. 15 to April 30 and from Oct. 1 to Dec. 15. During those seasons, it is unlawful for any- one to start a fire within 150 feet of a woodland or brush land between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. That restriction is in place because, during the day, temperatures are higher, wind speeds increase and humidity drops, all of which create a higher probability for starting a wildfire. To prevent a burn pile from turning into a wildfire, people should clear vegetation for 10 feet around the pile, have a source of water on hand, keep a shovel nearby and stay with the fire until it is completely out, even at night. Before burning, people can find out if there are any restrictions in effect by calling the Emergency Communications Center at 270- 890-1300 or the Energy and Environment Cab- inet at 502-573-3382 or 800-866-0555. People can also find that information at www.forestry.ky.gov and www.air.ky.gov. In case of a fire emergency, call 911.

DAVID SNOWis the editor of The Eagle Post. Reach David at 270-887-3295 or [email protected].

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Rosie McDavid, 17, who has been using tanning beds since she was 14, prepares a tanning bed for a session on March 25, 2009, in Tallahassee, Fla. The Ken- tucky House of Representatives approved a bill Tuesday to limit use of tanning beds by teens. region’s top facility

BY NICK TABOR Ky. House approves bill to limit teen tanning bed use NEW ERA STAFF WRITER

FROM THE KENTUCKY NEWS PRESS SERVICES tanning bans. Rep. David Watkins, D- Moore said some people are pre- Because of the range of its recreational pro- Henderson, a doctor, said exposure to scribed ultra violet light by a doctor to grams and the quality of its services, the Trigg The House approved a measure ultra violet light, particularly in tan- treat conditions such as jaundice. County Senior Center received the top award for Tuesday that would limit tanning bed ning beds, can accelerate skin cancer. Other students use tanning beds for a the Pennyrile region Wednesday morning. This use for teens. If passed by the Senate, But Rep. Tim Moore, R-Elizabeth- limited amount of time, such as before puts it in the running for the state’s highest award. Kentucky teens under age 18 could town, offered an amendment that was prom, he said. Each year the Area Agency on Aging, based at only use a tanning bed with written later adopted by the full House that The House ultimately voted 86-10 to Pennyrile Allied Development District, names two permission from a parent. would allow children under the age of pass HB 249. “senior centers of the year”: one with a daily at- House Bill 249 originally prohibited 18 to use a tanning bed if they have tendance below 50 and another with higher atten- teens under the age of 14 from using written permission from a parent. STORY BY Beth Musgrave, of the Lexington Herald-Leader. dance. The Livingston County Senior Center won the award for smaller facilities. Trigg had a new facility built two years ago, and it opened in August 2010, said the director, Carolyn Bland. Jill Collins, PADD’s aging coordinator, called it “state of the art,” one of Kentucky’s most LOCAL BRIEFS n advanced in terms of design. “We call it the Taj Mahal,” Bland said. Fort Campbell Walk It has an exercise room and a pool for water aer- obics in the summer. It offers tai chi classes, for Autism set for April 21 karaoke, bridge clubs, and adult day care, Bland Fort Campbell will have its third Walk for Autism from 9 SEE TRIGG, PAGE A9 a.m. to noon April 21 at Fryar Stadium. The event is a partnership between the Army Commu- nity Service Exceptional W. Ky. county bans Family Member Program and the American Community Service Family Advocacy Pro- synthetic marijuana gram. It is designed to encour- age awareness of autism BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS spectrum disorders. Admission to the event is MURRAY, Ky. — Another Kentucky community free. There will be food, has passed a ban on synthetic marijuana. games, face-painting and The Murray Ledger & Times reports that Cal- music. Agencies from on post loway County Fiscal Court members approved the and in the community will measure Tuesday. It bans the sale and possession have informational tables. For of synthetic drugs that mimic the effects of mari- NEW ERA FILE PHOTO more information, call AC- juana. Michael Burgess (left), his attorney, Brandi McEldowney, and a bailiff listen to a Kentucky State Police detec- SEFMP at 270-798-2727. The Calloway County Alliance for Substance tive’s testimony in December in Christian District Court. Abuse Prevention helped create the ordinance after getting calls for help when the substances Cornerstone aquires were found in local high schools. The ban targets DFS Technologies products with labels such as “herbal incense.” Attempted murder defendant, Similar bans have been approved by several Cornerstone Information cities around the state. Meanwhile, there’s a bill Systems has purchased Dark under consideration in the Kentucky General As- Burgess, put on house arrest SEE BRIEFS, PAGE A9 sembly that proposes a statewide ban. Nashville, Tenn., for multiple sessions a Attorney says Burgess, week lasting six weeks, Boling told Christian Circuit Court Judge Andrew CRIME n Self. who was shot by police, Commonwealth’s Attorney Lynn Pryor told Self she thought house arrest was needs medical treatment inappropriate for someone charged with Burglary suspect arrested the attempted murder of a police officer BY BENJAMIN JOUBERT and that Burgess should be able to re- FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS cording to a Hop- Fernandez was on va- NEW ERA STAFF WRITER ceive adequate treatment in jail. kinsville police report. cation at the time of the Self recognized the commonwealth’s A Hopkinsville man When police arrived, the burglary, the report Medical complications from a bullet concerns, and said that house arrest was accused of burglarizing home was in disarray, said. wound Michael A. Burgess received dur- rare in such situations, but wanted to be a home and stealing a police said. DNA evidence from ing a police pursuit in early December sure that Burgess properly recovered car in June was arrested The suspect entered the scene and the vehi- convinced a judge to release the 29-year- from the injury to his left shoulder. Wednesday afternoon. the home by removing cle matched Michael A. old from jail and place him under house “There are more reasons not to release On June 23, a neighbor an air conditioner from McLendon, police said. arrest. you than reasons to release you,” Self of David L. Fernandez, a garage window, ac- McLendon, 33, was ar- A doctor recently told Burgess that told Burgess. of Hunting Creek Road, cording to the report. rested and charged with without regular physical therapy, his Burgess will be fitted with an ankle called police when she Two pistols were taken second-degree burglary arm will be permanently damaged, said monitor and can only be at his mother’s saw a young man wear- along with Fernandez’ and theft by unlawful Burgess’ defense attorney Rick Boling home in Oak Grove or at Vanderbilt. ing a black shirt, black 2004 Ford T-Bird. The taking (more than during a Wednesday hearing. The physi- While out of jail, Burgess must pay for shorts and a black stock- car was later found $10,000). cal therapy requires Burgess to be at the cost of the ankle monitor. ing cap driving out of abandoned at Slate Run Vanderbilt University Medical Center in SEE DEFENDANT, PAGE A10 Fernandez’ driveway, ac- Apartments, police said. SEE CRIME, PAGE A9 www.kentuckynewera.com | NATION | Thursday, March 22, 2012 A7 Was Fla. Death penalty for Staff Sgt. Bales? Not likely WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense members, of alleged war crimes. legal experts say the 38-year-old lawyer says — he might well be Secretary Leon Panetta says the And when a punishment is im- married father of two young chil- shown some leniency by the mili- shooter a death penalty is possible if a U.S. posed, it can range anywhere from dren could face a lengthy prison tary jury, even if convicted. military court finds an Army staff life in prison all the way down to sentence if convicted of the crime, “Political pressure is going to sergeant guilty of gunning down house arrest. Other factors can which has threatened U.S.-Afghan drive the push for the death penalty. vigilante Afghan children and family mem- seem to play more of a role than relations. Doesn’t mean they’re going to get bers. But it isn’t likely. the crime itself. But on his fourth combat tour it,” said Charles Gittins, a Virginia- History shows that the U.S. mili- In the case of Army Staff Sgt. and with a head injury on his based defense attorney who repre- tary system is slow to convict Robert Bales, the suspect in the record — the sergeant remembers sents service members and has or good Americans, particularly service March 11 Kandahar shootings, little about that night, Bales’ handled capital cases. neighbor?

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Beige 4 Castered Chairs Hamilton said that when 209 Great Selection of Reg. $2,238 she moved into the middle- Clayton Marcus Thomasville class, racially mixed com- Beige Floral • Reg. $2,699 $ munity of about 250 Bedroom Furniture Now identical townhouses, the $ 799 black neighbor told her, Now Price Or More Beautiful Bernhardt “Hey, if you need anything, 997 1/2 you picked a really good 100 Inch Sofa Reinvention Dining Room Table & area, since George is part $ 6 Chairs of our neighborhood Light Brown in Elm Wood Reg. $5,549 watch.” 549 by Thomasville Zimmerman, who was Black Traditional Sofa Dresser, Mirror, King Bed, Chesser $ captain of the neighbor- Reg. $8,799 Now hood watch and licensed to Reg. $1,699 Now $ 2,774 carry a gun, made 46 calls 595 Now $ Matching Buffet - Marble Top to police since 2004, accord- Traditional Sofa 3,243 Reg. $3,149 ing to department records. 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COLUMNIST n Local foods An invitation good choice for murder? am glad to hear the Justice Department is looking into the killing of Trayvon IMartin. After all, if they can investi- for growers, gate the killing of innocent civilians in Afghanistan, they can do it in Florida. By now, you’ve probably heard about the 17-year-old’s death and its outrageously suspicious circumstances. It’s a story with consumers tragically familiar scenes, especially to those of us who have raised young black males: A young white man follows a “sus- Maybe in an ideal world where good picious-looking” black teenager, confronts nutrition and healthy activity are in- him, and kills him in “self-defense.” grained in our daily routines, many of What adds an extra edge and national us would grow a vegetable garden in the relevance to this tragic episode is the backyard or in a shared neighborhood Florida law under which the shooter plot each year. The green onions, lettuce claims self-defense. The “Stand Your and potatoes would have been planted Ground” law, promoted by the National earlier this month. These would be fol- Rifle Association and signed by then-Gov. lowed by broccoli, spinach, kale and COLUMNIST n Jeb Bush in 2005, allows anyone, any- beets around the first of April. Later in where, to use deadly force against another the summer, we’d person if they believe their safety or life is plant beans, Legal interpretations on death in danger. It’s the job of the state to prove OUR OPINION n squash, corn and the act was not justified. mustard greens. Everyone would eat The law’s impact was dramatic. The St. friend of mine who is about my prison for 99 years or maybe the Petersburg Times found that five years healthier food, get more exercise and age has run into a problem with rest of his life. after the law went into effect, claims of jus- maybe share some of the bounty with Athe government, which claims I do not blame him, though, because tifiable homicides in Florida more than friends and neighbors. It makes perfect that he is legally dead. He sort of ran it is about as hard to prove you are tripled, from just over 30 to more than 100 sense, until you consider your schedule into the problem by accident when he dead as it is to prove that you are alive. in 2010. The Stand-Your-Ground defense and available time for gardening. was talking to an agent of the Inter- The government is very suspicious of was used in 93 cases involving 65 deaths That’s why local farmers markets offer a nal Revenue Service who noticed that people who claim they are dead and during that period, and in almost every healthy option for people who want good the record showed him to be dead — they demand all kinds of sworn and one of them it worked. notarized statements as proof. I sup- local food without all the hard work. Two the friend not the revenue agent. As Jeb Bush called it a “good, commonsense far as I know, the IRS pose that a lot of people play dead in farmers markets in Hopkinsville — one at order to evade paying debts. anti-crime” bill, prosecu- Founders Square downtown and the other agent did not ask tors, gun control advocates where my friend was In most cases, somebody else has to at Bradford Square on Fort Campbell and other critics called it a calling from. do it all for you, but proving you are Boulevard — have enjoyed a loyal follow- legally dead is a lot harder than some “shoot first law” and, more If I am dead, why bluntly, a “license to kill ing for several years and they provide a va- are you writing and of you young whipper snappers riety of locally grown fruits and might think. If you think you can and go free.” calling me about Born in controversy, the vegetables. some taxes that you just say, “whoopee I’m dead,” you got law is living down the low But there is potential for much more in claim I owe, my another thing coming. Things just expectations of its critics. Hopkinsville. We need more buyers and friend asked the don’t work that way anymore. Yet more than a dozen other more growers at the farmers markets. agent. Well, you TOBY You fail to fill in just one blank space in the death questionnaire, and it will states followed suit. The CLARENCE Christian County already ranks at or surely do not expect HIGHTOWER n come right back to you or whoever you Trayvon Martin case offers PAGE n near the top of production for Kentucky’s to get out of paying your just taxes just by dying, the designated to take over and answer an excellent illustration of most important cash crops. Another tier agent sneered. (Change that sneered questions for you after you are gone. why they all should reconsider that move. of local agriculture could grow from to replied. It is a kinder, gentler soci- Now, here is a problem that I see for Amid the national furor over the smaller producers who specialize in ety, you know.) the person who has to prove that I am racially charged case, a grand jury has fruits and vegetables. Anyway, things sort of went from legally dead when that time comes been scheduled to hear evidence in If you haven’t tried one of the local mar- bad to worse as my friend asked around. My doctor says that I am April. But from what we know, the kets, go check them out this year. The how he could get back on the role wearing out all over at about the same shooter, George Zimmerman, makes a downtown market will open next month. book as a living person. Being told rate and I see him trying to duck the poor fit even for the state’s notoriously Town markets help build a community’s that he could re-establish himself problem of what it is that finally got lenient self-defense law. me. He is a stickler for accuracy and unique character. It’s one thing to drive as a living person after presenting According to police, Trayvon Martin was a driver’s license with a photo ID, a truth and I can see him putting down through a fast food restaurant for a box of walking back from a local convenience paid utility bill, and a statement the cause of death as unknown and I store to a house that he and his father were fries. It’s something else to buy a potato from his doctor seemed a little ex- may be legally alive for a long time be- visiting in Sanford, Fla., on February 26. from a guy who grew it in his backyard treme to my friend. fore the matter is finally resolved. At about the same time, George Zimmer- and to go back a week later and buy a He still gets his Social Security I plan to keep on writing articles man, a 28-year-old neighborhood watch sack of beans from the same grower. checks so he has decided to remain for the New Era until the matter is captain called 911 from his SUV to report Buying good food from local growers legally dead as long as the checks fully, finally and legally resolved. the youth looked “real suspicious,” accord- might also cause you to think about how keep coming. He could get in a lot ing to a 911 call released by police. your food choices affect the world. of trouble by cashing those Social TOBY HIGHTOWERis a retired educator and former Hop- What was so “suspicious?” Zimmerman This week in Lexington, there is a sum- Security checks, because you are kinsville High School teacher. His email address is only says Martin is wearing a hooded not supposed to cash them after [email protected]. Write to him at 222 S. 25th St., Apart- mit to encourage more support for local sweatshirt, “looks like he’s up to no good, you die. He is liable to wind up in ment 434, Terre Haute, IN. 47803. foods. One of the speakers is Jim Embry, on drugs or something” and “He’s checking who started the Sustainable Communi- me out” and “he’s definitely messed up.” ties Network in Kentucky and is an advo- And, oh, yes, after the dispatcher asked cate of community gardening. Embry, in THOUGHT FOR TODAY n what race the youth appeared to be, Zim- a KyForward web story, said recently, “If merman said young Trayvon “looks black.” How much did race have to do with you have no idea where food comes from, Zimmerman’s suspicions? That’s just one you won’t be caring about the air, the “In the spring, at the end of the of many questions that cries out for an an- water, the land, because you are sepa- swer, which is why we have courts. rated from all of that.” day, you should smell like dirt.” A bigger problem for Zimmerman’s case: When the emergency dispatcher asks, “Are Kentucky New Era editorials are the consensus Margaret Atwood you following him,” Zimmerman responds, “Yeah.” The dispatcher discourages him opinion of the editorial board, which meets every Canadian poet and environmental activist week and includes Publisher Taylor W. Hayes, Opin- with, “OK, we don’t need you to do that.” ion Editor Jennifer P. Brown and Editor Eli Pace. But, within minutes, other 911 calls to po- lice report the two are fighting and one was “yelling help.” Screams for help can be heard in the background in at least one call, along with the sound of gunfire. WRITE US Was Zimmerman’s life threatened by a n kid whom he greatly outweighed? The Have an opinion? We would like to hear from you. only items found in the teen’s possession, according to reports, was the bag of Skit- We invite you to write us. Letters submitted for tles and the AriZona iced tea he picked up publication should include the signature, street at the store. Self-defense? Investigators address and daytime phone number of the writer. need to ask, who was defending who against whom? Address: The Seminole-Brevard State Attorney’s Kentucky New Era Office is proceeding with its investigation Voice of the People and Gov. Rick Scott has asked the Florida P.O. Box 729 Department of Law Enforcement to join the probe. Better tardy than never. They just Hopkinsville, KY 42241 needed a little national encouragement. Fax: 270-887-3222 But this case is bigger than Martin and E-mail: [email protected] Zimmerman. The “Stand Your Ground” law itself needs to be investigated, begin- Publication of the writer’s name is required. Clear, ning with how much it may cause police legible letters of 350 words or less on a commu- and prosecutors to take their foot off the nity issue or a single subject of general interest gas pedal on their road to justice. are most likely to be published. The New Era re- CLARENCE PAGE’Semail address is [email protected]. His column is serves the right to edit, condense or reject letters. distributed by Tribune Media Services.

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Today is Thursday, March 22, the 82nd day of onship game was played; home team Montreal Barbra Streisand, opened at the Shubert Theater. announced that her cancer had returned, but that 2012. There are 284 days left in the year. defeated Ottawa, 3-1. In 1978, Karl Wallenda, the 73-year-old patriarch the North Carolina Democrat planned to continue On this date: In 1912,Academy Award-winning actor Karl Malden of “The Flying Wallendas” high-wire act, fell to his his presidential campaign. In 1312, Pope Clement V issued a papal bull order- was born Mladen George Sekulovich in Chicago. death while attempting to walk a cable strung be- One year ago: Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh, his ing the dissolution of the Order of the Knights Templar. In 1933, during Prohibition, President Franklin tween two hotel towers in San Juan, Puerto Rico. support crumbling among political allies, warned that the In 1638, religious dissident Anne Hutchinson D. Roosevelt signed a measure to make wine and Ten years ago: The Postal Rate Commission an- country could slide into civil war as the opposition rejected was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony beer containing up to 3.2 percent alcohol legal. nounced approval of higher postal rates, including his offer to step down by the end of the year. NFL owners for defying Puritan orthodoxy. In 1962, the musical “I Can Get It for You Whole- a three-cent boost for first-class letters, to 37 cents. voted to make all scoring plays reviewable by In 1894,hockey’s first Stanley Cup champi- sale,” featuring the Broadway debut of 19-year-old Five years ago: John and Elizabeth Edwards the replay official. www.kentuckynewera.com | FROM PAGE A6 | Thursday, March 22, 2012 A9 CRIME: Burglary suspect arrested FROM PAGE A6 Hazel Street when a dog approached their cellphones. and bit him on the right thigh, ac- Anyone who receives such a text Fugitive of the week arrested cording to a Hopkinsville police re- should not click on the link, delete port. Bussell was taken to Jennie the text and never reply with per- Two people featured in the Hop- Stuart Medical Center for puncture sonal information. YOUR BIG BLUE kinsville-Christian County Crime wounds, police said. Any additional questions about Stoppers Fugitive of the Week pro- The owner of the dog, Lisa C. the scam can be answered by calling STATION LITE 98.7 gram were recently arrested. Greenwade, was cited for harboring the CPD at 270-522-8369. Terrance L. McKnight, 44, was ar- a vicious animal. rested at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday Police: Misconduct claim doesn’t NCAA TOURNAMENT and charged with contempt of court Cadiz police warns and probation violation. His bail is involve school employee FRIDAY set at $3,000. about new scam The suspect accused of sexual KENTUCKY VS. Terrance L. Finch, 41, was ar- The Cadiz Police Department misconduct against an 11-year-old rested at a Spring Street address wants local citizens to be aware of a girl at Martin Luther King Jr. Ele- INDIANA Tuesday afternoon and charged texting scam offering free gift cards. mentary is not a school employee, with probation violation. Recently, several Cadiz residents according to Hopkinsville police. called police about receiving a text A HPD news release said that al- PRE-GAME Man hospitalized after dog bite asking them to click on a web link to leged “misconduct” occurred win a $1,000 gift card. Most of the sometime between Nov. 1 and COVERAGE @ 7:00PM A Hopkinsville man was taken to texts claim to be from Wal-Mart or March 8. The release did not elabo- the hospital with puncture wounds Best Buy, according to a Cadiz police rate on the alleged incident but did TIP-OFF @ 8:45PM after he was bitten by a dog Tuesday news release. say the suspect is not employed by afternoon. Called “smishing,” the scam fo- the Christian County Board of Ed- Berlynn Bussell, 40, was in the cuses on smartphone users who ucation. The incident is still under YOUR HOME FOR THE KENTUCKY backyard of his sister’s house on have access to the internet from investigation. WILDCATS IS LITE 98.7 WHOP-FM BRIEFS: Cornerstone TRIGG: Center named gets DFS technology region’s top facility FROM PAGE A6 centers in the nine FROM PAGE A6 counties of Pennyrile said. It serves 60 to 72 region. To choose Fiber Solutions and DFS Technologies. DFS is no meals in its cafeteria award recipients, longer supplying products or services. DFS previously provided voice communication prod- every day. PADD personnel take ucts, network cabling and computer repair. DFS cus- Pennyrile Allied into account their own tomers should contact Cornerstone at 270-885-9011 for Community Services observations, state in- their needs. oversees the facility spectors’ ratings and With the addition of the DFS staff, Cornerstone now and pays staff mem- feedback from clients. has more than 40 employees. In a news release from the bers’ salaries, Bland Collins announced company, Cornerstone Chief Technology Officer Phillip said. this year’s awards Tillman said any services previously available through It attracts a younger Wednesday at the DFS will now be offered through Cornerstone. crowd than the old fa- quarterly meeting of “We hope previous DFS customers will consider Cor- cility, Bland said: the Area Agency on nerstone for all their technology needs,” Tillman said. Many regulars are in Aging. their early 60s. On April 22 to 24, the CCHS grad wins Floral Designer of the Year honors A state inspector vis- Kentucky Association ited in December to of Gerontology will Paul Thomas Latham was named the watch the kitchen op- Floral Designer of the Year at the annual have its annual confer- Kentucky Floral Convention on Feb. 4 eration, ride along on a ence at Lake Barkley and 5 in Frankfort. meal delivery route, State Park. On the Latham, a 2005 graduate of Christian talk to clients in their final day it will an- County High School, took first in the fol- homes and check on nounce statewide sen- lowing categories: wedding bouquet, fu- the facility in other ior center awards. The neral arrangement and the timed ways. For the first time Trigg center is now in mystery challenge. in many years, she did the running, Collins Latham is the senior partner of Fleur Latham not find a single defi- said. de Lis Events and Design in Louisville. ciency, Bland said. PADD personnel also REACH NICK TABORat 270-887-3231 — From New Era staff reports monitor the senior or [email protected].

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Burgess is charged with the attempted murder of a po- lice officer, three counts of first-degree wanton endan- germent, third-degree assault, first-degree fleeing police, DUI, two counts of first-degree criminal mischief, pos- session of drug paraphernalia and insurance and regis- tration violations. On Dec. 3, Burgess allegedly tried running over a Ken- tucky State Police officer during a high-speed chase. He was shot five times before he was arrested in Todd County. Burgess’ bond is currently set at $100,000. Even though he is under house arrest, Burgess can be put back in jail at anytime during his trial. A pretrial conference set for April 18.

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OUISVILLE, Ky. — Darius Miller was on the ground, defeat LMarquis Teague was stand- ing around and Terrence Jones was nowhere to be found. With a two-point lead, less than to Indiana six seconds to play and two fouls to give, all top-ranked Kentucky BY COLIN FLY had to do was commit a foul or AP SPORTS WRITER two, and the Wildcats would have escaped Bloomington, Ind., with LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky an unscathed record. forward Terrence Jones is play- Instead, Christian Watford ing good basketball heading into knocked down a 3-pointer at the the Wildcats’ rematch with Indi- buzzer to propel Indiana to a 73- ana. 72 upset over Kentucky on Dec. The sophomore hit a bit of a 10 and make the roof of Assem- slump after the subpar perform- bly Hall shift about two inches to ance against the Hoosiers in De- the left. cember. It was the Hoosiers’ first vic- Jones was heavily criticized for PHOTOS BY JOE WILSON | KENTUCKY NEW ERA tory over a No. 1-ranked team his lackluster play after finishing since beating Duke in 2002. with four points, one rebound and Former Christian County High School star and cur- rent University of Kentucky catcher Griffin Joiner re- “That was a tough loss for us,” six turnovers in the Wildcats’ 73- Miller said following the Wild- 72 loss on Dec. 10. ceives a pitch from Rachel Riley during the Wildcats’ game against Western Kentucky Wednesday night cats’ win over He dislocated his left pinky fin- Iowa State last ger in Kentucky’s next game and in Bowling Green. Joiner (right) warms up with Ri- FOOD FOR ley before the game. Joiner, the 2011 Kentucky Miss week in the third was limited most round of the INSIDE: of the rest of the Softball (below) is introduced with the rest of the THOUGHT Wildcat starters before the game. Joiner went 1-for- NCAA tourna- month as his ment. “But so was freshmen team- 2 and scored a run. She also threw out a runner at Pick second base in Kentucky’s 4-2 victory. Vandy. We’ve got a mates carried lot of competitive your Kentucky back to guys, and we No. 1. don’t like to lose. poison K e n t u c k y So we’re going to coach John Cali- come out. We’re a B2 pari still isn’t totally different sure why Jones team than back played so poorly against Indiana then, and so are (27-8). they. We’re just KEITH “I don’t know. I hope he keeps going to see what JENKINS n playing like he’s been, just keep the outcome is. I doing what he’s been doing,” Cali- know both teams pari said. “Whatever you’re eat- are going to be ready to go, so it ing, whatever you’re reading, tell should be an exciting game.” the rest of the guys. That one-point defeat was one “He’s doing good, he’s doing of only two losses for Kentucky good.” all season. The Wildcats (34-2) Jones is healthy and playing fell to Vanderbilt earlier this well for the Wildcats (34-2). He’s month in the Southeastern Con- averaging 14.4 points and 10.4 re- ference tournament champi- bounds over his last five games SATURDAY: onship game. and looks like the playmaker he Kentucky is one win from would be this season when he was Griffin Joiner has gone from a reaching its third straight re- tabbed the Southeastern Confer- gional final, and the only team ence’s preseason player of the Christian County star to a UK standing in its way is Indiana. year. The two squads will square off “I’m just being more aggressive freshman phenom. in the Sweet 16 at 8:45 p.m. Fri- on offense, just trying to attack day in Atlanta. the rim and just be more physical “So I guess we got them on offense and defense to get again,” said Teague, who tried to more rebounds,” Jones said. foul before Watford went up for “That’s what is helping us usually the winning shot. “We’re just win games is getting more re- going to come out and play our bounds. So I’m just trying to help Hyde to play soccer at Brescia hardest. We’re not really saying get more rebounds.” anything about revenge or any- Jones surprised many when he thing like that. We’re just going decided to return for his sopho- BY JOE WILSON NEW ERA SPORTS EDITOR to come out and play like we more season instead of going into would any other game.” the NBA after averaging 15.7 Christian County High Of course this isn’t about re- points and 8.8 rebounds as a venge. This is about proving freshman. Calipari brought in an- School four-sport star Kim- berly Hyde finally had to which is the better team, again. other No. 1 ranked recruiting Jones, a preseason All-Ameri- class that includes starters An- narrow her career choice down to one. can and the preseason SEC player thony Davis, Michael Kidd- of the year, had more turnovers Gilchrist and Marquis Teague. She was happy to do that Wednesday afternoon when than points in the loss. The sopho- That lessened Jones’ needed more forward scored four points, role as a scorer and the finger in- she signed a national letter of intent with Brescia Uni- but had only one rebound and jury cost him two games as his turned the ball over six times in numbers have fallen to 12.6 points versity in Owensboro to play soccer at the school. 28 minutes. Jones was so disen- SEE UK, PAGE B2 “I felt like I was at home gaged, Kentucky coach John Cali- pretty much,” said Hyde, pari didn’t want him on the floor who also played football, bas- in the final seconds. ketball and runs track for But since then, Jones has been Kentucky the Colonels. “When I went on a tear. After recovering from to practice with the team and a dislocated pinky on his left met the girls, I knew a bunch shooting hand, Jones has vs. Indiana of them. I just felt like I was worked his way back into the good graces of his coach and be- When: Friday back at home on my home come the player everyone ex- Where: Atlanta field playing and I just fit in.” pected him to be before the start Time: 8:45 p.m. Hyde scored 55 goals and of the season. Jones is averaging On the air: TV: CBS, 8:45 p.m.; had 10 assists in her final 14.4 points and 10.4 rebounds Radio: WHOP-FM (98.7)/WKDZ-FM two soccer seasons playing NEW ERA FILE PHOTO over his last five games. (106.5), 7 p.m. for coach Clint Willis. Christian County four-sport standout Kimberly Hyde signed a national letter And how about Anthony Davis? Willis played a quick game of intent to play soccer at Brescia University during a ceremony Wednesday. of “Kimberly Hyde trivia” The SEC player of the year, and told the large group of beauty queen and was one of “Kim was one of the moti- freshman of the year and defen- students, family and friends the top goal scorers in school sive player of the year had nine that Hyde also had been a history. SEE CCHS, PAGE B3 SEE FOOD, PAGE B2

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SCOREBOARD n COLLEGE BASKETBALL n NBA The Associated Press SPORTS FORECAST W L Pct GB Philadelphia 26 21 .553 — FRIDAY Kentucky players share Boston 24 21 .533 1 High School Baseball New York 23 24 .489 3 Hopkinsville vs. Barren Co. Toronto 15 32 .319 11 New Jersey 15 33 .313 11 1/2 Trigg Co. at Murray Southeast W L Pct GB Christian Co. at Daviess Co. Miami 34 11 .756 — Caldwell Co. at Reidland Orlando 30 18 .625 5 1/2 wealth on offense High School Softball Atlanta 27 20 .574 8 Hopkinsville at Madisonville-N.H. Washington 11 34 .244 23 BY COLIN FLY Caldwell Co. at Murray Charlotte 7 37 .159 26 1/2 AP SPORTS WRITER Central W L Pct GB Christian Co. at Davies co. Chicago 39 10 .796 — Dawson Springs at Trigg Co. Indiana 26 18 .591 10 1/2 High School Tennis LEXINGTON, Ky. — Milwaukee 21 24 .467 16 Caldwell Co. at Christian Co. Cleveland 17 27 .386 19 1/2 Every player in Ken- Detroit 16 30 .348 21 1/2 tucky’s seven-man rota- WESTERN CONFERENCE tion has led the Wildcats Southwest W L Pct GB Fresno, Calif. Toronto 74 32 34 8 72 210 232 San Antonio 30 14 .682 — Saturday, March 24 Montreal 74 28 33 13 69 191 206 in scoring for a game this Memphis 25 19 .568 5 St. John’s (24-9) vs. Duke (26-5), 7:04 p.m. Southeast Division season. Dallas 27 21 .563 5 Stanford (33-1) vs. South Carolina (25-9), 9:32 GP W L OT P GF GA Houston 25 22 .532 6 1/2 p.m. Florida 73 36 24 13 85 183 201 That balance put oppo- New Orleans 11 35 .239 20 Regional Championship Washington 73 37 30 6 80 198 208 nents in a bind, wonder- Northwest W L Pct GB Monday, March 26 Winnipeg 73 34 31 8 76 196 211 Oklahoma City 35 12 .745 — Semifinal winners, TBA Carolina 74 30 29 15 75 197 218 ing which star to focus Denver 26 21 .553 9 RALEIGH REGIONAL Tampa Bay 72 32 33 7 71 202 247 on defensively. Utah 24 22 .522 10 1/2 Regional Semifinals WESTERN CONFERENCE Kentucky coach John Minnesota 23 25 .479 12 1/2 At PNC Arena Central Division Portland 21 25 .457 13 1/2 Raleigh, N.C. GP W L OT P GF GA Calipari has a pretty good Pacific W L Pct GB Sunday, March 25 x-St. Louis 74 46 20 8100 192 146 idea what counterpart L.A. Lakers 29 18 .617 — Texas A&M (24-10) vs. Maryland (30-4), 10 Detroit 74 44 25 5 93 225 181 L.A. Clippers 26 20 .565 2 1/2 a.m. Nashville 73 42 23 8 92 209 192 Tom Crean will try when Phoenix 23 24 .489 6 Notre Dame (32-3) vs. St. Bonaventure (31- Chicago 75 42 25 8 92 229 214 Indiana (27-8) meets the Golden State 19 25 .432 8 1/2 3), 12:30 p.m. Columbus 73 23 43 7 53 167 236 Sacramento 17 29 .370 11 1/2 Tuesday, March 27 Northwest Division Wildcats (34-2) on Friday Tuesday Regional Championship GP W L OT P GF GA in the South Regional Indiana 102, L.A. Clippers 89 Semifinal winners, TBA Vancouver 73 43 21 9 95 224 184 semifinals in Atlanta. He Miami 99, Phoenix 95 KINGSTON REGIONAL Colorado 75 40 30 5 85 196 196 New York 106, Toronto 87 Regional Semifinals Calgary 74 34 26 14 82 183 201 thinks the Hoosiers plan Houston 107, L.A. Lakers 104 At The Ryan Center Minnesota 72 30 32 10 70 155 199 will force point guard Mar- Utah 97, Oklahoma City 90 Kingston, R.I. Edmonton 73 29 36 8 66 196 216 Sacramento 119, Memphis 110 Sunday, March 25 Pacific Division quis Teague and forward Milwaukee 116, Portland 87 UConn (31-4) vs. Penn State (26-6), 2:34 p.m. GP W L OT P GF GA Michael Kidd-Gilchrist to Wednesday Gonzaga (28-5) vs. Kentucky (27-6), 5 p.m. Dallas 73 40 28 5 85 193 195 Chicago 94, Toronto 82 Regional Championship Los Angeles 73 36 25 12 84 172 160 carry the offense. Orlando 103, Phoenix 93 Tuesday, March 27 Phoenix 74 36 26 12 84 194 192 “What Indiana is going New York 82, Philadelphia 79 Semifinal winners, TBA San Jose 73 36 27 10 82 199 191 to do is they are going to Atlanta 103, Cleveland 102, OT FINAL FOUR Anaheim 75 32 32 11 75 189 209 Washington 108, New Jersey 89 At Pepsi Center NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for back off of Teague and Oklahoma City 114, L.A. Clippers 91 Denver overtime loss. back off of Michael Golden State 101, New Orleans 92 National Semifinals x-clinched playoff spot ASSOCIATED PRESS San Antonio 116, Minnesota 100 Sunday, April 1 Wednesday Gilchrist. The only issue Kentucky head coach John Calipari talks with his players during the Denver 116, Detroit 115 Des Moines champion vs. Fresno champion, Buffalo 3, Montreal 0 is it’s dangerous because L.A. Lakers 109, Dallas 93 TBA Carolina 3, Florida 1 second half of a game against Iowa State in the third round of the Thursday Raleigh champion vs. Kingston champion, N.Y. Rangers 2, Detroit 1, OT we’ve all seen those guys NCAA tournament last week in Louisville. Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. TBA Chicago 2, Vancouver 1, OT have big games,” Calipari Golden State at Houston, 8 p.m. National Championship Anaheim 4, St. Louis 3 said Tuesday. “What places on the floor and Calipari often says that L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 3 Thursday Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Semifinal winners, TBA Washington at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. you’re hoping is well let’s just being a great floor all of his players aver- Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. hope that they’re not mak- general.” aged 25 points a game in Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. BASEBALL Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Friday Spring Training Glance Calgary at Minnesota, 6 p.m. ing shots. That’s what I Kentucky has been high school and could Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. The Associated Press Vancouver at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. think that they would do.” sharing the wealth offen- score that many in col- Phoenix at Indiana, 7 p.m. All Times CST Colorado at Phoenix, 8 p.m. New York at Toronto, 7 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. The Hoosiers are one sively all season. lege with a correspon- Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. W L Pct Boston at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. of two teams to topple Doron Lamb has led ding number of shots. New Jersey at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 13 3 .813 Friday the Wildcats, but the two Kentucky in scoring 10 “They share,” Calipari Miami at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Toronto 15 4 .789 Toronto at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Oakland 14 5 .737 Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 5 p.m. freshmen had strong per- times, freshman An- said. “I’ve got a good Boston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Kansas City 11 7 .611 Winnipeg at Washington, 5 p.m. formances in Indiana’s thony Davis nine, Ter- crew, a good group of Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 12 8 .600 Carolina at Columbus, 5 p.m. Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Seattle 12 8 .600 Ottawa at Montreal, 5:30 p.m. thrilling 73-72 win on rence Jones seven, guys.” Denver at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Boston 9 7 .563 Edmonton at Florida, 5:30 p.m. Dec. 10. Kidd-Gilchrist Kidd-Gilchrist six, Miller All seven averaged at Los Angeles 9 8 .529 had 18 points and nine five and freshman Kyle least 19.6 points in their COLLEGE BASKETBALL New York 10 9 .526 ON THE AIR NCAA Tournament Glance Baltimore 6 9 .400 TV SportsWatch rebounds; Teague 15 Wiltjer once. respective senior years All Times CDT Chicago 6 11 .353 The Associated Press points and five assists. “They have a lot of with Davis leading the EAST REGIONAL Cleveland 5 11 .313 All times Central Regional Semifinals Tampa Bay 5 11 .313 Thursday, March 22 “That was so far, that multi-dimensional guys. way with 32 points, 22 re- At TD Garden Texas 5 12 .294 GOLF was like a season ago, lit- They can score from 3, bounds and seven blocks Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE 10 a.m. erally, four months ago. they can score on the pull as last year’s consensus Thursday, March 22 W L Pct TGC — European PGA Tour, Trophee Has- San Francisco 12 6 .667 san II, first round, at Agadir, Morocco Syracuse (33-2) vs. Wisconsin (26-9), 6:15 p.m. That was so long ago I up and they can get to the No. 1 recruit in Calipari’s St. Louis 10 6 .625 2 p.m. Ohio State (29-7) vs. Cincinnati (25-10), 8:45 p.m. Los Angeles 9 6 .600 TGC — PGA Tour, Arnold Palmer Invita- had to watch the tape to rim,” Crean said. “John third straight top re- Regional Championship San Diego 11 8 .579 tional, first round, at Orlando, Fla. remember anything,” is such a good coach for a cruiting class. Saturday, March 24 Colorado 9 8 .529 5:30 p.m. Calipari said. “But (Indi- lot of reasons, but I think Davis continues to win Semifinal winners Houston 9 8 .529 TGC — LPGA, Kia Classic, first round, at SOUTH REGIONAL Philadelphia 9 9 .500 Carlsbad, Calif. ana) played well. One more than ever this year, numerous accolades, be- Regional Semifinals Miami 7 8 .467 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL thing about it, we’re bet- this team really shares coming Kentucky’s first At The Georgia Dome Arizona 8 11 .421 6 p.m. Atlanta Cincinnati 8 11 .421 ESPN — Preseason, N.Y. Yankees vs. ter, but so are they. the basketball. And those winner of the Oscar Friday, March 23 Milwaukee 7 10 .412 Boston, at Fort Myers, Fla. “Both teams are way guys are just scratching Robertson Trophy on Baylor (29-7) vs. Xavier (23-12), 6:15 p.m. Pittsburgh 7 10 .412 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL better than they were the surface of where Tuesday, the national Kentucky (34-2) vs. Indiana (27-8), 8:45 p.m. Chicago 8 12 .400 6 p.m. Regional Championship Washington 5 10 .333 CBS — NCAA, Division I tournament, re- then.” they’re going to be.” player of the year se- Sunday, March 25 Atlanta 6 13 .316 gional semifinals, doubleheader, Syracuse vs. Teague became the Then there’s Ken- lected by the U.S. Basket- New York 4 12 .250 Wisconsin and Ohio State vs. Cincinnati at Semifinal winners NOTE: Split-squad games count in the stand- Boston seventh player to be the tucky’s stifling defense. ball Writers Association. MIDWEST REGIONAL ings; games against non-major league teams 6:47 p.m. team’s leading scorer to With four more blocks, “The recognition is Regional Semifinals do not. TBS — NCAA, Division I tournament, re- At Edward Jones Dome Wednesday’s Games gional semifinals, doubleheader, Michigan help Kentucky reach the Kentucky will surpass nice, but I want to win the St. Louis Minnesota 7, Detroit 3 State vs. Louisville and Marquette vs. Florida round of 16. He put to- Connecticut’s 2004 biggest award of them all Friday, March 23 St. Louis 2, N.Y. Mets 1 at Phoenix North Carolina (31-5) vs. Ohio (29-7), 6:47 p.m. Pittsburgh 6, Boston 5 gether the best scoring record of 315 blocks in a and that’s the national N.C. State (24-12) vs. Kansas (29-6), 9:17 p.m. Toronto 6, Baltimore 3 TRANSACTIONS night of his career with season thanks primarily championship,” Davis Regional Championship Atlanta 3, Washington 2, 10 innings The Associated Press 24 points in an 87-71 vic- to Davis, who has a na- said. “I have to stay hum- Sunday, March 25 N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 2 BASEBALL Semifinal winners Chicago White Sox 13, Seattle 8 American League tory over Iowa State on tion’s best 166. The Wild- ble and keep working.” WEST REGIONAL San Francisco 5, Cleveland 3 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Reassigned RHP Saturday night. cats also lead Division I Calipari has main- Regional Semifinals San Diego 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 Willie Eyre, RHP Jon Link, RHP Miguel So- “He was the main part in field goal percentage tained all along that Thursday, March 22 Kansas City 8, Oakland 3 colovich and RHP Oscar Villarreal to their Arizona 0, Milwaukee 0, tie At US Airways Center minor league camp. of us winning,” senior defense at 37 percent. they’re only focused on Thursday’s Games CLEVELAND INDIANS—Claimed RHP Phoenix Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., Rick Vandenhurk off waivers from Toronto. Darius Miller said. “He “What we are is a good their own games and not Michigan State (29-7) vs. Louisville (28-9), 11:05 a.m. Designated LHP Kelvin De La Cruz for as- did a great job. He was defensive team,” Calipari what’s ahead in the 6:47 p.m. Miami vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 11:05 signment. even talking to us, being said. “We’re an athletic bracket or the tourna- Marquette (27-7) vs. Florida (25-10), 9:17 p.m. a.m. National League Regional Championship Baltimore vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Reassigned OF vocal, talking to us about team. We’re a driving ment, so he’s not playing Saturday, March 24 Fla., 11:05 a.m. Brandon Boggs, RHP Daniel Cabrera, INF Jeff what we needed to do. He team. If we make 3s, we’re up the rematch with Semifinal winners Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Clement and RHP Tim Wood to minor league National Invitation Tournament Glance Fla., 11:05 a.m. camp. was putting guys in great a really strong team.” Crean or the Hoosiers. All Times CST Washington vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., Atlantic League Quarterfinals 11:05 a.m. SUGAR LAND SKEETERS—Signed RHP Tuesday, March 20 Houston vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Gary Majewski, LHP Heath Phillips, C Colt UMass 72, Drexel 70 Fla., 11:10 a.m. Morton, RHP Sean Morgan and INF Ofilio Cas- Oregon (24-9) at Washington (23-10), Late. Cleveland vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., tro. Wednesday, March 21 2:05 p.m. Can-Am League Middle Tennessee (27-6) vs. Minnesota (21- Chicago Cubs vs. Texas (ss) at Surprise, NEWARK BEARS—Signed RHP Greg Lane, 14), 5:30 p.m. Ariz., 2:05 p.m. LHP Matt Fitton and OF Quentin Davis. Nevada (28-6) vs. Stanford (23-11), 7 p.m. Kansas City (ss) vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, QUEBEC CAPITALES—Signed INF Mark FOOD: UK-IU part 2 will be different Semifinals Ariz., 2:05 p.m. Minicozzi. At Madison Square Garden Kansas City (ss) vs. Chicago White Sox at Frontier League New York Tuesday, March 27 Glendale, Ariz., 2:05 p.m. EVANSVILLE OTTERS—Signed LHP FROM PAGE B1 that is the NCAA tournament. Semifinal, 5 p.m. Colorado vs. San Diego at Tucson, Ariz., 2:05 Patrick Crider to a contract extension. The freshman point guard had a ca- p.m. GATEWAY GRIZZLIES—Acquired RHP rebounds and three blocks, but was Semifinal, 7:30 p.m. reer-high 24 points, seven assists and Championship N.Y. Yankees vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Alex Kaminsky from Wichita (AA) for a player held to only six points against the Thursday, March 29 Fla., 5:05 p.m. to be named. only two turnovers against the Cy- Texas (ss) vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., MERS—Placed OF Josh Flo- Hoosiers after battling foul trouble Semifinal winners, 5 p.m. JOLIET SLAM clones. National Invitation Tournament Glance 8:05 p.m. res on the suspended list. throughout. San Francisco vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, n League The Associated Press North America But since that December afternoon, Miller, the team’s undisputed leader, All Times CST Ariz., 8:10 p.m. MCALLEN THUNDER—Re-signed RHP finished with 19 points, including Quarterfinals Kurt Houck, LHP Bryan Smith and RHP Quinn Davis has done a better job of staying Tuesday, March 20 COLLEGE BASEBALL Bright. aggressive without picking up cheap three 3-pointers, against Iowa State. UMass 72, Drexel 70 Wednesday’s College Baseball Scores BASKETBALL As the team’s only major contributing Washington 90, Oregon 86 The Associated Press National Basketball Association fouls. EAST S senior, Miller knows this is it. Wednesday, March 21 CHARLOTTE BOBCAT —Waived F Boris And Indiana (27-8), which went 18-1 at Minnestoa 78, Middle Tennessee 72 Adelphi 4, Caldwell 2 Diaw. “We all know this is the last time Alvernia 8, Rowan 7 home this season, including wins over Stanford 84, Nevada 56 HOUSTON ROCKETS—Reassigned F Greg this team is going to be together,” the Semifinals Assumption 17, American Intl. 5 Smith to Rio Grande Valley (NBADL). No. 1 Kentucky, then No. 2 Ohio State Barry 6, S. Connecticut 4 At Madison Square Garden INDIANA PACERS—Announced the retire- and fifth-ranked Michigan State, shot 60 senior guard said. “We’re not quite New York College of N.J. 7, Gwynedd Mercy 2 ment of F-C Jeff Foster. ready for that yet.” Tuesday, March 27 Lynn 10, Franklin Pierce 2 MIAMI HEAT—Signed C Ronny Turiaf. percent from 3-point range in the win. UMass (24-10) vs. Stanford (24-11), 5 p.m. New Haven 4, Post (Conn.) 1 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Signed G My point is this: Even though Jones After a few rough years of being in Washington (24-10) vs. Minnesota (22-14), 7 Penn St.-Abington 4, Rutgers-Camden 0 Derek Fisher. college basketball’s basement, Tom p.m. Rhode Island 7, Sacred Heart 5 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS—Claimed F didn’t show up, Davis couldn’t stay on Championship Stonehill 6, Bentley 2 J.J. Hickson off waivers from Sacramento. the floor and the Hoosiers, who played Crean, one of Calipari’s close friends, Thursday, March 29 Wentworth 11, Brandeis 6, 10 innings SACRAMENTO KINGS—Signed F Terrence has Indiana headed back upstairs. Semifinal winners, 5 p.m. SOUTH Williams to a 10-day contract. their best basketball at home, shot out College Basketball Invitational Glance Baylor 10, Sam Houston 3 FOOTBALL of their minds, Kentucky still would But this is Kentucky’s house, and the The Associated Press Boston College 8, Bryant 5 National Football League Wildcats will protect it. Semifinals Charlotte 7, Winthrop 4 NFL—Fined the New Orleans Saints $500,000 have picked up the victory if it wasn’t Wednesday, March 21 Clemson 4, Elon 2 and suspended Saints coach Sean Payton for for a late defensive lapse by one of the Catch the ’Cats in the Elite Eight. Pittsburgh 68, Butler 62, OT Coker 6, UNC Pembroke 4 the 2012 season, general manager Mickey youngest teams in the country. This is Food For Thought, you do Washington State 72, Oregon State 55 Delaware 3, Maryland 1 Loomis eight regular-season games, former the dishes. Championship Series Erskine 9, Anderson, S.C. 8, 10 innings Saints and current St. Louis defensive coordi- But this team isn’t young anymore. (Best-of-3) Ferrum 7, Emory & Henry 5 nator Gregg Williams indefinitely and assistant After being arguably the Wildcats’ Monday, March 26 Florida St. 9, Stetson 1 head coach Joe Vitt six regular-season games, REACH KEITH JENKINSat 270-887-3261 or kjenkins@kentuck- Pittsburgh (20-16) vs. Washington State (18- Frostburg St. 6, Guilford 3 in addition to the forfeiture of second-round biggest question mark all year, 16), TBA Georgetown (Ky.) 18, Cumberland (Tenn.) 8 draft picks in 2012 and 2013 for violations of the Teague proved last week he’s more ynewera.com. Follow him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MrKei- Wednesday, March 28 High Point 10, East Carolina 2 NFL’s long-standing “bounty” rule. Pittsburgh vs. Washington State, TBA Kennesaw St. 8, Presbyterian 4 BUFFALO BILLS—Agreed to terms with S than ready to embrace the big stage th_Jenkins. Friday, March 30 King (Tenn.) 10, Brevard 5 Bryan Scott. Signed DE Mark Anderson to a Pittsburgh vs. Washington State, TBA Lander 11, Carson-Newman 5 four-year contract. CollegeInsider.com Tournament Glance Miami 8, Florida Atlantic 5 DENVER BRONCOS—Traded QB Tim The Associated Press Mount Olive 17-11, Catawba 12-1 Tebow and a 2012 seventh-round draft pick to All Times CST Murray St. 11, Belmont 5 the N.Y. Jets for a 2012 fourth- and a sixth- Quarterfinals Newberry 7, S.C.-Aiken 6 round draft pick. Tuesday, March 20 North Greenville 12, W. Virginia St. 0 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed C Samson Oakland 77, Rice 70 Pikeville 6, Asbury 4 Satele. UK: Jones stepping up big lately for Wildcats Wednesday, March 21 St. Catharine 11, Cincinnati-Clermont 1, 7 in- MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Re-signed DT Fred Fairfield 67, Robert Morris 61 nings Evans. Signed RB Lex Hilliard. Released NT FROM PAGE B1 Jones appears confi- up” and started SEC play Mercer 79, Old Dominion 73 Tennessee 4, Fla. International 3, 11 innings Remi Ayodele. Agreed to terms with OL Geoff dent again after being in January with 20 points Utah State 77, Loyola Marymount 69 Tenn. Wesleyan 9, Trevecca Nazarene 6 Schwartz. and 7.2 rebounds per Note: Future-round matchups are deter- Union (Ky.) 5, Campbellsville 1 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed CB game this year. His play shaken during those De- against South Carolina mined by previous round results. Virginia 12, VMI 3 Will Allen and OL Robert Gallery. cember days. He aban- on Jan. 7 and acknowl- NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Virginia Tech 5, Cornell 4 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Agreed to terms in last year’s NCAA W. Kentucky 12, Austin Peay 8 doned Twitter for a edged his confidence had Glance with DT Broderick Bunkley on a five-year con- tournament lifted Ken- The Associated Press tract. tucky to the Final Four. stretch after his poor been shot because of the NHL OAKLAND RAIDERS—Agreed to terms All Times CST The Associated Press “He rebounded the ball performance, letting his pain in his finger. DES MOINES REGIONAL All Times CST with OT Khalif Barnes and CB Pat Lee on one- critics know he didn’t “It just happened at the Regional Semifinals EASTERN CONFERENCE year contracts. like crazy,” Calipari said. At Wells Fargo Arena Atlantic Division PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed TE Wes “As a matter of fact, in forget anything while wrong time,” he said. Des Moines, Iowa GP W L OT P GF GA Lyons and FB Will Johnson. the game we lost against Kentucky superfan and Calipari also says it Saturday, March 24 x-N.Y. Rangers734620 7 99 201 161 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Re-signed QB Kansas (21-12) vs. Tennessee (26-8), 10:04 Pittsburgh 72 45 21 6 96 239 184 Alex Smith to a three-year contract. Connecticut, he had 15 actress Ashley Judd was unfair for Jones to a.m. Philadelphia 73 42 23 8 92 232 206 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Agreed to terms rebounds, and he was re- messaged him words of shoulder all the blame Baylor (36-0) vs. Georgia Tech (26-8), Noon New Jersey 74 42 27 5 89 201 191 with T Frank Omiyale. encouragement. for the loss to Indiana on Regional Championship N.Y. Islanders7330 32 11 71 174 218 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed QB Rex bounding every ball. Monday, March 26 Northeast Division Grossman to a one-year contract. Much better offensive He appeared to turn a Christian Watford’s 3- Semifinal winners, TBA GP W L OT P GF GA Arena Football League player than he was a corner 10 days later when point play at the buzzer FRESNO REGIONAL Boston 72 42 27 3 87 236 178 SAN JOSE SABERCATS—Acquired DB Tan- Regional Semifinals Ottawa 74 37 27 10 84 221 214 ner Varner from Kansas City for the second year ago, and now he’s he posted: “It’s ok to fail after Jones sat on the At Save Mart Center Buffalo 74 35 29 10 80 190 207 and fifth position in the AFL’s claim order. still rebounding.” but it’s never ok to give bench the final 2:59. www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Thursday, March 22, 2012 B3

BRIEFS n NFL n NASCAR n Harbold paces Brescia to victory Ky. track vows Former Christian County High School softball star Stacey to avoid last year’s Harbold earned the pitching 4-2 win for Brescia University Tuesday. traffic snafu Harbold also had a double and drove in BY BRUCE SCHREINER a run. ASSOCIATED PRESS In the second game, Harbold was LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Speedway chalks 1-for-1 in an 11-4 up last year’s race-day fiasco to rookie mistakes, win. when a massive traffic jam dented its reputation at the track’s inaugural Sprint Cup Series race. Now, with more asphalt and parking, the track is vowing Warm winter means to redeem itself. no tulips for Derby Teaming with highway crews, the speedway is nearing the checkered flag on a series of construc- LOUISVILLE, Ky. tion projects aimed at ensuring smoother traffic (AP) — It’s called flow for the track’s next Sprint Cup race in late June. the Run for the “I guarantee there won’t be the traffic issues like Roses, but thou- there were last year,” Kentucky Speedway General sands of tulips are Manager Mark Simendinger said this week in a also part of the phone interview. “I think our fans ... are going to landscape at be pleasantly surprised that it doesn’t take them Churchill Downs that long to get here.” during the Ken- Last year, idling on the roadways overshadowed tucky Derby. Not the roaring racecars. It spoiled a moment that the this year. region’s race fans had been anticipating for years Track horticul- ASSOCIATED PRESS as the track in rural northern Kentucky maneu- ture director Matt New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton and then defensive coordinator Gregg Williams talk during vered to land a coveted Sprint Cup race. Bizzell says the un- their game Sept. 26, 2010, at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, La. Many irate fans never made it to the race. Brake usually warm win- lights stretched for miles as 107,000-plus fans de- ter means the tulips scended on the track. Afterward, speedway officials will bloom about tried to make up for it by offering ticket exchanges two weeks too early Saints coach suspended for fans who missed the race. for the first Satur- For Speedway Motorsports Inc., the company day in May. that owns and operates the track, the nightmarish The track usually logjam drove home some painful realities: the track has 6,000 to 12,000 lacked adequate parking and access roads were too tulips blooming dur- for season over bounties clogged to handle the crush. ing Derby week. Almost as soon as the race ended, speedway offi- Bizzell says they’ll BY HOWARD FENDRICH of such futility that fans wore paper bags cials were looking to fix the problem. be replaced this AP PRO FOOTBALL WRITER over their heads at home games. Late last year, the state awarded a nearly $4 mil- year by some 25,000 Brees reacted quickly to the news on lion highway contract to widen an exit ramp com- annuals growing in Meting out unprecedented punishment Twitter, writing: “I am speechless. Sean ing off southbound Interstate 71 and widen a the Churchill for a crush-for-cash bounty system that Payton is a great man, coach, and mentor. stretch of Kentucky 35 than runs past the track. Downs greenhouse. targeted key opposing players, the NFL ... I need to hear an explanation for this Also, a new pedestrian tunnel has been built. As for roses, suspended New Orleans Saints head coach punishment.” The project has run ahead of schedule, thanks to Bizzell says they Sean Payton without pay for next season The Saints now must decide who will the mild winter, and should wrap up within a cou- should look better and indefinitely banned the team’s former coach the team in Payton’s place — his sus- ple of weeks, said Robert Hans, a chief district en- than ever. They usu- defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams. pension takes effect April 1 — and who will gineer for the Kentucky Department of Highways. ally peak after the Payton is the first head coach suspended make roster moves while Loomis is out. Meanwhile, the speedway bought more than 150 Derby, but Bizzell by the league for any reason, accused of try- There was no immediate word from the acres of neighboring farmland to convert into says he’s hoping ing to cover up a system of extra cash pay- Saints, but two candidates to take over parking. Chugging bulldozers are still shaping the this year they’ll be outs that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell coaching duties are defensive coordinator hilly terrain into tens of thousands more smooth right on time. Some on Wednesday called “particularly unusual Steve Spagnuolo and offensive coordinator parking spaces. 2,100 roses will and egregious” and “totally unacceptable.” Pete Carmichael Jr. Spagnuolo has NFL adorn the Winner’s Sending a message by taking a harsh stand, head coaching experience; Carmichael does Circle with about Goodell also banned Saints general manager not, but has been with the club since 2006. PREP n 250 rose bushes scat- Mickey Loomis for the first eight regular-sea- When the NFL first made its investiga- tered elsewhere. son games next season — believed to be the first tion public on March 2, Williams admitted CCHS: Hyde signs with Brescia time a GM was suspended by the NFL — and to — and apologized for — running the assistant coach Joe Vitt for the first six games. program while in charge of the Saints’ de- FROM PAGE B1 the Stadium of Champi- COLLEGE n In addition, Goodell fined the Saints fense. He was hired in January by the St. vating factors for me to ons and knew immedi- $500,000 and took away their second-round Louis Rams; head coach Jeff Fisher said come back and coach ately he wanted her for draft picks this year and next. Wednesday he’ll probably use a committee girls’ soccer here at his team. “We are all accountable and responsible of coaches to replace Williams in 2012. WKU’s Christian County,” “I look for two things for player health and safety and the integrity Goodell will review Williams’ status Willis said. “I remem- and that is attitude and of the game. We will not tolerate conduct or after the upcoming season and decide bered her as a younger athletic ability … she a culture that undermines those priorities,” whether he can return. Bjork player when I coached stood out,” he said. “I said Goodell, whose league faces more than “I accept full responsibility for my ac- earlier and I saw her as am very, very pleased 20 concussion-related lawsuits brought by tions,” Williams said in a statement issued a freshman and sopho- she chose to attend hundreds of former players. “No one is by the Rams. “I will continue to cooperate named more and I could see the Brescia. She will com- above the game or the rules that govern it.” fully with the league and its investigation look on her face. She plete our 2013 class.” Payton, whose salary this season was to be and ... I will do everything possible to re- was determined to Hyde joins Lady at least $6 million, ignored instructions from earn the respect of my colleagues, the Miss. AD make the program bet- Colonel teammate Brit- the NFL and Saints ownership to make sure NFL and its players in hopes of returning ter. tany Mason, who signed BY DAVID BRANDT bounties weren’t being paid. The league also to coaching in the future.” “She scored 55 goals to play at Brescia earlier AP SPORTS WRITER chastised him for choosing to “falsely deny While some players who played for and had 10 assists her this year. that the program existed,” and for trying to Williams elsewhere said he oversaw bounty last two years and the In addition to playing Ross Bjork has de- “encourage the false denials by instructing as- systems there, too, the league said its inter- team won 25 games,” four sports, Hyde is an veloped a reputation sistants to ‘make sure our ducks are in a row.’” views didn’t find evidence that “programs Willis continued. “Her active member in the as an up-and-comer All in all, Goodell’s ruling is a real blow at other clubs involved targeting opposing first two years they won school’s Future Farm- in college athletics to the Saints, a franchise that Payton and players or rewarding players for injuring an nine. I think it shows ers of America pro- who specializes in quarterback Drew Brees revived and led opponent.” But Goodell could re-open the that Kim’s determina- gram and carries a 3.3 fund raising and to the 2010 Super Bowl title after decades case if new information emerges. isn’t afraid to make tion to get better helped GPA. She plans on bold moves with his the program get better.” studying nursing in col- coaching staff. Brescia coach David lege. That’s exactly what Donahue said he Mississippi wanted. watched Hyde play in a REACH JOE WILSONat 270-887-3260 The 39-year-old Jets, Broncos complete Tebow trade tournament last fall at or [email protected]. Bjork was named the Rebels’ athletic BY DENNIS WASZAK JR. that cost, and Jets general Despite ultimately pulling director on Wednes- AP SPORTS WRITER manager Mike Tannenbaum off the trade, it’s just another day afternoon and a said the team was “comfort- bizarre moment for the Jets, formal news confer- NEW YORK — Tim able with the compensation.” a team that has had its share ence is scheduled for Tebow is coming to New He said there was a dis- of them over the years, con- Thursday on cam- York. Really. agreement about how to han- juring memories of Bill Be- pus. Bjork has been After a big false start, the dle the salary advance after lichick’s hiring as coach and the athletic director New York Jets pulled off a Denver received the papers. his resignation one day later. at Western Ken- Tebow-like comeback “We knew what the con- The deal also raised ques- tucky since March Wednesday night, getting tract was,” he said. “We had tions about the Jets’ com- 2010 and also worked the quarterback who turned read it. ... We felt it was one mitment to Mark Sanchez, in the athletic de- the Denver Broncos from an way; they felt it was another. who received a $40.5 mil- partments at UCLA, also-ran into a playoff team Based on that, they were lion contract extension, Miami and Mis- last season and became the well within their rights to with $20.5 million guaran- souri. NFL’s most talked-about assess their different possi- teed, earlier this month. “While I was not player — for a fourth- and bilities of what to do and During a call late Wednes- seeking to leave sixth-round draft pick. their alternatives. And they day night, Tannenbaum re- WKU, the opportu- Now, Tebowmania is did so throughout the day.” peatedly referred to nity to oversee and opening on Broadway. So the Jets waited and Sanchez as “our guy” and manage the athletics And, there’s sure to be waited — and looked as if the team’s unquestioned department at a his- plenty of drama — just as they had botched the big deal. starting quarterback. toric and prestigious there was from the moment university in the the Jets pulled off the deal. Southeastern Confer- Or thought they did, that is. ence was one that we “I’m thankful they stuck had to examine and with me through this whole ultimately accept,” crazy process,” Tebow said. Bjork said in a state- Eight hours after initially ment released by agreeing to a trade, the teams Western Kentucky. completed it after it was The Dodge City, hung up when the Jets Kan., native will balked at repaying Denver take over for Pete more than $5 million for a Boone in mid-April. salary advance due Tebow. Boone announced The two sides agreed to split his retirement in November after more than 13 years as Mississippi’s AD. LIVE FISH Ole Miss chancel- FOR STOCKING PONDS lor Dr. Dan Jones, along with a com- mittee led by former We provide hauling containers Ole Miss quarter- We will be at: back Archie Man- Tractor Supply Company ning and FedEx 10710 Eagle Way $ chairman Mike March 23 • 1:00-2:00 Glenn, made the Call 886-7740 1.00Any Combo OFF Bjork hire. KEN JACOBS At Regular Price Bowling Green, KY Limit 4 per car per visit. Not valid with other discounts or (270) 842-2555 2921 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • Hopkinsville, KY promotions. At participating locations only. Expires 4/16/12. 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886-9000; Hampton Inn & Suites, 270- the Pennyroyal Arts Council. Donations ternoon Lake Barkley will shower the TODAY - APRIL 7 886-8800; Comfort Suites, 270-985- encouraged to benefit the Pennyroyal fields with eggs in the Egg-ceptional APRIL 20 1101: Holiday Inn, 270-886-4413; Fair- Arts Council, a nonprofit organization Egg Hunt. It will start at 3 p.m. at the field Inn & Suites, 270-886-5151; Rode- established to promote the appreciation Lake Barkley Fitness Center — don’t be way Inn, 270-885-1126. Register for of the Arts through education, support, late. The Easter Bunny will make an ap- your seat at this event on www.Kentuck- service and presentation. This is a com- pearance at 2:30 p.m. so don’t forget yBuncoBash.com. If you will be staying munity-wide event open to people of all your camera. From toddlers to teens, overnight please make your reserva- fitness levels, children and pets on leash- bring your baskets and gather some tions at one of our participating hotels. es. For additional information, email Jill goodies. For more information, call 800- Deadline to register is March 23. Only Atkins at [email protected]. 325-1708 or email Mary.Schmidt@ky. $50 for three days of Bunco. This year gov. the tournament will open for one day of A Laffs Express Comedy Club Produc- play for $30. Players will qualify for prizes tion – 7:30 p.m., Hopkinsville Eagles at the end of Saturday and are welcome Club, 2600 Fort Campbell Blvd. Starring Adsmore 1907 Spring and Easter – 11 on Friday night. The decorated doors Steve Poggi and The Fryman. Doors a.m. – 4 p.m., Thursday-Saturday, and the bunco costumes will be judged open at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $15 in ad- Adsmore House and Gardens, 304 N. Jef- on Saturday and announcing the win- vance and $18 at the door. Ticket price ferson St., Princeton. Katharine Garratt’s ners after lunch. There will also be pic- include two drink coupons good for the sixth birthday will be featured through tures for everyone to take back home. night of the show. Advanced tickets can April 7. Although Katharine doesn’t be purchased at the Eagles Club. For know it, she is receiving a special gift this more information, call 270-885-9218. year. This will make up for her aunts, SATURDAY Piano Plus . . . A Musical Surprise Party – Kate and Delina, being unable to attend Zumba "Master Class" – 2 - 4 p.m., Chris- tian County Middle School, Amy Fortin, 7:15 p.m., Alhambra Theatre. Kentucky because they are on a grand tour. Join us River Queen Pageant– 7 p.m., APSU and Hopkinsville’s own pianist, compos- for this special event and learn what the Hopkinsville Division of Parks and Clement Auditorium. Tickets sold at the Recreation, and Christian County Public er and producer Ron Creager brings an Katharine so desires for her birthday and door. For information on applying. visit enchanting performance to the stage of how children celebrated at the turn of Schools will host with internationally www.riversandspires.com. This pageant renowned Zumba Master and celebrity the Alhambra. Be enticed by the mys- the 20th century. See the dinning table is part of the Rivers & Spires Festival and tery of the many possible musical sur- set for the family’s Easter dinner and the Nathan Blake. Registration begins at 1 a precursor to the Miss TN USA pageant. p.m. Advance registration is $20 per per- prises to be experienced — beloved lovely linens and clothing on display. music, guest artists and Creager’s cre- Usher in Spring with a visit to Adsmore. son with tickets available at www.show clix.com/event/zumbawithnathanblake. Easter at Lake Barkley – noon – 8 p.m., ativity. The entire family will be delight- For more information, call 270-365-3114 ed as he shares his talents that have en- or email [email protected]. Tickets at the door will be $25. There will Lake Barkley State Resort Park, 3500 be a meet-and-greet social from 5 – 7 State Park Road, Cadiz. Lake Barkley tertained audiences in New York, Bever- ly Hills, Hong Kong, Moscow, Shanghai, p.m. at the Harper House. For more in- State Resort Park will be having Easter formation, call Amy Fortin at 270-498- Sydney, and London. For more informa- TODAY-SATURDAY activities for the entire family. Carved tion, visit www.roncreager.com. 0150 or email Amyzumbaky@yahoo Beef on the Line, Catfish, Salad and .com. Easter Bunny Arrival – Governor's Soup Bar, Assortment of side items, Square Mall. Bring the kids out to an Dessert selections to blow you away. APRIL 20-21 Easter Egg Display at the Customer Serv- Children ages 6-12 -$8.49, Adults – ice Center. Each child can take a guess as $18.49. Meet the Easter Bunny at 2:30 Third Annual KiteFest – 1 p.m., DeBow p.m. He will be over at the Fitness Cen- Youth March – 5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. Satur- to how many eggs they think is in the day, Hopkinsville High School, 430 Koff- Recreational Complex. The City of Hop- ter so bring a camera, he moves pretty display. The child who guesses the clos- man Drive. There will be a free barbecue est will win an Easter Prize Package. At kinsville Division of Parks & Recreation. fast. This is free so come out and enjoy. Registration is not necessary, but be and cookout Friday followed by a 10 a.m. March 24 the Easter Bunny will Gospel Explosion. On Saturday, there announce the winner. sure to get your ticket and enter the 2 p.m. drawing for exceptional kites which will be sessions on topics ranging from APRIL 16-20 synthetic drugs, school violence and Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Os- cannot be purchased locally. Children under 12 years of age must be accompa- bullying. There will be special seminars car Wilde – 7 p.m., Wednesday and Rotary Radio Auction – 7 – 11 p.m., coming from Campbellsville Iniversity, Thursday, 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday, nied by an adult. For more information, Cadiz Baptist Church Annex, 82 Main Hopkinsville College of the Bible and Roxy Regional Theatre, 100 Franklin St., call 270-887-4290 or visit www.hop Street, Cadiz. Fun for everyone. Join us Simmons University. At 3 p.m., there will Clarksville, Tenn. In three short months, townrec.com. to support the Cadiz Rotary Club and be a youth march for Christ Registration Oscar Wilde, the most celebrated play- is $50 per church. To register, call Candi- wright and wit of Victorian England, was also shop for many bargain’s during this live on air auction. We encourage da Phelps at 270-886-3723 or email can- toppled from the apex of British society [email protected]. To be in the into humiliation and ruin. Telling the you to come down in person to actual- ly see the items first hand. The “Coun- Gospel Explosion, call Lana Lovejoy at gripping story of Wilde's tragic fall 270-317-4982 or 270-352-5177. through actual trial documents, news- try Store” is just a blast to visit and paper accounts and writings of the day, browse through. Food will be prepared playwright Moisés Kaufman ignites an on site each night with proceeds help- APRIL 20-22 incendiary mix of sex and censorship, ul- ing out Civic Groups and Organiza- timately placing on trial a society that tions. Kick Off Breakfast will be at 7 a.m. made the poet and playwright a scape- Monday at the Lake Barkley State Re- goat for its own sexual and moral inse- sort Park Convention Center with Tick- curities and hypocrisies. This production ets on sale from any Rotarian. Limited contains language and subject matter 5K -Race from TCHS D.E.C.A. – Trigg seating so get your seats early. All not appropriate for all audiences. All County High School, 202 Main Street, monies raised goes to providing for tickets are $10 and may be purchased Cadiz. Join in this fund raising event for Rodney Carrington – 7 p.m., Carson Cen- the needs of the Senior Citizens and online at www.roxyregionaltheatre.org, the Trigg County High School DECA. ter, 100 Kentucky Ave., Paducah. Rodney Youth of Cadiz and Trigg County. by phone at 931-645-7699, or at the the- Walking and running are permitted. For Scholarships, Grants, and projects are atre during regular box office hours Carrington is a multitalented comedian, more information, call 937-251-9658. funded each year due to the generosi- from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday. actor and writer who has recorded eight major record label comedy albums sell- ty of our participants, friends, and ing over 3 million copies. “Morning neighbors. For more information, call FRIDAY Wood” has been certified gold and 270-522-3236 or email “Greatest Hits” has just been certified [email protected]. Platinum by the RIAA. For more informa- Clifford: The Big Red Dog Live! – 7 p.m., tion, call 270-450-4444. Carson Center, 100 Kentucky Ave., Padu- APRIL 18 cah. In conjunction with the beloved big Full country breakfast – 8-11 a.m., Chris- dog's 50th anniversary, celebrate the tian County Extension Office, 2850 Pem- The Empty Bowls Project: Auction – timeless values of Clifford with Emily broke Road. Pancakes, scrambled eggs, Elizabeth, Cleo and T-Bone. Memorable bacon, milk and orange juice will be 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., Cadiz United songs, choreography and fun delight served by the Christian County 4-H Methodist Church, 482 Lakota Drive, the entire family with Clifford's message youth. Donations will be accepted. Cadiz. We invite you to join us in a won- derful project to provide funds for Help- — share, play fair, have respect, work to- Funds will be raised for program sup- Spring Photography Weekend – 2 p.m. gether, be responsible, be truthful, be port. For more information, call 270-886- ing Hands of Cadiz, KY. Helping Hands Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt – 1-2 p.m., Friday – noon Sunday, Pennyrile State kind, believe in yourself, be a good 6328. has been providing for the most basic Park, Dawson Springs. Not only a good friend and help others. For more infor- West Cadiz Park, Cadiz. Can’t believe the needs of the poor in this community for big bunny has been out to it again. It’s contest, but also information that will mation, call 270-450-4444. many years and is in need of our finan- help participants become better pho- time for the Great Lions Club Egg Hunt. cial and moral support. The Empty MARCH 29 For more information, call 270-924-9975 tographers. Photographs may be taken Bowls Project Empty Bowls is an interna- FRIDAY-SATURDAY or email [email protected]. anywhere within the state park and Opry Mills’ Grand Re-Opening – 9:30 tional project to fight hunger that began state forest. Participants must bring their a.m., Opry Mills, 433 Opry Mills Drive, in Michigan in 1991. The basic idea for own camera. Registration is $35. Regis- Barbecue fundraiser – Caledonia Volun- Nashville, Tenn. A ribbon cutting cere- APRIL 1 Empty Bowls is simple. Guests come for ter at least one week prior to event to teer Fire Department, 5 p.m. Friday, with mony will mark this milestone occasion a luncheon meal of soup and bread and get a $5 discount. Children 16 and under chicken and pork chops. After 10 a.m. with Nashville and state officials, local offer a suggested donation of five dol- pay just $10. Lodging discount available. Saturday, with chicken, pork chops, pork business and community leaders and a lars for the meal. Members of the com- For more information, call 270-797- shoulder and burgoo. To reserve bur- team from The Mills and Simon Property munity agree to donate five dollars to 3421. goo, call 270-235-5474 or 270-235-5024. Group. Throughout the weekend, shop- decorate a ceramic bowl that will be dis- pers will enjoy entertainment, special played and sold in a silent auction at the retailer promotions, incredible incen- luncheon. All profits from the luncheon APRIL 26 FRIDAY-SUNDAY tives and hourly giveaways including and the sale of decorated bowls will thousands of dollars in Simon American benefit our own Helping Hands organi- Red Hatter’s Afternoon – Lake Barkley Express giftcards. It will also feature a se- zation. Bowls to be auctioned for the State Resort Park, 3500 State Park Road, ries of fashion, lifestyle, musical and fam- event will be decorated at the Janice Cadiz. Lake Barkley State Resort Park is ily-friendly events running through early Mason Art Museum on March 30-31. We again celebrating the Kentucky Derby May. hope you will join us in this important with an afternoon at the races just for TCHS Golf Scramble – Boots Randolph fundraiser for Helping Hands and for the Red Hatters. Come dressed in your finest MARCH 30 Golf Course, Blue Springs Road, Cadiz. benefit of our own community. To deco- Red Hatter’s Derby outfits and get ready The grass is green so it’s golf time again. rate a bowl for this worthy cause, email to pick a winner while having a great Join in this fun tournament fundraiser [email protected]. time. At this pre-derby celebration Red Sixth annual Tasters Luncheon – 11 a.m. for Trigg County High School. For more Hatter’s will enjoy lunch, tea and an af- - 1 p.m., Christian County Extension Of- information, call 270-522-2200 ext. 4031 ternoon at the races. Reservations are Scrapbooking Weekend – 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., fice, 2850 Pembroke Road. Tickets are $7 or email [email protected]. APRIL 19-23 required. For more information, call 20781 Pennyrile Lodge Road, Dawson before the luncheon and $8 at the door. Mary Schmidt at 800-325-1708 or by Springs. Whether you are an old pro at The food for this luncheon will be fur- email at [email protected]. Modeling auditions – Place Paddock Pl. scrapbooking or just starting out this nished by members of the Christian APRIL 7 weekend is for you. Enjoy a spacious County Homemaker Club. Belle Meade, Nashville, Tenn. Free audi- table to work all weekend, plus a chance tions for male and female children, pre- APRIL 28 "Walk Down Memory Lane" – 3 p.m., WHOP'er Egg Hunt – 11 a.m – noon, Tie- teens, teens and adults to showcase to win scrapbook-related prizes. Regis- Breaker Park. The annual community- tration fee is $35 with a $5 discount if HCC Auditorium, 720 North Drive. Free- their talents at MAAI at Deauville Beach, Ky. B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Qualifier man Chapel CME & HCC Minority Stu- wide WHOP’er Easter Egg Hunt will be Miami, Fla. The MAAI Organization is the you pay one week prior to the event. for kids ages 8 and under. Registration – Lake Barkley State Resort Park, 3500 dent Union presents Ole' Skool Apollo only nonprofit association of it’s kind. Spots are limited, so register early. ends at 10:45 a.m. Each child will need State Park Road, Cadiz. The public is in- Crew in concert. Donations are $5. Tick- Competitions are for professional mod- vited to come down to the take offs and an egg hunting license ... no problem ... ets can be purchased by calling 270- weigh ins at Lake Barkley State Resort 2012 Kentucky Bunco Bash – 5-9 p.m. Children will be hunting in five age els 5’7” and over, petite models 5’5” and Friday, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. – 3 885-6554. Park Marina. The Tournament is Co- groups from toddlers to 8-years-old, under, and plus sizes. Models and actors p.m. Sunday, James E. Bruce Convention Sponsored by the Cadiz-Trigg County plus special need individuals. There'll be will have the opportunity to meet NYC Center, 5305 Fort Campbell Blvd. You are HCC Music and Concert Film Series – 7-9 Chamber of Commerce. For information p.m., Auditorium Lecture Hall, Hop- candy, toys, and prizes including a casting director and international mod- invited to the Kentucky Bunco Bash in eling scouts. Mandatory competitions about about K.B.F.N. check out the web- kinsvile Community College. “AC/DC $98.70 Grand Prize to one lucky hunter. site at www.kybassnation.com. Hopkinsville, March 23-25. We are going are runway modeling, TV commercial to have three great days of bunco. We Live at Donnington.” and fashion photography. Optional will have a winners and a losers bracket TO SUBMITan item to Ticket, please include Who, What, competitions are soap star, swim suit, with prize money in both. More than APRIL 8 When and Where in the item description along with a $4,000 in cash and prizes! Prizes will be MARCH 31 monologue and singing. Models under daytime contact phone number. Items may either be given for the best decorated hotel room Egg-ceptional Egg Hunt – 2:30-3:30 p.m., 21 must bring a parent or guardian for faxed to 270-887-3222, or emailed to living@kentuck- door and best bunco costume (individ- Jellybean Jog: Run for the Arts – 9 a.m., Lake Barkley State Resort Park, 3500 the audition. Call Susan Carpenter for an ynewera.com. All items must be submitted one week pri- ual or group) and there will be more Founders Square at Ninth and Main State Park Road, Cadiz. Windows on the audition spot at 615-352-9606, email or to the desired publication date. Deadline for submis- prizes throughout the weekend. Partici- streets. A 5K Fun Run/Walk/Cycle Water restaurant will offer it’s annual [email protected] or visit sions is 4 p.m. each Monday. For more information, call pating Hotels are : Best Western, 270- through historic Hopkinsville to benefit Easter Buffet from noon – 8 p.m. That af- www.maai.org. 270-887-3238.