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ANTHONY CLOUD social services, Com- transported to London to Staff Writer pCare, schools, and law get the services that they challengers on enforcement. needed. Now that there PINEVILLE — It has Gina Johnson, the is a center locally, it is been just over two Executive Director of more convenient for all abortion issue months since the Ray of the center, stated that the clients. Hope Children Advoca- since the opening of the “I would think a fam- ROGER ALFORD cy Center opened in center, numbers have ily would find it more Associated Press Pineville. Since then been relatively high. In economical, especially Middlesboro things have been going the first two weeks, the with the price of gas,” FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Sports Hall of relatively well for the center had around eight said Johnson. “By com- Steve Beshear has staked out a pro-abortion rights Fame Class of center. to ten active cases. ing here we try to work stand that sharply differs from his two challengers Since opening, the “The thing that we are with parents schedules, in the Nov. 8 general election. 2011 center has been accept- finding, children as well so they do not miss work The hot-button issue has traditionally been an — Page 8 ing clients. Some of the as parents and grandpar- or the child miss a day of important one in Kentucky, a Bible Belt state clients come in on their ents are seeing this as a school.” where politicians often compete for endorsements YOUR own, while others are friendly environment,” The center is also from anti-abortion groups, particularly Kentucky referred to the center. said Johnson. working with the school Right to Life. COMMUNITY These referrals have Prior to the center district with transporta- Because of his position, Beshear typically isn't come in the form of opening, children were • See CHILD, page 3 in the running for such endorsements. Wall Street "When a woman considers the difficult decision of whether or not to have an abortion, this decision protests should be between her, her physician and her spread to TTrriicckk--oorr--sswweeeett God," Beshear said in response to a questionnaire from The Associated Press. "Government's role Kentucky should be to work to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies through increased educa- LOUISVILLE, Ky. tional and economic opportunities and access to (AP) — The demonstra- affordable quality health care." tions on Wall Street have The AP quizzed each of the candidates in the spread to Kentucky's two three-way race for governor about their feelings largest cities as protesters on abortion, finding that Republican David Wil- speak out against corporate liams and independent Gatewood Galbraith are greed and a political sys- staunch opponents. Williams beat out Galbraith to tem they see favoring the win the endorsement of Kentucky Right to Life wealthy. and Northern Kentucky Right to Life. In Louisville, a couple "I have long fought for greater restrictions on dozen protesters took up abortion and will do so as governor," said Wil- the cause midday Wednes- liams, who has tried to use the abortion issue to day in a grassy space draw contrasts between himself and Beshear. across from the Kentucky An independent political group has been airing Convention Center. The number of protesters sur- radio ads across the state that say Williams has passed 100 the day before supported more than 40 legislative initiatives to as the Occupy Louisville restrict abortion since being elected to the state movement sprung up. legislature more than two decades ago. University of Louisville Margie Montgomery, director of the anti-abor- senior Brian Ensminger tion group, said the endorsement typically goes to says he's protesting the loss a "viable candidate" who has clearly demonstrated of the American dream for an anti-abortion position. While Galbraith falls on young adults like him who the right side of the issue, he is a perennial candi- face staggering college date running a distant third in the polls. debt with few job "David Williams has helped pass numerous prospects after graduation. pro-life bills," Montgomery said. "He's very In Lexington, a handful knowledgeable, very articulate on the issue. His people sat outside Chase record is 100 percent pro-life. He makes no bones Bank as part of the protest. about it." Construction worker Brad Galbraith, a Lexington attorney, has been a Cobb said he heard about vocal critic of abortion, using strong words. the demonstration on TV KRYSTIN DANIELS | Photo submitted "I believe it is the taking of human life," he and felt compelled to join Molly (left) and Bay can’t wait for Halloween, can you? said. in. Federal Do you have a great photo that you would like to see in the Polls show Beshear isn't hurt by his abortion Middlesboro Daily News? Submit it to us for consideration! Send the stand. He is leading Williams, his closest competi- official photo with a description to [email protected]. tor, by more than 25 percentage points. urges limit on pseu- doephedrine Theft chief complaint at recent

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — The deputy director M’boro City Council meeting of the White House Office ANTHONY CLOUD about vehicles being wife two hours to No action was taken street. They will be dig- of National Drug Control Staff Writer broke into. They have assemble the thing... that on this issue because the Policy is calling for Ken- ging up all the old been broke into about means that they could police chief was not tucky lawmakers to pass MIDDLESBORO — planters and adding new legislation that would allow seven or eight times have stayed at least two present at the meeting. dirt and new plants to Woody Wyatt, the owner since he took office,” hours on the porch tak- Casey Thomas cold medicines containing of a car lot on 19th the area. Work on this pseudoephedrine to be sold said Wyatt. ing it apart,” Wyatt explained some new by prescription only. street, brought to the Wyatt stated that they alleged in reference to activity that will be hap- project will begin next Benjamin B. Tucker, attention of the Middles- (the car lot) cannot the recent theft activity pening around down- week. head of state, local and trib- boro City Council on afford to take out insur- over the weekend. town Middlesboro dur- Anthony Cloud is a staff al affairs for the agency, Tuesday night that there ance for theft. Over the White also stated that ing the Community writer for the Middlesboro spoke to local leaders at the have been several inci- weekend, Wyatt report- recently someone stole a Development report. Daily News. He can be Kentucky League of Cities dents of theft at his car ed that someone had radio from a car, and Thanks to a grant that contacted at annual conference in Lex- lot recently. stolen a metal glider then brought it back and was won recently, there acloud@heartlandpublica- ington on Wednesday. “I called the mayor from the porch. placed it on the car will be work on planters Tucker said his office tions.com. considers restricting pseu- several months ago “It took me and my because it did not work. from 18th street to 24th doephedrine to people with prescriptions an effective Cigarette dealer probe spans several years, states means of helping to combat methamphetamine, a rela- BRETT BARROUQUERE old Pedro "Peter" Bello ing sales taxes. He then the phone at a number in ment has cracked down tively cheap homemade Associated Press drug that is widely abused of Miami, Fla. He was sold the cigarettes Miami listed for Bello in recent years on con- in Kentucky. linked to several large- around the country said he no longer lived traband cigarettes — LOUISVILLE, Ky. scale investigations and while pocketing bigger at that house. The smokes sold by people The pseudoephedrine in (AP) — A tobacco dis- many over-the-counter cold named in a civil lawsuit profits by avoiding the woman declined to give and businesses through medicines is a primary tributor closely watched brought by the city of Kentucky tax. her name before hanging illegitimate channels to ingredient in meth. by federal agents for a New York over untaxed The indictment up. Bello is scheduled avoid paying taxes. The Under Kentucky law, decade has been charged cigarettes, but never against him says that his for arraignment Oct. 18 Department of Justice medications containing in Kentucky with using charged until now. Louisville-based compa- at 9:30 a.m. in estimates that federal, pseudoephedrine are kept phony invoices to avoid Bello was arrested ny GT Northeast avoid- Louisville. state and local govern- behind pharmacy counters. paying taxes on millions Tuesday on a charge of ed paying $2 million in The Bureau of Alco- ments lose out on $5 bil- The identities of people of dollars' worth of ciga- conspiracy to commit taxes on $12 million hol, Tobacco, Firearms lion annually in tax rev- who purchase them are rettes that he sold in sev- wire fraud. Authorities worth of cigarettes it and Explosives in enue from the cigarette recorded in an electronic eral states. say he bought massive sold. But details of pre- Miami, which took cus- schemes. log. As far back as 2002, amounts of cigarettes in vious investigations tody of Bello, did not Bello's name has sur- prosecutors in Texas Kentucky but used indicate the scope of his immediately return a faced in several investi- sought to secretly listen invoices written by a operations were much call Wednesday morn- gations at the heart of to cell phone conversa- company he owned in larger. ing. the ATF's crackdown. tions involving 41-year- Missouri to avoid pay- A woman answering The federal govern- • See SMOKES, page 3 www.middlesborodailynews.com PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY | OCTOBER 6, 2011 Today's Weather TODAY IN BRIEF Local 5-Day Forecast Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon — National News — 10/6 10/7 10/8 10/9 10/10 Chopper Civil rights leader equipment a focus the Rev. of NY crash probe Shuttlesworth dies 86/50 84/48 82/46 83/50 81/53 NEW YORK (AP) — Some New BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Civil Sunny. Highs in the Sunny. Highs in the Mainly sunny. Highs Mostly sunny. Highs Mix of sun and York politicians are calling for a ban rights leader the Rev. Fred L. mid 80s and lows in mid 80s and lows in in the low 80s and in the low 80s and clouds. Highs in the on tourist and what they call "non- Shuttlesworth, who was hailed by the the low 50s. the upper 40s. lows in the mid 40s. lows in the low 50s. low 80s and lows in essential" helicopter flights in New Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. for his the low 50s. York after a crash in the East River. courage and energy, has died. He was 89. Princeton Baptist Medical Center Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Congressman Jerrold Nadler and 7:34 AM 7:11 PM 7:35 AM 7:10 PM 7:36 AM 7:09 PM 7:37 AM 7:07 PM 7:38 AM 7:06 PM five state and city legislators say they spokeswoman Jennifer Dodd confirms want to cut down on air traffic. he died at the Birmingham hospital A spokesman for Nadler said pilots Wednesday morning. should have to prove that they are Shuttlesworth was bombed, beaten and repeatedly arrested in the fight for coming to New York for a business or civil rights. government purpose before landing. The former truck driver studied reli- The lawmakers had not decided how to gion at night and became pastor of Bethel Kentucky At A Glance enforce such a ban or how to define a Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., in business trip. 1953. Soon after he became an outspo- Commercial air tour companies are ken leader in the fight for racial equality. already limited to a heliport near Wall King called Shuttlesworth "one of the Louisville Street and only fly specific routes. But nation's most courageous freedom fight- the helicopter that crashed Tuesday ers" in his 1963 book, "Why We Can't 82/54 Frankfort was on a private, non-commercial Wait." 80/49 flight. He survived a 1956 bombing, an One passenger died, but no one on assault during a 1957 demonstration the ground was hurt. and countless arrests. Lexington Paducah 79/51 — World News — 82/54 Spain will host US Bowling Green tem of U.S. anti-missile interceptors and 85/53 ships for missile radars already planned for Europe — to include interceptors in Romania and defense plan Poland and radar in Turkey — would be Middlesboro linked to expanded European-owned 86/50 BRUSSELS (AP) — The Obama missile defenses. 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Treasure hunt. Gather round. Jackson the drug and failing to respond properly my stomach growing with the pregnancy. when he found him not breathing. He wanted to schedule a visit so he could doctor's Murray has pleaded not guilty, and his see my son." girlfriend talks attorneys claim Jackson took the fatal Alvarez said she brought the little boy Berea’s 50th Annual Juried Kentucky Guild dose himself. to Jackson's home twice for visits. of Artists & Craftsmen Fall Fair Oct 8th & 9th calls, shipments Alvarez recounted how she received When they settled into her Santa many shipments of boxes for Murray in Monica apartment, Alvarez said, Murray Shop from master craftsmen at Historic Indian Fort LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dr. Conrad April, May and June 2009 but didn't open began keeping odd hours but she never Theater. Murray's complicated love life became them and had no idea of their contents. asked why. He would tell her he was entangled with the life and death of his The pharmacist who shipped them to her "going to work," she said, and she pre- Celebration of Traditional Music Oct 13 – 16 patient Michael Jackson, prosecutors Santa Monica apartment from Las Vegas sumed he was at Jackson's home. testified that he thought he was shipping She said she had plans to move to Performances and jams all across the Berea College suggested Tuesday as they called a parade of women witnesses who received to Murray's medical office. London with Murray when he toured with Campus. phone calls from the doctor as Jackson FedEx and pharmacy receipts dis- Jackson but those plans ended when the

251154 was near death. played by Deputy District Attorney superstar died on June 25, 2009. The evidence was designed to show Deborah Brazil showed that they con- In opening statements, a prosecutor Just 45 minutes from Lexington off I-75 that the doctor was trying to juggle his tained large amounts of propofol, seda- said Murray had received more than four Berea.com Berea medical practice, personal life and super- tives and a skin whitening cream used to gallons of propofol while working with where art’s alive star patient all at the same time and was treat the skin disease vitiligo from which Jackson, most of it sent to Alvarez's home. so distracted he failed to give Jackson Jackson suffered. Alvarez was preceded to the witness proper care. Tim Lopez, the Las Vegas pharmacist stand by other Murray girlfriends. Murray's phone records from the day who filled orders from Murray, testified There was Michelle Bela, who met Jackson died were displayed in court as a that over four months he purchased 255 him in in February 2008 when she was backdrop for testimony of those at the vials of propofol, 20 vials of the sedative working at a Las Vegas social club and he Help Kid other end of the cell phone calls. Three of lorazepam, 60 vials of midazolam and was a patron, she said. S them were current and former girlfriends several tubes of lidocaine which was She was followed to the stand by Sade and one was the manager of Murray's intended to numb injection sites. He also (Sha-day) Anding, a Houston waitress Houston office. purchased saline solution in IV bags. who met Murray at a steak house where Like Me! Nicole Alvarez, who lives with Alvarez, who had given birth to she worked in February 2009. She said Ethan needs an organ Murray and is the mother of his small Murray's son in March 2009, recalled the they became close and Murray referred to transplant to survive. He has son, was a key witness. She said she doctor telling her that he was Jackson's her as his girlfriend. been on the transplant received a phone call from Murray as he private physician. The 29-year-old actress His phone call to her was the last one waiting list for more than rode in an ambulance beside Jackson's said she found it exciting. before Jackson died. Phone records show a year. You can help Ethan lifeless body on June 25, 2009. "It was Michael Jackson!" she exulted that it was made at 11:51 a.m. by supporting organ donation. "I remember him telling me that he when she recounted meeting the star. She "What he said to me is 'Hello, it's You can give Ethan and his was on the way to the hospital in an said Murray surprised her, telling her he Conrad Murray. How are you doing?'" parents hope – just by Join the ambulance with Mr. Jackson and not to was taking her to meet someone and then she recalled. "I said, 'Fine, but I haven't be alarmed," Alvarez said. "He was wor- they arrived at Jackson's home. heard from you in a while.'" She said he saying YES. Kentucky Organ ried I would hear about it." "I was speechless," Alvarez said. "I told her he was fine, but "I started telling Donor Registry Three more calls to her were recorded couldn't believe I was meeting Michael him about my day and then I realized he today. that day but she didn't remember the con- Jackson." wasn't on the phone. versations. Alvarez told of her romance with "I pressed the phone to my ear and I Supported by Alvarez was depicted as an unwitting Murray that began at a Las Vegas night heard mumbling and voices. Like the conduit for Murray's purchases of the club and drew her into the glamorous phone was in his pocket. I heard cough- powerful anesthetic propofol which world of Jackson's inner circle. ing," she said. Jackson craved as a sleep aid. Murray is She said she and Murray met Jackson She said she kept saying, "Hello, XXXUSVTUGPSMJGFPSH t  charged with involuntary manslaughter, several other times. "Michael was very hello, are you there?" When there was no 251151 accused of giving the star an overdose of interested in the baby," she said. "He saw response, she hung up. THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY | OCTOBER 6, 2011 PAGE 3 Bell STATE NEWS IN BRIEF Police find already allow alcohol "parents depend on it" The trial is determin- nearly a ton sales in restaurants with for the after-school pro- ing whether TVA should County 100 or more seats. gram and daytime sum- pay damages to of pot at Junction City in mer program. She said landowners over the Lexington Boyle County in central when school is out, "par- spill. Kentucky passed its ents don't have to worry KY attorney home measure by three votes, about where their chil- Public 198 to 195, the dren will be." gets 8 years LEXINGTON, Ky. Lexington Herald- ___ in prison for (AP) — Police have Leader reported. Liquor Information from: hauled nearly a ton of stores selling wine and W AVE-TV, theft Records marijuana out of a home distilled spirits will be http://www.wave3.com in an upscale Lexington allowed, as will the sale TVA COVINGTON, Ky. PINEVILLE — The following individuals were neighborhood. of beer by the package manager (AP) — A northern recently lodged in the Bell County Detention Center: Police told WLEX or by the drink. Kentucky lawyer has John Lowe, 50 of Middlesboro, was arrested for that officers made the Boys and testifies for been sentenced to eight serving bench warrant for court. find Tuesday evening years in prison after after serving a warrant at Girls clubs ash spill Rebecca Maiden, 37 of Middlesboro, was arrest- pleading guilty to steal- ed on the charges of assault in the second degree, the house. Two men at in Louisville plaintiffs criminal mischief in the third degree, disorderly con- the home were arrested, ing thousands of dollars duct in the second degree, resisting arrest, and but the station says their closing from clients and forging KNOXVILLE, Tenn. a state senator's name. assault in the third degree. names have not been (AP) — A Tennessee Christopher Marsee, 37 of Cumberland Gap, released. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Kenton Circuit Judge Valley Authority coal Martin Sheehan on Tenn., was arrested for serving bench warrant for 5 Ky. cities (AP) — The Salvation ash manager has told a court. vote for Army says it is closing court the utility hoped to Tuesday also ordered Adam Messer, 25, was arrested on the charge of its Boys and Girls clubs blame a disastrous 2008 42-year-old Patrick parole violation. alcoholic in Louisville. spill on things outside its Moeves (MAY-ves) to Mitchell Ogle, 47 of Middlesboro, was arrested beverage WAVE-TV cited a control. pay restitution. on the charge of arson in the first degree. statement from the Melissa Hedgecoth Moeves' lawyer, pub- Dusty Overton, 37 of Middlesboro, was arrested sales organization on Tuesday testified Wednesday in lic defender John on the charge of receiving stolen property under night that says the deci- Knoxville about a TVA's Delaney, asked for pro- $10,000. ELIZABETHTOWN, sion was made because claim that a slime layer bation, saying his client Bruce Smith, 29 of Middlesboro, was arrested on Ky. (AP) — Voters in efforts to make the clubs in an ash storage pond at helped prosecutors and the charges of possession of marijuana and public five Kentucky cities financially solvent have the Kingston power police sort out the thefts, intoxication with a controlled substance (excludes have voted to legalize or been unsuccessful. The plant broke a dike, pour- The Kentucky Enquirer alcohol). expand alcoholic bever- statement says the clubs ing millions of gallons reported. Leslie Sneed, 34 of Middlesboro, was arrested on age sales. have not been financial- of sludge into a river and Moeves admitted he the charges of possession of a controlled substance In Hardin County, ly solvent for years. waterfront community. in the third degree (second or great offense). took fees for work he Elizabethtown voted The four clubs will Hedgecoth described didn't perform and Carmella Torez, 32 of Middlesboro, was arrested close Oct. 21. 3,051 yes to 2,021 no, the slime layer claim as forged the name of state on the charge of trafficking in controlled substance The Salvation Army Radcliff's totals were "a little bit bogus." She Sen. Jack Westwood on in the second degree. said they are talking to 1,567 yes to 1,025 no, said she became kind of a deed, which allowed Wendy Warf, 38 of Middlesboro, was arrested on the Boys and Girls a TVA whistleblower and Vine Grove tallied land to be sold to the charge of forgery in the second degree. 475 yes to 328 no, The Clubs of Kentuckiana after disagreements with Lindsey Whitehead, 19 of Jenson, KY, was arrest- New-Enterprise report- about reopening pro- other managers before Moeves' cousin. ed on the charges of contempt of court (failure to pay ed. grams that will be lost and after the spill. Prosecutors said fines) and a serving bench warrant for court. In Todd County in by the closures. Hedgecoth said when Moeves took money Andrew York, 23 of Hulen, KY, was arrested on western Kentucky, Margaret Reynolds, TVA hired a consultant from clients, saying it the charge of robbery in the first degree. Guthrie voted 196 to 62 whose adopted nephew to identify the cause would be used to cover An arrest is an accusation only. All individuals are to expand sales, County Ricky Reynolds, 12, "they were hoping they expert witness testimony to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a Clerk Kim Chapman participates in the South could find something or pay for the witnesses' court of law. said. Guthrie, Radcliff Louisville club, told The outside of TVA's con- travel, but he kept the and Elizabethtown Courier-Journal that trol." funds himself.

tim advocate and a pre- stated Johnson in refer- forensic interviewer. explain what the center “Our goal is to work Child vention coordinator on ence to the second step “When a child comes is all about. with everyone and all staff now. The preven- program. back to us or have been The training is an services in Bell Continued from page 1 tion coordinator visits There are also hopes referred to us, that awareness program. It County,” said Johnson. tion costs. Johnson any school district that that next year the center forensic interview is teaches people how to Their ultimate goal is to also stated that she wants her to come in and will be able to move on what will stand up in recognize signs of abuse repair and restore the would imagine that a speak. to the middle school court,” said Johnson. (sexual, physical, emo- lives of the children. child would feel more The center uses a pro- grade level and be able “The forensic interview tional, social). The talk “We are truly here for comfortable with being gram entitled “The to provide services to is an in-depth interview. about how to help the the community, but closer to home rather Second Step” program. them as well. It saves the child from child heal to go back out more importantly, for than being transported This program has been The victim advocate having to relive what into the world. our children,” Johnson an hour and a half away. researched and is evi- is available to provide happened over and over. The center is trying to said. dence-based. The pro- counseling and to “stand It’s just a good way for offer one class a month, Anthony Cloud is a staff The staff at the center writer for the Middlesboro has gone through exten- gram is currently used in up for the child” if the documentation.” but Johnson stated that the K – 3 grade levels. child has been physical- The center does offer they will have training Daily News. He can be sive training, learning contacted at the requirements and It teaches children ly or sexually abused. training. They have held as often as the commu- acloud@heartlandpubli- also learning things that how to make better deci- The advocate can follow training for principals, nity wants it. will help serve Bell sions. “It (the program) the child as far as to the and one school district There is a scheduled cations.com. County as a whole. can be how to function court system. expressed interest in training session on The center has a vic- on the playground ver- There is currently a having the center come October 11. Training is sus ‘no, this is wrong,’” person in training to be a to a board meeting and always free.

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he Occupy Wall Street protest Abdel Kouddous and Nicole Salazar St. Paul and Minneapolis police and we (the city) can commit wrongdoing, grows daily, spreading to cities were covering a police assault on the the Secret Service have settled with and we won't have to pay for it." across the United States. "We dispersing crowd of marchers. us. In addition to paying out $100,000, Jump forward to today. The bailed- Tare the 99 percent," the protesters say, The riot police had hemmed the the St. Paul police department has out Wall Street megabank JPMorgan "that will no longer tolerate the greed protesters into a parking lot, along agreed to implement a training pro- Chase gave a tax-deductible $4.6 mil- and corruption of the 1 percent." with credentialed journalists. The gram aimed at educating officers lion donation to the New York City The response by the New York City police charged at Nicole, shouting "On regarding the First Amendment rights Police Foundation, which has protest- Police Department has been brutal. your face!" She shouted back "Press, of the press and public with respect to ers asking: Who is the NYPD paid to Last Saturday, the police swept up press!" holding up her press creden- police operations -- including police more than 700 pro- tials in one hand and filming with the handling of media coverage of mass protect, the public or the corporations? testers in one of the other, video-recording her own violent demonstrations -- and to pursue imple- The 99 percent or the 1 percent? largest mass arrests in arrest. She screamed as they brought mentation of the training program in Marina Sitrin, part of Occupy Wall U.S. history. The her down on her face, a knee or boot in Minneapolis and statewide. Street's legal working group, told me week before, innocent her back, dragging on her leg and As we move into the next conven- that the protest was going to be based protesters were pep- bloodying her face. The first thing tions and cover protests like Occupy at Chase Plaza, but the NYPD pre- per-sprayed in the they then did was pull the battery from Wall Street, this largest settlement to emptively closed it. The protesters face without warning her camera, if there was any question come out of the 2008 RNC arrests moved to Zuccotti Park, which they or reason. about what they did not want docu- should be a warning to police depart- renamed Liberty Square. That is why, after mented. As Sharif tried to calm the ments around the country to stop According to an undated press receiving a landmark arresting and intimidating journalists, Amy riot(ing) police, they pushed him release on JPMorgan Chase's website, settlement this week against a brick wall, kicked him in the or engaging in any unlawful arrests. in response to the $4.6 million dona- Goodman from the police chest twice, threw him down and We shouldn't have to get a record tion: "New York City Police ——— departments of handcuffed him. while trying to put things on the Commissioner Raymond Kelly sent Syndicated Minneapolis and St. I got a call on my cell phone and record. Paul, as well as the CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon a Columnist raced from the Convention Center to But do police actually pay the U.S. Secret Service, the scene of the arrests. The riot police price? Before the 2008 Republican note expressing 'profound gratitude' my colleagues and I had encircled the area. I ran up to the and Democratic national conventions, for the company's donation." Given went to Liberty police, my credentials hanging around each party bought insurance policies the size of the donation, and the police Square, the heart of the Wall Street my neck. I asked for the commanding to indemnify the convention cities harassment and violence against the occupation, to announce the legal vic- officer to get my journalist colleagues from any damages resulting from law- protesters, we must question how tory. released. It wasn't seconds before they suits. Kelly shows his gratitude. On Labor Day 2008, the tore me through the police line, twist- Bruce Nestor, president of the Denis Moynihan contributed research to "Democracy Now!" news team and I ed my arms behind my back and hand- Minnesota chapter of the National this column. Amy Goodman is the host of were covering the first day of the cuffed me. Finally brought to stand Lawyers Guild, told me: "St. Paul "Democracy Now!," a daily international Republican National Convention in St. next to Sharif, as fully credentialed actually negotiated a special insurance TV/radio news hour airing on more than Paul. Thousands protested outside. I journalists, we demanded to be provision with the Republican host was on the convention floor, inter- 900 stations in North America. She is the released, whereupon a Secret Service committee so that the first $10 million author of "Breaking the Sound Barrier," viewing delegates from what that agent came over and ripped the cre- in liability for lawsuits arising from week was the hottest state, Alaska. dentials from around our necks. the convention will be covered by the recently released in paperback and now a Blocks away, my colleagues Sharif We filed suit. This past week, the host committee. ... It basically means New York Times best-seller. TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Thursday, Oct. 6, the On this date: week-long U.S. tour, became the first ing the crisis. Roy Halladay pitched 279th day of 2011. There are 86 In 1536, English theologian and pontiff to visit the White House, where the second no-hitter in postseason his- days left in the year. scholar William Tyndale, who was the he was received by President Jimmy tory, leading the Philadelphia Phillies TToday's Highlight in History: first to translate the Bible into Early Carter. over the Cincinnati Reds 4-0 in Game On Oct. 6, 1981, Egyptian President Modern English, was executed for In 1989, actress Bette Davis died in 1 of the NL division series. Anwar Sadat was shot to death by heresy. Neuilly-sur-Seine (nu-yee-sur-sehn), Today's Birthdays: Broadcaster extremists while reviewing a military In 1683, thirteen families from France, at age 81. and writer Melvyn Bragg is 72. parade. Krefeld, Germany, arrived in Ten years ago: Cal Ripken played Actress Britt Ekland is 69. Singer Philadelphia to begin Germantown, his last game in the major leagues as Millie Small is 65. The president of one of America's oldest settlements. his Baltimore Orioles lost to the visit- Sinn Fein (shin fayn), Gerry Adams, is In 1884, the Naval War College was ing Boston Red Sox, 5-1. 63. Singer-musician Thomas McClary established in Newport, R.I. Five years ago: The U.N. Security is 62. CBS chief executive officer Les In 1927, the era of talking pictures Council adopted a statement warning Moonves is 62. Rock singer Kevin arrived with the opening of "The Jazz North Korea of unspecified conse- Cronin (REO Speedwagon) is 60. “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” Singer," starring Al Jolson. quences if it carried out a nuclear test. Rock singer-musician David Hidalgo In 1939, as remaining military Petty Officer 3rd Class Melson J. (Los Lobos) is 57. Former NFL player VOL. 101 No - 137 resistance in Poland crumbled, Adolf Bacos, a Navy medic, pleaded guilty and coach Tony Dungy is 56. Actress Hitler delivered a speech to the to kidnapping and conspiracy, telling Elisabeth Shue is 48. Singer Matthew How to contact us Reichstag blaming the Poles for the his court-martial at Camp Pendleton, Sweet is 47. Actress Jacqueline Nazi-Soviet invasion of their country. Calif., that he stood and watched as Obradors is 45. Country singer Tim Main number: (606)248-1010 In 1949, U.S.-born Iva Toguri seven members of a Marine squadron Rushlow is 45. Rock musician Tommy Fax number: (606)248-7614 D'Aquino, convicted of treason for murdered an innocent Iraqi civilian. Stinson is 45. Actress Amy Jo Johnson Call the main number then ask for the being Japanese wartime broadcaster (Bacos was sentenced to a year in mil- is 41. Actress Emily Mortimer is 40. following extensions: "Tokyo Rose," was sentenced in San itary prison and was released two Actor Lamman (la-MAHN') Rucker is Francisco to 10 years in prison (she months early.) 40. Actor Ioan Gruffudd (YOH'-ihn ended up serving more than six). One year ago: A presidential inves- GRIH'-fihth) is 38. Actor Jeremy Sisto Publisher: Pat Lay - 202 In 1958, the nuclear submarine USS tigating commission said the Obama is 37. Rhythm-and-blues singer [email protected] Seawolf surfaced after spending 60 administration had blocked efforts by Melinda Doolittle (TV: "American days submerged. government scientists to tell the Idol") is 34. Actor Wes Ramsey is 34. 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Jim Henry Lee edition of the Daily Jim McGaffee. News. Services will be at Garden Club program HARROGATE, Tenn. Online condolences 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at — Jim Henry Lee, 76, of and guestbook available the Arnett & Steele Harrogate, Tenn., passed at www.creechfh.com. Funeral Home. focuses on away Wednesday, Creech Funeral Home Burial will be in the October 5, 2011 at his is in charge of all McGaffee Cemetery in home. Funeral services arrangements. Pineville, Ky. Architectural forms of will be held at 7 p.m. The family will Friday at the Creech Lorene Jobe receive friends on Friday flower arranging Funeral Home chapel. McGaffee from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Graveside services Arnett & Steele Funeral will be held at 11 a.m. PINEVILLE — Home. Saturday in the Green Online Guestbook at Hills Memorial Gardens. Lorene Jobe McGaffee, age 67, of Pineville, Ky., www.arnettsteele.com. The family will receive Arnett & Steele Funeral friends from 5-7 p.m. passed away on Tuesday, October 4, Home and Cremation Friday at the Creech Center is honored to be Funeral Home. 2011 at Mechanicsville, Virginia. in charge of arrange- Complete obituary ments. will appear in Friday’s She was the wife of Lone Jack Honor Roll & PL

Lone Jack School Posey, Alan Rickett, Amber Bradley, Center has announced Raegan Robbins, Velda Savannah Bullock, the first six weeks honor Smith Izabella Fuson, Austin roll and principal’s list. Fourth Grade (Mrs. Hobbs, Mary Cheyenne First Grade (Mrs. Hensley and (Mr. Lawson, Devin Lewis, Vaughn) — Jonathan Miracle) — Alyson Nathaniel Lewis, Adam Beverly, Joshua Beverly, Bain, Ethan Heck, Brant Lowe, Dylan Root, Devan Boggs, Austin Hoskins, Tiara Hoskins, Chris Saylor, Alexis Robbins, Austin Brown, Nathaniel Uhrig, Amber Sanchez, James Smith, Paiden Burton, Hunter Jordan, Timothy North, Fuson, Lindsey Fuson, Isaac Saylor, Brianna Issac West, Alex Lowe Hannah Fuston, Keara Ulrich, John Young Seventh Grade (Mr. Helton, Caleb Hobbs, Fifth Grade (Mr. Gambrel) — Ashley Madison Jackson, Kasey Hoskins) — Amber Asher, Terri Collins, Vaughn Adams, Tabitha Bundy, Jonathan Jackson, Photo Submitted Second Grade (Mrs. Destiny Cook, Hannah Tanner Jackson, Jordan Alice Robertson Overton of the Harrogate Garden Club and past pres- Mills) — Aston Burns, Jones, Dalton Mason, Laws, Bethany Miracle, ident of the Tennessee State Garden Club, explains guidelines for judg- Kiara Cloud, Devin Abigail Rice, Joshua Samantha Brock, Tanner ing arrangements and specimens as she views exhibits at the Fuson, Ashley Hembree, Sherrill, Thomas Fox, Dalton Fuson, September meeting of the Middlesborough Garden Club. Hannah Jones Vaughn, Kameron West, Devon Fuson, Matthew Second Grade (Mrs. Emily Wilder Powers, Tyler Jones, Special to the Middlesboro Daily News ribbon for wildflowers, and Barbara Elkins) — Holly Akers, Fifth Grade (Ms. Courtney Mills, Kaylee MIDDLESBORO — The Shattuck won yellow for her dinner Alyssa Edmondson, Partin) — Hunter Bays, Mills, Matthew North, Middlesborough Garden Club met plate dahlias with dwarf nandina Brittany Mace, Kaden Collier Elkins, Shelby Cassie Saylor, LaJohnna Morrison, Joshua Raney, Lewis, Audrey September 13 in the Guild Hall at foliage. The three specimens were Simpson Shelby Wilson Luckadoo, Kaitlyn Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church. each awarded blue ribbons. Third Grade (Mr. Mace, Austin Mullins, Eighth Grade (Mrs. Alice Robertson Overton of the During the business meeting, con- Heck‚ — Chancellor Franki Pursifull, Hannah Yeary) — Kaylee Harrogate Garden Club and past ducted by Donna Smith, plans for Bailey, Richard Beverly, Rhodes, Noah Ben Brown, Keith Brown, president of the Tennessee State the District Garden meeting were Akirra Brown, Delbert Saylor, Alex Simpson, Destiny Bundy, Caitlyn Garden Club, presented an interest- finalized. The Cumberland Park Cox, Hunter Ethan Smith Collins, Amber Fleming, ing program on flower arranging Garden Club will co-host the meet- Hendrickson, Lillian Sixth Grade (Mr. Brooklyn Gilley, using architectural forms. Her ing which will be held on Saturday, Hobbs, Breanna Laws, Breedlove) — Wendalyn Whitney Napier, Joshua arrangements were quite unique. October 29. A work day was planned Cade Patterson, Westley Bailey, David Brock, Napier, Ashley Rickett During her program, Mrs. Overton and accomplished on September 15. explained the rules for creating and The hardy souls who braved the rain Feds end oversight of judging such arrangements. to work included Ann Madon, Mrs. Overton is a nationally certi- Barbara Shattuck, Ann Shumate, fied flower show judge. As a cour- Susan Leo and Sally Smith. Another tesy, she judged the displayed Oakwood center in arrangements and specimens. She work day is scheduled for October explained the guidelines for judging 20, prior to the District meeting. as she viewed each piece. A delightful brunch was enjoyed Kentucky The arrangement for September by 15 members and guests Alice was Fall Flowers in a Basket. Donna Overton and Dolores Christensen. FRANKFORT, Ky. long history of abuse, area community Smith was awarded the blue ribbon Hostesses for the meeting were (AP) — Kentucky neglect and poor mental health for her beautiful dahlia arrangement. Jessie Hoe, Suzi Pursifull, Janis officials say the fed- treatment of resi- agency, to run Shirley Sharpe was awarded the red Walters and Barbara Shattuck. eral government has dents. Oakwood. State offi- ended oversight of The cabinet in cials and advocates Oakwood, a state-run 2006 hired Bluegrass credit Bluegrass with HE OUNTDOWN IS residential center for Mental Health- turning around T C ON! adults with mental Mental Retardation Oakwood. disabilities. Board, the Lexington FUN! 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159500 PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY |OCTOBER 6, 2011 Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] COMMUNITY Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com REUNIONS Middlesboro resident 2011 RED BIRD SCHOOL reunion will be held Oct. 7-9. Scheduled events include: On Friday, Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. a historical drama of Red Bird Mission. On Saturday, Oct. 9 a.m. registration starts at the school, and the morning awarded first place in will be spent visiting and renewing old friendships; at noon a homecoming lunch will be served in the cafeteria (cost is $10 RSVP to crouse4O9l3@aol. com), at 1 p.m. the awards program will be held, followed at 2 p.m. with juried art competition a speech by Mrs. Harrietta Reynolds, and at 2:45 with a speech by Dr. O. Taylor Collins. On Sunday, Oct. 9, at 11 a.m. homecoming service will be held at Beverly Church with Cliff Reynolds. Dinner to follow, local people bring a covered dish. There will be plenty of food for those attending from out of town. BUELL COUSINS REUNION will be held Saturday, Oct. 8, in the fellowship hall at Hensleys Chaple Baptist Church. Doors open at noon, and lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Bring food and soft drinks if possible. For more information call 248-4373. JOHN & MARY GREEN FAMILY REUNION will be held Sunday, Oct. 9, at the home of Bob and Carol Green in Gibson Station, Va. Potluck lunch served about 12 p.m. 916TH MEDICAL AMBULANCE COMPANY ASSOCIATION’s annual reunion will be held Oct, 21 and 22 at the National Guard Armory in Middlesboro. Check in at the Armory on Friday, Oct. 21, from 3-5 p.m., and the meeting/dinner will be held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. For more information contact Robert E. Roberts at 912- 638-6215. MIDDLESBORO HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1981 will have their 30th reunion on Friday, Oct. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 29. The reunion will begin with a parade beginning at the city parking lot at 5:30 P.M., followed by a tailgating party at Lee Major's Field before the Middlesboro vs. Lynn Camp football game. On Saturday, a casual reception will be held at the Middlesboro Country Club, doors open at 6:30 p.m., with a class photo promptly at 7:30 p.m.. The cost of the reunion is $50 per person or couple. Former teachers and staff are encour- aged to attend. For more information, please visit us on www.facebook.com Middlesboro High School Class of 1981. THOMAS WALKER HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1972’s 40th Reunion will be held Saturday, June 16, 2012 at the school, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., $10 per person covers Jessica Nicole “Nikkie” Sandifur, a senior from Middlesboro, won first place in the 2011 Virginia lunch and expenses. To register or for more information Intermont College art and photography and digital imaging juried show. The the liberal arts col- contact Pauline Bailey Brooking at 276-445-5311 or lege in Bristol, Va., had nearly 50 entries with students competing on an equal basis regardless 5176; or 1343 Baileytown Road, Ewing, Va. 24248; or of class level. Sandifur won for “Converse Love,” a digital photo depicting her affection for the email [email protected]; or visit the class website at shoes. http://TWHS72Reunion.tripod.com RSVP by June 1, 2012. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

OCTOBER 6 is located on the 2nd floor of the visitors center at BOOK SALE & QUILT SHOW, sponsored by the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. the Friends of the Library, will be held from 9 a.m. A 6 WEEKS HOLIDAY SUPPORT GROUP will to 6 p.m. Oct. 14 and 17, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. meet Thursdays, beginning Oct. 6, from 2-3 p.m. at OCTOBER 9 Oct. 15 at the Middlesborough-Bell County Public the Harlan County Cooperative Extension Depot, BENEFIT SINGING will be held Sunday, Oct. 9, Library. Videos and other misc. items will also be located at the corner of Main and River Streets, in at 3 p.m. at the Bell County Volunteer Fire Dept. sold. Harlan. For more information contact Janet Nantz Featured singers will include Mitch Williams, The [email protected] or call Hospice of the Reapers, and The Ramsey Family. Proceeds will go OCTOBER 15 Bluegrass-Mountain Heritage at 606-573-6111. toward funeral expenses for Lewis Parks. CUMBERLAND GAP DAY, featuring antiques, CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN PHOTO CLUB crafts, and arts, will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. will meet at Cumberland Gap National Park OCTOBER 10, 17, 24, 31 Saturday, Oct. 15, in downtown historic Visitor’s Center Thursday, Oct. 6, at 6:30 p.m. Cumberland Gap, Tenn. Rain or shine. For more Harold Jerrell will present a slideshow on the Grand HIKING FOR HEALTH: The Bell County information call 423-869-7311, or 859-0501. Tetons and Yellowstone National Park. The group Cooperative Extension Service and the Kentucky BENEFIT SINGING for Sharon “Shelia’ Cheek will then watch a DVD by Kathleen Norris Cook Ridge State Forest are sponsoring the program will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at Forge titled “Spirit of the San Juans”, which presents Ms. “Hiking For Health”. Join then as they hike some of Ridge School. Featured singers include Jackie Cooks photography work showcasing the towns of the beautiful trails in Pine Mountain State Park and Daniels, Shirley Partin, LaHonia Barton, the Ouray, Silverton, Ridgeway, and Telluride, Colo. receive nutrition and safety information from the Cannon Creek Singers & Youth Group, and the Inserted in the DVD will also be historical notes on UK Cooperative Extension Service. The group will Butcher’s Gap Singers. Refreshments will be sold, the people of these towns. be hiking each Monday in October starting on Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. If you would like to participate in this and donations will be taken at the door. Proceeds OCTOBER 6, 7, 8 program call the Bell County Extension Office, 337- will be used to help pay medical expenses incurred 2376, to register. Hikes will meet in the parking lot from an extended hospital stay due to a stroke and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING SALE will be held of the Pine Mountain State Park Lodge at 10 a.m. two aneurysms. Door prizes will be given away. Oct. 6, 7, 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily at the National Guard Armory. In addition to the clothing, OCTOBER 11 OCTOBER 16 items for sale will include toys, shoes and other HOWL-O-WEEN DOG WALK, sponsored by items for babies. “TURNING OBSTACLES INTO OPPORTUNI- TIES: An Appalachian Upbringing” will be present- Bell County Friends of the Shelter, will be held OCTOBER 6-7 ed Tuesday, Oct. 11, a 9:30 a.m., at Conway Sunday, Oct. 16 at 2 p.m. at the Middlesboro Boatman Chapel, Union College. As part of the col- Community Center. The purpose of the event is to MIDDLESBORO SCHOOLS is on Fall Break lege’s annual Minorities Day, Union will host raise some money and have a good walk with your until Oct. 7. School will resume at regular hours on speaker Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., senior vice presi- dog at the FOS dog walk. The registration fee of $20 Monday, Oct. 10. dent for academic affairs for the Kentucky Council per person includes a t-shirt. The course is three OCTOBER 6-31 on Postsecondary Education. There is no charge to miles and you must have your dog on a leash and attend. clean up after him/her. There will be four “trick-or- OCTOBER IS ADOPT-A-SHELTER DOG treat” stops along the way. MONTH, and in honor of the designation the adop- OCTOBER 11, 18, 25 tion fee for dogs and puppies at the Bell County WEIGHT CONSCIOUS SUPPORT GROUP Animal Shelter will only be $40 throughout the meets each Thursday at the Bell Co. Volunteer Fire month. The fee includes shots and spay/neutering. In Loving Memory of Dept. Headquarters on Hwy. 119. Weigh in begins at The additional $20 of the normal $60 fee will be 5:30 p.m. and the meeting at 6 p.m. $1 donation will Andrew (Spoon) Witherspoon paid by the Bell County Friends of the Shelter. be appreciated t o help BCVFD with housekeeping OCTOBER 6, 11, 23, 18, 20, 25, 27 costs. LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL CLINIC & MIS- OCTOBER 11, 25 SION is open Tuesdays and Thursdays (mission 9 LIGHTHOUSE MISSION CENTER will be dis- a.m. to 3 p.m., and (clinic 10 a.m. to) 2 p.m. tributing food boxes on the second and fourth OCTOBER 7 Tuesday of each month. If possible, sign in by 11:30 a.m. New Mission Center hours are from from 10 APPALACHIAN CRAFT FAIR will be held a.m. until 2 p.m. Participants must have proof of Friday, October 7, on the lawn of the Bell County income and a valid photo ID. The center is located Courthouse in Pineville. The Fair will begin at 10 4.5 miles on hwy. 119 from US 25-E (below Page DOB-Oct-6-1971 - DOD-Dec-6-1998 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. Local crafters and entertain- School). “I’m There Inside Your Heart” ment will be on the square demonstrating their skills Right now I’m in a different place and talents. Craft booths will include wood carvers, OCTOBER 12 And though we seem apart. basket making, clay pottery, ceramics, knitting, cro- I’m closer than I ever was JACK SMITH, American Legion Service Officer, cheting, drawing, music, storytelling by the I’m there inside your heart. will be at the National Guard Armory from 10 a.m. Pineville Middle School students and much more. I’m with you when you greet each day to 2 p.m. Wednesday to assist veterans and their And while the sun shines bright. Come on out and join us for a day of education and dependents file claims due them from military serv- I’m there to share the sunsets too fun. If you get hungry let the staff of the Bell County I’m with you every night. ice. Cooperative Extension Service serve you a soup I’m with you when the times are good To share a laugh or two. bean or a hot dog dinner. For only $5 you can have OCTOBER 13 And if a tear should start to fall soup beans, cornbread, cole slaw, dessert and drink, I’ll be there for you. or a hot dog, cole slaw, dessert and drink. MIDDLESBORO APPALACHIAN BLACK And still when that day arrives VETERANS ASSOCIATION meets the second That we no longer are apart. OCTOBER 7-9 Thursday of each month at Thankful Baptist I’ll smile and hold you close to me Church. Forever in my heart. LIN OGLESBYof from Berea, Ky., will be at We love you Drew. Love your wife Tina, your kids Christian, Eddie Cumberland Crafts Oct. 7 - 9 demonstrating her Andrew III, Charlesa, and mother Elizabeth Zachery. OCTOBER 14, 15 & 17 Missing you Forever. craft of knitting and crocheting. Cumberland Crafts 251391

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Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] BUSINESS Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Community Trust presents scholarship Organizing your finances can pay off - in many ways

few years ago, the National Association of Professional Organizers designated the first wAeek of October as Get Organized Week. And while you may have misplaced your notification of this event, it’s nonetheless a good time to see just how organized you are in the important areas of your life — such as your finances. You can organize your In adherence to their slogan “building communities…built on trust” Community Trust Bank awards finances in two basic scholarships each year to graduating students of local high schools. Pictured is 2011 Pineville High ways: by keeping track of School graduate Kristen Tuttle as she accepts her scholarship from Community Trust Bank’s Market where your various President Tim Helton. Tuttle is attending Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College. accounts are located and Steve by consolidating your Obermann assets. Let’s look at both In Kodak's troubles, a snapshot of an icon's fall ——— these areas. Financial To begin with, you might think it’s no big BEN DOBBIN cuts — and the threat of to blue-chip status in the Dental Center, Durand- Focus AP Business Writer deal to keep track of your extinction. Kodak has 20th century was Eastman Park. financial accounts. After already sliced its global emblematic of what Entering the 1980s, ROCHESTER, N.Y. payroll to 18,800 from a American business is all, no one lets these (AP) — Buffeted by for- Kodak still cornered near- accounts just slip away, does he? peak of 145,300 in 1988, capable of, but technolog- ly two-thirds of color-film eign competition, then and its hometown rolls to ical innovation doesn't Actually, you might be surprised: At least blindsided by a digital sales worldwide. But $32 billion, and possibly much more, of 7,100 from 60,400 in "stand still," said Mark excessive caution in revolution, photography 1982. Employees say Zupan, dean of the “lost” property (savings, investments, icon Eastman Kodak Co. exploiting new markets, they're even more scared University of Rochester's such as point-and-shoot retirement accounts and so on) are in the is fighting for survival than usual that the latest Simon Graduate School custody of state treasurers and other agen- after a quarter-century of 35mm and single-use crisis could sink careers of Business cies, according to the National failed efforts to find its that somehow dodged Administration. cameras, was taking its focus. toll. The innovative Association of Unclaimed Property decades of cutbacks. "Of the companies in Administrators. The 131-year-old com- Chemist Kenny the original Dow Jones Japanese were plundering pany that turned picture- Kodak's fat profit mar- How do people misplace these funds? Baptiste says something index 100, only one sur- They might move from a town and forget taking into a hobby for the other than talent and hard vives — General gins. Fuji jumped from masses and became sin- work has kept him in his Electric," Zupan said. obscurity to within a to close a bank account. Or they might gularly synonymous with job for 19 years. whisker of edging out $16 leave a job and not realize they’ve left capturing memories has "With the challenges "I call it luck — I'm not companies face, it's billion Kodak as No. 1. behind money in a 401(k). However they tried to bat down sudden going to sugar-coat it at Mass layoffs came do it, it happens — but you don’t want it talk of bankruptcy. But incredibly hard to sustain all," said Baptiste, 43, being at the top of the every few years, testing to happen to you. concern about its grim Fortunately, it’s not hard to keep tabs prospects has hit fever who joined Kodak's world. We've seen like never before a cozy pitch after it enlisted a research division out of Hewlett-Packard go relationship of company on your various accounts — you just need legal adviser to explore college and has two through this, IBM was on and community that was to make a list. Where do you keep your ways to revive its sagging young children. "I always the point of death for a perhaps unequaled in the checking and savings accounts? Where fortunes. say, I don't believe I'm while, Goodyear was near annals of American busi- are your investments held? Do you have a The collapse of such a better than some of the Chapter 11 and turned ness. retirement plan, such as a 401(k) with legendary brand would people that have gone." around, but it doesn't Bill Hargreaves, a your current employer? How about any not only reverberate Along with a rich port- always work out." Kodak technician for 28 retirement plans with former employers? through American busi- folio of 11,000 patents, Rochester was a pros- years, said his father spent "we have some very inno- If you have Individual Retirement ness, but would also have perous shoe, clothing and his entire career as a vative product ideas in the horticulture hub of 90,000 Accounts (IRAs), do you keep them with a profound cultural effect machinist at Kodak after multiple providers? By answering these on generations worldwide pipeline," Baptiste said. back in 1880 when "It's not fair to think of us George Eastman, World War II, retiring in questions, you can develop a comprehen- who took their first snap- 1971. "He was there when shots with film cameras as finished. I don't think engrossed in an arcane art sive list of what you own and where it’s we're down for the count, called photography, quit Kodak was the best place located. Of course, it’s a good idea to bearing the unmistakable in the world to work," he yellow-and-red K logo. I really don't." his bank clerk job to per- update this list periodically — at least The transition to a fect a set of home experi- said. once a year — to reflect any changes in "You could look up But Hargreaves opted and see that yellow sign world without film ments that rapidly trans- your ownership. all over the world — no occurred at lightning formed a hobby into a for early retirement in Knowing what you have will be helpful matter where you went, speed, and Kodak is still mass commodity. In place 1991 just as belt-tighten- to you in evaluating your financial situa- people depended on that playing catch-up in secur- of heavy glass plates, ing was making the work- tion today. But if you want to help your- for their memory-record- ing a firm foothold in the Eastman devised a flexi- place environment self make progress toward your goals for ing," said photography amorphous realm of elec- ble cellulose film that he "rougher and rougher tronic media. sold preloaded in box tomorrow, you’ll also want to consider writer John Larish, who each year." He worries another organizational technique: consol- "It's shocking how cameras. He made up the now that his continuously worked for Kodak in the idating your assets. 1980s as a senior market- quickly Kodak has gone name Kodak because he clawed-back retirement intelligence analyst. to no longer being a liked the letter K — package might someday Specifically, if you have some stocks "With the advent of (familiar) name in nearly "strong and incisive." vanish. here, a couple of certificates of deposits digital or even cell-phone every household in Framed in yellow, it After four years of red (CDs) there and some IRAs at still anoth- cameras, Kodak wasn't in Western culture," said became one of the most ink, Kodak has projected er place, you might consider consolidat- the game," he said. "I see Robert Burley, a photog- recognizable brand names crossing back to prof- ing them with one financial services the company now as raphy professor at on earth. provider. With all your investments in one Ryerson University in In 1900, Eastman came itability in 2012 on the something we will write strength of deep invest- place, you can possibly reduce the fees about in history books." Toronto. out with a $1 Brownie, and paperwork associated with maintain- "I've watched this train turning point-and-shoot ments in digital inkjet Already jittery share- printers. Its sales have ing your accounts. And when you eventu- holders were rattled wreck happen over the photography into an last five years and I'm still overnight craze. By 1927, fallen to $7.2 billion. ally start taking withdrawals from your Friday when word leaked IRA and 401(k), you may find it easier to out that Kodak has hired surprised at it and still try- Kodak held a virtual Mining its patent port- Jones Day, a law firm that ing to understand how monopoly of the U.S. folio has raised nearly $2 calculate these required distributions if dispenses advice on bank- everyone's relationship to photographic industry. billion in licensing fees they’re coming from just one provider, ruptcies and other restruc- photography is changing." And in the 1960s, its easy- since 2008, and it is pin- rather than multiple sources. turing options. Its stock, While Kodak invented load Instamatic 126 ning its hopes on a But most importantly, when you con- which topped $94 in the world's first digital became one of most pop- potential $3 billion sale solidate your investments with one 1997, skidded to an all- camera in 1975, a reluc- ular cameras ever, practi- of its 1,100 digital-imag- provider, you’ll find it easier to follow a time low of 78 cents a tance to ease its heavy cally replacing old box ing patents. single, unified investment strategy. A share. reliance on high-profit cameras. The question now is qualified financial advisor can look at all After markets closed, film allowed Japanese Besides making it pos- whether those measures your assets and determine if you’ve got Kodak insisted in a state- rivals like Canon and sible for countless mil- will be enough to keep redundancies in your holdings and if you Sony to rush largely ment that it had no inten- lions to freeze-frame their Kodak afloat. The com- need to increase your diversification. unhindered into the fast- world and their memories tion of filing for bankrupt- (Keep in mind, though, that diversifica- cy protection and emerging digital arena in in hand-size prints, Kodak pany had $957 million described Jones Day as the late 1990s. was a corporation extolled in cash as of June 30, tion, by itself, can’t guarantee a profit or one of several advisers Finally launching a for taking care of its own. down from $1.6 billion protect against loss.) Furthermore, once a helping its management four-year digital Going to work for Kodak, in January. financial advisor knows your situation, he close out a stumbling, makeover in 2004 — the known as "taking the life One telling measure or she can recommend strategies that are decade-long drive to year it got ejected from sentence," became a rite of its demise is "the appropriate for your objectives, risk toler- recast itself as a digital the 30-stock Dow Jones of passage for genera- Kodak trademark does- ance and time horizon. photography and printing club — Kodak closed tions. n't carry the weight it Get Organized Week lasts only seven powerhouse. Its stock aged factories, chopped Eastman's munificence did," Larish said. "The days. But by using this time to begin rebounded this week to and changed businesses was equally legendary. He last couple of genera- organizing your finances, you could see $1.12. and eliminated tens of pumped his riches into tions know Sony, even benefits for years to come. But investor alarm thousands of jobs. It hospitals, universities and This article was written by Edward Jones for use by LG and Samsung, but about whether it has the closed 2007 on a high parks, creating thousands Steve Obermann, your local Edward Jones financial wherewithal to note with net income of more jobs. His name pops they don't know Kodak. Financial Advisor. complete its turnaround is $676 million, then ran up around every corner Kodak is not the first raising the seemingly smack into the recession. here: the Eastman School name in imaging any- inescapable specter of job Kodak's meteoric rise of Music, the Eastman more."

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Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 212 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] S P O R T S Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Middlesboro Sports Hall of Fame Class of ‘11

BY JAY COMPTON Kentucky Conference in 1957 and In baseball he played shortstop Sports Editor Jeff Kyle first team All-SEKC in 1958. He was (Class of 1983) and was named Middlesboro’s best also an honorable mention All-State Jeff played all-around player in 1989. Th e Middlesboro Sports Hall of selection in both 1957 and 1958. In Gent earned a baseball scholar- Fame will induct their Class of 2011 football, basket- addition he won the MHS Coaches ball and baseball ship to Sue Bennett College. this weekend with festivities sched- blocking Award and was selected to uled for Friday and Saturday. for the Yellow Tiffany S. (Rains) play in the East/West All Star Game Jackets. The 2011 inductees are John Ed in 1958. Earl (Class of 1999) Goins (1959), Houston Ball (1960), In football he Tiffany John was president and valedicto- played quarter- played bas- Jeff Kyle (1983), John Timothy Gent rian of his senior class and selected to (1989) and Tiffany (Rains) Earl back and defen- ketball, the United Press International Board sive back. In softball, (1999). of Coaches Honor Roll. He accepted Middlesboro Sports Hall of Fame 1982 he was cross coun- an academic scholarship to the named first team try and was established for the purpose of University of Kentucky. honoring past players, coaches and All-SEKC and track for supporters of Middlesboro sports. Houston E. Ball first team All- the Yellow This year’s festivities will begin with (Class of 1960) State. Jackets. a cookout on Friday afternoon fol- Houston In basketball he played guard and In 1995- lowed by a recognition of the played forward. In 1981-82 he selected first 96 she won inductees at halftime of the Middles- football, team all-District and tournament the MHS boro-Lexington Christian football basketball, MVP and first team All-Region. In best game Friday evening. Saturday at baseball 1982-83 he was named first team All- rebounding 6:30 p.m. the official induction cere- and ran SEKC and SEKC Player of the Year award and mony and dinner will take place at track for and was a second team All-State best defensive player award. In 1996- Middlesboro High School. the Yellow selection. 97 she won the best rebounding award. Here’s a little information on each Jackets. In baseball he was a pitcher and In 1997-98 Tiffany was co-MVP of the of this year’s inductees: In foot- shortstop. In 1980 he was selected Lady Jackets basketball team and ball he first team All-District and first team joined the 1,000 point club. In 1998-99 played All-Region. In 1981 he was first team she was co-rebounder of the year and four years All-District and first team All-Region co-offensive player of the year. In as an and was named Sub-State MVP. 1996she was named to the Lady Jack- offensive Kyle accepted a football scholar- ets All-Tournament Team. She was center and ship to the University of Minnesota. named to the All-SEKC teams in 1996, was named John Timothy Gent 97, 98 and 99, to the All-District team team cap- (Class of 1989) in 1996, 97, 98 and 99 and to the All tain his senior year. Houston was T im 13th Region Team in 1998. In addition selected second team All Southeast- played she was named to the Class A 13th ern Kentucky Conference in 1959 football, Region in 1998. In 1999 she was and first team All-SEKC in 1958. baseball named MVP of the Class A 13th He was also named to the honorable andRegion team and made the Class A mention All-Star team and was the wrestled State All-Tournament team. Also in starting center for the East team. His for the 1999 she was named Guard of the Yellow Jackets had a combined Yellow Game at the All “A” state tournament, record of 29-11 and won the 1959 Jackets. to the 12th/13th Region All-Stars, and SEKC championship. Ball was also Into the All-Mountain Senior Team. In a member of the 1956 Pinnacle football 1998 she was ranked as the number one Bowl team. heplayer in the 13th Region and in 1999 Houston played baseball for three played she was honorable mention All-State. John Ed Goins years as a first baseman, catcher and running In cross country she was named (Class of 1959) center fielder. back and MHS most valuable runner and was an John played football, baseball, In basketball he played forward for defen- honorable mention All-State selection basketball and ran track for the Yel- three years for the Jackets. In track he sive end. in 1995. low Jackets. ran the 440 yard dash. He was named second team All- In track and field Tiffany was named In football he played defensive Houston was offered a football SEKC in 1987, first team All-SEKC to the All-SEKC team and was the cornerback and offensive end. His scholarship by Western Kentucky in 1988 and honorable mention All- MHS most valuable runner in 1996. Yellow Jackets had a combined University and Carson-Newman Col- State in 1988. In addition he was In softball she was named first team record of 25-15-1. Goins played in lege but chose not to play college named Middlesboro’s MVP in foot- All-District in 1997 and first team All- the Jaycee Bowl in 1957 and the Pin- ball. ball 1988 and MVP of the first annu- Region in 1998. nacle Bowl in 1956. He was named Houston graduated from MHS al Mellow Yellow Bowl and MVP of Tiffany accepted a basketball schol- honorable mention All Southeastern with honors. Senior Night (MHS vs. Corbin). arship to Carson-Newman College. Kevin Gordon wins Lady Railsplitters and Fall Festival Par 3 Carson-Newman tie 0-0 Kevin Gordon won the Cum- JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. — After C-N keeper Sarah Tompkins stopped berland Mountain Fall Festival battling for 110 minutes, the LMU and nine shots while LMU’s Kayla Hanson Par 3 Golf Tournament this past Carson-Newman women’s soccer teams had five saves. weekend at the Middlesboro ended up with a 0-0 tie Wednesday LMU out shot the Lady Eagles 19-15. Country Club. evening. The Lady Railsplitters will next take the Gordon was a member of the With the tie, LMU moves to 4-4-2, 1-1- pitch when they travel to Lenoir-Rhyne for Middlesboro golf team in 1994 1 in South Atlantic Conference play. Car- a——— SAC matchup Saturday at 5 p.m. when they finished 3rd in the state son-Newman is 3-5-1, 1-2-1. Lincoln Memorial 0 0 0 0 — 0 championship. A graduate EKU LMU’s Sarah Taylor led the Lady Rail- Carson-Newman 0 0 0 0 — 0 and currently a Bell County Con- splitters with eight shots, four of which SCORING SUMMARY: stable in the 4th. District., Gordon were on goal. C-N’s Trenna Howell Shots: Lincoln Memorial 19, Carson-Newman 15 is employed by the Department of matched Taylor shot for shot, also having Saves: Lincoln Memorial 5 (Kayla Hanson 5), Juvenile Justice and works at the four of her eight shots be on goal. Carson-Newman 9 (Sarah Tompkins 9) Middlesboro Group Home. David Griffith was second in Kevin Gordon the tournament while Steve Evans SEC athletic directors meet, placed third. 1st Flight Cumberland Mountain Fall Festival 1st. Steve Evans Par 3 tournament results 2nd Jeff Evans discuss 2012 schedule Championship Flight 2nd Flight 1st. Kevin Gordon 1st. J. C. Shumate BY JOHN ZENOR 2nd. David Griffith likely, perhaps imminent. have right now. 2nd. Tom Jarrell AP Sports Writer And though the vote by “Certainly, we’ve dis- Missouri curators makes cussed that conceptually, it BIRMINGHAM, Ala. the Tigers a leading con- would be nice to have a 14- (AP) — SEC athletic direc- tender, Mississippi State team league and to have a Summitt happy to tors and Commissioner athletic director Scott 14-team league sooner Mike Slive met Wednesday Stricklin said the confer- rather than later,” Boone to discuss the logistics of ence is in a wait-and-see said. “But I don’t believe be back at practice Texas A&M’s entry as the mode on further expansion. anything is imminent at 13th member even though BY BETH RUCKER He said there were no dis- this time.” The timing seemed to have a No. 14 might soon be on its AP Sports Writer cussions about a 14th team Other athletic depart- positive effect for the Lady Vols, way. on Wednesday. ment staffers and the transi- who have failed to reach the Final KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The meeting comes a “The commissioner has tion team formed after Four for three straight seasons after Pat Summitt is glad to be back at day after University of done such a great job of Texas A&M’s admission winning back-to-back national practice with her Tennessee squad Missouri curators voted positioning us and we con- into the league also partici- championships in 2007 and 2008. after revealing during the offsea- unanimously to consider tinue just to kind of look pated in the four-hour “I think it motivated this team. son that she’s been diagnosed with leaving the Big 12 — like- for his guidance and for meeting in a conference dementia. Once they heard about it, they ly to join the Southeastern him to lead us in whatever room in the downtown “That’s what I want to talk were like, ‘We’re cutting down Conference — instead of direction we decide on,” Birmingham offices. about, basketball, not dementia,” a some nets,’” said Summitt, who committing to the league Stricklin said. “When he “It was just about the fully-engaged Summitt said Wed- was her usual intense self on the for the long term. says, ‘Hey, here’s an idea,’ schedule going forward nesday after the Lady Volunteers’ sidelines. “When I gave them the However, SEC we’re going to listen to and how we integrate what first practice of the 2011-12 sea- diagnosis, I think it really motivat- spokesman Charles Bloom him. we’ve got,” Stricklin said. son. ed them. I wanted to sit down with said the AD meeting at “Until then, I think we “We’re still excited about Summitt revealed to her team my team and tell them what was league headquarters was are all very comfortable Texas A&M and what they and the rest of the world in late going on. They’ve been great. scheduled several weeks with where we are at 13 for bring to the table. August that she had been diag- “I think they really are motivat- ago and was “to integrate the time being.” “As the commissioner nosed with early onset dementia, ed for a championship.” Texas A&M into the South- Mississippi AD Pete has said, we anticipate Alzheimer’s type, over the sum- Sophomore guard Meighan eastern Conference and Boone said a 14-team being a 13-team league mer. The 59-year-old Hall of Fame Simmons said she cried when plan for a 13-team schedule schedule would be prefer- next year and we want to coach said she wanted to go ahead Summitt shared the news but feels for all sports in 2012-13.” able, but he and his peers make sure we have a plan and deal with the news then so she she’s becoming even closer to her SEC school administra- focused on a 13-team in place that’s fair and equi- could focus on basketball when the coach now. tors have indicated that schedule because that’s table.” season arrived. • See SUMMITT, page 12 adding a 14th school is how many schools they • See SEC, page 12

THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY | OCTOBER 6, 2011 PAGE 9 Spurrier hopes QB change improves SC offense

BY PETE IACOBELLI whoever is playing quarter- practice. The fifth-year senior given up more points and yards to Shaw, who played the first AP Sports Writer back more time to throw and to made the decision easy for on the ground in the SEC than quarter of South Carolina’s open up holes for running Spurrier with his poor play the Kentucky. And up next for the opening game with East COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — backs. The only change up past few games. Garcia, who’s Wildcats defense is the Carolina before getting pulled Steve Spurrier isn’t happy with for Garcia with the Gamecocks No. 18 South Carolina’s stum- front is likely to be Mike Mat- started 34 games for Spurrier, league’s leading rusher in down 17-0. This time Shaw bling offense, so he’s benching ulis subbing at left tackle for threw four interceptions South Carolina star Marcus quarterback Stephen Garcia Kyle Nunn, who continues to against Vanderbilt two weeks Lattimore. said he’s better prepared to and inserting sophomore Con- be out with a back injury. ago and added two more in a “I hope they shake it up and make things happen. nor Shaw back in the starting The coach would like to get 16-13 loss last Saturday to don’t turn it over to 21 (Latti- “I feel confident and I feel lineup. more players involved in the Auburn, which entered ranked more),” Kentucky coach Joker like I’m ready to play,” he said. The Gamecocks coach isn’t backfield and at receiver. So dead last in Southeastern Con- Phillips said. “That’s the shak- The Gamecocks offense is sure what to do beyond that. far, that hasn’t happened. ference defense. ing up I’d like to see done.” ready to go, no matter who’s “That’s where we are on “We sort of got stuck play- Spurrier said Shaw’s work Lattimore has run for 677 under center. Receiver Bruce offense,” Spurrier said Tues- ing the same guys about the at practice the past few weeks yards and nine touchdowns this Ellington said the players have day. whole game,” Spurrier said. has the staff thinking he’s season. But he was held to sea- faith in both quarterbacks. He added the team’s needs “Hopefully, we can get more ready to shine. That won’t be son lows with 66 yards and 17 Monday “in practice, Con- to get more players involved players out there involved in easy this week with Kentucky carries as Auburn crowded the nor threw the ball in practice and that the offensive line helping the team be success- (2-3, 0-2 SEC), which has the line and forced the Gamecocks really well. He really looks like needs to step up. ful.” SEC’s fourth-best pass to beat the Tigers passing, he’s ready to play,” Ellington Spurrier said the offensive Spurrier announced Gar- defense. something Garcia couldn’t do. said. line must block better, give cia’s benching after Monday’s However, only Auburn has That led to Spurrier’s switch • See SC, page 12 Cards beat Phils, force Game 5 D-backs send BY R.B. FALLSTROM his index finger before he got But first they must dispose of AP Sports Writer to his feet. the wild-card Cardinals, who NLDS to Game 5 “We’re not looking at this clinched a playoff spot on the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Big like we’re just happy to be here last day of the season and have swings by a slumping hitter, and it’s David and Goliath,” gotten the best of two members with 10-6 win clutch innings by a journeyman Cardinals slugger Lance Berk- of the Phils’ star-studded rota- pitcher. Suddenly, the St. Louis BY JOHN MARSHALL happen, that’s why you play man said. tion. AP Sports Writer Cardinals are looking very Now it’s back to Philadel- An omen, maybe: Right after this set of five.” dangerous. Aaron Hill hit a solo shot phia for Game 5 on Friday Oswalt threw a pitch in the PHOENIX (AP) — As for the Philadelphia night. Roy Halladay, who won fifth, a squirrel darted across the for Arizona’s first four- Phillies? Things have turned Counted out by most every- homer game in the postsea- the opener for the Phillies, will plate. one else, the Arizona Dia- downright squirrelly. face St. Louis ace Chris Car- Oswalt argued, unsuccessful- son. Pinch hitter Collin David Freese, shut down by mondbacks are in position to Cowgill added a two-run penter — they played together ly, that the creature’s dash had complete another comeback. Phillies aces the first three in Toronto for five years. distracted him on a pitch called single and the bullpen held games, became a hometown And this one could be the on after a less-than-crisp out- “They’re good friends and a ball. greatest of the bunch. star Wednesday night. He “I didn’t want to stop in the ing by starter Joe Saunders, old teammates, and Carp was Ryan Roberts hit a grand homered, doubled and drove in middle of my motion, so I threw preventing Milwaukee from really chomping at the bit for slam, Chris Young had the four runs as the Cardinals it,” Oswalt said. “I was wonder- winning a postseason series this opportunity to pitch against first two-homer game in Ari- defeated nemesis Roy Oswalt ing what size of animal it need- for the first time since reach- Roy on full rest in a huge Game zona’s postseason history and and forced a deciding fifth 5,” Cardinals outfielder Matt ed to be for it not to be a pitch.” ing the 1982 World Series. game in their NL playoff series Manuel argued, to no avail. Diamondbacks beat the Mil- Of the four opening- Holliday said. “It should be waukee Brewers 10-6 Wed- by beating the favored Phillies quite a battle and then it’ll be “Of course, being from the round playoff series, three 5-3. South and being a squirrel nesday night to force Game 5 are going to Game 5. Detroit fun to watch two great competi- in the NL division series. “This is what you worked tors go head to head and two hunter, if I had a gun there, visits the New York Yankees for,” said Freese, a local prep might have did something,” “We’re not going to give on Thursday night and St. great teams get after it.” up, even when we’re down star who came to the Cardinals Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. “I’m a pretty good Louis is at Philadelphia on in a trade for Jim Edmonds shot.” 2-0,” said Young, who drove Friday night. The only other Manuel agreed. in three runs. “In the club- after the 2007 season. “Just to “Might be fitting that it goes Albert Pujols was hitless in time a trio of division do this in front of the fans of four at-bats in what could have house, we still believed we matchups went the distance down to the fifth game,” he could do it. At the time our St. Louis and a bunch of said. “It’s up to us to go get it. been his final home game with was 2001, the year Arizona friends and family, it’s amaz- the Cardinals. He received thun- goal was to get back to Mil- won the World Series. It’s sitting right there for us. waukee. We’ve reached that, ing.” We’ve got our ace going, and derous cheers every trip to the “This team is resilient,” so it’s a toss-up now. We’re Center fielder Jon Jay made we’re at home, and so every- plate from a standing room Brewers manager Ron going to be ready to go.” a sliding catch on Placido thing is sitting right there.” crowd of 47,071, second-largest Roenicke said. “We’re going A day after rolling over Polanco’s soft fly for the final The 102-win Phillies were at 6-year-old Busch Stadium. to play hard and I expect this the Brewers 8-1, the Dia- out, and was already pointing picked by many to win it all. • See CARDS, page 12 team to have a real good mondbacks struck quickly game on Friday.” and often in Game 4, scoring The NL West champion Unlikely matchup for Tigers-Yankees five runs in the first inning Diamondbacks punctuated off Randy Wolf. The Dia- their worst-to-first finish BY RONALD BLUM mines who will play defending training in 2009. AP Sports Writer mondbacks became the sec- with grand slams in their AL champion Texas for a berth Nova started to move up the ond team — with the 1977 final two home games of the in the World Series. system that year, and by 2010 he NEW YORK (AP) — All the Dodgers — to hit grand regular season, then kept “Tomorrow, I got the most made his big league debut. Fol- months of preparation, all the slams in consecutive playoff slamming ‘em at Chase important game in my life,” lowing the retirement of Andy millions of dollars, all the hopes games. Field in the playoffs. of the New York Yankees and Nova said, later adding: “I don’t Pettitte last winter, Nova earned Arizona evened the series Paul Goldschmidt was Detroit Tigers come down to see the reason to feel pressure. the No. 4 slot in the rotation dur- at 2-all and sent it back to the star in Game 3, becom- this: Ivan Nova vs. Doug Fister It’s another game. Of course, it’s ing spring training behind Milwaukee for the decisive ing the third rookie ever to for a berth in the AL champi- the most important game of the Sabathia, A.J. Burnett and Phil game Friday. It will be a hit a grand slam in the play- onship series. season now.” Hughes, and by the end of the rematch of Game 1 between offs. He had the crowd Just three months ago, one Both teams originally planned regular season moved up to sec- 21-game winner Ian buzzing when he strode to had been demoted to the minor to use their aces twice in the ond because of Burnett’s incon- Kennedy of the Diamond- the plate against Wolf with leagues and the other was lan- series, but those plans went sistency and Hughes’ injuries. backs and fellow right-han- the bases loaded in the first guishing with a 3-12 record for down the drain when rain caused Fister gave up six runs and der Yovani Gallardo. inning. He couldn’t come, last-place Seattle. Friday’s opener to be suspended seven hits in 4 2-3 innings after Written off by many after through; Wolf struck him out “Obviously it’s not something after 1 1/2 innings and pushed replacing Verlander in the open- being outscored 13-5 in the looking. I foresaw going on,” Fister said back New York’s CC Sabathia er. Acquired along with reliever first two games, baseball’s Roberts sure did, though, Wednesday, about 15 hours after and Detroit’s Justin Verlander to David Pauley from Seattle for best rally team — 48 come- lining his second grand slam the Yankees stretched the first- Game 3. four players on July 30, he had back wins during the regular in four home games over the round series to the limit with a Just 24, Nova signed with the the poorest run support of any season — has put itself in wall in left. The shot had the 10-1 rout in Detroit. Yankees in 2004 and was still AL pitcher at 1.97 runs per game position to become just the crowd roaring and got his On the first off-day of a series stuck in Class A four years later at the time of the trade. He went eighth team overall to win a teammates out of the dugout interrupted by rain in New York when the Yankees allowed him 8-1 with the Tigers down the best-of-five series after trail- doing “The Snake,” a last weekend, there was a cloud- to be plucked away by San stretch. ing 0-2. Miguel Montero-created less blue sky over Yankee Stadi- Diego in the winter-meeting “Yeah, I’m pitching with a “We had confidence all move that involves cupping um. But both teams decided not draft. He didn’t last long with the different jersey on, but still year, we had confidence the right hand and making a to work out ahead of Thursday Padres, who returned him to approaching the game the same when we were down 0-2,” striking motion — like, well, night’s Game 5, which deter- New York near the end of spring way,” the 27-year-old old. Roberts said. “Anything can a snake head. THURSDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING OCTOBER 6, 2011

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100 LEGALS 100 LEGALS Home Improvements Apartments/Townhouses J&F Home Repairs, Metal 2 BD 2 1/2 BA luxury apt. on NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE PUBLIC NOTICE OF BLASTING SCHEDULE roofing, decks, etc. Fountain Square, 1 car garage Pursuant to Application No. 807-0333, Renewal #1 Rockhampton Energy, LLC, 2285 Executive Drive, Lexington, 606-337-8804 & deck. 606-499-0834 KY 40505 telephone (606)499-5790 shall conduct blasting op- In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby given that 2 BR in M'Boro. CH/A, W/D Nally & Hamilton Enterprises, Inc., POB 157 Bardstown, Ken- erations on its 46.0 acre surface mine permit, located approxi- Other Services mately 1.1 miles northeast of Jenson in Bell County. hook-up. NO pets. $450/mo. tucky 40004 has applied for a renewal permit for Surface Coal 606-302-1731 Mining and Reclamation Operation affecting 292.33 acres lo- The proposed operation is approximately 0.87 miles west of KY Fill dirt, rock & topsoil. Call Buddy, cated .50 miles northeast of Balkan, KY. in Bell County. route 221's junction with county road 2013 and located 0.02 606-269-3320 or David HARROGATE/SHAWANEE, 2 The operation is approximately 1.74 miles southeast from U.S. miles from Pickering Branch. 606-246-2117 BD apt. CH/A, W/D hook-up, 119's junction with KY 2012 and located .5 miles northeast of The latitude is 36E46'56.1"; the longitude is 83E36'29.7". The kitchen furn., NO water bill. Tom's Fork. The Latitude is 36° 45' 48" and the Longitude is surface are on which blasting operations will be conducted is 600 ANIMALS $450 mo. plus deposit, 83° 33'30". owned by Dean/Viall Heirs. 423-626-4144 Blasting operations will begin 10/17/2011. Blasting will be con- The operation is located on the Balkan U.S.G.S 7.5 minute Houses For Rent quadrangle map. The operation will use contour strip, auger, and ducted each day Monday through Saturday during daylight Pets area method of mining. The surface is owned by Asher Land & hours. No blasting will be conducted after official sunset. This H'Gate. 2 BD 1 1/2 BA, CH/A, Mineral and A.B.Hoskins. schedule shall be in effect from 10/17/2011 until 10/17/2012. Puppy Nursery-Poodles, Maltese, refrig., stove. NO Pets. The application has been filed for public inspection at the De- Any major alterations to the blasting scheduled will be published. Yorkies, Malte-Poo, Chihuahuas, 423-869-9244 before 6 p.m. partment of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement's Mid- Unscheduled blasting may occur in emergency situations when Yorkie-Poo, Shih-Poo. Incl. shots dlesboro Regional Office, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, Mid- rain, lightning or other atmospheric conditions or operator or & wormed. 423-566-0467 3 BR, 2 BA brick house South dlesboro, Kentucky 40965. Written comment, objections, or re- public safety requires unscheduled detonation. The nearby resi- of Harrogate. NO Pets. quest for a permit conference must be filed with the Director, Di- dents will be notified of the unscheduled blast by the most appro- 900 MERCHANDISE $700/mo. 606-302-1731 vision of Mine Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow , U.S. 127 South, priate means and the blast shall then proceed as a regular blast. 3 BD, XL family room, 1 bath, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. Entry to blasting area will be regulated by signs or barriers. An house w/detached garage for authorized company representative will prohibit access to the Yard Sale lease in Rose Hill, VA. House NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE blasting areas by unauthorized persons at least (5) five minutes is on sm. farm w/barn. Avail. before each detonation and until the all clear signal is sounded. Pursuant to Application Number 807-0401 3 Family Garage Sale Oct. 15. No pets or smoking. In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby given that A pre-detonation warning signal consisting of three 93) long Rent $550/mo., damage, blasts of a siren five 95) minutes prior to blast signal, which is Fri. Oct. 7, 8-?? White Oak Xinergy Corp 8351 East Walker Springs Lane, Suite 400, Knox- S/D, near Dogwood Hts. Bap- cleaning dep. $550. Ref. re- ville, Tennessee, 37923, has applied for a permit for a surface three (3) short blasts of a siren immediately before a shot deto- quired. Call 770-891-0420. nation. The post-detonation all clear signal will be one 91) long tist Church, 2nd house on right and highwall miner coal mining operation affecting 419.27 acres on White Oak Lane. Curtains, located 4.13 miles northeast of Stoney Fork in Bell County. blast of a siren following inspection of the blast site. Events 2 BD, 227 Avondale, M'Boro. which could necessitate blasting at unscheduled times include, clothes, shoes, books, NO Pets. $550/mo. $550/dep. The proposed operation is approximately 4.13 miles northeast what-nots, PA system feed- 606-269-4086 from KY 2011's junction with KY 221, and located 1.3 mile north- but are not limited to rain, lightning, or other atmospheric condi- tions, or deteriorated explosives which involve personnel, opera- back destroyer. New Bugflec- MANUFACTURED east of Stoney Fork. 4000 tional or public safety. Any major alteration of this blasting tor for 04-06, F150 Ford truck, HOUSING The proposed operation is located on the Helton and Beverly dolls. U.S.G.S. 7 1/2 Minute Quadrangle Maps. The operation will use schedule will be published. This notice is published pursuant to CFR 715.19 Surface mining the contour, area, and highwall miner method of surface mining. 4 Family Carport Sale Rentals The surface area to be disturbed is owned by Boone For- and Reclamation and Enforcement Provisions and KRS 350.220 Friday 7th & Saturday 8th, estlands, LLC. The operation will underlie land owned by Boone and the regulations relating thereto. The MSHA ID Number is 8:00-1:00. 41th St. & Winches- 15-19592. The Kentucky DSMRE Permit Number is 807-0404. DW for rent, 3BD, 2BA, H'Gate Forestlands, LLC. ter Ave. A little of everything. area, $500/mo. + Dep. Refs. The application has been filed for public inspection at the De- Req'd. 606-499-5674 partment for Natural Resources Middlesboro Regional Office Help Wanted 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965. Large Fall Yard Sale Long Term Care Ombudsman Friday Oct. 7 and Saturday 6000 EMPLOYMENT Written comments, objections, or requests for a permit confer- The person hired for this position will be responsible for serving Oct. 8, 8 a.m.-?? 187 Greers ence must be filed with the Director, Division of Permits, #2 Hud- as an advocate to protect the health, safety, and civil human Chapel Road, Harrogate. (off son Hollow, U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. rights of residents in long term care facilities. Qualifications: Forge Ridge Road) 2 miles Clerical Bachelor's Degree in a field relevant to geriatrics/gerontology, from 25E. Camper, lights, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE RN, LPN or other degrees may be considered on a case-by-case desk, swing, lots more. basis. Also acceptable is an equivalent of years of experience in IMMEDIATE OPENING: Pursuant to Application Number 807-0342 Renewal #1 CIRCULATION MANAGER assessing and dealing with the long-term care needs of the eld- Garage Sale AND ASSISTANT CIRCU- In accordance to KRS 350.055, notice is hereby given that Nally erly. All interested applicants must submit a cover letter, resume Friday Oct. 7, 9-4. Saturday & Hamilton Enterprises, Inc., POB 157 Bardstown, KY 40004, LATION MANAGER. Experi- and list of references by October 14, 2011 to: Karen Carter, AAA Oct. 8, 9-1. 226 Windermere ence preferred. Apply in per- has applied for a permit Renewal for a surface coal mining and Director, Cumberland Valley ADD, PO Box 1740, London, KY Drive (Ambleside). Small culti- reclamation operation affecting 840.2 acres located 0.23 miles son at Middlesboro Daily 40743-1740. Cumberland Valley Area Development District is an vator, chest freezer, food News, 120 N. 11th St. Mid- east of Tejay in Bell County. EOE. saver, dishes, cooking sup- The operation is approximately 1.25 miles southeast from KY dlesboro, KY. NO PHONE plies, Halloween & Christmas CALLS! 2012's junction with US 119 and located 0.1 miles north of Tom 200 ANNOUNCEMENTS Notices decorations, pictures, etc. Fork. The Latitude is 36° 45' 48.2" The Longitude is 83° 33' 29.8." Front Office worker The operation is located on the Balkan and Varilla U.S.G.S. 7 Huge Yard Sale needed. Must be energetic, Lost & Found Friday & Saturday, 8-2p.m. self-motivated, honest and 1/2 minute quadrangle map. The operation has used the contour have good people skills. and auger methods of surface mining. The surface and auger ar- 608 N. 28th Street, Middles- Tele-marketing skills a eas are owned by Asher Land and Mineral, LTD. boro. Furniture, Home Decor, must. Must be capable of FOUND: Male horse inside clothes and more. The application has been filed for public inspection at the Divi- Cumberland Gap NHP. Legal organizing a busy office. A sion of Mine Reclamation and Enforcement's Middlesboro Re- owner has 15 days from Sept. drug test will be per- gional Office, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, Middlesboro, Ken- 20 to claim this property before Yard Sale formed. Send resume and tucky 40965. Written comments, objections, or requests for a Friday Oct. 7, 9:00-3:00, 601 recent photo to Box K-164, it will be condemned, con- c/o Middlesboro Daily permit conference must be filed with the Director, Division of verted or sold. Contact Ranger Elmwood Drive, off North 25th St. Baby items, baby bed, high News, PO Box 579, Mid- Mine Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, KY Brad Cope at 606-246-1087 dlesboro, KY 40965 40601. chairs, clothes, tricycle, elec- tronic items, clothing, flooring, Notices Food Services NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE Christmas, etc. Pursuant to Application Number 807-5220, Amendment In accordance with KRS 350.070, notice is hereby given that All Legal Advertising must be Yard Sale Grill Cook needed for evening Nally & Hamilton Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 157, Bardstown, KY in written form and be in our Friday 7th & Saturday 8th, 8 shift (6pm-11pm). Applications 40004, has applied for an amendment to an existing under- office 2 days prior to run. a.m.-?? 204 regent Drive, Har- available Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm. ground coal mining and reclamation operation located 0.6 mile rogate. Everything!! Please apply in person at LMU southeast of Balkan in Bell County. The amendment will underlie Dining Hall (ground floor of the ATTENTION! Student Center) an additional 207.2 acres making a total area of 893.7 acres Advance-Fee Loans or Credit NON-PROFIT ORGANIZA- Offers: Yard Sale within the amended permit boundary. TIONS CAN RUN THEIR AN- Management / Supervisory The proposed amendment area is approximately 2.2 miles Companies that do business Sat. Oct. 8, 8:00-?? 241 Picca- NOUNCEMENTS IN THE by phone canʼt ask you to pay dilly Ave. Harrogate behind H. southeast from U.S. 119's junction with County Road 2012 and BULLETIN BOARD AT NO Castleton's Fitness hiring located 0.8 mile east of Tom Fork. for credit before you get it. For Y. Livesay School. Moving. CHARGE YOU CAN FAX TO more information, call toll-free Manager position. Apply in The proposed amendment is located on the Balkan U.S.G.S. 7 606-248-7614 OR E-MAIL TO REAL ESTATE person. 1/2 minute quadrangle map. The amendment will underlie land 1-877-FTC HELP. A public 3000 classified@ middlesboro daily- service message from The SALES owned by Asher Land & Mineral, Ltd. and Earl Casada. news.com WRITE IT DOWN Sales The amendment application has been filed for public inspection Daily News and the Federal AND MAIL OR BRING INTO Trade Commission. at the Division of Mine Reclamation and Enforcement's Middles- THE OFFICE 120 N. 11TH Houses For Sale boro Regional Office, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, Middles- I am looking for a representa- ST. P.O. BOX 579 MIDDLES- tive to cover Parts of Ky and boro, KY 40965. Written comments, objections, or requests for a 300 SERVICES House: 3515 Cumb. Ave, for BORO, KY 40965 Parts of Tenn. Must have permit conference must be filed with the Director, Division of best offer. 269-3054 some knowledge of Heavy Mine Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, KY Itʼs illegal for companies doing REAL ESTATE Equipment [ Mining and Con- 40601. Appliance Services 3500 business by phone to promise RENTALS struction]. Salary, expenses This is the final advertisement of the application. All comments, you a loan and ask you to pay and commission. Phone objections, or requests for a permit conference must be received for it before they deliver. For Will fix your torn up appliances. within thirty (30) days of today's date. 423-341-4377 or email ga- more information, call toll-free For sale washers, dryers, stoves, Commercial [email protected] 1-877-FTC HELP. A public refrigerators. 423-869-0604 NOTICE OF BOND RELEASE service message from The Office space for rent over But- In accordance with 405 KRS 350, notice is hereby given that De- Daily News and the Federal Child / Elderly Care tery's Floor Covering. Approx. bra Lynn Coals, Inc., Route 1, 111 Mill Creek Road, Pathfork, Trade Commission. 2000sf, $500/mo. 248-4049 We’re On The KY 40863, intends to apply for a phase I bond release on per- NOTE TO PARENTS: Web! mit number 807-0331, Increment Number 5 which was last is- We will not knowingly accept Kentucky State Law requires For Lease: Office Space, 205 sued on 1-26-2009. The application covers an area of ap- any advertising for real estate licensing for child care facilities N. 18th street, Middlesboro. www.middlesborodailynews.com proximately 1203.07 Acres. The operation is located 4.1 miles which is in violation of the law. providing care for 4 or more 480 Sq. ft. available. $325.00 northwest of the community of Edgewood in Bell County. All persons are hereby in- children not related to the li- per month, six month lease. The operation is approximately 3.4 miles northwest from KY formed that all dwelling adver- censee by blood, marriage or No deposit. Call 606-524-4914 74's junction with KY 441 and located in Rockhouse Branch. tised are available on an equal adoption. Daycare centers The operation is located on the Kayjay/Fork Ridge U.S.G.S. oppotunity basis. must include address in ads. 7 1/2 minute quadrangle map at latitude 36deg 38' 44", and longitude 82deg 48' 38". The surety bond currently in effect for increment number 5 is If you’re looking to sell your car, $398,300.00 of which approximately 60% is to be included in this application for Phase I release. Don’t be scammed! Reclamation Work thus far performed includes: Backfilling, It seems like every day you hear of a new buy a house, or find a job... grading, seeding and mulching. Work was completed on July scheme to con unsuspecting people. Many 2011. times the elderly fall victim to these scams WE CAN HELP! "THIS IS THE FINAL ADVERTISEMENT OF THE APPLICA- and sometimes lose their life-savings. TION." Written comments, objections, and request for a public One way to help avoid falling prey to this hearing or informal conference must be filed with the cabinet type of crime is by never giving out personal at; Director of the Division of Field Services, # 2 Hudson Hol- information over the phone. If someone makes low Complex Frankfort, Kentucky, 40601, by November 5, you an offer that sounds too good to be true 2011 . – it probably is. Before you agree to anything A public hearing on application has been scheduled for Novem- over the phone, always ask for information in ber 8, 2011 @ 9:00 a.m. at the Department for Mine Recla- mation and Enforcement's Middlesboro Regional Office, writing. Public service message courtesy of 1804 Cumberland Avenue, Middlesboro, Kentucky. 40965. The hearing will be canceled if no request for a hearing or in- formal conference is received by November 5, 2011.

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divisions. As for adding a Kai-Ya! SEC 14th, he has emphasized that the SEC would be Continued from page 8 “strategic and thought- ful” in expansion, but Stricklin said the tran- shed little light otherwise sition team presented on the league’s plans. ideas and got feedback, Several athletic direc- but there wasn’t a vote or tors declined comment or decision on scheduling or referred questions to division setups. Slive. “Any time you start “We can’t talk about talking about schedules, it,” Florida AD Jeremy you want to make sure Foley said. “We were there’s fairness involved talking about A&M.” and that rivalries where Nonetheless, there has we can are protected,” he been plenty of talk about said. “We’ve got such a a 14th team. great league, every South Carolina Presi- matchup is a good dent Harris Pastides has matchup. It really doesn’t said he doesn’t “think 13 matter who you play. is a sustainable number, Mainly just make sure we but I think 14 is.” He keep the ideas of as much added that he doesn’t balance as you can. I advocate growing to a think we’ve done that tra- 16-team league. ditionally as a league, and Tennessee athletic I didn’t hear anything director Dave Hart has RAY WELCH | Middlesboro Daily News today that made me think also previously said the Pictured above are Carole Radford and Theresa Barnett Smith in a heated match for the Ladies we weren’t going to go in SEC will expand again Black Belt Fighting Grand Championship of the Third Annual Battle of Cumberland Gap at that direction.” but that members need to Middlesboro High School on Saturday. Slive has said he be deliberate in taking would prepare to go into that next step. next year as if there will AP Sports Writer David diagnosis after struggling gling with dementia. This do lists for her. be 13 teams, which Brandt in Jackson, Miss., Summitt both mentally and physi- week alone, Summitt has On the list for Wed- would create unbalanced contributed to this report. cally during the 2010-11 been named the recipient nesday in addition to Continued from page 8 season, which ended with of the Maggie Dixon practice was a book club smart decisions, throw it “I feel like I will be a 34-3 record for the Courage award and the meeting with the Lady able to hug her more and Lady Vols and a loss in Mildred “Babe” Didrik- SC to our guys, take off run- Vols. At their coach’s ning every now and then, tell her I appreciate her the regional finals. son Zaharias Courage encouragement, they’re Continued from page 9 hand it off, and we think because I really feel like “Back in August after award. Former Lady Vol reading “Good to Great” she really needs that,” she told us she was going standout Kara Lawson Shaw might also help he’s capable,” Spurrier by Jim Collins, a book said. Simmons said. “With to make that announce- announced she was about what makes some get star wideout Alshon Pat, she’s one of the best Spurrier also hasn’t ment, she came to us and working to raise money companies more success- Jeffery untracked this sea- coaches in the country, said, ‘OK, now that for the Alzheimer’s Asso- given up hope of finding ful than others. son, too. Jeffery caught 88 and I think to be playing we’ve got that out of the ciation in Summitt’s passes for 1,527 yards and solid backup to spell Lat- “We have two players for her I really feel like it way, now everyone honor. 10 touchdowns last fall. timore. Freshman Shon touches me because I’m knows and now we’re Summitt struggled for that present anytime that He was a preseason all- Carson appeared to fill playing for her and she’s back to business,’” fresh- several months with the we go in,” she said. “It’s SEC first teamer and was that role, until he was lost taking care of me as far man point guard Ariel news that she was facing really been good because pictured on the cover of to injury in the Georgia as making me become a Massengale said. dementia before her son, they have to explain it. It Sports Illustrated this game last month. better person, a better There’s been an out- Tyler, encouraged her to doesn’t come from the summer. Kenny Miles, the athlete. I feel like now it’s pouring from former share her diagnosis with coaches, it comes from But the junior hasn’t team’s leading rusher in our turn to return a favor players, fans and casual the world. Tyler Summitt the players. I think matched that production 2009, has been out with a to her.” observers ever since she helps her keep her days they’re learning a lot. It’s yet this season. He’s yet to wrist injury, although he Summitt sought a revealed she was strug- organized by making to- a good focus for them.” have a 100-yard receiving practiced with a cast on game — Jeffery had eight Monday night, Spurrier said. worked a perfect ninth early runs, for sure,” the series, to start the in 2010 — and has just Spurrier said Garcia for his second save of the Oswalt said. “I felt pretty fourth. Pence made a fine two touchdowns. Cards handled the demotion series. comfortable after that. running catch on the right Jeffery had a 50-yard well and would be ready Phillies cleanup hitter Just two bad pitches.” field warning track to rob touchdown grab against Continued from page 9 to play if called on. Ryan Howard, like The biggest jolts for Yadier Molina of extra Auburn. He was also Pujols made his pres- Freese a St. Louis prod- the Cardinals came from bases, but Freese jumped overthrown by Garcia on All is not lost for the ence known on defense, uct, was 0 for 4 with their seventh-place hitter. on a hanging curveball several other occasions. defending SEC Eastern catching Chase Utley three strikeouts. He is 0 Freese was 2 for 12 the with a drive down the An effective quarterback Division champions. going for an extra base in for 8 the last two games first three games with left-field line. should also get South Spurrier told his players the sixth. Utley drew a with five strikeouts and one RBI before punish- Holliday singled with Carolina’s other receivers their goals are all still out leadoff walk and kept has hit only one ball out ing the fourth of the one out in the sixth and like Ellington, Ace San- there to achieve. running on Hunter of the infield. Phillies’ aces. Freese hit a 1-0 pitch to ders, D.L. Moore, Jason “We didn’t think we Pence’s grounder to “I think I’ve been a lit- Freese’s two-run dou- the pasture in straight- Barnes and Damiere Byrd were going to go unde- short, but Pujols alertly tle bit anxious trying to ble down the third-base away center, not far from involved, something that feated. We thought we jumped off first base to go up and trying to make line in the fourth put St. where a squirrel made an hasn’t happened often this had a good chance to beat catch the throw and made things happen instead of Louis up 3-2. His two- early appearance, for a year. Auburn but it didn’t work a sharp relay to third for letting things happen,” run homer to straight- three-run cushion. A Spurrier doesn’t want out, it just did not work the out. Howard said. “Right now away center in the sixth squirrel also interrupted to throw too much pres- out,” Spurrier said. “So, “This is obviously the I’m just kind of jumping, whipped the crowd into a play in the fifth, racing sure on Shaw and prom- we’re regrouping and playoffs, but that’s a play so just try to recognize towel-waving frenzy. across the plate an instant ised he’d stay in unless he we’re trying to get smarter I can make in the regular pitches better.” Oswalt walked Berk- after Oswalt’s pitch to were injured. as coaches, trying to help season, too,” Pujols said. Oswalt had been 5-0 man and hit Holliday, Skip Schumaker passed “Connor needs to just our guys, put them in “If I would have stayed with a 3.25 ERA in 10 making his first start of for a ball. take care of the ball, make position, let them play.” on the bag, it was going previous postseason to be tough to get the run- starts, the biggest closing ner at third. 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House full of used furniture- coffee table & DGYHUWLVHPHQWEH\RQGWKHQRUPDODQGFXVWRPDU\FKDUJH 12 Counties chairs, couch, dresser, & chest and lots more for the space actually occupied by that portion of the 606-248-2274 Like New Ashley Wood & Coal Stove, call 423-300-9246 & 3 States FAX: 606-248-8386 276-346-1562 call after 8pm. DGYHUWLVHPHQWLQZKLFKWKHHUURURFFXUUHGZKHWKHUVXFK Love Seat, good condition $85 & Dresser & mir- error is due to the negligence of the Publisher’s servants Need Locust Fencing Posts call 606-248-7553 ror w/matching Chest, solid wood $350. or otherwise, and there shall be no liability expressed or 423-869-8845 LPSOLHGIRUQRQLQVHUWLRQRIDQ\DGYHUWLVHPHQWEH\RQGWKH Farm Equipment Pot Belly Stove call for more details 423-869-8363 VXPSDLGWRWKH3XEOLVKHUIRUVXFKDGYHUWLVHPHQW 159725 New 4ft. Rocking Chair, heart design in back, $100 Ford 4000 live power, 5 spd. 4 almost new tires. Set of Gas vented Logs call 276-861-2733 $4000 or trade. 423-626-4878 New Oak Porch Swings, heart design in back-5ft $125 each, 4ft swings $100 each. 606-337-3433 Massey Ferguson tractor, size 30, live power, 3 Stokermatic Stove, good condition, $500 OBO. spd. w/high & low stick. $2700 or trade. 606-337-3201 6 New oak rocking chairs w/cushions. Heart De- 423-626-4878 sign in back. $50/ea. 606-337-3433 Wood & Coal Stove used 4mos, $300. Pretty White Canopy Wrought iron bed, queen Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain 276-445-5120 or 276-445-4990 size, $200. 606-248-1944 Bales of Hay $3 call 606-269-5796 Furniture Set of Box Springs, full size, $50. 423-869-3393 Square bales of hay, $3.00 Rolls of hay, $25.00. Several Pieces of Furniture for sale call 423-300-9246 2-End tables-walnut-25"x25" enclosed w/door-$25 each. RCA walnut Console Stereo 606-248-7553 Hay for Goats, landscaping & decoration $2 per AM/FM/Tape, needs repair-$50, 276-445-4344 White metal Bunk Bed, full on bottom, twin on bale. 423-869-0070 after 6pm top. 10 miles down Hwy63, Speedwell-606-670-9210 [email protected] Wanted, damaged/unwanted hay, round or 20in color TV w/remote $100 & TV Stand Pine square bales. Not for feeding, would consider Wood $125. 606-248-6152 paying some! 423-626-0592 32in RCA TV, $150. 606-499-4526. Last Year 2010 900 MERCHANDISE 4 Cherry Queen Anne Padded Chairs, reuphol- stered seats, $300. 606-248-1944 Finished Drywall Antiques 4 Dining Room Chairs call for price. 606-337-3287 Doublewide Fireproof Money Safes & 1-Wells Fargo & Co. Antique Bedroom Suite for sale, $300. Safe $400 call for more details 606-452-4113 423-869-8747 $ 00 Bassett Hutch, $600 OBO. 423-441-0312 54,900 Appliances Delivered & Setup Appliances for sale Washers, Dryers, Stoves, & Beautiful Copper Glass topped table w/four Refrigerator's all guaranteed $100 & up a.r.s wrought iron paddled chairs, $699. 606-248-1944 28 x 54 services 606-242-9640/423-869-0604 Big Curio Cabinet & Entertainment Center call for Frigidaire Dryer, works good, $40. 606-269-9580 price. 606-337-6155 10 ft. White base cabinets & 3 ft. vanity $200. Kenmore Compact Refrigerator $75 call Snack bar, 2 stools, $60. House full of furniture. of Corbin, KY 606-337-5008 423-300-9246 246249 159723 Almond color side by side good 2nd hand huge King Water Bed, w/innerspring drop in mattress, 606-528-6114 refrigerator/freezer works great-$50 takes it. 6 drawers under bed, lg. chest of drawers, lg. claytonhomesofcorbin.com 423-258-4548 dresser. $350. 423-869-4190 Page 4 | The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY| October 6 - October 12, 2011 Hair Dressers Wanted Hobby/ Hunt & Sport Miscellaneous 16 Footwide �������� ���� ����� ����� �� ������ ��� ��������� ������ �������� ��� ������ ���� ���� ����� ������ ����� �������� �� ������ ��������� �������� ����� ������ ���� ������ ����������� ������� ���� ����� 3 Bedroom Hair ������������ ������������ $500 Visa Gift Card �������������������������������������������� ���� ���������� �������� ������� ������� Cuts ������������ ������������ Built In Entertainment ������ ��� ����� ��� ������ ������ ����� ������� ���� �� ������� ��������� ����� �������� ����� ���� $9.00 ������������������ ����������������������� Center Kid’s Corner ������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������� 606-248-5161 �������������� ������������������������������ $ 00 24th & Winchester ������� ���������� �� �������� �������� �������� ����� ����������������������������������� ������ ��������� �������� ����� ������� ������� 27,900 232552 Middlesboro, KY ����������������������������� ������������ ������������������������������������������������ ������ �������� ����� ������� ������� ���� ������� ������� ��� �������� ������������� ����� Hobby/ Hunt & Sport �������������������������������� ������������ ���� ����� ������ ����� ����� ��� ���� ���� ��� ����������������������������������������������

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 0DLQ6WUHHW‡6QHHGYLOOH71 Petting Zoo Trailer & JUQWUDLO#EHOOVRXWKQHW Walking Trails Equipmentquipment Located at Home Run Road in Middlesboro, KY www.grntrail.com Formally H.E. Grace Estates 251438 Greene's 4423-733-2272 232355 October 6 - October 12, 2011 | The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY| Page 5

RECREATIONAL 1000 HOMES UNDER $70,000 VEHICLES 1622 East Cumberland Ave. LORENS DON’T LET THESE DEALS Middlesboro, KY 40965 Auto & Transmission ATVs PASS YOU BY!!! ���� ������� ���� ����� ����� ����� ������� ������� Specializing In ������������ 11 Hwy 988, Middlesboro - Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, DWMH, living room, kitchen with all appliances, front and back decks, security system, and oversized 2 car garage (site built). .66 Ac. lot adjoins National Park, lots Transmissions and ����� ������� ������� ����� ����� ������� ������ of privacy! A real deal at $69,900. ���� ������������ 139 Sweet Lane, Tazewell - Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath DWMH, living room, dining area, kitchen with ap- General Automotives pliances, covered front porch, some furnishings included, breathtaking views of the mountains. VERY AF- ��������������������������������������������� FORDABLE at $59,900. & Diesel Repair ���������������������������� Forge Ridge Road 1710 Exeter Ave. Middlesboro - Newly remodeled brick home on 100’x150’ lot. Living room with fireplace, ������������������������������������������� 2 bedrooms, dining room, (all with hardwood floors) remodeled kitchen with ceramic floors, all new ce- Harrogate, TN 37752 Shop �������������������������� ramic bath, covered front porch, freshly painted two car garage. Value priced at $69,900. (423) 489-5576

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Autos NOW AVAILABLE FOR OCCUPANCY: 99' Plymouth Breeze, 4dr, 4cyl, auto, runs good, 2 Bedroom Units needs pwr steering pump, $1,050. 606-261-7678 FERNDALE DENTURES FOR SALE: 1989 Ford Ranger pickup. Phone ‹7HY[PHSZ 664-5043. APARTMENTS Classic / Antiques 337-8821

‹9LSPULYZ '72 Plymouth Scamp, 360 cu, A/T, fast car, TDD # 159740 6-pack hood scoop, factory Rallys, $4500-OBO, 1-800-247-2510 ‹9LWHPYZ 606-549-4576 76'Buick, runs good, good shape, $1,800, 276-861-3508 Parts & Accessories ‹+LU[PZ[Y` 1928 Model A Ford, for parts. 276-523-6853 3.1 Chevy, 200 Ford, DT466 International, 3208 ‹:UHW6U+LU[\YLZ 66' Ford Mustang Coupe. 865-585-2885 Cat motors for sale. 423-300-9246 Commercial / Industrial Motors-3.1 Chevy, 200 Ford 6 cyl., 3208 & STARTING 2001 773 Turbo bobcat w/2-way bucket, new DT466, International truck parts. 423-300-9246 tires, 800hrs. $15,000. 606-670-0533 Nissan Frontier Tool Box fits 2001-2004, $75. AT 606-246-0014 Parts & Accessories 99' S-10 Truck bed, $250. 606-837-2481 $ Sell for Parts: 1988 Chevy 1500 long bed, all PER parts except bed. Good cab, engine fair. Set of After mkt rims & tires, fit a 96' Grand Laredo, good cond. $350. 606-302-6270 DENTURE 606-269-2747 2 350 Chevy motors and transmissions. Set of Mickey Thompson Baja Claws 606-837-2481 Tires-33/1250/17 & 35/1250/17 $250 for all OBO 200 865-585-6411 Most dentures available in 3 DAYS! 2001 Chevy Blazer front end damage sell for Transmissions & motors, new & old, many other parts or repair, $1,500 firm. 865-585-8127 car parts, reasonable prices. 606-837-2481 or 606-837-3089 Parts & Accessories New flat metal bed for late model Toyota or Nis- Cumberland Denture Center, Inc. 350 Motor for parts $150, 606-302-1076 after san truck. 606-670-9210 5pm Used tires, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, & 20" $10 each & (606) 528-6104 800-659-9135 4-Like New IronMan-Radial A/P Lt 265/75R/16, up, 9.00x20, 10.00x20, 295 & 11.00x22.5, 40 Moonbow Plaza, Suite 3, Cumberland Falls Hwy. load range 80% tread mounted on F-250 rims $30/ea. & up. 423-300-9246 $425. 423-626-0592 Want Transmission for 1988 Ford Ranger 4x4, Corbin, KY 159738 64 Ford 289 Engine, runs good, sell or trade for 4cyl, 5sp call 606-302-0988 302 engine. 606-248-2784 Trucks 2000 AUTOMOTIVE 86' Oldsmobile V8 Engine 154,000 miles, call for price. 606-248-5793 1997 CHEVROLET 1/2-Ton Long Wheel Base, PS, PB, Auto, A/C, clean and straight,white, 2003 Chevy SWB Truck Bed, $200. $4,250. 573-4936. Autos 606-837-2481 '99 Isuzu Amigo 5sp, 4cyl $4,000. 606-269-3073 Chrome Factory Tires & Rims 16in for a 5 lug 1979 Ford SWB 4x4, 302, 4sp, 33x12.50x15, ford truck or small trailer, $150. 606-309-4782 $1,500 OBO. 423-489-6463 2002 Oldsmobile Alero 2 door, V6 mtr, 138K mi, full power, runs great. $3,000 423-869-2063. 02-08 Dodge Ram Aluminum bed cover, black, 1986 Chevrolet truck, V8, long bed, 4 speed cost $1,200 sell $400. 606-269-2925 manual. Runs great, $1,000. 423-526-3938. 1993 Chevy Cavalier, 4 cyl. auto, Rally Sport, 2 door red. Very clean. $1200. 423-526-3938 370 Ford Industrial engine, low miles, $600. 1993 Mazda B2600, 4x4, 4 cyl. 5 speed. Needs 423-489-6463 work, King cab, $1200. 606-248-3098 1984 Monte Carlo, auto, V6, Been refinished. 606-573-3841 Ford 351W Intake, 4 barrel, $75. 423-489-6463 1995 Ford Truck V8, auto, LWB, 2wd $2,450. 606-387-3619 1987 Chevy Monte Carlo, V6, auto, needs freeze 1997-2003 Ford truck parts, diesel, drive train, out plug, $800. 423-489-2218 body parts. 423-869-0213 93' Ford Ranger 4cyl, 5sp, needs clutch, $1,000 Free 2 used Tires size P195/60R/15 call 2011 4 Bedroom All Customers Past, firm. 606-269-4351 865-585-3875 1998 Buick LeSabre V6, 4dr, good gas Owens Cross Over Pickup Tool Box, $200. $ 00 Present & Future To mileage,$1,400. 606-337-3619 606-670-0533 Looking for Small Biggs & Stratton engine 5 shaft 39,900 2000 Dodge Durango, auto, 3 seater, super nice, call 276-445-4163 call 606-302-0988 Heat Pump Come By or Call 2000 Pontiac Sunfire, black, $2,000. 423-967-4000 SAVE MONEY with Appliance Package 2004 Chevy Trail Blazer $10,000 OBO. WEAVER’S WELDING Thank You 606-302-5014 Skirting 78' CJ5 Jeep, good condition, $2,600 & 98' Har- Delivered & Setup ley Davidson Road King, $10,000. 606-256-9760 Why pay for new? Let us repair it! 84' Bronco II, auto, 4wd, real good shape. 276-445-4163 Rock Crawler Special 89' Jeep Wagoneer 4wd, Call Today! of Corbin, KY air, runs but needs tune-up. 606-248-5915 after 246254 5pm 276-346-1511 250455 606-528-6114 92' Chevy Z34 Lumina, black, new tires, runs 164359 For all your welding & repair needs claytonhomesofcorbin.com great, $1,150. 423-869-5754 October 6 - October 12, 2011 | The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY| Page 7

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Mow away on a 90' Z71 4wd, runs great $1,800. 606-302-1076 after 5pm GRASSHOPPER 95' Chevy S10, 4cyl, auto, runs good $1,450. Monthly Payments 606-261-7678 Starting at 124 Series 97 95' F250 4wd, 7.3, 5sp & 98' F150 4wd, V8, auto 5
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223857 29ft Trailer w/drop deck 8ft wide, electric brakes/jacks, 2-axles 4400lb, 5th wheel, $2,500. 606-528-5688 4x6 Utility Trailer w/tailgate, like brand new, $400 firm. 606-242-3403 6 Months NO Payments & Deferred Interest * with 1.9% APR for 36 Months Vans 5

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Monthly payments do not include applicable taxes, freight and setup. Want To Buy Please see dealer for financing details, or visit grasshoppermower.com/financing Will buy catalytic converters, alum wheels, bat- Trucks teries, will pick up in tri-state area & pay cash. 606-246-1914 2009 Chevy Cobalt 2009 G-6 Loaded 10K, Alloy Wheels 1996 Ford Ranger, 4 cyl. 5 spd. Silver w/dark red Cash paid for junk cars, free pick-up. $ $ decals, 4 new tires, NO rust. $2995. 12,900 423-626-9276 8,995 249160 423-489-7470 1999 Dodge Ram V-8, 318, 5 spd., short bed, Looking for 31-10.50 15in tires or 33's call Houses For Sale Commercial runs & drives great. Good work truck, $1500. 606-248-3098 423-526-3938 Wanted Motor for 2000 Ford Ranger 4wd, 6cyl, 83 PORT DRIVE We will not knowingly accept any advertising for 2004Dodge Dakota, silver, low miles, $8000. 3.0 call 606-337-8864 or 606-499-6415 (AIRPORT real estate which is in violation of the law. All per- 606-248-2109 ROAD): Beautiful sons are hereby informed that all dwellings are Wanted: Nissan Sentra body, 1993-1994 w/title. 2 Story Home, available on an equal opportunity basis. 92' Chevy 4wd Truck. 606-337-5249 Engine/trans doesn't matter. 606-269-2747 4BD, 2-1/2 Baths, 3,300 sq. ft, Pool, 86' Ford F150 V8 4wd SWB $1,200. Will buy scrap automobiles or trucks, will pick up Full Basement. 276-445-5326 in tri-state area and pay cash. 606-246-1914 Ideal Family H o m e . M u s t REAL ESTATE SALES 90' Chevy Truck, 4wd, $2,000, 606-302-1076 af- 3000 See-Motivated ter 5pm Seller. Serious In- quiries Only! Call $ $ $ Houses For Sale CASH PAID 273-5424. FOR SALE: Brick home, needs complete remod- eling, Kenvir. $18,500 negotiable. 865-640-6747. FOR YOUR CAR OR Land GREAT 4 BR, 2 bath home, too many updates to Leftover 2010 list! Pathfork, $80,000. 621-0308 or 606-505-5084. 36 ACRES OF mountainous property on old road TRUCK, WRECKED Big 4 Bedroom Doublewide minutes from Rosspoint Elementary. $33,000. 2-Story White Brick, 2,740sq ft., 3BR 2-1/2BA, 573-5692. OR NOT RUNNING $1,000 Visa Gift Card 2-car garage, hard wood floors, SS appliances, 606-248-1944 Multi Purpose! 15 acres, home, barn 1050ft Hwy 25-E Between Harrogate & Tazewell. Large Island & Appliance Package 2BR 1BA Nice Home at Hulen, for more info call 423-626-0592 Watt 606-664-5112, Paul 606-664-7105, Larry Top Cash Paid For Junk Cars 606-273-2050 For Sale: 35 ac. land in Frakes, KY. Asking $ 00 $17,000. 423-784-7664, Anita. 3 BR, CH/A on Hwy 119 at Hulen. 5 acres or REAL ESTATE 53,900 less. Call David 606-664-2421, 606-269-3266 3500 RENTALS PAYING UP TO $500! Delivered & Setup Vintage 4BD/2BA stone house, basement, 2 ga- rages, 2 acres, great location 2400sq. Apartments/Townhouses 423-626-0592 Home for Sale: 3 Bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, 1200 sq. ft. Efficiency Fully Furnished 576sq ft., beautiful apt. for rent private fenced in property ADT Security, FREE PICKUPS covered concrete porch, fenced lot, 1 car garage, Evarts, $37,500. Christy 606-505-6456 or Dennis month to month $600 month + security, utilities 221593

of Corbin, KY 246251 at 865-680-1947. included, 25 minutes to LMU. 423-258-4548 606-528-6114 claytonhomesofcorbin.com 423-526-3938 606 499 6110 Page 8 | The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY| October 6 - October 12, 2011 MANUFACTURED Houses For Rent 4000 Sales HOUSING For rent:1 BR Apt. $275 + deposit and a 2BR apt 12x64 2BR Trailer On wheels, ready to go, lots of $425 + dep. 606-248-5959 Rentals extras, $2,500. 865-828-5894 3BR Mobile Home & 3 Acres of Land $15,000 3BR 2BA House in Middlesboro, $650 per 2-2 Bedrooms Trailers 1-$375 1-$325, Pump OBO. 423-869-2461 month. 606-499-7892 Spring Harrogate. 423-869-3779 or 423-869-2389 Miscellaneous Houses & Mobile Homes for rent in Tazewell, New Tazewell, TN area. Call 423-626-2190 3 BD Trailer, $350/mo., $150 deposit New Will haul & pickup scrap metal or appliances, free Tazewell, TN, NO pets, NO drugs. of charge. 423-489-9123 FOR RENT: in Harlan. 3 BR, newly remodeled 423-626-6597 home. $550/mo. with $350 deposit required. Call before 8 p.m. 606-573-5835. HUD Approved.

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