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FW: WKYT – September 29, 2007

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> High School Basketball Star Arrested On Drug Charges
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> 27 NEWSFIRST has learned that Scott County basketball star Bud
> Mackey has been arrested on drug charges.
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> Tennessee Plane Crash Victims Back In Lexington
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> A Lexington business man is back home after surviving a plane
> crash in Tennessee.
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> Tractor Trailer Accident Causing Backups On I-75
>
> Breaking news in Scott County where a tractor trailer has caught
> fire on northbound I-75.
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> Police Try To Tame Wild Wildcats
>
> by Jermont Terry
>
> Lexington city officials are working to curb out of control
> partying near UK’s campus.
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> Widows Honored By Kentucky Justice Association
>
> The Kentucky Justice Association honored five women who lost loved
> ones in recent tragedies.
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
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> Weather Updates
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> It was a beautiful finish to the work week across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky thanks to high pressure building in from the
> northwest. With cloud free skies and lots of sunshine, afternoon
> highs reached the mid 70s in most locations. Expect more of the
> same for the upcoming weekend as temperatures climb a few degrees
> each day into the low 80s. Mostly sunny skies will be the rule
> through the weekend with a few clouds around into Monday as a weak
> front swings through. Overall temperatures should stay right around
> the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs through the middle of next
> week. The only chance for any rain won’t be until late next week
> and even then just a few isolated storms are expected. Enjoy the
> weekend…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Microsoft says college students can 'steal' Office

For college students who want Office 2007, but don’t want to pay Microsoft a fortune, the software maker is offering another option: Steal it. (sort of… go read the article)
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Microsoft Extends XP's Life By 6 Months

Microsoft Extends XP’s Life By 6 Months
hairyfeet writes “Despite Microsoft releasing Windows Vista more than nine months ago the adoption rate has not been as Microsoft hoped. Bowing further to pressure from OEMs and consumers, Microsoft has extended the life of Windows XP, which was due to end sale by OEMs on January 1 next year, to a new date of June 30. Asked if this was an indication of a strong demand for XP, a Microsoft representative sought to downplay the extension, stating ‘We wouldn’t term it strong, we would describe this as accommodating a certain element who needs more time.'”

"Phony Soldiers"

“Phony Soldiers”

Big show tonight…we’ll have more fallout from those Rush Limbaugh comments regarding soldiers who favor withdrawal being “phony soldiers”, including retired General John Batiste who is not pleased with Mr. Limbaugh.
Also, Keith will interview Elizabeth Edwards as her provocitive ad “A Question For You” continues to swirl around the internets.
We’ll play the rest of the Bill Clinton interview and update you on the latest on the Bill O’Reilly rampage…we’ll tell you who he would like to ‘strangle’ and we’ll have more tape you’ll be interested to hear.

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FW: WKYT – September 28, 2007

> —–Original Message—–
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> Burglary Suspect Caught After Police Chase
>
> A search is over for a suspect in a string of burglaries in
> Bourbon, Clark and Fayette Counties.
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> Historical Landmark Destroyed By Fire
>
> Memories go up in smoke when a historical landmark in Rowan County
> burns.
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> Charges Against Autistic Child Are Dismissed
>
> A northern Kentucky judge has dismissed assault charges against a
> six-year-old autistic boy.
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> Kentucky Bull On The Loose In St. Louis
>
> Humane Society investigators say they believe they’ve discovered a
> missing bull in downtown Saint Louis. It has been on the loose
> after a double-decker truck carrying 62 Kentucky bulls overturned
> on a bridge ramp.
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> Accused Killer In Court Today
>
> A Lexington woman accused of killing her boyfriend is due in court
> today .
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> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> It was a beautiful finish to the work week across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky thanks to high pressure building in from the
> northwest. With cloud free skies and lots of sunshine, afternoon
> highs reached the mid 70s in most locations. Expect more of the
> same for the upcoming weekend as temperatures climb a few degrees
> each day into the low 80s. Mostly sunny skies will be the rule
> through the weekend with a few clouds around into Monday as a weak
> front swings through. Overall temperatures should stay right around
> the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs through the middle of next
> week. The only chance for any rain won’t be until late next week
> and even then just a few isolated storms are expected. Enjoy the
> weekend…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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» Apple’s growth, an unwinnable iPhone war and a reputation at risk | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com

Apple’s growth, an unwinnable iPhone war and a reputation at risk
As Apple grows it increasingly loses that feel-good underdog image. It starts looking like every other large company. Apple even starts to look like a bully–even to large media players that merely want to try different pricing schemes on iTunes.

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The Coffeebreak Shuffle

Topics discussed on this morning’s Coffeebreak:
Rick opened the show with discussion of the window sticker that has been grabbing attention of UK fans–“G: The Coach.” If you haven’t heard about this latest craze in UK fandom, you can find the story that was published in the Lexington Herald-Leader at .
Rick plans to get in contact with Ashley Keith, the sticker’s creator, to see about distributing them at the station.
Rick reminded the listeners of the game that will be taking place on the hilltop tonight; and to tune in at 7:00p.m. for the pre-game show, followed by live coverage as the Harrison County Throrobreds battle Lexington Catholic.
Rick extended thanks to Steve Moss, yesterday’s guest.
The first caller for this morning’s open mic forum was Charlene, from Southside Elementary School, who notified everyone of the tailgating party that will begin at 5:30 in front of the school. Concessions will be sold to benefit the fund for the Southside fifth grade-class’ year-end field trip. With the purchase of a $5 ribeye-steak sandwich combo or a $3 hotdog combo one aids the fifth graders in visiting Shakertown, and finalizing the trip with seats to see the Lexington Legends.
The second caller of the day asked what problems the station was experiencing, for they had noticed that the signal had grown week. Rick and Terry explained that a component had burned out on the new transmitter, and was sent off for repair/replacement. Hopefully withing the next few weeks the part will return, be installed, and allow the station to broadcast with a clearer signal.
Rick and Terry mentioned the streaming audio available on WCYN.com.
Rick asked a question as to whether anyone saved any money this year on gasoline, due to the drought. Terry exclaimed that he felt as if he had saved a bit, furthering his statement by explaining that he hadn’t mowed his lawn in nearly two months.
Terry reminded Rick and the listeners that Chris Winkle will be back in the station on Monday. With Chris’ return, morning listeners will once again be able to awake to “Wink in the Mornings” with news, announcement, and much more.
After the first break, Charlie Garnett of the local 5/3 Bank called for a live on air advertisement. 5/3 announced a competition among the local branches in opening the highest number of student/minor checking accounts–with this challenge, Mr. Garnett is asking for Harrisonians to come to his aid. The student/minor checking accounts are “free” accounts, that offer five free non-5/3 ATM transactions. In addition, anyone amongst the first ten student/minor a checking accounts opened today with a minimum of $50 has the opportunity to earn $53 should they keep their account in good standing for the first six months.(Certain rules and conditions may apply. Visit your local 5/3 bank or the website for details). The branch will be open until 6p.m. tonight.
The third caller this morning was the lady who had asked about the Pleasant Street Bridge on Monday’s show. Rick notified her that he had contacted Mr. Fryman at the State Highway Department, and discovered that the state is responsible for the maintenance of the bridge. The caller also asked as to what the excitement at the new recreational park is. Rick explained that there are soccer games going on at the park.
Another woman called in, to suggest that Rick interview the chairperson for her graduating class of UK. Her fifty year reunion is this year. The woman also mentioned that the Lexington Herald-Leader ran a story on tonight’s game.
In the following call, a woman called about the Texaco sign on the side of the garage at the residence on the corner of Church Street and Oddville Avenue. The woman is concerned that the sign may be a hazard of some sort for motorists that pass by. She explained that she had drove by the residence last night, and at first thought that the bright red glow emanating from the side of the garage was a fire.
A few moments later, another woman called to simply state that she loved the Texaco sign.
Rick openly asked to Terry and the listening audience as to whether he was remembering correctly that Northfield Oil had been a Texaco distributor–no affirmation to this query was made.
A gentleman residing on Church Street called in to express his liking of the Texaco sign. He stated that he didn’t see it as a nuisance, nor had he heard of any neighbors complaining. The listener mentioned that he recalls their being two Texaco stations in Cynthiana; one being the location where Custom Cuts now operates, and the other having been located on the corner of Pike and Church streets.
Theresa Philpott called in to state that she loved yesterday’s show, and to offer her opinion that Amber will not stray from local television, for she is more of a hometown girl. Theresa also expressed her joy in seeing people at the new recreational park–she stated that it is a “Welcome sight.”
The final caller announced that Connersville had received 3.1 inches of rain overnight. He, too, stated that he liked the Texaco sign and seeing the use of the new park.
In recap of the show, Rick mentioned the story in the Herald concerning tonights football game. Rick also reminded the audience of the tailgate party at Southside, the promotion at 5/3 Bank, tonight’s pre-game show and live coverage, and invited anyone who wishes to come down to the station to see the “G” sticker.
Today’s Coffeebreak sponsors were:
The Harrison County Board of Education, BluegrassTradingPost.com, Cockrell’s Auto Center, Whalen & Company, Eastside Pharmacy, Jetubs, Bourbon Community Hospital, First United Methodist Church of Cynthiana, and 5/3 Bank.

FW: WKYT – September 28, 2007

> —–Original Message—–
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> Subject: WKYT – September 28, 2007
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> Police Chase: Suspect Caught
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> A search is now over for a suspect in a string of burglaries in
> Bourbon, Clark and Fayette Counties.
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> Family Found Living In Filth
>
> A grand jury has indicted a couple and their son for criminal abuse
> in Frankfort.
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> Family Wanting Answers After Pets Mysterious Death
>
> by Sherelle Roberts
>
> A Lincoln County family fears their pet goat may have been the
> victim of a Satanic ritual.
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> Top Small Business Recognized
>
> Some of central Kentucky’s top small businesses were recognized
> Thursday night.
> The Greater Lexington Chamber of Commerce held
> it’s 22nd annual Small Business Awards celebration at the
> Marriott.
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> Police Search For Restaurant Robber
>
> Employees say the man placed an order and then implied he had a
> weapon. The employee handed over some cash and the man left the
> restaurant and got into a waiting car.
>
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
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> Weather Updates
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>
> It was just what the doctor ordered here in Central and Eastern
> Kentucky with some very beneficial rain falling across most of the
> area. A few spots across the Northern half of the state picked up
> well over an inch of rain as the heaviest patch fell Thursday
> morning. The frontal system responsible for all the rain will
> finally slide through the state into early Friday allowing cooler
> air pressure to move in to the area. Temperatures should be
> pleasant to wrap up the work week Friday with highs into the mid
> 70s with lots of sunshine around. It should be a bit warmer for the
> upcoming weekend, but nothing overly hot with highs right around
> the 80 degree mark. This pattern of dry weather should stick around
> into the middle of next week with temperatures slightly above
> average into the low 80s through next Wednesday…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 27, 2007

> —–Original Message—–
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> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 3:01 PM
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> Subject: WKYT – September 27, 2007
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> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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>
> Police Search For Restaurant Robber
>
> Employees say the man placed an order and then implied he had a
> weapon. The employee handed over some cash and the man left the
> restaurant and got into a waiting car.
>
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> Stormy Weather Hits Campers
>
> This morning’s storms were especially pesky for folks living in a
> tent city on the UK campus.
>
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> Recycling Old Electronic Equipment
>
> If you have old electronic equipment that you don’t know what to do
> with, your chance to get rid of it is coming up.
>
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> Danville Names A New Police Chief
>
> The Danville City Commission has announced the selection of Officer
> Jay Newell as the city’s new police chief.
>
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> Man Accused Of Shooting Wife Now Out Of Jail
>
> Larry Willis was released after someone posted his 600-thousand
> dollar bond.
>
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> It was just what the doctor ordered here in Central and Eastern
> Kentucky with some very beneficial rain falling across most of the
> area. A few spots across the Northern half of the state picked up
> well over an inch of rain as the heaviest patch fell Thursday
> morning. The frontal system responsible for all the rain will
> finally slide through the state into early Friday allowing cooler
> air pressure to move in to the area. Temperatures should be
> pleasant to wrap up the work week Friday with highs into the mid
> 70s with lots of sunshine around. It should be a bit warmer for the
> upcoming weekend, but nothing overly hot with highs right around
> the 80 degree mark. This pattern of dry weather should stick around
> into the middle of next week with temperatures slightly above
> average into the low 80s through next Wednesday…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Parts of the Patriot Act Ruled Unconstitutional

Parts of the Patriot Act Ruled Unconstitutional
BlueBlade writes “According to this CBS story, a federal judge ruled Wednesday that two provisions of the USA Patriot Act are unconstitutional because they allow search warrants to be issued without a showing of probable cause.”