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Vol. 103 • No. 123 Wednesday, June 26, 2013 50 cents daily | $1 Saturday Man pleads guilty to retaliation, trafficking charges Anthony Cloud ney Karen Greene Blondell indictment. Officer Joe check at Bill’s Market in Staff Writer recommended a one-year Holder of the Middlesboro Middlesboro without the sentence for the retaliat- Police Department was the knowledge or permission A man who was recently ing charge and five years investigating officer for of the alleged female vic- indicted for interfering for the trafficking charges. the case. tim. The check was for with a legal process entered The two trafficking charg- In other police-relat- $274. The check was from a guilty plea on Tuesday. es will run concurrently ed news, a Middlesboro the Kentucky Department Cody Meyers (Pena), 26, with each other and con- man was arrested by of Treasury. of Middlesboro, pleaded secutively with the retaliat- the Middlesboro Police Nash was also charged guilty to the charge of ing charge, giving Meyers Department on a felony with theft by unlawful retaliating against a par- a total of six years in the charge Friday. Jordan Cody taking under $500. An Cody Meyers Jordan Nash ticipant in a legal process, penitentiary. Nash, 21, was arrested by employee from Walmart a Class D felony. In the retaliation case, officer Kenny Vanover on Loss Prevention allegedly to leave the store without Tuesday afternoon, he Meyers also pleaded Meyers allegedly threat- the charge of first-degree observed him concealing purchasing the items. remained in custody at guilty to two counts of ened a man with bodily criminal possession of a $255.44 worth of mer- Nash was arrested at the Bell County Detention first-degree trafficking a injury if he appeared as a forged instrument. chandise into a fan box, Walmart. He was also Center. controlled substance. witness in a case involv- According to the cita- according to the citation. charged with third-degree Reach Anthony Cloud at 606-248-1010, Commonwealth Attor- ing him, according to the tion, Nash cashed a forged He allegedly attempted criminal mischief. As of ext. 208, [email protected] Tourism board supports Recycling center ‘Trail Town’ board director arrested Anthony Cloud to offer. A Trail Town is Staff Writer a “vibrant hub” where Smith driving company vehicle people come together. Middlesboro Mayor Bill Kelley said a few people when charged with DUI Kelley attended the Bell from DDM have shown County Tourism meeting interest in being on the Anthony Cloud on Tuesday to discuss the board. He said he would Staff Writer concept of Middlesboro like for tourism members becoming a Trail Town. Jon Grace, Becky Bowling An employee for the He spoke about forming and Steven Sharpe to also Bell County 109 Board a board involving the be on the board. was arrested on Monday Bell County Chamber of Kelley also said he by the Middlesboro Police Commerce, Discovery would like for Judy Department. Recycling Downtown Middlesboro Barton, executive-direc- Center Director Kevin (DDM) and the tourism tor for the tourism board, Reece Smith, 40, of board. and Isaac Kremer, exec- Pineville, was arrested by The board would con- utive-director of DDM, Officer Virgil Gilbert for sist of around six to eight to be consultants on the members. The board board because of their operating a motor vehi- would discuss matters knowledge on the subject. cle under the influence, involving the Trail Town Kelley said he is hop- operating a vehicle with Kevin Smith aspect of Middlesboro. ing to tie all the trails in expired operators license Kirby Smith, 109 Board According to kentuck- together and tie them into and possession of an open Chairman, said the board ytourism.com, a Trail the national park system. alcoholic beverage in a has not had much time Town is a destination He plans on sending in motor vehicle. to investigate the situa- along a long-distance trail the request for the board Smith was reportedly or adjacent to an exten- soon. tion. He said Kevin Smith driving a 109 Board vehi- has been suspended for sive trail system. Users “You’ve got this board’s cle when the arrest was are supposed to be able a week to give the board full support,” said Mike made. The operating on to venture the path to Long, tourism board time to further look into expired license and driv- explore unique scenery, chairman. Anthony Cloud|Daily News the issue. ing under the influence commerce and heritage Reach Anthony Cloud at 606-248-1010, Middlesboro Mayor Bill Kelley speaks to the tourism commis- While Kevin Smith that each Trail Town has ext. 208 [email protected] sion during a meeting on Tuesday. charges were misdemean- is on suspension, Jim or charges. The open Hoskins will be filling in alcoholic beverage was a at the recycling center, violation. according to Kirby Smith. According to the arrest Hoskins was involved Mace/Davis benefit ride set for Saturday citation, Smith was driv- with the recycling cen- ing north on U.S. 25E Staff Report home in the Woodland Hills area out after each ride has returned. The ter prior to the arrest of of Pineville. Lisa Mace was report- food was donated by Long’s Pic Pac when the park service Kevin Smith. A benefit ride for the Mace/Davis edly a school teacher at Lone Jack of Pineville. spotted his vehicle. The Kirby Smith said he family will be held Saturday. The Elementary School. If an individual would like to park service conducted believes Kevin Smith was event is set to begin at 10 a.m. During the event, there will be vari- donate but are not able to come, a stop on the vehicle at coming back from picking at Marty’s ATV Oasis in Colmar. ous guided ATV rides. There is not a donations can be sent to Mace Salisbury Avenue. up materials at the time Participants are asked to be at the minimum donation required to partici- Children Scholarship Fund, C/O The citation states of the arrest. No confir- location by 9:30 a.m. pate. There will be event shirts for sale. First State Financial, P.O. Box 126, Smith was given a field All the proceeds of all donations “We hope to have a large turnout Pineville, Ky. 40977. mation has been made on sobriety test after being this information. will go towards the Mace children to raise as much money as possible For more information, email the pulled over. As a result scholarship fund. for this great local cause,” said Jon holler crawlers at hollercrawlers@ of the test, Smith was Reach Anthony Cloud at 606-248-1010, Anthony Scott Mace and Lisa Grace, adventure tourism director. hotmail.com or call Marty Stephan arrested. ext. 208, [email protected] Mace were found dead in their There will be free food at a cook- at 606-670-7901. Judge, decorated WWII veteran dies

Jeff Phillips Staff Writer Wix Unthank highly regarded for work in federal court system firmed by the U.S. Senate adding Unthank actually importantly, his wisdom, within the United States G. Wix Unthank, a on June 18, 1980, and put his duties of the court wit and warm smile to learn more about his member of one of Harlan received his commission above his personal health endeared him to everyone Quaker heritage. County’s oldest families, a the same day. to accomplish this fete. he met,” she continued. Born in 1923 in Tway, decorated military veter- The Honorable William Chief Judge of the ” “He was a credit to the Unthank was the son of an and a longtime federal O. Bertelsman, Senior U.S. District Court for federal courts and to the the late Green W. Unthank judge, died early Tuesday Judge of the U.S. District the Eastern District of legal profession.” and Estelle Howard at the Harlan Health and Court in Covington, said Kentucky Karen Caldwell Caldwell said Unthank Unthank. “His intellect, his com- Rehabilitation Center fol- Unthank’s service and said, “Wix Unthank was “was a gem. He loved Immediately after grad- lowing an illness. mand of the courtroom “dedication to the court an accomplished lawyer history,” adding she con- uation from Loyall High Although he was 90 and his work ethic con- and the public was unpar- before he became a fed- sidered him to be a “dear School, he served as a para- years old at the time of his tributed to his exem- alleled.” eral judge. On the bench, friend” to her personally trooper in the U.S. Army. death, he had continued plary judicial career. Bertelsman, who was he distinguished himself and to the judicial sys- He served in World War II serving the court and the as a member of the 509th confirmed by the Senate by presiding over some tem. More importantly, his public as a senior judge Paratrooper Battalion, wisdom, wit and warm until just about a year ago. only about six months of the most complex and “He was as a tremen- and was a recipient of a prior to Unthank, recalled contentious cases brought dous service to the court smile endeared him Unthank was nominat- Bronze Star Medal and a to everyone he met. ed by President Jimmy the U.S. District Court at in the Eastern District of into his late 80s,” she Purple Heart as a result Carter on Dec. 19, 1979, Pikeville having a heavy Kentucky.” said. “He still wanted to of an injury he received in He was a credit to the to a new federal judgeship backlog of cases when “His intellect, his com- serve.” 1943 from a German hand federal courts and the for the U.S. District Court Unthank joined the court. mand of the courtroom He was a member of the grenade after paratroop- legal profession.” for the Eastern District He said Unthank worked and his work ethic con- Sons of the Confederacy ing into enemy territory. — Chief Judge of Kentucky, located in tirelessly to clear that tributed to his exempla- and an avid genealogist, See JUDGE | 2 Karen Caldwell Pikeville. He was con- backlog from the system, ry judicial career. More traveling to England and Page 2 THE DAILY NEWS | Wednesday | June 26, 2013

News in Brief Today's Weather up after events. Local 5-Day Forecast Inmate death caused The state law mandating early releas- Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun es went into effect in 2012. He estimates 6/26 6/27 6/28 6/29 6/30 by superbug infection that the work crews saved the county LONDON (AP) — An eastern about $900,000 annually in labor costs. Kentucky jail inmate’s death certificate says she died from an untreated pneu- 87/70 87/67 85/65 82/62 82/61 UT: Federal sale of TVA Sun and clouds Morning thunder- Slight chance of a Occasional showers Partly cloudy. Highs monia caused by an infection that can mixed with a slight storms. Highs in the thunderstorm. possible. Highs in in the low 80s and be resistant to antibiotics. chance of thunder- upper 80s and lows the low 80s and lows lows in the low 60s. could lead to breakup storms during the af- in the upper 60s. in the low 60s. The Lexington Herald-Leader says ter. 28-year-old Cortney Beldon Hensley, Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A new 6:18 AM 8:57 PM 6:19 AM 8:57 PM 6:19 AM 8:57 PM 6:19 AM 8:57 PM 6:20 AM 8:57 PM who died in March after being held at University of Tennessee report finds the Laurel County Detention Center, that if the federal government decides to was sickened by a strain of methicillin- go ahead with divesting the Tennessee resistant Staphylococcus aureus called Valley Authority, the public utility could MRSA 300. be broken up among several private Kentucky At A Glance Health officials say one other death power generators in the region. from MRSA 300 occurred at a Laurel The study conducted by the school’s County hospital in March, but no other Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public inmates were infected. Policy was released on Monday. It finds Louisville Jailer Jamie Mosley says steps have that it would be unlikely that the Federal 88/75 been taken to guard against spreading Frankfort Energy Regulatory Commission would 86/71 infection and cameras were added to approve the sale of the entire TVA to a enhance monitoring. single company. Lexington Hensley’s family said they wish more President Barack Obama’s 2014 bud- Paducah 86/71 had been done for her. But Mosley said get proposal calls for a strategic review 93/75 while Hensley was treated for back pain, Bowling Green of the TVA, the nation’s largest public she hadn’t complained of flu or pneumo- 91/75 nia symptoms. utility with 9 million customers in seven states from Virginia to Mississippi. Middlesboro The TVA was created in 1933 to 87/70 control flooding and bring electricity to Iraqis guilty in terror rural Appalachia. Area Cities City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Ashland 88 69 t-storm Glasgow 88 73 t-storm Murray 93 76 t-storm plot getting sent Bowling Green 91 75 t-storm Hopkinsville 90 74 t-storm Nashville, TN 91 75 t-storm Cincinnati, OH 86 70 t-storm Knoxville, TN 88 72 t-storm Owensboro 92 75 t-storm Eastbound I-64 ramp Corbin 87 70 t-storm Lexington 86 71 t-storm Paducah 93 75 t-storm to new prisons Covington 85 72 t-storm Louisville 88 75 t-storm Pikeville 89 73 t-storm Cynthiana 86 69 t-storm Madisonville 91 75 t-storm Prestonsburg 86 72 t-storm LOUISVILLE (AP) — Two Iraqi to southbound I-65 Danville 85 71 t-storm Mayfield 93 74 t-storm Richmond 86 71 t-storm Elizabethtown 87 72 t-storm Middlesboro 87 70 t-storm Russell Springs 87 71 t-storm men sentenced to federal prison after Evansville, IN 88 74 t-storm Morehead 85 69 t-storm Somerset 86 70 t-storm pleading guilty to terrorism charges closing next month Frankfort 86 71 t-storm Mount Vernon 87 70 t-storm Winchester 85 71 t-storm in Kentucky are getting new federal homes. LOUISVILLE (AP) — One of the National Cities interstate ramps in downtown Louisville City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. The federal Bureau of Prisons lists Atlanta 87 72 t-storm Houston 96 74 pt sunny Phoenix 104 78 sunny 32-year-old Waad Ramadan Alwan as will be closing next month and will Boston 87 66 t-storm Los Angeles 83 68 pt sunny San Francisco 67 58 pt sunny remain unavailable to motorists for as Chicago 79 66 t-storm Miami 88 78 t-storm Seattle 69 60 rain “in transit.” Alwan had been serving Dallas 100 77 sunny Minneapolis 86 70 t-storm St. Louis 94 75 t-storm a 40-year sentence at United States long as nearly three years. Denver 93 64 sunny New York 88 73 t-storm Washington, DC 94 76 t-storm Penitentiary-Terre Haute, in a facility 70 The closing of the eastbound Interstate miles west of Indianapolis. 64 ramp to southbound I-65 is related A co-defendant, 25-year-old Mohanad to construction of the new downtown Moon Phases UV Index Shareef Hammadi, is serving life in pris- Louisville Ohio River bridge. Officials Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun on. He is currently listed as an inmate in say the closure is needed to help keep 6/26 6/27 6/28 6/29 6/30 traffic moving on I-64, I-65 and I-71 9 9 10 10 10 Oklahoma City Federal Transfer Center. Very High Very High Very High Very High Very High while crews rebuild the interchange. Full Last New First Hammadi had been held at the United Jun 23 Jun 29 Jul 8 Jul 15 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - A statement from the bridges project 11 number scale, with a higher UV 0 11 States Penitentiary-Big Sandy in Inez, Index showing the need for greater skin protection. Ky. says of the interchange’s ramps, the one ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service Both are awaiting new federal prison being closed is the least used but that assignments. keeping it open would add to congestion Alwan and Hammadi pleaded guilty and drag out construction time. in 2011 and 2012 to conspiring to ship The closure is set for the night of Judge July 8 and will last for up to 1,000 days. thousands in cash, machine guns, rifles, From page 1 grenades and shoulder-fired missiles to Signs will be posted alerting drivers to al-Qaida in Iraq. the change. He did his undergraduate work at held until failing health early last year. Both were arrested in Bowling Green. the University of Kentucky, including Unthank amassed many awards, two years of law school, and received accolades and recognitions through Boater rescued his juris doctorate from the University the years, with one of the most recent Early release of Miami at Coral Gables, Fla., in being named an inaugural member of on Kentucky River, 1950. He passed the bar in Florida and the Harlan County School District’s for prisoners hit Kentucky and began a private practice Distinguished Alumni in 2009. engine quit of law at Cumberland. A longtime member of the Harlan county finances He held several judgeships and Presbyterian Church, Unthank is LEXINGTON (AP) — A boater says positions during his career, including survived by his wife, Marilyn Ward ERLANGER (AP) — A state law he was never in danger, but he needed Harlan County judge from 1951 to Unthank; a nephew, Bill Criscillis of requiring jails to release some state help after his engine broke down in the 1958; private practice attorney for 28 Frankfort; and several grand nieces and inmates early is hurting finances in Kentucky River. years; Assistant U.S. Attorney for the nephews. some counties. Craig Dajurdin told WLEX-TV in Eastern District of Kentucky from 1966- Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Kentucky Enquirer reports the Lexington He was able get a cellphone 1969; Commonwealth Attorney from on Thursday at the First Presbyterian impact has been especially strong in the signal and call 911 after the engine quit 1979-1980; U.S. District Court Judge Church of Harlan. The funeral will be northern Kentucky counties of Kenton near the Clark-Madison County line on for the Eastern District of Kentucky in at 7 p.m. and Campbell because they have more Monday night. Pikeville from 1980-1987; and senior Burial will be at noon Saturday at inmates eligible for early release than A search and rescue crew found him judge for the U.S. District Court for the Wix Howard Cemetery, Loyall. Boone County. about three hours later and towed his the Eastern District of Kentucky in Military Rites will be performed by the Kenton County Jailer Terry Carl says boat to shore. London until just recently. Harlan Honor Guard. fewer inmates mean there aren’t as Dajurdin said he was asleep on the He assumed the judgeship’s senior Anderson-Laws & Jones Funeral many inmates eligible for work release. boat with his dog when rescuers arrived. status on June 14, 1988, a position he Home is in charge of arrangements. The inmates typically do jobs such as He said he is undergoing treatment pick up roadside litter, mow grass in for leukemia and didn’t want to miss a parks, paint public buildings and clean Tuesday morning doctor appointment. Bell County arrest records The following individu- influence; ing); als were recently arrested Julian Sanchez, 23, of Carmella Kay Torez, and lodged at the Bell Middlesboro, arrested 34, of Middlesboro, County Detention Center: on the charge of fourth- arrested on the charge William B. Adams, 61, degree assault (domestic of public intoxication by of Pineville, was served violence); a controlled substance two bench warrants for Jennifer Renee Scott, (excludes alcohol); court, and charged with 34, of Flat Lick, was Michael L. Willis, 41, operating a motor vehicle served a warrant for other of Pineville, was served under the influence, fail- police agency; two warrants for another ure to or improper signal Erica Dawn Slone, 41, police agency, operating a and possession of an open of Middlesboro, arrested motor vehicle under the alcoholic beverage con- on the charge of theft by influence and rear license tainer in a motor vehicle; unlawful taking (shoplift- not illuminated. Christopher Dilbeck, 35, of Middlesboro, arrested on the charge of fourth-degree assault; Scottie Joe Dozier, 34, “Handcrafted Arts & Crafts of Pineville, arrested on made right here in the the charge of operating a motor vehicle under the Appalachian Mountains” influence; Ronnie M. Fuson, 62, 606-242-3699 of Pineville, arrested on [email protected] the charges of operating Located on the 2nd fl oor of the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Visitor’s Center. on a suspended/revoked One mile south of Downtown Middlesboro license, failure to main- tain transfer of motor vehicle and fail of owner 329101 #  $ to maintain required insurance and served two  !"#! bench warrants for court; $ Lila Howard, 42, of Hulen, was served a war- YK-SVVY7PUL]PSSL*VTT\UP[`/VZWP[HS rant for another police agency; Dr. Chris Steidle Johnny Mason Jr., 38, of Flatlick, arrested on        the charge of operating a     850 Riverview Avenue           motor vehicle under the ‹7H[PLU[»Z9VVT9VVT5\TILYPineville, KY 40977         THE DAILY NEWS | WednesDAY | June 26, 2013 Page 3 LIFESTYLES Weekly ‘Lunch on the Lawn’ continues weekly “Lunch on the Lawn” series at Days” and “Duffield Days.” He has also week’s featured menu is grilled chicken Richard Phillips to noon Friday featuring Richard Phillips. played venues in North Carolina, Texas, salad, fruit, dessert and choice of bever- Phillips is a well-known acoustic Indiana and eastern Virginia. 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Youth Chamber Music Camp planned BIBLE THOUGHT HARROGATE, Tenn. — Lincoln “Participants will learn about the McConnell, Hugh Frasier, Vince Memorial University (LMU) will chamber music tradition while they DiMartino, Manhattan Transfer, God’s love does not keep us from tri- present the 2013 Arts in the Gap build musicianship and technique David Sanchez, Bob Mintzer, The als, but sees us through them. Chamber Music Day Camp July on their individual instruments,” Temptations, Eric Alexander and I will speak in the anguish of my 1-3. The three-day camp is open to Carucci said. “It’s a great oppor- Louis Bellson. spirit; I will complain in the bitter- brass, woodwind and percussion tunity for the youth of this region AITG includes stand-alone students in eighth-grade through to get extra instruction over the events as well as residential expe- ness of my soul. senior year. summer.” riences and camps. Based primar- — Job 7:11 The program will give young Carucci is a saxophonist, com- ily in LMU’s Paul V. Hamilton musicians the opportunity to expe- poser, and educator. He received Center for the Arts in Cumberland rience music in a small ensemble a Bachelor of Music from the Gap, Tenn., and on the LMU main setting. LMU’s Dr. Joe Carucci, Eastman School of Music and a campus in Harrogate, Tenn., the assistant professor of music and Master and Doctorate in Musical program will bring a wide range Try our APPS music program director, will direct Arts from the University of of arts experience to the region. the program which includes lis- Kentucky. Carucci has performed AITG programming will run from Now Available tening classes, master classes and throughout the United States as June 1 through July 27. A full Download AT&TAT&T rehearsals. The schedule runs from well as Japan, China, and Canada schedule including links to regis- InstantToday! 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The worst Paula Paula’s legal team saw the Association. I attended a from Lisa Jackson’s law- and her insurance carrier big picture. fascinating session on the growing math yer. could lose was $1.2 mil- Risk management use of mediation. Jackson is suing Deen lion. Paula has that in her means that when your Mediation is a con- and her brother hip pocket. opponents have a nuclear cept that barely existed Bubba for creat- Paula’s team bomb in their arsenal, ing a hostile work should have made you do everything and 20 years ago and now is problem universally used in every environment. In her the lawsuit go anything to defuse it. type of litigation. It has Rep. Ed Markey was trying to explain why the amended complaint away quietly. Long before the deci- to file the lawsuit, If I had been on sion was made to allow been the ultimate game Keystone XL Pipeline shouldn’t be completed. changer in the legal pro- He’s wrong about that, but that’s a different editorial. Jackson said that Paula’s risk man- Ms. Dean to take part in fession. Cases rarely go to Last week, the Massachusetts Democrat was debat- she had suffered agement team, I a deposition, someone on ing Republican Gabriel Gomez, a former Navy SEAL from “violent, sex- would have asked her legal and claims con- trial unless all attempts at and his opponent in the June 25 special election to ist and racist behav- Don McNay Paula to have a sulting team should have settlement are exhausted. choose a replacement for John Kerry, who left the ior.” It alleged that Contributing settlement confer- assessed the risk of that The panel contained Senate this year to become Secretary of State. “racially discrimina- Columnist ence with Jackson. happening. stars in injury litigation Rep. Markey, playing a numbers game on the tory attitudes” were I also would have Looking at the case like former Kentucky Keystone issue: “It’s really not math. It’s just arithme- present. Although told Paula to: strictly from a dollar Chief Justice Joseph tic. It’s very simple arithmetic. It’s not as complicated the allegations were pri- 1. Bring her checkbook. standpoint, it would have Lambert and Louisville as math.” marily aimed at Bubba, 2. Apologize sincerely saved Deen millions to lawyer Vanessa Cantley, it noted that “Paula Deen and profusely. get the case settled. Ridicule ensued from assorted conservative outposts but also tax and business about what dailycaller.com called Rep. Markey’s “some- holds such racist views 3. Make sure that the Since Ms. Jackson is herself.” settlement agreement has asking for $1.2 million, attorneys. what confusing remark.” I’ve been involved in Yet according to merriam-webster.com, arithmetic Paula’s legal team a strong confidentiality I suspect she would have flunked Risk Management clause so the settlement taken a somewhat smaller the mediation process for really isn’t always as complicated as math. That online 25 years, but it was an dictionary’s first definitions of those words: 101. When they allowed or anything said does not amount, like a million dol- eye opener to see how it “arithmetic: a branch of mathematics that deals usu- Paula to give her deposi- make it into the public lars. Writing that check ally with the nonnegative real numbers including some- tion, they had to realize domain. would have saved Paula is used for every type of times the transfinite cardinals and with the application that the testimony would Settling claims is about from a million problems. dispute, including settle- of the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplica- not be limited to her rec- risk management. Risk I’m not passing judg- ment with the Internal tion, and division to them.” ipe for peanut butter pie. management is a lot like ment on what she did or Revenue Service. “math: the science of numbers and their opera- The deposition process my late father’s career as did not do. That is not In The Art of War, Sun tions, interrelations, combinations, generalizations, allowed the ugliest allega- a bookie and professional my universe. The job of Tzu said, “he who knows and abstractions and of space configurations and their tions to get on the record gambler. a risk manager is to see when he can fight and structure, measurement, transformations, and general- and in the public domain. The key to bookmaking whether duking it out in when he cannot will be They destroyed Paula’s is not to hit a big jackpot. court or quietly settling izations.” victorious.” multimillion dollar busi- It is to minimize your an allegation is the best And now that Rep. Markey’s grasp of that defining Paula Deen’s risk man- distinction has been confirmed, he should reflect on ness empire. losses. business strategy. All from a lawsuit that Settling insurance Even if Deen goes on to agement crew would have this alarming, persisting math problem: been smart to take advice The federal budget — and national debt — have should have been settled. claims works the same win the lawsuit and pay from a wise Chinese gen- soared since he was first elected to Congress. As a settlement plan- way. You have to look nothing, she has already That was back in 1976, when the budget was $372 ner and licensed claims at what an ugly lawsuit paid with everything. eral from the fifth cen- billion and the national debt was $620 billion. adjuster, I’ve been will do to your overall The irony is that I tury. This year, the budget is $3.8 trillion, and as of today, involved in thousands of reputation and business missed most of the back They lost a battle they the national debt is $16.75 trillion. legal negotiations. and weigh that against and forth on the Deen should have never fought. Do the math. — The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.

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By the Associated Press Today is Wednesday, June 26, the 177th day of 2013. There are 188 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On June 26, 1963, President John F. Kennedy vis- ited West Berlin, where he delivered his famous speech expressing solidarity with the city’s residents, declaring: “Ich bin ein Berliner” (I am a Berliner). On this date: In 1870, the first section of Atlantic City, N.J.’s Boardwalk was opened to the public. In 1925, Charlie Chaplin’s classic comedy “The Gold Rush” premiered at Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. In 1950, President Harry S. Truman authorized the Air Force and Navy to enter the Korean conflict. In 1973, former White House counsel John W. Dean told the Senate Watergate Committee about an “enemies list” kept by the Nixon White House. In 1990, President George H.W. Bush went back on his “no-new-taxes” campaign pledge, conceding that tax increases would have to be included in any deficit-reduc- tion package worked out with congressional negotiators. In 1993, President Bill Clinton announced the U.S. had launched missiles against Iraqi targets because of “compelling evidence” Iraq had plotted to assassinate former President George H.W. Bush. Today’s Birthdays: Actor Gedde Watanabe is 58. Rock singer Chris Isaak is 57. Actor Sean Hayes is 43. Paul nearly 4-for-4 in fights Actor Chris O’Donnell is 43. MLB All-Star player Derek You won’t find him troops in our homes — ical legend, the Great could go further than that Jeter is 39. Country singer Gretchen Wilson is 39. on any Federal Election yet. Compromiser, Henry famous representative of Commission disclosure It is a Rand Paul Clay. “the Democratic wing of forms, but Director of moment in the GOP not His cultural affect the Democratic Party.” National Intelligence just because the head- is different, too, a lit- Paul has a built-in James Clapper is the big- lines reinforce his core tle more Utne Reader online and grass-roots 120 N. 11th Street•P.O. Box 579, Middlesboro, Ky. 40965 gest in-kind donor to the critique of leviathan as than National Review. network of the sort it incipient Rand Paul for too big, too unaccount- At a packed event at Main number: (606) 248-1010•Fax number: (606) 248-7614 takes years to build. In president campaign. able and too threatening, the Reagan Library, he Find us on the web at: middlesborodailynews.com • facebook.com fact, it did. His father “The Home Daily of the Cumberlands” Whatever its merits, but because he is smart explained: “I’m a liber- the National Security and imaginative enough tarian conservative who built it, and now he’s CONTACT US: Agency metadata pro- to capitalize on those spends most of my free working to expand it Regional Editor: Debbie Caldwell in his extensive travels. [email protected] gram couldn’t be headlines. time outdoors. I bike and Regional Administrative Coordinator: Pat Cheek better fashioned to Paul has that hike and kayak, and I During those years, his [email protected] play into fears of quality that can’t be compost.” It might be the father welcomed into his Production Manager: Roger Kirk the government. Is learned or bought: first positive reference to fold cranks and haters, [email protected] it vast? Yes. Secret? He’s interesting. composting in the history and one of Rand Paul’s CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Check. 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The Paul’s filibuster is captured in the story of of Americans being EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT NSA leak came on gave us “to drone,” the Pauls. In 2008, Ron droned sitting at cafes, Sports Editor: Jay Compton the heels of revelations in the sense of “don’t Paul’s nonintervention- nor do I think drones are [email protected] the scariest invention in Editorial Clerk: Bethany Moore that the Internal Revenue drone me, bro.” ism made him a punch- bmoore@ civitasmedia.com Service was singling out Paul taps into an ing bag in the Republican the history of flight. I’m Reporter: Anthony Cloud tea-party groups for extra American tradition of dis- primary debates. In 2012, not where Paul is on for- [email protected] scrutiny, and on the heels sent not usually invoked it got a respectful hear- eign or national-security Reporter: Reina P. Cunningham of the Associated Press by Republicans. At the ing. In 2016, his son’s policy, and I doubt his lib- [email protected] and James Rosen investi- Time magazine gala this (less toxic) version of the ertarianism has as much Published Tuesday through Saturday except on federal holidays. Office hours gations. year honoring the 100 same policy will be much are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. crossover appeal in blue Periodicals postage paid to the Middlesboro Daily News, P.O. Box 579, Mid- Add in the gun-control most influential people closer to the party’s main- states as he hopes. dlesboro, Ky. 40965. Copyright©2013 by the Middlesboro Daily News. All rights stream. fight earlier this year in the world (he was But libertarianism is reserved. All property rights of the entire contents of this publication shall be and Paul is nearly 4-for- one), he raised a glass At least for some stretch the property of the Middlesboro Daily News. No parts hereof may be repro- 4 in fights sticking up, to Henry David Thoreau. of 2015, Rand Paul could a significant strand on duced without prior written consent. the right. It should be Carrier and motor route subsription rates are: 4 weeks – $9.50; 12 weeks – in his view, for the first In his inaugural Senate well be the Republican $28.50; 26 weeks –$57; 52 weeks – $105. By mail, paid in advance outside four amendments of address, he contrasted his front-runner, tapping into represented, and repre- the motor route area: 4 weeks – $27.34 the Bill of Rights. The Kentucky hero, the iras- grass-roots enthusiasm sented well. By and large, MEMBER only thing missing is the cible abolitionist Cassius on the model of Howard Rand Paul does that. Kentucky Press Association•Associated Underestimate him at Press•National Newspaper Association third, because no one has Clay, with the more con- Dean in 2003. And it’s proposed quartering of ventional Kentucky polit- not inconceivable that he your peril. THE DAILY NEWS | WednesDAY | June 26, 2013 Page 5 COMMUNITY CALENDAR OBITUARIES FOLEY To place an announcement in the Medicine (LMU-DCOM) featuring The Gibsons, lot (located at 575 East or Bob Nesbit at 864-608- Betty Jo Goodin Foley, Community Calendar, email: bmoore@ will hold an American Red along with local singers. Hal Rogers Parkway in 3080. civitasmedia.com; fax: 606-573-0042 64, of Pineville, passed attention Bethany Moore; or drop a written Cross BLOOD DRIVE on Everyone is welcome. London) hosted by the away on Monday, June copy of the announcement by our office Wednesday, from 10 a.m. D.A.V. Chapter 66 in AUG. 24 24, 2013 at St. Joseph - at 120 North 11th Street, Middlesboro to 2:30 p.m. at the LMU- Members from the London. Registration There will be a London. She was born in (behind Food City). Announcements DCOM building, room Physician Assistant is from 8:30-9:30 a.m. FAMILY REUNION for Ingram on February 14, should be submitted no later than Program class of 2015 Departure time is at 10 the descendants of Hugh four days before the event. If informa- 105. The event provides 1949 a daughter of the tion is received in time, it will be pub- an opportunity for indi- at Lincoln Memorial a.m. from Wildcat Harley Parker Browning on Aug. late Robert L. and Maggie lished one or two days before the event. viduals to donate blood University-DeBusk Davidson and finishes 24 at Sugar Run Park. Jones Goodin. Betty had and make a difference in College of Osteopathic at D.A.V. Chapter 66 in Bring at covered dish and been a retail clerk at a Medicine (LMU-DCOM) London behind Clark JUNE the lives of others. Donors photos. For more infor- furniture store for many will have WATER Truck Stop (300 DAV mation, contact Ronald In honor of ADOPT-A- can set appointments at years. SAFETY workshop on Lane). The cost is $15 Browning at 337-6598. SHELTER CAT month, www.redcrossblood.org In addition to her par- the Bell County Animal Sunday at 2 p.m. at the per rider including a ents, she was preceded in and enter sponsor code LMU pool. The event pro- meal ticket or $25 per AUG. 31 Shelter is taking 50 per- LMU or contact Matt death by husband, John cent off the normal adop- vides an opportunity for two riders including two The Middlesboro High Williams at matthew.wil- “Jack” Foley. tion fee of $70 for any children and their parents meal tickets. Non-riders School class of 1973 is Survivors include her cat being adopted. The [email protected] for to learn both in water and are $15. All proceeds will in the process of plan- more information. The daughters, Lynn Foley Friends of the Bell County out of water safety tech- be used for support of ning the 40th CLASS and Dawn Foley, grand- Animal Shelter will pay goal for the blood drive is niques. All participants disabled veterans and REUNION. This reunion 100 pints donated. son, Tanner Fox; sister, the other half. That means should bring a swimsuit. their families. For more will be a one-day event, a Verdie Grahamand hus- There is no cost and a information, contact that anyone who adopts a picnic, on Aug. 31 (time band, Roger; brother, The Middlesboro certified lifeguard will be Dave Kilpatrick at 606- TBA) at the Bartlett cat from the shelter dur- Delphus Goodin and wife, ing June will only pay $35. Middle School SBDM on duty. For more infor- 843-0004 or J.D. Roark at Pavilion in Cumberland Council will meet at 4:30 mation, contact Krystal 606-344-0747. Gap National Historical Sara; uncle, Joe Jones and a host of nieces, nephews, TODAY-THURSDAY p.m. on Wednesday in the Sewell at krystal.sewell@ Park. If you graduated school conference room. LMUnet.edu. The Powell Valley or attended Middlesboro cousins, other relatives Newtown Baptist and many special friends. Church will have VBS Community Center High School, Middlesboro TODAY-SUNDAY SUNDAY (located between Powell Junior High School or Memorial services will from 6-8 p.m. through be at 7 PM Thursday at the Thursday. The Rev. Lonnie Indian Creek Baptist Valley Middle and any of the elementary and Joyce Storms, of Church’s FIFTH SUNDAY Elementary Schools) schools and you would Arnett & Steele Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ron Community Harvest Covington Central Church SINGING will begin at Fundraising SUPPER & have been in the class Mitchell. At her request, (located off U.S. 119, of the Nazarene, will have 10:30 a.m. on June 30 fea- AUCTION will be held of 1973, you are invited. Betty was cremated at the turn right onto KY 987) REVIVAL SERVICES at turing the Berry Family, on July 13. A bean sup- For more information or will have VBS from 6-8 Pineville Nazarene Church of Maynardville, Tenn., per will begin at 3 p.m. to register, check out the Arnett & Steele Funeral p.m. through Thursday. Wednesday through and others. Lunch will — five items for $5. The Facebook page http://goo. Home and Cremation The theme is Hillbilly Sunday beginning at 7 be served. Everyone is auction will begin at 5 gl/5rcBb or email Kathy Center. Christmas in July. For p.m. nightly. There will welcome. p.m. with snacks avail- Baker at kb768@com- The family will receive more information or trans- be a special singing on able. Baked goods to be cast.net or 717-491-6592. friends from 5 until 7 at portation, contact Jason Sunday and preaching by MONDAY auctioned off may be Arnett & Steele Funeral Cornett at 606-337-7370. Rev. Storms beginning at Campbell County delivered the afternoon • • • • • • • Home and Cremation 11 a.m. with dinner in the Monthly PREACHER’S of the auction. To donate Center, Pineville, which TODAY-FRIDAY fellowship hall following FELLOWSHIP will begin items for the auction or The committee for the is honored to serve the VBS at Bethel Baptist the service. Everyone at 7 p.m. on Monday host- to purchase advance food Elydale Primitive Baptist Foley Family. Light a vir- Church in Pineville will ed by the Fundamental tickets for large groups, Church Cemetery in tual candle and sign the be from 10 a.m. to noon THURSDAY Missionary Baptist call 865-755-4810 or Ewing, Va., would appre- guest register at www. through Friday. Claiborne County Church (Yokum Circle) 423-869-2083. Send cash ciate any donations for arnettsteele.com. Hospital and American in Lafollette, Tenn. donation to: PVCCA c/o the UPKEEP of the cem- West Cumberland Cancer Society will spon- Pastor Larry D. Russell, 680 Jones Ridge Road, etery. Donations may be Avenue Baptist Church sor a CANCER SUPPORT church congregation and Speedwell, Tenn. 37870. sent to: Robert Wilson, COBB will have VBS from 6-8 GROUP session for can- the Campbell County 1967 Kesterson Road, Mike Cobb, 62, of cer patients and families p.m. through Friday for Preacher’s Fellowship JULY 23 Ewing, Va., 24248. Frakes, KY, passed away at 6 p.m. on Thursday at all ages (children through welcomes everyone. Time for Tea & The Monday June 24, 2013 at the hospital cafeteria. For BOOK DISCUSSION will Benchmark Family adults). the University of Tennesse more information, contact JULY 5 begin at 10:30 a.m. on Services invites you Hospital in Knoxville, TN. Linda Mallicoat at 423- There will be a DINING July 23 at the Middlesboro to become a FOSTER VBS at Mt. Gilead Funeral arrangements 626-5763 or Lucy Greer at WITH DIABETES cook- Public Library. The book PARENT. There are chil- Baptist Church will be are incomplete at this 423-626-3024. ing class at 1 p.m. on to be discussed is Baker dren that need compas- through Friday with class- time. July 5 at the Harrogate Towers by Jennifer sion, understanding, es for all ages. Classes Further information FRIDAY-SUNDAY Senior Citizens Center. Haight. encouragement, love, are from 7-9 p.m. nightly. may be obtained by call- The White Lightning Carol Brandon with the safety and security. If you Everyone is welcome. ing the Creech Funeral Trail FESTIVAL will U.T. Extension Office will The Middlesboro Board feel you are those fami- Home 24 hour obituary be held Friday through conduct the class. For of Education REGULAR lies, call 606-526-6992 or Ewing First Baptist line at 606-248-4710 or Sunday in Cumberland more information, con- BOARD meeting has toll free at 866-526-6992. Church will have VBS from the Creech Funeral Home Gap. The festival kick off tact Donna at 423-869- been rescheduled from 6:30-8:30 p.m. through at 606-248-4700. party will be Friday eve- 8080. July 16 to July 23 at 6 Jenson Pentecostal Friday for kindergarten Online condolences and ning with food and music. p.m. at Middlesboro Church, located in trough sixth-grade. The guest book available at Saturday and Sunday will Lone Jack School Middle School. Jenson, will have a theme is IncrediWorld www.creechfh.com. feature crafts, music, food Center will have a church COOKBOOK Amazement Park. Creech Funeral Home is and much more. SPECIAL CALLED Site AUG. 5-10 FUNDRAISER to help Based Decision Making The Middlesboro with the cost of the new in charge of all arrange- Trinity Baptist Church FRIDAY, SATURDAY Council meeting at 2 Public Library will be fellowship hall. The cook- ments. (located on South 30th New Beginning Baptist p.m. on July 5 at the Bell CLOSED Aug. 5-10 for book has over 600 reci- Street) VBS will be Church in Harrogate, County Board Office. inventory. pes. It is available for $20 from 6-8:30 p.m. nightly each. Cookbooks may be Bible thought through Friday with fami- Tenn., will have a GOD JULY 6 AUG. 9 purchased at the church ly night on Friday. Classes & COUNTRY Celebration Middlesboro Public The USS Long Beach from 6:30-7 p.m. on God’s love does not for kindergarten through from 6-10 p.m. each night Library will host a CGN-9 Association will Mondays. Arrangements adults. Registration on Friday and Saturday. keep us from trials, WORKSHOP with Tess have its 20th Ships for delivery or mail can be begins at 5:30 p.m. each Bring your own lawn but sees us through Collins entitled “Writing reunion Sept. 9-15 in made. All proceeds will evening. For transporta- chairs/blankets to join in them. and the Power of Myth” Boise, Idaho at the Boise be used for the Jenson tion, contact Danny grif- for free food, fireworks from 10 a.m. to noon on Hotel and Conference Church Fellowship Hall. I will speak in the fin at 606-246-0895, Glenn and much by Crosspoint July 6. Registration is Center (3300 South Yale To purchase a cookbook, Webb at 606-269-6999, on Friday and Birdsongs anguish of my spir- limited to 20 participants Avenue, Boise, Idaho contact Sharon Asher Bill Both of at 606-248- on Saturday. For more it; I will complain 83750). Attendees shall at 337-7596 or Conette 4694 or Jack Camparoni information, call 423-526- in the bitterness of The Robbins FAMILY make their own reserva- Nolan at 337-6211. For at 606-269-7690. The Rev. my soul. 4491. REUNION at J.T. Robbins tions by calling 855-611- more information about Keith Medley welcomes residence located at 1999 for a special rate the cookbook, visit www. everyone. SATURDAY Williams Branch on July of $89 per night taxes cookbooks4sale.com. — Job 7:11 The Holler Crawlers 6. Bring a covered dish. included. Be sure to ask Everyone is welcome to Off Road Club will host for this rate for the USS attend VBS at Riverside a Mace-Davis BENEFIT YOU RIGHTFULLY EARNED IT. JULY 13 Long Beach reunion. NOW RIGHTFULLY KEEP IT. Baptist Church, located RIDE on Saturday at the Looking to keep more of your income and cut your taxes? All riders are welcome Cutoff date is Aug. 9. For Then tax-free municipal bonds* may be for you. at Fourmile, through *Bonds may be subject to state, local or the alternative minimum tax. Wilderness Trail Off Road at the 2013 D.A.V. RIDE more information, con- Friday from 6-8:30 p.m. Park. The ride will begin Call or visit your local financial advisor today. Steve Obermann, www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC and Pig Roast on July tact Don Shade at 866- AAMS® Financial Advisor nightly with parents night . at 10 a.m. from Marty’s 1932 West Cumberland Avenue Middlesboro, KY 40965 13 at Wildcat parking 352-2469, 716-569-2314 606-248-5675 on Friday. The theme ATV Oasis on U.S. 188 338795 60422123 is Colossal Coaster — near Colmar, ending with Facing Fear, Trusting God! a cookout in the evening Buses will run nightly. at the same location. 100 percent of the pro- TODAY-JULY 8 ceeds will go to the Mace Tom Nelson Funeral Director Shumate A free six-week Grief Children Scholarship SUPPORT GROUP for Fund at First State Bank Funeral Home individuals who have in Pineville. Our Service is a Sacred Trust (606) 248-1234 experienced the loss of 60428872 a friend or family mem- The regular 5th *Our Family Caring For Yours* ber will be from 6-7 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT 276-445-5101 through July 8 at the Singing will begin at 7 Harlan Public Library, p.m. on Saturday at Mt. tommy@robinettefh .com www.shumatefuneralhome.com located at 107 North 3rd Gilread Baptist Church www.RobinetteFuneralHomes.com 2321 Cumberland Ave. • Middlesboro, KY Street in Harlan. 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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An NCAA panel voted Monday to expand the use of replay review in college basketball, and instituted the 10-second backcourt rule for the women’s game. The Playing Rules Oversight Panel also approved a tweak to the charging- blocking foul in the men’s game and gave referees leeway when it comes to penalties for accidentally elbowing an opponent above the shoulders. The approved changes from the pan- el’s conference call are effective imme- diately. Ray Welch | Daily News Under the replay change, officials Recent Middlesboro graduate Brian Hale has signed to continue his baseball career at Union College. Seated, from left, are his brother Brandon Hale, mother Trixie Hale, sister Brileigh Hale, Brian, his father Brian Hale, and brothers Brennan and Bradlee. Standing are MHS athletic director Bill Jones, can use video review to confirm a principal Bobby Bennett, grandmother Janet Treece, MHS head baseball coach John Smith, assistant coach Vince Powell, grandmother Mary Hale and shot-clock violation or determine who grandfather Lee Roy Hale. caused the ball to go out of bounds on a deflection involving two or more play- ers in the final two minutes of regula- tion or overtime. Changes also were made for review- ing 3-pointers. For the first 36 minutes Two goals in 17 seconds of play, officials must wait until the next media timeout to review whether a shot was a 3-point field goal. In the last four minutes of the game and the entire overtime, officials will go to give Blackhawks the Cup the monitor immediately to determine whether a field goal was a 3. Officials also can use the monitor to Jimmy Golen about the time it takes for one quietly, standing at his locker determine which player committed a AP Sports Writer good rush down the ice turned “I still can’t believe with a blue baseball cap on foul. Previously, they were only allowed a near-certain loss into a cham- backward and a towel draped that finish. Oh, my God, to use the monitor to determine the BOSTON (AP) — Two pionship clincher, stunning over his shoulders. hours after clinching the Boston’s players and their fans, we never quit.” The sold-out TD Garden was free-throw shooter. Stanley Cup title, a handful of and starting the celebration on —Blackhawks goalie Corey chanting “We want the Cup!” The women’s game will be played Chicago Blackhawks wandered the Blackhawks’ bench with 59 Crawford after Milan Lucic’s goal put the with a 10-second rule next season, back out onto the TD Garden seconds to play. Bruins up 2-1 with eight min- meaning the team with possession ice in their street clothes. “We thought we were going Chicago skated into the utes left, but it fell silent when must advance the ball past midcourt Two of them walked gingerly home for Game 7. You still zone and Johnny Oduya sent Boston coughed up the lead. within 10 seconds or it’s a turnover. over to the corner and recre- think you’re going to overtime a shot on net that deflected The team came out to salute Before the change was approved, teams ated the goals that brought the and you’re going to try to win off Michael Frolik and the post its fans as they streamed out of could use as much of the 30-second NHL season to a stunning con- it there. Then Bolly scores a before landing right in front of the building for the last time, shot clock as they wanted to move the clusion. A few took swigs from huge goal 17 seconds later,” Bolland. from the air conditioning into ball past half-court. Champagne bottles. Some said Chicago forward Patrick He chipped it in, and the the summer air. The change to the charging-blocking posed for pictures. Others took Kane, who won the Conn Blackhawks knew it was over. “Probably toughest for sure, them. Smythe Trophy as the postsea- when you know you’re a little foul and a list of points of emphasis for The Chicago players who’d officials is designed to spark an offen- The Blackhawks celebrat- son’s most valuable player. “It been on the ice gathered in bit over a minute left and you ed their second Stanley Cup feels like the last 58 seconds feel that you’ve got a chance to sive bump for the men’s game. The the corner, while those on the scoring average in Division I last sea- championship in four seasons were an eternity.” bench began jumping up and get to a Game 7,” Bruins coach on Monday night, coming from The team that set an NHL down. It was only a minute Claude Julien said. “And then son was 67.5 points, the lowest since behind when Bryan Bickell and record with a 24-game unbeat- later, with Boston’s Tuukka those two goals go in quickly.” 1981-82. Scoring has declined each of Dave Bolland scored 17 sec- en streak to start the lockout- Rask off for an extra man, The arena was almost empty the last four seasons in Division I. onds apart in the final 1:16 to shortened season won three that the Blackhawks withstood — except for a few hundred The defender is no longer able to beat the Boston Bruins 3-2 and straight after falling behind 2-1 the final push and swarmed fans in red Blackhawks sweat- slide into the offensive player’s path take the best-of-seven series in in the finals, rallying from a over the boards, throwing their ers who filtered down to the to the basket at the last moment and six games. deficit in the series and in its sticks and gloves across the front rows — when NHL com- draw a charge. The defender has to be “This goal, the end- finale. Corey Crawford made missioner Gary Bettman hand- ice. in position when the player on offense ing — nobody saw it com- 23 saves, and Jonathan Toews ed the 35-pound Cup to Toews, “I don’t think there’s any starts his upward motion with the ball. ing,” Blackhawks coach Joel returned from injury to add a question, even though — let’s who left Game 5 with an undis- Quenneville said. “You just goal and an assist in the first closed injury and wasn’t con- In addition, greater emphasis is being face it — today was a little bit placed on calling fouls on defensive hope. And we tied it up and finals between Original Six of luck, we’re still the best team firmed for the lineup until the players who keep a hand or forearm the other one was icing on teams since 1979. in the league,” Oduya said. morning skate. the cake. But nobody foresaw “I still can’t believe that fin- “We proved that during the The Chicago captain skated on an opponent or use an arm bar to either one coming. ish. Oh, my God, we never year, and we proved that dur- with the Cup right over the impede the progress of an opponent. “That series and the pace quit,” Crawford said. “I never ing the playoffs. Lot of things crease in which the Blackhawks When it comes to an elbow above the that we just saw for six straight lost confidence. No one in our have to break right for you, mounted the comeback and in shoulders, referees will be allowed to games was an amazing series,” room ever did.” they did tonight, but some- front of the fans in Blackhawks use a video monitor to determine the he said. “Commend both teams Trailing 2-1 with Crawford times the great teams make sweaters who lined up along severity of the blow. If deemed inad- for leaving it out there.” sent off for an extra skater, their own breaks.” the front row behind the net. vertent, the referee could call a player- Seventy-six seconds away the Blackhawks converted The Bruins got 28 saves Toews banged on the glass from defeat and a trip home when Toews fed it in front and while the remaining Bruins control foul or even nothing. from Rask, who was hoping Previously, a referee was required for a decisive seventh game, Bickell scored from the edge of to contribute to an NHL title fans headed up the runways. Bickell tied and, while the the crease to tie the score. He then continued the tradi- to call a flagrant-1 or flagrant-2. A after serving as Tim Thomas’ flagrant-1 results in two free throws Bruins were settling in for Perhaps the Bruins expected backup when Boston won it all tion of handing it from player another overtime in a series it to go to overtime, as three two years ago. to player before the team set- and possession for the offended team. that has already had its share, of the first four games in the “It’s obviously shocking tled to the side of the faceoff A flagrant-2 adds an ejection for the Bolland scored to give Chicago series did. They seemed to be when you think you have every- circle for a picture with the offending player. the lead. caught off-guard on the ensu- thing under control,” Rask said trophy they will possess for the The panel also approved changes for The back-to-back scores in ing faceoff. next 12 months. wrestling and swimming and diving. THE DAILY NEWS | WednesDAY | June 26, 2013 Page 7 Labonte’s start streak to end at 704 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — what they love, to have to sit on start of the race, his engine failed Bobby Labonte’s consecutive the sideline for my sake.” on the first lap. start streak will come to an end JTG will use A.J. Allmendinger “It blew up, dude,” Labonte at 704 races. in the No. 47 Toyota at Kentucky. said on his radio. “Something in Labonte is not entered to Allmendinger drove for the team the bottom engine because it had race Saturday night at Kentucky two weeks ago at Michigan, while no oil pressure.” Speedway, which will bring an Labonte drove the No. 51 for Labonte has not missed a start end to the second-longest active Phoenix Racing. since he began racing full-time in starts streak in NASCAR behind Phoenix Racing will use Austin the Cup Series in 1993. He’s won Jeff Gordon’s 705 starts. Dillon this weekend, which left 21 races and the 2000 champion- Labonte confirmed his status Labonte without a seat after two ship while driving for Joe Gibbs on a chat with fans on the JTG consecutive rough races. His Daugherty Racing website. spin in the No. 51 at Michigan Racing. “I will not be racing this week,” six laps into the race wrecked Kentucky will mark the first he wrote. “It is disappointing the Jeff Gordon’s car, and an oil line Cup race without a Labonte in way it is happening. I have had a broke before the start of Sunday’s the field since the 1978 season couple of offers this morning, but race at Sonoma in the No. 47. finale at Ontario. 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