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monDAY, julY 20, 2009 • 50¢<br />
Miss Mississippi: It’s worth every step<br />
Tadlock heads<br />
to Las Vegas<br />
in January<br />
By Manivanh Chanprasith<br />
mchan@vicksburgpost.com<br />
Miss Mississippi 2009 Anna Tadlock<br />
almost didn’t try to return to<br />
the pageant this year, but then she<br />
came back and nabbed the 52nd<br />
crown in Vicksburg Saturday night.<br />
“I didn’t want last year (2008) to<br />
be my last memory,” Tadlock said<br />
Sunday she told<br />
on A7<br />
A look at the<br />
scholarships<br />
her mother. “I<br />
wanted to know<br />
I did everything I<br />
possibly could.”<br />
She made it to<br />
the Top 10 in 2008,<br />
but not into the Top 5.<br />
Encouraged by her parents,<br />
Tommy and Felicia Tadlock of Brandon,<br />
Tadlock decided to take her<br />
fourth shot.<br />
“My motivation was obviously the<br />
scholarship money, but because I<br />
knew I would be more prepared”<br />
confidence came easily, said the<br />
23-year-old Brookhaven native.<br />
Felicia Tadlock said her daughter<br />
“has never been a pageant person,”<br />
but interest began with her first pageant,<br />
during her junior year in high<br />
school.<br />
As an only child, she credits her<br />
talent and support to her parents.<br />
“They both played a vital and<br />
important role in helping me get<br />
ready by being good parents and<br />
being supportive,” Tadlock said.<br />
Tadlock’s father, her long-distance<br />
running buddy, helps her with current<br />
events.<br />
“My dad is like me in a sense in<br />
that we both love current events and<br />
getting into the political issues and<br />
talking about it with each other,” she<br />
said. “When I need to prep, my dad<br />
and I talk about that stuff while we<br />
would run together.”<br />
Her mother, she said, helps with<br />
her talent, style and what she wears<br />
See Pageant, Page A7.<br />
Miss Mississippi Anna Tadlock<br />
KATIE CARTER•The Vicksburg PosT<br />
<strong>Health</strong>-<strong>care</strong><br />
<strong>plan</strong> <strong>called</strong><br />
<strong>socialism</strong><br />
By The Associated Press<br />
WASHINGTON — The chairman of the<br />
Republican Party on today <strong>called</strong> President<br />
Barack Obama’s <strong>plan</strong> to overhaul health <strong>care</strong><br />
“<strong>socialism</strong>,” accusing the president of conducting<br />
a risky experiment that will hurt the economy<br />
and force millions to drop their current<br />
coverage.<br />
Michael Steele, in remarks at the National<br />
Press Club, also said the president, House<br />
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and key congressional<br />
committee chairmen are part of a “cabal” that<br />
wants to<br />
implement<br />
governmentrun<br />
health<br />
<strong>care</strong>.<br />
“Obama-<br />
Pelosi want<br />
to start building<br />
a colossal,<br />
closed<br />
health-<strong>care</strong><br />
system where<br />
Washington<br />
decides.<br />
Republicans<br />
want and support<br />
an open<br />
health-<strong>care</strong><br />
system where<br />
patients and<br />
‘Obama-Pelosi<br />
want to start<br />
building<br />
a colossal,<br />
closed health<strong>care</strong><br />
system<br />
where Washington decides.<br />
Republicans want and<br />
support an open health-<strong>care</strong><br />
system where patients and<br />
doctors make the decisions.’<br />
michAel steele<br />
rePublican ParTy chairman<br />
doctors make the decisions,” Steele said.<br />
Asked if Obama’s health-<strong>care</strong> <strong>plan</strong> represented<br />
<strong>socialism</strong>, Steele responded: “Yes. Next<br />
question.”<br />
Obama has repeatedly said he does not favor<br />
a government-run health-<strong>care</strong> system. Legislation<br />
taking shape in the House envisions private<br />
insurance companies selling coverage in competition<br />
with the government.<br />
Even so, numerous Republicans in Congress<br />
continue to level the accusation at Obama and<br />
congressional Democrats, and Steele did so in<br />
sharply critical terms.<br />
“Many Democrats outside of the Obama-Pelosi-<br />
See <strong>Health</strong> <strong>care</strong>, Page A7.<br />
‘That’s one small step for (a) man; one giant leap for mankind’<br />
On 40th anniversary, NASA backs astronaut’s claim on quote<br />
By The Associated Press<br />
WASHINGTON — When Neil Armstrong<br />
first spoke from the moon 40<br />
years ago today, he said one thing and<br />
people on Earth heard another.<br />
What the world heard was grammatically<br />
flubbed: “That’s one small step<br />
for man; one giant leap for mankind.”<br />
Armstrong insists he said: “That’s<br />
one small step for ‘a’ man.” It’s just<br />
that people just didn’t hear it.<br />
Science, and NASA, back up<br />
Armstrong.<br />
“The ‘a’ was intended,” Armstrong<br />
said in a rare press conference in 1999.<br />
“I thought I said it. I can’t hear it when<br />
I listen on the radio reception here on<br />
Earth, so I’ll be happy if you just put it<br />
in parentheses.”<br />
But in 2006, a computer analysis<br />
found evidence that Armstrong said<br />
what he said he said.<br />
Peter Shann Ford, an Australian<br />
computer programmer, ran a software<br />
‘I thought I said it. I can’t hear it when<br />
I listen on the radio reception here on<br />
Earth, so I’ll be happy if you just put it<br />
in parentheses.’<br />
Neil ArmstroNg<br />
FORMER AstROnAut<br />
online<br />
Hear and see Armstrong step on to<br />
the moon: http://history.nasa.gov/<br />
alsj/a11/a11.v1092338.mov<br />
analysis looking at sound waves and<br />
found a wave that would have been<br />
the missing “a.” It lasted 35 milliseconds,<br />
much too quick to be heard.<br />
Armstrong and experts at the<br />
Smithsonian Institution looked at the<br />
evidence and it was convincing, said<br />
Smithsonian space curator Roger<br />
Launius.<br />
“I find the technology interesting and<br />
useful,” Armstrong said in a statement.<br />
“I also find his conclusion persuasive.”<br />
And NASA stands by its moon man.<br />
“If Neil Armstrong says there was<br />
an ‘a,’ then as far as we’re concerned,<br />
there was ‘a,”’ NASA spokesman<br />
Michael Cabbage said.<br />
Armstrong is famously a man of few<br />
words, but he and NASA insist that<br />
he came up with those famous and<br />
profound words on his own. Launius<br />
believes him.<br />
In a 2001 NASA oral history, Armstrong<br />
said: “I thought about it after<br />
landing, and because we had a lot of<br />
other things to do, it was not something<br />
that I really concentrated on,<br />
but just something that was kind of<br />
passing around subliminally or in the<br />
background. But it, you know, was a<br />
pretty simple statement, talking about<br />
stepping off something. Why, it wasn’t<br />
a very complex thing. It was what it<br />
was.”<br />
thE AssOciAtEd pREss<br />
Buzz Aldrin walks by the footpad of the Apollo 11 Lunar Module.<br />
WEATHER<br />
Tonight:<br />
Rain, low of 68<br />
Tuesday:<br />
Rain, hig of 86<br />
Mississippi River:<br />
18.9 feet<br />
Fell: 0.2 foot<br />
Flood stage: 43 feet<br />
A7<br />
VOLUME 127 NUMBER 201<br />
2 SECTIONS<br />
DEATHS<br />
• Lillie Mae Bailey<br />
• Ginger Burton<br />
Beasley<br />
A7<br />
ToDAY In HISToRY<br />
1880: The second British invasion of Afghanistan<br />
ends; Abdur Rahman proclaims himself<br />
the new Afghan ruler.<br />
1881: Sioux Indian leader Sitting Bull, a fugitive<br />
since the Battle of the Little Bighorn in<br />
1876, surrenders to U.S. federal troops.<br />
1944: Adolf Hitler is injured by a bomb in<br />
an attache case, an assassination attempt by<br />
German officers that leads to a brutal purge.<br />
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Wayne Stroupe, left, spikes a ball over the net as Jeff Hensley,<br />
right, jumps to block it during a weekly volleyball game<br />
Sunday afternoon. On Stroupe’s team are Charlie Berger,<br />
Pit bull puppies were the<br />
hot items in thefts reported<br />
in the city and county during<br />
the weekend.<br />
In the county, 10 pups<br />
valued at $500 each were<br />
reported stolen from the<br />
backyard of a residence in<br />
the 100 block of Quinola Lane<br />
Saturday at 6:29 p.m.<br />
In the city, a puppy valued<br />
at $200 was reported stolen<br />
from a residence in the 1100<br />
block of Second North Saturday<br />
at 11:30 a.m.<br />
It was not known if the<br />
puppy pilfers were related.<br />
In other thefts:<br />
• Also from the Second<br />
North Street home, a 42-inch<br />
LG plasma television valued<br />
at $1,500 was reported<br />
missing.<br />
• A 32-inch LG LCD television<br />
valued at $800, a CD<br />
player and speakers valued<br />
at $2,130 and an Xbox 360<br />
game console valued at $150<br />
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CLUBS<br />
Vicksburg Kiwanis — Noon<br />
Tuesday, Jacques’ Cafe; Sen.<br />
Briggs Hopson, speaker.<br />
Lions — Noon Wednesday;<br />
Mayor Paul Winfield, speaker;<br />
Jacques’ Cafe.<br />
Elks Lodge No. 95 — 7 p.m.<br />
Wednesday, regular business<br />
meeting; 7 p.m. Thursday, ladies<br />
auxiliary; 1366 U.S. 61<br />
South.<br />
PUBLIC PROGRAMS<br />
crime & accident<br />
from staff reports<br />
were reported stolen from a<br />
residence in the 70 block of<br />
Erves Lane Friday at 12:03<br />
p.m., county records showed.<br />
• A fully loaded .38-caliber<br />
revolver of unknown make<br />
and $33 were reported stolen<br />
from a residence in the 300<br />
block of Sammy Young Road<br />
Saturday at 4:24 p.m.<br />
• A Sony radio valued at<br />
$50 was missing from a home<br />
in the 100 block of Falk Steel<br />
Road Friday at 8:22 a.m.<br />
• A Phillips 32-inch TV<br />
valued at $500 was reported<br />
stolen from a home in the<br />
100 block of Athens Avenue<br />
Sunday at 6:55 p.m.<br />
• A Lennox air conditioner<br />
valued at $1,200 was reported<br />
stolen in the 700 block of Porters<br />
Chapel Road today at<br />
6:17 a.m.<br />
• A wallet valued at $15<br />
and containing $30 was<br />
reported stolen from a 1998<br />
Ford Escort in the 100 block<br />
of Warrenton Road today at<br />
6:55 a.m.<br />
City man charged<br />
in domestic violence<br />
A Vicksburg man was<br />
arrested for third-offense<br />
domestic violence Sunday at<br />
3:41 a.m., Vicksburg Police Lt.<br />
Bobby Stewart said today.<br />
James T. Ward, 30, 1502<br />
Spring St., was charged with<br />
assaulting his sister, Stewart<br />
said. The woman did not<br />
require treatment.<br />
Ward was being held on<br />
$30,000 bond in the Warren<br />
County Jail.<br />
City man held<br />
for third DUI<br />
A Vicksburg man charged<br />
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9 a.m. Sundays; noon<br />
Thursdays; Mafan Building,<br />
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Public Library — 10 a.m.<br />
Tuesday; summer library closing<br />
party; registered participants.<br />
TRIAD — 2 p.m. Wednesday;<br />
Walter Armstrong, police<br />
chief, speaker; City Hall Annex.<br />
Serenity Overeaters Anonymous<br />
— 6-7 p.m. Wednesday,<br />
Bowmar Baptist Church, room<br />
102C; 601-638-0011.<br />
VTG “The Foreigner” Auditions<br />
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Warren County Democratic<br />
Party Mayoral Gala — Honoring<br />
Paul Winfield, 8:30 p.m.-<br />
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KATIE CARTER•The Vicksburg Post<br />
left, and Stephen Hensley, the 16-year-old son of Jeff and<br />
Jeanine Hensley.<br />
Dogs hot item in city, county thefts over weekend<br />
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with third-offense driving<br />
under the influence was in<br />
Issaquena County Jail this<br />
morning.<br />
Charles Adams, 36, 1040<br />
Urban Court, was stopped<br />
at Clay and Cherry streets<br />
Friday at 9:05 p.m., police Lt.<br />
Bobby Stewart said.<br />
Adams was being held on<br />
$15,000 bond.<br />
Three people injured<br />
in three wrecks<br />
Three people were injured<br />
in wrecks reported in the<br />
city and county over the<br />
weekend.<br />
A Delta, La., woman was<br />
injured Friday at 10:32 p.m.<br />
after being involved in a twovehicle<br />
wreck near U.S. 80<br />
and Mississippi 27. Rebecca<br />
Brent, 19, street address<br />
unavailable, was taken to<br />
River Region Medical Center.<br />
No further information about<br />
Weathersby; the Rev. Dellie C.<br />
Robinson, pastor; Bovina.<br />
Greater Grove Street M.B. —<br />
Mass Choir music department<br />
workshop, July 30-Aug. 1; Lannie<br />
Spann McBride, instructor;<br />
2715 Alcorn Drive.<br />
BENEFIT<br />
Paul Geer Memorial Bulldog<br />
Classic — Wednesday;<br />
Vicksburg Country Club; $75<br />
entry fee; Allen Hudspeth,<br />
601-630-2330.<br />
Clyde Donnell Memorial<br />
Golf Tournament — Sept. 23;<br />
Clear Creek Golf Club, Bovina;<br />
to benefit Hinds Community<br />
College Warren-Claiborne<br />
County Alumni Chapter funding<br />
scholarships; Kaleel Jabour,<br />
601-529-0131.<br />
Beverly<br />
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JACKSON (AP) — A 41-yearold<br />
man suspected of robbing<br />
a southwest Jackson bank was<br />
arrested over the weekend.<br />
Robert Earl Williams of Jackson<br />
was charged on Saturday<br />
with armed robbery in connection<br />
with Tuesday’s hold<br />
up of the Trustmark National<br />
Bank on Mississippi Highway<br />
18.<br />
Details about the arrest were<br />
not available.<br />
Video surveillance from the<br />
bank robbery captured the<br />
suspect in a green camouflage<br />
jacket as he gave a teller<br />
a note demanding money,<br />
stuffed the cash in a bag and<br />
walked out.<br />
Although he did not display<br />
a weapon, police said he<br />
motioned as though he had<br />
one.<br />
Williams is being held at<br />
the Hinds County Detention<br />
Center. Bond has not been<br />
set.<br />
the wreck or the other driver<br />
was available.<br />
A one-vehicle rollover was<br />
reported Saturday at 11:42<br />
a.m. near 1612 Mission 66.<br />
Injured was Randall Allen,<br />
27, 1323 Jackson St., who was<br />
taken to RRMC. No information<br />
about the wreck was<br />
available.<br />
Another one-vehicle rollover<br />
was reported Sunday<br />
at 8:26 p.m. at 4398 Lee Road.<br />
Jeremy Renfroe, 21, 1637<br />
Boy Scout Road, said he lost<br />
control of his 2009 Chevrolet<br />
pickup, hit a concrete mailbox<br />
and flipped several times<br />
before coming to rest in a<br />
ditch. He was cited for driving<br />
with a suspended license<br />
and driving without proof<br />
of insurance, and taken to<br />
RRMC.<br />
River Region did not return<br />
calls for condition reports for<br />
the three.<br />
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The Vicksburg Post Monday, July 20, 2009 A3<br />
Governors see recovery<br />
from Katrina at convention<br />
By Emily Wagster Pettus<br />
The Associated Press<br />
BILOXI — Governors attending<br />
their national convention<br />
on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast<br />
have seen signs of Hurricane<br />
Katrina recovery — glitzy<br />
casinos packed with tourists,<br />
new condominium towers<br />
rising along the beach, the<br />
major expansion of a bustling<br />
state port.<br />
However, unless the governors<br />
skip the receptions with<br />
cocktails and jumbo shrimp,<br />
they probably won’t see the<br />
neighborhoods reduced to<br />
vacant lots and detached concrete<br />
steps to front porches<br />
that no longer exist four years<br />
after the monster storm. They<br />
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A4 Monday, July 20, 2009 The Vicksburg Post<br />
THE VICKSBURG POST<br />
EDITORIAL<br />
Founded by John G. Cashman in 1883 Louis P. Cashman III, Editor & Publisher • Issued by Vicksburg Printing & Publishing Inc., Louis P. Cashman III, President<br />
Charlie Mitchell, executive editor | E-mail: post@vicksburg.com | Tel: 601.636.4545 ext 132 | Letters to the editor: post@vicksburg.com or The Vicksburg Post, P.O. Box, 821668, Vicksburg, MS 39182<br />
JACK VIX SAYS: Congratulations, Miss Mississippi Anna Tadlock.<br />
OUR OPINION<br />
GM<br />
Realistic managers can turn firm around<br />
Fritz Henderson, the new CEO<br />
of the new General Motors, said<br />
all the right things as the automaker<br />
emerged from a 40-day<br />
trek through the desert of bankruptcy.<br />
Truth is, lots of people<br />
have been saying lots of right<br />
things about America’s auto<br />
industry.<br />
The restructured company,<br />
Henderson said, will focus on<br />
making cars and trucks that consumers<br />
want to drive. The automaker<br />
will adapt to the public’s<br />
changing tastes and needs more<br />
quickly, he said. It will champion<br />
innovation. It will pay back<br />
$50 billion in federal loans ahead<br />
of schedule. And it will turn a<br />
profit.<br />
Of course, if talk alone sold<br />
automobiles, all of America<br />
would get a new set of wheels<br />
every week or two.<br />
The old GM leadership also had<br />
a ready ex<strong>plan</strong>ation for every<br />
challenge — even as they ran a<br />
good company in the ground by<br />
allowing their overhead costs<br />
and cash flow to ruin what had<br />
been a responsibly run company.<br />
GM — for most of its existence<br />
— could weather bad times and<br />
slow sales. But the company had<br />
taken on so much debt that even<br />
the slightest downturn would<br />
— and did — send it into a tailspin<br />
despite the quality of its<br />
products.<br />
Now, with GM having accelerated<br />
into and out of bankruptcy,<br />
the company has its last,<br />
best chance to repair its image,<br />
regain market share and restore<br />
profitability.<br />
One key is for the company’s<br />
new majority shareholder — the<br />
federal government, which controls<br />
61 percent of GM — to stay<br />
out of the day-to-day decisionmaking.<br />
The Obama administration,<br />
to its credit, has promised<br />
to offer only general oversight.<br />
A second key is for the company<br />
to buy its way out from<br />
under government control as<br />
quickly as possible. In addition<br />
to the American stake, the Canadian<br />
government owns 11 percent<br />
of GM. Even if the assurance<br />
of limited government interference<br />
proves true, the company<br />
is unlikely to have the flexibility<br />
it needs to compete in the long<br />
term until it stands on its own.<br />
Finally, and most important,<br />
GM must control costs while<br />
keeping quality solid. For too<br />
long, GM executives reassured<br />
themselves with false economics,<br />
betting they could keep boosting<br />
wages, benefits and retirement<br />
packages beyond Cadillac levels<br />
as long as the flow of new money<br />
kept coming. When sales dipped,<br />
the walls came crashing in.<br />
Even in its diminished form,<br />
GM remains an important economic<br />
engine for the nation. The<br />
journey back to financial stability<br />
is still perilous, but the<br />
smooth trip through bankruptcy<br />
has at least given it a chance.<br />
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OLD POST FILES<br />
120 YEARS AGO: 1889<br />
The steamer City of St. Louis arrives from St. Louis and the<br />
City of New Orleans comes in from that city.• The condition of<br />
Alex Kuhn is worse.<br />
110 YEARS AGO: 1899<br />
James Nicholson returns from Glasgow, Scotland, after<br />
an absence of seven years. • The steamer Belle of the<br />
Bends”arrives from Greenville.<br />
100 YEARS AGO: 1909<br />
B.B. Watson is here from Lake Providence. • Drifting down<br />
the Mississippi River, a family named Fuller has a narrow<br />
escape from death when their houseboat catches fire.<br />
90 YEARS AGO: 1919<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Kline return from New Orleans. • Mary<br />
Green is up after a spell of fever.<br />
80 YEARS AGO: 1929<br />
Mrs. Eunice Stevens returns from visits to Bolton and Utica. •<br />
The Rev. and Mrs. A.M. Ayres motor to Asheville, N.C.<br />
70 YEARS AGO: 1939<br />
Hamilton Sears returns to New Orleans after visiting here. •<br />
Gen. Max Tyler, newly appointed president of the Mississippi<br />
River Commission, arrives in Vicksburg.<br />
60 YEARS AGO: 1949<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koestler Jr. announce the birth of a<br />
daughter. • The Billies home attendance is off 28,995 from last<br />
year.<br />
50 YEARS AGO: 1959<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Collins are visiting relatives and friends in<br />
Trenton, N.J. • Mrs. J.C. Reeves dies. • Paul Newman stars in<br />
“The Left Handed Gun” at the Vicksburg Drive-In Theatre.<br />
40 YEARS AGO: 1969<br />
Work continues on the Jackson Road relocation. • A sharp<br />
drop in the police activity, substantial fluctuations in water<br />
consumption and alterations in dining habits in Vicksburg<br />
over the previous few days are attributed to the almost universal<br />
interest in the U.S. moon landing. • Russell Baker is<br />
installed as president of the Vicksburg Toastmasters Club.<br />
30 YEARS AGO: 1979<br />
Nash Stewart received the annual scholarship of $750 from<br />
the Warren County Chapter of Mississippi State University<br />
Alumni. • Funeral services are held for Mrs. Katherine<br />
Scott Harper. • Angela Christina Moore celebrates her fourth<br />
birthday.<br />
20 YEARS AGO: 1989<br />
Supervisors discuss the possibility of a regional garbage<br />
dump in Warren County. • Jett first-grader Michael<br />
Kavanaugh becomes pen pals with President Bush as a result<br />
of his teacher, Judy Williams, teaching the class about politics<br />
as part of a history class. • City officials agree to spend $42,000<br />
on a housing project designed to help single-parent families<br />
break the cycle of poverty.<br />
10 YEARS AGO: 1999<br />
James A. Beesley, mayor of Port Gibson for 16 years, announces<br />
he will leave his post after the first of the year. • Mitch Kimball<br />
feeds M&M’s candy to Ginger, his 300-pound potbellied pig. •<br />
Marjorie W. Swett dies.<br />
MODERATELY CONFUSED<br />
by Bill Stahler<br />
Lunar landing’s benefits eclipsed practical stuff<br />
I’ve written before about the July<br />
night in the Half-Moon Lodge at<br />
Warner-Tully Y Camp when I joined<br />
about 80 other kids to watch Neil<br />
Armstrong’s first steps on the full<br />
moon, the real one.<br />
Forty years ago.<br />
The fact that someone had found<br />
or brought a TV to Warner-Tully<br />
was pretty amazing in itself. It was a<br />
13-inch black and white portable. The<br />
camp director put it on top of a spinet<br />
piano, wiggled the rabbit ears and<br />
we waited and waited — sitting on<br />
the concrete floor long past normal<br />
lights out — to see the blurry images<br />
on a TV that offered blurry images<br />
even when the camera wasn’t a quarter-million<br />
miles in space. Horseflies<br />
batted themselves against the<br />
window screens, attempting to get<br />
at us.<br />
In those days, we could all recite<br />
NASA facts and figures.<br />
Today it’s hard to describe how<br />
great the anticipation was and how<br />
many years Americans, collectively,<br />
sat on the edges of their seats needing<br />
to see something done right.<br />
CHARLIE<br />
MITCHELL<br />
Even as kids, we had the sense that<br />
the nation otherwise was coming<br />
apart at the seams. Two Kennedys<br />
murdered and one Martin Luther<br />
King. Civil rights marches and killings<br />
punctuated a general racial tension<br />
that was increasing by the day.<br />
Hippies, drugs, rebellion songs, sitins.<br />
A president who was almost held<br />
prisoner in the White House by protests<br />
against an undeclared jungle<br />
war in which 10 times as many U.S.<br />
soldiers died than have in Iraq and<br />
Afghanistan combined.<br />
Mercury, Gemini and Apollo got<br />
us through the 1960s. We were a<br />
Mercury, Gemini and Apollo got<br />
us through the 1960s. We were a<br />
people of accomplishment after<br />
all. We would end a tempestuous<br />
decade with a win for bravery and<br />
brain-power.<br />
people of accomplishment after all.<br />
We would end a tempestuous decade<br />
with a win for bravery and brainpower.<br />
Even as kids, we sensed that<br />
was pretty important.<br />
This month, Scientific American<br />
magazine reminds us that the day<br />
Apollo 11 landed on the moon, NASA<br />
had nine more manned lunar missions<br />
on the drawing board.<br />
Interest, however, waned and fear<br />
rose, especially after the near-disaster<br />
of Apollo 13. In the mid-1960s,<br />
NASA had 400,000 staffers and contractors<br />
on its payroll. The year after<br />
Apollo 11, the number was down to<br />
190,000 and NASA announced 50,000<br />
more jobs would be cut.<br />
Over the past few days, a lot of the<br />
reminiscing has been about whether<br />
space programs, then and now, are<br />
worth the money.<br />
A dominant feature of a lot of the<br />
articles has been to attempt to list<br />
practical “spinoffs” of space science.<br />
They are amazing and there really<br />
are too many to quantify.<br />
• The Owens-Corning fabric created<br />
for space suits is now the roofing<br />
material for sports stadiums.<br />
• Almost all cordless tools are the<br />
progeny of a Black and Decker contract<br />
to develop a drill to penetrate<br />
the moon’s surface.<br />
• Satellite TV.<br />
• Polarized, scratch-resistant<br />
sunglasses.<br />
• Medical imaging devices from<br />
MRIs to CAT scans are the progeny<br />
of machines developed for applications<br />
in space exploration.<br />
These days, hot-dog eating contests<br />
get more TV time and viewers than<br />
shuttle missions or International<br />
Space Station.<br />
It’s summer, so kids are still gathering<br />
in the Half-Moon Lodge down at<br />
Warner-Tully. I haven’t been there in<br />
many years, but I’m told the place is<br />
air-conditioned, which probably frustrates<br />
the horseflies even more than<br />
the window screens. There may even<br />
be a big, flat-screen TV for videos<br />
and such.<br />
But I imagine — or at least I hope<br />
— there are kids in the Half-Moon<br />
like we were.<br />
The practical aspects of space<br />
exploration or the cost-benefit ratio<br />
didn’t matter to us.<br />
In our vocabulary of that day, pretty<br />
much all we could say was, “neat”<br />
or “cool.”<br />
That summed it up.<br />
Kids then and now need to sense<br />
that people can do stuff — good stuff,<br />
“impossible” stuff — when they focus<br />
and put their minds to it.<br />
•<br />
Charlie Mitchell is executive editor of The<br />
Vicksburg Post. Write to him at Box 821668,<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39182, or e-mail cmitchell@<br />
vicksburgpost.com.
The Vicksburg Post Monday, July 20, 2009 A5<br />
Friend: Slain woman, suspect had split up<br />
Man accused of killing estranged wife, 5 other people in Tennessee, Alabama<br />
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn.<br />
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he’d seen fights between a slain<br />
southern Tennessee woman<br />
and the estranged husband<br />
accused of killing her and five<br />
other people.<br />
Jason Shaffer, 30, is charged<br />
with six counts of homicide in<br />
the deaths of his 38-year-old<br />
wife, Traci Shaffer, her father,<br />
brother, teenage son and a<br />
neighbor in rural Fayetteville.<br />
He also is charged with a killing<br />
in Huntsville, Ala., some 30<br />
miles south.<br />
“As far as seeing him do something<br />
like this, you just can’t<br />
see it,” family friend James<br />
Wilson told The Associated<br />
Press Sunday. He said the Shaffers<br />
had “gotten into it” before<br />
as far as fighting, but he never<br />
expected such violence.<br />
Wilson said he’s the boyfriend<br />
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Jacob Shaffer of Fayetteville<br />
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Pageant<br />
Continued from Page A1,<br />
on- and off-stage.<br />
“Whatever look is on my<br />
face, she knows whether it’s<br />
good or bad,” said Felicia<br />
Tadlock, who also sings and<br />
passed along her musical<br />
genes to her daughter.<br />
The new Miss Mississippi,<br />
who began singing at her<br />
church when she was 5, said<br />
she is hoping to take to the<br />
Miss America pageant in<br />
Las Vegas in January the<br />
same song she performed<br />
here last week and last<br />
year, “A New Life,” but she<br />
will have to have it cleared<br />
by the national pageant’s<br />
officials.<br />
Along with all the scholarships<br />
and perks that come<br />
with the crown, Tadlock<br />
said she is excited about the<br />
opportunity to promote her<br />
platform, music education for<br />
children.<br />
“I firmly believe that when<br />
you involve a child in the<br />
arts, especially in music<br />
early on, it’s going to have<br />
a profound impact on their<br />
educational opportunity<br />
later on,” she said. “I feel<br />
every child should have<br />
the opportunity for that<br />
experience.”<br />
A 2008 Mississippi State<br />
University graduate, Tadlock<br />
<strong>plan</strong>s to return to school<br />
to obtain a master’s degree<br />
and some day teach English<br />
at the high school or college<br />
level.<br />
She said she is unsure of<br />
which graduate school she<br />
would like to attend, but<br />
Mississippi State is in her<br />
blood, having had both parents,<br />
grandparents and a<br />
number of aunts and uncles<br />
graduate from there.<br />
The road to the 2010<br />
Miss America competition<br />
has already begun for the<br />
5-foot-4 blonde, who will be<br />
traveling back and forth<br />
from Brandon to Vicksburg<br />
for her preparations.<br />
Looking back at her four<br />
years in the Miss Mississippi<br />
program, she said,<br />
“It’s been a journey, but<br />
it’s worth every step of the<br />
way.”<br />
Pageant cash, scholarships down from 2008<br />
By Manivanh Chanprasith<br />
mchan@vicksburgpost.com<br />
The Miss Mississippi Corporation<br />
offered $567,123 in cash and in-kind<br />
scholarships this year, down from<br />
$698,638 offered last year, and pageant<br />
officials say it’s because they wanted to<br />
be conservative.<br />
“We knew there were going to be<br />
some rising costs as far as production<br />
and so forth,” said David Blackledge,<br />
chairman of the Miss Mississippi Corporation<br />
and executive director of the<br />
pageant. “We took some money from<br />
the patron program and moved it into<br />
the scholarships.”<br />
In-kind scholarships offered this year<br />
totaled $455,123, down from last year’s<br />
$581,938.<br />
A total of $112,000 in cash scholarships<br />
was awarded this year, down from<br />
$116,700 last year.<br />
Blackledge said business and individual<br />
donations have remained steady, so<br />
he doesn’t attribute the slight decrease<br />
to current economic trends.<br />
All 47 women who competed this year<br />
<strong>Health</strong> <strong>care</strong><br />
Continued from Page A1.<br />
Reid-Waxman cabal know<br />
that voters won’t stand for<br />
these kinds of foolish prescriptions<br />
for our health<br />
<strong>care</strong>. We do, too. That’s why<br />
Republicans will stop at<br />
nothing to remind voters<br />
about the risky experimentation<br />
going on in Washington,”<br />
the party chairman<br />
said. Harry Reid, D-Nev., is<br />
Senate majority leader; Rep.<br />
Henry Waxman, D-Calif.,<br />
is chairman of the House<br />
Energy and Commerce<br />
Committee.<br />
Republican officials said<br />
they were supplementing<br />
Steele’s speech with a<br />
round of television advertising<br />
designed to oppose<br />
government-run health <strong>care</strong>.<br />
The 30-second commercial,<br />
titled “Grand Experiment,”<br />
criticizes recent government<br />
aid to the auto industry and<br />
banks as “the biggest spending<br />
spree in our history” and<br />
warns similarly of “a risky<br />
experiment with our health<br />
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Lillie Mae Bailey<br />
received scholarship money provided<br />
by the Miss Mississippi Corporation.<br />
Here’s a breakdown:<br />
• Miss Mississippi 2009 Anna Tadlock<br />
will receive a $10,000 scholarship<br />
for winning the state title. She will also<br />
receive a $300 scholarship for her preliminary<br />
talent win and a $200 preliminary<br />
swimwear win.<br />
Among the other Top 5 contestants.<br />
• Miss Heartland Danielle Smith won<br />
a $7,500 scholarship as a first alternate<br />
and a $200 swimwear preliminary<br />
award.<br />
• Miss Deep South Rachael Shannon<br />
won a $6,000 scholarship as second runner-up<br />
and a $300 talent preliminary<br />
award.<br />
• Miss Southern Magnolia Kristen<br />
Benigno won a $3,500 scholarship for<br />
her spot as third alternate.<br />
• Miss Hattiesburg Mary Brandon<br />
Norman won a $2,500 scholarship as<br />
fourth alternate.<br />
The other five semi-finalists each won<br />
a $2,000 scholarship. They were Miss<br />
Leaf River Valley Jessica Cofield, Miss<br />
Mississippi State University Sarah<br />
Lillie Mae “Mickey” Bailey<br />
died Saturday, July 18, 2009,<br />
at Mississippi Baptist Medical<br />
Center in Jackson. She<br />
was 64.<br />
Ms. Bailey was a native of<br />
Vicksburg and a 1965 graduate<br />
of Rosa A. Temple High<br />
School. She was a supervisor<br />
at Ameristar Hotel for<br />
15 years. She was an active<br />
member of Greater Mount<br />
Zion M.B. Church and Bathsheba<br />
Grand Chapter, Order<br />
of Eastern Star.<br />
She was preceded in death<br />
by her parents, Johnny Sr.<br />
and Bernice Houzah Bailey; a<br />
sister, Mary Eliza Foster; and<br />
a brother, O.C. Bailey.<br />
Survivors include two<br />
daughters, Rene Rena Wince<br />
of Vicksburg and Riletta<br />
Wince Williams of Memphis;<br />
a son, Terrill Wince of<br />
Fort Worth; seven sisters,<br />
Ruby Valentine and Joesphine<br />
Bailey, both of Oakland,<br />
Calif., Bernice Money<br />
of St. Albans, N.Y., Gloria<br />
Turner of Union City, Calif.,<br />
and Betty Bailey, Velma<br />
Bailey and Shirley Bailey,<br />
all of Vicksburg; and four<br />
grandchildren, Jermaine and<br />
Chiquita Wince of Vicksburg,<br />
Tierra Wince of Port<br />
Gibson and Jaylen Williams<br />
of Memphis.<br />
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of Bentonia Methodist<br />
Church.<br />
She was preceded in death<br />
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The GOP ads show children<br />
who presumably would be<br />
burdened as adult taxpayers<br />
with the cost of the health<strong>care</strong><br />
overhaul. The commercials<br />
are being broadcast<br />
in Nevada, home of Senate<br />
Majority Leader Harry Reid,<br />
as well Arkansas and North<br />
Dakota, states represented<br />
in the Senate by moderate<br />
Democrats. The ad is also<br />
being posted on the Internet,<br />
in coordination with a grassroots<br />
campaign.<br />
Separately, the insurance<br />
industry, which challenged<br />
President Bill Clinton’s<br />
health-<strong>care</strong> effort in the early<br />
1990s, launched its first TV<br />
ads of this year’s health-<strong>care</strong><br />
fight. The multimillion-dollar<br />
campaign, being aired<br />
nationally on cable stations,<br />
restates the industry’s support<br />
for an overhaul that provides<br />
universal coverage and<br />
its offer to cover people who<br />
are already sick. The ad campaign<br />
does not mention the<br />
insurers’ strong opposition<br />
to creating a government-run<br />
insurance option.<br />
In his speech, Steele broadened<br />
his attack beyond<br />
health <strong>care</strong> to question<br />
Obama’s truthfulness.<br />
The president “tells us he<br />
doesn’t want to spend more<br />
than we have, he doesn’t<br />
want the deficit to go up, he<br />
doesn’t want to live off borrowed<br />
money. But he also<br />
told us he didn’t want to run<br />
an auto company. President<br />
Obama justifies this spending<br />
by saying the devil made<br />
him do it. He doesn’t want<br />
to spend trillions we can’t<br />
afford, but he says he just<br />
can’t help it,” Steele said in<br />
the prepared excerpts.<br />
The Republican chairman<br />
is making his speech at a<br />
time when Obama is struggling<br />
to advance his trademark<br />
health-<strong>care</strong> proposal<br />
after a period of evident<br />
progress. Two of three House<br />
deaths<br />
Martha Burton; and a sister,<br />
Elizabeth Ann Burton.<br />
Survivors include a brother,<br />
David Burton of Vicksburg;<br />
and two sisters, Carol Green<br />
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Miss Mississippi 2009 Anna Tadlock sits Sunday with her parents,<br />
Felicia and Tommy Tadlock.<br />
Beth James, Miss Dixie Corie Stanford,<br />
Miss Mid South Fenly Akers and<br />
Miss Historic Crossroads Chelsea Kaitlin<br />
Rick.<br />
Six non-finalists were awarded $700<br />
talent award scholarships. Recipients<br />
were Miss Metro Jackson Katherine<br />
Barkett, who also won a $300 talent preliminary<br />
award; Miss North Central<br />
Mississippi Caitlyn Smith, who also<br />
won a $300 talent preliminary award;<br />
Miss Madison Meagan Holaday; Miss<br />
Itawamba Community College Brittany<br />
Faye Kinard; Miss Southwest Mississippi<br />
Community College Megan Miller;<br />
and Miss Dixieland Marie Elizabeth<br />
Wicks.<br />
Other scholarship winners were:<br />
• Miss Central Mississippi Rachael<br />
Hughes, $1,500 River Region Medical<br />
Center Auxiliary Scholarship.<br />
• Miss West Central Mississippi<br />
Amber Lynn Strange, $500 Vicksburg<br />
Association of Marketing Professionals<br />
Scholarship.<br />
• Miss Clinton Tiffany Boyte, $500<br />
Entergy Mississippi Inc. Scholarship.<br />
• Miss Central Mississippi Rachael<br />
committees have approved<br />
their portions of the bill,<br />
while one of two Senate<br />
panels have acted.<br />
But conservative Democrats<br />
have raised objections<br />
to some elements of the legislation,<br />
and efforts in the<br />
Senate to reach a bipartisan<br />
agreement have yet to<br />
bear fruit. Obama’s attempt<br />
to impose an early August<br />
deadline on both the House<br />
and Senate for passage of<br />
legislation is in jeopardy.<br />
White House officials spent<br />
Sunday defending Obama’s<br />
health-<strong>care</strong> proposals and<br />
stressing that Congress has<br />
not yet written the final draft<br />
of legislation that would dramatically<br />
reshape how Americans<br />
receive health <strong>care</strong>.<br />
Instead, they said, Republicans<br />
— and even some Democrats<br />
— should wait until a<br />
final bill takes form.<br />
Getting it done by August,<br />
though, appeared to be<br />
pushed back. Administration<br />
of Flora and Cindy Burton of<br />
Brandon.<br />
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Hughes and Miss Mississippi State University<br />
Sarah Beth James each won<br />
a $500 Mississippi Organ Recovery<br />
Scholarship.<br />
• Miss Riverland Diana Strickland,<br />
$1,000 Mississippi Chiropractic Association<br />
Posture Scholarship. She also won<br />
a $200 swimwear preliminary award.<br />
• Miss Southland Crystal Flores, $500<br />
Good Samaritan Physical Therapy<br />
Scholarship.<br />
• Miss Tupelo Adrian Turner, $500<br />
Helping Hand Pharmacy Scholarship<br />
• Miss Rankin County-Southwest<br />
Shelby Danielle Corn, $500 Mrs.<br />
Betty Jean “Boop” Mims Memorial<br />
Scholarship<br />
The 37 non-finalists each received a<br />
$1,400 scholarship.<br />
• Miss Gulf Coast Julie Hall won<br />
the Community Service Scholarship,<br />
$1,500.<br />
• Miss Magnolia Melissa King won the<br />
Academic Scholarship, $1,500.<br />
• Miss University Brooke Beard won<br />
the Quality of Life Scholarship, $1,000.<br />
• Miss Delta Blues Bethany Pratt won<br />
the Children’s Miracle Maker Award.<br />
officials said they still have<br />
a goal for the Senate and the<br />
House to pass separate bills<br />
before an August recess.<br />
“We think we can make<br />
that. We’re working towards<br />
that,” White House budget<br />
director Peter Orszag said.<br />
“And we have to remember,<br />
there are some who are<br />
advocating the delay simply<br />
because they don’t have anything<br />
to put on the table.<br />
... There are those who are<br />
advocating delay just as a<br />
desperation move to try to<br />
kill this.”<br />
Time would appear to be on<br />
the Republicans’ side, however.<br />
A Washington Post-<br />
ABC News survey released<br />
Monday shows approval of<br />
Obama’s handling of health<strong>care</strong><br />
reform slipping below 50<br />
percent for the first time. The<br />
poll had a margin of sampling<br />
error of plus or minus 3<br />
percentage points.<br />
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Memorial Service<br />
11 a.m. Thursday,<br />
July 23, 2009<br />
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PRECISION FORECAST<br />
BY CHIEF METEOROLOGIST<br />
BARBIE BASSSETT<br />
TONIGHT<br />
68°<br />
tuesday<br />
86°<br />
The chance for showers<br />
and thunderstorms hovers<br />
over the area for much of<br />
this week. High temps will<br />
remain in the upper 80s.<br />
WEATHER<br />
This weather package is<br />
compiled from historical<br />
records and information<br />
provided by the U.S. Army<br />
Corps of Engineers, the<br />
City of Vicksburg and The<br />
Associated Press.<br />
LOCAL FORECAST<br />
wednesday-thursday<br />
Showers and thunderstorms<br />
likely Wednesday;<br />
partly cloudy Thursday<br />
with a chance for showers<br />
and thunderstorms<br />
STATE FORECAST<br />
TONIGHT<br />
Slight chance of showers<br />
and thunderstorms in the<br />
evening, otherwise cloudy;<br />
lows in the upper 60s;<br />
southeast winds around<br />
5 mph<br />
tuesDAY-wednesday<br />
Chance of rain and thunderstorms<br />
Tuesday; rain<br />
likely Wednesday<br />
Almanac<br />
Highs and Lows<br />
High/past 24 hours............. 85º<br />
Low/past 24 hours.............. 64º<br />
Average temperature........ 75º<br />
Normal this date.................. 82º<br />
Record low..............64º in 1984<br />
Record high......... 100º in 2000<br />
Rainfall<br />
Recorded at the<br />
Vicksburg Water Plant<br />
Past 24 hours.....................None<br />
This month.............3.52 inches<br />
Total/year............. 29.31 inches<br />
Normal/month.....2.21 inches<br />
Normal/year........ 32.20 inches<br />
Solunar table<br />
Most active times for fish<br />
and wildlife Tuesday:<br />
A.M. Active............................ 4:46<br />
A.M. Most active...............11:02<br />
P.M. Active............................. 5:17<br />
P.M. Most active................11:33<br />
Sunrise/sunset<br />
Sunset today........................ 8:06<br />
Sunset tomorrow............... 8:06<br />
Sunrise tomorrow............. 6:09<br />
RIVER DATA<br />
Stages<br />
Mississippi River<br />
at Vicksburg<br />
Current: 18.9 | Change: -0.2<br />
Flood: 43 feet<br />
Yazoo River at Greenwood<br />
Current: 15.7 | Change: -1.3<br />
Flood: 35 feet<br />
Yazoo River at Yazoo City<br />
Current: 13.6 | Change: -0.2<br />
Flood: 29 feet<br />
Yazoo River at Belzoni<br />
Current: 16.3 | Change: -0.6<br />
Flood: 34 feet<br />
Big Black River at West<br />
Current: 8.6 | Change: 1.8<br />
Flood: 12 feet<br />
Big Black River at Bovina<br />
Current: 7.6 | Change: None<br />
Flood: 28 feet<br />
StEELE BAYOU<br />
Land....................................69.5<br />
River....................................65.8<br />
MISSISSIPPI RIVER<br />
Forecast<br />
Cairo, Ill.<br />
Tuesday.................................. 22.2<br />
Wednesday........................... 20.7<br />
Thursday................................ 19.4<br />
Arkansas City<br />
Tuesday.................................. 13.9<br />
Wednesday........................... 14.3<br />
Thursday................................ 14.6<br />
Greenville<br />
Tuesday.................................. 24.9<br />
Wednesday........................... 25.2<br />
Thursday................................ 25.5<br />
Vicksburg<br />
Tuesday.................................. 19.6<br />
Wednesday........................... 19.7<br />
Thursday................................ 20.0
A8 Monday, July 20, 2009 The Vicksburg Post<br />
100-year-olds’ club starting<br />
to get crowded across globe<br />
WASHINGTON — It’s<br />
starting to get crowded in the<br />
100-year-olds’ club.<br />
Once virtually nonexistent,<br />
the world’s population<br />
of centenarians is projected<br />
to reach nearly 6 million by<br />
midcentury. That’s pushing<br />
the median age toward 50 in<br />
many developed nations and<br />
challenging views of what it<br />
means to be old and middleage.<br />
The number of centenarians<br />
already has jumped from<br />
an estimated few thousand<br />
in 1950 to more than 340,000<br />
worldwide today, with the<br />
highest concentrations in<br />
the U.S. and Japan, according<br />
to the latest Census<br />
Bureau figures and a report<br />
being released today by the<br />
National Institute on Aging.<br />
Their numbers are projected<br />
to grow at more than<br />
20 times the rate of the total<br />
population by 2050, making<br />
them the fastest growing age<br />
segment.<br />
Demographers attribute<br />
booming long-livers to<br />
decades of medical advances<br />
and improved diets, which<br />
have reduced heart disease<br />
and stroke. Genetics and<br />
lifestyle also play a factor.<br />
So, too, do doctors who are<br />
more willing to aggressively<br />
treat the health problems of<br />
people once considered too<br />
old for such <strong>care</strong>.<br />
In the U.S., centenarians<br />
are expected to increase<br />
from 75,000 to more than<br />
600,000 by midcentury. Those<br />
primarily are baby boomers<br />
hitting the 100-year mark.<br />
Report: CIT board<br />
OKs $3B rescue loan<br />
NEW YORK — CIT Group<br />
Inc.’s board approved a deal<br />
with major bondholders to<br />
keep the company out of<br />
bankruptcy with a $3 billion<br />
rescue loan, according to<br />
published reports.<br />
The emergency loan gives<br />
the commercial lender some<br />
nation<br />
desperately needed breathing<br />
room to refinance maturing<br />
debt amid a major liquidity<br />
squeeze.<br />
Shares of CIT Group<br />
jumped 59 cents, or 84 percent,<br />
to $1.29 in premarket<br />
trading today.<br />
Lower IQ scores linked<br />
to prenatal pollution<br />
The associated press<br />
Ann Nixon Cooper, center, prepares to cut her birthday cake<br />
as she celebrates her 107th birthday party at her home in<br />
Atlanta surrounded by family and friends.<br />
CHICAGO — Researchers<br />
for the first time have linked<br />
air pollution exposure before<br />
birth with lower IQ scores<br />
in childhood, bolstering evidence<br />
that smog may harm<br />
the developing brain.<br />
The results are in a study of<br />
249 children of New York City<br />
women who wore backpack<br />
air monitors for 48 hours<br />
during the last few months of<br />
pregnancy.<br />
They lived in mostly lowincome<br />
neighborhoods in<br />
northern Manhattan and<br />
the South Bronx. They had<br />
varying levels of exposure<br />
to typical kinds of urban air<br />
pollution, mostly from car,<br />
bus and truck exhaust.<br />
At age 5, before starting<br />
school, the children<br />
were given IQ tests. Those<br />
exposed to the most pollution<br />
before birth scored on<br />
average four to five points<br />
lower than children with less<br />
exposure.<br />
That’s a big enough difference<br />
that it could affect children’s<br />
performance in school,<br />
said Frederica Perera, the<br />
study’s lead author and director<br />
of the Columbia Center<br />
for Children’s Environmental<br />
<strong>Health</strong>.<br />
Interior to halt<br />
Grand Canyon mining<br />
WASHINGTON — Interior<br />
Secretary Ken Salazar<br />
will announce today that his<br />
department is temporarily<br />
barring the filing of new uranium<br />
mining claims on about<br />
1 million acres near the<br />
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administration official said.<br />
The land is being “segregated”<br />
for two years so that<br />
the department can study<br />
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The announcement comes<br />
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SPORTS<br />
monDAY, julY 20, 2009 • SECTION B<br />
PUZZLES B5 | CLASSIFIEDS B6<br />
Steve Wilson, sports editor | E-mail: sports@vicksburgpost.com | Tel: 601.636.4545 ext 142<br />
SCHEDULE<br />
PREP FOOTBALL<br />
Red Carpet Bowl<br />
VHS vs. Ocean Springs<br />
WC hosts Gulfport<br />
Aug. 21, 6 p.m.<br />
at Warren Central<br />
PCA at Tallulah Academy<br />
Aug. 21, 7 p.m.<br />
St. Al at Pelahatchie<br />
Aug. 21, 7:30 p.m.<br />
ON TV<br />
6 p.m. ESPN - The<br />
Philadephia Phillies, winners<br />
of eight straight<br />
games, try to stay hot and<br />
increase their lead in the<br />
NL East when they host the<br />
Chicago Cubs in the opener<br />
of a three-game series.<br />
WHO’S HOT<br />
TRAVIS JONES<br />
Mississippi<br />
Braves<br />
second<br />
baseman<br />
went 3-for-<br />
3 with<br />
a home<br />
run, double<br />
and<br />
four RBIs in a 4-3 win over<br />
Huntsville on Sunday.<br />
SIDELINES<br />
Vick’s dogfighting<br />
sentence is over<br />
HAMPTON, Va. (AP) —<br />
Suspended NFL star Michael<br />
Vick’s federal dogfighting<br />
sentence ended<br />
today, freeing him to lobby<br />
for a return to the field.<br />
Vick’s attorney Lawrence<br />
Woodward told The Associated<br />
Press outside Vick’s<br />
suburban Virginia home<br />
that the former Atlanta<br />
Falcons quarterback had<br />
been released from federal<br />
custody as scheduled.<br />
That means Vick no longer<br />
has to wear the electronic<br />
monitor he’s had on while<br />
under home confinement<br />
for the last two months of<br />
his 23-month sentence.<br />
Shortly before Woodward<br />
came out of the house, two<br />
men in a government car<br />
with a federal Bureau of<br />
Prisons folder on the dashboard<br />
paid a brief visit to<br />
the home. They carried a<br />
case similar to the one that<br />
Vick’s ankle monitor was<br />
delivered in when he started<br />
home confinement.<br />
Freedom will allow Vick<br />
to step up his efforts to resume<br />
his pro football <strong>care</strong>er.<br />
Vick hopes to soon<br />
meet with NFL commissioner<br />
Roger Goodell, who<br />
has said he would review<br />
Vick’s status after Vick completed<br />
his sentence.<br />
Goodell has said he<br />
wants to sit down with<br />
Vick, but it’s unclear when<br />
that face-to-face meeting<br />
will take place.<br />
“The review of his status<br />
is ongoing,” league spokesman<br />
Greg Aiello said today.<br />
“There are no further details<br />
and no timetable.”<br />
If Vick is able to return to<br />
the NFL, it won’t be with<br />
Atlanta. The Falcons released<br />
Vick in June.<br />
“Michael did an egregious<br />
thing,” Goodell told<br />
The Associated Press in<br />
April. “He has paid a very<br />
significant price for that.”<br />
Vick will remain on probation<br />
for three years. He<br />
also is under a three-year<br />
suspended sentence for a<br />
state dogfighting conviction.<br />
LOTTERY<br />
La. Pick 3: 2-8-3<br />
La. Pick 4: 5-2-7-5<br />
Weekly results: B2<br />
MSU running back Dixon arrested in Starkville<br />
From staff reports<br />
BaSEBaLL<br />
STARKVILLE — Anthony<br />
Dixon, Mississippi State’s<br />
leading rusher the past two<br />
seasons, was arrested Saturday<br />
night in Starkville on<br />
three midemeanor charges.<br />
The Starkville Daily News<br />
and The Clarion-Ledger of<br />
Jackson reported the arrest<br />
was for driving under the<br />
influence, <strong>care</strong>less driving<br />
and no proof of insurance.<br />
Dixon<br />
was arrested<br />
shortly after<br />
10 p.m. on<br />
Saturday<br />
night. According<br />
to the<br />
arrest report<br />
obtained by<br />
Anthony<br />
the Clarion-<br />
Dixon<br />
Ledger, Dixon<br />
was stopped by police after<br />
driving erratically for several<br />
blocks.<br />
When the traffic stop was<br />
made, the officer “noticed<br />
that Mr. Dixon’s speech was<br />
slurred and his eyes were<br />
blood shot,” according to<br />
the report. The officer also<br />
observed two champagne<br />
bottles on the floor of the car.<br />
Dixon refused a field sobriety<br />
test and was taken to<br />
the police station. He again<br />
refused a breathalyzer test<br />
ThE ASSoCIATED PrESS<br />
Atlanta Braves pitcher Javier Vazquez delivers in the first<br />
inning of Sunday’s game against the New York Mets.<br />
and was then arrested and<br />
issued citations for <strong>care</strong>less<br />
driving and no proof of liability<br />
insurance.<br />
Team spokesman Joe Galbraith<br />
said coach Dan Mullen<br />
would wait to take disciplinary<br />
action.<br />
“I can confirm we know<br />
about the incident and we<br />
are going to look into it and<br />
determine all the facts before<br />
a decision,” MSU football<br />
team spokesman Joe Galbraith<br />
told the Starkville<br />
Daily News on Sunday.<br />
Dixon, a senior from Terry,<br />
rushed for 1,066 yards and 14<br />
touchdowns in 2007, when he<br />
led the Bulldogs to a Liberty<br />
Bowl victory over Central<br />
Florida. He is just 626 yards<br />
short of passing Jerious Norwood<br />
for MSU’s <strong>care</strong>er rushing<br />
yards record. Dixon was<br />
also a preseason secondteam<br />
selection to the All-SEC<br />
team announced last week.<br />
Watson wilts on final hole of British Open<br />
By The Associated Press<br />
TURNBERRY, Scotland —<br />
As Tom Watson stood on the<br />
18th green, where it had all<br />
slipped away not more than<br />
an hour earlier, he looked<br />
down wistfully at the trophy<br />
Stewart Cink was clutching.<br />
Watson’s name is engraved<br />
on the claret jug five times.<br />
He must have wondered<br />
how good No. 6 would have<br />
felt.<br />
And how much it hurt now.<br />
A British Open that was<br />
improbable from beginning<br />
to end saved its biggest<br />
shocker for the end. A guy<br />
just a few years shy of Social<br />
Security and playing on a<br />
surgically replaced hip had<br />
a chance to win golf’s oldest<br />
major.<br />
Scratch that. Should have<br />
won.<br />
“The old fogey almost did<br />
it,” Watson said, unable to<br />
hide the sadness that he and<br />
just about everyone outside<br />
of Cink’s immediate family<br />
was feeling in the fading light<br />
of a Sunday evening along<br />
the Scottish coast.<br />
Just when everyone finally<br />
believed — “By God, can it<br />
really happen?” a BBC commentator<br />
screamed after<br />
Watson sank another clutch<br />
putt — it was snatched away<br />
in such gut-wrenching fashion<br />
that even the winner<br />
sounded a bit apologetic<br />
about taking possession of<br />
the Open’s cherished prize.<br />
“I have to be honest,” Cink<br />
said. “Playing against Tom<br />
in the playoff, it’s mixed feelings<br />
because I’ve watched<br />
him with such admiration all<br />
week. And of course it would<br />
come down to me against<br />
him in the playoff.”<br />
Give Cink his due. He<br />
capped a 1-under 69 in<br />
the final round of a major<br />
with the biggest putt of his<br />
<strong>care</strong>er, a 12-foot birdie on<br />
the 72nd hole that had to go<br />
in if he was going to have<br />
Braves<br />
hammer<br />
Mets, 7-1<br />
By The Associated Press<br />
ATLANTA — The Atlanta<br />
Braves are looking more like<br />
contenders. The New York<br />
Mets are looking for help.<br />
Yunel Escobar had two of<br />
his four RBIs in a five-run<br />
fifth inning and the Braves<br />
beat New York 7-1 on Sunday<br />
night as the Mets lost yet<br />
another player to an injury.<br />
“He’s been coming<br />
through,” Braves manager<br />
Bobby Cox said of Escobar,<br />
who is 8-for-11 with eight<br />
RBIs in three games hitting<br />
See Braves, Page B3.<br />
COLLEgE fOOTBaLL<br />
Stewart Cink, left, holds the Claret Jug after winning the<br />
British Open in a playoff over Tom Watson, right, on Sunday<br />
gOLf<br />
any chance. When Watson<br />
opened the door, Cink busted<br />
it down with two birdies in<br />
the four-hole playoff, routing<br />
an opponent who suddenly<br />
looked his age by a whopping<br />
six strokes.<br />
But, unfair as it may seem,<br />
the Open champion was<br />
a mere bit player in this<br />
drama.<br />
This was all about a<br />
59-year-old golfer who shot<br />
a 65 on the first day, led after<br />
the next two rounds and was<br />
up by a stroke heading to the<br />
72nd hole.<br />
The script was perfect.<br />
Watson was playing the<br />
same course where he bested<br />
Jack Nicklaus in the famous<br />
“Duel in the Sun” of 1977.<br />
Woods wasn’t around to get<br />
in the way. The other contenders<br />
had largely faded<br />
away, leaving Watson to<br />
claim the lead all to himself<br />
at No. 17 with a tap-in birdie.<br />
On to the 18th tee, where<br />
Watson pulled out the same<br />
iron he’d been using all<br />
week and hit one out to the<br />
far edge of the fairway. He<br />
decided on an 8-iron, merely<br />
See Open, Page B3.<br />
ThE ASSoCIATED PrESS<br />
at Turnberry golf course in Scotland. Below, the 59-year-old<br />
Watson waits on the fifth tee during the playoff.<br />
Big day by Jones<br />
powers M-Braves<br />
From staff reports<br />
With one scintillating<br />
afternoon, Travis Jones<br />
erased two months’ worth of<br />
frustration.<br />
The light-hitting second<br />
baseman went 3-for-3 with a<br />
homer and four RBIs Sunday,<br />
leading the Mississippi<br />
Braves to a 4-3 win over the<br />
Huntsville Stars at Trustmark<br />
Park.<br />
Jones had been hitting<br />
just .186 over his previous 39<br />
games in June and July. He<br />
had as many hits on Sunday<br />
as he did in the first 13 games<br />
of this month. He drove in<br />
a run with a single in the<br />
bottom of the second inning,<br />
then put the M-Braves ahead<br />
for good with a three-run<br />
homer in the fourth.<br />
mINOR LEagUE<br />
BaSEBaLL<br />
Jones’ blast to left field, his<br />
fourth of the year, gave the<br />
M-Braves a 4-2 lead. It was<br />
the team’s first three-run<br />
home run of the season. They<br />
have hit just 35 homers total<br />
in 95 games, last in the Southern<br />
League.<br />
Drew Anderson hit a solo<br />
homer in the ninth inning for<br />
Huntsville, and finished the<br />
game 2-for-3. Chuck Caufield<br />
and Yohannis Perez also had<br />
two hits apiece.<br />
Concepcion Rodriguez had<br />
two hits and scored twice for<br />
the M-Braves. Kyle Cofield<br />
(6-3) earned the win, going 6<br />
2/3 innings and allowing two<br />
runs on eight hits.
B2 Monday, July 20, 2009 The Vicksburg Post<br />
on tv<br />
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<br />
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL<br />
6 p.m. ESPN - Chicago Cubs at<br />
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SOFTBALL<br />
8 p.m. ESPN2 - Women’s World Cup,<br />
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Tuesday<br />
CYCLING<br />
5:30 a.m. Versus - Tour de France,<br />
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11 a.m. Versus - Tour de France,<br />
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sidelines<br />
from staff & AP reports<br />
Baseball<br />
Venom finishes<br />
second in division<br />
The Vicksburg Venom had<br />
another memorable weekend.<br />
The Venom advanced to the championship<br />
game in the Blue Division<br />
of the USSSA 11-year-olds’ Global<br />
World Series on Sunday in Southaven,<br />
before losing 7-1 to the DeSoto<br />
Tigers and finishing second. The<br />
tournament included 18 teams from<br />
seven states, and teams were split<br />
into competitive divisions after a<br />
preliminary round.<br />
The Venom advanced by beating<br />
the Arkansas Naturals on Saturday,<br />
10-6, and the Jaguars 11-2 in<br />
the semifinals. Dale Griffith scattered<br />
four hits and two runs in five<br />
innings to get the win against the<br />
Naturals, a team from Springdale,<br />
Ark. Griffith also went 2-for-3 with<br />
a two-run homer.<br />
Lane Hynum had a total of four<br />
hits in the two victories, and Will<br />
Pierce had two hits against the<br />
Naturals.<br />
Pierce went 4-for-9 with a double,<br />
three RBIs, three runs scored and<br />
two stolen bases in three tournament<br />
games.<br />
Football<br />
USF kicker survives<br />
fall at Busch Gardens<br />
TAMPA, Fla. — A University of<br />
South Florida football player was<br />
recovering at a hospital after falling<br />
35 feet from a gondola ride<br />
while working at Busch Gardens in<br />
Tampa, team officials said.<br />
Team officials identified the<br />
player as Maikon Bonani, 20, USF’s<br />
starting kicker. The park did not<br />
immediately release the employee’s<br />
name or the extent of his injuries,<br />
said spokeswoman Jill Revelle.<br />
The employee was working Saturday<br />
at the Skyride attraction. After<br />
sending passengers on a gondola<br />
out of the station, the employee<br />
thought the door might be unlocked<br />
and held onto the door to check it<br />
while guests sat on the ride, according<br />
to a park statement. He held on<br />
as the gondola took off — then 35<br />
feet above the ground — let go and<br />
dropped into a landscaped area, the<br />
statement added.<br />
“He was trying to make sure they<br />
were safe,” said Revelle of those on<br />
the ride. She added that no one else<br />
was injured.<br />
Park management was reviewing<br />
safety procedures. No further information<br />
was released Sunday by the<br />
park.<br />
USF football coach Jim Leavitt<br />
told the St. Petersburg Times<br />
that he spoke to Bonani by phone<br />
and later visited him. Leavitt<br />
said Bonani may have injured his<br />
vertebra.<br />
“He’s in pain, but doing fine and<br />
resting,” Leavitt said.<br />
flashback<br />
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<br />
July 20<br />
1858 — Fans are charged for the<br />
first time to see a baseball game.<br />
Approximately 1,500 fans pay 50<br />
cents to see the New York All-Stars<br />
beat Brooklyn 22-18 at Fashion Race<br />
Course on Long Island.<br />
1997 — Justin Leonard closes<br />
with a 65 to win the British Open at<br />
12-under 272 at Royal Troon. Leonard,<br />
whose closing round is one of<br />
the best in major championship<br />
history, takes the lead from Jesper<br />
Parnevik with a birdie on No. 17.<br />
2002 — Tiger Woods, trying to<br />
win the third leg of the Grand Slam,<br />
shoots his worst round (81) as a<br />
professional, knocking himself out<br />
of contention.<br />
2008 — Padraig Harrington is the<br />
first European in more than a century<br />
to win golf’s oldest championship<br />
two years in a row. Harrington<br />
pulls away from mistake-prone<br />
Greg Norman and holds off a late<br />
charge by Ian Poulter for a fourshot<br />
victory in the British Open.<br />
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Sept. 11...................... at Natchez............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 18.......................Open date<br />
Sept. 25..... *at Northwest Rankin............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 2.............*Greenville-Weston................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 9........... *at Madison Central................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 16............................. *Murrah................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 23.........................*at Clinton................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 30.........................*Vicksburg................. 7 p.m.<br />
Nov. 6........................... *Grenada................. 7 p.m.<br />
#Red Carpet Bowl, at Warren Central<br />
*Region 2-6A games<br />
Vicksburg High<br />
Aug. 21...............#Ocean Springs................. 6 p.m.<br />
Aug. 28........................Open date<br />
Sept. 4.............. at Richwood, La.................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 11........................ Tylertown............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 18........... Lawrence County............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 25....................*at Grenada............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 2..............*Northwest Rankin................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 9........ *at Greenville-Weston................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 16..............*Madison Central................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 23.........................*at Murrah................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 30........... *at Warren Central................. 7 p.m.<br />
Nov. 6.............................. *Clinton................. 7 p.m.<br />
#Red Carpet Bowl, at Warren Central<br />
*Region 2-6A games<br />
St. Aloysius<br />
Aug. 21..................at Pelahatchie............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Aug. 28............Tallulah Academy............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 4........ at Greenville-St. Joe............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 11............. Madison-St. Joe............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 18.......................Open date<br />
Sept. 25................. *Bogue Chitto............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 2........................... *at Dexter................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 9................................ *Salem................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 16.................... *at Cathedral................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 23.....................*Mount Olive................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 30............... *at West Lincoln................. 7 p.m.<br />
Nov. 6....................... *Sebastopol................. 7 p.m.<br />
*Region 4-1A games<br />
Porters Chapel Academy<br />
Aug. 21....... at Tallulah Academy................. 7 p.m.<br />
Aug. 28..................... Prairie View................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 4................... at River Oaks................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 11....... *University Christian................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 18.............................. Trinity................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 25.......................*at Veritas................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 2...........*at Russell Christian................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 9........................... Tri-County................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 16...................... at Riverfield................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 23....................Central Hinds................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 30............................ *Newton................. 7 p.m.<br />
Tallulah Academy<br />
Aug. 21................ Porters Chapel................. 7 p.m.<br />
Aug. 28................. at St. Aloysius............ 7:30 p.m.<br />
Sept. 4......................... Glenbrook................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 11.................*at Huntington................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 18........................ at WCCA................. 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 25........................ Claiborne................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 2.................................Veritas................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 9...................Union Christian................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 16............... at Central Hinds................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 23.......................... *at Trinity................. 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 30.......................... *Briarfield................. 7 p.m.<br />
*District 6-A games<br />
major league baseball<br />
American League<br />
East Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Boston...........................55 36 .604 —<br />
New York......................54 37 .593 1<br />
Tampa Bay...................51 41 .554 4 1/2<br />
Toronto..........................46 47 .495 10<br />
Baltimore.......................41 50 .451 14<br />
Central Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Detroit............................48 42 .533 —<br />
Chicago.........................47 44 .516 1 1/2<br />
Minnesota......................47 45 .511 2<br />
Kansas City...................37 54 .407 11 1/2<br />
Cleveland......................36 57 .387 13 1/2<br />
West Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Los Angeles..................52 38 .578 —<br />
Texas............................49 41 .544 3<br />
Seattle...........................49 43 .533 4<br />
Oakland.........................38 52 .422 14<br />
———<br />
Sunday’s Games<br />
Seattle 5, Cleveland 3<br />
Toronto 3, Boston 1<br />
Baltimore 10, Chicago White Sox 2<br />
N.Y. Yankees 2, Detroit 1<br />
Tampa Bay 4, Kansas City 3<br />
L.A. Angels 1, Oakland 0, 10 innings<br />
Texas 5, Minnesota 3, 12 innings<br />
Today’s Games<br />
Baltimore (Da.Hernandez 2-2) at N.Y. Yankees<br />
(Pettitte 8-5), 6:05 p.m.<br />
Boston (Smoltz 1-2) at Texas (Millwood 8-7), 7:05<br />
p.m.<br />
L.A. Angels (O’Sullivan 2-0) at Kansas City (Ponson<br />
1-5), 7:10 p.m.<br />
Tampa Bay (Price 3-3) at Chicago White Sox<br />
(G.Floyd 7-6), 7:11 p.m.<br />
Minnesota (Blackburn 8-4) at Oakland (G.Gonzalez<br />
1-2), 9:05 p.m.<br />
———<br />
National League<br />
East Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Philadelphia...................51 38 .573 —<br />
Atlanta...........................46 46 .500 6 1/2<br />
Florida...........................46 47 .495 7<br />
New York......................43 48 .473 9<br />
Washington...................26 65 .286 26<br />
Central Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
St. Louis........................51 43 .543 —<br />
Chicago.........................47 43 .522 2<br />
Milwaukee.....................47 45 .511 3<br />
Houston.........................46 46 .500 4<br />
Cincinnati......................44 47 .484 5 1/2<br />
Pittsburgh......................40 51 .440 9 1/2<br />
West Division<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Los Angeles..................58 34 .630 —<br />
San Francisco...............50 41 .549 7 1/2<br />
Colorado........................50 42 .543 8<br />
Arizona..........................39 53 .424 19<br />
San Diego.....................37 55 .402 21<br />
———<br />
Saturday’s Late Games<br />
Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 1<br />
San Diego 3, Colorado 1<br />
L.A. Dodgers 5, Houston 2<br />
Sunday’s Games<br />
Cincinnati 5, Milwaukee 3<br />
Philadelphia 5, Florida 0<br />
Chicago Cubs 11, Washington 3<br />
San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3<br />
St. Louis 2, Arizona 1<br />
Colorado 6, San Diego 1<br />
L.A. Dodgers 4, Houston 3<br />
Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 1<br />
Today’s Games<br />
Chicago Cubs (Lilly 9-6) at Philadelphia (R.Lopez<br />
1-0), 6:05 p.m.<br />
Milwaukee (Burns 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf<br />
7-7), 6:05 p.m.<br />
N.Y. Mets (Li.Hernandez 5-5) at Washington (Martin<br />
0-0), 6:05 p.m.<br />
San Francisco (J.Sanchez 3-8) at Atlanta (Hanson<br />
4-0), 6:10 p.m.<br />
St. Louis (Lohse 4-5) at Houston (Moehler 6-5),<br />
7:05 p.m.<br />
Arizona (D.Davis 4-9) at Colorado (De La Rosa<br />
6-7), 7:40 p.m.<br />
Florida (VandenHurk 0-0) at San Diego (Stauffer<br />
0-1), 9:05 p.m.<br />
Cincinnati (Owings 6-9) at L.A. Dodgers (Schmidt<br />
0-0), 9:10 p.m.<br />
Tank McNamara<br />
BRAVES 7, METS 1<br />
New York<br />
Atlanta<br />
ab r h bi<br />
ab r h bi<br />
Pagan cf 4 0 1 0 McLoth cf 1 1 0 0<br />
LCastill 2b 3 1 2 0 Prado 2b 5 1 1 1<br />
DnMrp 1b 4 0 0 0 C.Jones 3b 2 0 0 1<br />
DWrght 3b 3 0 0 0 McCnn c 4 1 1 0<br />
Francr rf 4 0 1 1 GAndrs lf 4 1 2 0<br />
Reed lf 4 0 0 0 YEscor ss 4 1 3 4<br />
Cora ss 3 0 1 0 Ktchm 1b 4 0 1 1<br />
Schndr c 3 0 1 0 Church rf 2 1 0 0<br />
Nieve p 1 0 0 0 JVazqz p 2 1 1 0<br />
Reddng p 1 0 0 0 MGnzlz p 0 0 0 0<br />
Dessns p 0 0 0 0 Norton ph 0 0 0 0<br />
Misch p 0 0 0 0 RSorin p 0 0 0 0<br />
Berroa ph 1 0 0 0<br />
Stokes p 0 0 0 0<br />
Parnell p 0 0 0 0<br />
Totals 31 1 6 1 Totals 28 7 9 7<br />
New York.................................001 000 000 — 1<br />
Atlanta......................................010 150 00x — 7<br />
E—Cora (5), Francoeur (1). DP—New York 3.<br />
LOB—New York 5, Atlanta 7. 2B—Pagan (4),<br />
G.Anderson (16), Y.Escobar (20). HR—Y.Escobar<br />
(9). CS—L.Castillo (4). S—L.Castillo, J.Vazquez.<br />
SF—C.Jones.<br />
IP H R ER BB SO<br />
New York<br />
Nieve 1 0 0 0 1 0<br />
Redding L,1-4 3 4 5 2 3 0<br />
Dessens 1-3 1 1 1 0 0<br />
Misch 1 2-3 3 1 1 2 0<br />
Stokes 1 1 0 0 0 0<br />
Parnell 1 0 0 0 2 0<br />
Atlanta<br />
J.Vazquez W,7-7 7 6 1 1 1 5<br />
M.Gonzalez 1 0 0 0 0 1<br />
R.Soriano 1 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Redding pitched to 3 batters in the 5th.<br />
Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, Lance<br />
Barksdale; Second, Randy Marsh; Third, Dan<br />
Iassogna.<br />
T—2:47. A—34,293 (49,743).<br />
CARDINALS 2, DIAMONDBACKS 1<br />
Arizona<br />
St. Louis<br />
ab r h bi<br />
ab r h bi<br />
FLopez 2b 4 0 0 0 Schmkr 2b 4 0 1 0<br />
S.Drew ss 4 0 1 0 Rasms cf 3 0 0 0<br />
J.Upton rf 4 0 0 0 Pujols 1b 4 1 1 0<br />
Rynlds 3b 4 0 1 0 Ludwck rf 3 0 0 0<br />
Monter c 3 0 1 0 Duncan lf 3 0 0 0<br />
Ojeda pr 0 0 0 0 Ankiel lf 1 0 0 0<br />
GParra lf 4 1 1 0 YMolin c 2 1 1 0<br />
CYoung cf 3 0 1 0 DeRosa 3b 2 0 0 0<br />
Tracy 1b 3 0 1 1 Pineiro p 3 0 1 2<br />
Y.Petit p 2 0 0 0 TMiller p 0 0 0 0<br />
JGutrrz p 0 0 0 0 Frnkln p 0 0 0 0<br />
ARomr ph 1 0 0 0 BrRyan ss 3 0 0 0<br />
Rauch p 0 0 0 0<br />
Totals 32 1 6 1 Totals 28 2 4 2<br />
Arizona.....................................000 010 000 — 1<br />
St. Louis...................................000 200 00x — 2<br />
DP—St. Louis 1. LOB—Arizona 5, St. Louis 6.<br />
2B—S.Drew (17), Tracy (9), Pineiro (2).<br />
IP H R ER BB SO<br />
Arizona<br />
Y.Petit L,0-4 6 3 2 2 4 6<br />
J.Gutierrez 1 1 0 0 0 1<br />
Rauch 1 0 0 0 0 0<br />
St. Louis<br />
Pineiro W,8-9 7 5 1 1 0 3<br />
T.Miller H,6 2-3 1 0 0 0 1<br />
Franklin S,22-23 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1<br />
Umpires—Home, John Hirschbeck; First, Angel<br />
Campos; Second, Marty Foster; Third, Wally Bell.<br />
T—2:25. A—41,759 (43,975).<br />
AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS<br />
G AB R H Pct.<br />
ISuzuki Sea..................... 84 369 47 134 .363<br />
Mauer Min....................... 67 254 50 91 .358<br />
MiCabrera Det................ 88 333 52 108 .324<br />
Jeter NYY....................... 85 355 57 114 .321<br />
Rolen Tor........................ 80 305 48 97 .318<br />
Morneau Min................... 91 345 61 108 .313<br />
Kubel Min........................ 80 279 39 87 .312<br />
Crawford TB.................... 91 366 62 114 .311<br />
Figgins LAA.................... 89 348 72 108 .310<br />
JRivera LAA.................... 79 301 39 93 .309<br />
Home Runs<br />
CPena, Tampa Bay, 24; Branyan, Seattle, 23;<br />
NCruz, Texas, 23; Teixeira, New York, 23; Kinsler,<br />
Texas, 22; Dye, Chicago, 21; Inge, Detroit, 21;<br />
Morneau, Minnesota, 21.<br />
RBI<br />
Bay, Boston, 72; Morneau, Minnesota, 71; Longoria,<br />
Tampa Bay, 70; Teixeira, New York, 67; Tor-<br />
Hunter, Los Angeles, 65; Konerko, Chicago, 61.<br />
Runs<br />
Figgins, Los Angeles, 72; Pedroia, Boston, 68;<br />
BRoberts, Baltimore, 67; Damon, New York, 65;<br />
Kinsler, Texas, 65; Scutaro, Toronto, 65.<br />
Hits<br />
ISuzuki, Seattle, 134; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 114;<br />
AHill, Toronto, 114; Jeter, New York, 114; Cano,<br />
New York, 113; Pedroia, Boston, 109.<br />
Doubles<br />
Pedroia, Boston, 30; BRoberts, Baltimore, 30; Lind,<br />
Toronto, 29; Markakis, Baltimore, 29; Butler, Kansas<br />
City, 28; Byrd, Texas, 28.<br />
Triples<br />
Bloomquist, Kansas City, 7; Figgins, Los Angeles,<br />
7; DeJesus, Kansas City, 6; Andrus, Texas, 5;<br />
Crisp, Kansas City, 5; Cuddyer, Minnesota, 5.<br />
Stolen bases<br />
Crawford, Tampa Bay, 46; Ellsbury, Boston, 40;<br />
BUpton, Tampa Bay, 31; Figgins, Los Angeles,<br />
27; ISuzuki, Seattle, 20; BAbreu, Los Angeles, 19;<br />
Bartlett, Tampa Bay, 19; Kinsler, Texas, 19.<br />
PITCHING<br />
Wins<br />
Wakefield, Boston, 11-3; Beckett, Boston, 11-3;<br />
Halladay, Toronto, 11-3; JerWeaver, Los Angeles,<br />
10-3; Buehrle, Chicago, 10-3; FHernandez, Seattle,<br />
10-3; Slowey, Minnesota, 10-3.<br />
Strikeouts<br />
Verlander, Detroit, 155; Lester, Boston, 137;<br />
Greinke, Kansas City, 136; FHernandez, Seattle,<br />
129; Halladay, Toronto, 113; Beckett, Boston, 110;<br />
Garza, Tampa Bay, 107.<br />
Saves<br />
Fuentes, Los Angeles, 28; MaRivera, New York,<br />
26; Nathan, Minnesota, 25; Papelbon, Boston, 24;<br />
Aardsma, Seattle, 22; Jenks, Chicago, 21.<br />
NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS<br />
G AB R H Pct.<br />
HaRamirez Fla................ 85 325 54 112 .345<br />
Pujols StL........................ 93 318 76 106 .333<br />
Sandoval SF................... 85 320 42 106 .331<br />
Hawpe Col...................... 83 295 52 96 .325<br />
Tejada Hou..................... 90 370 50 120 .324<br />
Helton Col....................... 85 312 48 101 .324<br />
DWright NYM.................. 90 339 58 109 .322<br />
Kemp LAD...................... 90 336 53 108 .321<br />
Pierre LAD...................... 82 267 39 85 .318<br />
Ibanez Phi....................... 67 269 56 85 .316<br />
Home Runs<br />
Pujols, St. Louis, 34; Dunn, Washington, 24;<br />
Fielder, Milwaukee, 24; AdGonzalez, San Diego,<br />
24; Ibanez, Philadelphia, 24; Reynolds, Arizona,<br />
24; Howard, Philadelphia, 23.<br />
RBI<br />
Pujols, St. Louis, 90; Fielder, Milwaukee, 83;<br />
Howard, Philadelphia, 68; Ibanez, Philadelphia,<br />
65; Utley, Philadelphia, 65; Dunn, Washington, 64;<br />
BPhillips, Cincinnati, 62; Reynolds, Arizona, 62.<br />
Runs<br />
Pujols, St. Louis, 76; Utley, Philadelphia, 65; Victorino,<br />
Philadelphia, 64; Braun, Milwaukee, 63; Fielder,<br />
Milwaukee, 63; Werth, Philadelphia, 60; Bourn,<br />
Houston, 59; Zimmerman, Washington, 59.<br />
Hits<br />
Tejada, Houston, 120; HaRamirez, Florida, 112;<br />
Victorino, Philadelphia, 110; DWright, New York,<br />
109; Kemp, Los Angeles, 108; Pujols, St. Louis,<br />
106; Sandoval, San Francisco, 106.<br />
Doubles<br />
Tejada, Houston, 30; Hawpe, Colorado, 28; Helton,<br />
Colorado, 28; FSanchez, Pittsburgh, 28; HaRamirez,<br />
Florida, 26; CRoss, Florida, 26; Hudson, Los<br />
Angeles, 25; DWright, New York, 25.<br />
Triples<br />
Bourn, Houston, 8; GParra, Arizona, 7; Kemp, Los<br />
Angeles, 6; Victorino, Philadelphia, 6; Bonifacio,<br />
Florida, 5; Counsell, Milwaukee, 5; SDrew, Arizona,<br />
5; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 5; Morgan, Washington,<br />
5; JUpton, Arizona, 5.<br />
Stolen bases<br />
Bourn, Houston, 34; Morgan, Washington, 28;<br />
Pierre, Los Angeles, 23; Fowler, Colorado, 22;<br />
DWright, New York, 21; Kemp, Los Angeles, 20;<br />
Bonifacio, Florida, 18; Taveras, Cincinnati, 18.<br />
PITCHING<br />
Wins<br />
Marquis, Colorado, 12-6; Cain, San Francisco,<br />
11-2; JSantana, New York, 11-7; Lincecum, San<br />
Francisco, 10-2; Haren, Arizona, 10-5; Wainwright,<br />
St. Louis, 10-6; Arroyo, Cincinnati, 10-8.<br />
Strikeouts<br />
Lincecum, San Francisco, 159; JVazquez, Atlanta,<br />
141; Haren, Arizona, 137; Gallardo, Milwaukee,<br />
130; Wainwright, St. Louis, 123; Billingsley, Los<br />
Angeles, 119; JSantana, New York, 117.<br />
Saves<br />
BWilson, San Francisco, 24; Bell, San Diego, 24;<br />
Street, Colorado, 23; FrRodriguez, New York, 23;<br />
Franklin, St. Louis, 22; Broxton, Los Angeles, 22.<br />
minor league baseball<br />
Southern League<br />
North Division<br />
W L Pct. GB<br />
West Tenn (Mariners)... 16 9 .640 —<br />
Chattanooga (Dodgers).12 12 .500 3 1/2<br />
Tennessee (Cubs)........12 13 .480 4<br />
x-Huntsville (Brewers)... 11 14 .440 5<br />
Carolina (Reds).............9 16 .360 7<br />
South Division<br />
W L Pct. GB<br />
Jacksonville (Marlins)...15 10 .600 —<br />
x-Birmingham (W. Sox).14 11 .560 1<br />
Mobile (D’backs)...........13 11 .542 1 1/2<br />
Montgomery (Rays)......12 13 .480 3<br />
Mississippi (Braves)...10 15 .400 5<br />
x-Won first half title<br />
———<br />
Sunday’s Games<br />
Mississippi 4, Huntsville 3<br />
Carolina 6, Chattanooga 1<br />
Jacksonville 7, Tennessee 5<br />
Mobile 6, Birmingham 2<br />
West Tenn 6, Montgomery 1<br />
Today’s Games<br />
No games scheduled<br />
Tuesday’s Games<br />
Mississippi at Tennessee, 6:15 p.m.<br />
Mobile at Chattanooga, 6:15 p.m.<br />
Carolina at Huntsville, 7 p.m.<br />
Montgomery at Birmingham, 7:05 p.m.<br />
Jacksonville at West Tenn, 7:05 p.m.<br />
wnba<br />
EASTERN CONFERENCE<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Indiana..........................11 3 .786 —<br />
Connecticut...................8 6 .571 3<br />
Washington...................7 6 .538 3 1/2<br />
Chicago.........................8 8 .500 4<br />
Atlanta...........................7 10 .412 5 1/2<br />
Detroit............................5 8 .385 5 1/2<br />
New York......................5 8 .385 5 1/2<br />
WESTERN CONFERENCE<br />
W L Pct GB<br />
Phoenix.........................12 4 .750 —<br />
Seattle...........................10 6 .625 2<br />
Minnesota......................9 7 .563 3<br />
San Antonio..................6 8 .429 5<br />
Los Angeles..................4 8 .333 6<br />
Sacramento...................3 13 .188 9<br />
———<br />
Saturday’s Late Game<br />
Phoenix 97, Detroit 90, OT<br />
Sunday’s Games<br />
Connecticut 67, Indiana 61<br />
New York 89, Atlanta 86<br />
Chicago 85, San Antonio 75<br />
Seattle 72, Minnesota 69<br />
Detroit 69, Sacramento 65<br />
Today’s Games<br />
No games scheduled<br />
Tuesday’s Game<br />
Indiana at Washington, 6 p.m.<br />
nascar<br />
Sprint Cup Schedule<br />
Through July 11<br />
June 7 — Pocono 500 (Tony Stewart)<br />
June 14 — LifeLock 400 (Mark Martin)<br />
June 21 — Toyota/Save Mart 350 (Kasey Kahne)<br />
June 28 — Lenox Tools 301 (Joey Logano)<br />
July 4 — Coke Zero 400 (Tony Stewart)<br />
July 11 — LifeLock.com 400 (Mark Martin)<br />
July 26 — Allstate 400, Indianapolis<br />
Aug. 2 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Pa.<br />
Aug. 9 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The<br />
Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y.<br />
Aug. 16 — Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich.<br />
Aug. 22 — Sharpie 500, Bristol, Tenn.<br />
Sep. 6 — Pep Boys Auto 500, Hampton, Ga.<br />
Sep. 12 — Chevy 400, Richmond, Va.<br />
Sep. 20 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H.<br />
Sep. 27 — Dover 400, Dover, Del.<br />
Oct. 4 — Price Chopper 400, Kansas City, Kan.<br />
Oct. 11 — Pepsi 500, Fontana, Calif.<br />
Oct. 17 — NASCAR Banking 500, Concord, N.C.<br />
Oct. 25 — TUMS 500, Martinsville, Va.<br />
Nov. 1 — AMP Energy 500, Talladega, Ala.<br />
Nov. 8 — Dickies 500, Fort Worth, Texas<br />
Nov. 15 — Checker O’Reilly Auto Parts 500,<br />
Avondale, Ariz.<br />
Nov. 22 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla.<br />
x-non-points race<br />
Sprint Cup Points Leaders<br />
Through July 11<br />
1. Tony Stewart............................................... 2,884<br />
2. Jeff Gordon.................................................. 2,709<br />
3. Jimmie Johnson.......................................... 2,672<br />
4. Kurt Busch................................................... 2,526<br />
5. Denny Hamlin.............................................. 2,457<br />
6. Carl Edwards............................................... 2,438<br />
7. Ryan Newman............................................. 2,385<br />
8. Kasey Kahne............................................... 2,336<br />
9. Juan Pablo Montoya................................... 2,321<br />
10. Kyle Busch................................................ 2,298<br />
11. Mark Martin............................................... 2,296<br />
12. Matt Kenseth............................................. 2,295<br />
13. Greg Biffle................................................. 2,285<br />
14. David Reutimann....................................... 2,219<br />
15. Clint Bowyer.............................................. 2,169<br />
16. Brian Vickers............................................. 2,149<br />
17. Jeff Burton................................................. 2,113<br />
18. Marcos Ambrose....................................... 2,078<br />
19. Jamie McMurray........................................ 1,960<br />
20. Joey Logano.............................................. 1,956<br />
golf<br />
British Open Par Scores<br />
Sunday<br />
At Turnberry Golf Club (Ailsa Course)<br />
Turnberry, Scotland<br />
Purse: $6.8 million<br />
Yardage: 7,204; Par: 70<br />
Final<br />
(a-amateur; x-won four-hole playoff, 14-20)<br />
x-Stewart Cink................66-72-71-69—278 -2<br />
Tom Watson...................65-70-71-72—278 -2<br />
Chris Wood.....................70-70-72-67—279 -1<br />
Lee Westwood................68-70-70-71—279 -1<br />
Luke Donald....................71-72-70-67—280 E<br />
Retief Goosen.................67-70-71-72—280 E<br />
Mathew Goggin...............66-72-69-73—280 E<br />
Soren Hansen.................68-72-74-67—281 +1<br />
Justin Leonard................70-70-73-68—281 +1<br />
Ernie Els.........................69-72-72-68—281 +1<br />
Thomas Aiken.................71-72-69-69—281 +1<br />
Richard S. Johnson........70-72-69-70—281 +1<br />
Jeff Overton....................70-60-76-67—282 +2<br />
Andres Romero...............68-74-73-67—282 +2<br />
Miguel Angel Jimenez....64-73-76-69—282 +2<br />
a-Matteo Manassero.......71-70-72-69—282 +2<br />
Camilo Villegas...............66-73-73-70—282 +2<br />
Justin Rose.....................69-72-71-70—282 +2<br />
Francesco Molinari.........71-70-71-70—282 +2<br />
Henrik Stenson...............71-70-71-70—282 +2<br />
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Sunday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 2-8-3<br />
La. Pick 4: 5-2-7-5<br />
Monday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 8-1-3<br />
La. Pick 4: 1-0-2-1<br />
Tuesday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 3-8-6<br />
La. Pick 4: 5-8-8-4<br />
Wednesday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 0-9-4<br />
La. Pick 4: 4-5-3-5<br />
Easy 5: 22-1-12-6-5<br />
La. Lotto: 29-11-34-4-25-38<br />
Powerball: 26-50-51-52-57<br />
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Thursday’s drawing<br />
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La. Pick 4: 9-1-8-8<br />
Friday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 8-0-9<br />
La. Pick 4: 7-5-0-7<br />
Saturday’s drawing<br />
La. Pick 3: 5-2-2<br />
La. Pick 4: 1-7-5-5<br />
Easy 5: 2-8-18-23-30<br />
La. Lotto: 3-9-10-17-23-25<br />
Powerball: 4-21-26-28-47<br />
Powerball: 37; Power play: 4
The Vicksburg Post Monday, July 20, 2009 B3<br />
Contador blitzes past Armstrong for lead<br />
VERBIER, Switzerland<br />
(AP) — When Alberto Contador<br />
launched his bold attack,<br />
it was reminiscent of Lance<br />
Armstrong’s golden years.<br />
The fast pedaling was the<br />
same, the determination was<br />
the same — but it was a different<br />
rider on the saddle:<br />
his teammate Alberto Contador,<br />
already one of the sport’s<br />
greatest at the age of 26.<br />
The Spaniard crushed all<br />
other Tour contenders on<br />
Sunday’s first Alpine stage<br />
from Pontarlier, France, to<br />
the Swiss ski resort of Verbier,<br />
claiming the leader’s yellow<br />
jersey he wanted more than<br />
anything else.<br />
As he already did last week<br />
in the Pyrenees, the 2007 Tour<br />
winner showed he has no rival<br />
in the mountains — and took a<br />
serious step toward a second<br />
victory in cycling’s showcase<br />
event.<br />
“Lance Armstrong was my<br />
idol, but dropping him today<br />
wasn’t important — he was<br />
just like any other rider ... It’s<br />
an honor for me to have him<br />
working for me,” Contador<br />
said.<br />
During his seven-year reign<br />
from 1999 to 2005, Armstrong<br />
always used hilltop finishes<br />
to stamp his domination. This<br />
time the Texan was unable<br />
to follow the insane pace<br />
imposed by Contador, whose<br />
legs are 11 years fresher than<br />
Armstrong’s.<br />
“As far as I’m concerned, I’m<br />
happy to be his domestique,” a<br />
fatalistic Armstrong said. “I’m<br />
proud of him.”<br />
Last week in the Pyrenees,<br />
Armstrong criticized Contador<br />
following an attack which<br />
allowed the Spaniard to leapfrog<br />
him. The Texan then<br />
accused his Astana teammate<br />
of riding against team<br />
strategy — and even hinted he<br />
could have followed Contador<br />
if he had really wanted to.<br />
It was a different story after<br />
the final, 5.5-mile ascent to<br />
Verbier, where Armstrong<br />
fully understood that he<br />
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needing to put it somewhere<br />
in the middle of the green,<br />
take two putts and revel in<br />
being the oldest major champion<br />
in golf history.<br />
Julius Boros was 48 when<br />
he won the 1968 PGA Championship.<br />
Watson was poised<br />
to shatter that age barrier by<br />
more than a decade — and,<br />
for good measure, join Harry<br />
Vardon as the winningest<br />
player in Open history with<br />
six apiece.<br />
“It would have been a<br />
hell of a story, wouldn’t it?”<br />
Watson said.<br />
He swung that 8-iron and<br />
looked up quickly, admiring<br />
the flight of the ball. Turns<br />
out he should have gone with<br />
a 9-iron.<br />
“I hit the shot I meant to,”<br />
Watson said. “When it was<br />
in the air I said, ‘I like it.’ And<br />
then all of a sudden it goes<br />
over the green, and I just<br />
didn’t get the ball down after<br />
that.”<br />
With the ball resting up<br />
against the first cut of rough,<br />
Watson went with his putter.<br />
He didn’t want to leave it<br />
short and wound up whacking<br />
it 8 feet past. Then, with<br />
a chance to win, he struck a<br />
putt that never had a chance<br />
— wide and nearly 12 inches<br />
shy of the cup.<br />
Even as Watson tapped in<br />
a bogey that forced a playoff<br />
with Cink, both at 2-under<br />
278, it already seemed over.<br />
All the excitement had been<br />
sucked out of the place.<br />
Everyone, Watson included,<br />
appeared to sense that a<br />
59-year-old golfer gets only<br />
one chance to win the Open.<br />
When Watson arrived at<br />
the fifth tee for the first playoff<br />
hole, he was overheard<br />
remarking to an official<br />
how cold it had gotten. That<br />
wasn’t a good omen.<br />
Cink knocked his approach<br />
shot in a pot bunker, but<br />
Watson did the same. Cink<br />
got up-and-down for par,<br />
Watson barely cleared the lip<br />
of the bunker, missed a long<br />
putt and took bogey.<br />
It would have been better if<br />
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Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong crosses the finish line during the 15th<br />
stage of this year’s race Sunday in Verbier, Switzerland.<br />
TOur de france<br />
On TV<br />
Tuesday<br />
5:30 and 11 a.m., Versus<br />
Tour de France, stage 16<br />
couldn’t compete. The cancer<br />
survivor, back on the Tour<br />
four years after his last victory,<br />
accepted his chance of<br />
victory is minimal.<br />
“Yeah, it will be hard,” Armstrong<br />
said. “A day like this<br />
really shows who’s the best,<br />
and I wasn’t on par with<br />
what’s required to win the<br />
Tour. So for me, that’s the reality,<br />
that’s not devastating news<br />
or anything.”<br />
Armstrong moved up to<br />
second place in the standings<br />
after the 15th stage, but lost<br />
precious time to Contador,<br />
who took control of the race as<br />
he ended Rinaldo Nocentini’s<br />
eight-day run in the overall<br />
lead. Armstrong trails Contador<br />
by 1 minute, 37 seconds.<br />
they just stopped it there.<br />
Still trailing by a shot,<br />
Watson yanked his tee shot<br />
into the tall grass left of the<br />
fairway of the par-5 17th, a<br />
hole that played easiest on<br />
the course and one he had<br />
birdied three of four times<br />
in regulation. He ended up<br />
three-putting for a doublebogey<br />
7.<br />
Cink needed only two<br />
shots to reach the green, and<br />
two-putted for a birdie that<br />
wrapped things up.<br />
But this isn’t boxing, where<br />
the referee can step in, so<br />
on they went to the 18th.<br />
Watson hit his tee shot into<br />
the crowd, which at least<br />
gave him a chance to perk<br />
up a gallery that was cold<br />
“I think being out for four<br />
years, and being one of the<br />
older guys out here, there<br />
might be people out there<br />
that expect me to ride like I<br />
did in 2004, 2005 — that’s not<br />
reality,” Armstrong said. “If<br />
I do another year, and I get a<br />
season under my belt, maybe<br />
we get that race condition<br />
back.”<br />
“But right now, I don’t have<br />
it,” he added.<br />
Armstrong has previously<br />
said he may launch his own<br />
team next season, while Contador<br />
is likely to quit Astana<br />
for another squad.<br />
Contador seems so strong<br />
that only an accident could<br />
deprive him of victory.<br />
“From now on, the most difficult<br />
thing will be to control<br />
the race,” Contador said. “A<br />
lot of riders will try to take<br />
advantage of every opportunity<br />
to attack. We will have to<br />
respond.”<br />
Armstrong promised to put<br />
his own goals on the back<br />
burner for the good of his<br />
and glum. “Y’all better get<br />
back,” he said, lining up his<br />
shot. “The way I’m swinging,<br />
I may hit someone else.”<br />
Two more ugly shots followed<br />
before Watson finally<br />
chipped onto the green,<br />
tapped out for bogey and<br />
turned over the stage to<br />
Cink. But no one wanted to<br />
let Watson go.<br />
“Tommy! Tommy!<br />
Tommy!” the fans chanted.<br />
But not even the loudest of<br />
cheers could ease the pain.<br />
“Yes, it’s a great disappointment,”<br />
Watson said, his eyes<br />
misting over. “It tears at your<br />
gut, as (losing) has always<br />
torn at my gut. It’s not easy<br />
to take.”<br />
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team, which has three riders<br />
in the top 5 — Contador,<br />
Armstrong and fourth-place<br />
Andreas Kloeden.<br />
“Now it’s clear that we have<br />
the strongest rider in the race.<br />
This is a team sport, so you<br />
can’t — none of us, Andreas or<br />
myself — can think about ourselves,”<br />
the Texan said. “Overall,<br />
if we play it really, really<br />
smart, we can have three guys<br />
in the top five and the guy who<br />
wins. That’s a special opportunity,<br />
but you know, I think<br />
now is the time for me to put<br />
my chances aside, and focus<br />
on the team.”<br />
Riders get a rest day today<br />
before the next two Alpine<br />
stages, an individual time trial<br />
in Annecy on Thursday, and a<br />
ride up the feared Mont Ventoux<br />
on Saturday before the<br />
race ends in Paris on July 26.<br />
“There’s three more days<br />
that could shake things up.<br />
But that’s not at the front of<br />
my mind right now,” Armstrong<br />
said.<br />
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sixth.<br />
Mets starting pitcher Fernando<br />
Nieve left the game<br />
in the second inning with a<br />
strained right quadriceps.<br />
The Braves, who won three<br />
of four in the series, moved<br />
past Florida into second<br />
place in the East, 6 1/2 games<br />
behind the surging Phillies.<br />
Philadelphia finished a<br />
three-game sweep of Florida<br />
with a 5-0 win on Sunday, and<br />
was won eight in a row.<br />
The fourth-place Mets fell<br />
nine games back of the Phillies,<br />
their largest deficit since<br />
they were nine games out<br />
after play on Sept. 29, 2005.<br />
Escobar hit his ninth homer<br />
in the second inning and had<br />
a run-scoring single in the<br />
fourth to give Atlanta a 2-1<br />
lead. The shortstop delivered<br />
a two-run double in the fifth<br />
as the Braves stretched the<br />
lead to 7-1.<br />
Escobar, who leads the<br />
Braves with 52 RBIs, has<br />
enjoyed more opportunities<br />
to drive in runs since moving<br />
down from his previous No. 2<br />
spot to sixth in Cox’s lineup.<br />
“He’s come through the<br />
entire series with his glove<br />
and his bat,” Cox said. “He’s<br />
tough with men on base.<br />
After we dropped him down<br />
to the fifth and sixth slot, he’s<br />
driving in a lot of runs.”<br />
Braves right-hander Javier<br />
Vazquez (7-7) gave up six hits<br />
and one run in seven innings.<br />
He walked one and struck<br />
out five, shutting down New<br />
York’s paltry offense.<br />
“A great win,” Vazquez<br />
said. “So far we’re heading<br />
in the right direction on this<br />
homestand.”<br />
The Mets are headed in the<br />
wrong direction.<br />
Since June 22, they have<br />
lost 15 times in 24 games and<br />
have scored just 74 runs, the<br />
fewest in the majors. They<br />
have scored one run or less<br />
in 10 of those games.<br />
Manuel had a name ready if<br />
the Mets are looking for help<br />
in a trade.<br />
“If some young pitcher is<br />
ready, that would be fine —<br />
unless (Roy) Halladay or<br />
some guy like that wants<br />
to come over,” Manuel said,<br />
drawing laughs.<br />
Toronto general manager<br />
J.P. Ricciardi said this month<br />
he would listen to offers for<br />
Halladay, the 2003 AL Cy<br />
Young Award winner who<br />
improved his record to 11-3<br />
with a 3-1 win over Boston on<br />
Sunday.<br />
In Sunday’s other American<br />
League games, it was Seattle<br />
5, Cleveland 3; Baltimore 10,<br />
the Chicago White Sox 2; the<br />
New York Yankees 2, Detroit<br />
1; Tampa Bay 4, Kansas City<br />
3; the Los Angeles Angels 1,<br />
Oakland 0, in 10 innings; and<br />
Texas 5, Minnesota 3, in 12<br />
innings.<br />
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Sunday, it was Cincinnati 5,<br />
Milwaukee 3; the Chicago<br />
Cubs 11, Washington 3; San<br />
Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3; St.<br />
Louis 2, Arizona 1; Colorado<br />
6, San Diego 1; and the Los<br />
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TONIGHT ON TV<br />
n MOVIE<br />
“Honey” — A dancer/choreographer,<br />
Jessica Alba, organizes<br />
a benefit to raise money<br />
for a new studio for inner-city<br />
youth./8 on MTV<br />
n SPORTS<br />
Baseball — The NL East-leading<br />
Philadelphia Phillies, winners<br />
of eight in a row, try to<br />
stay red-hot when they host<br />
the Chicago Cubs./6 on ESPN<br />
n PRIMETIME<br />
“Dating in the Dark” — Participants<br />
are segregated from<br />
the opposite sex in the light of<br />
day but allowed to date only Jessica Alba<br />
in a completely dark room; working with a sketch artist, contestants<br />
envision their favorite dates based on the nonvisual clues<br />
they have gotten./9 on ABC<br />
THIS WEEK’S LINEUP<br />
n EXPANDED LISTINGS<br />
TV TIMES — Network, cable and satellite programs appear in<br />
Sunday’s TV Times magazine and online at www.vicksburgpost.<br />
com<br />
MILESTONES<br />
n BIRTHDAYS<br />
Diana Rigg, actress, 71; T.G. Sheppard, country singer, 65; Kim<br />
Carnes, singer, 64; Carlos Santana, rock musician, 62; Donna<br />
Dixon, actress, 52; Chris Cornell, rock singer, 45; Charlie Korsmo,<br />
actor, 31; Gisele Bundchen, supermodel, 29.<br />
n DEATH<br />
Gordon Waller — Half of the British pop duo Peter and Gordon<br />
who had a string of hits in the 1960s including several written<br />
by Paul McCartney has died. Waller, 64, died Friday at The William<br />
W. Backus Hospital in Norwich, Conn., nursing supervisor<br />
Nity Oris confirmed today. The duo’s Web site says Waller went<br />
into cardiac arrest Thursday night. Waller and Peter Asher, who<br />
met at the Westminster School in London, topped music charts<br />
around the world in 1964 with “A World Without Love.” McCartney,<br />
who was dating Asher’s sister, actress Jane Asher, wrote the<br />
song. Peter and Gordon had hits with other McCartney-written<br />
songs, including “Nobody I Know” and “I Don’t Want to See You<br />
Again.”<br />
PEOPLE<br />
Report: Abdul’s return to ‘Idol’ doubtful<br />
Paula Abdul’s new manager said she may not<br />
be returning to “American Idol.”<br />
According to a Los Angeles Times report, David<br />
Sonenberg said he doesn’t have a proposal<br />
for a new contract for Abdul. He said it doesn’t<br />
appear she’ll be back.<br />
Sonenberg began representing Abdul a few<br />
weeks ago.<br />
Auditions for the ninth season of the highly<br />
rated Fox talent competition begin next month.<br />
Abdul said recently she’d been invited to remain as an “American<br />
Idol” judge and was optimistic about negotiating a new<br />
contract.<br />
Earlier this year, Fox entertainment president Kevin Reilly<br />
<strong>called</strong> Abdul “an integral part of the show.”<br />
The other “American Idol” judges are Simon Cowell, Randy<br />
Jackson and newcomer Kara DioGuardi.<br />
Madonna visits victims of stage accident<br />
Madonna on Sunday visited some of the eight<br />
workers who were injured in an accident in<br />
which two more were killed while assembling a<br />
music stage for the singer in the French port of<br />
Marseilles.<br />
Madonna’s concert that was scheduled for<br />
Sunday night in Marseilles was canceled after<br />
the accident Thursday at the Velodrome stadium.<br />
The roof of the stage collapsed while it was<br />
being built and crashed down on the workers.<br />
The next stop on her tour is in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday.<br />
ANd ONE MORE<br />
Paula<br />
Abdul<br />
Madonna<br />
Baseball team celebrates moms-to-be<br />
A New York City minor league baseball team has pulled off an<br />
unusual pre-game warmup.<br />
The Brooklyn Cyclones offered a Lamaze class in center field<br />
before Sunday night’s game. It was one of the activities as part<br />
of the “Bellies and Baseball: A Salute to Pregnancy” event.<br />
Other activities at the theme night for the affiliate of the New<br />
York Mets included expectant moms running — or walking —<br />
the bases without shoes before the game, women in their third<br />
trimesters throwing out ceremonial first pitches and pregnant<br />
women singing on the field during the seventh-inning stretch.<br />
There was a craving station consisting of pickles, ice cream<br />
and pizza.<br />
The team said any expectant mom who agrees to name her<br />
child Brooklyn or Cy gets free season tickets for life.<br />
FRANK MccOuRt, 1930-2009<br />
‘Angela’s Ashes’ author dies in NYC at 78<br />
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Few in<br />
Nevada legal circles believe<br />
O.J. Simpson has any real<br />
chance at freedom when the<br />
state’s Supreme Court justices<br />
consider letting him trade a<br />
prison cell in rural northern<br />
Nevada for a golf course in<br />
Miami while he appeals his<br />
conviction in a gunpoint hotel<br />
room heist.<br />
What really has them abuzz<br />
is that Nevada’s only appellate<br />
court agreed to schedule<br />
oral arguments Aug. 3 to hear<br />
Simpson’s plea to be allowed<br />
to post bond.<br />
“It’s unusual. This is a situation<br />
where the Nevada<br />
Supreme Court might be<br />
accused of politics or being<br />
star-struck,” said Michael<br />
Green, a state history author<br />
and professor at the College<br />
of Southern Nevada in Las<br />
Vegas. “But this is also a case<br />
where they’d want to make<br />
sure all the i’s are dotted and<br />
the t’s are crossed.”<br />
The Nevada Supreme Court<br />
received 1,842 appeals in fiscal<br />
2008, and can take two years<br />
to decide cases, court spokesman<br />
Bill Gang said. Excluding<br />
motions by inmates acting as<br />
their own lawyers, the court<br />
hasn’t received more than<br />
five requests for bail pending<br />
appeal in any year since 2000,<br />
Gang said.<br />
Only one inmate, Paul<br />
Thomas Picetti, gained release<br />
in 2007 on a written request<br />
pending his appeal of a felony<br />
drunken driving conviction.<br />
Not once the last eight<br />
years has the court held oral<br />
arguments.<br />
But no Nevada prison inmate<br />
is as high-profile as the NFL<br />
Hall-of-Famer, television star<br />
and celebrity criminal defendant<br />
acquitted in the 1994<br />
slaying of his ex-wife, Nicole<br />
Brown Simpson, and her<br />
friend, Ron Goldman, in Los<br />
Angeles.<br />
It’s been more than 30 years<br />
The associaTed press<br />
Frank McCourt is seen during an interview at his apartment<br />
in New York in 2005.<br />
NEW YORK (AP) — After a<br />
childhood of almost impossible<br />
suffering, Frank McCourt came<br />
to embody so many improbable<br />
dreams.<br />
He was a survivor of poverty<br />
who became rich, the child of<br />
immigrants who made good.<br />
He was the retiree who stepped<br />
into a magical second life. He<br />
was the winning ticket for<br />
every ordinary person who has<br />
imagined that he or she could<br />
turn their lives into a book.<br />
“What the memoir requires<br />
is a distinctive voice, and Frank<br />
was a master of his voice,” said<br />
Mary Karr, a friend of McCourt<br />
and author of the best-selling<br />
memoir “The Liar’s Club.”<br />
McCourt, the beloved former<br />
school teacher and author of<br />
“Angela’s Ashes,” died Sunday<br />
of cancer. He was 78, gravely ill<br />
with meningitis and recently<br />
was treated for melanoma, the<br />
deadliest form of skin cancer<br />
and the cause of his death, said<br />
his publisher, Scribner.<br />
“We had this big dinner party<br />
in Roxbury (Conn.) last month,<br />
and he was there,” said author<br />
Gay Talese, a longtime friend.<br />
“I made him a vodka martini,<br />
and he didn’t look at all like he<br />
was going to disappear from<br />
the Earth in a month. He was<br />
very jovial, as usual.”<br />
Until his mid-60s, McCourt<br />
was essentially a New York<br />
character — the kind who<br />
might turn up in a New York<br />
novel — teaching by day and<br />
at night singing songs and telling<br />
stories with his younger<br />
brother Malachy, and otherwise<br />
joining the crowds at the<br />
White Horse Tavern and other<br />
literary hangouts.<br />
But there was always a book<br />
or two being formed in his mind,<br />
and the world would learn his<br />
name, and story, in 1996, after a<br />
friend helped him get an agent<br />
and his then-unfinished manuscript<br />
was quickly signed by<br />
Scribner.<br />
“F. Scott Fitzgerald said there<br />
are no second acts in American<br />
lives. I think I’ve proven<br />
him wrong,” McCourt later<br />
explained. “And all because I<br />
refused to settle for a one-act<br />
existence, the 30 years I taught<br />
English in various New York<br />
City high schools.”<br />
The book has been published<br />
in 25 languages and 30<br />
since the state<br />
high court<br />
granted a highprofile<br />
defendant<br />
freedom<br />
pending<br />
appeal. That<br />
man, Lawrence<br />
Arvey,<br />
skipped town.<br />
“That hurt<br />
countries.<br />
McCourt, a native of New<br />
York, was good company in<br />
the classroom and at the bar,<br />
but few had such a burden to<br />
unload. His parents were so<br />
poor that they returned to their<br />
native Ireland when he was<br />
little and settled in the slums<br />
of Limerick. Simply surviving<br />
his childhood was a tale;<br />
McCourt’s father was an alcoholic<br />
who drank up the little<br />
money his family had. Three of<br />
McCourt’s seven siblings died,<br />
and he nearly perished from<br />
typhoid fever.<br />
“I had no idea that he had<br />
had those experiences,” said<br />
Talese.<br />
“You read about Barack<br />
Obama’s life and you wonder,<br />
‘How did he get to be president<br />
of the United States?”’ he<br />
us all,” said William Terry, a<br />
veteran Las Vegas defense<br />
lawyer who helped represent<br />
Arvey. “The Supreme Court is<br />
kind of like an elephant, they<br />
don’t forget.”<br />
Arvey, a big man and largerthan-life<br />
casino figure who<br />
wore jogging suits and big<br />
wigs to court, went by several<br />
names and nicknames including<br />
“Candy Man,” “Mr. Chin”<br />
and “Big Fat Daddy.” Some of<br />
the most prominent attorneys<br />
in town, including current Las<br />
Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman<br />
and Harry Claiborne, represented<br />
him.<br />
Arvey was sentenced in<br />
April 1978 to life in prison for<br />
sex crimes with minors. The<br />
high court granted his release<br />
two months later on a $100,000<br />
bond. “Nobody thought he was<br />
said. “Frank McCourt’s life is<br />
in the same kind of tradition,<br />
where so much is done with a<br />
life that seems to have so little<br />
promise.”<br />
McCourt’s book was a long<br />
Irish wake, “an epic of woe,”<br />
McCourt <strong>called</strong> it, finding<br />
laughter and lyricism in life’s<br />
very worst. Although some<br />
in Ireland complained that<br />
McCourt had revealed too<br />
much (and a little too well),<br />
“Angela’s Ashes” became a<br />
million seller, won the Pulitzer<br />
and was made into a movie of<br />
the same name, starring Emily<br />
Watson as the title character,<br />
McCourt’s mother.<br />
The white-haired, sad-eyed,<br />
always quotable McCourt<br />
— his Irish accent still thick<br />
despite decades in the United<br />
States — became a regular at<br />
parties, readings, conferences<br />
and other gatherings, so much<br />
the eager late-life celebrity that<br />
he later compared himself to<br />
a “dancing clown, available to<br />
everybody.” Mary Karr once<br />
kidded him that her idea of a<br />
rare book was an unsigned<br />
copy of “Angela’s Ashes.”<br />
“I wasn’t prepared for it,”<br />
McCourt said in 2005. “After<br />
teaching, I was getting all this<br />
attention. They actually looked<br />
at me — people I had known for<br />
years — and they were friendly<br />
and they looked at me in a different<br />
way. And I was thinking,<br />
‘All those years I was a teacher,<br />
why didn’t you look at me like<br />
that then?”’<br />
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Woman shocked to see friend Dumspter-diving<br />
Dear Abby: I live in a major<br />
metropolitan area, so I am not<br />
unfamiliar with the sight of<br />
people who are down and out<br />
and living on the streets.<br />
Recently, while walking to<br />
work, I came face-to-face with<br />
an old acquaintance. We had<br />
dated briefly more than 10<br />
years ago, but parted amicably.<br />
Abby, he had a shopping<br />
cart containing his belongings<br />
and was going through a trash<br />
bin and yelling at passers-by! I<br />
didn’t know what to do.<br />
I pretended I didn’t see him<br />
and continued on my way. I<br />
am barely scraping by, but<br />
probably could have offered<br />
him a few dollars. He knows<br />
where I live and work, and to<br />
be honest, I was frightened<br />
by his appearance. Now I feel<br />
guilty for not offering support.<br />
What would you have done?<br />
— Guilt-Ridden in the City<br />
Dear Guilt-Ridden: If I had<br />
been caught flat-footed (literally)<br />
as you were, I probably<br />
would have reacted the same<br />
way you did. But after having<br />
DEAR<br />
ABBY<br />
ABIGAIL<br />
VAN<br />
BUREN<br />
TOMORROW’S HOROSCOPE<br />
BY BERNICE BEDE OSOL • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION<br />
If tomorrow is your birthday: In the year ahead, it’ll be extremely<br />
important to show gratitude to those who bolster your<br />
efforts and endeavors.<br />
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Get in the swing of things with<br />
fun-loving friends, and leave your worries at home. Don’t let serious<br />
or down-in-the-mouth opinions prevail.<br />
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — You could be tempted to tread on a<br />
few toes in order to strengthen your position, but it won’t be<br />
worth it in the long run; nor will you like yourself.<br />
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Unless you’re <strong>care</strong>ful, you could<br />
choose to ignore lessons learned the hard way and repeat an<br />
old mistake, only to suffer the same consequences.<br />
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Hanging out with a stingy type will<br />
spoil your day, so be more selective with whom you choose to<br />
pal around.<br />
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Be <strong>care</strong>ful not to rush to judgment<br />
or make any hasty decisions. Take the necessary time to<br />
examine things thoroughly.<br />
Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — The efficacy of people in your<br />
charge will be proportionate to how well you instruct or guide<br />
them.<br />
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — This isn’t likely to be a good day<br />
to mix business and pleasure, so try to engage in either all seriousness<br />
or nothing but fun, but not both.<br />
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Social graces are always significant,<br />
but even more so at this time. Making a bad impression<br />
won’t be easily erased.<br />
Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — It’s wonderful to compliment<br />
those who deserve it, but attempting to manipulate another<br />
will backfire — which you’ll quickly find out if you try and your<br />
ploy falls flat.<br />
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live within your means. Regardless of the temptation to buy<br />
something that catches your fancy, if you truly can’t afford it,<br />
get a hold of yourself<br />
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — If you want others to be supportive,<br />
you must first set the example you want them to follow.<br />
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Simple common courtesy needs<br />
to be present in all your conversations with friends.<br />
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BY DR. ROBERT WALLACE • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION<br />
Dr. Wallace: I’m 16 with a wonderful family, a great boyfriend<br />
and a pet poodle. I love school — I’m in many activities and am<br />
a good student. I should be on top of the world all the time, but<br />
I’m not. Sometimes I really get the blues for no apparent reason.<br />
I have wracked my brain to discover why I become depressed,<br />
but I can’t find a logical reason. Sometimes when I’m blue I cry,<br />
but I don’t know why.<br />
I have talked to my best friend about this, and she says there<br />
are times when she gets depressed over nothing. Do boys experience<br />
depression, or is this just a girl thing? — Nameless, Holland,<br />
Mich.<br />
Nameless: Yes, boys get depressed. Everybody does from<br />
time to time, sometimes over setbacks and disappointments,<br />
sometimes for no apparent reason at all. And during the teen<br />
years, life can be an emotional roller-coaster ride. The highs<br />
make you giddy and the lows feel like rock bottom.<br />
When someone has many more lows than highs, and the lows<br />
linger for weeks or even months, it’s time to seek help from a<br />
professional counselor. I don’t believe this is the case with you.<br />
Remember, a teen can be down in the dumps Monday and<br />
happy as a lark Tuesday. This is completely normal. Psychologists<br />
who specialize in teen problems agree that even the<br />
slightest disagreement with a parent, boyfriend/girlfriend or<br />
teacher can trigger depression. When the blues hit, just know<br />
they will pass.<br />
Dr. Wallace: I’m 18, and the guy I had been dating was convicted<br />
and sentenced to prison for involuntary manslaughter,<br />
a term not to exceed nine years. I <strong>care</strong> for this guy very much.<br />
If he weren’t behind bars, I would have married him if he had<br />
asked me.<br />
He has written several times asking me to be faithful to him<br />
and to write to him at least four times a week. He promised he<br />
would marry me as soon as he is released and finds work. He<br />
also said he promises to stop drinking and using drugs forever.<br />
I feel sorry for this guy and I’d like to be faithful and wait for him<br />
to be released, but nine years is a long time.<br />
All my family and friends are encouraging me to send Mario a<br />
Dear John letter and to go on with my life. I’m not so sure this is<br />
the best advice. I do think I love him. — Lupe, El Centro, Calif.<br />
Lupe: I can’t advise you what to do. The decision must come<br />
from you. If your heart and head are “telling” you to wait for this<br />
guy, then wait. But if your heart says wait and your head says no,<br />
it might be wise to follow the advice from your head.<br />
•<br />
Dr. Robert Wallace writes for Copley News Service. E-mail him at rwallace@Copley<br />
News Service.<br />
a short while to think about<br />
it, I would have realized that<br />
homeless individuals who yell<br />
at passers-by are usually mentally<br />
ill people who have gone<br />
off their meds. What your old<br />
friend needs far more than a<br />
handout is to get into a program<br />
that will help him get<br />
off the streets and medicated<br />
back to reality.<br />
If you know any members of<br />
his family, contact them and<br />
tell them you have seen him.<br />
Many street people have lost<br />
touch with their loved ones,<br />
and their families do not know<br />
how to find them. If that’s not<br />
possible, check your phone<br />
book for shelters or other<br />
programs that reach out to<br />
and provide help for mentally<br />
ill homeless people. You<br />
are lucky you live in a large<br />
city where resources are<br />
available.<br />
Dear Abby: My relative’s<br />
driver’s license was suspended,<br />
and she has little hope<br />
of getting it back. She drives<br />
on a regular basis, as much if<br />
not more often than I do, usually<br />
with her children.<br />
My problem is she offers<br />
rides to my children. I refuse<br />
her offers because I’m not comfortable<br />
with her driving them<br />
under these circumstances.<br />
This has created tension<br />
because she doesn’t view<br />
her driving as a problem. I<br />
have not explained the circumstances<br />
to my children<br />
because I don’t think they’d<br />
understand the legal issues.<br />
Could you please tell me<br />
what would happen to my children<br />
if they were with her and<br />
she was pulled over? — Under<br />
Pressure Out East<br />
Dear Under Pressure:<br />
According to my local police<br />
department, if your children<br />
are in the car when your relative<br />
is stopped, the police will<br />
try to contact you by phone. If<br />
they’re unable to locate you<br />
or the children’s father, your<br />
children would then be taken<br />
to the police department. If<br />
you are still unreachable, child<br />
protective services would be<br />
<strong>called</strong>.<br />
It is your responsibility as<br />
a mother to ensure your children’s<br />
safety — and in this<br />
case that means you should<br />
NEVER allow them in a vehicle<br />
with a driver whose license<br />
has been suspended. As to<br />
their being too young to understand,<br />
if they don’t understand<br />
the phrase “because you could<br />
be badly hurt,” then “because<br />
I’m your mother and I SAID<br />
so!” will have to suffice.<br />
•<br />
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Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips,<br />
and was founded by her mother, Pauline<br />
Phillips. Write Dear Abby at<br />
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Internet research saves<br />
cancer survivor’s life<br />
Dear Dr. Gott: As I read your<br />
column about Merkel cell carcinoma,<br />
chills went down my<br />
spine.<br />
Just a year and a half ago, the<br />
family encouraged my father<br />
to go to the doctor because<br />
of a red bump on his shoulder.<br />
He said it didn’t hurt at<br />
all and didn’t want to go. He<br />
finally went, and the doctor<br />
recommended that the spot<br />
be removed and tested. So<br />
Dad had the removal surgery,<br />
and, afterward in the recovery<br />
room, the surgeon informed<br />
us that he had not seen anything<br />
like it and was going to<br />
send it out for further pathology<br />
testing but thought everything<br />
was probably fine.<br />
A week later, Dad was seen<br />
for a follow-up appointment.<br />
The doctor said that the results<br />
had come back and that it was<br />
some kind of skin cancer, but<br />
the surgeon thought he got it<br />
all, so the best option was to<br />
wait and be re-examined in<br />
six months.<br />
Not being totally convinced, I<br />
started doing online research.<br />
I admit that this can be dangerous,<br />
especially since there<br />
are a lot of less-then-reliable<br />
Web sites, but I had to do<br />
something. Everything I read<br />
was frightening.<br />
During my research, I<br />
found that only a few cancer-research<br />
hospitals mentioned<br />
Merkel cell carcinoma,<br />
and even fewer had treatment<br />
options for it. I found one hospital<br />
affiliated with a major<br />
university in a neighboring<br />
state that had a research program.<br />
I immediately contacted<br />
their oncology department<br />
and spoke with the nurse who<br />
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I had read about this disease.<br />
She advised me to get<br />
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Appointments were made,<br />
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and scoured for signs of<br />
recurrence.<br />
He continues to return twice<br />
a year and, so far, everything<br />
has been good. The doctor<br />
at the university told us that<br />
we were lucky we pursued<br />
the investigation of this very<br />
rare type of skin cancer. If my<br />
father had waited six months,<br />
he would probably be fighting<br />
for his life right now.<br />
I am glad you ran this particular<br />
article and agree with<br />
the writer that this rare form<br />
of cancer is not well-known in<br />
medical circles or in the general<br />
public, especially in rural<br />
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truly benefit from it.<br />
Online research can, indeed,<br />
be a dangerous thing, but it is<br />
not always bad. Discretion is<br />
the key. Using only reliable<br />
sources such as those of the<br />
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29 “The Good Earth”<br />
mother<br />
30 Luke, to Darth<br />
31 Slipper or sandal<br />
32 Dawdling type<br />
35 Landing site of<br />
7/20/1969<br />
40 What bikinis<br />
expose,<br />
informally<br />
41 Informed about<br />
42 Sit-up targets<br />
45 Yemen city<br />
46 Pretentious one<br />
47 “The Tell-Tale<br />
Heart” author<br />
48 More foamy, as<br />
soap<br />
51 Naval noncom:<br />
Abbr.<br />
52 Yoked beasts,<br />
collectively<br />
54 For all to hear<br />
56 It’s slightly larger<br />
than a quart<br />
57 16-Across Neil<br />
61 Ogles<br />
62 Asian desert<br />
63 Resting on<br />
64 Nabisco<br />
chocolate-andcreme<br />
cookie<br />
65 Get up<br />
66 Mother of Castor<br />
and Pollux<br />
DOWN<br />
1 “... man __<br />
mouse?”<br />
2 Girl sib<br />
3 Wintertime drink<br />
4 Gillette razor<br />
5 Sleep disorder<br />
6 Oyster’s gem<br />
7 __ de Cologne<br />
8 Former fast flier,<br />
for short<br />
9 35-Across is on it<br />
10 Beaded<br />
calculator<br />
11 Bullring VIP<br />
12 16-Across Buzz<br />
15 Sweep’s milieu<br />
17 “Drinks are __”<br />
20 Braids<br />
21 Sibilant “Hey!”<br />
22 Bert who played<br />
a lion<br />
24 16-Across<br />
Michael<br />
25 Hardy of Laurel<br />
and Hardy<br />
28 Apartment<br />
payment<br />
32 Kind of bullet that<br />
expands on<br />
impact<br />
33 Got ready to fire<br />
34 Score-producing<br />
stats<br />
A “<br />
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THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME<br />
by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek<br />
Now arrange the circled letters<br />
to form the surprise answer, as<br />
suggested by the above cartoon.<br />
(Answers tomorrow)<br />
Jumbles: FUROR DRYLY NEWEST UPHELD<br />
Answer: Can be heard with false teeth —<br />
TRUE WORDS<br />
Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle<br />
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis<br />
By Robert W. Harris<br />
(c)2009 Tribune Media Services, Inc.<br />
36 Highly<br />
luminous cosmic<br />
objects<br />
37 Often-amusing<br />
story<br />
38 Gazpacho, e.g.<br />
39 Within: Pref.<br />
42 __ 11, mission<br />
celebrated in this<br />
puzzle<br />
43 More squarish<br />
44 Part of a living<br />
room set<br />
46 Methodist, e.g.:<br />
Abbr.<br />
49 Poetry feet<br />
50 Borden mascot<br />
53 Architect Saarinen<br />
55 Russia’s __<br />
Mountains<br />
57 Part of USDA:<br />
Abbr.<br />
58 French king<br />
59 Nonverbal assent<br />
60 Coll. student’s<br />
concern<br />
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utes<br />
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Degrees<br />
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thence South 14 Seconds<br />
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Point of Beginning, containing<br />
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Stonegate Subdivision (un-<br />
Hours: B6 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday, Closed of Sale Saturday & Sunday.<br />
recorded)<br />
Post Plaza, Monday, 1601-F July North 20, 2009 Frontage Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180 • P. O. Box 821668 Vicksburg, The Vicksburg MS 39182.<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TOGETHER WITH a perpetual,<br />
non-exclusive easement<br />
Post<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
Classified Information<br />
WHEREAS, on the 1st day for ingress and egress over<br />
of May, 2006 and acknowledged<br />
on the 1st day of May, property described as fol-<br />
and across the parcel of<br />
2006, Tangalayer Y. Lowe, lows:<br />
an unmarried woman, executed<br />
and delivered a certain 16 North, Range 4<br />
Part of Section 3, Township<br />
East,<br />
Line Ad Deadlines<br />
Ads to appear<br />
Monday<br />
Tuesday<br />
Wednesday<br />
Thursday<br />
Friday<br />
Saturday<br />
Sunday<br />
01. Legals<br />
IN THE CHANCERY<br />
COURT OF WARREN<br />
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI<br />
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.<br />
PLAINTIFF<br />
VS.<br />
GENA CARRICK,<br />
CHARLES CARRICK,<br />
DEFENDANTS<br />
THE MISSISSIPPI STATE<br />
TAX COMMISSION,<br />
AND ANY AND ALL PER-<br />
SONS HAVING AN<br />
INTEREST IN THE PROP-<br />
ERTY BEARING THE<br />
MUNICIPAL ADDRESS OF<br />
110 NEWMAN ROAD,<br />
VICKSBURG, MS 39180<br />
SUMMONS BY PUBLICA-<br />
TION<br />
THE STATE OF MISSISSIP-<br />
PI<br />
TO: ANY AND ALL PER-<br />
SONS HAVING AN INTER-<br />
EST IN THE PROPERTY<br />
BEARING THE MUNICIPAL<br />
ADDRESS OF 110 NEW-<br />
MAN ROAD, VICKSBURG,<br />
MISSISSIPPI whose identity<br />
and current post office address<br />
and street address are<br />
unknown to the Plaintiff after<br />
diligent search and inquiry to<br />
ascertain same.<br />
The Complaint against you,<br />
which is on file at the Warren<br />
County Chancery Court,<br />
Vicksburg, Mississippi, in the<br />
above numbered cause, is<br />
important and you must take<br />
immediate action to protect<br />
your rights.<br />
You are required to mail or<br />
hand deliver a written response<br />
to the Complaint filed<br />
against you in this action to<br />
John C Morris, III, Attorney<br />
for Plaintiff, whose address<br />
is 2309 Oliver Road, Monroe,<br />
Louisiana, 71201.<br />
YOUR RESPONSE MUST<br />
BE MAILED OR DELIV-<br />
ERED NOT LATER THAN<br />
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE<br />
20TH DAY OF JULY, 2009,<br />
WHICH IS THE DATE OF<br />
THE FIRST PUBLICATION<br />
OF THIS SUMMONS. IF<br />
YOUR RESPONSE IS NOT<br />
SO MAILED OR DELIV-<br />
ERED, A JUDGMENT BY<br />
DEFAULT WILL BE EN-<br />
TERED AGAINST YOU FOR<br />
THE MONEY OR OTHER<br />
RELIEF DEMANDED IN<br />
THE COMPLAINT.<br />
You must also file the original<br />
of your Response with<br />
the Clerk of this Court within<br />
a reasonable time afterward.<br />
Issued under my hand and<br />
the seal of said Court, this<br />
15th day of July, 2009.<br />
Dot McGee,<br />
Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi<br />
1009 Cherry Street<br />
P.O. Box 351<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
(seal)<br />
BY: Denise BaileyD.C.<br />
Publish: 7/20, 7/27, 8/3(3t)<br />
IN THE CHANCERY<br />
COURT OF WARREN<br />
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI<br />
IN THE MATTER OF THE<br />
LAST WILL AND TESTA-<br />
MENT<br />
OF SHIRLEY VAUGHAN<br />
GALLERT<br />
ROBERT EDWARD<br />
GALLERT AND<br />
CHRISTOPHER STEVEN<br />
GALLERT,<br />
CO-EXECUTORS<br />
PROBATE NO. 2009-074-<br />
PR<br />
NOTICE TO CREDITORS<br />
OF SHIRLEY VAUGHAN<br />
GALLERT<br />
NOTICE is hereby given that<br />
Letters Testamentary of the<br />
Estate of Shirley Vaughn<br />
Gallert, deceased, were<br />
granted to the undersigned<br />
by the Chancery Court of<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
on the 3rd day of July, 2009,<br />
and all persons having<br />
claims against said estate<br />
are hereby notified and required<br />
to have the same probated<br />
and registered by the<br />
Clerk of said Court as required<br />
by law within ninety<br />
(90) days of the date hereof.<br />
Failure to do so will forever<br />
bar such claims.<br />
WITNESS my signature this,<br />
the 3rd day of July, 2009.<br />
/s/Robert Edward Gallert<br />
ROBERT EDWARD<br />
GALLERT<br />
/s/Christopher Steven Gallert<br />
CHRISTOPHER STEVEN<br />
GALLERT<br />
Publish: 7/13, 7/20, 7/27(3t)<br />
Deadline<br />
2 p.m., Friday<br />
5 p.m., Friday<br />
5 p.m., Monday<br />
5 p.m., Tuesday<br />
5 p.m., Wednesday<br />
11 a.m., Thursday<br />
11 a.m., Thursday<br />
01. Legals<br />
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT<br />
OF WARREN COtiNTY,<br />
MISSISSIPPI<br />
GINGER WALPOLE and<br />
STEVE WALPOLE<br />
PLAINTIFFS<br />
VS.<br />
JUSTIN M, GEORGE and<br />
DAIMLER CHRYSLER<br />
CORPORATION<br />
DEFENDANTS<br />
CAUSE NO. 08, 0092-C1<br />
SUMMONS BY PUBLICA-<br />
TIQN<br />
T0: JUSTIN M. GEORGE<br />
You have been named in the<br />
suit filed in this Court by Ginger<br />
Walpole and Steve<br />
Walpole, seeking damages<br />
as a result of an automohile<br />
accident vhich occurred on<br />
or about June 17, 2006. Parties<br />
other than you in this actIon<br />
are: Daimler Chrysler<br />
Corporation.<br />
You are required to mail or<br />
hand deliver a copy of a written<br />
Complaint to R. Kelly<br />
Kyle, attorney for Plaintiffs,<br />
whose address is 406 Orchard<br />
Park, 1st Floor, Ridgeland,<br />
Mississippi 39157.<br />
Your response must be<br />
mailed or delivered not later<br />
than (30) days after the 20th<br />
day of July, which is the date<br />
of the first publication of this<br />
Summmons. If your response<br />
is not mailed or delivered,<br />
a Judgment by default<br />
will be entered against you<br />
for the money or other things<br />
demanded in the Complaint.<br />
You must also file the original<br />
of your repsonse with the<br />
Clerk of this Court within a<br />
reasonable time afterward.<br />
Issued under my hand and<br />
seal of said Court, this 14th<br />
day of July, 2009.<br />
Shelley Ashley-Palmertree,<br />
Clerk<br />
Circuit Court, Warren County,<br />
Mississippi<br />
By: Rose James, D.C.<br />
Publish: 7/20, 7/27, 8/3(3t)<br />
IN THE CHANCERY<br />
COURT OF WARREN<br />
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI<br />
IN THE MATTER OF THE<br />
ESTATE OF<br />
JOE DOUGLAS GUIN, DE-<br />
CEASED<br />
PROBATE NO. 2008-136PR<br />
NOTICE TO CREDITORS<br />
OF JOE DOUGLAS GUIN<br />
NOTICE is hereby given that<br />
Letters of Administration in<br />
the Estate of Joe Douglas<br />
Guin were granted by the<br />
Chancery Court of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi, on the<br />
2nd day of December, 2008,<br />
and all persons having<br />
claims against said estate<br />
are hereby notified and required<br />
to have same probated<br />
and registered by the<br />
Clerk of said Court as required<br />
by law within ninety<br />
(90) days of the first publication<br />
hereof. Failure to do so<br />
will forever bar such claims.<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE<br />
this the 8th day of July,<br />
2009.<br />
/s/Debra J. Sharp<br />
DEBRA J. SHARP, Administratrix<br />
of the<br />
Estate of Joe Douglas Guin<br />
Publish: 7/13, 7/20, 7/27(3t)<br />
Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
of Sale<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
WHEREAS, on the 1st day<br />
of May, 2006 and acknowledged<br />
on the 1st day of May,<br />
2006, Tangalayer Y. Lowe,<br />
an unmarried woman, executed<br />
and delivered a certain<br />
Deed of Trust unto First<br />
American Title , Trustee for<br />
Mortgage Electronic Registration<br />
Systems, Inc., Beneficiary,<br />
to secure an indebtedness<br />
therein described,<br />
which Deed of Trust is<br />
recorded in the office of the<br />
Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi in Book<br />
1589 at Page 16 # 233057;<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, on 11th day of<br />
March, 2008, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust filed a<br />
Loan Modification Agreement<br />
of Deed of Trust by instrument<br />
recorded in the office<br />
of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk of Court in<br />
Book 1480 at Page 179 Instrument<br />
# 257143; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day<br />
of June, 2009, Mortgage<br />
Electronic Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., assigned said<br />
Deed of Trust unto PHH<br />
Mortgage Corporation, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office<br />
of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1496 at Page 732 Instrument<br />
# 268799; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day<br />
of June, 2009, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust substitut-<br />
Get Ready for the JOB FAIR!<br />
Look for the Special<br />
ed and appointed Emily<br />
Promotional Page in The<br />
Vicksburg Post on Sunday,<br />
August 2nd and<br />
strument<br />
again<br />
# 268800;<br />
on<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
Monday, August 3rd.<br />
Kaye Courteau as Trustee in<br />
said Deed of Trust, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office of<br />
the aforesaid Chancery Clerk<br />
in Book 1496 at Page 733 In-<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
Call today to advertise the undersigned your so to do, on<br />
the 3rd day of August, 2009,<br />
company’s participation I will during the lawful in The hours<br />
of between 11:00 a.m. and<br />
Vicksburg Area<br />
4:00 p.m.,<br />
Job<br />
at public<br />
Fairoutcry,<br />
offer for sale and will sell, at<br />
the west front door of the<br />
1 Spot Warren - $95County Courthouse<br />
at Vicksburg, Mississippi, for<br />
2 Spots cash - $180 to the highest bidder,<br />
the following described land<br />
and property situated in War-<br />
3 Spots - $265<br />
ren County, Mississippi, towit:<br />
Part of Section 3, Township<br />
16 North, Range 4 East,<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
described as follows:<br />
Commencing at the Southwest<br />
corner of Lot 27, Lake<br />
601-636-SELL<br />
Forest Subdivision as<br />
1611F North Frontage Road<br />
Page 521 of the Land<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
recorded in Deed Book 608,<br />
Records of Warren County,<br />
Mississippi; thence South 86<br />
Degrees 35 Minutes 20 Seconds<br />
West, 1242.68 feet to<br />
the Point of Beginning of the<br />
herein described parcel;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
Classified Display<br />
Deadlines<br />
Deed of Trust unto First<br />
American Title , Trustee for<br />
Mortgage Electronic Registration<br />
Systems, Inc., Beneficiary,<br />
to secure an indebtedness<br />
therein described,<br />
which Deed of Trust is<br />
recorded in the office of the<br />
Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi in Book<br />
1589 at Page 16 # 233057;<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, on 11th day of<br />
March, 2008, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust filed a<br />
Loan Modification Agreement<br />
of Deed of Trust by instrument<br />
recorded in the office<br />
of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk of Court in<br />
Book 1480 at Page 179 Instrument<br />
# 257143; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day<br />
of June, 2009, Mortgage<br />
Electronic Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., assigned said<br />
Deed of Trust unto PHH<br />
Ads to appear<br />
Monday<br />
Tuesday<br />
Wednesday<br />
Thursday<br />
Friday<br />
Saturday<br />
Sunday<br />
01. Legals<br />
Mortgage Corporation, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office<br />
of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1496 at Page 732 Instrument<br />
# 268799; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day<br />
of June, 2009, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust substituted<br />
and appointed Emily<br />
Kaye Courteau as Trustee in<br />
said Deed of Trust, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office of<br />
the aforesaid Chancery Clerk<br />
in Book 1496 at Page 733 Instrument<br />
# 268800; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
the undersigned so to do, on<br />
the 3rd day of August, 2009,<br />
I will during the lawful hours<br />
of between 11:00 a.m. and<br />
4:00 p.m., at public outcry,<br />
offer for sale and will sell, at<br />
the west front door of the<br />
Warren County Courthouse<br />
at Vicksburg, Mississippi, for<br />
cash to the highest bidder,<br />
the following described land<br />
and property situated in Warren<br />
County, Mississippi, towit:<br />
Part of Section 3, Township<br />
16 North, Range 4 East,<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
described as follows:<br />
Commencing at the Southwest<br />
corner of Lot 27, Lake<br />
Forest Subdivision as<br />
recorded in Deed Book 608,<br />
Page 521 of the Land<br />
Records of Warren County,<br />
Mississippi; thence South 86<br />
Degrees 35 Minutes 20 Seconds<br />
West, 1242.68 feet to<br />
the Point of Beginning of the<br />
herein described parcel;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
right having a chord of North<br />
87 Degrees 22 Minutes 23<br />
Seconds West, 94.04 feet, a<br />
radius of 1972.46 feet and a<br />
length of 94.05 feet; thence<br />
North 85 Degrees 56 Minutes<br />
09 Seconds West,<br />
11.27 feet; thence North 01<br />
Degrees 37 Minutes 14 Seconds<br />
West, 140.29 feet,<br />
South 85 Degrees 42 Minutes<br />
35 Seconds East,<br />
105.56 feet; thence South 01<br />
Degrees 37 Minutes 14 Seconds<br />
East, 137.51 feet to the<br />
Point of Beginning, containing<br />
0.33 acres, more or less<br />
and being Lot 308 of<br />
Stonegate Subdivision (unrecorded)<br />
TOGETHER WITH a perpetual,<br />
non-exclusive easement<br />
for ingress and egress over<br />
and across the parcel of<br />
property described as follows:<br />
Part of Section 3, Township<br />
16 North, Range 4 East,<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
described as follows: Commencing<br />
at the Southwest<br />
corner of Lot 27, Lake Forest<br />
Subdivision as recorded in<br />
Deed Book 608, Page 521 of<br />
the Land Records of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi; thence<br />
South 75 Degrees 29 Minutes<br />
58 Seconds West,<br />
1708.28 feet to the Point of<br />
Beginning of the herein described<br />
parcel, said point being<br />
located on the Eastern<br />
right-of-way of Oak Ridge<br />
Road; thence along said<br />
right-of-way North 08 Degrees<br />
02 Minutes 03 Seconds<br />
West, 44.84 feet;<br />
thence North 26 Degrees 18<br />
Minutes 50 Seconds West,<br />
5.40 feet; thence leaving<br />
said right-of-way North 80<br />
Degrees 15 Minutes 57 Seconds<br />
East, 22.57 feet;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
right having a chord of North<br />
87 Degrees 41 Minutes 56<br />
Seconds East, 257.49 feet, a<br />
radius of 1161.26 feet and a<br />
length of 258.14 feet; thence<br />
South 85 Degrees 56 Minutes<br />
09 Seconds East,<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
107.14 feet; thence along a<br />
curve to the left having a<br />
chord of South 88 Degrees<br />
48 Minutes 50 Seconds<br />
East, 193.18 feet, a radius of<br />
1972.46 feet and a length of<br />
193.25 feet; thence North 88<br />
Degrees 22 Minutes 46 Seconds<br />
East, 251.23 feet;<br />
thence North 04 Degrees 04<br />
Minutes 20 Seconds West,<br />
280.26 feet to the point on<br />
existing 1.88 acre easement;<br />
thence along said easement<br />
North 88 Degrees 22 Minutes<br />
46 Seconds East, 50.05<br />
feet; thence leaving said<br />
easement South 04 Degrees<br />
04 Minutes 20 Seconds<br />
East,<br />
Vicksburg<br />
305.54 feet; thence<br />
South 02 Degrees 00 Minutes<br />
22 Seconds West,<br />
182.89 feet; thence North 87<br />
Degrees 59 Minutes 38 Seconds<br />
West, 50.00 feet;<br />
thence North 02 Degrees 00<br />
Minutes 22 Seconds East,<br />
154.93 feet; thence South 88<br />
Degrees 22 Minutes 46 Seconds<br />
West, 250.69 feet;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
right having a chord of North<br />
88 Degrees 48 Minutes 48<br />
Seconds West, 198.11 feet,<br />
a radius of 2022.46 feet and<br />
a length of 198.18 feet;<br />
thence North 85 Degrees 56<br />
Minutes 09 Seconds West,<br />
107.17 feet; thence along a<br />
curve to the left having a<br />
chord of South 87 Degrees<br />
42 Minutes 28 Seconds<br />
West, 246.06 feet, a radius<br />
of 1111.26 feet and a length<br />
of 246.57 feet; thence South<br />
80 Degrees 15 Minutes 57<br />
Seconds West, 21.89 feet to<br />
the Point of Beginning, containing<br />
1.51 acres, more or<br />
less.<br />
I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day June 29, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F08-3655<br />
Publish: 7/13, 7/20, 7/27(3t)<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
described as follows: Commencing<br />
at the Southwest<br />
corner of Lot 27, Lake Forest<br />
Subdivision as recorded in<br />
Deed Book 608, Page 521 of<br />
the Land Records of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi; thence<br />
South 75 Degrees 29 Minutes<br />
Deadline<br />
58 Seconds West,<br />
1708.28 feet to the Point of<br />
Beginning 5 p.m., of Thursday<br />
the herein described<br />
parcel, said point being<br />
3 p.m., located on Friday the Eastern<br />
right-of-way of Oak Ridge<br />
Road; 3 p.m., thence Monday along said<br />
right-of-way North 08 Degrees<br />
3 p.m., 02 Minutes Tuesday 03 Seconds<br />
West, 44.84 feet;<br />
thence<br />
3 p.m.,<br />
North<br />
Wednesday<br />
26 Degrees 18<br />
Minutes 11 a.m., 50 Seconds Thursday West,<br />
5.40 feet; thence leaving<br />
said 11 right-of-way a.m., Thursday North 80<br />
Degrees 15 Minutes 57 Seconds<br />
East, 22.57 feet;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
right having a chord of North<br />
87 Degrees 41 Minutes 56<br />
01. Legals<br />
Seconds East, 257.49 feet, a<br />
radius of 1161.26 feet and a<br />
length of 258.14 feet; thence<br />
South 85 Degrees 56 Minutes<br />
09 Seconds East,<br />
107.14 feet; thence along a<br />
curve to the left having a<br />
chord of South 88 Degrees<br />
48 Minutes 50 Seconds<br />
East, 193.18 feet, a radius of<br />
1972.46 feet and a length of<br />
193.25 feet; thence North 88<br />
Degrees 22 Minutes 46 Seconds<br />
East, 251.23 feet;<br />
thence North 04 Degrees 04<br />
Minutes 20 Seconds West,<br />
280.26 feet to the point on<br />
existing 1.88 acre easement;<br />
thence along said easement<br />
North 88 Degrees 22 Minutes<br />
46 Seconds East, 50.05<br />
feet; thence leaving said<br />
easement South 04 Degrees<br />
04 Minutes 20 Seconds<br />
East, 305.54 feet; thence<br />
South 02 Degrees 00 Minutes<br />
22 Seconds West,<br />
182.89 feet; thence North 87<br />
Degrees 59 Minutes 38 Seconds<br />
West, 50.00 feet;<br />
thence North 02 Degrees 00<br />
Minutes 22 Seconds East,<br />
154.93 feet; thence South 88<br />
Degrees 22 Minutes 46 Seconds<br />
West, 250.69 feet;<br />
thence along a curve to the<br />
right having a chord of North<br />
88 Degrees 48 Minutes 48<br />
Seconds West, 198.11 feet,<br />
a radius of 2022.46 feet and<br />
a length of 198.18 feet;<br />
thence North 85 Degrees 56<br />
Minutes 09 Seconds West,<br />
107.17 feet; thence along a<br />
curve to the left having a<br />
chord of South 87 Degrees<br />
42 Minutes 28 Seconds<br />
West, 246.06 feet, a radius<br />
of 1111.26 feet and a length<br />
of 246.57 feet; thence South<br />
80 Degrees 15 Minutes 57<br />
Seconds West, 21.89 feet to<br />
the Point of Beginning, containing<br />
1.51 acres, more or<br />
less.<br />
I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day June 29, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F08-3655<br />
Publish: 7/13, 7/20, 7/27(3t)<br />
02. Public Service<br />
FREE TO GOOD HOME!<br />
Large female Bulldog, pregnant,<br />
weighs about 50<br />
pounds. 601-831-0612.<br />
KEEP UP WITH all the local<br />
news and sales...Subscribe<br />
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Post TODAY!! Call 601-<br />
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05. Notices<br />
“Credit problems?<br />
No problem!”<br />
No way. The Federal<br />
Trade Commission says<br />
no company can legally<br />
remove accurate and timely<br />
information from your credit<br />
report. Learn about managing<br />
credit and debt at<br />
ftc.gov/credit<br />
A message from<br />
The Vicksburg Post<br />
and the FTC.<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
Classified Ad Rates<br />
Classified Line Ads:<br />
Starting at 1-4 Lines, 1 Day for $8.28<br />
Classified line ads are charged according to the<br />
number of lines. For complete pricing<br />
information contact a Classified Sales<br />
Representative today at 601-636-SELL.<br />
Ads cancelled before expiration date ordered are<br />
charged at prevailing rate only for days actually run,<br />
4 line minimum charge. $8.28 minimum charge.<br />
05. Notices<br />
e y r w<br />
Center For<br />
Pregnancy Choices<br />
Free Pregnancy Tests<br />
(non-medical facility)<br />
· Education on All<br />
Options<br />
· Confidential Counseling<br />
Call 601-638-2778<br />
for appt<br />
www.vicksburgpregnancy.com<br />
EMERGENCY<br />
CA$H<br />
BORROW $100.00<br />
PAYBACK $105.00<br />
BEST DEAL IN TOWN<br />
VALID CHECKING<br />
ACCOUNT REQUIRED<br />
FOR DETAILS CALL<br />
601-638-7000<br />
9 TO 5 MON.- FRI.<br />
ENDING HOMELESS-<br />
NESS. WOMEN with children<br />
or without are you in<br />
need of shelter? Mountain<br />
of Faith Ministries/ Women's<br />
Restoration Shelter.<br />
Certain restrictions apply,<br />
601-661-8990. Life coaching<br />
available by appointment.<br />
Is the one you<br />
love<br />
hurting you?<br />
Call<br />
Haven House Family<br />
Shelter<br />
601-638-0555 or<br />
1-800-898-0860<br />
Services available to<br />
women & children who are<br />
victims of<br />
domestic violence and/or<br />
homeless: Shelter, counseling,<br />
group support.<br />
(Counseling available by<br />
appt.)<br />
KEEP UP WITH all the<br />
local news and sales...-<br />
subscribe to The Vicksburg<br />
Post Today! Call<br />
601-636-4545,<br />
ask for Circulation.<br />
Runaway<br />
Are you 12 to 17?<br />
Alone? S<strong>care</strong>d?<br />
Call 601-634-0640 anytime<br />
or 1-800-793-8266<br />
We can help!<br />
One child,<br />
one day at a time.<br />
06. Lost & Found<br />
LOST A DOG?<br />
Found a cat? Let The<br />
Vicksburg Post help!<br />
Run a FREE 3 day ad!<br />
601-636-SELL or e-mail<br />
classifieds@vicksburg<br />
post.com<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
LOOKING FOR A GOOD JOB?<br />
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Don’t miss a day of<br />
The Vicksburg Post!<br />
Our ePost now<br />
available!<br />
Call 601-636-4545,<br />
Circulation for details!<br />
VICKSBURG AREA JOB FAIR!<br />
Tuesday, August 4, 2009<br />
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.<br />
Convention Center<br />
Discover a new world<br />
of opportunity with<br />
The Vicksburg Post<br />
Classifieds.<br />
•OPEN TO THE PUBLIC •NO ADMISSION FEE<br />
Meet employers with employment<br />
opportunities in these fields<br />
and many more:<br />
•Accounting •Education •Maintenance<br />
•Administration •Electronics •Medical<br />
•Computer Operations •Engineering<br />
•Poultry Plant Production •Corrections<br />
•Food Service •Riverboat Operations<br />
•Diesel Mechanics •Law Enforcement<br />
•Truck Driving<br />
For additional information contact:<br />
WIN Job Center, 601-638-1452<br />
For a list of registered employers look<br />
at our web site:<br />
www.jobfairs.ms.gov<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
“ACE”<br />
Truck Driver Training<br />
With a Difference<br />
Job Placement Asst.<br />
Day, Night & Refresher<br />
Classes<br />
Get on the Road NOW!<br />
Call 1-888-430-4223<br />
MS Prop. Lic. 77#C124<br />
DOMINO’S<br />
PIZZA!!!<br />
NOW HIRING!<br />
DELIVERY DRIVERS<br />
CASH Paid Daily<br />
Drivers Must be at least 18<br />
yrs of age, have insurance<br />
& A valid driver’s license<br />
For a minimum of 2 years.<br />
Apply at 725 Hwy 61 S.<br />
Call Stephanie 601-636-<br />
3501 or e-mail resume to<br />
chrisb@rpmpizza.com<br />
Domino’s Delivers Great<br />
Jobs.<br />
DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED<br />
NO CDL?<br />
No Problem!<br />
Earn up to $900/wk.<br />
Home weekends with<br />
TMC<br />
Company endorsed<br />
CDL Training.<br />
1-800-350-7364<br />
NOW HIRING<br />
Medi<strong>care</strong> Nurse<br />
Case Manager<br />
Must be RN<br />
Experience preferred,<br />
will train if necessary.<br />
Must be able to<br />
multi-task, good with<br />
paper work, good<br />
nursing skills, good<br />
with people, work well<br />
under pressure, supervise<br />
staff, flexible<br />
working hours.<br />
Competitive Salary &<br />
Benefits<br />
Contact in person:<br />
Administrator Heritage<br />
House Nursing Center<br />
3103 Wisconsin Ave.<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
NO<br />
EARNING<br />
POTENTIAL<br />
$65,000+!<br />
BUSINESS IS<br />
Internet<br />
Place your classified line ad at<br />
http://www.vicksburgpost.com<br />
Errors<br />
In the event of errors, please call the very first day<br />
your ad appears. The Vicksburg Post will not be<br />
responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.<br />
Mis-Classification<br />
No ad will be deliberately mis-classified.<br />
The Vicksburg Post classified department is the<br />
sole judge of the proper classification for each ad.<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
EARN EXTRA MONEY<br />
Deliver the new AT&T Real<br />
Yellow Pages in the Vicksburg<br />
area. FT/PT, daily work, quick<br />
pay, must be 18 yrs+, have<br />
drivers license & insured vehicle<br />
(800)422-1955 Ext. 4<br />
8:00A-4:30P Mon-Fri<br />
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PI&I MOTOR EXPRESS<br />
is currently hiring Flat Bed<br />
drivers. Starting pay is 28<br />
percent. Must have 1 to 2<br />
years of flat bed experience<br />
in hauling steel coils.<br />
Home weekends<br />
601-878-5395.<br />
Applications being<br />
accepted for:<br />
RN<br />
3-11 Shift<br />
Monday - Friday<br />
We offer Blue Cross/<br />
Blue Shield medical<br />
insurance,<br />
PTO & 401K-Plan,<br />
Apply in Person at:<br />
SHADY LAWN HEALTH<br />
AND REHABILITATION<br />
60 Shady Lawn Place<br />
For more information<br />
contact Brooke Lott or<br />
Robyn Montgomery<br />
(601)-636-1448<br />
EOE<br />
RODEWAY INN HAS<br />
opening for Housekeeper.<br />
Apply in person at #2 Pemberton<br />
Place, Monday- Friday<br />
8am-4pm. No phone<br />
calls.<br />
SERVICE TECHNICIAN<br />
NEEDED. ASE or GM training<br />
required. 5 day work<br />
week, Insurance and vacation<br />
provided. Contact Bob<br />
Anderton 601-638-1252.<br />
WE OFFER:<br />
• THE INDUSTRY’S TOP PAY<br />
PLAN & MANY BONUSES!<br />
• PROFESSIONAL TRAINING<br />
• $2,400 SALARY WHILE<br />
TRAINING WHEN HIRED!<br />
• HEALTH AND DENTAL<br />
• 401(k) RETIREMENT PLAN<br />
AND PAID VACATIONS!<br />
14. Pets &<br />
Livestock<br />
AKC DOBERMAN PUP-<br />
PIES. 4 males- black and<br />
tan. $375 each. 601-437-<br />
9609.<br />
AKC/ CKC<br />
REGISTERED<br />
YORKIES, Poodles<br />
and Schnauzers<br />
$300 to $700!<br />
601-218-5533,<br />
<br />
VICKSBURG WARREN<br />
HUMANE SOCIETY<br />
Highway 61 South<br />
601-636-6631<br />
Currently housing 101 unwanted<br />
and abandoned animals.<br />
38 dogs & puppies<br />
56 cats & kittens<br />
1 Guinea Pig<br />
6 Rabbits<br />
Please adopt today!<br />
Call the Shelter for more information.<br />
HAVE A HEART, SPAY<br />
OR NEUTER YOUR PETS!<br />
Look for us on www.petfinder.com<br />
MUNCHKIN KITTENS. 6<br />
weeks old. 1 female, 1<br />
male. $300 each. 318-789-<br />
9791.<br />
MUSCOVY DUCKS. 3<br />
months old, $5 each. 601-<br />
631-1942.<br />
Please have<br />
your pets<br />
spayed and<br />
neutered.<br />
www.pawsrescuepets.org<br />
RED NOSE PITBULL puppies,<br />
1 st shots and wormed,<br />
mother and father on site.<br />
$100. 601-529-1075.<br />
15. Auction<br />
LOOKING FOR A great<br />
value? Subscribe to The<br />
Vicksburg Post, 601-636-<br />
4545, ask for Circulation.<br />
16. Antiques<br />
WAYNE’S ANTIQUES<br />
624 1st St. • Delhi, LA 71232<br />
318-878-5900<br />
www.waynesantiques.com<br />
Mon - Tue Closed<br />
Wed - Fri 10am-5pm<br />
Sat 9am-5pm<br />
Sun 1pm-5pm<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
EXPERIIENCE<br />
NECESSARY!!<br />
*MEN AND WOMEN*<br />
Call 601-636-SELL<br />
to list your Job<br />
Opportunity!<br />
SALARY!<br />
COMMISSION!<br />
BONUSES!<br />
$2,400 SALARY<br />
WHILE TRAINING!<br />
BOOMING!<br />
VICKSBURG TOYOTA<br />
One of the Nation’s Largest, Most Progressive<br />
& Highest Paying Auto Dealerships.<br />
BUSINESS IS BOOMING!<br />
WE ARE IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF 12+ HIGHLY MOTIVATED PEOPLE TO<br />
INTERVIEW FOR FLOOR OR INTERNET SALES POSITIONS! WE HAVE<br />
CONTRACTED WITH THE NATION’S #1 SALES TRAINING COMPANY TO<br />
PROVIDE YOU WITH THE TRAINING AND CONFIDENCE YOU’LL NEED<br />
TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS IN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS!<br />
ENJOY JOB SECURITY IN<br />
THE HIGHEST PAID<br />
PROFESSION WITHOUT A<br />
FORMAL EDUCATION!<br />
INTERVIEWS<br />
2 DAYS ONLY!<br />
(Apply in Person)<br />
Mon. July 20th &<br />
Tues. July 21st<br />
9am - 6pm<br />
Vicksburg Toyota<br />
4105 East Clay St.<br />
Vicksburg, MS<br />
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE<br />
PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE AT INTERVIEW ©2009
The Vicksburg Post Monday, July 20, 2009 B7<br />
19. Garage &<br />
Yard Sales<br />
24. Business<br />
Services<br />
24. Business<br />
Services<br />
24. Business<br />
Services<br />
27. Room s For<br />
Rent<br />
28. Furnished<br />
Apartments<br />
17. Wanted To<br />
Buy<br />
GOLD PARTIES. BOOK<br />
your party today! Last week<br />
hosts made $8,000. Call<br />
Erik Hanson, 321-662-1025.<br />
I BUY AND HAUL off junk<br />
cars, trucks, vans, buses,<br />
etcetera. Call 601-218-<br />
0038. If no answer, please<br />
leave message.<br />
I BUY JUNK cars, trucks,<br />
vans. 601-631-4346.<br />
18. Miscellaneou s<br />
For Sale<br />
CHARGER FLOOR BUR-<br />
NISHER. 20 inches, 1500<br />
horse power. Asking $400.<br />
Call 601-630-5381<br />
✿ Mattress Sets<br />
✿ Dining Room Sets<br />
✿ Living Room Sets<br />
✿ Bedroom Sets<br />
✿ Special Orders<br />
Shop & Save!<br />
DISCOUNT<br />
FURNITURE BARN<br />
601-638-7191<br />
FOR LESS THAN 45<br />
cents per day, have<br />
The Vicksburg Post<br />
delivered to your home.<br />
Only $14 per month,<br />
7 day delivery.<br />
Call 601-636-4545,<br />
Circulation Department.<br />
FRESH OKRA for sale<br />
daily. Call 601-638-9188.<br />
HARMAR POWER<br />
CHAIR lift. Mini van, side<br />
door. 4 months old, like<br />
new. $2000. 601-437-9033.<br />
Call 601-636-SELL<br />
to list your<br />
Rental Property!<br />
24. Business<br />
Services<br />
BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY<br />
Score A Bullseye With One Of These Businesses!<br />
• Glass<br />
Barnes Glass<br />
Quality Service at Competitive Prices<br />
#1 Windshield Repair & Replacement<br />
Vans • Cars • Trucks<br />
•Insurance Claims Welcome•<br />
AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS<br />
Jason Barnes • 601-661-0900<br />
• Bulldozer &<br />
Construction<br />
BUFORD<br />
CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.<br />
601-636-4813<br />
State Board of Contractors<br />
Approved & Bonded<br />
Haul Clay, Gravel, Dirt,<br />
Rock & Sand<br />
All Types of Dozer Work<br />
Land Clearing • Demolition<br />
Site Development<br />
& Preparation Excavation<br />
Crane Rental • Mud Jacking<br />
• Lawn Log Cabins Care<br />
LOG HOMES<br />
WILDERNESS<br />
CABINS<br />
FINANCING AVAILABLE<br />
“We Believe in Quality”<br />
C&S CONSTRUCTION<br />
WWW.loghouseguys.com<br />
601-500-1875, ask for R.C.<br />
• Septic Service<br />
SHEFFIELD RENTALS<br />
WE PUMP & CLEAN SEPTIC<br />
TANKS &GREASE TRAPS.<br />
1255 Highway 61 South<br />
601-636-0088<br />
Open:<br />
Mon.-Fri. - 7:30am-5pm<br />
18. Miscellaneou s<br />
For Sale<br />
THE PET SHOP<br />
“Vicksburg’s Pet Boutique”<br />
2106 Cherry Street<br />
Pond fish are here: Koi, Xlarge<br />
goldfish & more. Also all kinds<br />
of tropicals including Cichilds,<br />
lots of blue & bright colors.<br />
Dwarf & mini bunnies, guinea<br />
pigs, parakeets, cockatiels.<br />
Loads of collars & harnesses.<br />
Pets Welcome!<br />
TOTAL GYM, still under<br />
warranty. $600 or best offer.<br />
601-636-2335.<br />
Teachers, stay-at-home<br />
parents, college students,<br />
nurses. . . they’re all<br />
delivering the newspaper<br />
in their spare time and<br />
earning extra income!<br />
It’s easy - and it’s a great<br />
way to earn extra cash.<br />
• Construction<br />
ROSS<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
New Homes<br />
Framing, Remodeling,<br />
Cabinets, Flooring,<br />
Roofing & Vinyl Siding<br />
State Licensed & Bonded<br />
John Ross 601-638-7932<br />
• Lawn Dirt Services Care<br />
Services<br />
• Bush Hogging<br />
• Box Blading<br />
• Yard Work<br />
• Tree & Debris -<br />
Removal & Distribution<br />
GEORGE MARTIN & SONS<br />
601-885-8508 • 601-218-9480<br />
• Lawn HandyMan Care<br />
Services<br />
From helping with<br />
small repair projects to<br />
upgrading your home...<br />
Joe Rangel - Owner<br />
601.636.7843<br />
601.529.5400<br />
Joe@RiverCityHandyman.com<br />
Call today for free estimate.<br />
We’re not satisfied until you are.<br />
RIVER CITY HANDYMAN<br />
What's going on in<br />
Vicksburg this weekend?<br />
Read The Vicksburg Post!<br />
For convenient home delivery<br />
call 601-636-4545, ask<br />
for circulation.<br />
YARD SALE AT The Old<br />
Store in Bovina, corner of<br />
Bovina Drive and Warriors<br />
Trail, Friday, July 24th and<br />
Saturday, July 25 th , 6am-<br />
3pm.<br />
21. Boats,<br />
Fishing Supplies<br />
What's going on in Vicksburg<br />
this weekend? Read<br />
The Vicksburg Post! For<br />
convenient home delivery,<br />
call 601-636-4545, ask for<br />
circulation.<br />
24. Business<br />
Services<br />
Toni Walker Terrett<br />
Attorney At Law<br />
601-636-1109<br />
• Bankruptcy<br />
Chapter 7 and 13<br />
• Social Seurity Disability<br />
• No-fault Divorce<br />
24. 11. Business<br />
Opportunities<br />
Services<br />
No Wonder Everybody’s Doing It!<br />
To join<br />
The Vicksburg Post<br />
newspaper team<br />
you must be<br />
dependable, have<br />
insurance, reliable<br />
transportation, and<br />
be available to deliver<br />
afternoons Monday -<br />
Friday and early<br />
mornings Saturday<br />
and Sunday.<br />
• Signs<br />
PATRIOTIC<br />
• FLAGS<br />
• BANNERS<br />
• BUMPER STICKERS<br />
• YARD SIGNS<br />
Show Your Colors!<br />
Post Plaza<br />
601-631-0400<br />
1601 N. Frontage Rd.<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
WE ACCEPT<br />
MOST MAJOR<br />
CREDIT<br />
CARDS.<br />
e y r<br />
YOUR BUSINESS<br />
COULD BE HERE!<br />
All Business<br />
• Printing<br />
SPEEDIPRINT &<br />
OFFICE SUPPLY<br />
• Business Cards<br />
• Letterhead<br />
• Envelopes<br />
• Invoices<br />
• Work Orders<br />
• Invitations<br />
(601) 638-2900<br />
Fax (601) 636-6711<br />
1601-C North Frontage Rd<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
& Service Directory Ads<br />
MUST BE PAID<br />
IN ADVANCE!<br />
Cleaning and Organizing<br />
Reasonable Rates. Call<br />
601-415-5976<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
TREY GORDON<br />
ROOFING & RESTORATION<br />
•Roof & Home Repair<br />
(all types!)<br />
•30 yrs exp •1,000’s of ref<br />
Licensed • Insured<br />
601-618-0367<br />
DEPENDABLE GRASS<br />
CUTTING service. A great<br />
looking yard is possible today.<br />
Residential or commercial.<br />
Free estimates. Call 601-529-<br />
3649.<br />
DIRT AND GRAVEL<br />
hauled. 8 yard truck. 601-<br />
638-6740.<br />
DIRT. TOP SOIL, fill dirt,<br />
sand, clay gravel, 6-10.<br />
Dozer work, track hoe work,<br />
new concrete driveways, replace<br />
old driveways,<br />
etcetera. 601-638-9233,<br />
601-218-9233.<br />
EARN EXTRA MONEY!<br />
Sell Mary Kay Cosmetics.<br />
Call 601-218-3132, www.<br />
marykay.com/ldrobinson<br />
FERTILIZING PROBLEMS???<br />
Need your hay field, cattle<br />
pasture, corn field and others<br />
to come to life? Call<br />
Green Acres Spreaders<br />
for all your fertilizing needs.<br />
Specializing in chicken manure,<br />
super growth fertilizer.<br />
601-618-5280<br />
CALL 601-636-SELL AND PLACE<br />
YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY.<br />
Your Hometown <strong>Newspaper</strong>!<br />
Openings Available in:<br />
Vicksburg<br />
601-636-4545 ext. 181<br />
• Construction<br />
Lawn Care<br />
ABSOLUTE BEST<br />
LAWN SERVICE<br />
Chris Rutherford<br />
Dependable & Thorough<br />
601-218-8747<br />
Call Today! 601-636-SELL<br />
••••••••••••••<br />
In the Classified Business Directory,<br />
your ad is viewed daily by over<br />
33,500 readers!<br />
• CLASSIFIEDS • 601-636-7355 • www.vicksburgpost.com<br />
INTERIOR AND<br />
EXTERIOR PAINTING<br />
Faux Finishing, Staining,<br />
Sealing, Power-washing,<br />
Drywall and Minor<br />
Carpentry<br />
601-634-8709 (Hm)<br />
601-415-8554 (Cell)<br />
HELPING PEOPLE FILE<br />
UNDER THE<br />
“BANKRUPTCY CODE”<br />
CHAPTER 7 - $600<br />
CHAPTER 13 - $300 DOWN,<br />
THE REST IN THE PLAN<br />
NO FAULT DIVORCE - $350<br />
SPEAK DIRECTLY TO AN<br />
ATTORNEY<br />
TYE ASHFORD<br />
(601-924-8670)<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
JK'S PAINTING SERVICES<br />
Interior and exterior, pressure<br />
washing. Call 601-218-8890<br />
Ask for Charles.<br />
River City Lawn Care<br />
You grow it we mow it!<br />
Affordable and professional.<br />
Lawn and landscape<br />
maintenance.<br />
Cut, bag, trim, edge.<br />
601-529-6168.<br />
26. For Rent<br />
Or Lease<br />
OFFICE SPACE LOCATED<br />
on Wisconsin Avenue. 3000<br />
square feet, perfect for<br />
medical/ dental clinic. $1200<br />
monthly. 601-634-6669.<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
MAGNOLIA MANOR<br />
APARTMENTS FOR<br />
ELDERLY &<br />
DISABLED CITIZENS!<br />
• Rent Based On Income<br />
3515 MANOR DRIVE<br />
VICKSBURG, MS<br />
Toll Free 1-866-238-8861<br />
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY<br />
AUDUBON UDUBON PLACELACE<br />
For those adults who like a safe<br />
community setting with the best<br />
neighbors in Vicksburg.<br />
Discount for Senior Citizens available<br />
415-3333 • 638-1102 • 636-1455<br />
Bradford Ridge<br />
Apartments<br />
Live in a Quality Built Apartment<br />
for LESS! All brick,<br />
concrete floors and double walls<br />
provide excellent soundproofing,<br />
security, and safety.<br />
601-638-1102 * 601-415-3333<br />
Rah, Rah, Rah!<br />
It’s time for<br />
Football...<br />
WEEKLY RATE: $80.<br />
MONTHLY RATE: $320.<br />
NO deposit required.<br />
Completely furnished<br />
with bed and TV.<br />
All utilities paid with<br />
central heat and air.<br />
601-631-0222<br />
Classifieds Really Work!<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
COMPLETELY FURNISHED<br />
CORPORATE APARTMENT<br />
All utilities paid, laundry<br />
room provided, 1 bedroom.<br />
$900 monthly. Studio apartment<br />
$750. 601-415-9027,<br />
601-638-4386.<br />
CORPORATE STUDIO<br />
APARTMENT. $800 monthly,<br />
includes all utilities, weekly<br />
cleaning. 601-661-9747.<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
COME CHECK US OUT TODAY<br />
YOU’LL WANT TO MAKE YOUR<br />
HOME HERE<br />
Great Location, Hard-Working Staff<br />
601-638-7831 • 201 Berryman Rd<br />
S HAMROCK<br />
A PARTMENTS<br />
Be the first to live in one of our<br />
New Apartments!<br />
Available January 1st, 2009<br />
SUPERIOR QUALITY,<br />
CUSTOM OAK CABINETS,<br />
EXTRA LARGE MASTER BEDROOM,<br />
& WASHER / DRYER HOOKUPS<br />
SAFE!!!<br />
ALL UNITS HAVE<br />
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM<br />
SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT<br />
601-661-0765 • 601-415-3333<br />
If you’re finding too much of this and<br />
that cluttering your house, sell it fast.<br />
Call and place your classified ad today.<br />
601-636-SELL<br />
Show off your<br />
Football player,<br />
Cheerleader or<br />
Band Member<br />
by placing their photo<br />
in this special tab.<br />
Cost: $17 per photo<br />
Deadline: August 12th, 2009<br />
Publishes: August 20th, 2009<br />
Bring photo to the<br />
Classified Dept. @<br />
The Vicksburg Post<br />
or call 601-636-7355<br />
for more<br />
information.
B8 Monday, July 20, 2009 The Vicksburg Post<br />
The paper that makes you feel right at home.<br />
•hometown news •classifieds •area shopping •local sports<br />
•community calendar...and so much more<br />
Subscribe today for home delivery: 601-636-4545 or come by and see us at 1601-F North Frontage Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
30. Houses<br />
For Rent<br />
33. Commercial<br />
Property<br />
34. Houses<br />
For Sale<br />
34. Houses<br />
For Sale<br />
34. Houses<br />
For Sale<br />
39. Motorcycles,<br />
Bicycles<br />
1 BEDROOM, 1 bath.<br />
Spacious, newly renovated,<br />
downtown. Includes water,<br />
DIRECTV, wireless Internet,<br />
washer/ dryer hookups.<br />
$550 monthly, $300 deposit.<br />
601-618-9494.<br />
1, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM<br />
APARTMENTS, downtown.<br />
$400 to $600 monthly, deposit<br />
required. 601-629-4348.<br />
2 BEDROOM, Washington<br />
Street, central air and<br />
heat, all electric, $550<br />
monthly, deposit required.<br />
Call 601-415-5498.<br />
Vicksburg’s Most<br />
Convenient Luxury<br />
Apartments!<br />
• Cable Furnished!<br />
• High Speed Internet<br />
Access Available!<br />
601-636-0503<br />
2160 S. Frontage Rd.<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
BEAUTIFUL<br />
LAKESIDE LIVING<br />
• 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts.<br />
• Beautifully Landscaped<br />
• Lake Surrounds Community<br />
• Pool • Fireplace<br />
• Spacious Floor Plans<br />
HIGH SPEED INTERNET<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
601-629-6300<br />
www.thelandingsvicksburg.com<br />
501 Fairways Drive<br />
Vicksburg<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
2 BEDROOMS, 2½ baths.<br />
Openwood Townhouse. 1,400<br />
plus/ minus square feet. $650<br />
monthly. $400 deposit. 601-<br />
831-8900. Leave message.<br />
4 BEDROOM DUPLEX,<br />
$500 rent. 2 bedroom townhouse,<br />
$400 rent. Both<br />
have refrigerator and stove,<br />
$200 deposit. 601-634-<br />
8291.<br />
MANAGER’S SPECIAL<br />
River Oaks Apartments<br />
601-638-2231<br />
Office located at<br />
Commodore<br />
Apartments<br />
605 Cain Ridge Road<br />
DOWNTOWN, BRICK, Marie<br />
Apartments. Total electric, central<br />
air/ heat, stove, refrigerator.<br />
$500, water furnished. 601-636-<br />
7107, trip@msubulldogs.org<br />
GATED COMMUNITY. 1/<br />
2 bedroom, hardwood, washer/<br />
dryer, central heat/ air.<br />
$450-$550/ month. 1115<br />
First North, 601-618-6814.<br />
MARSHALL APARTMENTS<br />
821 Speed Street<br />
Newly remodeled apartment<br />
with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, large<br />
living room, dining room,<br />
kitchen with breakfast bar<br />
$400 monthly (water included)<br />
601-619-6800<br />
SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM<br />
apartment. 61 South area.<br />
601-619-9789.<br />
WANT TO SAVE MONEY?<br />
Apartment living at its best.<br />
We have it all! Atmosphere,<br />
paid cable, water and trash,<br />
built-in microwaves. 601-<br />
638-5587 or 601-415-8735.<br />
30. Houses<br />
For Rent<br />
100 DOVE ROAD<br />
4 bdrm, 2 ba, double wide.<br />
$675 mth, $675 deposit.<br />
2811 CLAY STREET.<br />
3 bed, 1 bath; will rent<br />
unfurnished w/ 1 yr lease<br />
$575/mth. Rent furnished<br />
with short term lease<br />
$1200/mth with utilities.<br />
References required.<br />
Call 1-888-919-3222,<br />
leave message or go to<br />
www.CICrentals.com<br />
Owner/ Broker<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
1622 SOUTH STREET. 3<br />
bed, 2 full bath, big living<br />
room, dining and kitchen<br />
area, washroom, newly remodeled,<br />
section 8 welcomed.<br />
Call 601-795-5065.<br />
3 BEDROOM, 2 bath<br />
home, fenced yard, carport,<br />
all ceramic floors in South<br />
County. Call 601-529-3194<br />
for details.<br />
NOW AVAILABLE! 2 bedrooms,<br />
1 bath, 504 Dallas<br />
Street. $525 monthly, $525<br />
deposit. Section 8 welcome.<br />
601-702-0734.<br />
31. Mobile Homes<br />
For Rent<br />
MEADOWBROOK<br />
PROPERTIES. 3 bedroom<br />
mobile homes, Highway 61<br />
South area. Deposit required.<br />
601-619-9789.<br />
32. Mobile Homes<br />
For Sale<br />
121 IMPALA DRIVE. This<br />
4 bed, 2 bath is turn key<br />
ready. Ward Real Estate.<br />
601-634-6898.<br />
1986 VINTAGE 14X70.<br />
Good condition, new floors<br />
and other improvements.<br />
See to appreciate, $10,000<br />
firm. 601-456-4788.<br />
Available NOW!<br />
28x80 4 BR, 2 BTHS,<br />
New Carpet- Skirting-<br />
Deck, Large Lot.<br />
FHA FINANCING!<br />
Call 601-218-0140<br />
$39,995<br />
3 bedroom, 2 bath<br />
28x52<br />
$4,000 dn<br />
$312 p/m<br />
Classic Double Wide Village<br />
601-636-6433<br />
Don’t miss a day of<br />
The Vicksburg Post!<br />
Our ePost now<br />
available!<br />
Call 601-636-4545<br />
Circulation, for details!<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
COMMERCIAL BUILD-<br />
ING FOR rent. 30X60, intersection<br />
of Fisher Ferry and<br />
Grange Hall Road. 601-636-<br />
8002.<br />
NEW OFFICES FOR<br />
rent. All amenities. $500-<br />
$1000 monthly. Call Jim<br />
Hankins, 601-629-4348.<br />
SPACE FOR LEASE!<br />
1601-A North Frontage<br />
Road, Post Plaza, 5400<br />
square feet retail/ warehouse<br />
combination- 3250<br />
square feet heated/<br />
cooled office/ retail area,<br />
2150 square feet heated<br />
warehouse with drive-in<br />
overhead door, high traffic,<br />
great exposure, ample<br />
parking, common traffic<br />
area, maintenance included<br />
in rent. 2 restrooms<br />
(one ADA) in heated/<br />
cooled portion. New<br />
construction in 1996.<br />
Located in the I-20 North<br />
Frontage Road at the<br />
Halls Ferry Road exit. Offered<br />
by The Vicksburg<br />
Post, P.O. Box 821668,<br />
Vicksburg, MS<br />
39182-1668.<br />
Jimmy Clark,<br />
601-636-4545.<br />
34. Houses<br />
For Sale<br />
Eagle Lake<br />
Waterfront lots, new listings,<br />
waterfront homes.<br />
Call Bette Paul Warner,<br />
601-218-1800<br />
www.Lakehouse.com<br />
McMillin Real Estate<br />
106 Singing Hill Cove<br />
4 Bdrm, 3 bath home,<br />
3000 sq. ft., located on<br />
lake front property, has<br />
stainless steel appliances,<br />
granite counter tops, ceramic<br />
& wood flooring.<br />
Call 601-629-7426<br />
For Sale By Owner<br />
312 CRESTLINE.<br />
FRESHLY remodeled 3<br />
bedroom home. Owner will<br />
assist with down payment<br />
and closing cost. $8000 tax<br />
credit for first time home<br />
buyer. Ward Real Estate,<br />
601-634-6898.<br />
Classified Advertising<br />
really brings big results!<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
4 bdrm, 2 ba., nice recently<br />
updated home. New laminate,<br />
ceramic in kitchen & baths,<br />
fresh paint. Great county<br />
location, minutes from town,<br />
quiet cul-de-sac, spacious<br />
yard, 12x20 workshop.<br />
All for $149,000.<br />
Call 601-415-3022 for<br />
more info or appointment.<br />
Judy Harrell.............601-618-3227<br />
Brian Breithaupt......601-218-1945<br />
Ronnie Johnston......601-831-2319<br />
Yvonne Winstead....601-218-1964<br />
Jess Willis.................601-218-1457<br />
Dixie Breithaupt, BROKER<br />
601-638-6243<br />
2735 Washington Street<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
Ask<br />
Us.<br />
■<br />
FHA & VA<br />
■<br />
Conventional<br />
■<br />
Construction<br />
■<br />
First-time<br />
Homebuyers<br />
Candy Francisco<br />
Mortgage Originator<br />
Mortgage<br />
Loans<br />
601.630.8209<br />
Member FDIC<br />
2150 South Frontage Road bkbank.com<br />
Open Hours:<br />
Monday-Friday<br />
8:30am-5:30pm<br />
Saturday - 9am-5pm<br />
Sunday - 1pm-5pm<br />
601-634-8928<br />
2170 S. I-20 Frontage Rd.<br />
www.ColdwellBanker.com<br />
www.homesofvicksburg.net<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
BOVINA. 4 bedrooms, 3<br />
baths, in-ground pool, 2750<br />
square feet, 1.5 acres,<br />
Only $239,900. 601-638-<br />
4546, 601-529-1931.<br />
Big River Realty<br />
601-636-0660<br />
John Arnold...............601-529-7376<br />
Sue L. Richardson.... 601-415-0957<br />
DeowarskiMcDonald.601-529-5703<br />
David A. Brewer........601-631-0065<br />
Visit us today at<br />
Bigriverhomes.com<br />
COUNTRY HOME • MADISON PARISH<br />
3 BR., 2.5 BTH., APR. 2900 SQ. FT.<br />
HEATED/COOLED, DEN, GAME<br />
ROOM, POOL W/ PATIO COVER,<br />
FENCED YARD, APR. 8 ACRES W/<br />
PRODUCING PECAN TREES, BARN,<br />
DOG PEN.<br />
318-574-2478 (LEAVE MESSAGE)<br />
McMillin<br />
Real Estate<br />
601-636-8193<br />
VicksburgRealEstate.com<br />
EDWARDS ESTATE!!!<br />
6,000 sq. ft. 5BR/4FB/2HB<br />
remodeled home w/ pool on<br />
18 wooded acres!<br />
Call Theresa Wooten, REALTOR<br />
601-613-5792<br />
Wooten Evans Properties<br />
FOR SALE BY OWNER<br />
Quality custom built 4 br/2.5 bath<br />
home on 7.9 acres. 2 custom<br />
detached bldgs, ample storage<br />
(closets & built-ins), oversize<br />
laundry, sewing/craft room,<br />
2 heated/ cooled closets in garage<br />
(1 cedar-lined). 601-636-4290.<br />
Serious inquiries only. $249,000.<br />
To view pictures, go to<br />
forsalebyowner.com<br />
ID#22086479<br />
29. Unfurnished<br />
Apartments<br />
Call Your<br />
Hometown Specialists!<br />
Licensed in MS and LA<br />
Jones & Upchurch<br />
Real Estate Agency<br />
1803 Clay Street<br />
www.jonesandupchurch.com<br />
Judy Uzzle..................601-994-4663<br />
Mary D. Barnes.........601-966-1665<br />
Stacie Bowers-Griffin...601-218-9134<br />
Jill Waring Upchurch....601-906-5012<br />
Carla Watson...............601-415-4179<br />
Andrea Upchurch.......601-831-6490<br />
Broker, GRI<br />
601-636-6490<br />
Search<br />
Homes For Sale,<br />
Photos & Details<br />
in the<br />
MLS of Vicksburg<br />
at<br />
www.VicksburgRealtors.com<br />
THIS IS THE ONE!<br />
132 Pebble Beach Drive<br />
Fairways, Lake front,<br />
4 bed, 2.5 bath, 1.3 acres,<br />
pool, many amenities.<br />
601-630-5177 • 601-638-9050<br />
$309,900<br />
jxnlaw1@aol.com for<br />
information/ pictures.<br />
Kay Odom..........601-638-2443<br />
Kay Hobson.......601-638-8512<br />
Jake Strait...........601-218-1258<br />
Bob Gordon........601-831-0135<br />
Tony Jordan........601-630-6461<br />
Alex Monsour.....601-415-7274<br />
Jay Hobson..........601-456-1318<br />
Kai Mason...........601-218-5623<br />
Daryl Hollingsworth..601-415-5549<br />
Sybil Caraway....601-218-2869<br />
Catherine Roy....601-831-5790<br />
Angie Presley.....601-218-2458<br />
Jim Hobson.........601-415-0211<br />
ARNER<br />
REAL ESTATE, INC<br />
VJIM HOBSON<br />
REALTOR®•BUILDER•APPRAISER<br />
601-636-0502<br />
38. Farm<br />
Imple ments/<br />
Heavy Equipment<br />
1997 INTERNATIONAL<br />
16 yard Dump truck, good<br />
condition. 1994 Mack 16<br />
yard dump truck. 601-218-<br />
9233.<br />
"POP ART"<br />
1994 HONDA SHADOW<br />
1100. Black/ chrome,<br />
15,000 miles. $3000. 601-<br />
630-5119, 601-831-2949.<br />
2003 HONDA GOLDWING<br />
1800. 11,000 miles, like new,<br />
lots of accessories. $13,000.<br />
Day 601-529-9235, Night 601-<br />
661-0770.<br />
2004 HONDA GOLD-<br />
WING 1800 trike. 11,000<br />
miles, lots of accessories,<br />
custom painted mural.<br />
$24,000. 769-233-0620.<br />
2005 HARLEY SOFT-<br />
TAIL Deuce. 3,400 actual<br />
miles. $15,000. 601-415-<br />
5700, anytime.<br />
40. Cars & Trucks<br />
1996 CHRYSLER TOWN<br />
& Country. Bad transmission.<br />
$300 or best offer.<br />
601-618-9922.<br />
1998 CHEVROLET CA-<br />
MARO. T-tops, extra clean.<br />
$4988. Call Vicksburg Toyota<br />
at 800-466-8698.<br />
2000 X-TERRA. 1 owner,<br />
84,000 miles. $6,988. Call<br />
Vicksburg Toyota at 800-<br />
466-8698.<br />
2001 LEXUS RX 300.<br />
Loaded, leather, sun roof.<br />
$10,988. Call Vicksburg<br />
Toyota at 800-466-8698.<br />
2001 TOYOTA HIGH-<br />
LANDER. Sunroof, leather.<br />
$6,988. Call Vicksburg Toyota<br />
at 800-466-8698.<br />
2002 HONDA S2000 convertible.<br />
2 seater, 72,000<br />
miles. $12,000. 601-259-<br />
1442.<br />
2004 CHEVROLET CAV-<br />
ALIER. $5,995. Call Vicksburg<br />
Toyota at 800-466-<br />
8698.<br />
PICK YOURS TODAY!<br />
97 Ford Explorer<br />
$1000 down-$250 per month<br />
02 Mercury Sable<br />
$1200 down-$260 per month<br />
98 Jeep Grand Cherokee<br />
$1500 down-$280 per month<br />
NO CREDIT CHECK<br />
Gary’s 601-883-9995<br />
Bienville<br />
Apartments<br />
Choose from the headings below to add some<br />
“Pop” to the information in your advertisement.<br />
Selling anything from cars to houses and everything<br />
in between. Call our Classifieds department at<br />
601-636-SELL (7355) today for more information.<br />
We now have immediate availability.<br />
Don’t miss out!!<br />
1, 2 & 3 bedrooms and townhomes.<br />
Call 601-636-1752<br />
www.bienvilleapartments.com<br />
PRICES are added to the regular cost of your ad.<br />
$1.00 extra per day • Minimum charge $3.00
B6 Tuesday, July 21, 2009 The Vicksburg Post<br />
The paper that makes you feel right at home.<br />
•hometown news •classifieds •area shopping •local sports<br />
•community calendar...and so much more<br />
Subscribe today for home delivery: 601-636-4545 or come by and see us at<br />
1601-F North Frontage Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
01. Legals<br />
01. Legals<br />
01. Legals<br />
01. Legals<br />
01. Legals<br />
05. Notices<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
07. Help Wanted<br />
ADVERTISEMENT FOR<br />
BIDS<br />
Sealed Bids for construction<br />
of Vicksburg Municipal Airport<br />
Fire Station will be received<br />
be received by The<br />
City Clerk for the City of<br />
Vicksburg , until 9:00 AM on<br />
Monday, August 17, 2009 at<br />
the office of the City Clerk,<br />
1401 Walnut St., Vicksburg,<br />
MS 39180. Bids received after<br />
this time will be returned<br />
unopened. Bids will be publicly<br />
opened and read aloud<br />
at 10:00 AM, Monday, August<br />
17, 2009<br />
Bidders are cautioned that<br />
the City Clerk does not receive<br />
the daily U.S. Mail on<br />
or before 9:00 a.m. Bids will<br />
be time-stamped upon receipt<br />
according to City<br />
Clerk's time clock.<br />
A Bid Bond in the amount of<br />
5 percent of the total maximum<br />
bid amount is required.<br />
Performance and Labor and<br />
Material Payment Bonds for<br />
100 percent of the Contract<br />
amount will be required.<br />
It is the intent that all work be<br />
performed under a Single<br />
Contract.<br />
No bidder may withdraw his<br />
bid within 45 days after the<br />
actual date of opening.<br />
The Owner reserves the right<br />
to waive any informalities or<br />
to reject any and all bids.<br />
The Bidder is required to list<br />
with his proposal the subcontractors<br />
for Plumbing; Heating,<br />
Ventilating and Air Conditioning;<br />
Electrical Work.<br />
Bonafide Prime Bidders<br />
(General Contractors) may<br />
obtain a maximum of two (2)<br />
sets of Drawings and Specifications<br />
from the office of<br />
Dale And Associates, Architects,<br />
PA, One Jackson<br />
Place, Suite 250, 188 East<br />
Capitol Street, Jackson, MS<br />
39201, upon deposit of<br />
$150.00 per set. Those who<br />
submit bids may obtain refund<br />
of deposits by returning<br />
sets in good condition no<br />
more than ten (10) business<br />
days after Bids have been<br />
opened. Those Prime Bidders,<br />
who do not submit a<br />
prime bid, will forfeit their deposit<br />
and will be required to<br />
return all drawings and specifications<br />
to the Architect.<br />
Additional sets may be obtained<br />
for the cost of reproduction.<br />
No partial sets will<br />
be issued.<br />
Mechanical and Electrical<br />
subcontractors may obtain<br />
one set of drawings and<br />
specifications upon deposit<br />
of $150.00. Those who submit<br />
bids may obtain refund of<br />
deposits by returning sets in<br />
good condition no more than<br />
ten (10) business days after<br />
Bids have been opened.<br />
Those Mechanical and Electrical<br />
subcontractors, who do<br />
not submit a prime bid, will<br />
forfeit their deposit and will<br />
be required to return all<br />
drawings and specifications<br />
to the Architect. Additional<br />
sets may be obtained for the<br />
cost of reproduction. No partial<br />
sets will be issued.<br />
The Mayor and Aldermen of<br />
the<br />
City of Vicksburg, Mississippi<br />
By: Walter W. Osborne, Jr.,<br />
City Clerk<br />
Publish: 7/21, 7/27(2t)<br />
Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
of Sale<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
WHEREAS, on the 9th day<br />
of April, 2007 and acknowledged<br />
on the 9th day of<br />
April, 2007, Lucius M Chambers<br />
and Sharon D Chambers,<br />
executed and delivered<br />
a certain Deed of Trust unto<br />
Ellis, Braddock & Dees, LTD,<br />
Trustee for Mortgage Electronic<br />
Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., Beneficiary, to secure<br />
an indebtedness therein described,<br />
which Deed of Trust<br />
is recorded in the office of<br />
the Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi in<br />
Book 1649 at Page 483 #<br />
244652; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 30th day<br />
of June, 2009, Mortgage<br />
Electronic Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., assigned said<br />
Deed of Trust unto Taylor,<br />
Bean & Whitaker Mortgage<br />
Corp, by instrument recorded<br />
in the office of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1498 at Page 89 Instrument<br />
# 269141; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 30th day<br />
of June, 2009, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust substituted<br />
and appointed Emily<br />
Kaye Courteau as Trustee in<br />
said Deed of Trust, by instruff<br />
f<br />
ment recorded in the office of<br />
the aforesaid Chancery Clerk<br />
in Book 1498 at Page 90 Instrument<br />
# 269143; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
the undersigned so to do, on<br />
the 11th day of August,<br />
2009, I will during the lawful<br />
hours of between 11:00 a.m.<br />
and 4:00 p.m., at public outcry,<br />
offer for sale and will<br />
sell, at the west front door of<br />
the Warren County Courthouse<br />
at Vicksburg, Mississippi,<br />
for cash to the highest<br />
bidder, the following described<br />
land and property situated<br />
in Warren County,<br />
Mississippi, to-wit:<br />
All of Lot 74 in that certain<br />
survey known as Speed's<br />
Addition to the City of Vicksburg,<br />
Mississippi, as same<br />
appears of record in Deed<br />
Book ZZ at Page 600 of the<br />
records of deeds of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi.<br />
I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day July 16, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F08-2420<br />
Publish: 7/21, 7/28, 8/4(3t)<br />
Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
of Sale<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
WHEREAS, on the 10th day<br />
of July, 2002 and acknowledged<br />
on the 10th day of<br />
July, 2002, Victoria Ellis, an<br />
unmarried woman, executed<br />
and delivered a certain Deed<br />
of Trust unto First American<br />
Title, Trustee for Mortgage<br />
Electronic Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., Beneficiary, to secure<br />
an indebtedness therein<br />
described, which Deed of<br />
Trust is recorded in the office<br />
of the Chancery Clerk of<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
in Book 1329 at Page 670 #<br />
186202; and<br />
WHEREAS, by various assignments<br />
on record said<br />
Deed of Trust was ultimately<br />
assigned to Mortgage Electronic<br />
Registration Systems,<br />
Inc. by instrument recorded<br />
in the office of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1496 at Page 803 Instrument<br />
# 268926 and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 6th day<br />
of November, 2008, the<br />
Holder of said Deed of Trust<br />
substituted and appointed<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau as<br />
Trustee in said Deed of<br />
Trust, by instrument recorded<br />
in the office of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1486 at Page 660 Instrument<br />
# 262896; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
the undersigned so to do, on<br />
the 11th day of August,<br />
2009, I will during the lawful<br />
hours of between 11:00 a.m.<br />
and 4:00 p.m., at public outcry,<br />
offer for sale and will<br />
sell, at the west front door of<br />
the Warren County Courthouse<br />
at Vicksburg, Mississippi,<br />
for cash to the highest<br />
bidder, the following described<br />
land and property situated<br />
in Warren County,<br />
Mississippi, to-wit:<br />
Lot 107, Warrenton Heights<br />
Subdivision, Part "A" of Part<br />
II, a plat whereof being of<br />
record in Plat Book 2 at<br />
Page 39 of the land records<br />
of Warren County, Mississippi.<br />
Being the same property<br />
conveyed by the Secretary of<br />
Housing and Urban Development<br />
to Kimberly R. Smith by<br />
Special Warranty Deed dated<br />
August 15, 1997, and<br />
recorded in Book 1116 at<br />
Page 855 of the Land<br />
Records of Warren County,<br />
Mississippi.<br />
I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day July 7, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F08-3038<br />
Publish: 7/21, 7/28, 8/4(3t)<br />
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1611F North Frontage Road<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S<br />
NOTICE OF SALE<br />
WHEREAS, on February 25,<br />
2005, Malcom Hassan and<br />
Doris J. Oliver, joint tenants<br />
with full rights of survivorship<br />
and not as tenants in common,<br />
executed a certain<br />
deed of trust to Jim B. Tohill,<br />
Trustee for the benefit of Argent<br />
Mortgage Company,<br />
LLC which deed of trust is of<br />
record in the office of the<br />
Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, State of Mississippi<br />
in Book 1521 at Page 799<br />
and re-recorded in Book<br />
1699 at Page 58; and<br />
WHEREAS, said Deed of<br />
Trust was subsequently assigned<br />
to U.S. Bank National<br />
Association as Trustee by instrument<br />
dated February 28,<br />
2005 and recorded in Book<br />
1484 at Page 655 of the<br />
aforesaid Chancery Clerk's<br />
office; and<br />
WHEREAS, U.S. Bank National<br />
Association as Trustee<br />
has heretofore substituted J.<br />
Gary Massey as Trustee by<br />
instrument dated September<br />
10, 2008 and recorded in the<br />
aforesaid Chancery Clerk's<br />
Office in Book 1496 at Page<br />
632; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the terms and<br />
conditions of said deed of<br />
trust and the entire debt secured<br />
thereby having been<br />
declared to be due and<br />
payable in accordance with<br />
the terms of said deed of<br />
trust, U.S. Bank National Association<br />
as Trustee, the legal<br />
holder of said indebtedness,<br />
having requested the<br />
undersigned Substituted<br />
Trustee to execute the trust<br />
and sell said land and property<br />
in accordance with the<br />
terms of said deed of trust<br />
and for the purpose of raising<br />
the sums due thereunder, together<br />
with attorney's fees,<br />
trustee's fees and expense<br />
of sale.<br />
NOW, THEREFORE, I, J.<br />
Gary Massey, Substituted<br />
Trustee in said deed of trust,<br />
will on August 4, 2009 offer<br />
for sale at public outcry and<br />
sell within legal hours (being<br />
between the hours of 11:00<br />
a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), at the<br />
West Door of the County<br />
Courthouse of Warren County,<br />
located at Vicksburg, Mississippi,<br />
to the highest and<br />
best bidder for cash the following<br />
described property<br />
situated in Warren County,<br />
State of Mississippi, to-wit:<br />
Commencing at the corner<br />
common to Sec. 4, 5, 8 and<br />
9, T15N, R4E, Warren County,<br />
Mississippi, run thence S<br />
79 degrees 07 minutes 22<br />
Seconds W, 1032.65 ft. to<br />
the northeast corner and the<br />
Point of Beginning of the<br />
herein described Lot 22 of<br />
Lealand Point Subdivision;<br />
thence run S 01 degrees 58<br />
minutes 28 seconds W,<br />
158.75" to an Iron Found;<br />
thence from said point run N<br />
88 degrees 13 minutes 15<br />
seconds W, 99.94 ft. to an<br />
Iron Set; thence run N 01 degrees<br />
58 minutes 28 seconds<br />
E, 158.89 ft. to an Iron<br />
Set on the south right of the<br />
public access road for said<br />
Lealand Point Subdivision;<br />
thence along the north line of<br />
said Lot 22, S 88 degrees 08<br />
minutes 43 seconds E 99.94<br />
ft. to the Point of Beginning,<br />
containing 0.33 acres, more<br />
or less.<br />
The above described real<br />
property includes a manufactured<br />
home described as a<br />
2005 52 X 28 Cappaert bearing<br />
VIN Number<br />
CHVM480485221761AB.<br />
The manufactured home is a<br />
fixture related to the real<br />
property and has become a<br />
part of the realty. Any foreclosure<br />
of this deed of trust<br />
will include the manufactured<br />
home situated thereon.<br />
I WILL CONVEY only such<br />
title as vested in me as Substituted<br />
Trustee.<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE<br />
on this 7th day of July, 2009.<br />
J. Gary Massey<br />
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE<br />
Shapiro & Massey, L.L.P.<br />
1910 Lakeland Drive, Suite B<br />
Jackson, MS 39216<br />
(601)981-9299<br />
218 Lealand Dr.<br />
Vicksburg, MS 39180<br />
08-101208DM<br />
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Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
of Sale<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
WHEREAS, on the 20th day<br />
of August, 2003 and acknowledged<br />
on the 20th day<br />
of August, 2003, Sharon<br />
Johnson, executed and delivered<br />
a certain Deed of<br />
Trust unto Mott & Mickel Attorneys,<br />
A. Delbert Mickel<br />
Jr, Trustee for Mortgage<br />
Electronic Registration Systems,<br />
Inc., Beneficiary, to secure<br />
an indebtedness therein<br />
described, which Deed of<br />
Trust is recorded in the office<br />
of the Chancery Clerk of<br />
Warren County, Mississippi<br />
in Book 1423 at Page 10 #<br />
202002; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 1st day<br />
of July, 2009, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust substituted<br />
and appointed Emily<br />
Kaye Courteau as Trustee in<br />
said Deed of Trust, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office of<br />
the aforesaid Chancery Clerk<br />
in Book 1498 at Page 22 #<br />
269053; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
the undersigned so to do, on<br />
the 11th day of August,<br />
2009, I will during the lawful<br />
hours of between 11:00 a.m.<br />
and 4:00 p.m., at public outcry,<br />
offer for sale and will<br />
sell, at the west front door of<br />
the Warren County Courthouse<br />
at Vicksburg, Mississippi,<br />
for cash to the highest<br />
bidder, the following described<br />
land and property situated<br />
in Warren County,<br />
Mississippi, to-wit:<br />
All of Lots 64 and 65, Block<br />
6, Alpine Heights, a plat of<br />
which is of record in Plat<br />
Book 69 at Page 108 of the<br />
land records of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi.<br />
I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day July 14, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F09-1597<br />
Publish: 7/21, 7/28, 8/4(3t)<br />
Substitute Trustee's Notice<br />
of Sale<br />
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI<br />
COUNTY OF Warren<br />
WHEREAS, on the 16th day<br />
of August, 2005 and acknowledged<br />
on the 16th day<br />
of August, 2005, Kretonia<br />
Jones, an unmarried woman,<br />
executed and delivered a<br />
certain Deed of Trust unto<br />
Clyde E Ellis, Trustee for<br />
Mortgage Electronic Registration<br />
Systems, Inc., Beneficiary,<br />
to secure an indebtedness<br />
therein described,<br />
which Deed of Trust is<br />
recorded in the office of the<br />
Chancery Clerk of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi in Book<br />
1549 at Page 26 # 225032;<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, by various assignments<br />
on record said<br />
Deed of Trust was ultimately<br />
assigned to U.S. Bank National<br />
Association as Trustee<br />
for RAMP 2005EFC6 by instrument<br />
recorded in the office<br />
of the aforesaid<br />
Chancery Clerk in Book<br />
1496 at Page 744 Instrument<br />
# 268814; and<br />
WHEREAS, on the 19th day<br />
of June, 2009, the Holder of<br />
said Deed of Trust substituted<br />
and appointed Emily<br />
Kaye Courteau as Trustee in<br />
said Deed of Trust, by instrument<br />
recorded in the office of<br />
the aforesaid Chancery Clerk<br />
in Book 1496 at Page 745 Instrument<br />
# 268815; and<br />
WHEREAS, default having<br />
been made in the payments<br />
of the indebtedness secured<br />
by the said Deed of Trust,<br />
and the holder of said Deed<br />
of Trust, having requested<br />
the undersigned so to do, on<br />
the 4th day of August, 2009,<br />
I will during the lawful hours<br />
of between 11:00 a.m. and<br />
4:00 p.m., at public outcry,<br />
offer for sale and will sell, at<br />
the west front door of the<br />
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cash to the highest bidder,<br />
the following described land<br />
and property situated in Warren<br />
County, Mississippi, towit:<br />
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I will only convey such title<br />
as is vested in me as Substitute<br />
Trustee<br />
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE,<br />
this day July 7, 2009<br />
Emily Kaye Courteau<br />
Substitute Trustee<br />
2309 Oliver Road<br />
Monroe, LA 71201<br />
(318) 330-9020<br />
sw/F09-1588<br />
Publish: 7/14, 7/21, 7/28(3t)<br />
IN THE CHANCERY<br />
COURT OF WARREN<br />
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI<br />
IN RE: ESTATE OF DOYLE<br />
ROGERS, DECEASED<br />
PROBATE NO. 2009-081PR<br />
NOTICE TO CREDITORS<br />
DOYLE ROGERS<br />
Letters Testamentary on the<br />
Estate of the above decedent<br />
having been granted on<br />
the 9th day of July, 2009 by<br />
the Chancery Court of Warren<br />
County, Mississippi to<br />
the undersigned Executrix of<br />
the Estate of Doyle Rogers,<br />
deceased, notice is hereby<br />
given to all persons having<br />
claims against said estate to<br />
present said claims to the<br />
Clerk of this Court for probate<br />
and registration according<br />
to law, within ninety (90)<br />
days from the first publication<br />
of this notice or said<br />
claims will be forever barred.<br />
THIS the 9th day of July,<br />
2009.<br />
ADRIANNE SUZETTE<br />
ROGERS<br />
POULARD, Executrix<br />
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•Food Service •Riverboat Operations<br />
•Diesel Mechanics •Law Enforcement<br />
•Truck Driving<br />
For additional information contact:<br />
WIN Job Center, 601-638-1452<br />
For a list of registered employers look<br />
at our web site:<br />
www.jobfairs.ms.gov