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The Paducah Sun | Tuesday, September 13, 2011 | paducahsun.com Section B
Beauford Louisville, Kentucky get ready for game
shines early Associated Press
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A pair of
been as fortunate; the Cardinals
opened with a 21-9 win over FCS
game, especially one as heated as
this week’s.
val game.”
Phillips also views the game
for Racers
BY DUSTY LUTHY SHULL
unimpressive starts for Ken-
tucky and Louisville hasn’t tam-
pered the importance of when
the two teams play each other
opponent Murray State before
losing Friday at home to Florida
International, 24-17.
No matter how poorly either
Louisville coach Charlie Strong
says the rivalry gets people in the
state talking.
“You’re talking about two in-
as an important early season
barometer for where each team
stands. The last time a team won
this game and didn’t end the sea-
dshull@paducahsun.com on Saturday. team has played to this point state programs less than a hun- son with a bowl appearance was
MURRAY — Hannibal Beau- Head coach Joker Phillips in the season, Phillips said he dred miles apart from one anoth- 2002, when UK won the game
ford spent an entire season said he’s thankful to have two doesn’t have to remind players er,” he said. “More than anything and finished the season 7-5 but
studying. wins, no matter how his team to step up their intensity during for the fans, it’s bragging rights.
But his studies unfortunately got them. Louisville hasn’t the week heading into any rivalry It’s a big-time game and it’s a ri- Please see UK | 3B
kept him off the football field.
“Last year I played behind
Djokovic beats Nadal to win
(Marcus) ‘Soup’ Harris and I
learned a lot from him,” Beau-
ford said, “watching him and the
way he broke down, and the way
he caught the ball, and the whole
aspect of how he sees the game.” BY HOWARD FENDRICH
Beauford, a Miami native Associated Press
and transfer from Coffeyville NEW YORK — Bothered
Community College in Kansas, by pain in his back, ribs and
learned from one of Murray cramping legs, Novak Djokovic
State’s best wide receivers in was face-down beside the court
Harris, who signed a free agent in Arthur Ashe Stadium, getting
contract with the Detroit Lions massaged by a trainer.
this summer. As a senior receiv- Having dropped a set against
er, Beauford is starting to reap defending champion Rafael
the dividends. Nadal, Djokovic’s grip on the
After catching just 12 passes U.S. Open final appeared to be
for 125 yards last season, Beau- starting to slip away and, worse,
ford has almost caught up to his body was breaking down.
that mark in two games with the His confidence? That, more
Racers (1-1). Against Mississippi than any particular stroke, is
Valley State on Saturday in a what Djokovic credits with
39-0 win, Beauford was the Rac- transforming him from a top
ers’ leading receiver, catching player to a great one — and it
seven passes for 111 yards. never wavered one bit Monday
Racer coach Chris Hatcher night.
said Beauford had one of the Producing a nearly per-
best spring camps and has been fect performance to match his
one of their most consistent re- nearly perfect season, the No.
ceivers. Early season position 1-ranked Djokovic returned
moves, trying to solidify a weak brilliantly, whipped winners
inside receiver presence, may from all angles and beat No. 2 Associated Press
have done a disservice to Beau- Nadal 6-2, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-1 in Novak Djokovic of Serbia kisses the trophy after winning the men’s championship match against Ra-
fael Nadal of Spain at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York on Monday.
ford’s skill on the outside. a match chock-full of lengthy,
“We put him at the X spot mesmerizing points to earn the
where he played the majority of first U.S. Open championship of in any major way. ... But I’m hit- on his sport’s most important including Monday; two on clay;
last season; we made that switch his career and third Grand Slam ting shots that maybe I wasn’t stages and set him on a path that’s and one on grass at Wimbledon.
going into this game,” Hatcher trophy of 2011. hitting,” he explained. “I’m going led to one of the greatest seasons Djokovic also won the Australian
said in his Monday press confer- “In big matches, the winner for it. I’m more aggressive.” in the history of men’s tennis — Open in January, and is only the
ence. “He practices well. He was is decided by small margins, a It’s sure working, particularly or any sport, for that matter. sixth man in the 40-plus years of
our best overall special teams couple points. I guess the win- against the man he replaced atop “I’ve had an amazing year,” the Open era to win three major
player, just a hard, competing ner is the one who believes in the rankings, Nadal. Djokovic said, “and it keeps go- titles in a single season.
type of guy, and that was big for victory more,” said Djokovic, A year ago, it was Nadal who ing.” “Obviously I’m disappointed,”
him to go out and have a good who is 64-2 with 10 tournament won three major titles, including Nadal led their head-to-head Nadal said, “but you know what
game. He earned it.” titles. by beating Djokovic in the final at series 16-7 at the end of 2010. And this guy is doing is unbelievable.”
The Racers will play their “I guess it just clicked in my Flushing Meadows. That defeat since? Djokovic is 6-0 against With a couple of months left,
head. Through the last couple of helped Djokovic realize he was Nadal this year, all in tournament
Please see MURRAY | 3B years, I didn’t change my game being too passive at key moments finals — three on hard courts, Please see OPEN | 3B
St. Louis, Tampa Bay add late-season intrigue to wild card races
Periodically throughout the sea- And the Rays still have plenty of then — 22 innings, 10 hits and six Toronto for Vernon Wells’ albatross
son, Joey Fosko shares his obser- starting pitching, led by workhorse runs allowed with five walks and 18 contract, then got surprised when
vations on the goings-on in Major James Shields and electrifying Da- strikeouts. He’s been nearly as good the Blue Jays quickly flipped him to
League Baseball. vid Price, both of whom will get as his celebrated teammates Roy Texas. All he’s done for the Rangers
Ever been to a boring party when their shot at the Red Sox this week- Halladay and Cliff Lee, but he isn’t is catch a little (throwing out bas-
some late-arriving guests suddenly end. too far away from entering their tax estealers at a 41 percent rate), play
liven things up? The Cardinals’ chances are bracket. Hamels isn’t eligible for some competent first base and fill
So it is with baseball’s pennant buoyed by a soft late-season slate free agency this year, but his con- in occasionally as the DH. And, oh
races. — other than this weekend’s four- tract is up and he’s due for arbitra- yeah, he keeps hitting — .304-25-64
A week ago, the only Septem- Joey Fosko game series at Philadelphia, they tion, so if the Phillies want to keep in 322 at-bats, and just as effectively
ber drama seemed confined to the get to dine on a smorgasbord of bad him in the phold long-term, they away from the Rangers’ homer-ha-
Western Divisions, with Texas and within 41⁄2 games. teams with the Pirates, Mets, Cubs may just have to go $20 million- ven ballpark. If the Angels hadn’t
the Los Angeles Angels battling Maybe this will get interesting, and Astros. plus for him, too. made that deal, they may be on top
in the American League and San after all. Still, the smart money is on the DUDS of the AL West.
Francisco trying to keep itself on life Tampa Bay has an awfully tough Braves, who host the Phillies for Aubrey Huff, Giants: Huff’s STOCK DOWN
support in the National League race schedule to wind down the season, three games to end the season but bat can take much of the blame for A.J. Burnett, Yankees: Ooh,
with Arizona. playing 11 of their last 14 games also play the East’s soft underbelly the Giants’ dropoff, but this wound this is getting ugly. Burnett is 19-26
The Giants, whose offense died against the Red Sox and Yankees. — six games with Florida and three was self-inflicted. The Giants fell with a 5.26 ERA over the last two
months ago, are now being given But they can put more pressure on apiece with the Mets and Nationals. into the trap of thinking Huff’s re- seasons and in danger of losing his
last rites, their hopes of defending Boston this week, in a four-game Atlanta has its own issues, though, vival was real and are paying him spot in the rotation in the postsea-
their World Series title just about to set at Fenway Park that begins on with Tommy Hanson’s absence $10 million both this season and son — the Yankees would be smart
flatline. Thursday. leaving a void in the rotation and an next. It’s just not good business to to go with Ivan Nova over Burnett
Amazingly, though, the wild card At the same time, however, this offense in dire need of a resurgence pay free-agent money to aging slug- behind C.C. Sabathia, Bartolo Co-
races have suddenly become inter- Rays team is the best it has fielded from Brian McCann, Chipper Jones gers that were on the scrap heap the lon and slumping Freddy Garcia.
esting. Tampa Bay took two out of all season. Evan Longoria, ham- and sophomore jinx victim Jason previous year. The kicker is Burnett’s contract,
three from the Rangers and swept pered by nagging injuries for much Heyward. STOCK UP which pays him $33 million over
Boston to pull within 31⁄2 games of of the year, has rediscovered his STUDS Mike Napoli, Rangers: Napoli the next two seasons. With spend-
the Red Sox in the AL. St. Louis, power stroke (11 HR, 30 RBI in his Cole Hamels, Phillies: His may have been the pivotal transac- ing acumen like that, the Yankees
pronounced all but dead a week ago last 38 games) and Desmond Jen- brief bout with shoulder woes tion of the winter. The Angels, who should welcome a salary cap that
by all but their most ardent fans, nings’ promotion from the minors was cause for worry, but he’s been didn’t like his defense behind the could keep them from doing this to
swept slumping Atlanta to close has re-energized the offense. splendid in his three starts since plate, inexplicably traded him to themselves.
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MURRAY: Beauford looking good
Heath scores big behind Wrinkle
Staff report Munez scored the final St. Mayfield 2, St. Mary 1 37, Trey Whitnell 41, J.D.
CONTINUED FROM 1B
home and Ohio Valley
score 100 points a game.”
Beauford said the offense
Drew Wrinkle helped Mary goal in his first game — With eight minutes to Kincer 46, Collins Daw- Conference opener when has benefited from the
himself and his team- on American soil. Mitchell go, Mayfield’s Jenna Ross son 51, Paul Wynstra 51; they host Tennessee presence of running backs
mates by scoring four Webb made nine saves for booted a penalty kick Carlisle County (193) State at 6 p.m. Saturday Mike Harris (110 rushing
goals and making three the Cardinals. past St. Mary goaltender - Zach Lyell 42, Jonathan at Roy Stewart Stadium. yards a game) and Duane
assists as Heath rolled ———
SCORING
Sydney Nash to give the Cain 45, Logan Brower 49, In its first two games, Brady (32.5 a game).
past Reidland 10-0 in a FIRST HALF — S-Tyler Neihoff (Jimmy Lady Cardinals the victory Landon Black 57; Com- Murray State has proved “With the 1-2 punch that
Second District contest Harris), S-Neihoff, S-Neihoff.
SECOND HALF — M-Manuel Pineda,
.Nash made seven saves munity Christian (197) its defense and running we do have, it’s going to
called with four minutes M-Daniel Zetter PK, S-Fabian Hernandez, for the Lady Vikings - Claylton Ely 42, Jacob game to be more than re- open up the whole pass-
to go because of the mercy S-Hernandez (Harris), S-Bruno Munez
(Dylan Clark).
———
SCORING
Underhill 42, Matt Moore liable. The Racers’ pass- ing team,” Beauford said.
rule Monday. DEFENSE FIRST HALF — M-Leslye Choate, S- 52, Brandon Weldon 61; ing game, while not atro- “I honestly feel like that’s a
Jonathan Emmons had SAVES — S-Michael Garrett 3, Josh
Moss; M-Mitchell Webb 9.
Megan Wurth (Leslie Shockley).
SECOND HALF — M-Jenna Ross PK.
Christian Fellowship cious, still has noticeable great running offense that
two goals and two assists SHOTS — St. Mary 17, Mayfield 6. DEFENSE (231) — Josh Choate 49, question marks behind we have. It’s not just Mike
for the Pirates, while Ed- RECORDS — St. Mary 8-4-1, Mayfield
0-6-1.
SAVES — M-Kaitlyn Isbell 4; S-Sydney
Nash 7.
Drew English 49, Jordan junior quarterback Casey Harris; it’s the whole run-
gar Yanez scored two goals SHOTS — Mayfield 26, St. Mary 10. Choate 59, Gavin Cyoert Brockman, who Hatcher ning offense, period.”
and John Stigall made two Girls RECORDS — Mayfield 6-5, St. Mary
2-9.
74. hopes can begin to play Harris receives hon-
assists. Hopkinsville 7, Tilgh- GIRLS: Mayfield sharper and more consis- or: The OVC named Mike
——— man 0 — Hopkinsville had (198) — Kaitlyn Isbell 42, tent. Harris its Offensive Player
SCORING
FIRST HALF — H-Jonathan Emmons
a trio of players score two Golf Devany Cope 43, Court- “We’re still not firing of the Week after he scored
(Tyler Coley), H-Drew Wrinkle (Emmons), goals apiece in a blank- At Hickman C.C. ney Henderson 55, Whit- on all cylinders,” Hatcher two touchdowns and
H-Wrinkle (Mackenzie Brindley), H-Wrin-
kle (John Stigall), H-Edgar Yanez (Hugo
ing of Paducah Tilgh- (par-36) ney Offutt 58; Carlisle said. “We still are just rushed for 104 yards. He
Yanez). man. Lexie Bozell, Abi- BOYS: Ballard Me- County (208) — Haley missing something there averaged 5.5 yards a carry
SECOND HALF — H-Emmons (Patrick
Davis), H-Brindley (Wrinkle), H-Hayden
gayle Curtis and Kelsey morial (159) — Blake Morris 48, Madison Der- that we got to get on track and is 14th nationally with
Pace (Wrinkle), H-E. Yanez (Wrinkle), H- Humphries each scored Pendergrass 37, Clay Ar- ousse 50, Jenna Babb 54, because this week is go- his 110-yards-per-game
Wrinkle (Stigall).
DEFENSE
twice for the Lady Tigers nell 40, Drew Mers 41, Sydney Hicks 56. ing to be a very tough op- rushing average. It was
SAVES — H-Ollie Douthitt 1; R-1. with Bozell making one T.J. Wray 41; Fulton ponent. Harris’ first OVC award.
SHOTS — Heath 40, Reidland 2.
RECORDS — Heath 6-2-2.
assist. McKenzi Belt made County (182) — Javin Volleyball “We haven’t been play- Injury update: Both
seven saves for the Lady West 42, Ryne Choate 44, Paducah Tilghman (10- ing bad on offense. When corner back Dontrell John-
CCA 2, Union 0 — Bran- Tornado. Jarrett West 45, Madison 4) won big at home over you have a year like you son and wide receiver Arthur
don Wrye scored both ———
SCORING
Uzzle 51. Graves County (6-11) 25-18 did last season, you just Brackett are expected to play
goals and Marcus Rom- FIRST HALF — H-Abigayle Curtis. at Oaks C.C. (par-36) and 25-20. For the Tor- expect to go out there and against TSU after sitting Sat-
melman made both assists SECOND HALF — H-Kelsey Humphries
(Lexie Bozell), H-Bozell, H-Curtis, H-
BOYS: Calloway nado, Alexis and Ali Taylor
as Community Christian Bozell, H-Humphries, H-Caroline Noel. County (148) — Hunt- combined for 18 kills while
Academy blanked winless DEFENSE
SAVES — T-McKenzi Belt 7; H-Brittany
er Garrison 35, Daniel Meredith Morris and Mad- UK: Coach Phillips glad to have 2 wins
Union County. Landon Kinnard 2, Mallory Smithson 2. Harper 37, Ryan Butler die Ybarzabal combined for
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Meadows made five saves SHOTS — Hopkinsville 14, Tilghman 4.
RECORDS — Hopkinsville 9-1, Tilgh-
38, Connor Wagner 38; 23 digs. terback Morgan Newton
for the Warriors while man 5-4-1. Graves County (161) Massac County (13-2) was not bowl eligible be- has been ineffective. As a
Spencer Hullett made Heath 6, Reidland 0 — — Dustin Schultz 39, won at Crab Orchard by cause of NCAA sanctions. result, the team ranks 115th
four for the Braves. McKell Davis got the nat- Hayden Cash 40, Justin scores of 25-16 and 28- In its two wins, Ken- in the country in passing
———
SCORING
ural hat trick with three Roberts 40, Tyler Starkey 26. McKenzie Dorris and tucky has struggled of- offense with 105.5 yards
FIRST HALF — None. consecutive goals for 42. Emily Hoard combined to fensively. The Wildcats per game.
SECOND HALF — C-Brandon Wrye
(Marcus Rommelman), C-Wrye (Rommel-
Heath in a shutout of First GIRLS: Calloway make 13 kills for the Patri- won their opener on Phillips said Monday
man). District rival Reidland. County (154) — Madi- ots while Kristina Henley Sept. 1 against Western that getting the offense go-
DEFENSE
SAVES — C-Landon Meadows 5, Asher
Shannon Newberry had son Connell 34, Madison scored nine service points Kentucky, 14-3, despite ing will be a challenge for
Sircey; U-Spencer Hullett 4. two goals for the Lady Pi- Contri 38, Safiah Hassan and Rachael Leek made 15 gaining only 190 yards of his team because of Louis-
SHOTS — CCA 9, Union 6.
RECORDS — CCA 4-6; Union 0-7.
rates while Madisn Lane 40, Summer Simmons assists. total offense and throw- ville’s defense, which stacks
made 15 saves for the 42, Earlena Sheets 42; Calloway County (10-11) ing three interceptions. its players inside the tackle
St. Mary 6, Mayfield 2 — Lady Greyhounds. Graves County (186) — won at Mayfield by scores They came from behind box, takes away running
Tyler Neihoff got the nat- ———
SCORING
Emily Whitnell 46, Kris- of 26-24 and 24-12. to beat Central Michigan lanes and dares opponents
ural hat trick by scoring FIRST HALF — H-Shannon Newberry. tin Wilkerson 46, Daphne Fulton County (3-9) de- on Saturday, 27-13, after to pass.
all three goals in the first SECOND HALF — H-Newberry, H-McKell
Davis, H-Davis (Newberry), H-Davis, H-
Choate 47, Gracie Martin feated First District rival trailing by a touchdown “The thing we are doing,
half for St. Mary against Maci Fletcher. 47. Carlisle County (4-13) in at halftime. what we did good last week,
Mayfield. Fabian Her- DEFENSE
SAVES — H-Cassidy Flowers 1; R-Mad-
at Mayfield Graves Hickman by matching 25- Kentucky currently is running the ball,” Phil-
nandez scored two goals ison Lane 15. C.C. (par-34) 19 scores. ranks 110th in the coun- lips said. “(We) ran for 230
for the Vikings while Bra- SHOTS — Heath 28, Reidland 1.
RECORDS — Heath 2-5-1, Reidland
BOYS: Mayfield Todd Central (13-7) won try out of 122 FBS teams yards. We expect the box to
zillian newcomer Bruno 1-11. (175) — Robbie Parsons at Trigg County (5-12) by in total offense, averag- be stacked even more this
ing 267 yards per game. week. We have to complete
The offense has stalled in some passes to get them
large part because quar- into some coverages.”
OPEN: After losing set Djokovic looked to be slipping
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lieving in one more ball, one broken a total of five times
IT IS BACK!
Djokovic can set his sights more ball,” Nadal said. “His in seven matches. Another
on the best win-loss record forehand is not more painful telling statistic: Four times
in the modern era: John than before. His backhand Monday, Nadal broke
McEnroe went 82-3 in 1984, is not more painful than be- Djokovic — only to have
although that only included fore. Serve’s the same.” Djokovic break right back
two Grand Slam titles, be-
cause he lost in the French
Of all of Djokovic’s skills,
the one that separated
in the next game.
That’s exactly what hap-
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YOUR STOCKS YOUR FUNDS
Name P/E Last Chg Gannett 4 9.52 -.32 Potash s 20 56.48 -.98 YTD Fidelity Selects: EqInc 21.29 +0.12 -9.4
Gap 9 16.20 +.20 PwshDB ... 29.22 -.07 Name NAV Chg. %Rt. Gold r 53.20 -1.43 +4.1 EqIndex 31.43 +0.22 -6.4
A-B-C-D GaylrdEnt ... 21.81 +.11 PS USDBull ... 21.92 +.01 Amer Century Inv: Fidelity Spartan: Growth 30.51 +0.21 -5.1
ABB Ltd ... 17.99 -.10 GenDynam 8 58.90 -.10 PwShs QQQ ... 53.86 +.68 ExtMkIn 33.90 +0.20 -10.1
AES Corp 12 10.40 +.07 EqInc 6.75 +0.01 -5.4 HiYield 6.41 -0.04 -0.5
GenElec 13 15.01 -.08 ProLogis ... 25.57 -.08 GrowthI 24.07 +0.13 -6.8 500IdxInv 41.30 +0.29 -6.3 IntlBond 10.29 -0.03 +5.3
AFLAC 7 34.18 +.35 GenGrPr n ... 12.28 +.22 ProShtS&P ... 45.13 -.33 IntlInxInv 29.79 -0.45 -15.0
AK Steel ... 8.17 -.05 Ultra 22.00 +0.17 -2.9 IntlStk 12.46 -0.14 -12.4
GenMills 14 37.20 -.32 PrUShS&P ... 24.55 -.34 ValueInv 5.12 +0.03 -9.8 TotMktInv 33.79 +0.23 -7.0
AMR ... 3.27 -.08 GenMot n 6 21.87 +.11 PrUlShDow ... 20.16 -.25 Fidelity Spart Adv: LatAm 45.45 -0.77 -19.9
AT&T Inc 8 27.88 +.34 American Funds A: MidCap 54.15 +0.22 -7.5
GenOn En ... 3.12 +.05 ProUltQQQ ... 76.84 +1.99 AmcpA p 17.64 +0.11 -6.0 500IdxAdv 41.30 +0.29 -6.3
AbtLab 13 50.51 +.08 Genworth ... 5.82 PrUShQQQ rs ... 52.35 -1.42 TotMktAd r 33.79 +0.23 -7.0 MCapVal 21.51 +0.03 -9.3
Accenture 16 50.02 +.20 AMutlA p 23.82 +0.11 -4.8
Gerdau ... 8.15 -.16 ProUltSP ... 40.24 +.56 BalA p 17.39 +0.05 -2.0 First Eagle: N Asia 17.72 -0.12 -7.6
ActivsBliz 21 11.49 +.07 GileadSci 11 37.98 +.17 ProUShL20 ... 22.25 -.06 GlblA 44.71 -0.24 -3.6 New Era 45.68 -0.22 -12.4
AdobeSy 13 25.20 +.56 BondA p 12.58 -0.03 +5.6
GloblInd ... 7.78 +2.63 ProUltFin ... 40.97 +.79 OverseasA 21.44 -0.27 -5.4 N Horiz 32.43 +0.20 -3.2
AMD 6 6.71 +.19 CapIBA p 47.84 -0.16 -2.4
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Aetna 8 38.44 +.44 CapWGA p 31.09 -0.16 -11.6
Goldcrp g 18 53.01 -2.26 ProUSSP500 ... 19.49 -.41 CalTFA p 7.00 +7.8
Agilent 12 33.41 +.05 CapWA p 21.17 -0.08 +5.5 R2010 14.91 -2.8
GoldmanS 10 102.92 +.67 PrUltSP500 s ... 50.13 +.93 FedTFA p 12.02 +0.01 +9.4
AlcatelLuc ... 3.02 -.09 EupacA p 35.59 -0.29 -14.0 R2015 11.42 -4.0
Goodyear ... 10.33 -.45 ProUSSlv rs ... 12.31 +.80 HYTFA p 10.13 -0.01 +9.0
Alcoa 13 11.55 -.03 FdInvA p 33.42 +0.07 -8.4 R2020 15.61 +0.01 -5.0
HSBC ... 39.42 -.63 ProUShEuro ... 18.58 -.01 IncomA p 2.03 -2.4
Allstate 24 25.27 +.46 GwthA p 27.92 +0.10 -8.3 R2025 11.32 +0.01 -6.0
Hallibrtn 15 39.56 -.10 ProctGam 16 61.83 -.01 NYTFA p 11.72 +0.01 +7.8
AlphaNRs 72 29.69 -1.12 HI TrA p 10.72 -0.07 -0.1
HartfdFn 4 17.18 +.54 ProgsvCp 10 18.24 +.20 USGovA p 6.94 -0.01 +5.8 R2030 16.09 +0.01 -6.9
AlteraCp lf 13 36.16 +1.55 IncoA p 15.99 -0.02 -1.5
HeclaM 28 7.65 -.12 ProUSR2K rs ... 53.75 -1.01 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: R2040 16.06 +0.02 -7.8
Altria 16 26.54 +.17 IntBdA p 13.67 -0.02 +3.4
Heinz 16 50.14 -.43 Prudentl 7 46.80 +.66 GlbBdAdv 13.50 -0.16 +2.7 ShtBd 4.84 -0.01 +1.4
Amazon 95 216.56 +5.17 ICAA p 25.32 +0.11 -9.3
Hertz 13 9.66 -.17 PSEG 10 32.66 +.38 IncmeAd 2.01 -0.01 -2.8 SmCpStk 30.91 +0.16 -10.2
AMovilL s 10 23.30 -.09 NEcoA p 23.43 -0.03 -7.5
Hess 7 57.99 +.25 PulteGrp ... 4.26 -.04 Frank/Temp Frnk C:
ACapAgy 4 28.98 +.59 N PerA p 25.67 -0.06 -10.3 SmCapVal 32.22 +0.16 -10.8
HewlettP 5 22.58 +.05 IncomC t 2.04 -0.01 -3.2
AEP 12 37.12 +.32 HomeDp 15 32.35 +.48 Q-R-S-T NwWrldA 48.21 -0.52 -11.7 SpecIn 12.25 -0.03 +1.9
AmExp 12 47.46 +.18 SmCpA p 33.79 -0.19 -13.0 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: Value 21.03 +0.12 -9.9
HonwllIntl 13 44.14 -.58 Qualcom 22 51.39 +.99 SharesA 18.59 -0.03 -9.1
AmIntlGrp ... 23.58 +.22 HopFedBc 90 7.20 -.15 Questcor 41 27.59 -2.08 TxExA p 12.35 +7.4 Putnam Funds A:
AmTower 54 52.30 -.08 WshA p 26.06 +0.13 -3.2 Frank/Temp Temp A:
HostHotls ... 10.75 +.06 RF MicD 16 5.98 +.10 GlBd A p 13.53 -0.17 +2.5 GrInA p 11.72 NA
Amgen 11 54.06 +.01 HudsCity ... 5.76 +.23 RadianGrp ... 2.79 -.05 Aquila Funds:
KY TF A 10.72 +7.3 GrwthA p 15.52 -0.20 -12.8 Putnam Funds Y:
Anadarko 42 70.31 +.52 HuntBnk 10 4.68 +.08 RegionsFn ... 3.99 +.02
AnalogDev 11 32.83 +.72 Artio Global Funds: WorldA p 13.21 -0.12 -11.0 MultiCpGr 47.19 NA
Huntsmn 9 11.50 -.41 RschMotn 5 30.17 +.49
Annaly 6 17.95 +.14 RiteAid ... 1.09 +.02 IntlEqI r 25.18 -0.32 -16.5 Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: RBBSenbc p 5.30
Apache 10 94.65 -.47 I-J-K-L Riverbed s 70 22.53 +.18 IntEqII I r 10.43 -0.13 -16.3 GlBdC p 13.56 -0.16 +2.2 Royce Funds:
Apple Inc 15 379.94 +2.46 ING ... 6.27 -.37 RoyDShllA 14 63.82 Artisan Funds: GMO Trust III: PennMuI r 10.42 +0.03 -10.6
ApldMatl 7 10.86 +.14 iShGold ... 17.71 -.41 SLM Cp 9 13.01 +.30 Intl 19.55 -0.15 -9.9 Quality 20.27 +0.09 +1.9 PremierI r 19.05 -0.02 -6.4
ArcelorMit 9 17.43 -.33 iSAstla ... 22.24 -.34 SpdrDJIA ... 110.51 +.69 IntlVal r 23.36 -0.20 -13.8 GMO Trust VI:
Schwab Funds:
ArchCoal 13 18.95 -.57 iShBraz ... 59.99 -.98 SpdrGold ... 176.67 -4.03 MidCap 32.91 +0.29 -2.1 EmgMkts r 12.09 -0.10 -10.7
Quality 20.27 +0.08 +1.9 1000Inv r 34.68 +0.24 -6.7
ArchDan 9 27.02 -.09 iShGer ... 17.78 -.04 SP Mid ... 150.64 +.79 MidCapVal 19.38 +0.09 -3.5
Baron Funds: Harbor Funds: S&P Sel 18.34 +0.13 -6.3
ArmHld ... 27.76 +.30 iSh HK ... 16.58 -.13 S&P500ETF ... 116.67 +.75
ArmourRsd 9 7.44 +.01 iShJapn ... 9.32 +.09 SpdrHome ... 14.00 +.14 Growth 48.47 +0.14 -5.4 Bond 12.35 -0.03 +3.3 Scout Funds:
ArubaNet 99 18.72 +.34 iShSing ... 12.19 -.13 SpdrKbwBk ... 18.38 +.31 Bernstein Fds: CapApInst 36.01 +0.31 -1.9 Intl 27.18 -0.30 -15.6
Atmel 7 9.05 +.36 iSTaiwn ... 13.14 +.04 SpdrLehHY ... 37.63 -.11 IntDur 14.24 -0.04 +6.5 Intl r 51.55 -0.73 -14.9 Sequoia 131.82 -0.02 +2.0
Autodesk
Avon
25 26.72
12 21.20
+1.31
+.10
iShSilver
iShChina25
... 39.14 -1.38
... 35.79 -.16
SpdrKbw RB ... 20.40
SpdrRetl ... 47.85
+.36
+.63
Sept. 12, 2011 13,000 DivMu
TxMgdIntl
14.73
12.81 -0.19
+5.5
-18.6
Hartford Fds A:
CpAppA p 28.29 +0.05 -18.3
Templeton Instit:
ForEqS 16.81 -0.33 -15.9
BlackRock A: Hartford Fds Y:
Dow Jones
BB&T Cp 16 21.33 +.43 iSSP500 ... 117.06 +.80 SpdrOGEx ... 50.69 +.01
BP PLC
Baidu
14 36.43
67 144.23
+.43
+.60
iShEMkts ... 39.93 -.08 SpdrMetM ... 54.99 -.67 12,500 Eng&ResA 34.11 -0.33
EqtyDiv 16.67
-13.2
NA
CapAppI 28.34 +0.04 -18.2
Hartford HLS IA :
Thornburg Fds:
IntValA p 23.79 -0.36 -14.6
iShB20 T ... 113.83 +.12 STMicro 5 5.86 +.06
BakrHu
BcoBrades
18 57.70
... 16.63
+.91
-.56
iS Eafe
iShR2K
... 48.54 -.21
... 68.08 +.58
Safeway
SanDisk
11 17.83
8 40.02
-.08
+1.29 industrials 12,000 GlAlA r
BlackRock B&C:
18.59 NA CapApp
Hussman Funds:
35.98 +0.10 -15.1 IntValue I
Tweedy Browne:
GblValue
24.33 -0.37 -14.4
21.12 -0.45 -11.3
BcoSantSA ... 7.50 -.37 iShREst ... 54.80 +.17 SandRdge 29 6.84 -.03 GlAlC t 17.33 NA StrGrowth 12.85 -0.05 +4.6
BcoSBrasil
BkofAm
...
...
8.69
7.05
-.22
+.07
ITW
IngerRd
11 42.36 -.15
... 32.68 +.41
Sanofi
SaraLee
... 32.19
8 17.17
-.51
-.10
11,500 BlackRock Instl:
EquityDv 16.71 NA
IVA Funds:
Wldwide I r 15.99 -0.05 -4.4
Vanguard Admiral:
BalAdml 20.87 +0.07 -1.3
BkNYMel
Barclay
9 19.98
... 9.18
+.06
+.07
IngrmM
Intel
9 17.24 -.10
9 20.28 +.58
Schlmbrg
Schwab
19 72.38
19 11.46
+.58
+.19 +68.99 11,000
GlbAlloc r
Calamos Funds:
18.68 NA Invesco Funds A:
CmstkA 14.15 +0.07 -9.4
CAITAdm
CpOpAdl
11.23 +7.7
67.87 +0.66 -11.6
Bar iPVix rs ... 46.25 +.42 IBM 13 162.42 +1.05 SeagateT 10 11.23 +.05 GrwthA p 49.03 +0.34 -8.1 EqIncA 7.90 +0.02 -7.1 EMAdmr r 34.03 -0.44 -14.6
BarrickG 14 53.33 -1.22 IntlGame 17 14.07 +.11 SemiHTr ... 29.13 +.61
BerkH B 14 69.24 +1.47 IntPap 9 25.89 -.28 SiderurNac ... 9.10 -.10 11,061.12 10,500 Columbia Class Z:
Acorn Z 27.06 +0.10 -9.2
GrIncA p
Ivy Funds:
17.11 +0.11 -10.5
Energy
ExtdAdm
113.23 -0.07 -6.4
37.15 +0.21 -10.0
BestBuy
BlockHR
8 24.96
12 13.26
+.46
+.13
Interpublic
Invesco
14 7.45 -.04
9 16.62 +.16
SilvStd g
SilvWhtn g
47 26.79
30 39.34
-2.80
-.51 M J J A S AcornIntZ
ValRestr
36.00 -0.39
43.17 -0.03
-9.8
-14.1
AssetSC t 22.50 -0.20 -5.2
AssetStA p 23.27 -0.20 -4.7 500Adml 107.51 +0.74 -6.3
Boeing 13 62.39 +.60 InvMtgCap 4 16.22 -.06 SilvrcpM g 18 7.84 -.59 Credit Suisse Comm: AssetStrI r 23.50 -0.20 -4.5 GNMA Ad 11.19 -0.02 +6.6
BostonSci 16 6.22 +.02 ItauUnibH ... 16.52 -.59 Sina ... 106.73 +2.06 ComRet t 9.29 -0.04 -0.5 JPMorgan A Class: GrwAdm 29.94 +0.21 -4.7
BrMySq 15 29.44 +.28 JA Solar 2 2.72 -.13 SiriusXM 56 1.67 -.05 DFA Funds: CoreBd A 11.90 -0.02 +6.2 HlthCr 53.52 +0.09 +4.4
Broadcom
BrcdeCm
CA Inc
19 33.06
17 3.98
12 19.92
-.38
+.20
+.21
JDS Uniph
JPMorgCh
Jabil
41 12.71 +.38
7 32.42 +.34
11 16.03 +.27
SkywksSol 18 20.28
SouthnCo
SwstAirl
17 41.37
12 7.96
+.70
+.63
-.10
MARKET SUMMARY IntlCorEq
USCorEq2
DWS Invest S:
9.28 -0.12
9.69
-15.7
NA
JPMorgan Sel Cls:
CoreBd
HighYld
11.89 -0.02 +6.4
7.71 -0.05 -0.7
HiYldCp
InfProAd
5.58 -0.02 +2.9
27.99 -0.11 +11.9
CB REllis 19 14.12 +.07 ITBdAdml 11.94 -0.05 +9.8
JanusCap 6 6.51 +.15 SwstnEngy 20 35.95 +.04
CBS B 14 22.20 +.06 JetBlue 14 4.16 +.14 SpectraEn 14 25.20 +.32 NYSE AMEX NASDAQ GroIncS
Davis Funds A:
15.39 +0.11 -5.2 ShtDurBd 11.02 -0.01 +1.6
USLCCrPls 18.62 +0.10 -9.9
IntGrAdm
ITAdml
53.34 -0.62 -13.3
13.88 +7.4
CIGNA 8 43.68 +.80 JohnJn 14 63.59 -.05 SprintNex ... 3.40 -.05
CSX s 13 19.51 -.07 JohnsnCtl 13 28.70 -.20 SP Matls ... 32.95 -.23 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) NYVen A 30.80 +0.08
Davis Funds C & Y:
-10.3 Janus T Shrs:
GlLifeSciT r 23.56 +0.06 +1.4 ITGrAdm 10.16 -0.04 +6.7
CVS Care 15 36.78 +.28 JnprNtwk 21 21.74 +.28 SP HlthC ... 32.08 +.11 Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg NYVenY 31.17 +0.08 -10.1 OvrseasT r 36.99 -0.63 -27.0 LtdTrAd 11.17 +3.2
CblvsNY s 11 15.97 -.02 Keycorp 6 6.30 +.18 SP CnSt ... 30.03 +.03 Delaware Invest A: PrkMCVal T 20.89 +0.05 -7.4 LTGrAdml 10.19 -0.04 +13.5
Calpine ... 14.34 +.43 Kinross g 24 17.16 -.79 SP Consum ... 35.84 +.42 BkofAm 2768402 7.05 +.07 VantageDrl 93461 1.49 +.10 GloblInd 721492 7.78 +2.63
Diver Inc p 9.46 -0.03 +5.8 John Hancock Cl 1: LT Adml 11.19 +8.1
CdnNRs gs ... 33.88 -.47 Kohls 11 43.98 +1.38 SP Engy ... 65.20 +.31 S&P500ETF 2761958 116.67 +.75 NovaGld g 59347 8.65 -.51 PwShs QQQ 612950 53.86 +.68
Dimensional Fds: LSBalanc 12.16 -0.01 -5.0 MCpAdml 84.90 +0.44 -7.9
CapOne 6 42.58 +.80 Kraft 20 34.25 -.26 SPDR Fncl ... 12.37 +.14 GenElec 1552330 15.01 -.08 NwGold g 52393 13.65 -.25 SiriusXM 559211 1.67 -.05 EmMCrEq 18.69 -0.19 -14.6 LSGrwth 11.81 +0.01 -8.0
Carlisle 13 35.16 +.27 MuHYAdm 10.56 +8.0
Kroger 11 21.82 -.20 SP Inds ... 30.24 +.06 SPDR Fncl 1144296 12.37 +.14 NthgtM g 39817 3.89 -.11 Microsoft 540351 25.89 +.15 EmMktV 29.16 -0.32 -18.3 Lazard Instl:
Carnival 13 31.49 +.81 LSI Corp 13 6.57 +.02 SP Tech ... 23.77 +.28 PrmCap r 62.76 +0.27 -8.1
iShR2K 925132 68.08 +.58 VistaGold 32775 4.41 +.71 Cisco 522207 16.09 +.27 IntSmVa 14.22 -0.17 -16.1 EmgMktI 18.89 -0.25 -12.9
Caterpillar 14 83.87 -.09 LVSands 35 47.54 +.92 SP Util ... 33.07 +.27 ReitAdm r 78.28 +0.34 +1.4
USLgVa 17.70 NA Longleaf Partners:
Cavium 38 33.10 +2.19 LennarA 25 13.51 +.03 Staples 11 13.88 +.31 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) US SmVa 21.40 NA Partners 26.32 +0.14 -6.9
STsyAdml 10.86 -0.01 +2.2
Celgene 28 60.32 +.55 Level3 ... 1.52 -.01 Starbucks 25 37.65 +.34 IntlSmCo 14.72 -0.18 -12.9 ShtTrAd 15.95 +1.5
Cemex ... 4.86 -.09 LillyEli 8 36.04 -.09 StarwdHtl 16 40.64 +1.02 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Loomis Sayles:
Fixd 10.35 -0.01 +0.6 LSBondI 14.36 -0.06 +4.2 STIGrAd 10.71 -0.02 +1.9
CenterPnt 16 19.54 +.02 LincNat 5 17.98 -.05 StateStr 10 32.40 +.35 M&F Wld 24.25 +3.88 +19.0 NewConcEn 2.52 +.60 +31.3 GloblInd 7.78 +2.63 +51.1 IntVa 14.45 -0.23 -19.3 SmCAdm 31.09 +0.23 -10.6
StrInc C 14.76 -0.06 +2.3
CntryLink 12 33.35 +.28 LinearTch 12 28.88 +.75 Stryker 14 46.87 -.01 CalDive 2.77 +.36 +14.9 VistaGold 4.41 +.71 +19.2 NetLogicM 48.12 +16.21 +50.8 Glb5FxInc 11.35 -0.02 +5.5 TtlBAdml 11.04 -0.02 +6.6
LSBondR 14.30 -0.06 +4.0
Cephln 12 80.70 +.09 LloydBkg ... 1.94 Suncor gs 13 28.79 -.79 MaxLinear 6.33 +.60 +10.5 NevGCas 2.05 +.15 +7.9 HMN Fn 2.00 +.23 +13.0 2YGlFxd 10.23 -0.01 +0.9
ChesEng 11 30.76 +.38 StrIncA 14.68 -0.07 +2.8 TStkAdm 29.14 +0.20 -6.9
LockhdM 9 72.24 +.67 SunstnHtl 5 5.53 -.04 PNC wt 8.92 +.82 +10.1 PHC Inc 2.53 +.15 +6.3 NetSpend n 5.74 +.60 +11.7 Dodge&Cox:
Chevron 8 95.91 +.72 Loomis Sayles Inv: WellslAdm 53.60 -0.04 +3.9
Lowes 13 19.13 +.17 SunTrst 23 18.67 +.42 Inphi n 8.69 +.79 +10.0 OpkoHlth 4.42 +.24 +5.7 EZchip 32.65 +3.25 +11.1 Balanced 64.52 +0.23 -7.1
Chimera 5 2.84 InvGrBdY 12.42 -0.04 +5.9 WelltnAdm 51.31 +0.12 -3.1
lululemn gs 53 55.13 +.07 Supvalu ... 7.52 +.05 Income 13.48 -0.04 +4.0
CienaCorp ... 12.82 +.27 LyonBas A ... 31.42 +.23 Symantec 21 16.25 +.20 Lord Abbett A: Windsor 40.01 +0.24 -11.6
CinnFin 34 27.08 +.20 Synovus ... 1.31 +.01
LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) IntlStk 29.25 -0.33 -18.1 AffilA p 9.79 +0.05 -15.0 WdsrIIAd 41.80 +0.24 -7.3
M-N-O-P Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Stock 95.02 +0.53 -11.1 BdDebA p 7.54 -0.04 +0.7
Cisco 14 16.09 +.27 Sysco 14 26.80 +.10 Vanguard Fds:
Citigrp rs 8 26.96 +.22 MEMC 21 6.65 +.03 DoubleLine Funds: ShDurIncA p 4.54 -0.01 +1.7
TD Ameritr 14 13.94 +.18 NBGre pfA 4.50 -.80 -15.1 Banro wt 2.51 -.29 -10.4 BioLnRx n 2.75 -1.19 -30.2 TRBd I 11.28 NA AssetA 22.80 +0.13 -6.2
CocaCola 14 69.38 +.01 MF Global ... 4.88 -.11 TaiwSemi ... 11.94 +.06 Lord Abbett C:
Sequans n 4.83 -.71 -12.8 ClaudeR g 2.07 -.22 -9.6 Spherix rs 2.08 -.57 -21.5 Eaton Vance A: ShDurIncC t 4.57 -0.01 +1.2 DivdGro 13.96 +0.06 -1.9
CocaCE 13 25.52 +.18 MFA Fncl 7 6.98 -.02 Talbots ... 2.90 +.07
CognizTech 23 61.50 +.71 MGIC ... 2.36 -.01 ProUMex 29.05 -4.08 -12.3 HaderaPap 37.45 -3.95 -9.5 OakRidgeF 2.29 -.41 -15.1 LgCpVal 15.95 +0.09 -11.7 MFS Funds A: Energy 60.28 -0.04 -6.4
TalismE g ... 14.55 -.53
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ValueI 20.76 +0.11 -8.6
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HlthCre 126.79 +0.21 +4.4
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Corning 6 13.51 -.07 MktVJrGld ... 36.91 -1.36 Terex ... 13.02 -.63 Declined 1,579 Declined 254 Declined 1,156 NwInc 10.84 +2.0 Matthews Asian:
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Covidien 13 47.54 -.18 MarIntA 21 26.04 -.04 Tesoro 8 23.78 +.33 Unchanged 86 Unchanged 45 Unchanged 111 ITIGrade 10.16 -0.04 +6.6
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Cree Inc 24 31.99 +.65 MarvellT 11 14.39 +.70 Textron 36 15.39 +.13
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DR Horton 80 9.56 -.02 MaximIntg 15 24.00 +.89 Total SA ... 44.62 -.38 NwInsgtI 19.26 +0.08 -4.2 MorganStanley Inst: MuInt 13.88 +7.3
DTE
Danaher
12 49.19
16 43.57
+.72
+.98
McDrmInt
McDnlds
16 13.29 +.05
17 86.19 +1.16
Transocn
Travelers
30 54.95
10 48.96
+.74
+.82
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FF2010 13.25 -0.02 -2.1
MCapGrI
Mutual Series:
36.60 +0.02 -2.0 PrecMtls r
PrmcpCor
25.70 -0.45 -3.7
12.77 +0.06 -7.3
Darden 13 43.41 +.04 McGrwH 14 40.26 +1.54 TrinaSolar 3 10.05 -.36 52-Week Net % YTD 52-wk FF2015 11.05 -0.02 -2.2 GblDiscA 25.67 -0.16 -9.8
Medtrnic 12 33.58 +.20 High Low Name Last Chg Chg % Chg % Chg FF2020 13.27 -0.02 -3.4 Prmcp r 60.45 +0.26 -8.1
DeanFds 24 8.22 -.05 TriQuint 5 6.02 -.23 GlbDiscZ 26.04 -0.15 -9.6
Deere 12 75.04 -.22 MelcoCrwn 68 12.00 -.12 TycoIntl 12 40.28 +.60 12,876.00 10,332.40 Dow Jones Industrials 11,061.12 +68.99 +.63 -4.46 +4.90 FF2020K 12.55 -0.02 -3.3 SharesZ 18.77 -0.03 -8.9 STAR 18.24 -0.01 -3.5
Dell Inc 8 14.19 +.22 Merck 12 32.00 +.16 Tyson 7 16.68 -.03 5,627.85 4,205.13 Dow Jones Transportation 4,361.97 -7.02 -.16 -14.58 -1.92 FF2025 10.92 -0.01 -4.8 Neuberger&Berm Inv: STIGrade 10.71 -0.02 +1.8
DeltaAir 14 7.38 +.20 MetLife 8 30.30 +.42 442.01 381.99 Dow Jones Utilities 423.43 +3.54 +.84 +4.55 +6.90 FF2025K 12.54 -0.01 -4.8 GenesInst 44.92 +0.16 -2.3 TgtRetInc 11.42 -0.01 +2.5
DenburyR 21 14.22 +.13 MetroPCS 16 10.44 -.02 U-V-W-X-Y-Z FF2030 12.97 -0.01 -5.4 Northern Funds: TgRe2010 22.28 -0.01 -0.1
Dndreon ... 11.69 +.29 MicronT 11 6.69 +.34 UBS AG ... 11.92 +.05 8,718.25 6,839.00 NYSE Composite 7,047.12 +2.11 +.03 -11.51 -1.52 FF2030K 12.64 -0.01 -5.4 HiYFxInc 7.02 NA TgtRe2015 12.14 -2.3
DeutschBk ... 29.92 -1.22 Microsoft 10 25.89 +.15 US Airwy 4 4.85 -.17 2,490.51 1,930.64 Amex Index 2,189.54 -16.91 -.77 -.85 +10.73 FF2035 10.63 -7.0 Oakmark Funds I: TgRe2020 21.29 -3.7
DBGoldDS ... 4.37 +.19 Monsanto 23 65.87 +.86 UnilevNV ... 30.90 -.47 2,887.75 2,206.62 Nasdaq Composite 2,495.09 +27.10 +1.10 -5.95 +9.16 FF2040 7.41 -7.1 EqtyInc r 26.27 -0.01 -5.3 TgtRe2025 12.00 -4.9
DevonE 5 63.78 +.59 MonstrWw ... 8.09 +.18 UnionPac 14 84.29 -.80 1,370.58 1,091.15 S&P 500 1,162.27 +8.04 +.70 -7.58 +3.60 Fidelity Invest: Intl I r 15.57 -0.36 -19.8
AllSectEq 11.41 +0.06 -7.7 TgRe2030 20.37 +0.01 -6.0
DirecTV A 14 41.51 +.09 MorgStan 33 15.05 -.23 UtdContl 11 17.96 +.23 14,562.01 11,444.56 Wilshire 5000 12,240.72 +81.29 +.67 -8.38 +3.99 Oakmark 38.44 +0.32 -6.9
DrSCBr rs ... 47.32 -1.34 Mosaic 14 69.49 -.48 UPS B 16 63.87 -.35 AMgr50 14.82 -0.03 -3.1 TgtRe2035 12.14 +0.01 -7.3
868.57 628.51 Russell 2000 679.76 +5.80 +.86 -13.26 +4.21 Oberweis Funds: TgtRe2040 19.86 +0.01 -7.6
DirFnBr rs ... 61.22 -2.13 MotrlaSol n ... 40.82 +.48 US Bancrp 11 22.35 +.35 Balanc 17.72 +0.04 -2.0 ChinaOpp 12.15 -0.15 -26.9
DirLCBr rs ... 43.66 -.83 MotrlaMo n ... 37.44 -.06 US NGs rs ... 9.84 -.03 BalancedK 17.72 +0.04 -1.9 TgtRe2045 12.48 +0.01 -7.6
DrxEnBear ... 18.38 -.24 Move Inc ... 1.43 -.15 US OilFd ... 34.42 +.57 STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST BlueChGr 41.68 +0.34 -4.5
Old Westbury Fds:
GlobOpp 7.26 -0.03 -4.7 Wellsly 22.12 -0.02 +3.8
DrxFnBull ... 12.40 +.31 Mylan 15 19.53 +.17 USSteel ... 27.05 -.35 YTD YTD Canada 53.38 -0.88 -8.2 GlbSMdCap 13.58 -0.07 -10.6 Welltn 29.70 +0.06 -3.2
DirxSCBull ... 39.77 +.98 NYSE Eur 12 25.42 -.25 UtdTech 14 71.13 +.60 CapAp 23.33 +0.13 -7.9 Wndsr 11.86 +0.07 -11.6
Name Div PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div PE Last Chg %Chg CpInc r 8.84 -0.06 -2.6
Oppenheimer A:
DirxLCBull ... 51.48 +.96 Nabors 18 17.37 +.58 UtdhlthGp 10 46.26 +.74 DvMktA p 31.32 -0.34 -14.1 WndsII 23.55 +0.13 -7.3
DirxEnBull ... 42.26 +.46 NBkGreece ... .77 -.06 UrbanOut 17 24.85 +.29 AT&T Inc 1.72 8 27.88 +.34 -5.1 Jabil .28 11 16.03 +.27 -20.2 Contra 64.89 +0.31 -4.1 GlobA p 52.82 +0.03 -12.5 Vanguard Idx Fds:
Discover 8 25.03 +1.11 NOilVarco 15 63.27 +.61 Vale SA ... 26.65 -.03 AirProd 2.32 14 77.56 -.83 -14.7 Kroger .42 11 21.82 -.20 -2.4 ContraK 64.92 +0.31 -4.0 GblStrIncA 4.18 -0.03 +1.7
NatSemi 21 24.88 +.03 Vale SA pf ... 24.45 +.04 DisEq 20.31 +0.09 -9.9 TotIntAdm r 22.54 -0.29 -14.5
Disney 13 31.29 +.25 AEP 1.84 12 37.12 +.32 +3.2 Lowes .56 13 19.13 +.17 -23.7 IntBdA p 6.58 -0.04 +3.0
DollarGen 18 35.74 +.94 NetLogicM ... 48.12 +16.21 ValeantPh ... 39.52 -1.39 DivIntl 26.05 -0.29 -13.6 TotIntlIP r 90.20 -1.17 -14.4
AmeriBrgn .46f 15 38.08 -.32 +11.6 MeadWvco 1.00 14 25.81 -.15 -1.3 Oppenheimer Roch: 500 107.49 +0.75 -6.4
DomRescs 16 47.47 +.28 NetApp 22 36.30 +.62 ValeroE 18 22.34 +.02 DivrsIntK r 26.05 -0.29 -13.5
DowChm 12 25.76 -.01 Netflix 53 210.05 +6.08 VangREIT ... 55.24 +.18 ATMOS 1.36 15 33.08 +.01 +6.0 OldNBcp .28 17 9.29 +.26 -21.9 DivGth 24.76 +0.06 -12.6
RoMu A p 15.71 +7.7
MidCap 18.69 +0.10 -8.0
BB&T Cp .64a 16 21.33 +.43 -18.9 Penney .80 15 25.82 +.48 -20.1 Eq Inc 38.21 +0.21 -13.0 Oppenheimer Y:
DryShips 5 2.91 -.01 NwGold g ... 13.65 -.25 VangEmg ... 41.00 -.15 DevMktY 31.05 -0.33 -13.9 SmCap 31.03 +0.22 -10.7
DuPont 12 44.28 -.99 NY CmtyB 10 12.45 +.57 VantageDrl ... 1.49 +.10 Comcast .45 15 21.14 +.23 -3.3 PilgrimsP ... ... 3.29 +.08 -53.6 EQII 15.75 +0.09 -13.0 SmlCpGth 19.95 +0.13 -9.0
Fidel 30.27 +0.13 -5.6 IntlBdY 6.58 -0.04 +3.1
DukeEngy 13 18.86 +.31 NewmtM 14 64.07 -1.19 Verisign 6 29.35 +.32 CrackerB .88 10 39.86 +1.87 -27.2 RegionsFn .04 ... 3.99 +.02 -43.0 TotBnd 11.04 -0.02 +6.5
NewsCpA 14 16.18 +.25 VerizonCm 15 35.25 +.01 FltRateHi r 9.47 -0.02 -1.4 PIMCO Admin PIMS:
E-F-G-H CSI .50 18 28.60 ... +12.8 SbdCp 3.00a 6 1982.00 +10.00 -.5 TotRtAd 10.99 -0.04 +3.4 TotlIntl 13.47 -0.18 -14.5
NewsCpB 14 16.30 +.14 ViacomB 13 43.88 +.36 GNMA 11.92 -0.02 +7.0
E-Trade 45 10.74 Nexen g ... 19.19 -.31 VirgnMda h ... 24.37 -.16 Dillards .20 13 46.01 +1.18 +21.3 SearsHldgs ... ... 54.24 +.67 -26.5 GovtInc 10.84 -0.02 +6.8 PIMCO Instl PIMS: TotStk 29.13 +0.20 -7.0
eBay 22 29.42 +.96 NobleCorp 29 33.88 +.04 Visa 18 87.45 +1.10 EnPro ... 18 32.96 -.94 -20.7 Total SA 2.38e ... 44.62 -.38 -16.6 GroCo 81.51 +0.63 -2.0 AlAsetAut r 10.78 -0.08 +3.8 Vanguard Instl Fds:
EMC Cp 23 21.63 +.34 NokiaCp ... 5.87 -.11 Vodafone ... 25.39 -.38 FullerHB .30 12 20.16 +.22 -1.8 USEC ... ... 1.88 +.10 -68.8 GroInc 16.68 +0.08 -8.2 AllAsset 12.17 -0.07 +2.5 DevMkInst 8.48 -0.10 -15.0
EKodak 18 3.05 +.18 NthgtM g 97 3.89 -.11 VulcanM ... 32.33 +.52 GrowthCoK 81.54 +0.62 -1.9 ComodRR 8.99 -0.09 +4.7
GenCorp ... 67 4.00 +.02 -22.6 US Bancrp .50 11 22.35 +.35 -17.1 DivInc 11.34 -0.06 +3.1
ExtIn 37.15 +0.21 -10.0
Eaton s 11 38.46 -.20 NorthropG 8 52.42 +.61 WalMart 12 51.82 +.46 Goodrich 1.16 20 84.31 +.10 -4.3 WalMart 1.46 12 51.82 +.46 -3.9 HighInc r 8.54 -0.07 -0.4 FTAllWldI r 80.23 -1.05 -14.5
ElPasoCp 25 18.57 +.33 NovaGld g ... 8.65 -.51 Walgrn 14 35.66 +.33 IntBd 10.92 -0.03 +5.7 EmgMkCur 10.47 -0.08
Goodyear ... ... 10.33 -.45 -12.8 WestlkChm .30f 9 39.72 -.56 -8.6 HiYld 8.83 -0.08 -0.1 GrwthIst 29.94 +0.21 -4.7
Elan ... 9.40 -.19 Nucor 22 32.95 -.19 WalterEn 11 85.15 -3.07 IntlDisc 28.19 -0.41 -14.7 InfProInst 11.40 -0.04 +11.9
EldorGld g 49 20.50 -.98 Nvidia 16 14.21 +.33 WarnerCh 30 14.00 -.95 HonwllIntl 1.33 13 44.14 -.58 -17.0 InvGrBd 11.91 -0.03 +6.6 InvGrCp 10.65 -0.07 +5.4
ElectArts ... 22.07 +.71 InvGB 7.71 -0.02 +6.7 LowDu 10.40 -0.03 +1.6 InstIdx 106.79 +0.75 -6.3
OCharleys ... 6.09 -.27 WsteMInc 15 30.83 +.35
RealRtnI 12.19 -0.06 +10.5 InsPl 106.79 +0.74 -6.3
EmersonEl
EmpDist
14 43.80 +.40
16 19.59 +.16
OcciPet
OfficeDpt
11 79.54 -1.00
... 2.31 -.05
WeathfIntl
WellPoint
85 16.13
8 63.38
+.19
+1.57 COMMODITIES LgCapVal
LatAm
10.01 +0.05
50.60 -0.82
-12.7
-14.3 ShortT
TotRt
9.81 -0.01 +0.3
10.99 -0.04 +3.6
InsTStPlus 26.36 +0.18 -6.9
EnCana g 49 22.76 -.13 OilSvHT ... 126.48 +1.01 WellsFargo 9 24.10 +.58 GRAINS LIVESTOCK LowP r 33.86 +0.06 -5.7 MidCpIst 18.76 +0.10 -7.8
ENSCO 17 48.46 -.78 OnSmcnd 11 7.30 +.13 Wendys Co ... 4.89 +.07 LowPriK r 33.84 +0.06 -5.6 PIMCO Funds A: SCInst 31.09 +0.22 -10.6
Wheat CBOT Dec 11 344.00 349.00 338.00 345.00 -3.00 Federal Market News Service RealRtA p 12.19 -0.06 +10.2
EricsnTel ... 9.98 -.42 Oracle 16 26.75 +.75 WDigital 9 28.86 +.40 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Mar 12 355.00 358.00 349.00 355.00 -3.00
Magelln 62.61 -0.02 -12.5 TBIst 11.04 -0.02 +6.6
Exelon 13 42.44 +.06 PMI Grp ... .20 -.01 WstnUnion 11 15.79 +.24 Closed MidCap 25.72 +0.13 -6.3 TotRtA 10.99 -0.04 +3.3
Sep 11 698.00 699.00 686.00 699.00 -.00 May 12 362.00 363.00 357.00 362.00 -1.00 TSInst 29.14 +0.19 -6.9
Expedia 19 29.64 +.51 PNC 7 48.17 +1.79 Weyerh 4 16.73 -.13 Dec 11 726.00 735.00 710.00 727.00 -2.00 MuniInc 12.88 +8.0 PIMCO Funds C:
Est. Sales 3,128 Fri’s sales 1,411
RERRStg t 4.53 +16.1 Vanguard Signal:
ExpScripts 19 44.40 +.73 PPG 12 73.12 +.02 WmsCos 18 25.86 +.15 Mar 12 761.00 767.00 745.00 762.00 -2.00 Fri’s open int.13,459 Chg. +132.00 NwMkt r 16.00 -0.08 +6.2
ExxonMbl 9 71.84 +.83 Paccar 18 35.57 +.19 Windstrm 21 12.51 -.04 May 12 779.00 787.00 765.00 781.00 -2.00 OTC 52.95 +0.70 -3.6 TotRtC t 10.99 -0.04 +2.8 500Sgl 88.81 +0.62 -6.3
Soybean CBOT STBdIdx 10.70 -0.02 +2.9
FedExCp 16 73.63 +.23 PatriotCoal ... 13.80 -.69 WT EmCur ... 21.95 -.26 Est. Sales 183,561 Fri’s sales 60,640 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel 100Index 8.19 +0.06 -6.3 PIMCO Funds D:
FifthThird 10 9.93 +.12 Paychex 18 26.19 +.26 Wyndham 13 29.79 +.58 Fri’s open int.401,564 Chg. +1814.00 Sep 11 1388.00 1415.00 1381.00 1387.00 -29.00 Puritn 17.23 +0.02 -2.9 TRtn p 10.99 -0.04 +3.4 TotBdSgl 11.04 -0.02 +6.6
Finisar 23 20.19 +1.19 PeabdyE 14 46.10 -.71 XL Grp 26 19.42 +.17 Corn CBOT Nov 11 1396.00 1432.00 1388.00 1396.00 -30.00 SCmdtyStrt 10.22 -0.03 -1.8 PIMCO Funds P: TotStkSgl 28.12 +0.19 -6.9
FstHorizon 36 6.13 -.08 Penney 15 25.82 +.48 XcelEngy 14 23.97 +.20 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Jan 12 1406.00 1442.00 1399.00 1406.00 -30.00 SrsIntGrw 9.91 -0.10 -12.2 TotRtnP 10.99 -0.04 +3.5 Waddell & Reed Adv:
FootLockr 1 19.61 -.10 PeopUtdF 26 12.00 +.36 Xerox 14 7.52 +.11 Sep 11 730.00 736.00 717.00 734.00 +8.00 Mar 12 1413.00 1446.00 1406.00 1413.00 -29.00 SrsIntVal 8.08 -0.11 -18.7 Perm Port Funds:
Dec 11 743.00 748.00 726.00 745.00 +9.00 Accm 6.92 +0.04 -7.6
FordM 5 10.11 +.06 PepsiCo 15 60.14 +.15 Xilinx 13 30.78 +.77 Est. Sales 406,947 Fri’s sales 147,755 SrInvGrdF 11.91 -0.03 +6.6 Permannt 48.56 -0.32 +6.0 ScTechA 9.88 +0.08 -4.9
Mar 12 750.00 761.00 738.00 758.00 +9.00
ForestLab 8 32.57 -.18 PetrbrsA ... 24.11 -.17 YRC rsh ... .40 -.08 May 12 763.00 767.00 745.00 765.00 +9.00 Fri’s open int.606,360 Chg. +8559.00 STBF 8.52 -0.01 +1.7 Pioneer Funds A:
PionFdA p 36.46 +0.20 -10.6 Western Asset:
FranceTel ... 15.75 -.66 Petrobras ... 26.35 -.19 Yahoo 16 14.26 -.22 Est. Sales 500,691 Fri’s sales 236,262 StratInc 11.14 -0.04 +3.9
FMCG s 7 41.31 -.68 Pfizer 12 18.25 -.04 Yamana g 19 16.54 -.44 METALS TotalBd 11.08 -0.03 +5.9 Price Funds: CorePlus I 11.10 -0.04 +5.5
Fri’s open int.1,225,938 Chg. +1676.00
FrontierCm 43 6.94 +.12 PhilipMor 15 66.02 +.12 YingliGrn 3 4.28 -.25 Oats CBOT Exch Contract Settle Chg USBI 11.82 -0.03 +6.5 BlChip 37.01 +0.32 -2.9 Yacktman Funds:
GATX 20 34.01 -.28 PiperJaf 12 20.88 +.31 YumBrnds 20 52.06 +.53 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Gold COMX Dec 11 1813.30 -46.20 Utility 16.08 +0.08 +2.1 CapApp 19.38 +0.10 -4.6 Fund p 16.57 +0.09 +0.2
GameStop 9 23.22 +.09 Popular 5 1.72 -.07 Zimmer 16 53.72 -.10 Sep 11 348.00 348.00 345.00 345.00 -2.00 Silver COMX Dec 11 4021.7 -140.7 Value 59.61 +0.22 -13.2 EmMktS 30.54 -0.35 -13.4
Bank of America plans to cut 30,000 workers Wall Street
BY PALLAVI GOGOI Bank of other steps to shore up the ing to shrink it down to a Associated Press
Associated Press America’s bank’s standing. Last week he more manageable size even NEW YORK — A late afternoon rally
NEW YORK — Bank of consumer shook up the bank’s top man- if it means losing the brag- pushed the stock market higher for only
America is slashing 30,000 businesses, agement ranks and has been ging rights of being the na- the second day this month. Major indexes
jobs as part of an effort to represent selling parts of the company tion’s largest bank. “We had spent most of Monday lower as inves-
reverse a crisis of confidence 10 percent to raise cash. Last month don’t have to be the biggest tors worried that Greece could be edging
among investors. It’s the larg- of the Char- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire company out there,” said closer to a default.
est single job reduction by a lotte, N.C. Hathaway Inc. invested $5 Moynihan. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note
U.S. company this year. bank’s work billion in the company. Some investors and ana- reached another record low as investors
What CEO Brian Moynihan force. The Moynihan has struggled lysts worry that the job cuts piled into U.S. government debt.
is trying to do is nothing less Moynihan bank said it to calm investors ever since will lead to poor customer The Dow Jones industrial average rose
than save the nation’s largest hopes the he took the top job in Janu- service and the bank will lose 69 points, or 0.6 percent, to close at
bank. Investors have cut the cuts and other measures will ary 2010. He is reversing the market share to rivals at a 11,061. It had been down as many as
bank’s market value by half result in $5 billion in annual empire-building strategy of time when there are signs 167 points.
this year. The bank is facing savings by 2014. The bank his predecessor, Ken Lewis, that the economy is slow- The S&P 500 index rose 8, or 0.7 per-
huge liabilities over soured has already cut 6,000 jobs who stepped down amid con- ing down. They also wonder cent, to 1,162. It had dropped as many
mortgage investments and this year. “It’s as if someone troversy over the purchase of if the job cuts are enough to as 18 points. The Nasdaq rose 27 points,
concerns over whether it has has hit the panic button,” said Merrill Lynch during the fi- produce the profits the bank or 1.1 percent, to 2,495.
enough capital to withstand Bert Ely, president of banking nancial crisis. needs to overcome the spiral- Falling stocks edged out rising ones on
more financial shocks. consultant Ely & Co. Moynihan is now taking a ing costs from its mortgage the New York Stock Exchange. Trading vol-
The cuts, which affect Moynihan has been taking knife to the company, hop- business. ume was average at 4.4 billion shares.
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Briefs Top college athletes worth 6 figures
Associated Press Series, which takes into ac- BY FREDERIC J.
Jackson could be out, count results at hard-court FROMMER
Bradford expects to play tuneup tournaments. Associated Press
ST. LOUIS — The St. Lou- The USTA also said WASHINGTON — The
is Rams could be without Grand Slam committee average fair market value
injured running back Ste- director Bill Babcock deter- of top-tier college foot-
ven Jackson for next Mon- mined “Williams’ conduct ball and men’s basketball
day night’s game against ... does not rise to the players is over $100,000
the New York Giants, while level of a major offense.” each, and the athletes are
quarterback Sam Bradford She was under probation entitled to at least a por-
is expected to play despite because of an outburst at tion of that, a new report
a bruised index finger. the 2009 U.S. Open. from an advocacy group
Those weren’t the only argues.
injuries the Rams suffered Pivotal stretch of NBA Instead of getting what
in their 31-13 loss to the lockout starts they’re worth, the play-
Eagles on Sunday. Cor- ers receive athletic schol-
nerback Ron Bartell has a NEW YORK — A pivotal arships that don’t cover
fractured neck and could be stretch in the NBA lockout the full cost of attending
out for the season and wide begins Tuesday, when full school, leaving many of
receiver Danny Amendola bargaining committees re- them living below the pov-
dislocated his left elbow. turn to the table. erty line, says the report,
Jackson ran for a 47-yard That could move players “The Price of Poverty in
touchdown on the Rams’ and owners closer to a new Big Time College Sport.”
first play, and carried one labor deal, but it also could A national college ath-
more time for 9 yards be- send things in the wrong di- letes’ advocacy group and
fore leaving with a strained rection if more voices in the a sports management
right quadriceps. room leads to discord. professor calculate in the Associated Press
Coach Steve Spagnuolo A setback now would report that if college sports Ramogi Huma, head of the National College Players Association, poses for a photo
says it’s the worst injury re- diminish hopes of the pre- shared their revenues the outside the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., in 2010. The player advocacy group and a
sports management professor calculate in a report that if college sports shared their
port in his three seasons. season opening as sched- way pro sports do, the av- revenues the way pro sports do, the average Football Bowl Subdivision player would
Also, cornerback Bran- uled. erage Football Bowl Sub- be worth $121,000 per year, while the average basketball player at that level would be
don Fletcher is day-to-day With training camps to division player would be worth $265,000.
with a sprained toe and of- open Oct. 3, union president worth $121,000 per year,
fensive tackle Jason Smith Derek Fisher of the Lakers while the average basket-
has a sprained left ankle. said last week that “if there’s ball player at that level ers could tap those funds to on the college. That leaves tion to take meaningful re-
any intention of trying to get would be worth $265,000. help cover educational costs students on full athletic form. The NCAA, which puts
Serena Williams fined that started on time, then The Associated Press ob- if they exhaust their athletic scholarships living below the athletes’ amateur status
$2,000 by US Open we both have to figure some tained a copy of the report eligibility before they gradu- the poverty line at around at the center of its mission,
things out very quickly.” ahead of its official release, ate — or receive the money 85 percent of the schools, the would oppose much of what
NEW YORK — Serena After talks Tuesday and scheduled for Tuesday. with no strings attached report claims, by comparing the report proposes.
Williams has been fined perhaps Wednesday in New Ramogi Huma, a for- upon graduating. They also the value of the scholarship’s In a statement Monday,
$2,000 by the U.S. Open York, the sides will update mer UCLA linebacker who propose that athletes be free room and board to the fed- the NCAA said it had not yet
for berating the chair um- their memberships Thurs- heads the National College to seek commercial deals, eral poverty guideline for a reviewed the report, but that
pire during the final. day on where things stand. Players Association, wrote such as endorsements, with single individual. President Mark Emmert and
Tournament referee the report with Drexel Uni- some of the money from that Huma acknowledged that university presidents made it
Brian Earley issued his Jordan fined for comments versity professor Ellen J. going to the lockbox, and the calculation does not take clear at last month’s retreat
ruling Monday, a day after Staurowsky. The associa- rest available for the athlete’s into account financial as- — a meeting called in the
Williams was cited by chair NEW YORK — Michael tion is an advocacy group immediate use. sistance students might get wake of a run of scandals in
umpire Eva Asderaki for a Jordan has been fined by for college athletes which They also say that schools from home, or summer jobs, college football — that they
code violation for verbal the NBA for making com- Huma says has more than should pay for costs beyond but he said most athletes are were eager to provide grants
abuse during a 6-2, 6-3 ments about the league’s 14,000 members — about the tuition, student fees and pressured to attend voluntary covering the full cost of at-
loss to Sam Stosur at ongoing collective bargain- half of whom are currently room and board covered by summer workouts, making it tending college. The NCAA
Flushing Meadows. ing process. enrolled. athletic scholarships. The re- hard to get outside work. added that the Committee
Williams earned $1.4 NBA spokesman Tim Huma and Staurowsky port calculates the shortfall The report calls for action on Academic Performance is
million at the U.S. Open: Frank confirmed the pen- argue that the players for the full cost of attending from Congress to achieve meeting this week to discuss
$900,000 for reaching the alty for the Charlotte Bob- should receive a portion of college — when things such some of these goals, argu- the issue, and will make rec-
final, plus a $500,000 bo- cats owner on Monday, but new revenues, like TV con- as clothing and emergency ing that federal intervention ommendations to the Divi-
nus for finishing first in the said the league doesn’t tracts, to be put in an “edu- trips home are added in — at is necessary because college sion I Board of Directors next
standings of the U.S. Open comment on the total. cational lockbox.” Play- $952 to $6,127, depending presidents aren’t in a posi- month.
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Channel 2 7:30 p.m. — The Heart of Collaboration
Midnight — Arts Showcase 8 p.m. — Minority Focus
8 a.m. — Berry Craig’s Notebook 8:30 p.m. — Tot School
8:30 a.m. — Army Newswatch 9 p.m. — Tourism Talk
9 a.m. — Recycle Now 9:30 p.m. — Reflections
9:30 a.m. — Master Gardening 10 p.m. — A Better You
10 a.m. — Rubicon Road: Mantle Rock 10:30 p.m. — Rays of Hope
10:30 a.m. — WKCTC: A Celebration of Poetry 11 p.m. — WKCTC Science Series
Noon — Campus Spotlight
12:05 p.m. — Community Billboard Channel 11
4 p.m. — Today’s Air Force 9 a.m. — Your City at Work: Fire Department
4:30 p.m. — L.I.F.E. After Lockup 10 a.m. — City Profile: Korean War Memorial
5 p.m. — Cooking at the College 10:30 a.m. — Your City at Work: Teach An Old
5:30 p.m. — Fabulous Fifties & Beyond Dog, New Tricks
6 p.m. — Books Of Our Time 5:30 p.m. — Paducah City Commission Meet-
7 p.m. — Easter Seals ing LIVE
Horoscopes
TUESDAY, SEPT. 13, 2011 GEMINI (May 21-June 20): feel that you have to do things must be kept for now and em- keeping the peace and avoid- the most out of what you have
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Take action if you have con- on a grand scale. Simple and phasis must be put on protect- ing controversial situations is to work with. Do what’s best
Avoid situations that will add cern. Doing your best to help moderate can be just as effec- ing your money, possessions a must for now. Stick close to for you in a timely fashion.
to your anxious mood. Relax those less fortunate will tive in bringing a higher profit and reputation. Avoid getting home and busy yourself with Past experience will play an
and look at whatever situation change the way you think. Dif- personally, professionally or backed into a corner. Less domestic changes. important role.
you face practically. Once you ficulties with friends or while financially. Trying something said, less interference. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
decipher what’s required, work networking will occur if you new will feed your imagination. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 19): Enjoy the benefits of or- Personal and professional ma-
toward getting the best end re- share too much personal infor- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Concentrate on personal and ganizations you belong to. Use neuvers will be necessary
sult. You will advance if you are mation. Opportunities are apparent. professional strategy. Patience whatever you can to improve to stay in control at home
precise and reasonable. CANCER (June 21-July Travel, communicate and mull will be the key to achieving your financial position. Consid- and at work. Take on more
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 22): Strive for perfection and over possibilities with peers your goals. Your secretive na- er opportunities that pertain responsibility if it will bring
You can make headway at choose your words wisely. With and you will develop some- ture will drum up curiosity and to family and changes that will you the clout to get things
home and work if you push the right mix of mental and thing worthwhile. Networking protect you from having your lower overhead. Love is on the done your way. A partner-
to be more productive. Your physical reaction you will ac- and socializing will result in po- game plan disrupted by some- rise and romance should be ship will weigh heavily on
efforts will be impressive and complish all you set out to do. tential partnerships that can one who is jealous or in com- scheduled. the decisions you make.
lead to advancement, grati- Do something special for the lead to profits, if your motives petition with you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Birthday Baby: You are
tude and rewards. Your con- people you love. Good fortune are practical. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 18): Focus on what you can do strong-willed, dynamic and
cern and sensible approach will come from helping others. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 21): You’ll find it difficult to stay to stabilize your life mentally, determined. You will take
confirm how valuable and reli- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Op- A snap judgment will lead to out of trouble. You may want to physically or financially. Set on tasks that others shy
able you are. portunity is apparent, but don’t emotional problems. Secrets fill your life with adventure, but your course carefully to make away from.
8B • Tuesday, September 13, 2011 • The Paducah Sun Variety paducahsun.com
Marvin
Daughter-in-law’s violent behavior
is danger to husband, children
Dear Annie: My son has been mestic Abuse Helpline for
married to “Josie” for 11 years. I Ask Annie Men and Women (dahmw.
admit I never cared for her. She org) at 1-888-7HELPLINE
has a volatile temper and cre- (1-888-743-5754). You also
ates destructive scenes. Once I’ve pleaded with my son to can call the Dept. of Chil- Blondie
they married, I did my best to be get her help because she is men- dren and Family Services,
friendly, hoping she would mel- tally ill. Josie says she doesn’t explain what is going on and
low with time. She has not. need counseling or medication, ask them to investigate. And
In the past three years, Josie’s and my son cannot get her to go. if you ever witness Josie hit-
violent behavior has escalated. Quite honestly, I don’t think he’s ting your son, call the police
She used to put holes in the walls tried very hard. and file a report.
and destroy dishes and furniture. Josie’s family wants little to Dear Annie: I am writing
Now she hits my son. If he de- do with her, and her own mother about “Suffering Soon-to-Be
fends himself, she calls the police warned my son not to marry her. Ex,” who joked that he would
and has him arrested. This has He inherited money from his have snatched up his wife’s sis-
become a regular routine. grandparents, and she has spent ter, “Zoe,” if her husband hadn’t
She recently held a loaded gun the majority of it on illegal drugs, gotten to her first. He claims he Garfield
in his face. I’m scared to death yet he always goes back to her. I didn’t mean it, but his wife was
that she is going to kill him. On know I can’t force him to do any- so hurt that she left him. I find
top of that, their children are thing, but I want to protect my it hard to believe she could walk
frequent witnesses to this mad- grandchildren. They always rally away so easily if their marriage
ness. They have seen their fa- to their mother’s defense despite was as wonderful as he claims.
ther hauled off to jail numerous her putting them in harm’s way. I think “Suffering” should seek
times, even though he is never What can I do? — A Concerned counseling. His “flippant com-
the aggressor. Josie has actually Grandmother. ment” probably does hold a hid-
hit herself in the face to create Dear Grandmother: This den truth. — Elmira, N.Y.
the impression that she’d been sounds like a nightmare. Dear Elmira: It was inter-
beaten. She once admitted to me Abused men often are reluc- esting how the responses to B.C.
that she smashed a bottle on her tant to get help. Please urge this letter broke down along
head so there would be blood. your son to contact the Do- gender lines.
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paducahsun.com People The Paducah Sun • Tuesday, September 13, 2011 • 9B
People
SpongeBob in hot water after study Associated Press
BY LINDSEY TANNER 4-year-olds. Bob Seger ends holdout
Associated Press “Having 60 non-di-
CHICAGO — The car- verse kids, who are not DETROIT — Bob Seger is
toon character SpongeBob part of the show’s target- ending his time as an iTunes
SquarePants is in hot wa- ed (audience), watch nine holdout.
ter from a study suggest- minutes of programming The Detroit Free Press
ing that watching just nine is questionable method- reports that the Grammy win-
minutes of that program ology and could not pos- ner and Rock and Roll Hall of
can cause short-term atten- sibly provide the basis for Fame member’s move into
tion and learning problems any valid findings that digital music sales will start
in 4-year-olds. parents could trust,” he Tuesday, when downloads of
The problems were seen said. the concert albums “‘Live’
in a study of 60 children Lillard said 4-year-olds Bullet” and “Nine Tonight”
randomly assigned to either were chosen because that are set to appear on iTunes
watch “SpongeBob,” or the age “is the heart of the pe- and Amazon.com.
slower-paced PBS cartoon riod during which you see The rocker says his remain-
“Caillou” or assigned to the most development” in ing catalog “will come out in
draw pictures. Immediately certain self-control abili- dribs and drabs.”
after these nine-minute as- ties. Whether children of Seger tells the newspaper
signments, the kids took other ages would be simi- for a story published Monday
mental function tests; those larly affected can’t be de- he’ll also use Apple Inc.’s
who had watched “Sponge- termined from this study. iTunes to unveil songs from
Bob” did measurably worse Most kids were white his sizable backlog of unre-
than the others. and from middle-class leased material.
Previous research has or wealthy families. They The Michigan resident had
linked TV-watching with were given common been among the few notable
long-term attention prob- mental function tests af- acts that staunchly held out
lems in children, but the ter watching cartoons or from putting his music on
new study suggests more drawing. The SpongeBob iTunes. Segar’s manager Ed
immediate problems can kids scored on average “Punch” Andrews says the
occur after very little expo- 12 points lower than the decision would keep the art-
sure — results that parents other two groups, whose ist “current.”
of young kids should be scores were nearly identi-
alert to, the study authors cal. Giffords grants 1st
said. In another test, mea- interview to Sawyer
Kids’ cartoon shows typi- suring self-control and
cally feature about 22 min- impulsiveness, kids were NEW YORK — Arizona
utes of action, so watching rated on how long they Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will
a full program “could be could wait before eating give her
more detrimental,” the re- snacks presented when first TV
searchers speculated, But the researcher left the interview
they said more evidence is Associated Press room. “SpongeBob” kids since be-
needed to confirm that. The cartoon character ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ is in hot water from a study suggest- waited about 21⁄2 minutes ing shot
The results should be ing that watching just nine minutes of the cartoon can cause short-term attention and on average, versus at least in January
interpreted cautiously be- learning problems in 4-year-olds. four minutes for the other to Diane
cause of the study’s small two groups. Sawyer
size, but the data seem ro- Christakis said parents thor, said Nickelodeon’s watching such shows. “I The study has sev- of ABC
bust and bolster the idea need to realize that fast- “SpongeBob” shouldn’t be wouldn’t advise watching eral limitations. For one News.
that media exposure is a paced programming may singled out. She found simi- such shows on the way to thing, the kids weren’t Gif-
public health issue, said Dr. not be appropriate for very lar problems in kids who school or any time they’re tested before they Giffords fords,
Dimitri Christakis. He is a young children. “What kids watched other fast-paced expected to pay attention watched TV. But Lillard shot
child development special- watch matters, it’s not just cartoon programming. and learn,” she said. said none of the children in the
ist at Seattle Children’s Hos- how much they watch,” he She said parents should Nickelodeon spokesman had diagnosed atten- head while meeting with
pital who wrote an editorial said. realize that young children David Bittler disputed the tion problems and all got constituents on Jan. 8, will
accompanying the study University of Virginia are compromised in their findings and said “Sponge- similar scores on parent be interviewed with her hus-
published online Monday in psychology professor An- ability to learn and use self- Bob SquarePants” is aimed evaluations of their be- band, astronaut Mark Kelly.
the journal Pediatrics. geline Lillard, the lead au- control immediately after at kids aged 6-11, not havior. ABC said Monday that the
discussion will air as part of
a prime-time special Nov.
Lady A delivers another winning collection Cliff Robertson: An appreciation 14. That’s the night before
a book by Giffords and Kelly
will be published. It’s titled
BY MICHAEL MCCALL BY ROGER MOORE career in the early 70s. “Gabby: A Story of Courage
Associated Press McClathcy-Tribune But like a lot of lead- and Hope.”
Lady Antebellum, “Own News Service ing men — William Giffords has slowly
The Night” (Capitol Nash- Cliff Robertson, who Holden, his “Picnic” emerged as her recovery
ville) died Saturday a day af- and “Devil’s Brigade” from the near-fatal brain
At a time when young coun- ter his 88th birthday, co-star, for instance injury continues. Her office
try stars typecast themselves was an Oscar winner as — Robertson didn’t had released a photo of her
into roles that border on cari- a leading man (“Char- become truly interest- in June, and in August she
cature — men brag about how ly,” based on “Flowers ing until he aged into appeared in Washington to
rural they are to hard rock for Algernon”), hand- character roles. He was vote on the debt ceiling bill.
beats, women speak of em- some, properly heroic a decent Cole Younger
powerment with an aggres- when the need arose. in the early ‘70s James
sive sneer — Lady Antebellum He achieved his great- Gang picture “The
presents an engaging anoma- est success as John F. Great Northfield Min-
ly steeped in sophistication Kennedy, convincingly nesota Raid,” showing
and subtlety, rather than ste- playing the young, a seriously dark side.
reotypes and superficiality. WWII-era JFK — at He was a marvelous
The trio — Hillary Scott, 39-40, in “P.T. 109.” Watergate era CIA vil-
Charles Kelley and Dave Hay- Of course, he was lain in “Three Days of
wood — address issues about entirely too old to be the Condor.” He was
relationships with an engag- in a “Gidget” movie, so thoroughly oily as
ing honesty rare in any mu- doing that in his mid- Hugh Hefner you could
sical genre. They’ve been re- 30s. But he was still smell him on the screen
warded with multiplatinum, Associated Press an amusing surfer, the in “Star 80.” The senti-
crossover success; their 2009 ‘Own the Night,’ the latest release by Lady Antebellum,. original “Big Kahuna.” mental “Wild Hearts
No. 1 smash “Need You Now” He was terrific as the Can’t Be Broken” was
had them winning top awards next move. Instead, they Dixie Chicks and Martina slow-to-wise-up candi- another highlight of
at the CMAs, ACMs and the draw again on their songwrit- McBride, is the perfect foil date in the chilling po- these later years, but
Grammys. ing depth and appealing vo- for the trio. Worley’s touch, litical back-room deal- he was always on form
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also titled “Need You Now,” moody narratives that probe talents and themes well. To- mine is his father-son His last memorable
but it’s a consistently winning the relationship complexities gether, the team represents bonding/barnstorm- work was as a very
collection that plays to their of young adults, as on the al- how country music can use ing dramedy “Ace Eli sympathetic and noble
strengths. After an across- bum’s first hit, “Just A Kiss.” its strengths — songwriting and Rodger of the Uncle Ben to Tobey
the-board success, Lady A Producer Paul Worley, who and strong-yet-earthy vo- Skies,” made at the tail Maguire’s “Spider-
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FARM EQUIPMENT
2001KUBOTA M5400,
TRANSPORTATION
CARS FOR SALE
0868
454, loader, canopy.
or 1-800-599-1771 1339 hrs. $15,500,
Must sell. 5562641.
2004 HONDA Accord
outside McCracken Co. MERCHANDISE
EX, 4 cyl., 2dr., red,
sunroof, 113K mi.,
dent on rear fender,
E-mail: classifieds@paducahsun.com $7000. 270-251-3232.
FURNITURE
0533
TWO Twin Mattress
Deadlines: sets, $100 each. like
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kept, 2 Acres, pond,
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classifieds@ LOST YOUR DOG??
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In-Column Deadlines Coleman Crossing Cir. FRIDAY • Be willing to live, and be involved in, the community
Sun.-Mon....3 P.M. Fri. or call 442-7596.
• Possess a record of leadership and accomplishment
Tues.-Sat....12 Noon
Previous Day 0149
FOUND Sales Manager 8 A.M. • Have media sales experience
• Have management experience
DAILY 2 DOGS, Concord,
Automotive paint store
is needing someone UNTIL Resumes may be mailed or emailed to:
CONSECUTIVE
RATES
Weimaraner/lab mix &
Rat terrier. 556-5503.
with experience in the
collision industry to
manage inside/outside
4:30 P.M. Gary Adkisson, PO Box 2300, Paducah, KY 42002-2300,
or gadkisson@paducahsun.com, and must be received by
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No Job Too Small! 898-8733
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Kevin Rose REM OVAL RUSHING ’ S
PAINTING &
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462-8285 •Prices you can afford
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0208 0232 0232 0260 0450 0563 SALE 0610 APARTMENTS Run your
isting customers as
well as finding new
prospects. Salary,
Delivery/Warehouse
Must have valid driv-
ers license, clean driv-
be available to work at
least 20 hours a week
and one weekend day.
SERVICE age black
bulls, black baldies &
red bulls. 270-498-
CARTER kid's Go
Cart, 2 seater, 3.5hp,
like new-used 2hrs.,
1BR remodeled, no
pets, 432 N. 5th St.,
$300. 443-3763.
classifieds in the
commission, ins., ing record & pass drug Initial Mon.- Fri. shifts 0206, 270-885-8771. $550. 270-625-2905. 2 BR, 1 1/2 B town-
401k. Mail resume, in screening. Apply in will run 4 pm to 11 pm FARM EQUIPMENT house in Lone Oak,
0470
THIS NEWSPAPER
strict confidence to person, bring resume (10 pm for students). The Country Club of rent + dep. 554-4049.
COULD BE YOURS
McClintock's , 1010 to Furniture World Sat. shift will be from 9 Paducah is looking for EVERY DAY! What F & F Leasing
Brown Street, Padu- Galleries, 533 Lone am to 5 pm and Sun. a food and beverage 2001KUBOTA M5400, better gift to give your-
cah KY 42003. Oak Rd. shift from 12 pm to 5 supervisor to assist in 454, loader, canopy. Spacious 2 BR, Lone
self or a friend, Call Oak, central heat/air,
EXPRESSWAY Car pm. Great job for a the management of its 1339 hrs. $15,500, The Paducah Sun
PROFESSIONAL
0212 Wash now hiring full & second income, col- operations. Successful Must sell. 5562641. all electric. 554-8195.
Customer Service De-
lege students, and re- candidates will be able FARMS FOR SALE REIDLAND, 2 BR,
0480
part time positions. partment for details.
Driver's license & drug tirees. NO SALES. to multi-task, have a 575-8800 or $495. Lease, NO
C.A. Jones Manage-
SKILLED TRADE
0240
ment Group is taking screening req. Apply clear desire to provide 1-800-599-1771. PETS. 898-2256.
applications for the fol- in person at 3245 Park great service, and be 37.5 ACRES, 3 BR SOUTHGATE MANOR
lowing position: flexible with the work brick, gar. apt., pool, 2 WHITE'S Metal Detec-
Ave., Paducah, KY. 1BR. 270-442-6621
Creative Marketing EXPERIENCED brick schedule to meet busi- tors, buy. sell, trade &
barns, Heath area.
Specialist IMMEDIATE layers, could make up repair. 898-7618. STUDIO downtown,
ness demands. Prior $299K. 270-744-9656.
Please visit the Ca- OPENINGS to $40/hour. Call 270- $500, incl. gas & wa-
supervisory experience WOOD stove, used
reers section of www. for Full or Part-Time 488-2481 after 5pm. ter. 559-0296.
is required. Please very little, like new
chuckjones.net for SECURITY TRUCKING send resume to 6500 MERCHANDISE WHITTIER APTS.
0244
more information on w/blower, pipe & 2
our current positions OFFICERS Turnberry Dr., 42001, ricks of wood, $300. 1 BR, Sec. 8
ATTN: General Man- AUCTION SALES Senior & Disabled
0503
and on how to apply. Must be Kentucky 270-876-7418.
Hiring Class A ager by Sept. 20. 270-443-3809. EHO
EMT or First
CHILD CARE REAL ESTATE FOR FURNISHED
0615 APARTMENTS
Design Leader/ Responder certified
0264
Drivers Col. Paul Wilkerson &
Vickie Beasley
Project
Manager
270-395-3100 ext 7 Teams & Solos
SIGN ON BONUS
Sons Real Estate &
Auction, Lowes, KY
RENT
NANNY/Sitter avail- REAL ESTATE FOR HUSBAND Rd., $575,
0605
EOE/M/F
Education: Associates
Degree or at least 5
LIMITED TIME ONLY
TEAMS / $10,000
able for Children or 674-5659 or 674-5523
HOUSEHOLD GOODS RENT
No pets, 559-0688.
HOMES FOR RENT Let the
0509 0620
Elderly, 519-4228.
years experience as a SOLO / $3,000
project manager.
Requirements: Project
management experi-
3 Years OTR Experi-
ence. Age 24+. Great
Weekly Pay, Benefits,
NOTE TO PARENTS:
Kentucky State Law
requires licensing for
child care facilities
GUARANTEED Used
Appliances. 1600 Irvin
1/2 BR $475, Lone
Oak area. 559-9311
WORLD
ence or training. Profi-
ciency with Solid
Sweet CeCe's Frozen
Yogurt & Treats is now
Bonus Programs. Vol-
vo s w/53 ft. Dry Van. providing care for 4 or Cobb Dr., 443-1115.
SPORTING GOODS
CALVERT City 3BR, see it!
0527
hiring friendly, ener- more children not re- 1B $650 + dep. & refs.
Works, Auto Cad, & Midwest Routes.
getic, and outgoing lated to the licensee HUD PUBLISHER'S 270-210-8870.
Excel. Must be willing
to travel internation-
ally. Must be willing to
team members and
shift managers for all
10cpm Extra for Can-
ada Runs. Call TNi.
1-866-378-5071
by blood, marriage or
adoption. Gun & Knife Show
NOTICE
All real estate adver-
QUIET Lake area
house, Marshal Co.
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shifts at our new tised herein is subject
ELDERLY CARE
0288
be "hands on" with www.tri-nat.com Traders Mall, I-24, 2BR, 1B, LR. Kit., lau-
PADUCAH, KY to the Federal Fair dry, patio, carport. No
HOTEL/MOTEL Exit 16, Paducah.
0256
projects. A back - Housing Act which
ground in coal is pre- shoppe. If you would Sept.17-18 , Sat. 9-5, pets. $700 mo + utili-
like to work in Padu- WILL sit with elderly. Sun. 9-4. Admission makes it illegal to ad- ties, + dep. 270-362-
ferred but not re - vertise any prefer -
quired. cah's coolest hang HOUSEKEEPING 270-217-2429. $5, 12 & under free. 2912, 270-205-8492.
out, a fun & exciting Buy, Sell, Trade. ence, limitations, or
Please send resumes help needed. Apply in discrimination based HEATH area, 3BR 2B,
environment, please 270-521-6959
to Centrifugal
Services, Inc.
visit sweetceces. com
and follow 'Jobs' link.
person: Days Inn, Cal-
vert City, I-24, Exit 27. PETS T/C 22 Classic auto
on race, color, religion,
sex, handicap, familial
garage, no pets, $700/
month. 488-3148.
5595 Highway 34 No.
RESTAURANT
0260
Bring completed appli- Rifle, $325. NEF status or national ori- 2BR 1B, $550, no
CATS/DOGS/PETS
0320
Raleigh, IL 62977 Handi-Rifle 30-30, gin, or intention to
cation to the shoppe, pets, 559-0688.
2929 James Sanders $225. 270-519-6103. make any such prefer-
ST. Nicholas Family FULL-TIME kitchen STEVIN Dr., $1200/
FURNITURE ences, limitations or
0533
Clinic is looking for a Blvd., Thurs. or Fri., AKC Gold Retriever mo. no pets, 559-0688
from 10-2 or 5-7. position available. Ap- discrimination. State
full-time pharmacy ply in person at Coun- pups, w/ shots. WEST END: 3BR 2B,
laws forbid discrimina-
manager to manage TAKING applications try Club of Paducah, 270-994-8844. $1100 + deposit, ref-
Sept. 15, 5pm-7pm for BUNK Beds, solid tion in the sale, rental
large data base using 6500 Turnberry Drive. AKC Mini Dachshund pine, w/ mattresses or advertising of real ererences, 556-4567.
Access & Excel. Must part-time cleaner for
pups, $150. 270-562- DUPLEXES FOR RENT
0630
medical facility or OASIS Southwest Grill (Full/twin) & built in estate based on fac-
have good analytical is now hiring experi- 0779 or 642-2525. storage. $800. tors in addition to
skills. Send resumes 618-925-0752 for info.
enced Grill Cooks, 270-804-9967 those protected under
to: sandy_swann@ AVON: $8-15/hour. CHIHUAHUA pups for
full-time. Apply within, COMPUTER Armoire, federal law. We will NEWLY remodeled,
yahoo.com or drop off Full or PT. 703-2866. sale, 270-210-4891.
no phone calls. I-24, cherry wood finish, 54" not knowingly accept 2BR 1B, 12 min. from
at 1901 Kentucky Ave. Exit 40, Kuttawa. CKC fawn/rust Dober- any advertising for real
THOROUGHBRED wide by 62" tall, 3 mall, no smoke or
man, adult F or pups,
MEDICAL/DENTAL RESEARCH GROUP estate which is in vio- pets, $700 + deposit.
0220
WILLY JAKS drawers incl. file
is accepting Immediate opening for $400. 270-472-1998, lation of the law. All 270-210-6490.
270-627-3765. drawer, shelving for
applications for its Energetic Servers. Ap- computer, tower, persons are hereby in- 2 BR duplex, Kevil
2 POSITIONS avail- Telephone Survey ply in person, 323 MINI Dachshund pup- printer & books, fold- formed that all dwell- area, no pets,
able in medical office. Centers in Mayfield Ferry St., Metropolis. pies. 270-395-4362. ings advertised are
Must be 21, $5 +tips. ing door encloses unit, 462-2135, 462-2178.
Full-time with benefits. and Paducah. retail $1800, reduced available on an equal
BUSINESS PLACES/
0670
POM-A-POOs & mini opportunity basis.
Medical experience Applications for part- Dachshund puppies, to $500. 443-7564.
helpful. Will train. time telephone inter- UNFURNISHED OFFICES
0610
$75-100, shots/ TWO Twin Mattress
Send resume to BB viewer positions with a
374 c/o The Paducah starting pay of $8.00
wormed, 247-3624. sets, $100 each. like APARTMENTS GROCERY/Restau-
rant for lease, Free-
POODLES, $400-up new. 534-9389
Sun, PO Box 2300, per hour will be ac - CALVERT CITY, 2 BR mont area. 554-9612.
WANTED TO
0554
Paducah, KY 42002. cepted Mon.- Fri. from Visa/MC 898-4712 upstairs apt., $425
1 pm to 7 pm at May- 2320 BROADWAY
field Shopping Plaza,
RAT Terrier puppies,
$100. Call 8am-8pm
RENT/BUY/TRADE mo. 270-210-0929.
540 - 6000 sq. ft. suite
DENTAL Assistant
1102 Paris Rd., May- (no Sun.) 623-8779. JUNKED CARS, $500 LARGE 1BR/efficiency 442-6685
wanted, experienced
& up. 270-933-8698 All utilities paid in full.
field and 4645 Village MOBILE HOMES FOR
0675
preferred, starting sal- TINY registered Malti-
Square Drive, Suite D, 2142 Jefferson.
ary $14-18/hr. based poos. 270-489-2761. WE BUY running, fix-
on exper. Reply to BB Paducah (behind able, junk cars, trucks, 443-3090 RENT
376 c/o The Paducah Home Depot, off of vans, campers, farm & CLOSE to mall, 2 BR, 3BR 2B, cent. air, no
Sun, PO Box 2300,
Paducah, KY 42002.
Hinkleville Rd.).
Applicants will have to
FARM construction equip.
CASH. 270-804-8333.
sun deck, nice. No
pets. 442-3284.
pets. Metropolis $525
+dep 630-892-6692
12B • Tuesday, September 13, 2011 • The Paducah Sun paducahsun.com
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0675 RENT 0734 0832 0910 OPPORTUNITIES ABSOLUTE AUCTION 4 A b so l
ute Thursday,
Sept. 15th
3BR, 757 Bethel, streams providing wa- 2005 HARLEY David- Government Wildlife * AFFORDABLE 2 BR HOME * AUCTIONS
A 5:07 PM
$550/mo. 556-0149. ter sources $2600 per son, Heritage Softail. Jobs! Great Pay and THURSDAY • SEPTEMBER 15TH • 6:00 PM Terms on All Real Estate: All real estate sells from 323
acre. Property location $8,400. Must sell. Benefits. No Experi-
MOBILE HOME LOTS 521 HARAHAN BLVD. PADUCAH, KY 42001
0676
Broadway in LaCenter, KY beginning at 5:07 PM. 20%
is 20min from Padu- 270-816-4968. ence Necessary. The deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium
FOR RENT cah. For more infor-
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
ticker to a dream job
Consider this will be added to all final bids and included in total contract prices.
2.5 ACRES mobile
home lot, $250, 402-
mation visit
forsalebyowner.com 0852 might really be a
scam. To protect your- +/- 1,525 sq. Auction 1:
323 Broadway, LaCenter, KY
891-9844, LO area. ID #23213352
or 270-994-8580
2004 PETTIBONE
self, call the Federal
Trade Commission
ft. home under Next Door to City Hall
LARGE lots, Locust
8044 Reach Forklift, 1
toll-free, roof w/2 bed ±3500 Sq. Ft. Duplex Bldg
MOBILE HOMES FOR Side A: Modern office setup (all interior walls moveable). 10 office
0741
owner, 1600 hrs.
Valley, Lone Oak, 3 $30K. 270-705-6480. 1-877-FTC-HELP, or rm., 1 full bath, spaces, includes: Executive Office; Reception Area; Kitchen; Confer-
mos. free, 210-5324. SALE visit www.ftc.gov. A
kitchen, dining, ence Room; 2 Restrooms. Separate metered gas, water, electric &
SPORT UTILITY sewer. Central gas heat &
0856
public service mes -
ROBERT ALEXANDER
'08 CLAYTON 16x80,
LG. Lots, I will move
3 BR, vinyl siding, like VEHICLES
sage from The Padu- living rm, sun room, hardwood floors, 9’ air. 200 amp breaker sys-
tem. Front & rear parking
home. 270-748-7499.
new. 270-489-2525. cah Sun and the FTC. ceilings, etc. REAL ESTATE TERMS: 20 & entrances. ±2625 sq.ft.
Side B: Split air lock entry.
REAL ESTATE FOR BANK REPO
LEGALS
% Deposit day of auction, 10% added to final Presently antique shop. ±975
sq.ft., open span, show win-
bid, balance due in 30 days. Home sells on
SALE 2004 Doublewide
32x70. Reduced Price! site at 6:00 pm rain or shine.
dow, restroom, city water,
city sewer, natural gas, ±35
HOMES FOR SALE LEGALS x 155ft Lot.
0710 0955
$1,000 down & low Chris Colson, Broker/Auctioneer • Pam Trimble – Agent
monthly payments. Now you can run a Dave Rowton – Apprentice Auctioneer • Mike Colson - Apprentice Auctioneer Auction 2:
See at Today's picture of your truck or 3250 Key Drive, Paducah, KY 42003 228 Broadway,
1213 STARKE AVE. Homes! 270-527-5645 NOTICE OF 270.444.0031 LaCenter, KY
SUV inside your clas- www.colsonsells.com
$39K 554-1149 HEARING ±
±3000 Sq. Ft. under roof,
BENTON, 14x70 mo- sified line ad just like Ky. Auct. Lic #P939 • Ky. RE Lic. #58391
s
single story, open span com-
McCracken County,
bile, 3BR 1.5B, well this one! Call Classi- m
mercial building w/add on.
3 BR, 2 1/2 B Town- Kentucky
house, 2500 sq. ft.,
kept, 2 Acres, pond,
outbuildings, $25,500
fied TODAY for de -
tails. 270-575-8700.
General Obligation
Bonds Series 2011
3 Lines - 7 Days - $1700 ±
±30 x 155ft Lot, city water
& sewers, breaker system &
stainless & granite, 1 obo. 270-366-9691. m
more.
(Murray State
PICKUP TRUCKS FOR
0864
year old, $192,000.
University Paducah ITEMS UNDER $1,000 Auction 3:
1510 Holt Road. 270- VERY nice mobile
210-1626. home, 3 BR, 1.5 B, SALE Campus Project)
Notice is hereby given •Private party (non-commercial) for sale items only
397 Phillips Dr., Wickliffe, KY
Residential Lot - Commercial Potential
$7,950. 270-851-7884 '09 CHEVY Silverado, that pursuant to a Peti- •Total of items must be $1,000 or less and price(s) must 100 x 170 x 134 x 255ft
3 BR, 2 B, 1950 sq. ft., 28K mi. 2wd, new tion for Hearing from
BUSINESS be in ad Nice, well maintained lot on Hwy 286 in Wickliffe. Water & sewer tap
move in ready, $159K.
By appt., 527-9951. 0760 PROPERTIES
tires. $14,900.
270-705-0517.
the McCracken
County Fiscal Court
requesting the State
•Additional lines available
•Includes one day in New For You Today and 7 days on
paid & on property. (Has 2 mobile home set-ups, however City re-zoned).
Auction 4: About 6:07 PM (or Earlier)
COMMERCIAL Ga- the Online Edition 177 E. KY Dr. (Hwy 60) LaCenter, KY
1999 DODGE Dakota Local Debt Officer to Over 5000sq.ft. of merchandise. Several riding mowers; antique
rage, 2 bays, 1 wash approve the financial •Pet ads excluded
Sport, V6 Magnum, high-back beds; restaurant & office equipment; antique doors; AC
bay, restroom, office & plan whereby the •No copy changes or refunds for early cancellations units; plumbing; roofing; 3ph implements; ladders; farm stuff; flea
parts room, on 2 lots. white, bed cover, auto. County proposes to is- market; cast iron; 20qt commercial mixer; salvage; much more!
trans., 168,000 miles, sue McCracken Terms: Visa, MasterCard, cash or check w/proper ID. 10% added to
1807 McCrary St., Me-
tropolis, IL. 618-524- $2,000. 623-8886. County, Kentucky final bids.
General Obligation ROBERT ALEXANDER RARE
5685 or 618-638-7660 CARS FOR SALE
0868
Now you can run a Bonds, Series 2011 Classifieds WORK for you!
picture of your home REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO.
WANTED TO BUY
0786
(Murray State Univer-
or mobile home inside sity Paducah Campus (270) 575-8700 or 1-800-599-1771 Inside KY (270) 554-5212 or 1-800-307-SOLD
your classified line ad REAL ESTATE 2004 HONDA Accord Project) in an aggre- or 1-800-959-1771 Outside KY Robert Alexander , CAI, Broker/Auctioneer John Alexander, Auctioneer
www.rareauctions.com
just like this one! Call I WILL buy your house EX, 4 cyl., 2dr., red, gate principal amount KY Auct. Lic.#P01437 • KY RE Lic.#173 • IL Auct. Lic.#0410000399
Classified TODAY for for cash or lease/op- sunroof, 113K mi., not to exceed VISA & MASTERCARD • IL RE Lic.#075.0092126 • IN Auction. Lic.#AU19600046 • IN RE
Lic.#IB29900115 • TN Auct. Lic.#00005152 • TN RE Lic.#00271464
details. 270-575-8700. dent on rear fender, $10,000,000. The pro-
tion to purchase. Make ceeds will be used to
your payment, do re- $7000. 270-251-3232. finance the acquisi-
SEEING is believing. pairs & close quickly. tion, construction, in-
Don't buy property Any cond. 856-4422; 2008 GRAND Marquis stallation and equip-
based on pictures or CEBBuysHouses.com LX, excellent shape, ping of an educational
representations. For 42,000 miles, $14,000. building and associ-
free information about WE BUY USED 898-9790. ated streets, parking
avoiding timeshare MOBILE HOMES lots, utilities and infra-
and real estate scams, 270-856-4422 2010 TOYOTA Corolla structure. A hearing
write the Federal S, 4300 mi. $18,000. will be held at the De-
270-554-5060. partment for Local
Trade Commission at
Washington, DC
20580 or call the Na-
TRANSPORTATION Government, 1024
Capital Center Drive
(U.S. 60 East), Frank-
tional Fraud Informa- fort, Kentucky on
BOATS FOR SALE
tion Center,
1-800-876-7060. 0804 Tuesday, October 4,
2011 at 11:00 a.m.
(Prevailing Eastern
LAKE/RIVER/
0728
Time), to consider
Now you can run a whether or not the fi-
RESORT picture of your car in- nancial plan for the is-
side your classified suance of the Notes
Brand New! line ad just like this should be approved.
LAKE one! Call Classified Petitioner, McCracken
Now you can run a County Fiscal Court is
COTTAGE picture of your boat or
TODAY for details.
responsible for the
only $97,500 270-575-8700. publication of this no-
camper inside your
New construction! 3 tice and for the infor-
classified line ad just MOST VEHICLES
BR, 2B, 1200 SF cot- mation contained
like this one! Call UNDER $5,000 herein. Specific ques-
tage on 1+ acre w/pri- Classified TODAY for
vate access to JIM NELSON tions about the type of
details. 270-575-8700. project should be di-
160,000 acre Ken - USED CARS rected to the petition-
tucky Lake. BONUS: POLAR Craft 18' 50hp 4030 Clarks River Rd. ers. The purpose of
FREE Boat Slips! Lo- Evinrude fully rigged. this notice is to comply
CLASSIC/SPORTS/
0872
cated in desirable $2,000. 983-0954. with KRS 66.310 by
lakefront community CAMPERS/TRAILERS COLLECTOR CARS notifying the public
w/recreation center,
infinity-edge pool &
0820 that the petitioner in-
tends to issue bonds
or other indebtedness
150 acre nature pre- '97 HOLIDAY Rambler in the total amount
serve. Excellent fi - Lumascape, 30' new and at the terms set
nancing. Must see. awning, garden tub, out herein.
Call now, 1-800-704- central air, ice maker/ At this hearing, any
3154, ext.3728. freezer, 443-5668. taxpayer may appear
1976 CORVETTE, and will be given an
LOTS & ACREAGE
0734
1985 CLASS A Pace t-tops, 350cc, all ex- opportunity to be
Arrow. $3,500. Good tras. 35 yrs old w/ 31K heard.
cond. 270-519-8131. mi. $16,000. Garage Junior Wright
30 ACRES on Nuby State Local
kept. 270-388-5264.
MOTOR HOMES
0824
Rd. in Livingston Co., Debt Officer
Commonwealth
city water. 928-4394. of Kentucky
HUNTER'S aradise, 2005 JAYCO Grey- FINANCIAL
275 acre farm; located hawk 25', 7,800 mi,
new tires, slide. Exc.
in Pope Co. IL sur - BUSINESS
rounded by Shawnee
National Forest and
Cond. 554-5400.
MOTORCYCLES
0910 OPPORTUNITIES
timber w/open areas
for row crops adding
0832 SOME ads in this clas-
sification are not nec-
income and pulling in '03 HONDA Shadow essarily for "help
deer, has existing VT750 ACE, extras, wanted" but for em-
stands and food plots 4700 mi., garage kept, ployment information
also has multiple $3,500. 519-7312. booklets.
