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OUR 108th YEAR — NO. 049 (606) 573-4510 1 SECTION — 10 PAGES 50¢ Watch out for the overflows Status of TCRS heard at meeting By JARROD SHERMAN you don’t Contributing Writer have to have any A tragic car crash over special the weekend might prove skills. to be the impetus for a bet- Hopefully, ter-staffed Tri-City Rescue we can get Squad. the rescue Former rescue squad STANTON squad member Yolanda Stanton back. You addressed the don’t want it to be your Cumberland City Council family member waiting for during Tuesday’s meeting somebody from Harlan to to announce a recruiting come up here. I know this drive to attract new mem- one was a fatality, but bers to the Tri-City Rescue what if it hadn’t been?” Squad. Currently, virtually all “This past week, we of the squad’s members had a bad fatality up on NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise are also employees of 119,” Stanton said. “The With several days of the county receiving rain, ditches and waterways are overflowing. Kentucky Johnson’s LifeCare, complaint I heard was Department of Transportation employees worked Thursday on a ditchline that had overflowed on KY according to LifeCare rep- that they had to call 413 at Baxter, causing high water signs to be posted on that roadway cautioning drivers to slow down. resentative Stephanie Harlan County (Rescue Vanover. Squad) to come up here “He works 84 hours, March is weather awareness month and use the Jaws (of Life) she works 72,” she said, to get this lady out of the referring to crew members By NOLA SIZEMORE public during these times, pre- the Cumberland River in 1977. vehicle. This took over 45 who attended the meeting Staff Writer paredness starts at home,” said There were outbreaks of torna- minutes — we had no res- with her. “My father John Heltzel, director of dos in 1974 where 72 people died cue squad to respond.” (Darrell Vanover) and I If a tornado or flood occurred, Kentucky Emergency and again in 2008 where 17 resi- Mossie Glover, 52, of work 24/7. We don’t have a would you be prepared? Management. “It starts with dents perished. Everyone Cumberland, was killed lot of members in the res- Kentuckians face different being aware of conditions and sit- remembers the blizzard of 2003, Saturday when she turned cue squad. weather related challenges uations that threaten you and the wind storm of 2008 and the onto U.S. 119 from “We need more volun- throughout the year and because your family’s safety and then ice storm of 2009. Kingdom Come Drive, teers. There’s a lot of peo- of that every household should be taking appropriate steps.” “Be prepared,” said Heltzel. pulling into the path of a ple who show up at a bad prepared to face these challenges In the past Kentuckians have “You should have a three day tractor and trailer. An accident and stand by the at any given time. Gov. Steve experienced unprecedented supply of food and water for each infant in Glover’s vehicle road and watch. Why don’t Beshear recently signed a procla- flooding, tornados and ice member of your family, along sustained minor injuries. they become involved, mation declaring March as storms, leaving residents with- with essentials such as medi- “We’re trying to get educated, professionally Severe Weather Awareness out power and water for weeks. cines, flashlights, radio, extra more volunteers from this trained and help? I would Month, urging all Kentuckians to Louisville experienced a tornado batteries, matches, candles, first area,” Stanton said. “We’re love that.” be prepared for severe weather. in 1890 where more than 120 aid supplies to name a few.” going to have a recruit- More information about “Although state and local gov- people perished. There was flood- C.D. Morton, Harlan ment. Anybody can volun- volunteering will be avail- ernments are here to assist the ing from the Ohio River in 1937, Please see WEATHER, Page 2 teer, if you can just stand able at the next city coun- there and direct traffic — cil meeting. Abramson makes stop in Harlan while on campaign trail By NOLA SIZEMORE Louisville. Staff Writer “I served as alderman for two terms and as general counsel to Gov. John Y. With the 2011 Kentucky gubernato- Brown Jr.,” said Abramson. “As legal rial election set to take place on Nov. 8, counsel to Gov. Brown is where I met Jerry Abramson was in Harlan County Steve Beshear. We became great friends on Wednesday campaigning for the re- 30 years ago.” election of Gov. Steve Beshear. Abramson said he was elected mayor Abramson, a Democrat, is seeking the of Louisville for five consecutive terms. office of lieutenant governor as Beshear’s running mate. Current Lt. He said three of those terms were with Gov. Daniel Mongiardo will not be on the old city and the remaining two the ballot with Beshear because he terms were when the city and county chose to run for the U.S. Senate in 2010. were merged. “I’m a third generation Kentuckian,” “I’ve been a county judge and mayor said Abramson. “My mom, dad and and dealt with all the issues in the grandparents had a small grocery we county and city,” said Abramson. “I was lived above until I was about 3 years getting ready to run for my sixth term old. I graduated from Seneca High as county/city mayor of Jefferson School, in Louisville, and served two County when Steve Beshear called and years in the U.S. Army. I graduated col- ask if my wife, Madeline, and I would lege at Indiana University Bloomington join Jane and he as the state’s lieu- NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise and attended law school at Georgetown tenant governor.” Jerry Abramson, Democratic candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor University.” Abramson said after finishing his made a campaign stop at Lou’s Country Kitchen in Harlan on Wednesday. Abramson said he practiced law with last term as mayor on Dec. 31, he began Pictured from left to right are Henry Johnson, Harlan’s commonwealth attorney, Greenebaum Doll & McDonald, PLLC teaching at Bellarmine University in Harlan Democrat Party chairman Robert Leo Miller, Abramson, local business- before his first run for mayor of Please see STOP, Page 2 man C.V. Bennett and Harlan Circuit Court Clerk Paul Williams. Chamber hears discussion on road improvements Inside Stone gives update on Harlan ARH projects By NOLA SIZEMORE with representatives, infor- money year. The budget Today’s Staff Writer mally, and didn’t get the will be made next year. High/Low: ✹ idea they were onboard — This is something we really Road improvements for focused, put it that way, need to get focused on, 42º/35º the county and new proj- with some of our because money is tight. Let ects being conducted by Transportation needs. I me tell you, roads are being Harlan ARH Hospital were think we need to set off an built somewhere, I guaran- Index the main topics of discus- alarm to let them know the tee, in eastern Kentucky. I Editorial ...... Page 4 sion during a meeting of chamber and people in this can’t think of a place any You & Yours...... Page 5 the Harlan County community are very inter- more needy than this coun- Sports...... Page 6 Chamber of Commerce on ested in U.S. 421 and U.S. ty right here for roads. We Classifieds ...... Page 8 Wednesday. 119. have to get everybody Comics...... Page 9 “As some of you may “I think it’s fair to say, focused on this.” know, we could possibly they know this. I know Mark Bell, president of lose the U.S. 421 project we’ve generated close to a the Harlan County because of the state’s time 100 calls. For a representa- Chamber of Commerce, NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise limitation of keeping prop- tive to receive 100 mes- encouraged everyone to Dan Stone, CEO at Harlan ARH Hospital, told erty — if they don’t use it, sages in two days, that’s contact their representa- members of the Harlan County Chamber of they lose it,” said chamber pretty powerful. I consid- tives, state senators and Commerce several projects had been complet- of commerce member Roger ered that a warm-up for members of the legislative ed in the community and plans were being made Fannin. “I recently talked next time. This is not a Please see ROAD, Page 2 for others. Page 2 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Friday, March 11, 2011

year road plan,” said meet with school person- Ex-judge, magistrate Stop Abramson. “The commit- Weather nel and they “looked ment is to finish it — it’s over every aspect of the Continued from Page 1 time to finish it, and Continued from Page 1 school building” to get prison for fraud Louisville. He said he had we’re certainly going to Independent School decide where to place, FRANKFORT (AP) — minute hearing, noting he been touring southeast- do everything we can to District director of dis- what they refer to, as A former judge was sen- testified at trial. ern Kentucky during his get that finished. We trict-wide services, said green zones. tenced Thursday to more "Thank you for that spring break at the uni- know it’s important for their elementary, mid- “Green zones are the the moving of goods and than 26 years in federal opportunity," Maricle said. versity. dle and high schools do a safest and quickest loca- services and people in prison for his role in a con- One of his attorneys, “I’m here to do a lot of variety of severe weath- tions for the students to and out of Harlan take when an emergency spiracy to gain power and Martin Pinales, said multi- listening and learning,” er drills throughout the control politics in an east- ple issues would be County.” is declared,” said said Abramson. “The school year. ern Kentucky county. appealed. Abramson went on to Howard. “They are post- issues I’m hearing are the “We do fire drills once U.S. District Judge Nearly three dozen fam- say if elected his plan was ed in every classroom.” same issues I have dealt a month, lock-down Danny Reeves said former ily members, friends and to work on education, Howard said they with in Jefferson County drills at least twice a Clay County Circuit Judge associates sent Reeves let- stressing to the children conduct emergency — if you’re talking roads, year, tornado drills R. Cletus Maricle, 67, ters asking for leniency for of Kentucky the impor- drills at least twice a sewer, water, drugs, twice a year and we also headed the conspiracy and Maricle. tance of finishing high semester. He said the parks and jobs. We’ve had have earthquake drills,” therefore got the longest The Rev. Aaron W. some very difficult times school and going on to col- school was presently sentence to date in the Mobley, a Baptist minister said Morton. “We’ve had all over the United States lege, especially communi- preparing drills to “tie case. in Manchester, described a lot of comments and this governor, unlike ty colleges in small com- in” with what the gover- Maricle and seven oth- Maricle as a man of com- recently, from parents other governors, has been munities, to obtain their nor has planned for ers were convicted in passion, integrity and and others, who are very able to keep the ship degrees. March. March 2010 of multiple goodwill and wrote that he appreciative of the fact afloat without raising Other candidates on Heltzel said along charges, including racket- respected Maricle for his the Nov. 8 ballot in the that we have AEDs with emergency kits, eering, money laundering "Christ-likeness." taxes.” Kentucky gubernatorial (Automated External everyone should have and voter fraud stemming "He has been a pillar to When asked about his race are Democrat Otis Defibrillator) in all our emergency plans that from the 2002, 2004 and this community and to his vision regarding roads for “Bullman” Hensley with buildings, including the have been discussed 2006 elections. Later church," Mobley wrote. Harlan County, Joe Gilley Athletic with all family members Thursday, Reeves sen- "This community was bet- Abramson said infra- his running mate Richard structure is “really impor- Robbins, Republican Phil Complex.” and neighbors. Everyone tenced another defendant, ter because of him." Bob Howard, princi- former Clay County Prosecutors have tant.” He said businesses Moffett and his running should have a plan for pal at Harlan County Magistrate Stanley described the men's efforts won’t come to areas mate Mike Harmon, utilities, shelter, emer- High School, said when Bowling, to 15 years and as going beyond vote-buy- where they can’t get raw Republican David L. gency contacts, evacua- they first opened Harlan 10 months. ing toward an attempt to materials in and finished Williams and his running tion, vehicles and sup- Maricle, dressed in an control Clay County. products out. mate Richie Farmer and County High School, not plies. orange jail jumpsuit, with Jurors ordered them to “My understanding is Independent candidate knowing much about the “Use caution and his feet shackled and his surrender $3.4 million in two sections of U.S. 421 Gatewood Galbraith and building since it was remain prepared for gray and white hair askew, assets as proceeds from the have been finished, and a his running mate Dea new, they had disaster inclement weather at all said little during the 45- criminal conspiracy. third of it is on the six- Riley. management planners times,” said Beshear.

Ridge and extend to the 30 students at James A. clinic at Hulen, near the Road animal hospital at Keith,” Cawood Elementary old Blackmont School, in said Mosley. School,” said Stone. “The mid summer. EWS Continued from Page 1 Dan Stone, CEO of the program will consist of  Recently opened a N Harlan ARH Hospital told exercise, education and rehabilitation clinic in the committee on transporta- members of the chamber of rewards for accomplishing Tri-Cities area, which pro- tion regarding this issue. commerce fitness evalua- their goals and objectives. vides physical therapy for Chamber of Commerce tions had been conducted It’s a positive approach to patients. member Dan Mosley for the past three years on weight loss.”  Recently opened an updated members on the IN BRIEF all third through sixth Other items noted by out-patient pharmacy U.S.119 improvements grade students in the Stone were: inside the Daniel Boone project between Harlan county. He said through  In the next three Clinic. Plans were being WEATHER FORECAST and Pineville. He said the those evaluations, his staff years, the hospital and made to open a Discount state planned to let bids on found 29 percent of the clinic will be completely Medical Equipment Store TODAY this project in the sum- students studied had a renovated. on the back side of the Tri- Partly cloudy today with a 20 per- mer/fall time period. He BMI (body mass index) of  A new vascular sur- Cities Clinic. cent chance of snow. The high will said design work was still greater than 26, which geon is now on staff at the  Plans were being be in the lower 40s. Partly cloudy being done at this time. was a concern to him. hospital. made to build an addition tonight with a low in the mid 30s. “The first improve- “This year, we’ll be con-  Plans were being to the hospital offering all ments will begin on Sukie ducting a pilot project with made to open a medical private rooms. FRIDAY Partly cloudy with a high in the upper 50s. Community Notes This week Ayoroa, a graduate student at the University of Ken- tucky College of Design, School of Architecture. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Women’s self defense class slated Session two is: Introduction to Residential Solar Mostly cloudy Sunday with a high in There will be a women’s self defense class, spon- Electric Systems will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 the lower 50s. and a low in the lower sored by the Harlan County Domestic Violence and from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 under the direction of 30s. Mostly cloudy Monday with a 20 Council, taught by instructor master Dan Howard at Joshua Bills, an energy specialist who works with the percent chance of rain. The high will be the Harlan Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Mountain Association for Community Economic near 50 and the low around 35. Development (MACED) in Berea to develop and coordinate energy assessments and pursue emergency STATE Food, clothing giveaways slated energy efficient and renewable energy opportunities The Harlan Sunshine Church of God will be giv- for entrepreneurs. ing away boxes of food and clothes on Saturday For further information, call (606) 589-3228. Sheriff accused of buying drugs beginning at 10:30 a.m. The first 150 will get a food box and clothes. Hot WILLIAMSBURG (AP) — An accused drug dogs will also be given away. Everyone is invited. Spay/neater clinic to be held soon dealer told federal authorities in a sworn state- There will be a spay/neuter clinic, sponsored by ment that one of his customers was a former east- For more information, contact Pastor Nick W. Noe the Harlan County Humane Society, on March 25 ern Kentucky sheriff. after 5 p.m. at 573-7131. The alleged dealer says in an affidavit that for- and 26. There are limited spaces. Registration will be mer Whitley County Sheriff Lawrence Hodge pur- Youth gathering planned at Putney March 17 from 9 a.m. to noon. chased pain pills, the Lexington Herald-Leader For appointments, call 573-0016. If you need Mountain View Church of Christ will be hosting reported Thursday. assistance in the cost, pick up an application at the The alleged dealer, James "Jeremy" Meradith, an area wide youth gathering on Sunday at 3 p.m. Harlan County Animal Shelter before March 21. also told the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and ending after evening services. Firearms and Explosives that Hodge traded him a There will be activities and devotionals. A snack police shotgun for three 30-milligram oxycodone will be provided. At 6:30 p.m. a youth led evening SKCTC celebration scheduled pills. service will begin. Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical Col- Hodge told the newspaper he does not know Mountain View Church of Christ is located at Put- lege will have its 50th Anniversary celebration at the Meradith, had never gotten pills from him and ney, next to the ATV Park. Pineville campus on March 18. The event will feature does not abuse drugs. Hodge is not charged with an open house, campus tours, displays and a recep- any drug-related offenses. tion to be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The public is A Whitley County grand jury in November Next week cordially invited. charged Hodge with 21 counts related to more Bookmobile schedule announced For further details, contact Chris Jones, SKCTC, than $200,000 in missing funds and also accused phone 589-3003. him of disposing of seized weapons. The bookmobile schedule for the week of March Hodge lost re-election. 14 includes: Monday-Tuesday — No run. Flanery to succeed Miller as secretary Wednesday — Loyall, Good Neighbor Road, Ter- FRANKFORT (AP) — Kentucky Finance rys Fork and Wallins. Secretary Jonathan Miller said Thursday he is Thursday — Cumberland Elementary School, Vic- leaving Gov. Steve Beshear's administration at tory Road Christian Academy and Britthaven. the end of the month to take a private sector job. Friday — No run. Beshear announced that Lori Hudson Flanery, who had served as a deputy finance secretary for the past three years, will replace Miller. District fellowship meeting slated Miller, who served two terms as Kentucky's The Harlan District Church of God fellowship elected state treasurer before joining the Beshear meeting will be Monday at 7 p.m. The host church administration in 2007, will join the Lexington will be Loyall Church of God. law offices of Frost Brown Todd LLC and also The church’s new pastor, Rev. Jeremy Caraway, serve as a senior adviser to Washington-based will be the speaker. Children’s church will be provid- Wellford Energy. ed. Flanery will take over as finance secretary on Everyone is invited to attend. April 1. For more information, call (606) 837-3049. A graduate of the University of Kentucky and the UK law school, she previously served as deputy CEO and general counsel for the Green Energy Summit planned Kentucky Housing Corporation. Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical Col- lege will sponsor a Green Energy Summit on Wednes- day and to be held on the college’s Harlan campus. The lineup will include two separate sessions. Session one is set for 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 and also from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 and is titled: Introduction to Energy Efficient Residential Building Envelope Design and Construction. The course will be directed by Josh Friday, March 11, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 3 The Santa Train tradition Cornett graduates from Berea College Joshua Cornett, of Lynch, received a bachelor's degree in history from Berea College on Dec. 23. At the recognition service held on campus Dec. 12, Dr. Helen Matthews Lewis, the "Mother of Appalachian Studies," encouraged seniors to address economic concerns, exploitation of fossil fuels, consumerism and other societal issues. Lewis helped found the Appalachian Studies Association. She received an honorary degree of doctor of humane letters from Berea College.

Throughout the 2010 holiday season, area Food City supermarkets once again featured the sale of a special children’s book, entitled The Santa Train Tradition. Inspired by one of our region's most anticipated holiday traditions, the well crafted children’s book was written by author Leigh Anne W. Hoover, of Kingsport, Tenn., and beautifully illustrated by Carol Bates Murray. The Santa Train Tradition tells the story of 7-year-old Ben Massey and his annual family tradition of walking to meet the Santa Train on the chilly Saturday morning before Thanksgiving. Food City recently presented a check for the proceeds, which totaled $900 to representatives of the Kingsport Chamber Foundation to benefit the Santa Train Scholarship. Food City has donated in excess of $10,000 to the Santa Train Scholarship in the past three years through the sale of the book in partic- ipating stores. Food City’s Corporate Trainer, Ed Moore is a longtime par- ticipant in the annual Santa Train project, arranging contributions of over $150,000 in toys, candy and food each year. Ed recently received the Kingsport Chamber’s distinguished Lifetime Member Award. The award goes to an individual who has made an enormous contribution to the Kingsport Chamber and the community throughout his or her lifetime. Months before the Santa Train leaves the station, Moore is busy collecting, separating and packing donated toys and gifts, which are shipped from all- across the country in preparation for the much anticipated event. The weekend before Thanksgiving the Santa Train, loaded with toys for chil- dren of all ages, begins its yearly 110-mile track from Kingsport, Tenn. through the mountains of the southern Appalachians and returning to Kingsport. By the journey’s end, over 15 tons of toys, food and gifts are distributed throughout the states of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. For more information on The Santa Train Tradition visit www.thesanta- traintradition.com. Pictured are, from left: Johnny Burton (President, Word of Mouth Press), Ed Moore (Food City Corporate Trainer), Jamie Horton (Food City Assistant Manager Trainee), Leigh Anne Hoover (book author) and Pat Kane (2011 Kingsport Chamber Board of Directors Chair & Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Wellmont Health Systems). Birth announcements (The following birth Howard, of Wallins, are Thompson, of Bledsoe. announcements were the parents of an 8-pound, submitted by Harlan 9-ounce son born Dec. 21,  Hannah Pace ARH Hospital) 2010. Valarie and Chris Pace, His name is Bentley of Lejunior, are the parents  Tayitum Saylor Reed. of a 4-pound, 4-ounce Jimmy and Ashley His grandparents are daughter born Dec. 27, Saylor, of Molus, are the Charles and Eve Caldwell, 2010. parents of a 7-pound, 7- of Harrogate, Tenn.; Her name is Hannah ounce daughter born Dec. Gerald and Dee Dee Leal, Nicole. 16, 2010. of Harlan; and Garnett and Her grandparents are Her name is Tayitum Mary Howard, of Wayne and Sue Ann Pace, of Evarts. Maeann. Dayhoit. Her grandparents are ***** **  Jerry and Lora Bailey, of  Olivia Belcher Kayla Beaman Nicole Beaman is the Beaver Dam; and Jimmy Daniel and Stephanie mother of an 8-pound, 7- and Barbara Saylor, of Belcher, of Harlan, are the ounce daughter born on Molus. parents of a 6-pound, 9- Feb. 2. ounce daughter born Dec. She has been named  Kaylynn Howard 21, 2010. Kayla Smith and Brad Kayla Shaylean She has been named Wednesday. Howard, of Brookside, are Olivia Danielle. the parents of a 6-pound, She is the granddaugh- Her grandparents are ter of Richard (Rick) and 1-ounce daughter born Michael and DeRhonda Dec. 17, 2010. Denise Beaman, of Hartsock, of Lexington; Wallins, and James E. and Her name is Kaylynn Dan and Sandra Belcher, Marcella Chadwick, of Annagail. of Mozelle; and Elmer Watts Creek. She is the Her grandparents are Couch, of Harlan. great-granddaughter of Johnny and Gail Saylor, of Earnest and Nancy Brock, Wallins; Bill and Judy  McKenzie Bennett of Bledsoe. Howard, of Harlan; and Devin and Ashley David and Missy Smith, of Bennett, of Harlan, are the Brookside. parents of a 7-pound, 5- ounce daughter born Dec.  Haleigh Boggs 22, 2010. Crystal Madden and Her name is McKenzie James Ray Boggs, of Brooke.Her grandparents Cumberland, are the par- ents of a 7-pound daughter are Henrietta Bennett, of born Dec. 17, 2010. Cawood; James and She has been named Debbie Cawood, of Haleigh Le Erica Nicole. Harlan; and Melissa Kelly, Her grandparents are of Florida. Her great- Regina Banks, of grandparents are Billie Cumberland; Wanda Jean Cawood, of Harlan; Banks, of Slemp; Revis and Connie Starnes, of Shepherd, of Leslie Destin, Fla. County; and Orville Boggs, of Cumberland.  Ethan Bailey Her great-grandparents are John and Abitha Bailey, Gracie Parsons, of of Bledsoe, are the parents Cumberland; Luther and of a 6-pound, 10-ounce Sally Cornett, of Slemp; son born Dec. 22, 2010. and Versie Shepherd, of He has been named Leatherwood. Ethan Liam Chase. His grandparents are  Bentley Howard Gary and Barbara Bailey, Kevin and Kristin of Bledsoe; and Bernice Page 4 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Opinion Friday, March 11, 2011 Other Viewpoints Some repair work needs done quickly It's hard to reverse course without paying attention to how you got on the wrong road to begin with, and how you correct your mistake. But that is exactly what President Barack Obama has done. Having ridden the wave of victory in 2008, he dove in with force to create his own federal health care plan. He showed such pride in addressing the biggest- growing cost problem Americans faced. The only prob- lem is that he did nothing to lower the costs of health care. Instead, he created a monster expense — yet another entitlement program he said the government would be able to handle. Then came the elections of 2010. The public con- demned his free spending and delivered control of the House to Republicans. Meanwhile, a massive budget deficit threatened to sink the country. Obama swallowed the bitter pill and said he would address the problems that had agitated voters. But he has not. He has talked the talk, but has refused to walk the walk. ... In fact, Obamacare may become yet another entitle- ment that will need fixing, on top of Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security. Obamacare comes at a time when not only the fed- The filth in entertaining needs cleaned up eral government, but also state governments are in When Nation of Islam this and they start talking the entertainment indus- trouble. And one of the reasons state governments, leader Louis Farrakhan Gregory about the act that is done try to clean up its act. And and even county governments, are in trouble is starts a controversy, the in private and bring it out this doesn’t pertain to just because of the growing costs of Medicaid. It currently Kane guy doesn’t mess around. in public and make it low accounts for 21 percent of state budgets and is grow- films, television shows and Farrakhan is either a down and filthy and you ing. It covers 53 million people, and Obamacare will music with sexually sug- fiery black leader, an anti- sitting there laughing at a add another 20 million in 2014. ... GUEST gestive themes. There’s Semite, a racist who hates filthy damn joke and then While states will have to address this crisis, essen- filth in other areas too. all whites or a religious COLUMNIST the next day you go to tially these are problems the federal government Remember when horror charlatan, depending on church and sing in the owns. ... movies were truly scary? whose ox he happens to be al Savior’s Day choir? You a swine.” If he fails to tackle these monumental problems, the They aren’t anymore. goring at any particular Convention. “My poor sis- That sounds to me like public will clearly see that he has failed in his presi- These days, they’re just time. I’ve listened to his ter! And she dressed an attack on filth in the dential leadership and doesn't deserve a second term. disgusting. The themes are speeches — most of them almost like with a pair of entertainment industry as The Buffalo (N.Y.) News in person — since the early drawers. And she got her a whole, not just Rihanna. torture, dismemberment 1970s. What I’ve learned legs wide open and is just And Farrakhan’s com- and a plethora of blood from listening to grinding away. If that did- ments about how with scenes of body parts TODAY IN HISTORY Farrakhan during all that n’t revolt you, you’re begin- Scientology “civilized” — inner and outer — strung about. Comedies By The Associated Press time is that of all the ning to be a swine.” white people struck me as are no better. Sophomoric, Today is Friday, March 11, the 70th day of 2011. groups he’s criticized, he By the time this remark downright weird, and his hit the ever-unreliable gross-out “humor” has There are 295 days left in the year. gives it to his own people comments about how Internet, the claim was become the standard. A Today's Highlight in History: the worst. When Jews com- Muammar Gaddafi is his that Farrakhan had called On March 11, 1861, the Constitution of the plain about his anti- buddy struck me as wrong- funny comedy in the 21st Semitic speeches, or Rihanna’s fans “swine.” headed, I have to admit: on Confederate States of America was adopted by the century that doesn’t resort whites complain about his He clearly said nothing filth in the entertainment Confederate Congress in Montgomery, Ala. to such tactics is a rarity. anti-white ones, I tell directly about Rihanna’s industry, he’s absolutely On this date: Where are Bud Abbott them, “Hey, you got off fans. He was talking about right. In 1810, French Emperor Napoleon I was married and Lou Costello when we easy.” ANYONE who didn’t feel The question for the by proxy to Archduchess Marie Louise of Austria. really need ‘em? Their clas- Pop singer Rihanna revulsion at the perform- rest of us is this: why did it In 1888, the famous Blizzard of '88 began inundat- sic “Who’s On First?” rou- found out the hard way ance, whether they were even take a Louis ing the northeastern United States, resulting in some tine remains the single how harsh Farrakhan can fans of Rihanna or not. Farrakhan to address the 400 deaths. most brilliant — and fun- be when blacks are the tar- Some Web sites issue of Rihanna’s inappro- In 1930, former President and Chief Justice niest — comedy routine get of his ire. He chided her claimed, inaccurately, that priate performance at the ever done. Compare it to William Howard Taft was buried in Arlington for her Grammy Awards Farrakhan had called Grammy Awards? some of the things so- National Cemetery. performance with rapper either Rihanna or her per- Remember when television In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Drake that was way more formance — or both — networks wouldn’t dream called comedians of today the Lend-Lease Bill, providing war supplies to coun- than a little on the, shall “filthy.” But it transpires of airing a performance do to get laughs. Louis tries fighting the Axis. we say, sultry side. that he didn’t say that even one-tenth as risqué as Farrakhan is wrong and Today's Birthdays: Actress Susan Richardson is “I saw my beautiful sis- either. Here are his Rihanna’s? has been wrong about 59. Recording executive Jimmy Iovine is 58. Singer ter the other night at the remarks about the “filth” Farrakhan certainly many things, but on this Nina Hagen is 56. Country singer Jimmy Fortune Grammy Awards, matter. does, and it’s time for other one he’s absolutely right. (The Statler Brothers) is 56. Singer Cheryl Lynn is 54. Rihanna,” Farrakhan said “Whey you sit down and clergymen — Jewish, Entertainment industry Actor-director Peter Berg is 49. Actor Jeffrey Nordling in his keynote speech at listen to somebody and Christian and Muslim — moguls really do need to is 49. Actress Alex Kingston is 48. Country musician the Nation of Islam’s annu- every third word is m.f. to join him in calling for clean up their filth. David Talbot is 48. Actor Wallace Langham is 46. Actor John Barrowman is 44. Singer Lisa Loeb is 43. Singer Pete Droge is 42. Actor Terrence Howard is 42. It seems vulgarity has replaced culture Rock musician Rami Jaffee is 42. Actor Johnny Knoxville is 40. Rock singer-musicians Joel and Benji Though it is not, the Barnum allegedly said feeling and expression of Madden (Good Charlotte) are 32. Actor David Anders Academy Awards pres- Stanley that there is a sucker our time, but that clearly is 30. Singer LeToya is 30. Actress Thora Birch is 29. ents itself as more than a Crouch born every minute. is not enough. The mid- Actor Rob Brown is 27. Actor Anton Yelchin is 22. big opportunity to kiss up Barnum would under- dle-aged actress showed to big profits, fame and stand what Leo did how vulnerable she is to enormous vanity. SYNDICATED because he knew perform- the dictates of a demo- They don't have ers and their audiences as cratic culture in which Harlan Daily Enterprise Academy Awards in the COLUMNIST well as anyone ever has. being popular forces one Middle East or China — No amount of talent guar- 1548 South Highway 421, Harlan, KY 40831 into making concessions 573-4510 • 573-4511 • 573-4512 they are too busy agitat- of people? antees that anyone will Time is the reason. about decorum and taste, A Community Newspaper Politically Independent And Progressive In Spirit ing for reforms. But if and survive the erosions of while getting to middle Publisher...... 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Friday, March 11, 2011 You & Yours Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 5 Making marriage work for sixty years The year was 1951. on NBC. media, but changed many was strong, handsome their lives together and Harry S. Truman was Judith The Academy Awards lives for the better. and healthy. He knew he answering a call to the president, Alben W. Victoria included "All About Eve" Gladys Hamlin married could provide for a wife ministry set them on a Barkley was vice-presi- Hensley for best motion picture. Ernest Hensley on March and family. She had been course that has taken dent. The population of Louis Calhern won an 8, 1951 in Harlan, raised to take over the them through good times the United States was PLAIN Oscar for Best Actor in Kentucky. My mother keeping of her own house, and bad, happy and sad. 154,877,889 and the "The Magnificent and father celebrated take care of a husband, They've had prosperous world population was a THOUGHTS Yankee.” Anne Baxter their 60th wedding and tend to children times and lean times mere 2.593 billion. was named Best Actress anniversary this week. when they came along. It through the years, but The first color CBS telephone. The first in "All About Eve." Jeff I've heard them talk was ingrained in them. nuclear bomb tests were their love for each other broadcast of a baseball Chandler won an Oscar about their romance. Life was about marrying, and their love for God game, the Brooklyn performed in Nevada. for Best Supporting Actor They had grown up in the settling down and having never wavered. That love Dodgers vs. the Boston The United Nations in "Broken Arrow" and same community and a family. sustained them through Braves, aired on televi- headquarters officially Hope Emerson won for their families, as all rural My mom says she every heartache they've sion. Later in the year, opened in New York City. the best supporting families in small commu- loved my dad so well that had to face. the "Shot Heard 'Round United States unemploy- actress in "Caged." nities do, knew each she would have married the World," one of the ment dropped to 3.3 per- In the world of music other through the years. him if she knew they'd Sometimes I see them greatest moments in cent. The 22nd the Ames Brothers Their families went to have to go live under a walking together and Major League Baseball Amendment was ratified released the album Hoop- the same school and their rock or in a cave until they will still be holding history happened when which limited any United De-Doo. Perry Como had siblings varied in similar they could do better. I'm hands after all these Bobby Thompson of the States President to a the hit single "If." Tony ages. Martin's Fork was glad it didn't come to years. They still peck New York Giants hit a term of only 8 years. The Bennett had the hit sin- a small place. Ernest and that! Once she fell in love each other on the cheek walk off home run in the Korean Conflict contin- gle "Because of You." Gladys were bound to with him, it was a forever and say, "I love you," to bottom of the ninth ued. Johnnie Ray had his first cross paths eventually. kind of love. each other every day of inning to win the Queen Elizabeth was hit. My dad says he first They moved around a their lives. My dad still National League pen- still Princess Elizabeth. In 1951, the cost of a noticed her and fell in good bit in the beginning. says she's his angel and nant. The first coast to Libya gained independ- car was $1,800 and gaso- love with my mom when They ventured north for the best woman, the best coast football game was ence from Italy. England line was 27 cents per gal- he was standing outside my dad to find work in mother in the world, and televised in 1951, also. was having problems lon. The average house the Baptist church and the industrial revolution the only one ever for him. The 1951 World Series with Iran over oil prices. cost $16,000. A loaf of saw my mom (age 15) that had overtaken the She still calls him her was between the New The most popular tele- bread was 16 cents and through an open window, northern states and big baby and looks after him York Yankees and the vision shows included milk was 92 cents per playing the guitar and cities. Wages were good as if it is still her joy and New York Giants. Arthur Godfrey's Talent gallon and in town was singing. He said she and he dreamed of mak- privilege to own him as Toronto went up against Scouts (CBS); Texaco delivered weekly by the looked and sounded like ing enough money to her husband. Star Theater (NBC); I Montreal for the Stanley milk man to the back an angel to him. At age "come home" and have a In a world where Love Lucy (CBS); The Cup. The NCAA door. The cost of mailing 17, he was smitten. She good life back in everything seems tempo- Basketball Red Skelton Show (NBC); a letter was 3 cents. says that she never really Kentucky. They tried rary, love seems elusive, Championship pitted The Colgate Comedy The stock market was remembered him when moving back a few times and relationships seem so Kentucky against Kansas Hour (NBC); Fireside at 269. The average they were growing up, but found the steadiness unstable, I'm thankful to State. The Kentucky Theater (NBC); Your annual salary was $4,200 but once he fell for her, of jobs and pay in the city say that I know at least Derby Champion was Show of Shows (NBC); and minimum wage was he made sure she knew more stable. They didn't Count Turf. The Jack Benny Show 75 cents per hour. he was around. They get to move back perma- one couple who have CBS introduces the (CBS); and You Bet Your Famous weddings dated for almost two nently until 26 years ago stood the test of time. "eye" as their television Life (NBC). Dinah Shore included Frank Sinatra years, marrying when after my dad retired. They truly took each logo. The term "rock n' began her first TV series, and Ava Gardner as well she was only 17 and he When I think of my other for better or for roll" was coined in "The Dinah Shore Show." as Janet Leigh and Tony was 19. parents, I cannot imagine worse, in sickness and in Cleveland. The first elec- The Roy Rogers Show Curtis. Doris Day mar- In those days, that one without the other. I health, to love, honor, tronic computer was debuted on NBC, starring ried Martin Melcher that wasn't considered too can't fathom who they and cherish, until death introduced in the United Roy Rogers and Dale year. young to marry and start would have become with- shall part them. States. For the first time Evans. "Hallmark Hall of There was another a family. He had been out each other. I believe Sixty years of mar- a person could dial direct Fame" premiered. wedding in 1951 that working for wages since they were truly a match riage is certainly some- from coast to coast on the "Dragnet" also debuted went unheralded by the he was 12 years old. He made in Heaven. Joining thing to celebrate. Wife’s silent treatment is making husband crazy Dear Dr. Brothers: My with one another, and your step-father. If he er's feelings at this him to leave you alone; wife has a new habit of not Joyce tell her that you won- is a recent addition to time. Your own safety or you can tell your telling me what's bother- der if something that's your family circle and and well-being need to mother and let her han- ing her. When something difficult to talk about is you don't have a real come first, and if your Brothers dle it or confront him is obviously wrong, she bothering her. If your relationship with him, mother will not turn with you. Both options gets very quiet and with- Ask attitude is one of con- that might be a logical around and blame you drawn. Every time I ask, cern and patience, she for being provocative are scary, but if you put Dr. Brothers course of action. After she says, "It's nothing." I will be more likely to all, you are an adult — — which is a possible your own interests never could understand open up to you. and if you are still liv- reaction that you must first, I think you will why women do this. When that this thing is more Whatever you do, don't consider — she would ing at home under his figure out what is the something is wrong with difficult for her to talk accuse her of playing roof, it definitely would be a good ally to have best road to take. If you me, I have no problem about than the usual games unless you have behoove you to move in this situation. You telling her. It really con- small stuff that people a pretty good idea that out as soon as possible. have two basic options feel your mother will cerns me, because she just aren't supposed to she is just trying to get If this man has been a in addition to the easy be hurt by the revela- started acting like this, sweat. So you may need some attention. father figure to you avoidance one: You can tions, consider how and I feel like I'm getting to coax it out of her in a * * * confront your stepfa- throughout the years, hurtful it would be for too old to be playing gentle way, and it Dear Dr. Brothers: My ther yourself, and tell though, the situation is her not to know. games. I don't know what would be helpful if you stepfather is hitting on a bit more complicated. didn't call her reti- to do. me. At first I thought it You may still feel like a cence "playing games." G.R. might have been just in little girl around him When women do my head, but it seems and may not feel Dear G.R.: I imagine withhold information, every single time we are empowered to punch the first thing to do is or when men do it, they alone, he gets creepy and him in the face. In case try to determine usually have a reason, weird. He actually asked you meant that literal- whether you are especially if it is a new me what my bra size is. ly, it would not be a already mischaracter- way of communicating. I'm 24 years old and would very good way to izing what is going on. Your wife may be fear- punch him in the face if he resolve this issue, so What you call "playing ful of your reaction, or ever touched me — I just games" may be some- afraid of opening up a don't know what to tell my please don't. thing else altogether, can of worms, or just mom. I know she really But you shouldn't be and to start out so may have a series of loves him and would be focusing on your moth- defensively can't be a things that are begin- devastated. Do you think good thing for either of ning to overwhelm her, if I avoid the whole situa- you. So let us set aside and she doesn't know tion, it will just go away? that idea for a moment where to start. So V.K. and look at some alter- maybe let her know natives. The fact that that you are a bit con- Dear V.K.: One way she just started clam- fused because you've to approach this prob- ming up could be a clue always been very open lem is to simply avoid

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For more information, contact Holy Trinity Church at 573-6311. ports Page 6 — Harlan Daily Enterprise S Friday, March 11, 2011 Faried leaving legacy at Morehead By WILL GRAVES Senior forward is nation’s all-time leader in rebounds who called Faried a “freak.” AP Sports Writer Donovan compared him to for- with me “We had scumbags all season and plotted a way out. mer NBA star Dennis Rodman MOREHEAD (AP) — through the around the country trying to “We felt like we just needed after watching Faried put up 20 College basketball’s best hard times.” pull him away,” Tyndall said. to leave,” Faried said. “We were points and grab 18 rebounds in rebounder just shakes his head And there He toyed with leaving early like, ‘there’s not going to be any a tough six-point loss to the wondering how he got to this were hard for the NBA last spring after success here. We’re not ever Gators last fall. point in his career. times. being named Ohio Valley going to do anything.’ That’s “There is nobody like him,” Kenneth Faried never He nearly Conference Player of the Year when we realized we’ve got to Donovan said. “He is totally dif- thought he’d make it this far, at quit during his as scouts flocked to watch him put in the work.” ferent. Sometimes people talk least not at Morehead State. FARIED freshman sea- play. There’s not much else to do about why he’s a great rebound- The 6-foot-8 senior center — son, storming Yet the rambunctious kid in Morehead. er, athletically he’s at a differ- who broke Tim Duncan’s mod- off the floor one day as coach with the still thick Jersey There’s no mall. The local ent level. You add in the fact ern-day NCAA record for career Donnie Tyndall put the Eagles accent opted to stick at the sports bar serves as night life. he’s a relentless pursuer of the rebounds while leading the through another grueling con- modest school with almost zero There’s just school and basket- basketball and that he under- Eagles (24-9) to their second ditioning drill. Faried called his basketball tradition. One that’s ball. stands what he does ... there Ohio Valley Conference cham- mother, Waudda, asking to spent decades rendered nearly So Faried dedicated himself. are not a lot of Kenneth Farieds pionship in three seasons — come home. She told him to invisible playing in the shadow Turned his anger of being over- floating around out there.” shrugs his muscled shoulders grow up and get back on the of Kentucky, an hour west by looked into fuel. When Certainly not in the Ohio when asked how a black kid floor. the interstate, a lifetime away Morehead would play in a Valley Conference. from Newark, N.J. survived Bigger schools who ignored by reputation. series of “guarantee” games Tyndall believes Faried is a four years in the eastern Faried as a raw high schooler Not that Faried didn’t want against big-time schools like “once in a lifetime player” in the Kentucky hills. tried to lure him away as a to leave. Louisville he’d see more herald- OVC. It’s not just talent. Sure “If you’re committed to me, sophomore after seeing the way More than once he and best ed players giving half the effort his body has matured — his I’m committed to you,” Faried his relentless rebounding friend Demonte Harper, a sen- and do his best to embarrass frame is a chiseled 235-pounds, said while playing with his helped guide the Eagles to their ior guard, sat in their dorm them. 50 pounds heavier than when trademark dreadlocks. first NCAA tournament room as freshmen role players Rick Pitino noticed. So did he arrived on campus — but so “Morehead State, they stuck appearance in 25 years. in the midst of a so-so 15-15 Florida coach Billy Donovan, have his instincts. Johnson named to all-southeast region first team Special to the Enterprise South Atlantic Conference HARROGATE, Tenn. Player of — Lincoln Memorial the Week University men’s bas- twice this ketball forwards season. Desmond Johnson and Through D’ Mario Curry have JOHNSON 29 games been named to the 2011 this year, Men’s All-Southeast Curry leads the Region First and Second Splitters in scoring with Teams. 17.6 points per game Johnson, a 6-6 junior and ranks second on the and three-year starter squad in rebounding with the Railsplitters, with 8.4 boards per con- earned Daktronics All- test. Curry is a three- Southeast Region First time First Team All- Team honors less than a South Atlantic week after being named Conference selection. to the 2011 South This Saturday, the Atlantic Conference Railsplitters (27-2) will First Team, 2011 SAC travel to Augusta, Regular Season Most Georgia for the 2011 MISSY BIANCHI/Harlan Daily Enterprise Valuable Player and to NCAA Southeast Region Harlan’s Zach Allen signed to play football at the University of the Cumberland’s on Thursday. Seated the 2011 SAC Men’s Men’s Basketball with Allen are, from left: his grandfather Don ‘Pig’ Allen, mother Melissa Allen and grandmother Liz Basketball All- Tournament to be Allen; back row: Harlan assistant coach Frank Shope, Harlan coach J.B. Donahue and UC assistant Tournament Team. In played at Augusta State coach Matt Rhymer. his third season with the University. LMU will Railsplitters, Johnson represent the No. 2 seed ranks second on the in the tournament which Harlan’s Allen signs to play at UC team in scoring with is the University’s first 15.0 points per game appearance ever in By JOHN MIDDLETON anchor along the Green finals appearance in the offseason to get up and first in rebounding NCAA men’s basketball Sports Editor Dragons’ offensive line, 2009. there with them.” with 8.5 boards per post season play. The starting all four years at A 6-0, 305 pound He represented the Harlan offensive line- night. Twice this season Railsplitters will open Harlan. tackle for the Green Green Dragons in the man Zach Allen contin- he was named South quarterfinal play “It has been wonder- Dragons, Allen’s size Kentucky vs Tennessee ued the progression of Atlantic Conference against No. 7 seed and ful here at Harlan. could help him make the Border Bowl held at the Green Dragons heading Player of the Week for South Atlantic Coach Donahue is a transition to the colle- University of the his efforts. Conference foe Anderson to the University of the great coach,” Allen said. giate level. Cumberlands, and was Curry, a 6-7 senior University (18-11) Cumberlands as he “He has been a big “He has been blessed named the SEKC 1A/2A forward and three-year Saturday afternoon at signed with the Patriots part of our program for with a lot of God-given Offensive Lineman of starter with the 2:30 p.m. on the ASU on Thursday. four years and it will be size and he has learned the Year following last Railsplitters earned campus. “I really liked it tough for someone to to utilize that,” season. Daktronics All- The winner will there. It’s close to home, Southeast Region step in his shoes and fill Donahue said. “He does “He is a very quiet, advance to Sunday’s and I know some people Second Team honors semifinal round against the void he leaves,” a very good job of mov- good-natured kid. He down there,” Allen said. less than a week after the winner of the No. 3 Harlan coach J.B. ing what’s in front of led by example and was “I just felt like it was being named 2011 South seed Georgia Donahue added. him. That has been his very dedicated during Atlantic Conference Southwestern vs. No. 6 right for me to go there. Allen has helped to strong point for us.” the season and offsea- Tournament Most seed University of It was a factor for me to lead Harlan to a home “I know they will be a son,” Donahue said. “He Valuable Player, 2011 Montevallo quarterfinal know people where I playoff game in each of lot faster and stronger is a good kid and a qual- First Team All-South game which takes place go.” the past three seasons, (in college),” Allen ity person. I know he Atlantic Conference and Saturday at noon. Allen has been an including a regional added. “I will work in will represent us well.” Arkansas investigating possible rules violations by Pelphrey By KURT VOIGT Kentucky native in fourth year with Razorbacks Razorback fans to contact uni- AP Sports Writer versity officials "on the future 5A state cham- sistent with all established of Arkansas basketball before FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) pionship game procedure." Pelphrey’s Career too much time passes." It list- — Arkansas is reviewing a on Friday. Pelphrey has a 69-58 record Coaching Record ed addresses for university report suggesting coach John University in four years at Arkansas and officials, including the school's Pelphrey had contact with a 2011 — Arkansas (18-12) spokesman hasn't reached the NCAA 2010 — Arkansas (14-18) Board of Trustees members. pair of 2012 recruits in viola- Kevin Trainor tournament since his first sea- 2009 — Arkansas (14-16) Pelphrey said he was aware tion of NCAA rules. said the school son in 2007-08. The 2008 — Arkansas (23-12) of the ad but defended the pro- The report from was first made Razorbacks (18-12) were set to 2007 — S. Alabama (20-12) gram's future, while also say- CBSSportsline.com includes a PELPHREY aware of the play Tennessee on Thursday 2006 — S. Alabama (24-7) ing he wouldn't let himself be 2005 — S. Alabama (10-18) picture of Pelphrey with potential viola- night in the opening round of distracted from action away 2004 — S. Alabama (12-16) Sylvan Hills (Ark.) High the SEC tournament in tion on Thursday. 2003 — S. Alabama (14-14) from the court. standout Archie Goodwin and "As with any potential com- Atlanta. Pelfry played basketball at teammate Trey Smith at a pliance issue, the institution Pelphrey has come under Arkansas averaged 20,134 at Paintsville, where he was high school tournament last will gather information and fire in recent weeks as home home. This season, the school named the state’s Mr. December. NCAA rules say review to determine whether a attendance dipped for the drew a season-high 14,174 for Basketball, before moving on coaches cannot have off-cam- violation has occurred," the fourth straight season. its game against Mississippi to the University of Kentucky pus contact with a prospect school said in a statement. "If The school averaged 12,022 on Feb. 5. in 1988. until the July 1 following the after a thorough review of the in 18 games in the 19,200-seat Last week, an advertise- He served one year as an prospect's junior year in high facts it is determined a viola- Bud Walton Arena this sea- ment in a statewide newspa- assistant coach at Oklanhom school. tion has occurred, the son, down from 17,148 in per raised concerns about the St., two years at Marshall and Goodwin and Smith are still University of Arkansas will Pelphrey's first season. direction of the basketball pro- six years at Florida before juniors and will lead Sylvan take appropriate action in During its national champi- gram. The ad in the Arkansas being named the head coach at Hills into the Arkansas Class reporting the information con- onship season of 1993-94, Democrat-Gazette called on South Alabama. Friday, March 11, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 7 Cobb goes through running back drills at pro day LEXINGTON (AP) — When "That was "That was very important," Among other Kentucky sen- standard drills — 40-yard Randall Cobb showed up to good experi- Cobb said of Hartline throw- iors that worked out Thursday dash, different shuttle runs, Kentucky's Pro Day on ence." ing him passes instead of a included running back Derrick broad jump and vertical leap. Thursday, he didn't know Cobb was pool of Combine quarterbacks Locke, who also took part in But once Cobb and Locke what all he would do. one of many he had never worked with. the NFL Combine, wide started positional drills, the Cobb knew he wasn't going Kentucky's "Mike had a great day and he receiver Chris Matthews, scouts centered. to rerun the 40-yard dash outgoing play- threw the ball really well. It defensive tackle Ricky And even though running after officially posting a 4.46 ers — and the was good to be back out here Lumpkin and several others. back was one of the few skill — a time he's happy about — COBB only junior — the past few days working Head coach Joker Phillips said positions Cobb never played at at the NFL Combine. He knew to work out with him and getting that feel the workout was as important, Kentucky — he was even the he would catch balls as a for NFL scouts at the Pro Day back. He knows what kind of if not more important, for team's first-string holder — he receiver and even some rout of where 26 NFL teams had rep- balls I like and where I like those who weren't invited to didn't balk at the opportunity the backfield. resentatives in attendance to them thrown. I know how he's the Combine because they to try something new in front The 5-foot-11, 186-pound watch them. going to throw it. Being able to weren't seen as high-level of eager eyes. Cobb didn't know he was going Cobb did more positional have him around, that has prospects. "They're just trying to see to run drills as a running drills instead of just the helped a lot." "Who knows? It's a funny how much versatility I have, back. Combine's standard tests of Once Cobb announced his business," Phillips said. "All it do I have the ability to play "I had no clue," said Cobb, a athleticism that don't apply to intention to enter the NFL takes is one team, though, to running back. I'm willing to do first-team All-American in specific positions on the field. Draft on Jan. 14, he started like you. You look at Alfonso everything," he said. "I've 2010 as an all-purpose player. He also benefited from being working at the Athletes' Smith. He went undrafted and always been willing to do "I knew I was going to run able to run routes and catch Performance Institute in he was picked up by the right everything. If a team drafts some routes out of the back- passes from Mike Hartline, Phoenix toward the NFL team, the Arizona Cardinals, me and decides they want to field but they grabbed me and Cobb's quarterback at Combine. Cobb said he arrived and he made the roster." put me at the running back asked me if I wanted to do it. I Kentucky. back in Lexington to work Scouts spread out across position, I'm fine working to said, 'All right, whatever. Hartline also worked out toward the Pro Day on March Kentucky's practice facility to try to find a way to get better Let's go.' for scouts Thursday. 3. watch players take part in at that." Georgia bolsters NCAA stock Scorecard with tourney win over Tigers 29. Jamie McMurray, 53. NCAA DII Pairings began Trey's health, we have 30. Joey Logano, 53. By CHARLES ODUM ON THE AIR 31. Greg Biffle, 50. AP Sports Writer gaining never probably had a First Round 32. Jeff Burton, 50. momen- game where everybody Friday, March 11 33. Casey Mears, 45. ATLANTA (AP) — West Region TODAY 34. Andy Lally, 37. tum for the was on fire," Fox said. TELEVISION 35. Dave Blaney, 32. Mark Fox hopes his At Ellensburg, Wash. ▼ postseason "Have we had our best MEN’S COLLEGE 36. Terry Labonte, 30. Alaska Anchorage vs. Humboldt BASKETBALL Georgia team is ready to 37. Tony Raines, 28. in practice performance? I don't State, 3 p.m. Noon play its best at the most 38. J.J. Yeley, 12. CS Dominguez Hills vs. Brigham ESPN — Big Ten Conference, this week. know. I do think that 39. Michael McDowell, 7. important time of the sea- Young-Hawaii, 5:30 p.m. Quarterfinal, Ohio State vs. "I felt there's more good plays in 40. Michael Waltrip, 4. son. Dixie State vs. Chaminade, 8:30 Northwestern-Minnesota winner, THOMPKINS like on this group, and hopefully p.m. 41. Brian Keselowski, 3. A healthy Trey at Indianapolis Monday he they will happen at the Seattle Pacific vs. Central Wash- ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast Con- Transactions Thompkins is a big reason ington, 11 p.m. ference, Quarterfinal, North Car- was moving around pretty same time." for the coach's positive Saturday, March 12 olina vs. Virginia-Miami winner, good, but I really felt Auburn coach Tony Midwest Region at Greensboro, N.C. BASEBALL postseason outlook. At Louisville, Ky. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Tuesday was probably the Barbee said "there's no 1 p.m. Thompkins, finally Southern Indiana vs. Drury, WYMT — Southeastern Con- PLAYERS first time in practice I question" Georgia belongs Noon ASSOCIATION — Announced moving past a series of ference Quarterfinals, Georgia thought, 'Wow, he's look- in the NCAA field, thanks Ferris State vs. Wayne St. vs. Alabama, at Atlanta assistant general counsel respon- nagging injuries, scored (Mich.), 2:30 p.m. sible for business matters Tim ing healthy.' And I felt in part to its deep front 2 p.m. 22 points to lead Georgia Indianapolis at Bellarmine, 6 ESPN — Big Ten Conference, Slavin, assumes the title of direc- line. p.m. tor of business affairs and licens- past Auburn 69-51 on like he had a chance to Quarterfinal, Michigan vs. Illinois, play well. I think he has "I don't know of anoth- Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Northern at Indianapolis ing/senior counsel, business; gen- Thursday in the opening er team, maybe in our Kentucky, 8:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast eral manager, licensing Richard game of the Southeastern some confidence because South Central Region Conference, Quarterfinal, White, is now general manager, he felt better." league or across the coun- At Edmond, Okla. Clemson vs. Boston College- business affairs, media and inter- Conference tournament. Washburn vs. Missouri Southern national; category director, trading Georgia (21-10), con- try, that can match up Wake Forest winner, at Thompkins, a 6-foot-10 with them physically, State, 1 p.m. Greensboro, N.C. cards/collectibles/new business sidered by some to be on Tarleton State vs. Midwestern 3:30 p.m. development Evan Kaplan is tak- junior, is ranked among across the front line," the NCAA tournament State, 3:30 p.m. WYMT — Southeastern Con- ing on the role of director, licens- the SEC leaders with his Barbee said. "It seems like Texas A&M International vs. ference Quarterfinals, Kentucky ing and business development and bubble, has a chance to averages of 15.8 points they go to the bench and Central Oklahoma, 7 p.m. vs. Ole Miss winner, at Atlanta category director, retail develop- again bolster its NCAA Fort Hays State vs. West Texas 4:45 p.m. ment and apparel Nancy Willis is and 7.6 rebounds despite there's another 6-foot-9 hopes when it faces A&M, 9:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Patriot League, now senior category director, retail battling ankle, shin and guy that's about 260 South Region Championship Game, Lafayette development and apparel and Alabama, the Western assumes the role of director, toe injuries. He said (pounds) that they bring At Huntsville, Ala. at Bucknell Division's No. 1 seed, in Florida Southern vs. Rollins, 1 7 p.m. events. Wednesday he is finally at off the bench. But they're p.m. National League Friday's SEC quarterfi- ESPN — Big East Conference, full speed for the postsea- not just big, they're Harding vs. Stillman, 3:30 p.m. Semifinal, teams TBD, at New ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned RHP Erik Cordier, LHP Lee Hyde son. He had 10 rebounds nals. skilled. ... They're all men Clark Atlanta vs. Alabama- York Fox, noting Georgia Huntsville, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast Con- and LHP Jose Ortegano to Gwin- to help support his claim. out there." Arkansas Tech vs. Benedict, ference, Quarterfinal, Duke vs. nett (IL) and RHP Randall Delgado "I feel like I'm myself made only 41.2 percent of Added Barbee: "We 9:30 p.m. Maryland-N.C. State winner, at to Mississippi (SL). Re-assigned again," Thompkins said its shots from the field, had boys on the floor." Central Region Greensboro, N.C. include RHP Michael Broadway, said his team hasn't At Mankato, Minn. 7:30 p.m. RHP Jay Sborz, RHP Julio after the game. Chris Denson, a fresh- Adams State vs. Colorado WYMT — Southeastern Con- Teheran, RHP Arodys Vizcaino, Said Fox: "It's his best peaked. man from Columbus, led School of Mines, 1 p.m. ference Quarterfinals, Florida vs. LHP Brett Oberholtzer, C Christian game in a long time." "One thing that we Auburn (11-20) with a Fort Lewis vs. Mesa State, 3:30 Arkansas-Tennessee winner, at Bethancourt, C Braeden Schlehu- ber, C Jesus Sucre, INF Tyler Pas- have had, certainly with p.m. Atlanta Fox said Thompkins career-high 21 points. Winona State vs. Minnesota 9 p.m. tornicky and OF Mycal Jones to State Mankato, 7 p.m. ESPN — Big East Conference, their minor league camp. Mary vs. Metro State, 9:30 p.m. Semifinal, teams TBD, at New ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Southeast Region York Optioned RHP Juan Jaime to All ‘A’ leaving Richmond At Augusta, Ga. ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast Con- South Bend (MWL). Assigned RHP Georgia Southwestern vs. Mon- ference, Quarterfinal, Florida Matt Gorgen and OF Marc Krauss 25-29, 2012, in heart of historical down- tevallo, Noon State vs. Virginia Tech-Georgia to Mobile (SL), C Rossmel Perez Special to the Enterprise Anderson (S.C.) vs. Lincoln Tech winner, at Greensboro, to Visalia (Cal) and INF Andy Frankfort. The agree- town Frankfort. Memorial, 2:30 p.m. N.C. Tracy, OF David Winfree and LHP ment announced recent- The All “A” Classic UNC Pembroke vs. Augusta 10 p.m. Clay Zavada to Reno (PCL). FRANKFORT – The State, 6 p.m. WYMT — Southeastern Con- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Touchstone Energy All ly calls for the tourna- also announced that its Queens (N.C.) vs. Limestone, ference Quarterfinals, Mississip- Agreed to terms with manager ment to be held at the golf tournament will be 8:30 p.m. pi State vs. Vanderbilt-LSU win- Charlie Manuel on a two-year con- “A” Basketball Classic Atlantic Region ner, at Atlanta tract extension through 2013. will be moving to the Frankfort Convention moving to the Silo Club At West Liberty, W.Va. Midnight American Association Frankfort Convention Center for three years. in Paducah and its vol- Bowie State vs. Mansfield, Noon ESPN2 — Western Athletic AMARILLO SOX — Traded OF West Virginia Wesleyan vs. Indi- Conference, Semifinal, Boise Francisco Leandro to Sioux Falls Center in 2012. The Frankfort leyball tournament will ana (Pa.), 2:30 p.m. State vs. New Mexico State, at for RHP Ryan Shaver. Signed The boys and girls Convention Center be moving to the Slippery Rock vs. West Liberty, 6 Las Vegas RHP Ryan Mitchell and INF Chase p.m. Porch. tournament for small arena has 5,365 seats Paducah Regional Shaw vs. Winston-Salem, 8:30 LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed Glen, N.Y. p.m. RHP Chris Cullen and INF Vance high schools will be Jan. and is located in the Sports Complex. Aug. 21 — CARFAX 400, Brook- East Region Albitz. lyn, Mich. At Waltham, Mass. Atlantic League Aug. 27 — Irwin Tools 500, Bris- Adelphi vs. Stonehill, Noon LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Bloomfield vs. American Interna- tol, Tenn. Signed LHP Valerio de los Santos Hendrix leads team to title Sept. 4 — Labor Day Classic tional, 2:30 p.m. and RHP Jason Monti C.W. Post vs. Bentley, 6 p.m. 500, Hampton, Ga. Can-Am League Saint Rose vs. Massachusetts- Sept. 10 — One Last Race to NEWARK BEARS — Signed OF Lowell, 8:30 p.m. Make the Chase 400, Richmond, Clint Reynolds, INF John Sciullo, Va. INF Tylor Prudhomme and C Eric Sprint Cup Glance Sept. 18 — LifeLock.com 400, McGee. Joliet, Ill. PITTSFIELD COLONIALS — Sept. 25 — SYLVANIA 300, Signed RHP Tim Stronach. Schedule and Winners Loudon, N.H. BROCKTON ROX — Signed Feb. 20 — Daytona 500, Day- Oct. 2 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. RHP Nick Tyson. tona Beach, Fla. (Trevor Bayne) Oct. 9 — Kansas 400, Kansas United League Feb. 27 — Subway Fresh Fit City, Kan. SAN ANGELO COLTS — Signed 500, Avondale, Ariz. (Jeff Gordon) Oct. 15 — Bank of America 500, OF Daryl Jones. March 6 — Kobalt Tools 400, Concord, N.C. BASKETBALL Las Vegas (Carl Edwards) Oct. 23 — Talladega 500, Tal- National Basketball Association March 20 — Jeff Byrd 500, Bris- ladega, Ala. NBA — Fined New Orleans G tol, Tenn. Oct. 30 — TUMS Fast Relief Marco Belinelli $10,000 for his fla- March 27 — Auto Club 500, 500, Martinsville, Va. grant foul, penalty two, in Wednes- Fontana, Calif. Nov. 6 — AAA Texas 500, Fort day's game. April 3 — Goody's Fast Relief Worth, Texas HOCKEY 500, Martinsville, Va. Nov. 13 — Kobalt Tools 500, National Hockey League April 9 — Samsung Mobile 500, NHL — Suspended Tampa Bay Fort Worth, Texas Avondale, Ariz. D Pavel Kubina for three games April 17 — Aaron's 499, Tallade- Nov. 20 — Ford 400, Home- and fined him $60,096.76 for deliv- ga, Ala. stead, Fla. ering an elbow to the head of April 30 — Crown Royal 400, x-non-points race Chicago F Dave Bolland in Richmond, Va. Wedensday's game. May 7 — Showtime Southern Standings NASHVILLE PREDATORS — 500, Darlington, S.C. 1. Tony Stewart, 113. Recalled D Teemu Laakso from May 15 — Dover (Del.) 40 2. Kurt Busch, 113. Milwaukee (AHL). May 21 — x-Sprint Showdown, 3. Carl Edwards, 106. SOCCER Concord, N.C. 4. Juan Pablo Montoya, 106. Major League Soccer May 21 — x-All-Star Challenge, 5. Ryan Newman, 103. CHICAGO FIRE — Signed F Orr Concord, N.C. 6. Paul Menard, 96. Barouch and MF Mike Videira. May 29 — Coca-Cola 600, Con- 7. Martin Truex Jr., 95. COLLEGE cord, N.C. 8. Denny Hamlin, 95. LSU — Named Thomas June 5 — Kansas Speedway 9. A J Allmendinger, 94. 10. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 91. McGaughey special teams coordi- 400, Kansas City, Kan. nator. June 12 — Pocono 500, Long 11. Mark Martin, 91. 12. Jimmie Johnson, 87. MOUNT ST. VINCENT — Pond, Pa. Named Eric Brown assistant soft- 13. Kasey Kahne, 87. June 19 — Heluva Good! Sour ball coach. 14. Kyle Busch, 86. Cream Dips 400, Brooklyn, Mich. PEPPERDINE — Announced the 15. Bobby Labonte, 84. June 26 — Toyota/Savemart retirement of men's basketball 16. Matt Kenseth, 77. Photo submitted 350, Sonoma, Calif. coach Tom Asbury. Named assis- 17. Marcos Ambrose, 76. July 2 — Coke Zero 400, Day- tant coach Marty Wilson men's Harlan County native Raygon Hendrix led the Pinewood Lady Panthers to the 18. Clint Bowyer, 75. tona Beach, Fla. basketball coach. South Carolina AAA championship recently. Hendrix was a standout at Black July 9 — Kentucky 400, Sparta, 19. Jeff Gordon, 74. Mountain Elementary School, leading the Tigerettes to four county titles Ky. 20. Kevin Harvick, 71. July 17 — LENOX Industrial 21. David Gilliland, 70. before moving to Charleston, S.C. where her father serves in the Air Force. Tools 301, Loudon, N.H. 22. Bill Elliott, 67. She was also selected to participate in the South Carolina AAA North vs South July 31 — Brickyard 400, Indi- 23. Brad Keselowski, 63. All-Star Game, which her South team won. Hendrix said she would like to anapolis 24. Brian Vickers, 61. Aug. 7 — Pennsylvania 500, 25. David Reutimann, 61. Sidewalk Sale 158611 thank Black Mountain coaches Glenn Ford and Kim Kelley along with the Long Pond, Pa. 26. David Ragan, 61. Friday & Saturday assistant coaches for their assistance during her time as a Tigerette. Aug. 14 — Helluva Good! Sour 27. Robby Gordon, 54. 9 A.M. – 5 P.M. Cream Dips at the Glen, Watkins 28. Regan Smith, 53. 3-11 Page 8 Classifieds 3/10/11 5:00 PM Page 1

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BLASTING SCHEDULE liamʼs lot; Thence south and with East line of said Barney Gilliam 179 For Sale, 1643 Hwy. 219, Wallins. feet to a stake at S.W. corner of said Barney Gilliam property; Thence Autos This is notice that Xinergy Corp., 8351 East Walker Springs Road, Close to school & churches. Newly east 50 feet at a stake at S.W. corner of said Howard Fawbush property; Knoxville, Tennessee, Permit 848-0285 will be blasting at the ridge be- remodeled, 3 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath. Thence with said Howard Fawbushʼs West line 172 feet to the begin- FOR SALE: Sold as is — 1988 tween Salt Trace Branch and Laurel Branch. Blasting will be done daily. Consider rent to own w/down pay- ning. Buick Park Avenue Electra, new No blasting will be conducted before sunrise or after sunset. At least 10 ment. 664-3485 or 273-1565. Tract 3: Beginning in the South line of proposed State Highway No. 160 tires, battery, air flow sensor, ra- minutes before the blast, access to the area will be controlled by Com- and Northwest corner of Kermit Gilliamʼs tract of land; Thence south- diator, $1,200. 573-6911. pany personnel. Before each blast is detonated the following type(s) of 119 SANDERS STREET. Double wardly with said Kermit Gilliamʼs West line 169 feet to a planted stone; audible warning will be given: WARNING SIGNAL — A one (1) minute wide, 12X20 storage building, pri- Thence westwardly 60 feet to a planted stone; Thence northwardly 172 Parts & Accessories series of long blasts of a siren five (5) minutes prior to the blast signal. vate, investment property. Call feet to said Highway No. 160; Thence eastwardly with said Highway 60 BLAST SIGNAL — A series of short blasts of a siren one minute prior to 606-233-1888, 606-436-6415. feet to the beginning. FOR SALE: 318 Magnum Truck the detonation. The ALL-CLEAR SIGNAL(S) after blasting will be: one Being the same property conveyed to Cindy Turner, single, by virtue of a Engine. Also, 3.9 Magnum Dodge long blast of a siren. Blasting will not be conducted at times different deed from Walter Tolliver, single, dated October 11, 2005, filed Novem- Engine. 664-2972. Land (Acreage) from those given above except in emergency situations where rain, light- ber 2, 2005, recorded in Deed Book 397, Page 639, County Clerkʼs Of- ning, other atmospheric conditions, or operator or public safety requires Real Estate fice, Harlan County, Kentucky. 3000 40 acres, $75,000-1 1/2 acres, unscheduled detonation. Prior to these detonations, the following audi- Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to all legal high- Sales $15,000 at Flatlick, KY, 3 acres ble warning will be given: WARNING SIGNAL — A one (1) minute se- ways and easements. close to Laurel Lake, $35,000. ries of long blasts of a siren five (5) minutes prior to the blast signal. Commonly known as: 312 Golf Course Road, Cumberland, Ky 40823 606-528-2779, 528-5699 BLAST SIGNAL — A series of short blasts of a siren one minute prior to Houses For Sale Tolliver, single, dated October 11, 2005 filed November 2, 2005, re- the detonation. The ALL-CLEAR SIGNAL after blasting will be: one corded in Deed Book 397, Page 639, County Clerk?s Office, Harlan Real Estate long blast of a siren. Also prior to detonations in emergency situations TWO STORY brick home. 3 large 3500 County, Kentucky. Rentals the permittee, using audible signals, shall notify all persons within bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, 2-car ga- Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to all legal high- one-half (1/2) mile of the blasting site. rage. 436 Woodland Hills. ways and easments. 573-6160. Commonly known as: 312 Golf Course Road, Cumberland, KY 40823 Apartments/ Townhouses This property is subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenant of re- BLASTING SCHEDULE FOR SALE: Doublewide and 1-1/3 NEW 1 BR APT. for rent Coldiron. cord. The risk of loss shall pass to the purchaser upon confirmation of This is notice that Xinergy Corp., 8351 East Walker Springs Road, acres land at Nolansburg. 3 bed- HUD approved. $450/month fur- the sale. For the purchase price, the purchaser, with approved surety or Knoxville, Tennessee, Permit 848-0281 will be blasting approximately room, 2 bath. Call (606) 848-0291. nished. $200 deposit. Phone securities, must execute bond, bearing legal interest from day of sale 2.5 miles north from Big Run Branch county road junction with KY 221, 664-2368. until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. Bidders will be HOUSE FOR SALE: Pope Hill, 4 and located 0.40 miles north of Salt Trace Branch. Blasting will be done prepared to comply with these terms. room frame, no bath, water or daily. No blasting will be conducted before sunrise or after sunset. At Commercial DAN F. PARTIN heat.Call 573-7822 between 6-9 p.m. least 10 minutes before the blast, access to the area will be controlled MASTER COMMISSIONER by Company personnel. Before each blast is detonated the following OFFICE FOR RENT: Pineville, Bell HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT type(s) of audible warning will be given: WARNING SIGNAL — A one County, Approximately 1200 sq.ft. 4 (1) minute series of long blasts of a siren five (5) minutes prior to the COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY rooms with private Bath, 2 of the blast signal. BLAST SIGNAL — A series of short blasts of a siren one rooms freshly painted and new win- minute prior to the detonation. The ALL-CLEAR SIGNAL(S) after blast- 26TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT dow blinds, elevator and stairs ing will be: one long blast of a siren. Blasting will not be conducted at HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT leading to this 2nd floor suite. Con- times different from those given above except in emergency situations CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00224 venient to everything downtown where rain, lightning, other atmospheric conditions, or operator or public Pineville and next to Post Office safety requires unscheduled detonation. Prior to these detonations, the THE BANK OF HARLAN, and County Courthouse. Please following audible warning will be given: WARNING SIGNAL — A one (1) FOR SALE: Attractive modern 3 PLAINTIFF, bedroom, 2 bath, energy efficient call Donna Rose toll free minute series of long blasts of a siren five (5) minutes prior to the blast 1.877.770.1677 or 859.224.0383. signal. BLAST SIGNAL — A series of short blasts of a siren one minute VS. COMMISSIONER'S SALE home on large lot at 40 Station prior to the detonation. The ALL-CLEAR SIGNAL after blasting will be: ROBERT D. SNYDER and Rd. at Eastbrook. Call Linford Mar- tin 573-1764 or 273-1664. one long blast of a siren. Also prior to detonations in emergency situa- wife, ANGELIA SNYDER tions the permittee, using audible signals, shall notify all persons within one-half (1/2) mile of the blasting site. COUNTY OF HARLAN, BY AND ON RELATION OF THE NEED A LOAN RIGHT NOW COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, 26TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT REVENUE CABINENT But Bad Credit is A Problem? HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT and RJM ACQUISITIONS, LLC. We can help you. CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00526 DEFENDANTS. CitiMortgage, Inc. ______Call our Professional Staff PLAINTIFF, By virtue of a JUDGEMENT AND ORDER OF SALE, of the Harlan Cir- cuit Court, rendered on January 27, 2011 in the above cause for the Today At VS. COMMISSIONER'S SALE principal sum of $47,433.84 ( fourty seven thousand four hundred thirty Unknown Executor/Administrator, Heirs, three dollars and eighty four cents ) together with interest that has ac- 1-888-250-0135 and/or Devisees crued thereon from March 24, 2010, accruing at the rate of $10.83 per day, until the date of Judgment and thereafter at the highest rate al- NO ADVANCE FEES to the Estate of Herman Blaine lowed by law until paid in full, plus applicable late fees. I shall proceed to 178195 CitiFinancial Services, Inc. offer for sale at the front door of the old Courthouse in Harlan, Kentucky, to the highest and best bidder at Public Auction on Tuesday, March 29, DEFENDANTS. 2011, at the hour of 1:00 p.m. or thereabouts, upon the terms of cash ______on the date of sale or 10% (ten percent) down and the remainder on a Applications are now being By virtue of a JUDGEMENT AND ORDER OF SALE, of the Harlan Cir- credit of 30 (thirty) days, and I will take from the purchaser a bond, with cuit Court, rendered on January 27, 2011 in the above cause for the good and sufficient surety, for the purchase price, payable to myself, accepted for an experienced principal sum of $84,972.27 (eighty four thousand nine hundred seventy with interest at the rate of 12% (twelve percent) per annum from date of two dollars and twenty seven cents) together with interest that has ac- sale, said bond to have the force and effect of a judgment, and I shall re- MEAT CUTTER crued thereon from April 1, 2010, accruing at the rate of $7.4 per an- tain a lien upon the property so sold for further security on the payment num, until the date of Judgment and thereafter at the highest rate al- of the purchase price, and any purchaser may pay off his bond at any lowed by law until paid in full, plus applicable late fees. I shall proceed to time before maturity, with interest accrued up to the date of payment, on offer for sale at the front door of the old Courthouse in Harlan, Kentucky, the property situated in Harlan County, Kentucky and more particularly Apply in person at to the highest and best bidder at Public Auction on Tuesday, March 29, described as follows: 2011, at the hour of 1:00 p.m. or thereabouts, upon the terms of cash DEED ONE Harlan Save-a-Lot 177467 on the date of sale or 10% (ten percent) down and the remainder on a A certain house lot lying and being in Harlan County, Kentucky, on the credit of 30 (thirty) days, and I will take from the purchaser a bond, with South Bank of Clover Fork of the Cumberland River located between good and sufficient surety, for the purchase price, payable to myself, Closplint and Louellen, Kentucky, and more specifically described as fol- 95 Industrial Park Road, Harlan. with interest at the rate of 12% (twelve percent) per annum from date of lows: Beginning at a steel hub set 15 feet West of the center line of ex- sale, said bond to have the force and effect of a judgment, and I shall re- isting road which runs along the western Boundary of Brownʼs Town tain a lien upon the property so sold for further security on the payment across Clover Fork from Blackbottom; thence S 79 W 150 feet to a of the purchase price, and any purchaser may pay off his bond at any stake; thence N 11 W approximately 175 feet to the South Bank of Clo- ADMINISTRATIVE time before maturity, with interest accrued up to the date of payment, on ver Fork near mouth of Crows Foot Branch; thence Eastwardly along the the property situated in Harlan County, Kentucky and more particularly bank of Clover Fork 150 feet to a corner near a large sycamore; thence described as follows: S 11 E approximately 175 feet to the beginning, containing 0.60 acres ASSISTANT EXHIBIT "A" more or less. Parcel No.: 082-10-26-003.00 Deed One being all of the same property conveyed to Robert Snyder Legal Description: and wife, Angelia Snyder, by deed dated February 1, 2006, from Branch A non-profit organization is seeking a full-time ad- A certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the City of Harlan, Banking & Trust Company, of record in Deed Book 399 at page 590, ministrative assistant/secretary to be in charge of Harlan County, Kentucky, and being more particularly described as fol- Harlan County Clerksʼ Office, Harlan, Kentucky. lows: DEED TWO general office duties and assisting the "Beginning on the West corner of Smith Ballʼs lot; thence Westwardly 57 A certain lot lying and being in Harlan County, Kentucky, on the South President/CEO. Candidate should have strong in- feet to stone corner; thence Southwardly 57ft. 4 in. To line of F.F. Ca- bank of Clover Fork of the Cumberland River located between Closplint wood, thence Eastwardly 56 ft. 4in. to the South Corner of Smith Ball lot; and Louellen, Kentucky, and more specifically described as follows: Be- terpersonal skills, a professional demeanor and thence Northerly with Smith Ball line 56ft. 7in. To the Beginning." ginning at a steel hub set fifteen (15) feet West of the center line of ex- dress. He/she must be able to work autonomously Being the same property conveyed to Herman Blaine, widower and not isting road which runs along the western boundary of Brownʼs Town remarried who acquired title by virtue of a deed from Hyden Curnutt and across Clover Fork from Blackbottom, said hub is the South East corner and succeed with minimal supervision. We are wife, Edna Joyce Cornutt and wife, Edna Joyce Curnett, dated July 13, of the house lot that now belongs to the Parties of the Second Part, looking for an individual with good decision-mak- 1999, filed July 13, 1999,recorded in Deed Book 343, Page 535, County thence S11E 125. feet and staying just East of exciting plank fence to a Clerkʼs Office, Harlan County, Kentucky. corner just South of existing Stone Gate posts; thence S 79 W 50. feet ing, organization time management skills. Must be Herman Blaine died on March 24, 2010. to a corner; thence Northwest approximately 75 feet with the contour of a team player and a self-starter who can effectively Address: 606 May Street, Harlan, Kentucky 40831. the hill to a corner; thence N11 W 75 feet to the existing South West cor- Parcel Number: 082-10-26-003.00 ner of the Parities of the Second Part; thence N 79 East 150. feet to the prioritize multi tasks and meet deadlines. Must Subject to all restrictions, conditions, and covenants and to all legal Beginning. have sales skills as well as good personal commu- highways and easements. Deed Two being all of the same property conveyed to Robert Snyder Commonly known as: 606 May Street, Harlan, KY 40831 and wife, Angelia Snyder, by deed dated March 15, 2006, from Danny nication skills and the ability to work with a diverse In as much as the Court has found that the said real property is indivisi- Perkins, et ux., et al., of record in Deed Book 400 at page 547, Harlan membership. Knowledge of Microsoft Word, ble and cannot be divided without materially impairing its value, it will be County Clerkʼs Office, Harlan, Kentucky. sold as a whole. For the purchase price, the purchaser, with approved In as much as the Court has found that the said real property is indivisi- Excel, and Microsoft Publisher a must. Quick surety or securities, must execute bond, bearing legal interest from day ble and cannot be divided without materially impairing its value, it will be books knowledge would be as asset. Occasional of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. Bidders sold as a whole. For the purchase price, the purchaser, with approved will be prepared to comply with these terms. surety or securities, must execute bond, bearing legal interest from day evening and weekend work will be necessary. Du- of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. Bidders DAN F. PARTIN ties include: Overseeing daily office duties such as MASTER COMMISSIONER will be prepared to comply with these terms. HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT DAN F. PARTIN answering phones, mail handling, filing, and pho- MASTER COMMISSIONER HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT tocopying; Prepare spreadsheets; Organizing and COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY managing special projects and events; selling Recreational 200 1000 26TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Announcements Vehicles memberships and sponsorships. Good personal HARLAN CIRCUIT COURT communication skills are vital. To apply, send a CIVIL ACTION NO. 09-CI-00602 Notices Boats / Accessories cover letter, detailed resume, including a minimum NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, of three professional references to Administrative PLAINTIFF, PARTY ROOMS FOR SALE: Pontoon for $6,500 AVAILABLE! and houseboat for $4,000. Assistant/Box C in care of P.O. Box 1155 Harlan, VS. COMMISSIONERS SALE Pizza party or steak party. Bring 606-374-7300. KY 40831. Deadline for applications is Thursday CINDY TURNER et al, your own cake or we can make it for you. No charge for rooms. March 24, or when position is filled. DEFENDANTS. Ken & Paulʼs Family 178790 ______Steakhouse By virtue of a SECOND ORDER OF SALE, of the Harlan Circuit Court, & Pizza rendered on February 24, 2011, in the above cause, for the principal 573-7776 Harlan County Humane Society’s sum of $94,109.60 ( ninety four thousand one hundred nine dollars and sixty cents), plus interest at the rate of 5% per annum from May 11, Wanted 2009, plus costs herein and any sums expended by the Plaintiff for in- surance, ad valorem taxes or for preservation of real estate until date of NEED SOMEONE to do yard work sale. The property described herein shall be sold as a whole. I shall pro- at Coxton. Reliable and honest, Annual Spring ceed to offer for sale at the front door of the old Courthouse in Harlan, serious inquiries only. Call Kentucky, to the highest and best bidder at Public Auction on March 29, 837-2035 after 6 p.m. 2011 at the hour of 1:00 p.m. or thereabouts, upon the terms of cash on the date of sale 10% (ten percent) down and the remainder on a 600 credit of 60 (sixty) days, and I will take from the purchaser a bond, with Animals good and sufficient surety, for the purchase price, payable to myself, with interest at the rate of 12% (twelve percent) per annum from date of sale, said bond to have the force and effect of a judgment, and I shall re- Pets tain a lien upon the property so sold for further security on the payment Will be April 2nd. of the purchase price, and any purchaser may pay off his bond at any DOG GROOMING time before maturity, with interest accrued up to the date of payment, Tina Harris the following real estate commonly described as follows: Ph. 606-573-1219 If you have items to donate, please call Parcel No.: 206-30-04-003.00 Legal Description: The land referred to in this report is situated in State of Kentucky, FREE TO GOOD HOME: Jack 573-9197, 573-4368 or 273-9923. County of Harlan, City of Cumberland, and described as follows: Russell mixed and Brindle/Boxer Tract 1: Beginning in the South edge of Golf Course Road and at N.W. mixed puppies. 273-5941 after 1 corner of Carrel Gilliamʼs lot; Thence west and with South edge of said p.m. All proceeds go to help the animals of Golf Course Road 50 feet to a stake and at N.E. corner of June Gilliamʼs lot; Thence 210 feet to a stake at June Gilliamʼs S.E. corner; Thence ease 50 feet or more to S.W. corner of Carrel Gilliamʼs lot; Thence north 900 Harlan County. with said Carrell Gilliamʼs West line 181 feet to the beginning, part of Merchandise D.C. Gilliam Estate. Yard Sale location to announced at Tract 2: Beginning in South Edge of Golf Course Road and at N.W. cor- Miscellaneous ner of Howard Fawbush; Thence west 50 feet and with said South edge FOR SALE: Bow Flex. Call a later date. 178164 of said Golf Course Road to a stake and at N.E. corner of Barney Gil- 837-2035. 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