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certified, a commercial applicator must also obtain a license that is valid for two years. • Officials say the meetings are aimed at ensuring the safe and effective storage, handling, distribution, use and disposal of pesticides. •
Deaths dominate South Dakota's top stories of 2012
• AMBER HUNT,Associated Press • SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- South Dakota lost some of its political legends in 2012, beginning with the death of former Gov. Bill Janklow in January and continuing through the fall with the passing of former Sen. and presidential nominee George McGovern. • A survey of Associated Press newspaper and broadcast members determined that these were among the state's biggest stories of the year. • The year's top 10 stories were: The executions of killers Donald Moeller and Eric Robert; South Dakota's battle with drought; the deaths of Janklow, McGovern, former U.S. Sen. Jim Abdnor and Native American activist and actor Russell Means; the opening of the world's most-sensitive dark matter lab in Lead; several Sioux tribes' purchase of Black Hills land considered sacred, and a controversial ABC News report labeling finely textured beef as "pink slime." •
Thursday's Scores The Associated Press
• Boys Basketball • Centerville 68, Parker 51 • Elk Point-Jefferson 41, Sisseton 32 • St. Thomas More 36, Aberdeen Roncalli 35 • Todd County 71, Bennett County 38 • Viborg-Hurley 72, Beresford 40 • Corn Palace Tournament • Coronado, Nev. 80, Mitchell 63 • Holiday Classic • First Round • Colome 69, Jones County 59 • Kimball/White Lake 91, Iroquois 40 • NSU Classic Tournament • Grant-Deuel 56, McIntosh 37
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