Saturday, June 16, 2007

Former Georgia coach focused on ending drought
STARKVILLE, Miss. - By making perhaps his most unlikely run to the College World Series, Mississippi State baseball coach Ron Polk has quieted his critics - for now.

Rice rallies to victory
OMAHA, Neb. - Danny Lehmann doubled in the go-ahead run in Rice's six-run eighth inning, and the team that set a College World Series record for offensive futility last year rallied to beat Louisville 15-10 on Friday in the tournament opener.

Slow-speed chase ends in DUI arrest
A veteran police officer came upon the most unsteady drunk he'd seen in his career after he stopped a Jeep early Thursday for driving slowly and erratically on the Athens Perimeter, Athens-Clarke police said.

Test-firing pistol lands man in jail
Officers responded to a report of gunshots on Westchester Drive early Tuesday and arrested a teen who said he had shot a gun he recently acquired just to try it out, Athens-Clarke police said.

GBI seeks help in Elbert murder
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has issued a call for help in solving a murder unsolved for a year, the Elbert County slaying of Anne Outz.

Drum machines among stolen items
Burglars kicked in the back door of a Chesterton Drive residence between 2 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Wednesday and stole two digital drum machines, a microphone, a laptop computer and jackets with a total value of $5,100, Athens-Clarke police said.

Jackson Co. wreck claims truck driver
A Flowery Branch man died Thursday morning when his tractor-trailer overturned on Harmony Church Road near Interstate 85 in Jackson County, according to the Athens Post of the Georgia State Patrol.

Late pickup makes police suspicious
While Athens-Clarke police officers searched Rocksprings Homes public housing complex about 3:20 a.m. Thursday for two men who ran from police, they stopped another car, and the driver said a cousin had just called for a ride from the complex, police said.

Contract approval looms
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Alabama trustees were expected to approve the eight-year, $32 million contract for football coach Nick Saban on Thursday, a deal that doesn't include a buyout clause if he wants to leave early.

Former Bulldog surging
OAKMONT, Pa. - The U.S. Open wasn't supposed to be a tournament suited for the bomb-and-gouge style of Bubba Watson.

Jim Ponsoldt: Commissioners should be asserting themselves
In response to the Thursday story headlined "Alcohol revisions lead commission to seek more notice," I say: It's about time.

James Garland: Voters should take care with school SPLOST votes
I share the concerns expressed in the June 9 letter to the editor, "Sales tax shouldn't be used for bond issues," regarding the $50 million in general revenue bonds being issued by the Clarke County School District as provided for in its most recent special-purpose, local-option sales tax referendum. Additionally, I'd like to comment on two other aspects of the bond issue.

Rev. Larry V. Brown: Falwell emulated the life of Christ
I disagree with the writer of the June 7 letter to the editor, "Tracing recent history from Falwell to Iraq." The writer implies the Constitution calls for the separation of church and state. Our Constitution never specifies such; this concept is a distortion of the Constitution's "establishment clause." Further, every signer of the Constitution inscribed his name directly below the words "in the Year of our Lord."

Hampton Rowland: Broun deserves election to the 10th District seat
I will vote for Paul Broun in the June 19 special election for Georgia's 10th Congressional District seat, because I want my vote to count. For a vote to count, it must be cast for the best person.

Jeffrey E. Moss: Vote Libertarian in 10th, put Sendelbach in office
Many thoughtful letters to the editor have appeared in recent days concerning the candidates competing to succeed the late Charlie Norwood in Georgia's 10th Congressional District seat. Letters from Democrats have warned about the evil Republicans, and letters from Republicans have contained similar warnings about the Democrats.

A.R. Jenkins: Chambliss assigned to junk mail folder
I had to laugh Wednesday morning when I checked my e-mail after reading Bill Shipp's column, "Too much 'lawyer talk' could hurt Chambliss' Senate re-election bid" on U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga.

Gary Causby: Government panel sees problems with FairTax
Amazingly, letters to the editor continue to be written in support of the FairTax, a proposal to replace federal taxes with a national retail sales tax, with no mention made of the findings of President Bush's Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform.

George Koch: Marlow's actions should put him in the Congress
My stepdaughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren all were killed on Sept. 11, 2001, when American Flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon.

James Robertson: Falwell wasn't perfect, but was a force for good
I can only wonder what motivated the writing of the recent vicious letters to the editor assassinating the faith and character of the Rev. Jerry Falwell, who only recently went home to be with his heavenly Father (Letters, "Tracing recent history from Falwell to Iraq," June 7; "Religion has no place in politics, governance," June 8). The letters were so full of half-truths and false statements that they are not really worthy of comment. I would remind both writers of what Jesus told the Scribes and Pharisees who came to him with a woman accused of adultery. He told them, "He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first!"

'Sopranos' cast weighs in on final show
NEW YORK - "I have no idea what happened to Tony," actor James Gandolfini said Thursday night, standing aboard The Highlander, the Forbes family yacht at Pier 60 on Manhattan's West Side.

Jones: Marriage takes work of three
A friend of mine once said, "We had a big day at our house last week. We got our septic tank pumped!"

Church Roundup

Pettis: UGA trial gardens
You might not know I am an alumnus of the University of Georgia Horticulture Department. I graduated with my bachelor's degree in 1999 and I don't think I would have made it if I hadn't been assisted by professors such as Dr. Allan Armitage. Armitage helped me when I had difficulties with topics and even employed me for a time in his greenhouses and gardens.

The Main Event: Grogus on the Lawn
On Monday, Ashford Manor's Concert on the Lawn series continues with Athens' favorite Latin jazz/salsa groovers Grogus. The 14-member band plays a variety of instruments, from trombone and piano to congas and guitar.

Hands on with Dad
If you're a fidgety dad who prefers hammering over pampering, your day has finally come.

Today's best bets
Farmer for a Day: Double B - 10 a.m., 915 Lake Stone Lea Drive, Oxford; tour an all-natural farm working towards organic certification; engage in chores from 10 a.m. to noon, eat a communal meal and then tour the farm; other tours scheduled: Jim's Farm on July 7, Cedar Grove Farm on Aug. 4 and McMullan Family Farm on Sept. 8; tours are limited to 25 participants on a first-come first-served basis; e-mail farmerforaday@yahoo.com or call (706) 227-1343 to sign up.

Agent Answers
I was given some daffodil bulbs by a friend. Should I go ahead and plant them now or keep them in my garage and wait for fall to plant them?

McConaughey 'bachelor of the year'
NEW YORK - Matthew McConaughey - frequently photographed shirtless and exercising on the beach - is People magazine's "bachelor of the year."

At Home: Kings at High Museum
As part of the Atlanta High Museum of Art's three-year unprecedented partnership with the Louvre, five new master paintings from the world's most visited art museum will be on display through Sept. 2 in the "Kings as Collectors" exhibition, which features paintings and sculptures acquired by Louis XIV and Louis XVI.

Speaking of unseen
In addition to his considerable skills as a rock-and-roll photojournalist, Chris McKay is best known for the infectious pop tunes he's created with his band the Critical Darlings. But after years of carving out a canon of feisty compositions, McKay is veering in a slightly different direction these days.

Etc.: Music, movies and popcorn
How often do you get to rock out while eating popcorn?

Mel C ready for Spice Girl reunion
LONDON - Mel C, who had opposed a reunion of the Spice Girls, has changed her mind.

Today in history
Today is Friday, June 15, the 166th day of 2007. There are 199 days left in the year.

Hax: Woman tired of boyfriend's whining about her cooking

Today's best bets
Advanced Modern Dance Technique - 11:15 to 12:45 p.m., Floorspace, 160 Tracy St.; offered Fridays; $10 per class; www.floorspaceathens.com or (706) 372-4830.

The top five

Sedgwick ready for more cases with 'The Closer'
NEW YORK - Crime-busting heroine of TNT's "The Closer," Brenda Leigh Johnson, an Atlanta native, now calls Los Angeles home. As boss of a special LAPD unit charged with cracking high-profile murder cases, she makes the city safer one dramatic confession at a time.

Etc.: Lyndon House helps Bridge the Gap
The Lyndon House Arts Center is hosting an invitational exhibition curated by Lamar Dodd School of Art professor Evan Firestone and featuring Mexican-born artists now residing in Georgia.

Trio finds a voice outside the church choir
With the exception of just a couple of small shows, the only time the women of Bluewing performed together was at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens.

Daytime Emmys presented tonight
LOS ANGELES - Soap opera fans, known for their rabid support of daytime television's liars and lovers, are getting into the action today.

Louisville's Caracter tears knee cartilage
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Louisville sophomore forward/center Derrick Caracter suffered a small tear in cartilage in his left knee during a pickup game.

One convicted, Three cleared in beating at a party
One teen was convicted and three cleared this week of charges they savagely beat another teen who wore the wrong colors to a gang party, according to the prosecutor and the victim's mother.

Billy Graham's wife, Ruth, dies
MONTREAT, N.C.- Ruth Graham, who surrendered dreams of missionary work in Tibet to marry a suitor who became the world's most renowned evangelist, died Thursday. She was 87.

Attorney for teen in bomb case pulls request for bond
An attorney for a Pendergrass teen arrested for threatening to set off a live bomb inside Jackson County Comprehensive High School in April withdrew a request for bond, possibly because he continues to negotiate conditions of the teen's bond, a Jackson County Superior Court judge said.

Services chief to run schools for now
Clarke County schools will have a superintendent when students fill classrooms this fall.

Banks voters to decide on alcohol-pouring
Banks County voters will consider a referendum Tuesday that would allow restaurants there to pour liquor and alcohol by the drink on Sundays.

Crime can fall, but its cost doesn't
Violent crime goes up one year and down another, but its cost to society remains consistently high, according to a University of Georgia researcher.

Whats so cool about warming?
GHENT, N.Y. - It's not in Al Gore's PowerPoint presentation, but there are some upsides to global warming.

Jobs go as UGA exits lab
About 55 employees of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will lose their jobs at the end of the month as UGA officials plan a near close-down of the 56-year-old, internationally acclaimed research lab.

Clarke school board names interim superintendent
Two bankruptcy auctions raised more than $2.2 million last weekend to help pay off some of Athens physician Bradford Brown's debts, according to the Athens lawyer who serves as trustee in Brown's bankruptcy case.

'Wrong-Eyed Jesus' film begins screening tonight
People say Jesus sees all. And by way of a statue of his own likeness staring out from the trunk of Jim White's 1970 Chevy Impala, he's seen the South in a way even some of us Southerners haven't.

Palestinian government dissolved
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - The men walked slowly out of their headquarters, ducking at the sound of a gunshot. Their hands were raised in the air, and some were clad only in their underwear.

Political link to '46 lynchings?
MONROE - Newly released files from the lynching of two black couples more than 60 years ago contain a disturbing revelation: The FBI investigated suspicions that a three-term governor of Georgia sanctioned the murders to sway rural white voters during a tough election campaign.

Bush says immigration issue worsens
WASHINGTON - Left for dead a week ago, legislation to strengthen border security while bestowing legal status on millions of illegal immigrants is showing signs of life. President Bush said on Friday it's time for Congress to act.

Palestinian divide widens
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Cheering Hamas supporters wearing green headbands and waving flags surged through Gaza's streets Friday as Islamic militants in black masks took over one of President Mahmoud Abbas' offices and rifled through his bedroom.

Clarke school renamed
Fourth Street Elementary School now will be known as Howard B. Stroud Elementary.

DOT hires firm to rebuild Ga. 106
The Georgia Department of Transportation has awarded a $4 million contract with a Lawrenceville company that will reconstruct and realign Georgia Highway 106 beginning south of Burroughs Smith Road and extending north of Willis Glenn Road.

Man faces life in '64 drownings
JACKSON, Miss. - A jury on Thursday convicted reputed Klansman James Ford Seale of kidnapping and conspiracy in the 1964 deaths of two black teenagers in southwest Mississippi, grisly drownings that went unpunished before federal prosecutors re-examined the forgotten case.

Consultant devising chamber president poll
Members of a search committee to find the next president for the Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce met Friday morning with consultant Tim Chason of The Chason Group to discuss polling chamber members and community leaders about the chamber's top job.

National news: Judge rejects delay of Libby sentence
WASHINGTON - I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby began making prison arrangements Thursday after a federal judge refused to delay the former White House aide's 21/2-year sentence in the CIA leak case.

Developer dodges commission oversight on condos
A bigger and taller condominium development is coming to the Boys & Girls Club on Oconee Street.

VA officials don't plan to move Athens office
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has no plans to move its Athens-area clinic any time soon, a spokeswoman for the agency said.

Brewer unhappy with tasting rules
New regulations for beer and wine tastings will spoil Terrapin Beer Co.'s plans for tours of its new brewing plant in Athens, said brew company president John Cochran.

Clarke clinic may quit accepting new patients
A struggling Athens health clinic recently lost out on a large federal grant, threatening its ability to continue accepting uninsured patients.

Jackson watering ban will last another week
Jackson County residents will have to survive another week without lawn-watering or car-washing until one of the pumps at Bear Creek Reservoir comes back online this Friday.

Day after shrine blast marked with protests
BAGHDAD - A handful of Sunni mosques were attacked or burned Thursday, but curfews and increased troop levels kept Iraq in relative calm a day after suspected al-Qaida bombers toppled the towering minarets of a prized Shiite shrine.

Police seeking ID of armed robber
Police are looking for a gunman who robbed a northern Athens convenience store of an undisclosed amount of money Thursday night.

Athens' own class clowns (Photos)

Space station computers up and running
HOUSTON - Two Russian cosmonauts began to get crucial computers up and running Friday, four days after they crashed at the international space station and curbed the outpost's ability to orient itself and produce oxygen.

Hearing on Oconee restaurant sales
WATKINSVILLE - Speakers for and against a local law that would allow restaurants in unincorporated Oconee County to sell beer and wine painted wildly different scenarios for the future at a hearing Thursday.

Region: Lumpkin to close through the weekend
A major traffic artery on the west side of downtown Athens will close for the weekend for the construction of crosswalks, the Athens-Clarke Department of Transportation and Public Works announced Thursday.

House votes to delay passport requirement
WASHINGTON - Outrage over passport application delays is fueling a drive by Congress to postpone new rules requiring Americans to have the documents to re-enter the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda.

Ben Epps panel accuses county leaders of neglect
A new terminal and longer runway won't be enough by themselves to entice a commercial airline to serve Athens, according to the citizen board that oversees the facility.

Soldier buried in Athens
More than 100 people gathered in the sanctuary of Athens' Central Baptist Church on Thursday for the funeral of Army Sgt. Shawn Dressler, killed in the line of duty in Iraq.

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Floyd: From ashes to ashes, from dust to dust, from the past to the present
I received an e-mail from the screen name proud_girly_ of_a_us_soldier a month ago.

Editorial: Commission, A-C staff not dysfunctional
It might be tempting to see the Athens-Clarke County Commission's effort to rein in and guide the county government staff as a sign of some level of dysfunction in local government.

Even if you didn't watch 'The Sopranos,' you knew about it
Sunday night, in a stream of post-finale babble veering dangerously close to rant, my comparison of "The Sopranos" to the serialized fiction of Charles Dickens proved to be the last straw. "You know," my friend interrupted on the phone, "it is just a television show. It's not like it's Iraq or Bush or something."

Yarbrough: More than a legend, Dooley a good man
The first time I met Vince Dooley was at a restaurant on St. Simons Island. It was early 1965, and he was sitting alone in the near-empty eatery having dinner. I walked over and introduced myself and congratulated him on the winning season in his first year at the University of Georgia. Despite my having interrupted his meal, he was gracious and acted as though he was genuinely pleased to have my assessment of his coaching performance.

Smith: Watson tries to keep same daily routine
OAKMONT, Pa. - The halfway point of the U. S. Open has been, and while no Bubba has ever won this championship - any major for that matter - a player by that name has as good of a chance as anybody who made the cut late Friday.

James welcomes second son
CLEVELAND - Maximus was the first name LeBron James wanted for his second son, a nod to the lead character in "Gladiator," his favorite movie.

Lefty's chance at Open redemption goes awry
OAKMONT, Pa. - No 72nd hole collapse for Phil Mickelson at this year's U.S. Open. No 72nd hole for Phil Mickelson, period.

Yankees continue streaking
NEW YORK - Alex Rodriguez drove in two runs, Andy Pettitte breezed for eight innings and the Yankees won their ninth straight game, beating the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-1 Thursday.

Braves: Closer makes amends
CLEVELAND - Just when things were looking about as bad as they could get for the Braves, the team got a pleasant surprise from its newest rookie.

Baseball: Murray fired by Dodgers
LOS ANGELES - The Dodgers fired Hall of Famer Eddie Murray as hitting coach Thursday after completing a three-game sweep of the NL East-leading New York Mets in which they got 31 hits and scored 18 runs.

Thorman slumping, and now he's sitting
CLEVELAND - Scott Thorman's brief tenure as the Braves' everyday first baseman appears to be over. Atlanta started Jarrod Saltalamacchia at first for the second straight game Friday.

Spurs sweep to title No. 4
CLEVELAND - True roundball royalty, the San Antonio Spurs are once again wearing the crown.

Marlins pitcher returns
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Florida Marlins got a pitcher back Friday and the Carolina Mudcats got a new TV.

Busch drawing interest
BROOKLYN, Mich. - The car owners are lining up to talk to Kyle Busch, and the overwhelming interest likely alleviated any hurt feelings he might have had following his ouster from Hendrick Motorsports.

Two Cubs homer in 4-1 victory
CHICAGO - Mike Fontenot and Alfonso Soriano homered off David Wells in the sixth inning and the Chicago Cubs beat the San Diego Padres 4-1 Friday, overcoming the efforts of two fans who reached over the outfield wall at Wrigley Field.

Basso first high-profile cyclist to be banned
ROME, Italy - A year of secrets and lies caught up with Ivan Basso on Friday.

Wickman gives up three runs in ninth
MINNEAPOLIS - As desperate for a win as a second-place team could be in June, the Braves needed a quality start from Tim Hudson Thursday. It was simply taken for granted that if they got one, and gave Hudson a bit of run support, their bullpen would take care of the rest.

Woods produces strong finish
OAKMONT, Pa. - When Tiger Woods was last seen at the U.S. Open, he was listlessly shooting a second 76 in a row, and he departed Winged Foot Golf Club a victim of his first missed cut in a major championship as a professional.

Yeley wins first career pole
BROOKLYN, Mich. - J.J. Yeley won his first career pole Friday at Michigan International Speedway, making him like the two-mile oval even more.

Dahlberg: Injury allows excuse
OAKMONT, Pa. - Phil Mickelson isn't exactly sure what is wrong with his injured left wrist, other than it hurts. That's a slight improvement from last year, when no one was certain what was wrong with his head.

Groin injury from paintball accident to sideline Landry
ASHBURN, Va. - A paintball shot in the groin left rookie LaRon Landry unable to practice when the Washington Redskins opened their minicamp Friday.

Golf: Easy-going Englishman
OAKMONT, Pa. - Oakmont was as easy as it gets. The U.S. Open was as tough as ever.

Nadal loses at Queen's; Roddick advances
LONDON - French Open champion Rafael Nadal was knocked out of the Queen's Club grass-court championships Friday, losing 7-5, 7-6 (0) to 106th-ranked Nicolas Mahut of France.

Johnson atypical at leadoff
ATLANTA - Kelly Johnson never envisions himself becoming a "prototypical" leadoff hitter.

107th U.S. Open At Oakmont
OAKMONT, Pa. - Angel Cabrera was the last survivor to par Friday, but only because of an amazing birdie on his final hole that made Phil Mickelson extinct at this U.S. Open.

Braves: Carlyle vies for permanent spot
MINNEAPOLIS - Only to Buddy Carlyle could the last few weeks seem normal.

NBA Finals: Champs still seen as boring
CLEVELAND - Exiting the arena with the NBA finals MVP trophy in one arm and his actress fiancee on the other, Tony Parker looked like someone who should be a megastar in America.

Hendrick won't ask Junior to change image
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Fame and fortune have yet to change Dale Earnhardt Jr., and he doesn't believe new boss Rick Hendrick will try to do it, either.

Sports brief: Newbauer named assistant coach
Cameron Newbauer, the director of basketball operations for the Georgia men's basketball program for the past two years, has been named an assistant coach for Lady Bulldog Basketball, head coach Andy Landers announced on Friday.

Big 12 commissioner joins Big Ten Network
IRVING, Texas - Big 12 commissioner Kevin Weiberg e-mailed the league's 12 athletic directors and announced his resignation on Thursday morning. He has accepted an administrative job with the upstart Big Ten television network. His last day with the Big 12 is July 15.

Hawk-Eye helps Roddick win match
LONDON - Andy Roddick benefited from the replay system at Queen's Club, then held on to beat Alex Bogdanovic of Britain 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 in the third round of the Wimbledon warm-up tournament.

Dolphins QB bruises hand in two-car crash
MIAMI - Miami Dolphins quarterback Daunte Culpepper slightly bruised his nonthrowing hand in a two-car accident.

Three Athens students win UGA fellowships
Three Athens residents are among 22 University of Georgia freshmen who received Foundation Fellowships for the 2007-08 school year, which provide an annual $9,000 stipend in addition to the HOPE Scholarship.

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