The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • Page 6

A6 THE ADVOCATE-MESSENGER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 J.I I IN I I 1 1 II II UUl U.II..I. 52-week YTD 12-mo high low Name Last Chg chg chg chg "11,401.19 9,106.54 Dow Industrials 10,104.75 13.85 .14 3,157.44 2,348.70 Dow Transportation 2,840.76 12.89 .48 4.30 418.25 325.05 Dow Utilities 347.16 .28 .08 681.19 550.57 NYSE Composite 595.32 1.79 .30 976.68 827.92 Amex Composite 879.59 .75 .09 8.77 4,259.87 1,619.58 Nasdaq Composite 1,828.35 1,530.01 1,081.19 1,145.82 549.63 432.36 MidCap 496.60 542.82 419.70 Russell2000 470.21 ui mi nil 1,1 A NYSE Hi-A Amex If Nasdaq- I I 595.32 1.79 I I 879.59 .75 i 1,828.35 While Centre will likely have some role in the museum, such as allowing students to work, there and perhaps having the museum fall under the general Centre umbrella, Foreman said, the museum will actually be by an independent com-' mittee and a museum foundation will be' established to raise money to ensure its continued operation. Bryant expressed" concerns about how funds would be raised. "I do not want some- thing where we have to ask for donations to get it off the ground-With the situation with the Hub and Phase III (of Millennium Park) we have just about exhausted every means around town to raise money to keep going." If a brass band museum does not become a reality, the city will have to request a change of use from the Department of Interior, which declared the building surplus. The use has to have some tie to recreation.

There is no lack of interest in the building. "A line has formed by people who want to use it," Stevens said. A proposal from Kathy Belcher calls for the Federal MUSEUM from front this project on the front burner," Foreman said. Turning the former post office into a museum will be expensive, Foreman said, because of special needs for lighting, humidity, control and display areas and cases. Plans are to seek contributions locally, through government grants, from brass band '''enthusiasts and from foundations! money from the state will be used to do an architectural study to know exactly what we're talking about," Foreman said.

"Clearly one. of our priorities is to raise the money to pay for renovations." The city acquired the Federal Building when the government declared it- surplus with the understanding it would be used for the museum. Stevens said the city continues to be committed to letting the building be used for the museum. The city's planning goals call for some decision on the museum by June 30 of next year. That's the same time the state grant expires.

Boyle County Treasurer Mary Lynn said the grant must be used before July 1, 2002. The' Building to serve a number of community needs. The proposal was to commission members at the Aug. 27 meeting. Belcher, who heads the commu- nity education program, said many agencies, including hers, have been seeking space.

However, Belcher understands the brass band museum has first chance. Her wish list calls for a conference room community meetings, office space for several non-profit organizations, a clothes closet for the community run through public schools, Arts for Kids and a computer lab for use by the public. Biven advised the commission that any group using the building before a decision is made about the brass band museum needs to understand that they will have to leave when work starts on the museum. Biven said even a temporary use of the building other than as a brass band museum requires approval from the Department of the Interior. The city is paying for utilities and maintenance.

Assistant City Manager Bridgette Milby said the air conditioning will need to be" replaced. grant came to the Fiscal Court. The grant agreement the state requires.the spent following the county procurement code. The museum committee will make spending recommendations to the Fiscal Court, which then approves the expenditure. A similar process followed with the grant to the Wilderness Trace Child Development Center and grants made for Perryville Battlefield preservation efforts.

Stevens said the city continues to be involved because "continuing interest( in the museum) is so important to Danville. We are' putting forth every effort to cooperate with Centre. We're committed to that building being a museum." "There's no other museum like it in the country, but it's a long way from being a reality," Gay told the commission Tuesday Everyone agreed the Federal Building is an ideal place for a museum. "It has the look and appearance of a museum," Gay said. Commissioner ffom Bryant lamented the delay-in getting anything 'done.

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Helping to open their eyes to this comparison, as well as giving them comfort in dealing with their own ordeal, were passages from Bingham's Bible. He said every member of his tribe had borrowed it at one time or another during the time he was there, which ended with his being voted off near the end of the series. "The book became a special source of strength and insight to all of us. We all knew just how special it was during the flooding of our camp," he said of his Bible. "I had placed it on ground a little higher than the rest of the camp and the flood water surrounded it but didn't touch it." Bingham's Bible also had a practical use.

At one point, his tribe was having a hard time finding material with which to start a fire because "everything was so wet after a rain." Well, not everything. "The pages of my Bible were the only dry things around, so I pulled out a few pages in the back and we used them for the fire," he said. While he admits that he has gained some celebrity since "Survivor II" aired last fall a celebrity that has landed him on several TV shows and won him a cameo role and four lines in the soon-to-be released "Gilligan's Island" movie Bingham said he pretty much has returned to his life as a teacher, farmer, husband, father and grandfather in his small, rural northern Kentucky community. Still, he knows millions of "Survivor" fans will forever remember him because of his very memorable nickname, especially fans in the Blue-grass State. He recalled how he got the nickname.

"When the cast members first met each other, we were just getting to know each other's name and were having a hard time doing so," he said. "One of the cast members was trying to get my attention but couldn't remember my name. She could only remember I was from Kentucky, so she yelled out, 'Hey, Kentucky If a certain fan of the show has her dream come true, sometime in a few months somebody may yell out to Ramona Milburn, "Hey, Kentucky Jane!" decided it wouldn't hurt to get a first-hand look at what it's like to be a "Survivor" cast member from a veteran of the second series. She contacted Bingham, a 53-year-old Grant County teacher and farmer turned famous tribesman "Kentucky Joe," and asked him to come to Woodlawn. Alter he and Milburn took part in a photo and autograph session, Bingham talked Wednesday morning to scores of students and staff members in a packed activities center room about his experience on the hit show, and also about how it may have added to his life but didn't change it.

Wearing a T-shirt with his nickname in blue, green and yellow emblazoned on the front, Bingham first stressed that he isn't famous, saying the only real "star" in his life is Jesus Christ. He noted that he is an elder of Crittenden Christian Church, which, as a Disciples of Christ congregation, contributes funds to the Disciples-backed home for troubled children, and that, as a child, he was part of a church youth group that "shot some hoops with the kids here" during a visit. "I have 100 Bibles out there in my car and, after this is over, I will be handing them out to you all," he said. And it was a small Bible like the ones he passed out that kept him going during the 36 days he spent in the outback of Australia during the filming of "Survivor II." "I had one thing with me that I called my 'luxury item' and it was the Bible I brought I think I have proven through my life that I can handle big challenges to the mind and body and tough obstacles that have been put in my way," including family health and financial situations, said the. 25-year wife orKenneth Mil-urn and mother of Melynda, 19, a student at the University of Kentucky, and Jennifer, 14, a student at Boyle County HighSchool.

Evidence of Milburn's love of the series, where things are rough emotionally and psychologically as well as physically, can been seen in her collection of video tapes. "I taped just about every one of the episodes of 'Survivor I' and 'IF and have watched several of them more than once," she said. With "Survivor III" which was shot in Africa already in the can and ready to air this fall, the next opportunity for Milburn is "Survivor IV," whose location remains "top secret," said Milburn. Wherever it is, she said she hopes to be eating bugs, building alliances and beating everyone else to be the last one left standing at the last meeting of the tribal council. Milburn found the application to be a "Survivor" cast member on the Internet earlier this summer.

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Employees of WHIR-FM, he said, also work for Hometown Broadcasting's three stations. "I don't expect any change. We're going to keep everybody, Fidelity Invest: Magelln LC 84,558 103.73 Vanguard Idx Fds: 500 SP 77,568 106.25 American Funds ICAAp LV 56,146 29.26 American Funds WshAp LV 49,491 29.31 American Funds GwttiA XC 36,423 23.47 Fidelity Invest: Grolnc LC 36,106 37.70 Fidelity Invest: Contra XC 34,209 42.98 PIMCO Funds rnstl: TotFtt IB 32,896 10.74 1.4 Janus: Fund LG 30,934 25.30 American Funds PerA GL 29,322 22.22 Amer Century Inv: Ultra LG 29,010 27.03 American Funds EupacA IL 28,672 28.14 Vanguard Fds: Wndsll XV 25,097 26.66 Janus GL 24,925 44.05 Ivanguard Instl Fds: Instldx SP 24,313 105.27 NL 5,000,000 NL 2,500 250 5.75 NL 5.75 Stanford goes regional The Stanford radio station formerly known as WRSL has changed its call letters to WXKY. Station manager and news director Phil Pendleton said Wednesday the station aims to be known as a regional broadcasting outlet. "As far as our radio station, it's really been our goal ever since 1995, when we changed the power from 3,000 to 25,000 watts." With a signal that reaches 16 counties, the station is "one of the most powerful non-metropolitan radio stations in central Kentucky," Pendleton added.

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Hudson said he has no idea of what the check may be worth to someone in the unpredictable curiosities market. It could fetch a couple of hundred dollars as a collectible, said Bruce J. Gumer, owner of Gumer and Co. in Louisville, a dealer in rare currency, coins and jewelry. "I'm sure somebody out there would buy it," Gumer said.

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