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Newsstand Daily Home Delivery Classifieds 2D Comics 7C Crossword 7C Deaths 5A Sports 1C Sudoku 4D Time Out 1B 6C Index Corrections and photo caption on Page 1ATuesday incorrectly described Thomas Alvis as oldest living veteran of World War II. article on Page 1AWednesday should have stated that Bruce Wiggins is circus chairman for the Rizpah Shrine Temple in Madisonville and that money raised by the Rizpah Shrine Circus benefits the Rizpah Shrine Temple. Time Out Arthur of a to Phoenix Theatre. Page 1B COMING UP Broadway United Methodist Church youth group pledges to do 2,010 hours of community service during 2010. See Faith Values.

Faith in action GOLF Caldwell County junior grabs second state championship in 3 years at BG Country Club. Page 1C State champ Plane will be displayed at Aviation Heritage Park By AARON BURCH For the Daily News Just before midnight Sunday, volunteers from Aviation Heritage Park and Bowling Green city workers will move a Grumman F9F Panther from Scottsville Road to its new home at Basil Griffin Park on Three Springs Road. The Aviation Heritage Park at Basil Griffin Park is already home to a restored F-4D Phantom, but the park hopes to add four more airplanes over the next few years. The Grumman Panther is the first to join the Phantom in the display. want the planes to tell stories and to energize future aviators who could walk up, look at the aircraft and dream of being aviators said Bob Pitchford, head of the public affairs office for Aviation Heritage Park.

what all The AHPrestoration committee has been working on the Panther for a little more than two years. The one- of-a-kind jet bears the markings and F9F Panther gets new home Local 11-year-old raises awareness after friend with autism was bullied By JENNA MINK The Daily News When Dylan Beckham stood up for a friend who was being bullied, he anticipate his actions would lead to a countywide movement. He also think end up on national television. Dylan, an 11-year-old Plano Elementary School student, is raising awareness and money for autism, a developmental condition that affects many people, including his friend, who had been picked on. Both local school districts and community members are supporting efforts, but he now has attracted national attention.

Dylan is scheduled to be featured Friday on Cooper a news program on CNN (Insight Cable Channel 67), to speak about his campaign as part of National Bullying Prevention Month. The show airs at 9 p.m. CDT. was shocked because I think a show in New York would hear about what Dylan said Wednesday. mother, Alicia Beckham, was watching program Tuesday night.

Guests were discussing the bullying issue, a hot topic after the recent suicide of an 18-year- old Rutgers University student who was allegedly targeted by classmates due to his sexuality. kept talking about how bad bullying is in high schools, middle schools and she said. one mentioned elementary So, Alicia Beckham logged onto the online live blog and wrote about her efforts to stop bullying at his elementary school. On Wednesday morning, Beckham received an email from a producer, who wanted to feature Dylan on the program. Ateam from CNN was expected to fly to Bowling Green today to tape an interview with Dylan, Alicia Beckham said.

Bullying message gets boy on CNN See DYLANBECKHAM, 6A Photos by Alex Daily News Above: Sgt. Wade Hughes of the Bowling Green Police Department directs traffic at the scene of an accident Wednesday between a BMW and a motorcycle at Campbell Lane and Russellville Road. Below: Wreckage from the accident at Campbell Lane and Russellville Road. Motorcyclist injured in accident AILY Year 155 No. 278, 60 Pages, 9 Sections www.bgdailynews.com Bowling Green, Kentucky EWS Details, Page 2A Tomorrow Sunny.

Park City Park City HURSDAY CTOBER 7, 2010 By BRUCE SCHREINER and JANET CAPPIELLO BLAKE The Associated Press LOUISVILLE Bill Clinton will try to pass some of his and his electoral magic in Kentucky onto Democratic Senate hopeful Jack Conway during a visit early next week. Democrats are hoping that the former stop in the Bluegrass state Monday first revealed Wednesday by former state Democratic Chairman Jerry Lundergan, a Clinton friend will provide a lift to Conway in his race against Republican Rand Paul. campaign later confirmed that Clinton will stump for Conway on Monday but said details were still being worked out as to where the ex-president will appear. The Paul campaign seemed unfazed. Conway is welcome to bring in all of the liberals he said Paul campaign spokesman Gary Howard, adding that the offer to pay for President Barack plane ticket to Kentucky Paul, a tea party favorite, portrays Conway as an Obama ally on health care, spending and environmental issues.

But unlike the current occupant of the White House, Clinton is a proven winner in Kentucky. Bill Clinton carried Kentucky in the 1992 and 1996 general elections, and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, trounced Obama during the Democratic presidential primary in 2008. By standing alongside Clinton, Conway, the attorney general, can solidify his credentials as a moderate, Lundergan said. think he can be a very big Lundergan said of Clinton. in Kentucky admire President Clinton, they trust President Clinton, they think he did a good U.S.

SENATE RACE IN KENTUCKY JACK CONWAY U.S. Senate hopeful BILLCLINTON To stump for Conway See CONWAY, 6A By JUSTIN STORY The Daily News Acollision Wednesday evening between a car and a motorcycle resulted in the motorcycle rider being hospitalized. According to a Bowling Green Police Department accident report, the crash happened at 7:07 p.m. at Russellville Road and Campbell Lane. The car, a 2006 BMW, was driven by Jasmir Beganovic, 16, and was carrying Edin Fazlic, 14, and Hadzaga Beganovic, 39, all of Bowling Green.

According to witnesses, Jasmir Beganovic was traveling west on Russellville Road and was attempting to turn left onto Campbell Lane when the BMWcollided with the motorcycle, driven by Ricky L. Woodward, 50, and carrying Donna Kirkland, 51, both of Auburn. The motorcycle had been traveling east on Russellville Road, according to the report. Multiple witnesses on motorcycles following Woodward and Man flown to Vanderbilt after crash at Campbell Lane, Russellville Road See DRIVER, 6A Details on eventwith ex-president still being worked out Bill Clinton to stump forConway Twoventures seeking votesforPepsi funds By ROBYN L. MINOR The Daily News Two very different area projects are asking for your vote to help them receive $250,000 from the Pepsi Refresh Project.

Main Street Russellville has applied for the funding in the arts and culture category for a theater restoration project, while Bowling Green businessman Josh Combs has applied in the neigh- borhood category so he can establish a space a cooperative location for businesspeople who might normally operate from home. Conceivably, both projects could be funded, because the top two vote-getters seeking the $250,000 will receive money. The public votes on their favorite projects through www.refresh everything.com. To see more about the See PEPSI, 6A See PANTHER, 6A was shocked because I think a show in New York would hear about what Dylan Beckham Will be on CNN.