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Thursday, December 8, 2011 Serving the Tri-State community Printed on 100% Recycled Newsprint 12 Pages, 50¢ YOUR Breaking Ground: Cracker Barrel COMMUNITY Second site preparation underway widespread power Officials finally confirm outage puts thousands rumor of restaurant opening in the dark BRANDY CALVERT town,” Cracker Barrel Editor Representative Jeanne Ludington told the MELDRUM, Ky. – A MIDDLESBORO — second widespread power Middlesboro Daily Uncle Herschel is com- News. “And we take the outage occurred Tuesday ing to town! night that affected Bell excitement in your com- Cracker Barrel Old munity to heart.” County. At approximately Country Store officials 9:43 p.m., a cross-arm sup- “The plan is for an confirmed yesterday that port broke on a electrical early June opening,” pole in Meldrum causing a they hope to have their Ludington explained. transmission line to fall. Middlesboro restaurant “Normally, we will have Approximately 2,670 and store open by June a ‘friends and family’ customers were affected in 2012. practice run/training the Pineville and 1,180 cus- Construction crews weekend before and tomers in Meldrum. KU broke ground on the then open on a Monday reports that everyone had future site (between 25- morning.” power by 10:22 p.m. E and the Middlesboro Cracker Barrel will RAY WELCH| Middlesboro Daily News The exact cause for the Mall) yesterday, as well. start advertising jobs Pictured is the future site of the Middlesboro Cracker Barrel Old Country cross-arm breaking is Perhaps the most about a month prior to Store. Crews broke ground on the site yesterday and officials confirmed unknown. According to exciting detail of this the store opening the store opening. KU spokesperson Cliff news is that the restau- through newspaper ads Daily News. Contact her Feltham, previous strong rant brings with it 150 and through a banner at Cracker Barrel was 42 states. winds could cause the new jobs. established in Lebanon, Brandy Calvert is the edi- via e-mail at the location, Ludington bcalvert@heartlandpubli- cross-arm to stress and “We are delighted to said. Tenn., in 1969. There tor of the Middlesboro eventually break. Feltham be coming to your are over 600 locations in cations.com. stated that he was not for sure if that is what caused the incident. Ky. social Snow helps cause two car accident services PINEVILLE – Snow (with the help of some other commissioner influences, allegedly) helped cause a two car resigns accident Wednesday evening. According to Bell County Sheriff Deputy Shane FRANKFORT, Ky. Stewart, David Gambrel of Laurel Hill was driving (AP) — The commissioner his red Ford Ranger north on 25E when he lost of the Kentucky department control of his vehicle and struck Phillip Hickman that oversees child abuse of Frakes, who was driving a black Tracker. The cases has resigned amid Tracker was also traveling north on 25-E. growing criticism of the department. After hitting Hickman, Gambrel crossed into Patricia R. Wilson, who oncoming traffic and collided with the guardrail, was appointed commission- according to Stewart. There were no injuries er of the Department for reported at the scene. Community Based Services Gambrel was charged with DUI and there was an in 2008, said in a letter dated active bench warrant for him also. Hickman was Dec. 2 that her resignation not charged with anything. would be effective on Dec. 19. Officer BJ Brock of the Sheriff’s Department is Gwenda Bond, spokes- investigating the accident. woman for the Cabinet, said An arrest is an accusation only. Those arrested Wilson's decision was a per- are considered innocent unless proven guilty in sonal one. a court of law. Wilson did not give a reason for the resignation in ANTHONY CLOUD| Middlesboro Daily News her letter, but expressed gratitude at being able to serve in the position. The department has Locals complain of being Ex-exterminator come under increasing criti- cism for its handling of child abuse cases after indicted on child records were released in the publicly harassed by beating death of 9-year-old Amy Dye. sex charges The files in her case Middlesboro woman show that social workers STAFF REPORT ignored reports that the girl ANTHONY CLOUD will hurt that lady.” Middlesboro parks was was being abused and has Staff Writer PINEVILLE — The led to calls for a review the The city council did scheduled to be read for recognize the name of the first time at the meet- Bell County Grand Jury state's child-welfare system. MIDDLESBORO – has handed down an The department had the woman allegedly ing. The reading was At the Middlesboro City committing the acts of postponed due to some indictment for Jason been in a legal battle with Council meeting on Griffey, a 28-year-old The Courier-Journal and the harassment and said that late complaints about the Tuesday evening, they believe that she does opening and closing Middlesboro man arrest- Lexington Herald-Leader Middlesboro residents ed on sodomy and sexu- for two years over whether harass other members of times listed in the ordi- William and Jesse Smith the entire community. nance change proposal al abuse charges in records involving the deaths voiced concerns about a October. and near deaths of children According to the (opening at 6 a.m. and Jason Griffey Middlesboro woman Smiths, there have been closing at midnight). Griffey has been under the agency's supervi- who has publicly sion should be made public. complaints filed against Amotion was made to indicted on 11 counts of sodomy in the first degree, harassed them, as well as the woman from the place a street light on seven counts of sexual abuse in the first degree, and A judge ordered files other local citizens. Dye's case released, and community before. Dorchester Avenue nine counts of criminal attempt to commit sexual The Smiths, both “That files under a toward 25th street. abuse in the first degree. criticized the cabinet for members of the black turning a "blind eye" to sus- hate crime,” said council During the communi- Griffey was employed by Terminix as a pest community, stated that member Doug Hughes. pected abuse. The girl was ty development report, exterminator prior to his arrest. In that capacity, the on numerous occasions The council is planning killed by her adoptive broth- Casey Thomas stated that suspect has visited homes and commercial buildings they have been harassed on seeking legal advice Bell County Tourism will er. in Bell and Harlan Counties. According to by this woman. about the situation. be sponsoring hospitality Even so, the cabinet still Middlesboro Police Chief Jeff Sharpe, none of the According to the The mayor and city training on December 15 fought to keep records of Smiths, she has repeti- alleged incidents involving Griffey are characterized council also entered a from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 as workplace-related. He also stated that the other child deaths secret tively called these men proclamation for veter- p.m. for businesses. For until Gov. Steve Beshear and other members of the Middlesboro Police Department has not received ans at the recent meeting. more information, call any complaints concerning Griffey from agencies in announced last week that black community “Now, therefore, I, 606-248-2482. files in such cases would be derogatory racial names William Kelley, Mayor Other business: other counties. released. in public. of the City of • Entrance of city bills Griffey is set to appear for arraignment on Before being named “If you have enough Middlesboro, Kentucky, paid. December 16 at 9 a.m. commissioner of the sense to drive a car then do hereby proclaim our • Approval of minutes Griffey was originally arrested on October 14 for Department for Community you should be held support and call upon all of previous meeting. just the 11 counts of sodomy. He was charged with Based Services, Wilson accountable for what citizens to honor all vet- • Committee Reports sexual abuse and criminal attempt to commit sexual served as a family service comes out your mouth,” erans who have served Anthony Cloud is a staff abuse following investigation. All of the alleged vic- worker and supervisor in stated William. “I’m con- and continue to serve our writer for the tims in the case are boys under the age of 12. Boyle, Lincoln and Garrard cerned that if she says nation with courage and Middlesboro Daily News. Griffey remains in custody at the Bell County counties for 19 years. that (racial slur) to the valor,” stated Kelley in He can be contacted via Detention Center. His bond is set at $500,000. Her salary as commis- wrong person, you’re the written proclamation. e-mail at acloud@heart- An arrest is an accusation only. Those arrested are sioner was $111, 348. going to have big prob- An ordinance for the landpublications.com. considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court lems because someone opening and closing of of law.

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PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY | DECEMBER 8, 2011 Today's Weather TODAY IN BRIEF Local 5-Day Forecast Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon — National News — 12/8 12/9 12/10 12/11 12/12 Blagojevich gets and his face appeared frozen. Minutes 14 years in prison later, his wife, Patti Blagojevich, stood up and fell into her husband's arms. He for corruption pulled back to brush tears off her cheek and then rubbed her shoulders. 47/29 54/27 43/23 50/26 54/31 CHICAGO (AP) — Rod The twice-elected Democrat is now Blagojevich, the ousted Illinois gover- the second former Illinois governor in Except for a few af- Partly cloudy. Highs Abundant sunshine. Sunshine. Highs in Times of sun and nor whose three-year battle against a row to be sentenced to prison, and ternoon clouds, in the mid 50s and Highs in the low 40s the low 50s and lows clouds. Highs in the criminal charges became a national mainly sunny. High lows in the upper and lows in the low in the mid 20s. mid 50s and lows in the fourth Illinois governor in the last 47F. 20s. 20s. the low 30s. spectacle, was sentenced to 14 years in four decades. His Republican prede- prison Wednesday, one of the stiffest cessor, George Ryan, currently is serv- Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset penalties imposed for corruption in a ing a sentence of 6 1/2 years, also for 7:34 AM 5:19 PM 7:35 AM 5:19 PM 7:36 AM 5:19 PM 7:37 AM 5:19 PM 7:38 AM 5:19 PM state with a history of crooked politics. corruption. Among his 18 convictions is the Blagojevich, in a last plea for explosive charge that he tried to lever- mercy, tried something he never had age his power to appoint someone to before: an apology. After years of President Barack Obama's vacated insisting he was innocent, he told the Senate seat in exchange for campaign judge he'd made "terrible mistakes" cash or land a high-paying job. and acknowledged that he broke the Kentucky At A Glance Judge James Zagel gave law. Blagojevich some credit for taking "I'm here convicted of crimes ... ," responsibility for his actions — which the former governor did in an address Blagojevich said, "and I am accepting to the court earlier in the day — but of it, I acknowledge it and I of course said that didn't mitigate his crimes. am unbelievably sorry for it." Louisville Zagel also said Blagojevich did some But Zagel gave him little leeway, 44/31 good things for people as governor, but telling him that he gave him credit for Frankfort was more concerned about using his taking responsibility but that his apol- 44/27 powers for himself. ogy didn't mitigate his crimes. "When it is the governor who goes "Whatever good things you did for bad, the fabric of Illinois is torn and people as governor, and you did some, Lexington disfigured and not easily repaired," I am more concerned with the occa- Paducah 43/28 Zagel said. sions when you wanted to use your 45/28 As the judge announced the sen- powers ... to do things that were only Bowling Green tence, Blagojevich hunched forward good for yourself," he said. 47/29 — World News — Middlesboro 47/29 Former Israeli "They are sending an innocent man president enters to jail, period," Katsav told The Associated Press in a telephone inter- Area Cities prison view Tuesday night. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Ashland 42 25 mst sunny Glasgow 46 28 mst sunny Murray 46 29 pt sunny "In my case there is no proof — Bowling Green 47 29 mst sunny Hopkinsville 46 28 pt sunny Nashville, TN 46 29 mst sunny JERUSALEM (AP) — Former just version against version," he said. 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Lady Gaga discusses Rain," leads the 2012 class of inductees announced and looking forward to taking this togetherness we anti-bullying at White on Wednesday. Also making the cut is the hip-hop are forging out on tour ... So hearing this news about trio Beastie Boys; rockers the Red Hot Chili the hall of fame really seems like it has extra signif- House Peppers; the late singer/songwriter Laura Nyro; icance for me. To be recognized this way seems Donovan; and influential British rock group The especially full and profound," he said. He also cited WASHINGTON (AP) — Lady Gaga visited the Small Faces/The Faces, which included Rod Stewart the contributions from Slovak and Frusciante. White House on Tuesday to discuss bullying preven- and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. The Beastie Boys (Adam Yauch, Mike Diamond Nyro, who wrote such hits the 5th Dimension's tion. and Adam Horovitz) are among the pioneers of rap. "Wedding Bell Blues" and Blood Sweat & Tears' The pop singer met with Obama administration The first white act to make real inroads in the emerg- staffers on the issue and afterward, Obama senior advis- "When I Die," is the only female act to make it this time around. The hall passed on Donna Summer, ing genre, they were known initially for boorish er Valerie Jarrett praised the star as "a source of strength party music, but would develop into a group critical- for many young people who feel isolated and scared at Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Heart and Rufus with their schools." Chaka Khan, who were on the ballot for 2012. ly acclaimed for its musicality, experimenting with "Lady Gaga has described this cause as a personal But it wasn't just women who were denied entry different soundscapes, even producing an instru- one — she has said that as a child, she was often picked into the rock hall for next year. Voters also passed on mental album. on for being different," Jarrett wrote in a blog post on hip-hop pioneers Eric B. & Rakim, War, the Cure Both Stewart and Wood will become second-time the White House website. "I am deeply moved by the and the Spinners. members of the Rock Hall (Stewart was inducted as way she has used her story, and her success, to inspire Guns N' Roses blazed on the rock scene in 1987 a solo artist in 1994 and Wood as part of the Rolling young people, and shine the spotlight on important with their official debut, "Appetite for Destruction." Stones in 1989) for the Small Faces/The Faces, a issues." Fronted by siren-voiced singer Axl Rose, with Slash key rock group that developed as British invasion Gaga didn't have a chance to meet with President and Izzy Stradlin on guitars, Duff McKagan on bass was peaking. Among their hits was the song "Stay Barack Obama, who was traveling in Kansas for a and Steven Adler on drums, the group dominated With Me." music with its aggressive rock grooves. Early in speech on the economy. "Well it's quite a thrill and honor to make it in the But the two have met before, when the singer attend- their career they were criticized for lyrics in the song "One in a Million" deemed as homophobic, misogy- Hall of Fame a second time," Stewart said in a state- ed a fundraiser for Obama's re-election campaign in ment. "We (The Faces) were always synonymous California earlier this year. nistic and racist. They were also defined by their Gaga was spotted by news crews as she exited the dysfunction, gleefully embodying the mantra of sex, with a good party and with this list of fellow artists White House grounds Tuesday afternoon dressed all in drugs and rock and roll. being inducted I'm looking forward to (it) ... and it's white, including sky-high white heels, with her long The band sold millions and millions of albums, a hell of a good reason to reunite and celebrate with blond hair down. providing a sharp contrast to a pop world defined by my old mates." The White House held an anti-bullying conference the likes of Madonna and Michael Jackson. But the Donovan is best known for trippy hits like earlier this year, and the administration estimates that group's turmoil, often on display before the whole "Mellow Yellow." bullying affects 13 million students, or about a third of world, would cause the core to fall apart by 1996. Guns N' Roses and the Faces were inducted their those attending school. Jarrett said the administration Their induction should lead to talk once again of a first time on the ballot. The Chili Peppers had to looked forward to supporting Gaga's Born This Way possible reunion, at least for the induction ceremo- wait until their second try, and the Beastie Boys and Foundation, to explore how to change the culture and ny. Nyro were denied twice before making it this time policies around children in school. Their trajectory was the opposite of the Chili around. Guns N' Roses, Chili Peppers. Despite troubles that included the drug- Other inductees include Freddie King for early related death of guitarist Hillel Slovak and the Peppers in Rock Hall departure of guitarist John Frusciante, the band, influence; rock promoter Don Kirshner, who died fronted by Anthony Kiedis, with Flea on bass, drum- earlier this year, receives the Ahmet Ertegun award; NEW YORK (AP) — Welcome to the Rock and mer Chad Smith and guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, and Tom Dowd, Glyn Johns and Cosimo Matssa will Roll Hall of Fame, Guns N' Roses. released its 10th album, "I'm With You," this year. be honored for musical excellence. The seminal rock band of the late 1980s and early In a statement on the band's website, Flea The Rock and Roll Hall of fame induction cere- '90s, best known for hits like "Welcome to the expressed his excitement about the honor. mony will be held in Cleveland, where the rock hall Jungle," ''Sweet Child O' Mine" and "November "I feel an infinite energy from what we are doing is based, on April 14.

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ANNE GEARAN & some countries. staff at the U.S. Embassy performers, making the killings of gays, "correc- on the ground," Long said LISA LEFF Wayne Besen, founder held a gay pride celebra- policy more of a moral tive rape" of lesbians or in an interview from Associated Press of Truth Wins Out, a tion there, he said that challenge to other govern- forced hormone treat- Egypt, where he was group that monitors reli- Obama's sincere commit- ments than a threat. ments. She likened the meeting with local gay SAN FRANCISCO gious organizations with ment to improving the gay "The struggle to end targeting of gays for mis- rights activists. "It's going (AP) — The Obama anti-gay views, listed rights picture globally discrimination against les- treatment to "honor to differ from country to administration's declara- Russia, Nigeria, could inadvertently make bian, gay, bisexual, and killings" of women, country based on that tion that it plans to use Cameroon, Uganda, Iran life worse for gays and transgender persons is a widow-burning or female country's relationship foreign assistance, inter- and Zimbabwe among the lesbians abroad. global challenge, and one genital mutilation, exam- with the United States. national diplomacy and nations that had recently "This cannot be seen as that is central to the ples of practices the U.S. There are places where an political asylum to pro- "declared war on sexual a U.S.-only issue because United States' commit- decries but has not penal- embrace from the U.S. mote gay rights abroad is minorities" and said that at the end of the day that ment to promoting human ized friends including could be the kiss of death a momentous step that he hoped they would be would be counter-produc- rights," Obama said in a Afghanistan for carrying for a social movement." could dangerously back- chastened by the adminis- tive," said Grungras, who statement. out. Jessica Stern, acting fire if not pursued with tration's blunt talk. was in the audience for Clinton's audience in "Some people still director of the delicacy and an apprecia- "This was one of those Clinton's speech. "In Geneva included diplo- defend those practices as International Gay and tion of how the challenges times where our nation countries where U.S. mats from Arab, African part of a cultural tradi- Lesbian Human Rights faced by gays and les- demonstrated true interna- moral leadership is not and other nations where tion," she said. "But vio- Commission in New bians vary by nation, tional leadership and high and where increas- homosexuality is crimi- lence toward women isn't York, said the administra- human rights activists made me incredibly proud ingly Western values are nalized or where brutality cultural; it's criminal." tion was wise not to tie said. to be an American," negative ... there is a real and discrimination against Neither Clinton nor gay rights to the provision President Barack Besen said. "There were danger people can use this gay and transgender peo- Obama named any indi- or withdrawal of foreign Obama, in a memoran- no carefully crafted and issue and say, 'No, we are ple is tolerated or encour- vidual countries with aid because doing so dum to executive depart- focus grouped code words cleaning up here, we are aged. Many of the ambas- especially poor records on could set lesbian and ments, and Secretary of that sugarcoated the abus- going to reject this sadors in the audience gay rights, although an gay people up as scape- State Hillary Rodham es — just the honest truth American imposition of responded with stony annual State Department goats. Instead, the U.S. Clinton, during a speech spoken from the heart." decay.'" faces and rushed out of accounting of global could assist gay rights before the U.N. Human Other activists focused In his presidential the room as soon as she human rights has cited groups with necessities Rights Council, issued a on gay rights internation- memo, Obama directed finished speaking. abuses by such friends as like rent, salaries or an coordinated denunciation ally were more restrained the State Department, the In unusually strong Saudi Arabia. escape route from perse- Tuesday of anti-gay dis- in their praise. Neil U.S. Agency for language, the secretary of Scott Long, former cution, Stern said. crimination, stating that Grungras, founder of the International state compared the strug- director of the Lesbian, "If a grass-roots equal treatment of gay, San Francisco-based Development and other gle for gay equality to dif- Gay, Bisexual, and organization doesn't lesbian and transgender organization for Refuge, agencies to make sure ficult passages toward Transgender Rights have access to govern- people was an explicit Asylum and Migration, U.S. diplomacy and for- women's rights and racial Program at Human Rights ment ministers, maybe U.S. foreign policy goal. which represents gay asy- eign assistance helps gays equality, and she said a Watch, said he was inter- what they have is the The White House said lum-seekers, said it was and lesbians who are fac- country's cultural or reli- ested in watching the the twin moves represent- police showing up at critical for the administra- ing human rights viola- gious traditions are no administration translate its their doorstep every ed the U.S. government's tion to secure allies on tions. He also ordered excuse for discrimination. broad statement of princi- first comprehensive strat- day," she said. "That's every continent to avoid U.S. agencies to protect "Gay people are born ple into a practical action when they need the U.S. egy to combat sexual ori- looking like it was impos- vulnerable gay and les- into and belong to every plan that considers differ- entation-based human government to commu- ing American values on bian refugees and asylum society in the world," she ent countries' views nicate with their allies in rights abuses around the parts of the world that seekers. said. "Being gay is not a toward both gay people world. Gay rights groups view the West with mis- But the directive does Western invention. It is a and the U.S. a foreign country, but cheered the actions, not- trust or hostility. not make foreign aid con- human reality." "I would like to see the question is how to do ing that gays and lesbians Recalling how large tingent on a nation's gay Clinton also cata- them think strategically it right, how can you do can be arrested, tortured demonstrations broke out rights record or include logued international abus- about what would work it discreetly?" and even executed in in Pakistan in June after specific sanctions for poor es such as targeted best to support activism Beshear administration losing, firing key aides

ROGER ALFORD who was fired and a Energy and Racing Commission Foundation, had served Senate. Associated Press public service commis- Environment Secretary chief steward John about 2 1/2 years on the Beshear appointed sioner and a top child Len Peters said in a Veitch was fired earlier panel that decides utility another Senate FRANKFORT, Ky. welfare official, both of statement that he tried to this month, and rate increases. PSC Republican, Dan Kelly (AP) — Kentucky's coal whom announced their convince Greene to stay Kentucky Public Service spokesman Andrew of Springfield, to a judi- mine safety chief resignations last week. on in the job, saying Commission member Melnykovych said ciary seat around the announced his retire- A post-election staff "coal miners could not Charlie Borders Borders had been strong same time that Borders ment Tuesday, becom- reshuffling isn't uncom- have had a stronger or resigned effective last commissioner. went to the PSC. ing one of the latest reg- mon, even for an incum- more capable safety week. "He's been an Patricia Wilson, head ulators within Gov. bent governor like advocate." Veitch, 66, appealed extremely dedicated and of the agency that over- Steve Beshear's admin- Beshear, who is set to "I am saddened by his dismissal, saying the diligent commissioner sees child abuse cases, istration to retire, resign begin his second term Johnny's decision to state violated his rights who has worked very announced her resigna- or be fired as he heads next week. retire, despite my best by not giving a reason hard to understand the tion on Friday. She has into his second term in "There's always a lit- efforts to persuade him for the action and sug- issues of every case," been commissioner of office. tle bit of house clean- to stay with us," Peters gesting he's facing age Melnykovych said. the Department for Johnny Greene, head ing," said University of said. discrimination. Beshear had appoint- Community Based of the Office of Mine Louisville political sci- Campbell had over- Borders' resignation ed Borders to the posi- Services since 2008, and Safety and Licensing, is entist Laurie sight of mine safety and was effective last week. tion amid criticism from will leave the job on the second ranking mine Rhodebeck. "It's a com- licensing, mine permits, The Grayson Republicans who Dec. 19. industry regulator to bination of people being abandoned mine lands, Republican, who served accused the Democratic Wilson didn't give a announce his departure asked to leave and peo- mine reclamation and 20 years in the legisla- governor of trying to reason for the resigna- in recent days. The ple deciding it's time for enforcement, forestry, ture, confirmed the weaken the GOP's tion in her letter, but the other, Natural Resources them to move on. I think and oil and natural gas move on Tuesday. majority hold in the agency has been under Commissioner Carl a lot of these people are drilling. His termination Borders, 63, a long- Senate by appointing public scrutiny in recent Campbell, was fired late just waiting for a com- letter said he was dis- time executive of Republican lawmakers months for its handling last week. Other recent fortable opportunity to missed "without cause." Ashland Inc. and King's to posts that required of some child welfare departures include a make the next step." Kentucky Horse Daughter's Medical them to leave the cases. horse racing official

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PAGE 4 THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY |DECEMBER 8, 2011 Managing Editor: Brandy Calvert Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 206 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] O P I N I O N Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com ° Editor Brandy Calvert ° Views expressed on the Opinion page are not necessarily those of the Daily News or its staff. Dancing backward and in high heels 'll admit the football game wasn't A young female reporter named As far back as 1975, CBS hired gotten America's attention the way going my way, which put me in a Tracy Wolfson was busy on the side- Phyllis George, a former Miss those goofy but comely Bobbsey foul mood and made the dogs lines, checking on injured players, America, and paired her with vari- Inervous. The boob tube kept chasing down worried coaches and ous males to do both announcing Twins of the Far Right have. Sarah reminding the viewing audience that reporting on pre-game superstition and reporting. She was good at it. Palin and Michele Bachmann don't Cam Newton wasn't rituals, that kind of peripheral thing. But those planets may never align on the field the first It's the broadcast pattern du jour. again -- a woman who knows sports have a brain between them, but they half and wasn't com- Two men in the booth, one babe on and looks pretty enough to engage look good stumping. ing to the field the the ground. an audience busy debating which But I digress. A few days later I second half for a Perhaps because of my bad mood, team has the hottest majorettes. game in which I wondered why the female member I am reminded of the old saw was watching the same CBS team Alabama dominated of the team is usually the one skit- about Ginger Rodgers doing every- cover the SEC championship game. Auburn. tering about while the men sit on thing Fred Astaire did only back- Before I could go into high dudgeon Rheta Thank you. We high and pontificate. I know there ward and in high heels. Will that Auburn faithful had- are exceptions. Don't bother to write burden never change? I know the about Tracy's halftime assignment Grimsley n't realized Cam was to me about them. And, yes, Tracy U.S. isn't like Saudi Arabia, where to oversee coeds tossing balls for Johnson missing. Wolfson probably makes more women can't drive because the king- ——— The announcers money in a season than I did my dom believes such a thing might scholarships, a lame Dr Pepper com- Syndicated were the highly first decade as a newspaper reporter. promote premarital sex. It's mildly mercial commenced. regarded Gary Columnist That's not the point. irritating, nonetheless. Danielson, whose I'm not sure there is a point, It is not only in sports where Turns out Dr Pepper is a man's nasal voice presum- except, to paraphrase some wag, women must blend form and func- drink, the soda for he-men who like ably is offset by his feminists all seem to have run into tion. Consider politics. action movies and such. Women, I intimate knowledge of the game; he the closet vacated by gays. Nobody Hillary Clinton has had to defend was an NFL quarterback, lest you seems bothered anymore by double her pants suits more often than her guess, drink sarsaparilla. forget. The golden-throated Verne standards, such as the one that policy decisions. The late, wise To find out more about Rheta Grimsley Lundquist, who has been around requires Tracy to be smart, active Barbara Jordan would have made a Johnson and her books, visit www.rheta- longer than jock straps, was the and look good while Verne, well, great president, but the matronly other man in the broadcast booth. never mind. looking Texan never would have grimsleyjohnsonbooks.com. TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Thursday, Dec. 8, the the mother of Jesus, was free of origi- Five years ago: Gunman Joe Maximilian Schell is 81. Flutist James 342nd day of 2011. There are 23 nal sin from the moment of her own Jackson went on a rampage inside a Galway is 72. Singer Jerry Butler is days left in the year. conception. downtown Chicago law firm specializ- 72. Pop musician Bobby Elliott (The TToday's Highlight in History: In 1863, President Abraham ing in intellectual property and Hollies) is 70. Actress Mary Woronov Lincoln announced his plan for the patents, killing three people before On Dec. 8, 1941, the United States is 68. Actor John Rubinstein is 65. entered World War II as Congress Reconstruction of the South. being shot dead by police. (Authorities Rock singer-musician Gregg Allman declared war against Japan, a day after In 1886, the American Federation said Jackson apparently felt cheated the attack on Pearl Harbor. of Labor was founded in Columbus, by the firm over an invention of his, a is 64. Reggae singer Toots Hibbert On this date: Ohio. toilet for use in trucks.) Laura Gainey, (Toots and the Maytals) is 63. Actress In 1776, during the Revolutionary In 1911, actor Lee J. Cobb was born the daughter of hockey great Bob Kim Basinger (BAY'-sing-ur) is 58. War, Gen. George Washington's in New York City. Gainey, was lost at sea when she was Rock musician Warren Cuccurullo is retreating army crossed the Delaware In 1949, the Chinese Nationalist washed overboard during a North 55. Rock musician Phil Collen (Def River from New Jersey into government moved from the Chinese Atlantic storm while working on a Leppard) is 54. Country singer Marty mainland to Formosa as the sailing ship bound for the Caribbean. Pennsylvania. Raybon is 52. Political commentator In 1854, Pope Pius IX proclaimed Communists pressed their attacks. The House ethics committee conclud- In 1961, a fire at Hartford Hospital ed that Republican lawmakers and Ann Coulter is 50. Rock musician the Catholic dogma of the Immaculate Marty Friedman is 49. Actor Wendell Conception, which holds that Mary, in Connecticut resulted in 16 deaths. aides had failed for a decade to protect The Beach Boys' first single, "Surfin'," male pages from sexual overtures by Pierce is 48. Actress Teri Hatcher is was released. former Florida Congressman Mark 47. Rapper Bushwick Bill (The Geto In 1980, rock star John Lennon was Foley, but that they broke no rules and Boys) is 45. Singer Sinead (shih- shot to death outside his New York should not be punished. NAYD') O'Connor is 45. Actor City apartment building by an appar- One year ago: President Barack Matthew Laborteaux is 45. Rock ently deranged fan. Obama rejected claims that he had musician Ryan Newell (Sister Hazel) “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” In 1987, President Ronald Reagan betrayed Democrats by cutting a deal and Soviet leader Mikhail S. with Republicans on Bush-era tax cuts is 39. Actor Dominic Monaghan is 35. Actor Ian Somerhalder is 33. Rock VOL. 101 No - 180 Gorbachev signed a treaty at the White and implored his party to back the House calling for destruction of inter- compromise, arguing it could jump- singer Ingrid Michaelson is 32. R&B mediate-range nuclear missiles. start the economy. Hackers rushed to singer Chrisette Michele is 29. Rock How to contact us In 1991, AIDS patient Kimberly the defense of WikiLeaks, launching singer-actress Kate Voegele (VOH'- Main number: (606)248-1010 Bergalis, who had contracted the dis- attacks on MasterCard, Visa, Swedish gehl) is 25. Actress AnnaSophia Robb Fax number: (606)248-7614 ease from her dentist, died in Fort prosecutors, a Swiss bank and others is 18. Pierce, Fla., at age 23. who had acted against the site and its Call the main number then ask for the Thought for Today: "Never think following extensions: Ten years ago: The U.S. Capitol founder, Julian Assange. A fire that was reopened to tourists after a two- started during an inmate brawl swept that war, no matter how necessary, nor how justified, is not a crime." — Interim Publisher: Paul Rector - 202 month security shutdown. Nebraska through an overcrowded prison in quarterback Eric Crouch was awarded Chile, killing at least 81 people. Ernest Hemingway, American author [email protected] the Heisman Trophy. Today's Birthdays: Actor-director (1899-1961). Newsroom Editor: Brandy Calvert - 206 OTHER VIEWPOINTS [email protected] Dec. 4; The ishing job creators to pay for it," the survived this deep recession (which Sports Editor: Jay Compton - 212 Courier-Journal, Kentucky Republican said. began on a Republican administra- [email protected] It's a theme that he and other tion's watch) not by creating jobs but Lifestyles Editor: Donna Greene - 205 ‘It’s time to Republicans sound repeatedly, rou- by cutting them or outsourcing them [email protected] demand honesty in tinely and without deviation from the to Third World countries — and then Staff Writer: Anthony Cloud - 212 script, and it raises several questions. being richly rewarded by captive [email protected] our political One is whether they say it in the boards of directors for cutting expens- discourse’ hopes that voters will believe it — and es. Advertising thus spare the GOP's richest benefac- It includes Wall Street money man- tors from having to pay a single dollar agers and bank executives who played enate Minority Leader Mitch Advertising Director: Pat Cheek - 203 more in taxes — or whether they are pivotal roles in bringing on this reces- McConnell, as he does regularly, trying to convince themselves. sion. Job creators? Their actions [email protected] expressed his scorn again the Another can be put more simply: resulted in hundreds of thousands of Classifieds: Karen Rhymer - 201 Sother day for the insistence of some What in the world are they talking people losing their jobs — not to men- [email protected] Democrats that federal deficit and about? tion their homes. Wanda Paul - 211 debt issues be addressed in part with a The reality is that this million-dol- It includes the wealthiest retired tax increase on wealthy Americans, [email protected] lar-plus income group includes, investors in this country and probably Michael Grimm - 213 especially those who earn $1 million among other people, the CEOs and the world — who rarely create any- and more a year. other top executives of the Fortune thing. [email protected] "We just think we shouldn't be pun- 500 companies, most of which have These people aren't job creators. Randy Ball - 211 They're job non-creators — and often [email protected] job eliminators. Admittedly, the Republicans have USPS No. 347300 ISSN 1041-7095 some delicate political liabilities on Owned and Operated by taxes, jobs and the wealthy from HeartlandPublications, LLC. Published Tuesday-Saturday except on federal which they need to distract attention. holidays by The Daily News, P.O. Box 579, ... Middlesboro, Ky. 40965. 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Hazel Roberts is in charge of all ston and Wilbur Huddle- host of relatives and Guestbook at children, Retha Black- arrangements ston presiding. Music friends. www.shumatefuneral- burn and Andy Bays, MIDDLESBORO — Online condolences and will be by Hanging The family will home.com Carl “Bunkie” Warren Hazel Roberts, age 100 guestbook are available at Rock Missionary Bap- receive friends from 1-2 and special daughter- of Middlesboro, passed www.creechfh.com tist Church singers. p.m. Saturday, Decem- Jerlene in-law, Janet; grand- away Monday, Decem- Interment will be in the ber 10, at the Shumate Hooker children, Hunter Bays, ber 5, 2011 at the Mid- Henrietta Hatfield Cemetery at Funeral Home Chapel. and Breanna Blackburn dlesboro Nursing and Clairfield, Tenn. Pallbear- Burial will be in the Warren and her father Larry Rehabilitation Facilty. Hatfield ers will be James Gilbert, Oakview Cemetery. Blackburn; special sis- Born July 31, 1911, at Osborne Don Young, Mike John- Arrangement are ARJAY — Jerlene Arthur, Tenn., she was ter, Brenda Cook; son, Robert Demeaza, entrusted to Shumate Hooker Warren, age 61 brothers, Delbert Jack- the daughter of the late LAFOLLETTE, Ricky Hatfield, and Funeral Home of Arjay, passed away son, Teddy Jackson and Joe and Ida Hoskins Tenn. — Henrietta Hat- Shawn Perkins. Guestbook at www.shu- Tuesday, December 6, J.D. Hall; special niece, Maples. The oldest field Osborne, age 42 of The family will matefuneralhome.com 2011, at her home at member of the Bennett’s Lafollette, passed away receive friends from 12- Linda Lefevers; and a White Mountain. host of nieces, Fork Baptist Church, Tuesday, December 6, 2 pm Friday at the Hershel She was born at she was baptized on 2011, at her home. Creech Funeral Home. nephews, other rela- Jackson Blanche, Ky., on August tives and many friends. June 19 ,1939 at the age Born November 24, Creech Funeral Home 4, 1950, and was a of 28. Services will be at 1 1969, in Middlesboro, is in charge of all daughter of the late In addition to her par- she a daughter of the late ROSE HILL, Va. — p.m. Friday at the Arnett arrangements Floyd and Litha Spur- ents, she was preceded David Joe and Mary Hershel Jackson, age 56 & Steele Funeral Home Online condolences and lock Hooker. She in death by her husband, Ellen King Hatfield. guestbook are available at of Rose Hill, passed chapel with Derrick and believed in the Lord Sam Roberts; and sever- Survivors include her www.creechfh.com away Monday, Decem- Jessica Johns officiat- al sisters and brothers. husband, Johnny ber 5, 2011, at Middles- Jesus Christ, and had ing. She is survived by a Osborne, LaFollette; John Henry boro Appalachian been a homemaker. Burial will follow in In addition to her par- host of nieces, nephews, daughters, Joanie Fon- White Regional Hospital. the Warren Cemetery at other relatives and tana, LaFollette, and Funeral services will ents, she was preceded Arjay, with family and friends. Jessica Fontana, LaFol- be held at 1 p.m. Friday, in death by her son, who friends serving as pall- Funeral services will lette; brothers, James MIDDLESBORO — December 9, in Shumate was her pride and joy, John Henry White, age bearers. be held at 1 p.m. Satur- Hatfield, LaFollette, Funeral Home Chapel Willis Joe Warren; sis- The family will 70 of Middlesboro, with the Rev. Danny day at the Creech Funer- Dennis Hatfield, Clair- ters, Aileen Evans, receive friends Friday passed away Tuesday, Wilder officiating. al Home Chapel with the field, Tenn., and David Louise Seigler, Gertrude from 11 a.m. until funer- Rev. Jeff Greene presid- December 6, 2011, at the Interment will follow Hatfield Jr., Clairfield, Kilgore and Wanda al hour at the Arnett & ing. Tenn.; sister, Teresa Middlesboro ARH in the Hurst Cemetery. Hooker; brothers, John- Steele Funeral Home & Interment will be in Partin, LaFollette; and Hospital. The family will receive ny Hooker, Woodson Cremation Center, the Green Hills Memori- one grandson, Hayden Born November 19, friends 6-8 p.m. Thurs- Hooker, Ephraim Hook- al Gardens. Scalf. 1941, in Middlesboro, day, December 8, in Pineville, which is hon- er, Floyd Hooker and ored to serve the Warren The family will Funeral services will he was the son of the Shumate Funeral Home Raymond Hall. receive friends from 12- be held at 2 p.m. Friday late John Henry White Chapel. family. Survivors include her Light a virtual candle or 1 pm Saturday at the at the Creech Funeral and Novella Gallimore Arrangements are loving husband of 45 White. entrusted to Shumate sign the guest register at Creech Funeral Home. Home Chapel with the years, Carl Warren; Creech Funeral Home Revs. Lowell Huddle- He is survived by a Funeral Home www.arnettsteele.com. Volunteering, exercising and eating right are great ways to relieve stress he holidays are upon us. It is a time of fami- Take a deep breath and follow some of • SPEND time — Spending time with your family ly and friends, hot cocoa and cookies, fire- and loved ones is the best gift of all! Spend time with light and brightly lit trees, big bows and these tips for easing your stress your family talking, playing and just being together. wrapping paper. Unfortunately, T during the holidays: If you are feeling the holiday blues it can also be a time when we • AVOID packing your schedule — If you look at try to do too much and end up For many people, the holidays are a time of hap- your calendar and there is something to do every sin- piness and cheer. But for some people it can be a stressed and exhausted. gle night you may feel overwhelmed. Do things in If you have already been time of sadness and depression. In fact, depression moderation. If you have too many activities, you lose is not uncommon both during and after the holiday hard at work and are feeling some of the simple joy that comes with the season. stressed, here are some ways season. If you are feeling depressed, there is nothing • SPEND wisely — Many places will be having wrong in talking to someone about how you feel. It that you could relieve your sales and it is easy to get caught up in the frenzy. Take stress this holiday season: does not mean that there is something wrong with the time to determine what you can spend without put- you. In fact, it is smart to talk to someone else. • Volunteer — Taking the ting yourself into debt. It makes it easier to make a list time to help out at a local Behind all of the busy shopping centers, harried of the gifts that you want to get the people on your gift shoppers, endless cooking and the long list of par- Rebecca church or community center is list. ties, there is an opportunity to be kind to others, Sharp a great way to relieve stress. • USE credit wisely — If you have to use a credit ——— Helping out others is a way to card for purchases, try to only use one card. Also try show love to our family and friends and reflect on Bell County really see what the holiday spir- to charge as little as possible so that you can pay it off all of the blessings in our lives. Have a wonderful holiday season! Extension it is all about and spread feel- quickly. Written by Nicole Peritore, andsubmitted by Rebecca Service ings of kindness to others. • THOUGHTFUL gifts — The best gifts are not Sharp, Family & Consumer Sciences Extension Agent • Eat right — During the hol- always the ones with the biggest price. Are you talent- with the Bell County Extension Service, can be contacted ed with a sewing machine or other craft? Gifts that are idays there is a tendency to eat by e-mail at [email protected] foods that we might not normally eat. We may handmade are often treasured for years to come. also pick up a lot of processed foods because it is nice and easy. But we will feel better, and it is better for our bodies, if we eat simple and whole- Bell County some foods. Try a new recipe or if you do not have a lot of time, find some quick and easy meal ideas. HOSA installs • Exercise — Exercise and physical activity are great ways to keep you stress level down. Health Occupationsofficers Students of Find a little bit of time, at least 10 minutes 3 America, Bell County Chapter times a day for 30 minutes total, and get moving! recently installed officers for the You will be amazed how much energy you feel 2011-2012 school year. H.O.S.A. like you have after a little physical activity. Officers are (front row) Angelica Mason, historian; Kendra Laws, • Stop worrying — There are many things that secretary; Cierra Hatfield, vice we worry about that we have no control over. Try president; (back row) Kelly Ables, to let go of worries that you cannot control. parliamentarian; Brooklyn Instead focus on things in which you can find a Mullins, treasurer; and Stephanie solution. Lambdin, president. Also pic- • Get some rest — It is easy to stay up later tured are advisors Tammy than normal to get everything done on our list of Redmond and Sandy “to-do’s,” but it is important to get your rest. 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PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY |DECEMBER 8, 2011 Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] COMMUNITY Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com ALLM presents ‘Christmas with the Lincolns’ while the President and the history of songs played For more information Featuring Tad anxiously await Mrs. and sung in those long ago about “Christmas with the Lincoln's return from vis- encampments or on the Lincolns” contact Carol original play, iting soldiers in the Wash- march from battlefield to Campbell at carol.camp- ington area hospitals. battlefield during Ameri- [email protected] or by and concert Dennis Boggs returns to ca's devastating Civil War. phone at (423) 869-6439. of Civil portray President Lincoln Music during the Civil The Abraham Lincoln in this year's presentation. War era helped inspire sol- Library and Museum is Zachariah Wiles will por- diers, reminded them of located on the historic War music tray young Tad Lincoln. campus of Lincoln HARROGATE, Tenn. Immediately after the their reasons for leaving — The Abraham Lincoln home to fight against their Memorial University in “Christmas with the Harrogate, Tennessee. Library and Museum countrymen, and helped Lincolns” presentation, Housing one of the top (ALLM) will host its convey memories of fami- annual “Christmas with Conny Ottway will join five Lincoln and Civil War with the staff of the Abra- ly, friends and special private collections in the the Lincolns” event at 7 loved ones who remained p.m. on Friday, December ham Lincoln Library and world, the Museum is Museum in commemorat- on the home front. open Monday-Friday 9, in the Arnold Auditori- Utilized by both Union um of the Abraham Lin- ing the Sesquicentennial from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Confederate soldiers coln Library and Museum of the American Civil War Saturday from noon to 5 (ALLM) on the campus of by presenting a concert of to help alleviate the bore- p.m. and Sunday from 1 Lincoln Memorial selected Civil War musical dom of marching or long p.m. to 5 p.m. University (LMU). pieces. This special event periods spent in far flung For more information The program will is designed to incorporate encampments, the music about this and other pro- Conny Ottway will present a concert of selected include an original play the haunting sounds of of the Civil War will grams at the Abraham Civil War musical pieces immediate;y following depicting the White House music from the Civil War resounds again during this Lincoln Library & Muse- “Christmas with the Lincolns” performance. on Christmas Eve 1862 years as well as introduce Christmas season. um, call 423-869-6235. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

DECEMBER 8 MEMORIAL TREE OF LIGHT, sponsored by Middlesboro ARH Hospital will be held Thursday, Dec. 8, at 6:30 p.m. at the hospital’s Physical Rehabilita- tion/MRI entrance. The public is invited to attend. MIDDLESBORO APPALACHIAN BLACK VETERANS ASSOCIATION meets the second Thursday of each month at Thankful Baptist Church. COPING WITH THE HOLIDAYS workshop, sponsored by Hospice of the Bluegrass, will be held Thursday, Dec. 8, from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Middlesbor- ough-Bell County Public Library. Contact Janet Nantz, grief counselor, at 606- 573-6111 for details. THE TENNESSEE BLACK LUNG PROGRAM will be at the Middlesbor- ough-Bell County Public Library on Thursday, Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to give out information on applying for Black Lung benefits for miners and their widows. For more information call 423-563-1015. WEIGHT CONSCIOUS SUPPORT GROUP meets each Thursday at the Bell Co. Volunteer Fire Dept. Headquarters on Hwy. 119. Weigh in begins at 5:30 p.m. and the meeting at 6 p.m. $1 donation will be appreciated t o help BCVFD with housekeeping costs.

Jon Carloftis, a nationally recognized garden designer, was the guest speaker at DECEMBER 8 - JANUARY 31 the 65th annual meeting of the Mountain Laurel District of the Kentucky Garden FREE RAT BAIT is available at the Bell County Cooperative Extension Ser- Clubs was held at First Baptist Church in Middlesboro. vice. We are located in the basement of the Bell County Courthouse in Pineville and our hours are 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. This program is sponsored by the Bell Coun- ty Farm Bureau and the Bell County Cooperative Extension Service. For more information call 337-2376. Middlesborough and DECEMBER 9 PRIVATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR TRAINING,conducted by Stacy White, Bell County Extension Agent, will be held Dec. 9, at 10 a.m. at the Cumberland Park Garden Extension Office, basement of old Courthouse, in Pineville. Anyone wanting to purchase restricted pesticides must have this training and receive their Private Clubs host district meeting Pesticide Applicator License. If you plan to attend call 337-2376 to register. The 65th annual DECEMBER 9, 10, 11 meeting of the Moun- tain Laurel District of INSPECTING CAROL final performances will be held Friday, Dec.9, and the Kentucky Garden Saturday, Dec. 10, at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, Dec.11, at 2:30 p.m. at the Bell Clubs was held at Theatre in Pineville. Tickets are $8 for adults, and $5 for students and seniors. First Baptist Church in Middlesboro. DECEMBER 12 There were 42 MIDDLESBORO MIDDLE SCHOOL SBDM Council will meet Monday, members from the six Dec. 12, at 5:30 p.m., in the Conference Room. clubs in the district in HARROGATE MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION will be held at attendance. Special 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, at Harrogate City Hall, 138 Harrogate Crossing. guests attending the 2011 PESTICIDE RECERTIFICATION CLASSES will be held at 1p.m.and meeting included The 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, at the Lee County, Va., Extension Office. For more District President Car- information call the Extension Office at 346-1522. cille Burchette of PAGE SCHOOL CENTER SBDM COUNCIL meeting will be held Monday, Corbin, State Presi- Dec. 12, at 4:30 in the school library. dent Dianne Caines of MIDDLESBORO LITTLE THEATRE will hold its regular monthly meeting Frankfort, Past State Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Guild Hall in Middlesboro. President Kay Fisher, and Second Vice Pres- DECEMBER 12, 19, 26 ident of the National LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL CLINIC hours are 11 a.m.to 3 p.m.each Monday. Council of Garden The clinic is also open on Tuesdays by appointment only. The clinic is located Clubs Sandra Robin- Pictured from left are Donna Smith, president at Lighthouse Mission Center, 4.5 miles on Hwy. 119 from US 25-E (below son. of the Middlesborough Garden Club, Garcille Page School). For more information, or to schedule an appointment call 337- During the busi- Burchette, Mountain Laurel District presi- 9955. ness session the Mid- dent, and Dianne Caines, Kentucky State dlesborough Garden Garden Club president DECEMBER 13 Club was awarded a MHS CLASS OF 1970 Christmas party will be held at Shades of Brown on certificate for the best members of the Middlesborough Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Dress is casual. Bring a $5-10 gift (generic or President’s Report given by club Garden Club and the Cumberland funny) to draw names. president Donna Smith. The Park Garden Club. Floral arrange- MIDDLESBORO RETIRED TEACHERS Association will meet Tuesday, District voted to donate $350 to the ments throughout the church were Dec. 13, at 2 p.m. at Covenant Methodist Church for coffee and dessert. Willis House, State Garden Club provided by the Middlesborough YO YO WORKSHOP will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13, at the Headquarters in Paris, Ky. It was Garden Club. One outstanding Nazarene Church in Pineville. The cost is $3. To register or for more informa- also announced that the district will arrangement in the entry was creat- tion call the Bell County Extension Service at 337-2376. host a Standard Flower Club at the ed by Donna Smith. BENCHMARK FAMILY SERVICES/FOSTER CARE offers free orientation London/Corbin airport on June 23, The table decorations for the classes. If you are interested in information on becoming a foster parent attend 2012. luncheon were provided by Lee an orientation session any Tuesday from 5-6 p.m., or call the office at 606-526- After the business meeting, Jon Breining and Opal Blackard. To 6992 for an information packet. Benchmark serves Bell, Clay, Harlan, Knox, Carloftis, renown garden designer carry out the season theme, Trick or Laurel, and Whitley Counties. The office is located in the Falls Plaza, 1707 Falls of Lexington, Ky., and New York, Treat bags with witches, spiders N.Y.,gave a talk along with a were centered on each table along Hwy, Suite 9, Corbin, Ky. slideshow presentation of his most with a small fall arrangement. The LIGHTHOUSE MISSION CENTER will be distributing food boxes on the recent book, “Great Gardens of buffet table floral arrangement was second and fourth Tuesday of each month. If possible, sign in by 11:30 a.m. Kentucky”. Along with the beauti- in the shape of a witch’s hat with New Mission Center hours are from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Participants must have ful pictures, he gave suggestions on fall flowers covering the cone shape proof of income and a valid photo ID. The center is located 4.5 miles on Hwy. various varieties of plants to use for and surrounding the brim shape 119 from US 25-E (below Page School). different affects. Also shown were base. This was created by Carey different styles of garden acces- Huddleston. DECEMBER 14 sories to create certain styles. Coffee, muffins and sweet rolls JACK SMITH, American Legion Service Officer, will be at the Nation- Carloftis is the brother of Carcille for the registration were provided al Guard Armory from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday to assist veterans and Burchette. His family owns and by the Cumberland Park Garden their dependents file claims due them from military service. operates Rockcastle River Trading Club, and the uncheon was pre- MIDDLESBORO PARENTS, STUDENTS & TEACHERS this is your Company. pared by the Middlesborough Gar- chance to nominate your favorite teacher of the month. Nomination forms are Hostesses for the meeting were den Club members. available on the Middlesboro Schools’ web site at www.mboro.k12.ky.us Forms are also available at the schools. So nominate your favoritte teacher.

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Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] B U S I N E S S Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Book Haven hosts Customer Appreciation Day

ANTHONY CLOUD / Middlesboro Daily News Book Haven hosted its annual customer appreciation day on Saturday, December 3. A few authors were present at the event to sign books, including Pat Biggerstaff, Tim Cornett, and Robert Godwin. Santa was also on hand to visit with the kids. There was discounts store-wide,and Susie Parker gave away free 5x7 Christmas portraits. M’boro JCPenney holds grand re-opening JMIDDLESBORO — JCPenny, located in the Middlesboro Mall, has a new look. JCPenney, America’s shopping destination for discovering great styles at compelling prices, has completed a $700,00-plus reno- vation at its store in Middlesboro as part of the company’s continued investment in its existing stores. The Middlesboro Mall store now has the look and feel of a new jcpenney store – highlighting jcpenney’s most innovative new brands and concepts. The renovation included modern fixtures, improved lighting and new signage and graphics to make it easier to navigate the store and locate the hottest trends from brands such as Liz Claiborne®, Levi’s and Nike along with jcpenney’s outstanding pri- vate brands such as Worthington, St. John’s Bay and The Original Arizona Jean Co. Other improvements for the 37,814- square-foot store included an updated fine jewelry department, modernized shoe department; new carpet and tile, improve- ments to fitting rooms and restrooms; and the introduction of jcp services, the in-store destination where customers can order, pick up and return jcp.com purchases, complete gift registry transactions, manage their JCP Rewards credit card accounts and more. JCPenney has operated stores in Ken- RAY WELCH/The Daily News tucky since 1923. The Middlesboro Mall JCPenney staff and customers, Bell County Chamber members, and local dignitaries joined store manager store opened in 1983, when it was relocated Kathy Welch and Middlesboro Mayor Bill Kelley at the ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the grand re- from downtown Middlesboro. opening of the newly renovated JCPenney Store in the Middlesboro Mall. Manage your money carefully this holiday season s you know, the hol- some smart money-manage- tempted to dip into your if you’ve set up a holiday iday season can be ment techniques over the long-term investments to fund to cover your various joyous, hectic, cele- next few weeks. pay for fabulous parties or expenses. While it’s too late bratoryA — and expensive. To begin with, try to Steve mountains of gifts. It’s to set up such a fund this And while you certainly establish realistic budgets Obermann never a good idea to tap year, why not get an early enjoy hosting family gather- for both your entertaining ——— long-term investments for start on the 2012 holiday ings and giving presents to and your gift giving. When Financial short-term needs, but can be season? All you need to do your loved ones, you’ll find you host family and friends, Focus especially bad when your is put away some money these things even more don’t go overboard on your investment prices are down, each month into an easily pleasurable if they don’t expenditures. Your guests as they may well be this accessible account, separate add a lot more weight to will still appreciate your year. from your everyday your debt load. And that’s efforts, which, with a little So, if you want to stick to a accounts. You don’t have to why you’ll want to follow creativity, can create a wel- coming and fun experience budget but you don’t want to put in a great deal, but you for everyone. As a guiding raid your investments, how do need to be consistent, principal, keep in mind can you pay for your holiday which is why you may want these words attributed to season expenses? If you can to have the money moved Celebrate New’s Johann Wolfgang von spread out your purchases, automatically, once a Goethe, the famous German you may be able to pay for month, from your checking poet and philosopher: them from your normal cash or savings account to your flow. But if that’s not possi- Year’s Eve in style at “What you can do without, holiday fund. When next ble, you might want to con- do without.” Set a budget year’s holiday season rolls sider “plastic” — your credit and stick to it. around, you might be pleas- Pine Mtn. State Park And the same rule applies card. Using your credit card does not, by itself, need to antly surprised by how PINEVILLE —Pine Mountain State park will host a to your gifting. You don’t much you’ve accumulated. need to find the most expen- amount to a financial setback, New Year’s Eve Mountain Bash Saturday, Dec. 31. But for now, following sive presents, or overwhelm especially if you’ve chosen a The celebration package includes: buffet dinner, one some common-sense money recipients with the sheer card that offers favorable night stay in lodge, management practices can volume of your gifts. This is terms and you’ve already dance party, and New Year’s Day brunch — all for only help you get through the $129 (plus tax) a couple. Dinner and dance package also especially true if you, like shown the discipline not to so many people, have been over-use that card. Just try to holiday season in financial available for $64 (plus tax) a couple. Dinner and dance tick- shape — and that type of ets will be sold at the front desk. affected by the tough econ- minimize your credit card result can get your new year The dance will feature a light and sound show by Dance omy. Everyone you know usage over the holidays and will understand that gifts pay off your card as soon as off to a positive start. Traxx, and there will be a balloon drop at midnight. This article was written by Overnight lodging is limited, so make your reservation don’t have to be lavish to be you can. meaningful. Of course, you can make Edward Jones for use by Steve now by calling Pine Mountain State Park at 337-3066 or 1- Obermann, your local Edward 800-325-1712 Furthermore, by sticking your holiday season much to a budget, you won’t be easier, financially speaking, Jones Financial Advisor.

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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 Railplitters roll to 104-47 win Louisville downs OHIO MIDWESTERN (3-9) Gene Primus 2-7 5-8 10, Kadeem Palmer over Ohio Midwestern 3-6 0-0 8, Paul Griffith 3-9 1-2 7, Nick IUPUI McCoy 3-11 0-0 7, Steve Rimmer 2-5 1-7 5, Josh Davis 1-6 1-2 3, Matt Nichols 1-4 0-0 3, Courtney Taylor 1-3 0-0 2, Robbie HARROGATE, Tenn. — Smythe 1-2 0-0 2, James Gaines 0-0 0-0 90-60 The Lincoln Memorial Univer- 0, Josh Chancellor 0-2 0-0 0, Marquez BY COLIN FLY sity men's basketball team con- Johnson 0-1 0-3 0, Brandon Smith 0-1 0- AP Sports Writer 0 0, Leonard Johnson 0-5 0-0 0. Totals 17- tinued their dominant start to 62 8-22 47. the 2011-2012 season with a LINCOLN MEMORIAL (9-0) LOUISVILLE, Ky. 104-47 victory over the Rams Cam Carden 8-9 0-0 20, Vincent Bailey 6- (AP) — Louisville keeps of Ohio Mid-Western College. 8 2-3 14, Justin Allen 4-4 5-6 13, Wally adding healthy players. Jones 3-5 2-2 10, Tony Martin 4-5 0-1 9, With the win, the Railsplitters Brandon Armstrong 4-7 1-1 9, Dustin Now, the fifth-ranked Car- move to 9-0 on the season. Craig 2-2 3-4 7, Keenan Peterson 2-3 1-2 dinals must learn to play 6, Jake Troyli 3-7 0-0 6, Desmond Cam Carden led the Rail- Johnson 0-0 5-6 5, Chance Jones 2-4 0-1 together. splitters with 20 4, Chase Jones 0-1 1-2 1, CJ Wakeley 0- Chris Smith matched points on 4-5 3 0-0 0, Lorenza Ross 0-2 0-2 0. Totals his personal best with 19 shooting from 38-60 20-30 104. points to go over 1,000 for Ohio Midwestern 11 36 — 47 beyond the arc. Lincoln Memorial 61 43 — 104 his career and Louisville Vincent Bailey 3-point goals--Ohio Midwestern 5-14 beat IUPUI 90-60 on added 14 points (Palmer 2-3, Nichols 1-2, McCoy 1-3, Wednesday night for the off the bench. Primus 1-1, Smythe, 0-1, Johnson 0-4); Cardinals’ 16th straight Lincoln Memorial 8-21 (Carden 4-5, Justin Allen and WJones 2-4, Martin 1-2, Peterson 1-2, victory at home. Wally Jones put Troyli 0-1, Chc Jones 0-2, Wakeley 0-2, “We have a lot left to in 13 and 10 Armstrong 0-3). Fouled out--Ohio Carden Midwestern-Griffith; Lincoln Memorial- learn right now. We put in points respec- None. Rebounds--Ohio Midwestern 35 one system just to try and tively. Tony Martin led LMU (Davis 7), Lincoln Memorial 47 (Martin 8). win and survive and now Assists--Ohio Midwestern 7 (Palmer 3); with nine boards on the night. Lincoln Memorial 25 (Armstrong 8). Total we’re putting in another The Rams were led by Gene fouls--Ohio Midwestern 20, Lincoln system to pick up the up- Primus' ten points as he was the Memorial 16. Technical fouls--Ohio tempo and do other things,” Midwestern-None, Lincoln Memorial- lone double digit scorer on the None. A-285. said Louisville coach Rick evening for Ohio Mid-Western. Pitino, who acknowledged The Railsplitters shot out of he was in a foul mood after the gate in the first half as they a lackluster first-half per- ran up a 21-2 lead with 15:24 formance. “Now we’re remaining in the half. LMU making the next transition never looked back in the lop- and it’s going to take a little sided first half of play. The Rail- time to learn all this.” splitters continued to run up the Gorgui Dieng hit all score as they took a 61-11 lead eight of his shots to set a into the break. The Railsplitters career high with 18 points shot a dominating 69.7 percent to go along with 12 while holding the Rams to 17.9 rebounds as the Cardinals percent from the field in the ABOVE: LMU senior guard Justin Allen finishes an alley- started 8-0 for the second half. oop with a reverse dunk during Wednesday’s game against straight season. The second fell in much the Louisville’s schedule same way as the Railsplitters Ohio Midwestern. Allen finished with 13 points as the Railsplitters rolled to a 104-47 victory. hasn’t been too difficult expanded their lead to 57 which with only one road game would fall as the final deficit. so far before the Cardinals LMU captured the game by a RIGHT: Railsplitter junior guard Wally Jones puts up a 3- travel to face No. 1 Ken- score of 104-47. pointer during Wednesday’s game. Jones hit 2-of-4 from tucky on Dec. 31. The Railsplitters will take the long range as he came off the bench for 10 points in LMU’s “We played horrible floor again on Saturday, easy win. today,” Smith said. “He has December 10th, as Glenville a right to be in a foul mood. State travels to Harrogate, Ten- We came out, wasn’t really nessee for nonconference JAY COMPTON Daily News ready to play and we’re not action. a team that can do that.” In the meantime, they’re continuing to get Marlins making big splash at winter meetings healthier with the return of forward Rakeem Buckles. BY RONALD BLUM hander Mark Buehrle just $515 million, retractable-roof player to be named and cash, He hadn’t played since AP Sports Writer hours after finalizing a deal stadium. It has never been Minnesota finalized a $4.75 tearing a ligament in his with All-Star shortstop Jose clear that the three-time NL million deal with closer Matt right knee in February and DALLAS (AP) — It is the Reyes. MVP, coming off his second Capps and Pittsburgh complet- had a three-point play dur- new image of baseball’s mon- “Now how about three World Series title in six sea- ed agreements with left-hander ing a key 15-0 second half eyed elite: For the second time more?” new manager Ozzie sons, would be willing to leave run that sealed the victory. in three days, the Miami Mar- Eric Bedard ($4.5 million) and Guillen said. “Hey, you shoot the St. Louis Cardinals. outfielder Nate McLouth Stephen Thomas led lins walked up to the winter IUPUI (2-8) with 14 for the moon, just in case.” “I’m hoping they keep the ($1.75 million). The Pirates meetings podium to introduce a Quite a turnabout for a team other animal in St. Louis,” said points. high-priced free agent while also acquired infielder The Cardinals are still that had the major leagues’ former Marlins manager Fredi Yamaico Navarro from the working doggedly behind the lowest payroll in 2006. Gonzalez, now skipper of the missing forward Wayne Kansas City for a pair of minor scenes to bring more sparkling “The minnows have become NL East rival Atlanta Braves. Blackshear (right shoul- stars to baseball’s newest ball- Marlins,” agent Scott Boras Marlins president David leaguers. der), guard Elisha Justice park. said. Samson said the team had with- San Francisco finalized a (broken nose), Stephan Van The Marlins, dominating the With Albert Pujols unwill- drawn its offer to Pujols. And trade to obtain outfielder Angel Treese (left knee) and Mike market under art dealer-owner ing to accept their $200 mil- while the first baseman still had Pagan and a player to be named Marra (left knee). Blacks- Jeffrey Loria, increased their lion-plus proposal, the if- not announced a decision, there or cash from the New York hear and Justice should spending spree to $191 million you’ve-got-it-flaunt-it Marlins were other moves on the third Mets for outfielder Andres Tor- return in the coming weeks, in less than a week, agreeing turned their attention to pitch- day of the four-day session. res and right-hander Ramon while Van Treese and Wednesday to a $58 million, ing in an effort to get off to a Colorado traded closer Hus- Ramirez. Marra are out indefinitely. four-year contract with left- quick start in April at their ton Street to San Diego for a • See MARLINS, page 12 • See U of L, page 12 Dayton surprises No. 16 ‘Bama, 74-62 DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — point Kevin Dillard made con- “I kind of shoved him off, Alabama coach Anthony Grant secutive 3-pointers 54 seconds but I don’t think it was inten- knew what to expect when he apart and the Flyers were on tional,” Green said. “I should- brought his young, 16th-ranked their way to a 17-9 closing run. n’t have put myself in that posi- Crimson Tide north to play at Dillard, who scored 14 tion.” his alma mater Wednesday points, thought his 3-pointers Green finished with 12 night. turned the tables on the Tide. points on 6-of-9 shooting. Tony Having played for the Flyers “When they went on their run Mitchell led the Tide with 18 from 1983-8, he knew the crowd and we were only up by four, the and Releford scored 13. would be raucous, and he knew pressure was kind of on us,” The Flyers shot 60.9 percent Dayton would play hard. Did his Dillard said. “That was kind of (28-of-46) from the floor and players think the same thing? like a pressure release because 10-of-19 from 3-point range to “Probably not,” Grant said. then the ball’s in their court.” score the most points Alabama It may have cost them. Alaba- Grant was concerned about has allowed this season. Tide ma lost its second straight, how his team would handle its opponents were shooting just falling to the Flyers 74-62 on first true road trip of the season 33.3 percent from the field Wednesday night. after a 57-55 loss at home to entering the game. “The crowd tonight was real- unranked Georgetown. Josh Parker came off the PHOTO SUBMITTED ly, really passionate and enthu- “They came out with great Dayton bench to make 3-of-5 3- Cumberland Gap golfer Garrett Tucker and siastic,” Grant said. “I realize passion,” Grant said of Dayton. pointers and score 17 points. coach Bobby Gilbert. Tucker was named All- why we won so many games “When we were down 14-16 our Dillard added 14 and Josh Ben- District for his performance this past season. here when I played.” pride and passion kicked in. It son 11. The Tide (7-2) struggled to should have been that way for Dayton has now won nine of CG’s Garrett Tucker earns find momentum for 30 minutes. 40 minutes.” its last 10 games against major- Dayton led 38-27 at halftime, by Alabama started strong with conference opponents, includ- All-District golf honors 17 early in the second half and Green hitting three straight ing victories this season over 56-40 with 11:52 to play. Then jump shots for a 6-4 lead. Then Wake Forest and Minnesota. Garrett Tucker, a ual champion in the the Tide got busy on defense he was called for his second foul What was surprising about Day- sophomore at CGHS, Farmers and Miners and pressed and trapped their and went to the bench for the ton’s performance was that the recently completed a High School tournament. way into a 13-1 run. JaMychal final 15:46 of the half. The foul Flyers were coming off losses successful season in Twenty-one teams com- Green’s steal at half court as he was ruled intentional when to Buffalo and Murray State. District 2 A-AA Blue peted in this tournament came up to trap Dayton’s Devin Green shoved Dayton big man “This is the Dayton team,” Ridge Athletic Confer- with over 100 students Oliver led to a layup for Trevor Matt Kavanaugh as they went Dillard said. “The one from the ence. Garrett was competing. Releford that cut Dayton’s lead after a loose ball near midcourt. last two games is when we’re awarded All-District in Congratulations to to 57-53 with 7:43 to play. Kavanaugh made both free not ready and focused. We’ve the conference. Garrett on a tremendous Then Alabama was hit with throws for an 8-6 lead that got to attack every day with the In addition, Garrett season at Cumberland more of the unexpected. Dayton sparked a 21-9 run. same mentality.” was the overall individ- Gap.

THE DAILY NEWS |THURSDAY | DECEMBER 8, 2011 PAGE 9 SCOREBOARD Pittsburgh 35, Cincinnati 7 p.m. (ESPN) Boise St. 92, Portland 70 KY. PREP BASKETBALL N.Y. Jets 34, Washington 19 Alamo Bowl COLLEGE BASKETBALL CS Bakersfield 63, Sacramento St. Miami 34, Oakland 14 At San Antonio 60 Wednesday’s Men’s Scores Wednesday’s Scores Tennessee 23, Buffalo 17 Baylor (9-3) vs. Washington (7-5), 9 p.m. (ESPN) Cal St.-Fullerton 81, Utah 50 EAST BOYS New England 31, Indianapolis 24 Friday, Dec. 30 California 81, San Jose St. 36 Bishop Brossart 66, Bracken Co. 32 Albany (NY) 87, Colgate 63 Baltimore 24, Cleveland 10 Armed Forces Bowl Colorado 71, Fresno St. 64 Cin. Colerain, Ohio 78, Ryle 46 American U. 74, Hampton 72 San Francisco 26, St. Louis 0 At Dallas Iona 80, Denver 78, OT Grant Co. 63, Williamstown 61 Buffalo 82, Niagara 74 Arizona 19, Dallas 13, OT Tulsa (8-4) vs. BYU (9-3), Noon (ESPN) Montana 64, Montana Tech 49 Lou. Southern 82, Evangel Christian 39 La Salle 89, Towson 51 Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 35 Pinstripe Bowl Montana St. 109, Willamette 64 Lou. Valley 64, North Bullitt 57 Lafayette 61, Penn St. 57 New Orleans 31, Detroit 17 At Bronx, N.Y. Nevada 69, Arizona St. 61 Lehigh 71, St. Francis (Pa.) 50 Mingo Central, W.Va. 75, Phelps 54 Monday's Game Pepperdine 49, N. Arizona 40 Rutgers (8-4) vs. Iowa State (6-6), 3:30 p.m. Loyola (Md.) 65, George North Oldham 52, Lou. Collegiate 35 San Diego 38, Jacksonville 14 San Diego St. 74, San Diego 62 (ESPN) Washington 55 Spencer Co. 56, Australian Travel Team 51 Thursday, Dec. 8 UNLV 94, CS San Marcos 50 Music City Bowl Manhattan 81, Fordham 47 Villa Madonna 69, Cov. Latin 44 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. Washington St. 66, Idaho 64 At Nashville, Tenn. Marist 59, Army 56 EKC Tournament S unday, Dec. 11 —— — Mississippi State (6-6) vs. Wake Forest (6-6), New Hampshire 69, Brown 56 Fleming Co. 54, Russell Co. 51 New Orleans at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Wednesday’s Women’s Scores 6:40 p.m. (ESPN) Penn 69, Delaware 60 — —— Indianapolis at Baltimore, 1 p.m. EAST Insight Bowl Princeton 59, Rutgers 57 GIRLS Kansas City at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Boston College 80, UMass 64 At Tempe, Ariz. Saint Joseph's 75, Boston U. 68 Cin. Princeton, Ohio 75, Boone Co. 66 Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Boston U. 59, Yale 54 Oklahoma (9-3) vs. Iowa (7-5), 10 p.m. (ESPN) Stony Brook 70, Fairleigh Lou. Eastern 68, Lou. Moore 32 Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Brown 61, Vermont 57 Saturday, Dec. 31 Dickinson 46 Lou. Mercy 61, Lexington Catholic 51 Tampa Bay at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Bryant 63, Dartmouth 45 Meineke Car Care Bowl Virginia Tech 78, Rhode Island 67 Mason Co. 83, Augusta 38 Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. Buffalo 62, Canisius 57 At Houston Yale 76, Bryant 59 Pike Co. Central 63, Cordia 32 Philadelphia at Miami, 1 p.m. CCSU 50, Rhode Island 45 Texas A&M (6-6) vs. Northwestern (6-6), Noon SOUTH South Oldham 61, Floyd Central, Ind. 45 New England at Washington, 1 p.m. Georgetown 82, Pittsburgh 54 (ESPN) Carson-Newman 75, Tenn. St. Henry 53, Cooper 38 San Francisco at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Hartford 61, Hofstra 59 Sun Bowl Wesleyan 60 Villa Madonna 48, Cov. Latin 31 Chicago at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Holy Cross 70, Northeastern 68 At El Paso, Texas Duke 87, Colorado St. 64 EKC Tournament Buffalo at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. Lehigh 61, NJIT 37 Georgia Tech (8-4) vs. Utah (7-5), 2 p.m. (CBS) Emory & Henry 85, Greensboro 79 Lewis Co. 50, Morgan Co. 47 Oakland at Green Bay, 4:15 p.m. Liberty Bowl Florida 78, Arizona 72, OT Navy 61, Siena 50 Rowan Co. 50, West Carter 38 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. At Memphis, Tenn. Georgia Tech 68, Georgia 56 Saint Joseph's 65, Lafayette 57 M onday, Dec. 12 Vanderbilt (6-6) vs. Cincinnati (9-3), 3:30 p.m. Illinois St. 78, Morehead St. 73 St. Bonaventure 65, Indiana 45 St. Louis at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. NFL GLANCE (ESPN) King (Tenn.) 63, Milligan 60 Villanova 69, Providence 42 West Virginia 76, Syracuse 72 Fight Hunger Bowl Louisville 90, IUPUI 60 SOUTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE COLLEGE FOOTBALL At San Francisco Maryland 77, Mount St. Mary's 74 Brescia 73, Fisk 68 East UCLA (6-7) vs. Illinois (6-6), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Mercer 83, Samford 78, OT Carson-Newman 77, Maryville W L T Pct PF PA Bowl Glance Chick-fil-A Bowl Randolph-Macon 90, Lynchburg 87 (Tenn.) 53 New England 9 3 0 .750 362 247 Saturday, Dec. 17 At Atlanta Southern Miss. 67, South Alabama N. Kentucky 70, Georgetown (Ky.) N.Y. 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MIDWEST Indianapolis 0 12 0 .000 174 358 Thomas More 63, Washington & New Orleans Bowl Nebraska (9-3) vs. South Carolina (10-2), 1 p.m. Bowling Green 87, Malone 44 North Jefferson 43 Louisiana-Lafayette (8-4) vs. San Diego State (ESPN) Dayton 74, Alabama 62 W L T Pct PF PA Towson 61, Coppin St. 59 (8-4), 9 p.m. (ESPN) Outback Bowl DePaul 69, Loyola of Chicago 58 Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 296 192 UNC Wilmington 74, Charlotte 73 T uesday, Dec. 20 At Tampa, Fla. E. Illinois 83, Oakland City 67 Pittsburgh 9 3 0 .750 268 195 VCU 62, East Carolina 49 Beef 'O'Brady's Bowl Georgia (10-3) vs. Michigan State (10-3), 1 p.m. IPFW 85, Valparaiso 76 Cincinnati 7 5 0 .583 266 250 Illinois 48, St. Bonaventure 43 Vanderbilt 99, UT-Martin 84 At St. Petersburg, Fla. (ABC) Cleveland 4 8 0 .333 175 240 Michigan St. 89, CCSU 69 Virginia 64, Liberty 38 Marshall (6-6) vs. FIU (8-4), 8 p.m. (ESPN) Gator Bowl West Nebraska 51, Florida Gulf Coast 50 Wake Forest 90, Radford 67 Wednesday, Dec. 21 At Jacksonville, Fla. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Thursday, action is. Dec. 8, 2011: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you flip between being an +++++ Reach out for someone efficiency expert and a real flirt. Remain at a distance. You might need more upbeat. Know what your challenges information in order to make the right are and face them. A great involvement decision. Don’t hesitate to extend your in the community or through work also world mentally or emotionally. An older could occur. The people person within relative, parent or friend could become you demands satisfaction. If you are quite demanding. Tonight: To the wee single, date to your heart’s content. It is hours. quite possible you will meet someone LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) special. Be on the lookout. If you are +++++ Deal with a partner direct- attached, the two of you enjoy enter- ly. How a situation evolves could be taining and going out and about even quite different from what you anticipat- more. Spend as much time as you can ed. You understand and identify with together. GEMINI is always around his or her somewhat indulgent nature. you. He or she cares. Listen to what this person is sharing. The Stars Show the Kind of Day He or she is not necessarily wrong. You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; Tonight: Try a different idea. THE FAMILY CIRCUS 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) CONCEPTIS SUDOKU ARIES (March 21-April 19) +++++ Deal with a key person on Bil Keane +++ Use care not to give away a one-on-one level. You will get more by Dave Green too much. You have a lot to offer. Do accomplished. If you feel that a situ- remember that fact. Others might pick ation involving your personal life and up on an element of insecurity if you family is vague, you might not want to give too much away at first. Your reac- see all the facts. You could prefer to tion might surprise others but function keep it vague. Tonight: Go with another as a punctuation mark to situations. person’s suggestion. Tonight: Out and about. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ++++ Get a head start on a proj- +++++ Please note that it is ect, because there are reasons to prime time for you. Make the most believe that you might want to be of the daylight hours, without confus- more sociable in the early evening. ing situations any more. You gain a Someone surprises you; make sure startling insight into a situation. You you are free to pursue another type of might want to take a hard look at your activity. Tonight: Go along with anoth- finances before making any decisions. er’s ideas. It could be a lot of fun. Tonight: Treat yourself, too! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) +++++ Sometimes you -- one ++++ You might seem a bit with- of the most self-disciplined signs in drawn during the day. In truth, you are the zodiac -- need to cut loose and do DENNIS THE MENACE rethinking a situation. Certain elements something different. What appeals to might be confusing. Go back to a sup- you could be quite delightful should you Hank Ketchum position from which you made the deci- decide to walk in that direction. Open sion. You’ll immediately feel clear when up to suggestions. Tonight: Leave work you nail what is going on. Tonight: All behind as you venture out. smiles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) CANCER (June 21-July 22) +++ Though you might believe +++++ A meeting might prove you are as clear as a bell, you just to be even better than you thought it might not be. Stay open. If you are would be. Understanding evolves. You immediately reacting to another per- now have a strong sense of direction son’s suggestion, chill out and buy and know what must be done. A part- yourself time. You might want to work ner might not realize why he or she is this idea into your life. Tonight: Letting confused. This person also might not off steam. like the idea at hand. Tonight: Vanish PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) while you can. +++++ You might want to think LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) through a decision. Let your creativ- ++++ Listen to someone who is ity flow. Stay open to possibilities that demanding your attention. Otherwise, appear in this haze. Verify what is you could have some long-term difficul- happening behind the scenes. Take a ties with this person. Keep your eye on stand and move past a hassle. Tonight: the big picture. Schedule meetings for At home. the end of the day, when you will be Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet able to relax more. Tonight: Where the at www.jacquelinebigar.com. Ad goes here

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After the Jaguars ended “I love those kids to finish another that gave provided by the new sta- the run, Chris Smith con- death and we needed the Cardinals a 23-11 lead dium and an expected verted a four-point play something to get them midway through the first. Marlins boost in attendance. CUontinuedof fromL page 8 after hitting a 3 and the going,” said IUPUI coach But IUPUI hit four 3- Continued from page 8 Guillen and Buehrle Cardinals’ biggest lead Todd Howard, a former pointers — two by The New York Yan- were together on the The Cardinals hadn’t was the final margin. walk-on at Louisville. Thomas and one each by Chicago White Sox this played since beating then- kees, unusually quiet at Smith was walk on at “We’ve been very pleased Young and Sean Esposito the annual gathering, won season, when the 32-year- No. 20 Vanderbilt in over- Louisville after playing with their effort in prac- to tie it and stayed close old pitcher went 13-9 time on Friday night and negotiating rights to two seasons at Manhattan, tice. Just the game setting, early into the second half. shortstop Hiroyuki Naka- with a 3.59 ERA and won IUPUI stayed within strik- where he scored 596 we just haven’t gotten off “They’re playing as his third straight Gold ing distance through the jima of the Seibu Lions in points and made 41 starts. to good starts. Then you well as anyone,” Howard Japan’s Pacific League. If Glove. first 5 minutes of the sec- He now has 1,011 points start to press and it’s said of Louisville. “Twen- Buehrle’s deal is sub- ond half when Thomas hit they sign him within 30 in his career. almost like that hitting ty-seven minutes in it’s a days, they would pay the ject to a physical, which a 3-pointer that cut “It’s a good number, slump - it’s tough to get six-point game and we Lions a posting fee of the sides were arranging. Louisville’s lead to 50-45. but it’s not one of my long out of.” were right there. We got a about $2 million. Reyes, a four-time All- But Russ Smith hit two term goals,” Smith said. IUPUI, which includes little fatigued. You’re run- Texas general manager Star, finalized a $106 mil- free throws, then made a “If I score that’s OK. I’m five players from Ken- ning into Big East, BCS- Jon Daniels sounded lion, six-year contract, layup off a pass from looking out more for the tucky, held an early 7-6 level size and depth.” resigned to losing ace C.J. two days after closer Dieng in transition and team and if we win.” lead before struggling Louisville, which has Wilson, another pitcher Heath Bell completed a Buckles scored his first Russ Smith added 12 against Louisville’s pres- climbed the rankings since Miami had pursued. $27 million, three-year points of his season on a points and Kyle Kuric had sure. The Cardinals went starting ninth in the pre- “I haven’t received a deal with the Marlins. three-point play during a 11 for Louisville. on an 11-2 run after the season poll, plays Fair- call to say he’s chosen to Wanting to get started 15-0 run that included a IUPUI’s seniors were Jaguars missed three of leigh Dickinson on Satur- go elsewhere, but we’re with talks right away, steal and slam by Chane all on the bench to start the four shots and committed day and takes a week off prepared for that call,” Loria and Marlins offi- Behanan that made it 65- game, including Alex three turnovers. before facing No. 21 Daniels said. cials met Reyes and his 45 with 10:39 left. Young, the Summit IUPUI committed 20 Memphis on Dec. 17. After winning the agent just past midnight Buckles said it’s a dif- League preseason player turnovers in the game and “I thought it was a tale 2003 World Series and on Nov. 3, the start of the ferent environment than of the year who came in shot 26 percent in the sec- of two halves, I thought then dismantling the ros- signing period, at a table practice. averaging 18.7 points. ond half. the second half we played ter because of a lack of outside Bemelmans Bar “Being in a real game Young’s absence from the On one sequence, Russ good defense and passed revenue, Loria is collect- at The Carlyle hotel in setting where you have to starting lineup ended an Smith made a pair of the ball,” Pitino said. “In ing free agents like old New York. rely on your teammates 80-game streak since his steals, dunking on one and the first half, I thought we masterpieces, trying to “12:01. Those guys are and stuff, it was a lot dif- freshman year. He fin- finding Chris Smith on a were selfish and didn’t build a sound Miami crazy,” Reyes said. “They ferent,” Buckles said. ished with nine points. bounce pass for a layup to play good defense.” machine with the funds showed me a lot of love.”

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Want To Buy 32in & 25in Tv's plays great. 423-300-2105 Mountain Bike pd. $300 asking $50 call 606-248-6152 423-489-9123 46" RCA Big Screen TV, plays & looks good Looking for a 6ft Christmas Tree call Colt Python 357, 6" Blb. Royal Blue, new cond., Boats / Accessories 2 sets grips, $1,400. 606-269-0345 $300 606-242-3403 423-871-3696 Want to buy a Scooter lift for a pick up truck. German Mauser K98, $300. 606-837-3089 5-motor seat massager back therapist w/heat, 1997 Ranger 462vs garage kept. low hours, 606-248-4072 423-869-0153 loaded $14,500 423-259-0070 50 caliber night in-line muzzle loader, $145. Want to buy wrought iron railing for steps. Boat, w/Motor, Trolling motor, & Trailer $400, will 606-248-7553 Used Aigner purses $10 each & Brand new Black Aigner purse $45. 606-248-6152 606-269-8010 sell separate. 423-489-9123 Smith & Wesson 44 mag 6in barrel SS $650. RECREATIONAL 1000 Campers / RVs & Trailers 606-837-3089 Bissell Pro Carpet Cleaner, used 1 time, $75. VEHICLES Smith & Wesson Airweight 8 shot, SS, $450. 606-302-5858 1991 motor home, 50,000 mles, ready to go! ATVs 423-441-2877 606-837-3089 Bowflex Extreme II w/attchments $625 OBO. Kid’s Corner 423-258-4548 05' Artic Cat 300 4wd, $2,500. 606-242-3403 93' Silver Eagle 34ft, 16,000 miles. 606-269-0678 Casio Keyboard w/stand & battery or wall Baby bed, $50. High chair, $40. Carriers, $10. chargeable, $50. 606-302-7252 Jumper, $15. Lots of little boys clothes. 423-300-9246 Central Pneumatic 21 gallon air compressor, 110v, works great, $115. 423-258-4548 Good like new baby bed mattress, $25. Winnie-the-Pooh bassinet w/storage underneath, Delta Shop Master 4in belt/6in disc sander, $25. 606-248-8722 hardly used, $100 cash. 606-843-6650 Boy's & Girl's Clothing sizes 0-9 months, $1 each Motorola EX 500 Mobile Radio VHS w/mic & clip Relocating? call 423-871-3696 $280. 865-368-1730 Girls Twin Sheet Set, Bed Spread, Curtains w/tie Hand made quilts, Baby quilts to King size, start- backs $35 & Bunk Bed w/mattress $100. ing at $30 and up. 423-489-7686/423-869-8387 865-585-8127 Heavy Duty Total Gym $700, Inversion Table Keep In Touch With $80. 423-871-3696 High Chair, $10 & Bath Tubs $5, 606-302-1191 New Karaoke Equipment for sale mixing amps, What’s Going On At 3 Boxes Girls clothes size 10-12, $50 call speakers, speakers stand, & more. 606-302-1191 276-445-5654 Little Girls Clothing 4 boxes $50 a box or $150 Magnavox 60in projection TV, $300. Home With for all call 423-489-7686/423-869-8387 865-368-1730 Men's Top Coat, never been worn, size 46, $60. To Put Your 423-869-9188 Variety of musical instruments. Save up to 50% off store prices. Giles Flea Mkt., row 4, Saturdays only. e-editions Business In Need Someone to Airbrush a Motorcycle Helmet call 423-489-7023 New Lexmark Printer, $35. 606-523-2928 Our daily newspaper online, everyday This Spot, Phillips Big Screen TV & 3 other table top Tv's. Subscribe today at 423-300-2105 New full-size comforter, light blue/pink plaid, $20. www.middlesborodailynews.com 606-248-6152 Call Us At Professional Wired Microphones, new, $15 each. 276-445-5654 Sears exercise bike all digital, works great $125. 606-248-2274 423-258-4548 Stihl 18in MS270 Chainsaw $195 606-337-6980 December 8 - December 14, 2011 • The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY • Page 5 Autos 606-546-4236 04' Cavalier 68k, blue, 2dr, 4cyl, auto, new tires, 33mpg, $2,700. 606-545-0181 BIG DOG’S PAWN 1984 Monte Carlo, auto, V6, Refinished, nice car price reduced. 606-573-3841 1997 Buick LeSabre V6, auto, runs good, $1095. AND GUN SHOP 276-445-5265 2001 Dodge Durango, auto, 3 seater, 4wd, super nice, all leather call 276-445-4163 We Buy Gold & Silver 2002 Ford Mustang 90,000 miles, take over pay- ments $156 mo or will take pay off. 2001 Lincoln 865-585-5534 4528 North US 25E P.O. Box 246 2004 Isuzu Rodeo, 46,000 miles, runs, drives & Gray, KY 40734 Barbourville, KY 40906 looks new-6 disc cd player-AC-new tires, $8,000. 261024 Navigator 606-248-2476/606-499-6196 Parts & Accessories Sports Utility 88' Chrysler New Yorker, good body, white, 4dr, 81,000 Miles • 3rd Row Seat motor runs good when parked, $600 OBO. Bedliner for SWB Truck, $25. 423-871-3696 Cadillac Escalade great condition loaded call 606-574-1941 leave msg. Rearheat & A/C • 6 Disc CD 423-869-3464 4-Chrome Factory Tires & Rims 5 lug ford or 91' Ford Mustang call for details. 606-664-3872 dodge 265/75R/16, fair tires $150. 606-309-4782 Trucks XTRA $ 00 95' Pontiac Firebird, t-tops, auto, nice. 3-P235-70R-15 Daytona tires. $125 for all. 01' F150 4x4 extended cab, 155k, sharp, $3,500. NICE 276-445-4163 606-248-7553 606-545-0181 9,100 02-08 Dodge aluminum bed cover, cost $1200, 95' Firebird LT1 V8, new paint, black w/red strips, sell $400. 606-269-2925 1977 Ford 4x4 SWB needs bed 351 eng. auto looks & runs good, $3,000. trans has new tires, $1,200. 606-269-4351 VALLEY RV SALES 606-528-2713/606-521-2303 289-302 Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock 600 CFM carb, breather, $200. 423-489-6463 1979 Ford F150 SWB, 302, 4 sp. Bulldog, 96' Toyota Avalon, good condition, $4,000 OBO. 33x12.50-15 mud tires/mag wheels/roll bar, (606) 528-6099 606-242-3403 Four Goodyear Wrangler HP P275/60R20 Tires, $1500. 423-869-0369, 423-489-6463 22,000miles, $300 . 606-242-2540 275 E. Cumberland Gap Pky. 99' Camaro, T-Tops, V6 125k, w/20in chrome 1992 Mazda Truck 4cyl, 5sp, runs need work, wheels 5sp, $5,500. 865-279-0761 Four Wild Country XRT LT265/75R16 tires, $1,200. 606-269-4351 Corbin , Ky. 271276 25,000 miles, $200 . 606-2540 99' Plymouth Breeze, 4dr, 4cyl, auto, many new 1994 Ford Super Duty power stroke, new Campers / RVs & Trailers parts $1,350. 606-261-7678 Set of 16in late model chrome wheels and tires tires/clutch/rear diff/tool bed, 3203 auto crane air 1986 Toyota truck ex-cab, 2 wheel dr., 200K, for a Camaro $200. 606-523-2928 comp., $13,500. 423-869-2425/423-489-4370 2004 Gulf stream Camper 30ft, slide out, like runs great, $1300. 423-526-3938 Set of Mickey Thompson Tires-33/1250/17 & 1997 Ford F150, 4x4, good condition. new, $7,500. 606-256-9760 35/1250/17 $200 for all OBO 865-585-6411 423-300-2105 2000 Nissan Frontier ex-cab, 2 wheel dr., 190K, 88' Georgia Boy RV, 28ft ready for the road, 47k. sharp truck $3000. 423-526-3938 Spare Tire Carrier, Roof Rack, & Bug Shield $50 1999 DodgeRam 4x4, 148,000 miles, 5 sp ex 606-269-0678 for all 606-523-2928 set tires, spare, tool box. $3500. 423-300-2453 Motorcycles 1997 Chevy Blazer, 4 door, 4 wheel dr., runs Tire and Wheels for a Toyota & Nissan Truck, great, but high miles, $1800 OBO. 423-526-3938 $40 & $50 each. 606-337-3619 2005 Dodge SLT 4x4 SWB Truck Rumble Bee Edition, black with yellow stripe, 2009 Yamaha Moped 125. 606-337-5775 Parts & Accessories 4-17" mud & snow tires, $75. 4-16" mud & snow $17,500.606-302-7377 tires, $75. 423-869-8026 98' Harley Davidson Road King, good shape 2-Tires 265/75R16, like new (500 miles) $100. 08 Toyota, Ext. Cab, 4.0-V6, wants to trade for $8,500 606-256-9760 606-309-4782 4-215/50-17 Tires, 40% tread remaining. Sceptor 04' Toyota Taoma, V6-3.4-extra cab. G/P326R, $30. 606-248-8722 606-664-3133 2001 Ford Police Interceptor Automatic Trans- mission, $350. 606-664-2810 Motor home Dingy Falcon II tow bar, like new, 77' Chevrolet Side Step w/350 Turbo Transmis- $300. 606-269-2925 sion $1,800. 865-278-4155 370-2v Ford dump truck engine, low hours, $600. 423-489-6463 Transmissions & motors, new & old, many other 87' Nissan Truck, rough, good motor $950. car parts, reasonable prices. 606-837-2481 or 423-300-9246 99-2006 Fiberglass Bed Cover for a regular size 606-837-3089 Chevy Truck call 606-622-3331 88' GMC Truck, 87' Chevy Truck & 1 Ton GMC Used tires, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, & 20" $10 each & call for details 423-869-5006 A Set of Black & Red Racing Seats w/seats up, 9.00x20, 10.00x20, 295 & 11.00x22.5, Belts, $350. 606-528-2713 or 606-521-2303 $30/ea. & up. 423-300-9246 90' Ford, 300 6cyl, 4x4, $1,500. 606-337-8420 All Customers Past, Present & Future To Come By or Call Thank You

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SAVE MONEY with 99' Dodge Handicap Van Wheelchair Acc. Efficiency/Studio Fully Furnished 576sq ft., beau- LORENS $9,000 OBO excellent condition. 606-302-0491 tiful apt. for rent private fenced in property ADT Auto & Transmission WEAVER’S WELDING & REPAIR or 606-337-1707 Security, month to month Rent + security, utilities Want To Buy included, 25 minutes to LMU. Serious Inquiries Only. 423-258-4548 Specializing In Cash paid for junk cars, free pick-up. Transmissions and Why pay for new? 423-626-9276 Commercial REAL ESTATE SALES General Automotives Let us repair it! 3000 We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All per- & Diesel Repair Cemetery Plots sons are hereby informed that all dwellings are Call Today! available on an equal opportunity basis. Forge Ridge Road Cemetery Plot at Green Hill Lot #150 Garden of Harrogate, TN 37752 Shop the Last Supper, $1,000. 423-869-9188 (423) 489-5576 Houses For Rent 237932 276-346-1511 261044 For Sale By Owner Trucks SERVICE / For rent:1 BR Apt. $275 + deposit and a 2BR apt 7000 3BR, 2BA House w/lg. family room, fireplace, $425 + dep. 606-248-5959 BUS. DIRECTORY 96' Ford F150 white, light maintenance required, 2-car garage, lg. fenced in lot. 606-248-0624 $2,000 firm. 606-269-7817 Houses & Mobile Homes for rent in Tazewell, Houses For Sale New Tazewell, TN area. Call 423-626-2190 Miscellaneous Utility Trailers 2 STORY HOUSE, central heat, air, hardwood MANUFACTURED Will haul & pickup scrap metal or appliances, free 4x8 Utility Trailer, $175. 606-337-3619 floors, fireplace, family room, garage, 3/4 acre. 4000 of charge. 423-489-9123 573-5457. HOUSING 5'x7' tilt trailer, needs tires, $250. 606-248-7553 Brick House 3BR 2BA CHA 2 Car Carport, lg ga- Vans rage, electric outbuilding, 0.77 acres sublimty Rentals area London KY owner finance 9.99 2001 Chevy 14 Passengers Van diesel engine, 606-312-1084 2 BD trailer for rent CHA $400/mo. $200/dep. auto, $5,500. 423-907-0181 Page Cut Off Road. 606-337-8164 2-Story White Brick, 3BR 2-1/2BA, 2-car garage, 2003 Ford 14ft Cube Van w/lift gate, new tires, hardwood floors., 1 acre. 606-248-1944 excellent cond., $7,700. 423-907-0181 2-2 Bedrooms Trailer 1-$325+$300 deposit & 1 3BR 2BA House with 1/2 acre lot, New Tazewell, $375/$300 dep. NO Pets. Pump Springs Harro- 2005 Chrysler Town & Country Van exc. condi- gate. 423-869-3779 or 423-869-2389 tion, all pwr, $6,500 OBO. TN call 865-585-1808 423-626-3630/423-912-3350 3BR 2BA house, cathedral ceilings, hardwood 2BR Mobile Home clean very nice (but small), A/C & elec. heat, range, ref., washer & dryer all 95' Chevy Astro Van runs & looks good, 4.3, floors, great neighborhood in South Estates Sub- division, $123,000. 606-246-0258 furnished, includes separate store bldg. & work $1,200. 423-377-5231 shop, ideal for individual or small family. Located $10,000 assume loan $395 month, 2821 Jeffer- in a quiet family neighborhood of Colmar comm., son Diamond Morristown 2BR, 1BA no pets, $355 plus $250 deposit 606-269-3109 423-839-1472 8am to 5pm only 2 BR, 1 1/2 BA, LR, K, fin. bsmt. Laurel Hill, Sales P'Ville. $39.900. 606-499-2656 Mobile Home 14x52, 2BR 1BA, LR, Kitchen, Land ready to be moved $4,700. 606-337-1675 32 Acres Sharps Chapel, TN, Listing 2355, call 276-861-2023 or 423-956-2932 & leave msg. Lots C & P Contractors Lot in Valley View Estates Speedwell, perked for 3BR House or Doublewide. 423-489-1897. REAL ESTATE Excavator Rate $65 per hour Bobcat Rate $60 per hour 3500 RENTALS Bull Dozer Rate $65 per hour Dump Truck Rate - By Load Apartments/Townhouses 3 Hour Minimum Charge 1BR & 2BR Apt w/WD Hookup & Commercial Space for lease has been plumbed for beauty sa- lon. 1st & last month rent plus $250 deposit, Contact Carl - 606.269.3248 background check required to rent call Dawn Phillip - 606.269.4086 606-499-7892 264872 Want Room to Rent please call 865-278-0655 Page 8 • The Cumberland Trading Post, Middlesboro, KY • December 8 - December 14, 2011 A Come Christmas Shop With Cardwell’s TERRIBLE THING HAPPENS WHEN We’re On Santa’s GOOD LIST! 3 Piece Basset YOU DON’T Sofa, Chair & Ottoman ADVERTISE. $ 0 Interest 599 NO ONE 12 Months 2 Piece Microfiber NOTICES Sofa & Chair YOU $599 ANYMORE. 2 Piece Ashley Sofa & Chair $569

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