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By ZACHARY on La. 182 in west St. FITZGERALD Mary Parish, said Duval zfitzgerald@ Arthur, parish homeland daily-review.com security and emergency St. Mary Parish saw a preparedness director. mixture of freezing rain Sleet, freezing rain and and sleet Tuesday night icy road conditions hit that caused officials to the west end of the par- close U.S. 90 throughout ish harder than the Tri- the parish. La. 182 re- City area, he said. Arthur mained opened, though. didn’t know exactly how Schools were closed much precipitation the Wednesday, too. area received, but it was Temperatures reached a a significant amount. low of 18 degrees State Department of Wednesday morning at Transportation and Harry P. Williams Memo- Development officials rial Airport near Patterson, closed U.S. 90 through- according to the National out St. Mary Parish from Weather Service. about 9 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday’s high was ex- due to ice on the road- pected to reach 35 degrees ways, Arthur said. U.S. with sunny weather. 90 remained closed The low Wednesday Wednesday morning. night into Thursday La. 182 remained open morning is projected to in St. Mary Parish and be 23 degrees with no ex- was used as a detour pected precipitation. route, but there were still The biggest issue the some patches of ice. So The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears parish experienced since motorists were advised to Tuesday evening was use caution when travel- Icicles hang from a road sign Wednesday morning just west of the La. 182 bridge in Berwick. In the back- traffic problems, includ- ing, said Detective Lt. ground, Berwick Police Officer Michael Rodrigue, St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Walter Shepherd, and ing several vehicles slid- Traci Landry, spokes- Shawn LeBlanc of Bayou Vista Volunteer Fire Department direct traffic on La. 182 after power outages ing off of the roadways (Continued on Page 12) caused traffic light issues. Source: Panel wants Bannon's take on Comey firing WASHINGTON (AP) — A House Press on condition of anonymity. did not start until later in the morning. not referring to Trump Jr. but rather to panel questioned Steve Bannon on Those key elements bear directly on the His interview follows his spectacular Manafort. Wolff stands by his account. Tuesday, aiming to find out President criminal investigation now underway by fall from power after being quoted in a After the book’s release, Trump quick- Donald Trump’s thinking when he special counsel Robert Mueller, who is book that he sees the president’s son ly disavowed “Sloppy Steve Bannon” and fired FBI Director James Comey, ac- charged with determining if collusion ex- and others as engaging in “treasonous” argued extensively there was no evi- cording to a person familiar with what isted between the Trump campaign and behavior for taking a meeting with dence of collusion between his presiden- the panel was planning to ask the for- Russia and whether the president ob- Russians during the 2016 campaign. tial campaign and operatives tied to mer White House chief strategist. structed justice by firing Comey or by tak- In Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury,” Russian President Vladimir Putin. The committee also planned to press ing other actions to thwart investigators. Bannon accuses Donald Trump Jr., Bannon apologized a few days later but Bannon on other “executive actions” As of early Tuesday afternoon, it ap- Jared Kushner and former Trump was stripped of his job leading the pro- taken by Trump that have drawn in- peared possible that Bannon could be in- campaign chairman Paul Manafort of Trump news site Breitbart News. terest from congressional investigators terviewed all day by the House essentially betraying the nation by Bannon last year had largely avoided prying into ties between Trump’s cam- Intelligence panel — on par with other meeting with a group of Russian law- the scrutiny of congressional investigators, paign and Russian operatives, said the top-tier witnesses who have been called yers and lobbyists who they believed who instead focused much of their energy person, who wasn’t authorized to speak before congressional investigators for were ready to offer “dirt” on Democratic on trying to secure interviews with top on the record about the closed-door marathon sessions. Bannon started with candidate Hillary Clinton. witnesses like Manafort and former na- session and spoke to The Associated the committee at 8 a.m., but questioning More recently, Bannon has said he was tional security adviser Michael Flynn. St. Mary schools name their Students of Year Staff Report Bailey Grace Womack, Bayou Vista St. Mary Parish public school stu- Elementary School dents recently participated in the Miley Ann Hotard, Berwick Students of the Year competition. Elementary School The parish winners are: Mylee Buford, Centerville FIFTH GRADE: Kelsey Brianne Elementary School August, Raintree Elementary School Nicole Robles, Foster Elementary EIGHTH GRADE: Kaitlyn School Waguespack, Morgan City Junior Benjamin Lee Robicheaux Jr., High School. LaGrange Elementary School 12TH GRADE: Bailee Cabrini Ryly Aucoin, Maitland Elementary Hoggatt, Morgan City High School. School The Students of the Year Award Riley Jackson, Norman Elementary Program is designed to recognize out- School standing elementary, middle-junior, Keaton Chaisson, Patterson Jr. and high school students. High School The school system says this pro- Noah Thomas Lange, Wyandotte gram is an excellent opportunity to Elementary School Submitted Photo recognize students from each parish Alyssa Burton, a senior at Central Catholic High School, and Patrick Carmi- who have demonstrated exceptional EIGHTH GRADE: Aniya Gibson, chael, a CCHS eighth-grader, are CCHS Students of the Year nominees. academic achievement, leadership, B. E. Boudreaux Middle School and citizenship. James Klein, Berwick Junior High The Students of the Year Award School Central Catholic, Holy Cross Program is sponsored by the Chloe Marcelle Simpson, name Student of Year picks Louisiana state superintendent Centerville Junior High School through the State Department of Jamari Jaydan Francis, Patterson This year's Student of recognizes students who Education and the State Board of Junior High School the Year nominees at have demonstrated ex- Elementary and Secondary Education. Central Catholic High cellent academic School are 12th-grader achievement, leadership Parish winners will participate in 12TH GRADE: Devan Lynn Alyssa Burton and ability, and citizenship. the regional competition to be hosted Gallegos, Berwick High School eighth-grader Patrick The program is spon- in St. Mary Parish (fifth grade), Rachel LeBlanc, Centerville High Carmichael. sored by the Louisiana Jefferson Parish (eighth grade), and School Fifth-grader Franco Superintendent of St. Bernard Parish (12th grade) Alayna Prince, Franklin High Saleme has been named Education through the during the month of February. School Holy Cross Elementary State Department of Colby Lorenzia Pogue, Patterson School’s Student of the Education and the State Other participants include: High School Year for 2017-18. Board of Elementary FIFTH GRADE: Claire Crochet, Raelyn Nicole Dupre, West St. Mary The Student of the and Secondary Aucoin Elementary School High School Year Awards program (Continued on Page 12) Franco Saleme AccuWeather State Lifestyles Obituaries Contact Us 36 23 (See Page 11) (See Page 11) (See Page 2) (See Page 12) News, Advertising and It will be clear and cold A poll indicates that Take a look at the out- Anderson Circulation High Low Wednesday, with a President Trump would going Nike royalty; find Boudreaux Call 985-384-8370 chance of showers (the beat Oprah Winfrey in birth announcements Gilmore liquid kind) returning Louisiana. from area hospitals. Kern www.stmarynow.com Thursday night. Richard Pitts Verret Wade Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Lifestyles Liz Weston: Would a bank payday loan be any safer? By LIZ WESTON create yet another sink- erate-income consumers year, while deposit ad- NerdWallet hole for those who are al- $10 billion each year. vance users typically had A “safer” payday loan ready struggling. So far, though, nobody an outstanding balance sounds like an oxymoron. HIGH RISK FOR in Washington seems to for nine months out of Critics have branded BORROWERS be listening. the year. these notoriously high- — AND LENDERS AN ANSWER, “Once they get in, they cost loans as debt traps Payday loans are ad- NOT A SOLUTION can’t get out,” said that cause borrowers to vertised as a way for peo- On Oct. 5, 2017, the Rebecca Borne, senior go ever deeper in the hole. ple to meet a short-term Consumer Financial policy counsel for the Thanks to a recent reg- cash crunch in a hurry. Protection Bureau an- Center for Responsible ulatory change, it now People borrow relatively nounced a rule that Lending, a consumer ad- may be possible for banks small amounts, typically would require lenders to vocate. to offer small, short-term $300 to $400, and pay a determine borrowers’ Regulators started Talbot’s Photo Express loans that could be a lot fee of $45 to $60 for a ability to repay small-dol- warning banks against Outgoing Nike royalty less dangerous for bor- loan that’s supposed to lar loans — an under- deposit advances. The six rowers. Whether banks last a few days until writing requirement that major banks that offered Dylan Cornes and Gweneth Dohmann will bid fare- their next paycheck. could drive most payday them — Wells Fargo, well when the children’s Krewe of Nike presents its will actually do so re- mains to be seen. Such loans have an effec- lenders out of business. U.S. Bank, Fifth Third invitation-only tableau at 7 p.m. Saturday at the The right moves could tive annual interest rate On the same day the Bank, Regions Financial, Morgan City Municipal Auditorium. Queen XLVI save low- and moder- north of 300 percent. CFPB announced its Bank of Oklahoma and Dohmann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joey ate-income Americans The problem is that de- rule, the regulator for Guaranty Bank — spite the high cost to bor- the nation’s biggest phased out the loans in Dohmann. King XLVI Cornes is the son of Mr. and billions of dollars a year. rowers, lenders can’t banks, the Office of 2014. Mrs. Steven Cornes. The wrong moves could make much profit, if any, Comptroller of the Even though banks on small loans if they Currency, cleared the can now resume have to do expensive un- way for banks to once small-dollar loans, it’s derwriting such as credit again offer a similar not clear that they will. Birth Announcements reviews and income veri- small-dollar loan prod- The CFPB rule is one po- fication. But loans made uct. Rather than give tential barrier, although without regard to some- banks new rules that its future is unclear now Born to Geavanna Quintel Riles and She weighed 6 pounds, 13.2 ounces one’s ability to repay can could make the loans saf- that the agency’s director Bryant Dion Jackson of Patterson, a and measured 20 inches. be dangerous, since peo- er, the OCC simply re- has resigned. boy, Bryant Dion Jackson Jr., on Dec. —— ple wind up extending scinded its previous guid- Also, critics did such a 28 at Thibodaux Regional Medical Born to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dean the loans and paying a ance that made it hard good job of equating de- Center. He weighed 7 pounds, 13.9 Walker (nee: Lauren Dupuis) of fortune in fees. The aver- for banks to offer them at posit advances with pay- ounces and measured 21.46 inches. Patterson, a girl, Aubrie Kathryn age payday loan custom- all. day loans that banks are —— Walker, on Jan. 4 at Thibodaux er paid $520 in fees an- Banks experimented hesitant to get back into Born to Joantress Denzel Warner of Regional Medical Center. She weighed nually to repeatedly bor- with short-term loans a the market, says David Franklin and Larry Ray Robertson Jr. 6 pounds, 14.1 ounces and measured row $375, according to few years ago, offering Pommerehn, associate of Jacksonville, Florida, a boy, Shamar 19.49 inches. The Pew Charitable what they were careful to general counsel and vice Javonne Warner-Robertson, on Dec. 29 —— Trusts. call “deposit advance president of the at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center. Born to Kristyanna Dore and Chris Nick Bourke , Pew’s di- products” to customers Consumer Bankers He weighed 6 pounds, 12.8 ounces and Barras Jr. of Morgan City, a boy, Andy rector of consumer fi- who needed fast cash. Association, which rep- measured 18.9 inches. Joseph Barras, on Jan. 5 at Teche nance, has studied the Despite the different resents large banks. —— Regional Medical Center in Morgan small-dollar loan market name, deposit advances “It’s not worth the rep- Born to Ywinter Moore of Patterson, City. He weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces extensively and recom- worked a lot like payday utation risk to them,” a boy, Isaiah LaTroy Moore, on Jan. 2 and measured 20 inches. mends two fixes that loans. People could bor- Pommerehn said. at Teche Regional Medical Center in —— could make these loans row a few hundred dol- Ideally, people would Morgan City. He weighed 2 pounds, 14 Born to Tiara Johnson of Amelia and profitable without being lars for a fee and repay save money for emergen- ounces and measured 16 inches. William Michael Knighten of predatory: the loan with their next cies, rather than turn to —— Hammond, a girl, Tiyana Semaj —Allow borrowers to paycheck. high-cost short-term Born to Tara Lynn Johnson and Johnson, on Jan. 8 at Teche Regional pay off their balances The CFPB in 2013 loans. But since so many Anthony Mark Lucore of Morgan City, Medical Center in Morgan City. She over several months as warned that the very na- fall short — 44 percent of a girl, Khloe Chanel Lucore, on Jan. 3 weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and mea- at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center. sured 18.7 inches. installment loans, rather ture of payday loans and American adults say they than requiring the bal- deposit advances often can’t raise $400 in a hur- ance be repaid all at created debt traps. ry — regulators and law- once, and Borrowers often couldn’t makers should ensure —Limit the monthly afford to repay the full they have a safe and af- payment to 5 percent of balance and so borrowed fordable alternative. the borrower’s income. again and again. —This column was Bourke estimates even The CFPB study found provided to The a partial shift toward nearly half of payday Associated Press by the loans with these changes borrowers had more than personal finance website APPLY NOW could save low- and mod- 10 transactions each NerdWallet. FOR Anger explodes in words, deeds woman later regrets Spring 2018 DEAR ABBY: I am 28 by everyone. Recog- so have you. and I’m disgusted with nizing what is CAUS- If you MUST drive myself about how I talk ING your stress and during rush hours, try to my mother when I’m anger can help you to listening to music or stressed out. I know it’s avoid taking it out on an audio book. And not her. It’s others. count to 10 before you me. Dear Abby It takes self-control hit the accelerator. By Jeanne Phillips AFFORDABLE AND CLOSE TO HOME My other is- ©Universal — and maturity — to Avoid blasting the sue is road Press Syndicate react calmly, instead horn or making rude rage. When of reacting angrily. gestures. 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How do I intro- to dictate your behav- Anger Booklet, P.O. duce them? ior, it may eventually Box 447, Mount Mor- IN LIMBO (985) 380-2957 • www.scl.edu drive a wedge be- ris, IL 61054-0447. As IN PENNSYLVANIA tween you and the to your “over the top” YOUNG MEMORIAL TECHNICAL CAMPUS people you care about. reactions when you DEAR IN LIMBO: 900 YOUNGS RD., MORGAN CITY, LA 70380 It’s important that are in your car driv- You are as related to you realize anger is a ing, try to remember them as you WANT to normal emotion. At that we are all human be. Introduce them by Heads that Know. Hands that Know How. one time or another, and make mistakes. I their names or as your anger is experienced have made them, and former in-laws. The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018, Page 3 Police: Morgan City man ingested marijuana Staff Report as the driver, Blair said. an intoxicated state, as the driver. The vehicle —Carl J. Batiste, 54, of Patrol officers saw a ve- A 21-year-old Morgan Hatch’s driver’s license Blair said. Laboy per- did not have required reg- Taft Street in Patterson, hicle being operated in the City man was charged was under suspension. formed poorly on a field istration or a license plate, was arrested at 3:01 p.m. area of Sixth Street with a with obstruction of jus- Hatch was jailed. sobriety test and was al- and the temporary tag was Monday on charges of driv- windshield that was in a tice after police discov- —April Thompkins, so in possession of sus- expired, Blair said. ing under suspension, pos- condition to obstruct the ered that he tried to de- 28, of Bowman Street in pected marijuana and Skinner also had a sus- session of open container driver’s view. stroy evidence of mari- Morgan City, was arrest- drug paraphernalia, pended driver’s license. and expired license plate. A stop was initiated, and juana by ingesting the ed at 8:10 a.m. Saturday Blair said. Skinner was jailed. Patrol officers observed Bender, the driver, had a drug, Morgan City Police on charges of no insur- Laboy registered 0.102 —Damien Keller, 34, of a vehicle being operated in suspended driver’s license, Chief James Blair said in ance and improper light- grams-percent blood al- Saturn Road in Bayou the area of U.S. 90 with an Blair said. Bender also had a news release. ing, on warrants cohol content on a chemi- Vista, was arrested at expired license plate. A an active warrant through —Somoa K. Scott Jr., charging her with failure cal test, Blair said. Laboy 10:35 a.m. Monday on a stop was initiated, and city court. Bender was 21, of Hilda Street in to appear for review, fail- was jailed. charge of theft by shoplift- Batiste, the driver, had a jailed. Morgan City, was arrest- ure to appear to pay a —Brennan N. Skinner, ing. suspended driver’s license St. Mary Parish ed at 8:07 p.m. Sunday fine and on a Thibodaux 25, of Grace Street in Patrol officers responded and was also in possession Sheriff Scott Anslum re- on a charge of obstruc- police warrant charging Siracusaville, was arrested to a business in the area of of an open alcoholic con- ported that deputies re- tion of jus- her with contempt of at 8:48 p.m. Monday on Victor II Boulevard in re- tainer in the motor vehicle, sponded to 136 complaints tice. court. charges of driving under gard to a shoplifter. Blair said. Batiste was in the parish and reported Patrol offi- Patrol officers ob- suspension, two headlights Officers arrived, and jailed. the following arrests in cers respond- served a vehicle being op- required, improper equip- Keller was found to have —Michael A. Bender, 44, east St. Mary Parish: ed to the ar- erated in the area of La. ment and misuse of tempo- allegedly concealed items of Cherry Street in —Travis Touchet, 36, of 182 with improper light- ea of Mallard rary tag. valued at $59.99 while in Patterson, was arrested at Arnould Street in Street in re- ing. A stop was initiated, Patrol officers observed the store, Blair said. 4:30 p.m. Monday on Lafayette, was arrested at gard to a nar- and Thompkins, the driv- a vehicle being operated in When management was charges of driving under 4:12 p.m. Friday on a cotics com- er, was operating a vehi- Somoa K. the area of La. 182 with alerted, Keller removed a suspension and improper charge of hit-and-run driv- plaint. The cle that didn’t have prop- Scott Jr. only one operable head- watch and left the store, equipment and a warrant ing. responding er insurance, Blair said. officer re- Thompkins was found light. A stop was initiated, Blair said. Keller was charging him with failure A deputy investigating ceived a description of a to have warrants through and Skinner was identified jailed. to appear to pay a fine. (Continued on Page 11) vehicle and located it. Morgan City Court and The officer initiated a Thibodaux Police stop, and Scott was iden- Department. Thompkins tified as an occupant in was jailed. the vehicle. —Richard K. Hawkins, Police found evidence 42, of Terrebonne Street that Scott destroyed sus- in Morgan City, was ar- pected marijuana by in- rested at 9:33 p.m. gesting it, Blair said. Saturday on a charge of Scott was jailed. simple battery. Blair reported that of- Patrol officers respond- ficers responded to 121 ed to the area of Sixth calls and reported the fol- Street in regard to a bat- lowing arrests: tery that had been com- —Marcus T. Gray, 33, mitted. Officers arrived, of First Street in Morgan and Hawkins was identi- City, was arrested at 2:57 fied as one of the people p.m. Friday on a warrant involved. charging him with fail- Hawkins allegedly ure to appear to pay a struck the victim during fine. an altercation, Blair said. Gray was located and Hawkins was located a arrested in the area of short time later in the ar- Willard Street on a city ea of Terrebonne Street court warrant. Gray was and admitted to striking jailed. the victim. Hawkins was —Wiltz Grow, 51, of jailed. Adelle Street in Morgan —Bryce P. Balfantz, City, was arrested at 2:08 18, of Nichole Lane in a.m. Saturday on charges Berwick, was arrested at of DWI first offense, im- 10:22 p.m. Saturday on proper lane usage and charges of possession of possession of an open al- marijuana, possession of coholic beverage. drug paraphernalia and Patrol officers ob- improper lighting. served a vehicle being op- Patrol officers ob- erated in the area of La. served a vehicle being op- 70 in an erratic manner. erated in the area of La. A stop was initiated, and 182 with improper light- Grow was identified as ing. A stop was initiated, the driver, Blair said. and Balfantz, the driver, Grow was in an intoxi- was in possession of sus- cated state and per- pected marijuana and formed poorly on a field drug paraphernalia, sobriety test, Blair said. Blair said. Balfantz was Grow was also in posses- jailed. sion of an open alcoholic —Manuel Fuentes, 37, beverage in the motor ve- of Fourth Street in hicle. Grow refused to Morgan City, was arrest- submit to a chemical test ed at 2:16 a.m. Sunday for intoxication, Blair on charges of DWI first said. Grow was jailed. offense and improper —Ronald Grow, 45, of lane usage. Union Street in Morgan Patrol officers ob- City, was arrested at 2:36 served a vehicle being op- a.m. Saturday on charges erated in the area of La. of driving under suspen- 182 in an erratic manner sion and improper light- swerving from lane to ing. lane. A stop was initiat- Patrol officers ob- ed, and Fuentes, the served a vehicle being op- driver, was in an intoxi- erated in the area of cated state, Blair said. Seventh Street without Fuentes performed proper lighting. A stop poorly on a field sobriety was initiated, and Ronald test and refused to sub- Grow, the driver, had a mit to a chemical test, suspended driver’s li- Blair said. Fuentes was cense, Blair said. He was jailed. jailed. —Johnny C. Berryhill, —Jonathan C. Murray, 37, of Federal Avenue in 33, of Railroad Avenue in Morgan City, was arrest- Morgan City, was arrest- ed at 6:43 p.m. Saturday ed at 2:50 a.m. Saturday on charges of disturbing on a warrant charging the peace intoxicated and him with failure to ap- open container. pear for revocation and Patrol officers respond- improper lane usage. ed to the area of First Patrol officers ob- Street in regard to an in- served a vehicle being op- toxicated person beating erated in the area of La. on a vehicle, Blair said. 182 in an erratic manner. Officers arrived, and A stop was initiated, and Berryhill was identified Murray was identified as as one of the people in- the driver. Murray was volved. found to have an active Berryhill was in an in- warrant through 16th toxicated state and ob- Judicial District Court, served by the officer con- Blair said. Murray was suming an alcoholic bev- jailed. erage, Blair said. —Cayd Hatch, 20, of Berryhill was jailed. Prairie Road in Franklin, —Jesses R. Laboy, 41, was arrested at 6:25 p.m. of Ingalls Avenue in Saturday on charges of Pascagoula, Mississippi, driving under suspen- was arrested at 2:42 a.m. sion, disregard of traffic Sunday on charges of controls and improper DWI first offense, posses- equipment. sion of an alcoholic bev- Patrol officers ob- erage, disregard of traffic served a vehicle being op- controls, possession of erated in the area of marijuana and posses- Brashear Avenue disre- sion of drug parapherna- gard a red light. The ve- lia. hicle was also observed Patrol officers saw a not to have a license vehicle being operated in plate displayed, Blair the area of David Drive said. disregard a stop sign. A A stop was initiated, stop was initiated, and and Hatch was identified Laboy, the driver, was in Page 4, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Opinion/Editorial Va. governor should be jailed for his threats By JEFF CROUERE Not only are Hollywood Under United State Code stars becoming very hostile Title 18, Section 871, it is a toward President Trump, but felony for an individual to certain Democrat politicians “knowingly and willfully” make are also losing their cool while a “threat to take the life of, to referring to our command- kidnap, or to inflict bodily er-in-chief. On Thursday’s harm upon the President of the "Hardball" program on United States.” The punish- MSNBC, Virginia Gov. Terry ment for this crime is severe, McAuliffe promised to knock with a possible 5-year prison down the president. Host sentence and a fine of Chris Matthews asked $250,000. Unhinged Donald Trump McAuliffe what he would do if hating liberals may want to the president stood near him become familiar with this law like he did in a debate against before issuing a threat against Hillary Clinton. In response, the President as they may be McAuliffe said, “You’d have to arrested by the Secret Service. pick him up off the floor.” No American, even Hollywood Clearly, the statement stars and politicians, is allowed should be construed as a to threaten the life or personal threat against the President. well-being of the president. Matthews found the comment Sadly, too many Trump hat- hysterical and asked McAuliffe ers in the media, Hollywood “OK, you mean, you’d deck and in politics have not yet him?” Thus, a host on a nation- Great Society has been worse than accepted the fact that their al cable news network asked a candidate lost in the 2016 elec- guest whether he would physi- tion and that Donald Trump is cally harm the president of the a failure for African Americans the 45th president of the United States. Editor's note: This is the third of a series of citizenry. United States. The follow-up question articles on the fiscal cliff crisis facing Louisiana Well, here we are exactly fifty years into the These celebrities regularly should have given the today. spew forth a steady diet of hate experiment, and what do African-American’s see? Governor a chance to reconsid- Last week we discussed the fact that Medicaid filled rhetoric that occasionally --Star Parker, an African-American author and er his comments. Instead, he is bankrupting America and Louisiana both fi- president of CURE, has two recent articles enti- is mixed the promises of vio- nancially and morally as our government is pay- lence against the president. doubled down and stated, tled “The Cost of Medicaid: Compassion gone “Listen, this guy got in my ing people to not work and to have baby’s out of One of the most egregious wedlock. Today we will look at the history of the Astray” and “Liberal Values are Bankrupting the examples was overrated come- space, you want to get in my U.S.” in which she points out a recent Gallup poll space, I’ve always said, Chris, Great Society welfare programs, which includes dian Kathy Griffin. In a dis- Medicaid, and will show that they have decimated which showed that 70% of Americans now think you punch me back twice as play of poor taste designed to the disadvantaged family unit -- and that our unmarried sex, having baby’s out of wed-lock, and hard, and it wouldn’t be hard shock Americans, she was political leaders knew that this Medicaid “Trojan divorce are ok. Hence, the institution of marriage photographed holding a mask to do it. ... But if he ever came Horse” could cause much harm to the Black com- is crumbling – but liberals think this is good be- resembling the bloody severed over and leaned on me and got munity. cause “doesn’t the removal of “thou shalt not’s” head of Donald Trump. in my space, that would be the In 1965 President Lyndon Johnson implement- liberate us?” In another vile display, rap- last time Donald Trump ever ed the “War on Poverty” with his social experiment --Thomas Sowell, famous African-American per Snoop Dogg showed a did that, I promise you that.” called the “Great Society Programs”, and said: economist, professor and syndicated columnist, Trump impersonator being These boasts should have --“It will take fifty years to see if this experiment assassinated in his music vid- horrified Matthews; instead, he works" and stated in recent articles that “a vastly expanded eo. Actor Johnny Depp threat- excitedly wished for the re- --"If they pass this, those ______will vote welfare state in the 1960s destroyed the black ened to assassinate the marks to go “viral,” as a way to Democrat for the next one hundred years.” family - - in 1960 only 22% of black children were President in a bizarre speech promote his pathetic television So what was the Great Society experiment? Was raised by one parent, but by 1985 67% of black delivered to fans in the United show. it programs to fight poverty, or programs to use children were raised with either one parent or no Kingdom. Part time boxer and Once they finish with all of taxpayer dollars to buy votes? parent -- kids from homes where they were not actor Mickey Rourke called the the hateful celebrities, the It is important to note that President Johnson given behavioral standards are on a path that can President “the biggest scumbag was warned in a 1965 report by Daniel Patrick lead them straight into prison or worse -- there is a on the planet” and threatened Secret Service needs to pay a visit to the hothead governor of Moynihan (“The Moynihan Report”) that the political vision promoted by Washington politicians to beat him with a baseball bat. Great Society programs could not produce equal Virginia. If there are some that blacks are besieged by racist enemies, from Other celebrities and athletes opportunity for Negroes as promised unless the made similar threats against negative consequences for stability of the Negro family improved, and that ... which politicians are their only protections -- and the pPresident over the past these threats against the –“The family structure of lower class Negroes is this is a de facto declaration of moral bankruptcy year. In response, hopefully, the President, other liberals may highly unstable, and in many urban centers is -- as long as millions of Americans vote on the Secret Service met with all of think twice before they engage approaching complete breakdown; this is the fun- basis of who gives them free stuff, look for their these “stars” to gauge the seri- in activities which may harm damental source of the weakness of the negro freedom to be eroded away, bit by bit.” ousness of their comments and President Trump. community." We also see complete social chaos in the black the actual threat level they Regardless of the president’s --“From 1949 to 1963, black “illegitimacy” (out- communities of Ferguson, Baltimore, Dallas, New posed to the President. controversial comments, tweets of-wedlock pregnancy) has jumped from 17 perc- Orleans and Baton Rouge. One actor who needs to be or behaviors, all Americans net to 24percent.” (Note: today black illegitimacy is Asked recently about the increase in violent interviewed is "Raging Bull" at 73 percent).· must respect the office if not crime, New York City Police Commissioner star Robert DeNiro who prom- the occupant. It looks like it is -- “As a consequence of these trends there has William Bratton said, “We have a very large popu- ised to “punch Donald Trump time for the Secret Service to been a startling increase in welfare dependency.” lation of many young black people who have grown in the face” during the cam- get busy and remind unhinged Moynihan speculated that something deeper up in an environment in which the traditional paign. Sadly, since the liberals about the consequences than economic hardship alone was beginning to norms and values are not there ---the Moynihan President’s victory, DeNiro has of their actions. Otherwise, damage lower-class black families, which were not calmed down. Last Tuesday falling apart. He offered significant data showing these types of domestic threats 1965 Report warning that the disintegration of the night, he called the President that black poverty, unemployment, welfare de- against President Trump will black family could lead to other social ills was right an “idiot,” an “f…. fool,” a “ba- pendency, and serious educational disadvantages only get worse. on the money.” by” and a “j----off” while giving were all interrelated - - and called for federal So 50 years later poverty has not budged, yet Jeff Crouere is a native of programs that instead enhanced the stability of a short introductory speech. we see a strong African-American vote for Ostensibly, DeNiro was honor- New Orleans and is the host of the Negro American family. No doubt Mr. Democrats. So did the Great Society experiment ing Meryl Streep at the a Louisiana based program, Moynihan was also well aware of the fact that National Board of Review “Ringside Politics.” For more President Franklin D. 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The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018, Page 5 Energy/Business Coal baron’s St. Mary Business of the Year ‘action plan’ became Trump policy initiatives WASHINGTON (AP) — Murray have derided as In the early days of the Obama’s “War on Coal,” Trump administration, the administration’s regu- the head of one of latory rollback has thus America’s largest coal far had modest economic companies sent a four- benefits. page “action plan” to the Only about 500 coal White House calling for mining jobs were added in rollbacks of Obama-era Trump’s first year, bring- environmental and mine ing the total to about safety regulations. 50,900 nationally, accord- “We have listed our sug- ing to the federal Bureau gested actions in order of of Labor Statistics. The priority,” Robert “Bob” nation’s utilities have also Murray, the chairman and continued to shutter coal- CEO of Ohio-based fired plants in favor of Murray Energy, wrote in those burning natural gas his March 1 letter ad- made cheaper and more dressed to Vice President abundant by new drilling Mike Pence. “We are technologies. available to assist you and In an interview with AP your administration in on Wednesday, Murray any way that you re- said Trump and his ap- quest.” pointees have overall done Metal Shark Photo A review of the memo a great job helping his in- Metal Shark, which has this dockside facility in Franklin, will be honored as the St. Mary Chamber of by The Associated Press dustry, rating them “near- Commerce Business of the Year at the Chamber's annual banquet at 6 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Cypress Bay- shows Murray, an early ly a 10” in the first year. campaign supporter of He specifically credited ou Casino. Metal Shark, which employees more than 400 people between Franklin and its Jeanerette President Donald Trump Environmental Protection headquarters and production facility, helped the parish shipbuilding sector remain a strong point in the and major GOP political Administrator Scott local economy in 2017. donor, has gotten about Pruitt and Energy half the items on his wish Secretary Rick Perry with list. They include pulling being “stars.” the United States out of Murray said he had pri- Sen. questions Fla. drilling exemption the Paris climate accords vate meetings with both WASHINGTON (AP) — A the drilling proposal in written com- any new leasing” off their coasts and and revoking the Clean Pruitt and Perry last year Democratic senator says the Trump ments submitted to the Interior asked to be removed from the plan. Power Plan, former to discuss his policy goals. administration may have violated Department, Cantwell said. By exempting Florida but not oth- President Obama’s signa- “President Trump has federal law by exempting Florida While Florida Gov. Rick Scott er states, Zinke showed he is “more ture effort to limit plan- done a wonderful job in from a national plan to expand off- voiced opposition soon after the concerned with politics than proper et-warming emissions addressing what is needed shore drilling. plan’s Jan. 4 release, a letter submit- process when it comes to making key from coal-fired power to improve the cost of elec- Sen. Maria Cantwell of ted by the state Department of decisions that affect our coastal com- plants. tricity in America and to Washington state said Interior Environmental Protection last year munities,” said Cantwell, the top Murray has spoken improve the reliability, se- Secretary Ryan Zinke’s decision to did not oppose the drilling plan or Democrat on the Senate Energy widely about his policy curity and resilience of the give Florida a last-minute exemption ask for Florida to be exempted. Committee. priorities in the interven- electric power grid,” while ignoring at least 10 other Instead, the letter warned about the An Interior spokeswoman said ing months, but a copy of Murray said. “I give him states that made similar requests effects of oil and gas activities on the Zinke talked by telephone Friday his four-page plan be- very high marks.” may violate requirements of the environment and urged that “long- with six Democratic governors, all of came public this week af- Spokespeople for Pruitt Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, term protection of Florida’s sensitive whom oppose drilling off their state’s ter it was obtained by and Perry did not immedi- which governs drilling in U.S. coast- coastal and marine resources should coast: Govs. Gina Raimondo of Rhode Democratic Sen. Sheldon ately respond to questions al waters. be of paramount concern” in develop- Island, Kate Brown of Oregon, Jerry Whitehouse of Rhode Wednesday about Zinke’s action is especially outra- ing a drilling plan. Brown of California, Jay Inslee of Island and first reported Murray’s action plan. geous because Florida — unlike By contrast, the governors of Washington, John Carney of by The New York Times. Murray said he is still California, Washington and other California, Oregon and Washington Delaware and Roy Cooper of North Under Trump, the hopeful that Pruitt will states — did not expressly oppose told Interior they “strongly oppose Carolina. Mine Safety and Health follow through on the sec- Administration has also ond-highest priority item moved to reconsider on his 2017 action plan, rules meant to protect revoking EPA’s 2009 find- miners from breathing ing that emitting green- coal and rock dust — the house gases in the atmo- primary cause of black sphere threatens public lung — and diesel ex- health and welfare. haust, which can cause The finding provided cancer. the legal underpinnings Other Murray priori- for Obama’s efforts to ties, such as eliminating regulate carbon emis- federal tax credits for sions as pollutants un- wind turbines and solar der the Clean Air Act. panels, have floundered, Murray also ex- however. The renewable pressed disappointment energy tax breaks were that Trump appointees largely retained in the fi- on the Federal Energy nal Republican-drafted Regulatory Commission tax plan signed by Trump voted Monday to reject a last month. proposal by Perry to And despite Trump’s make coal and nuclear campaign pledges to put power plants eligible for scores of coal back to work billions of dollars in by ending what he and government subsidies. 2 physicians join staff at Terrebonne General Terrebonne General medicine earned her resi- Medical Center has wel- dent nursing degree from comed two physicians to the University of Alaska its medical staff. Anchorage. She worked Dr. Azadeh in Alaska as a family Beheshtian, cardiologist, nurse practitioner for is board-cer- several years tified by the until return- American ing to medi- Board of cal school at Internal Kansas City Medicine in University of internal Medicine & medicine and Azadeah Biosciences, Patricia cardiovascu- Beheshtian earning her B. Manhire lar dsease. doctor of os- She earned teopathic her medical degree and medicine. completed her internship She then completed from Tehran University her emergency medicine of Medical Services in internship at Ingham Tehran, Iran. Hospital in Lansing, Beheshtian completed Michigan, and her emer- her internal medicine gency medicine residency residency from the at Michigan State University of Southern University. California and her Manhire brings exten- post-doctoral research sive experience in the fellowship from the emergency medicine University of California field, working most re- in San Francisco in the cently at a Level II Department of Regional Trauma Center. Neurology. She has also served as an She is looking forward interim and assistant to providing advanced Emergency Department heart care for the com- medical director. munity. Manhire is most re- Dr. Patricia B. cently from Gulf Breeze, Manhire, emergency Florida. Page 6, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Sports Two hoops games canceled Staff Report Two Tri-City area boys basketball games pushed back a day due to inclem- ent weather again have been at least postponed because a second consec- utive day of anticipated inclement weather prompted closure of St. Mary Parish schools. Morgan City High School was scheduled to play at Lafayette High Wednesday, while Central Catholic was to meet St. John in Plaquemine. No makeup date for ei- ther game has been an- nounced. Trial begins in ex-NFL player's road-rage killing Submitted Photo/Courtesy of LSU Athletics Creative Services By KEVIN McGILL Associated Press GRETNA — The trial Three Tigers to participate in Senior Bowl in a road-rage shooting Staff Report Tuesday through Thursday two punts for touchdowns. nine touchdowns as a se- rushing and 103 yards re- that took the life of for- BATON ROUGE – DJ with the game set for a 1:30 Chark is the only player nior. He also finished third ceiving in the 40-24 win mer NFL football player Chark will have some famil- p.m. kickoff Jan. 27, from in school history to have on the team in receptions against Ole Miss Oct. 21. Joe McKnight began iar company next week in Ladd-Peebles Stadium. The rushing and receiving of 75 with 23 for 331 yards. LaCouture, a defensive Tuesday in a New Mobile, Alabama, as two for- game will be televised by yards or longer. Chark Williams concluded his LSU end from Lincoln, Nebraska, Orleans suburb, where a mer LSU teammates — the NFL Network. scored on a 79-yard touch- career with 1,651 rushing concluded his LSU career judge and attorneys were Darrel Williams and Chark received his invite down run against Texas yards and 462 receiving with 152 tackles, 16.5 tack- questioning dozens of po- Christian LaCouture — to the most prestigious of Tech in the 2015 Texas yards. He scored 19 touch- les for loss and 10.5 sacks in tential jurors. have been added to the the all-star games in Bowl, and he added an downs in his career. 50 games. LaCouture grad- Ronald Gasser, 56, is Senior Bowl Roster, the or- December. An All-SEC se- 80-yard receiving touch- Earlier this year, uated in August of 2016 and charged with second-de- ganization announced lection, Chark finished down against Southern Williams became the only is a two-time member of the gree murder in the Dec. Tuesday. among the league leaders in Miss in 2016. player in LSU history with SEC Academic Honor Roll. 1, 2016, shooting of the Senior Bowl activities be- 2017 with 874 receiving Williams, who was 100 yards rushing and re- Following his senior sea- player who began his ca- gin early next week when yards on 40 receptions. He named LSU’s Most Valuable ceiving in the same game. son, LaCouture was named reer as a local high school players report to Mobile. also scored three receiving Player for the 2017 season, He accomplished the rare a permanent defensive football star. Initially Practices will be held touchdowns and returned rushed for 820 yards and LSU feat with 103 yards team captain for the Tigers. charged with manslaugh- ter, Gasser was indicted on the more serious Morgan City Recreation Department Biddy Basketball results charge last February. He Staff Report Stansbury’s 44-28 Jan. 3. Stansbury’s 46-40 Dec. 28. Carbins added two. Henry, Ethan Henry and has pleaded not guilty. The following are submit- Grant White led Taco Bell Landyn Ramagos led Vida Sheriff Mark Hebert Mikael Gibson, two each. Gasser, who remains ted results from the first with 10 points. Other Taco Paint with 22 points, while Black routs Sheriff Mark Michael Ruffin led jailed with bond set at month of the Morgan City Bell scorers were Lucas ZaKyron Smith also reached Hebert White Stansbury’s with 16 points. $750,000, was dressed in Recreation Department Pickens and Thomas double figures with 16. Other Sheriff Mark Hebert Black Other Stansbury’s scorers a dark blue pinstripe suit Biddy Basketball season: Mancuso, eight each; Vida Paint scorers were Skyla routed Sheriff Mark Hebert were Julyin Harris, six; Blaze as he entered the court- Boo Grizzaffi Ja’Kavier Kemp, six; Gregory Gibson, Gerriana Hayes and White 41-20 Dec. 26. Ashley, two; and Jarrius room, accompanied by edges Vida Paint Hamer, five; Sebastian Jacob Fernandez, two apiece. Benjamin Case led Black Ingram, one. sheriff’s deputies. Boo Grizzaffi edged Vida Rivera, three; and Savannah Michael Ruffin led with 23 points. Other Black Skipper’s tops McKnight, 28, was a Paint 30-26 Jan. 5. Percle and Chaz’ Pickens, two Stansbury’s with 28 points, scorers were Tyler Stewart, Boo Grizzaffi running back, considered ZaKyron Smith led Boo each. while Blaze Ashley added 12. eight; Gary Nicar III, four; Skipper’s topped Boo a top recruit when he Grizzaffi with 14 points. Michael Ruffin led Taco Bell and Merlin Boudreaux, Grizzaffi 31-24 Dec. 19. Other Boo Grizzaffi scorers Stansbury’s with 23 points. tops Skipper’s Gavyn Ramagos and Zachary Jamyre Bias led Skipper’s came out of John Curtis were Jace Macklin, Landon Other Stansbury’s scorers Taco Bell topped Skipper’s Hayes, two apiece. with 11 points. Other Christian School. He Ramagos and Jacob were Blaze Ashley, three, and 35-30 Dec. 28. Riley Lodrigue and TyJon Skipper’s scorers were played college ball at Fernandez, four points apiece. Julyin Harris, two. Thomas Mancuso led Taco Folse led White with six Shamus LaCoste and Tate Southern California be- Anthony Bourgeois led Sheriff Mark Hebert Bell with 10 points. Other points apiece, while Brandon Fontenot, eight each, and fore three seasons with Vida Paint with 13 points. Black routs Sheriff Mark Taco Bell scorers were Grant Cordero scored five and Jonathan Blackson Jr. and the New York Jets and Other Vida Paint scorers Hebert White White, nine; Ja’Kavier Kemp, Landon Gagliano, three. Gavyn Smart, two apiece. one with the Kansas City were Micah Williams, six; Sheriff Mark Hebert Black seven; Lucas Pickens, five; Skipper’s routs Anthony Bourgeois led Boo Chiefs. Luke Williams, four; Cash routed Sheriff Mark Hebert and Chaz’ Pickens, four. Stansbury’s Grizzaffi with 20 points, while A jury was seated late Baker, three; and Kollin White 49-26 Jan. 3. Shamus LaCoste led Skipper’s routed Addison Nelson and Kollin Tuesday in the courtroom Nelson and Destiny Jones, Benjamin Case led Black Skipper’s with 18, while Stansbury’s 44-16 Dec. 21. Nelson each scored two. of state District Judge two each. with 17 points, while Gary Jamyre Bias scored 10 and Jamyre Bias led Skipper’s Sheriff Mark Hebert Ellen Kovach but the tri- Skipper’s routs Nicar III also reached double Tate Fontenot, two. with 18 points, while Tate White defeats Sheriff al will be delayed due to Stansbury’s figures with 12 points. Other B. Landry’s defeats Fontenot and Shamus Mark Hebert Black icy weather conditions. Skipper’s routed Black scorers included Gavyn LNL Tree Service LaCoste also reached double Sheriff Mark Hebert White Opening arguments Stansbury’s 40-20 Jan. 5. Ramagos, nine; Joshua B. Landry’s defeated LNL figures with 12 and 10 points, topped Sheriff Mark Hebert could begin Thursday. Jamyre Bias led Skipper’s Bergeron and Zachary Hayes, Tree Service 26-18 Dec. 27. respectively. Other Skipper’s Black 33-24 Dec. 19. Gasser’s attorneys have with 21 points, while Shamus four each; and Jayden Little, Jaryan Bias led B. Landry’s scorers were Jonathan Joshua Neville led White cast McKnight as the ag- LaCoste also reached double three. with eight points, while Blackson Jr. and Kade with 11 points, while Jayden gressor and are expected figures with 12. Other Joshua Neville led White Brennan White and Noah Gagliano, two each. Little also reached double fig- to argue Gasser fired in Skipper’s scorers were Tate with 16 points. Other White Pickens each scored six. Michael Ruffin led ures with 10. Other White Fontenot, four, and Jaydon scorers were Landon Emma Mancuso added four Stansbury’s with 12 points, scorers were Gavyn Ramagos, self-defense. Ward, two. Gagliano, four; and Riley and Gianna Case, two. while Jarrius Ingram added six; Gary Nicar III, four; If convicted as charged, Michael Ruffin led Lodrigue, Merlin Boudreaux Kade Allen led LNL with four. Joshua Bergeron, two; and Gasser would face a man- Stansbury’s with 12 points. and Jessie Webb, two each. 11 points. Other LNL scorers Taco Bell Brandon Cordero, one. datory sentence of life in Other Stansbury’s scorers B. Landry’s defeats were John Gibson, three; and edges Boo Grizzaffi Landon Gagliano led Black prison. were Blaze Ashley and M C Bank Sage LaPoint and Ashton Taco Bell edged Boo with 10 points. Other scorers Police said the confron- Jarrius Ingram, three each; B. Landry’s defeated M C Ruffin, two apiece. Grizzaffi 29-25 Dec. 21. were Riley Lodrigue, eight; tation took place as the and Shawn Harris Jr., two. Bank 43-30 Jan. 2. Taco Bell routs Gregory Hamer led Taco Joseph Vargus, four; and men traveled across a Flawless defeated Brennan White led B. Vida Paint Bell with eight points. Other Tyler Stewart, two. Mississippi River bridge B. Landry’s Landry’s with 23 points, while Taco Bell routed Vida Paint Taco Bell scorers were Lucas B. Landry’s in New Orleans and on Flawless defeated B. Jaryan Bias also reached dou- 45-21 Dec. 27. Pickens, five; Grant White, tops M C Bank roads in neighboring Landry’s 17-10 Jan. 4. ble figures with 11. Other B. Grant White and Lucas Ja’Kavier Kemp and Chaz’ B. Landry’s defeated M C Jefferson Parish. Ryan Valentine led Landry’s scorers included Pickens led Taco Bell with 12 Pickens, four each; Thomas Bank 19-15 in Morgan City Authorities said the Flawless with nine points. Noah Pickens, six, and points apiece. Other Taco Bell Mancuso, three; and Brandon Recreation Department Biddy shooting happened after Other Flawless scorers were Emma Mancuso, three. scorers were Thomas Bearb, one. Basketball action Dec. 18. both cars had stopped Kahyri Jones, Hayden Norris, Tylen Mingo led M C Bank Mancuso, seven; Gregory Anthony Bourgeois led Boo Brennan White led B. and McKnight ap- Semaj Francois and Jayvion with 28, while Maddox Hamer and Ja’Kavier Kemp, Grizzaffi with 19 points, while Landry’s with 11 points. proached Gasser’s vehi- Thompson, two each. Justilian added two. six apiece; and Brandon Cash Baker and Addison Other scorers were Noah cle. Gasser shot Brennan White led B. Flawless routs Bearb, two. Grizzaffi each scored three. Pickens, four; and Gianna McKnight three times. Landry’s with eight points, LNL Tree Service ZaKyron Smith led Vida LNL Tree Service Case and Gerren Hayes Jr., Defense attorneys said while Jaryan Bias added two. Flawless routed LNL Tree Paint with nine. Other Vida edges M C Bank two each. M C Bank edges Service 24-9 Jan. 2. Paint scorers were Landyn LNL Tree Service edged M Tylen Mingo led M C Bank last year that they be- LNL Tree Service Ryan Valentine led Ramagos, six; Ethan Henry, C Bank 20-16 Dec. 20. with 11 points, while Cayden lieve McKnight tried to M C Bank edged LNL Tree Flawless with seven points. two; and Mikael Gibson, one. Kade Allen led LNL with Thomas scored four. enter Gasser’s car Service 24-23 Jan. 4. Other Flawless scorers were Boo Grizzaffi 10 points, while Ashton Ruffin Flawless eases by through the passenger Tylen Mingo led M C Bank Jayvion Thompson, five; tops Skipper’s scored eight and John Gibson, LNL Tree Service window. They noted that with 15 points. Other M C Kahry Jones and Jordin Boo Grizzaffi topped two. Flawless defeated LNL Gasser stayed on the Bank scorers were Cayden Jackson, four apiece; and Skipper’s 36-23 Dec. 27. Tylen Mingo led M C Bank Tree Service 21-7 Dec. 18 scene after the shooting Thomas with nine, and Kymani Conley and Shawn Anthony Bourgeois led Boo with 14, while Maddox Kahyri Jones led Flawless and said he cooperated Maddox Justilian, two. Harris Jr., two points each. Grizzaffi with 18 points. Justilian scored two. with six points. Other with police. Kade Allen led LNL with Ashton Ruffin led LNL Other Boo Grizzaffi scorers Flawless defeats Flawless scorers were Ryan The case bore striking 15 points. Other LNL scorers Tree Service with four points, were Micah Wilkerson, eight; B. Landry’s Valentine, five; Hayden similarities to an earlier were John Gibson, six, and while Kade Allen scored three Cash Baker, six; and Addison Flawless defeated B. Norris and Jayvion 2016 shooting death in- Marshawn Arceneaux, two. and Ashton Bias, two. Grizzaffi, two. Landry’s 35-30 Dec. 20. Thompson, four each; and volving another former Skipper’s routs Sheriff Mark Hebert Jamyre Bias led Skipper’s Ryan Valentine led Semaj Francois, two. NFL player. Will Smith, Vida Paint White edges Sheriff Mark with 12 points. Other Flawless with 21 points. Anthony Bias led LNL with who retired after star- Skipper’s routed Vida Hebert Black Skipper’s scorers were Tate Other Flawless scorers were four points, while Kade Allen ring on New Orleans Paint 44-25 Jan. 4 Sheriff Mark Hebert White Fontenot, seven; and Shamus Jayvion Thomas, six; Kahyri added three. Saints teams that in- Jamyre Bias led Skipper’s edged Sheriff Mark Hebert LaCoste, four. Jones, four; and Semaji Taco Bell spired the city after with 18 points, while Shamus Black 49-47 Jan. 2. Flawless tops Francois and Shawn Harris defeats Skipper’s Hurricane Katrina with LaCoste also reached double Benjamin Case led White M C Bank Jr., two apiece. Taco Bell defeated Skipper’s figures with 15. Other with 43 points, while Landon Flawless topped M C Bank Brenna White led B. 28-23 Dec. 18. winning seasons and a Skipper’s scorers were Washington, TyJon Folse and 27-16 Dec. 26. Landry’s with 28, while Noah Gregory Hamer led Taco 2010 Super Bowl victory, Shayne LaCoste, five; Tate Rodrigo Millian each scored two. Ryan Valentine led Pickens added two. Bell with nine. Other Taco was shot to death during Fontenot, four; and Jaydon Joshua Neville led Black Flawless with 11 points. Vida Paint tops Bell scorers were Lucas a confrontation following Ward, two. with 15 points. Other Black Other Flawless scorers were Stansbury’s Pickens, six; Thomas a traffic crash. A 29-year- ZaKyron Smith led Vida scorers were Riley Lodrigue, Hayden Norris and Kahyri Vida Paint defeated Mancuso, four; Ja’Kavier old New Orleans man, Paint with 12 points, while nine; Gavyn Ramagos and Jones, four each, and Kyla Stansbury’s 32-25 Dec. 19. Kemp, three; and Grant Cardell Hayes, was sen- Landyn Ramagos added 11 Gary Nicar III, eight each; Collins, Trent Stockdill and ZaKyron Smith led Vida White, Chaz’ Pickens and tenced to 25 years in and Skyla Gibson, two. and Zachary Hayes, four. Jayvion Thompson, two Paint with 13 points. Other Brandon Bearb, two each. prison after a jury con- Taco Bell Vida Paint apiece. Vida Paint scorers were Shamus LaCoste led victed him of manslaugh- tops Stansbury’s edges Stansbury’s Tylen Mingo led M C Bank Landyn Ramagos, nine; and Skipper’s with 13 points, ter. Taco Bell topped Vida Paint edged with 14 points, while Taylen Jacob Fernandez, Aiden while Jamyre Bias added 10. The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018, Page 7 Brees says he has no plans to field offers from other teams By BRETT MARTEL with a roster featuring Brees has since passed fidence that an extension their season on a 61-yard who spent most of the AP Sports Writer numerous first- and sec- for 58,097 yards and 408 is inevitable. Vikings touchdown as season on injured re- METAIRIE — Drew ond-year regulars. touchdowns, won a Super “I don’t plan on this be- time expired Sunday. serve, said he hasn’t de- Brees dispensed with “Do I feel like this Bowl and led New ing something that goes “I couldn’t stop think- cided whether he’ll re- technicalities regarding team has what it takes? Orleans to six playoff until March 14th,” said ing about it if I wanted tire. Strief likely would his contract and spoke as Yes, I do,” Brees said. berths. This season, his Brees, who also spoke to,” defensive tackle have to accept a pay cut if his return to New Then there are Brees’ completion rate of 72 per- about the 2018 Saints as Sheldon Rankins said. and possibly a backup Orleans next season was ever-deepening ties to cent set an NFL record. if presuming he’ll be “Hopefully it’ll be more role if he returns. He’s virtually assured. New Orleans. He was 27 Payton on Tuesday de- their QB. fuel than anything and I due about $3.9 million “It’s the same way I and childless when he ar- clined to discuss how the “We have a great win- can just go train as hard next season and his suc- felt two days ago. It’s the rived. Now he’s a father team will address Brees’ dow of opportunity,” as I can.” cessor, 2017 first-round same way I felt 12 years of four who turned 39 on contract, saying now is Brees said. “I’ve been a Payton wore a black draft choice Ryan ago. I’ll be here as long as Monday. “not the time.” part of talented teams in track suit with Saints em- Ramczyk, proved this they’ll have me,” Brees “Certainly, the rela- But letting Brees go the past, though, that blems on it, as if to symbol- season he was ready to said Tuesday in the lock- tionship with this city would be costly for New have not lived up to ex- ize that he is off and run- step in. Strief also is re- er room at Saints head- will always play a strong Orleans — financially pectations. I’ve also been ning in his effort to build habilitating from recon- quarters, where players role in me wanting to be and on the field. a part of teams that were upon the success of 2017. structive knee surgery. were packing up for the here and ... wanting to Brees’ contract techni- just gutsy and gritty, and “We have to look at ev- “No matter how you offseason following their finish my career here,” cally runs through 2018, surpassed expectations. ery area we can improve feel in the moment, dramatic elimination Brees said. but voids automatically “Bottom line — success — every area, not just sometimes when you’re from the playoffs in And there’s no guaran- when the new league is dependent upon your one specific area,” Payton in training camp and in Minnesota last weekend. tee he’ll have better syn- year begins on March 14. willingness to work and declared. “There’s noth- your 12th year, you’re Brees acknowledged ergy with any coach than That was done for two the way that guys care ing promised. We’ve got like, ‘Man, this is ridicu- he’d have leverage if he he’s had with Sean reasons. The Saints re- about one another and a lot of work to do.” lous. I’m tired of this,’” chose to listen to offers Payton. ceived salary cap flexibil- the sense of urgency,” Three significant con- Strief said. “I felt like I from other clubs, but as- “We have a great histo- ity they needed in 2016 Brees continued. “So tributors are entering was playing at a high serted that he has no plans ry together,” Brees said, by spreading Brees’ guar- while I think we do have free agency: safety level through training to do so for professional recalling how Payton anteed money over two a talented team, I know Kenny Vaccaro, defensive camp, and last year was and personal reasons. courted him in 2006 more years. Brees gained that each year you have end Alex Okafor and of- one of my better years. The Saints have pieces while he was still reha- leverage because the to go out and prove it.” fensive lineman Senio So I think physically, it’s in place to be a contender bilitating from major Saints lose $18 million in Several players said Kelemete. something I can do. But in upcoming seasons, throwing-shoulder sur- salary cap space in 2018 they were still struggling Meanwhile, 34-year- the reality is there’s as having nearly advanced gery. “I’m here because if they fail to re-sign him. to come to grips with the old right tackle Zach much mental prepara- to the NFC title game he believed in me.” That’s given Brees con- sudden, stunning end of Strief, a Week 1 starter tion as physical.” Maten's shot with 5 seconds left pulls Georgia by LSU 61-60 By BRYAN LAZARE “They were overplaying was held to six points. game against a very good Alabama. The Tigers ble-double of the season. Associated Press that a little bit, so I went “It’s just a tale of two LSU team that is under- have dropped back-to- REBOUNDING BATON ROUGE — back down inside and halves,” LSU coach Will appreciated,” Georgia back games for the first PROBLEMS Yante Maten’s field goal in Turtle (Jackson) did a Wade said. “We con- coach Mark Fox said. “We time since November. Georgia outrebounded the lane with five seconds good job finding me. trolled the pace in the were a little disorganized TOP PLAYER the Tigers 38-27, and remaining gave Georgia a “The two baskets I first half. In the second in the first half. In the sec- DELIVERS LSU was beaten by at 61-60 Southeastern made at the end of the half, they controlled ond half, we just tried to Yante Maten bounced least ten rebounds in the Conference victory against first half helped establish things. They got the ball get a little more orga- back from a slow start to second consecutive game. LSU Tuesday night. myself,” Maten added. to Maten, their best play- nized, and obviously, we carry Georgia to its come- The Bulldogs had 13 of- The Tigers (11-6, 2-3) Maten was held score- er. They just beat us up rebounded the ball better.” from-behind victory against fensive rebounds which pulled ahead 60-59 on a less for the first 17 min- in the paint and beat us BIG PICTURE LSU. Maten missed his resulted in 17 sec- basket by Duop Reath utes of the game, but fin- up on the glass.” Georgia: The Bulldogs first six field-goal attempts ond-chance points. with 39 seconds left, and ished with a game-high 21 Georgia, which trailed got a much-needed road as the Bulldogs fell behind LSU was outrebound- the game-winning field points. Maten scored 17 of 34-24 at halftime, scored victory after losing at 32-20 with four minutes re- ed 40-24 in its 74-66 de- goal followed an offensive Georgia’s 37 second-half the first eight points of home to South Carolina maining in the first half. feat against Alabama rebound by Juwan points, and grabbed 12 re- the second half. Maten last Saturday. Georgia, However, Maten made a last Saturday. Parker with 23 seconds bounds. Derek Ogbeide made two field goals in which had lost SEC couple of baskets in the last UP NEXT to play. added 11 points for the that stretch. The lead ex- games at Kentucky and 2½ minutes before half- Georgia will attempt to LSU’s Tremont Waters Bulldogs (12-5, 3-3). changed hands seven Missouri, snapped a two- time. go above .500 in the SEC missed an off-balance Brandon Sampson led times in the last five game losing streak. In the second half, when it plays at No. 17 3-point shot with two the Tigers with 17 points. minutes, and neither LSU: The Tigers have Maten made five field Auburn on Saturday. seconds remaining. Reath added 12 points team had more than a dropped all three of their goals and sank all seven LSU will go for its “I was supposed to set and Skylar Mays had 11. two-point advantage SEC home games. LSU of his field goals. He add- third straight road SEC a screen and pop on the Waters, who was averag- during that time. had been beaten at home ed 12 rebounds and re- victory when it travels to last play,” Maten said. ing 16 points a game, “It was a hard-fought by Kentucky and corded his eighth dou- Vanderbilt Saturday. Davis scores 45, Pelicans beat Celtics 116-113 in OT By DOUG ALDEN “For some reason to- about me so much diving job on him but also he really appreciative to and an impact on our Associated Press night, the whole game we to the rim, Jrue was able had played a long stretch have been a part of the guys. It’s really sad.” BOSTON — Anthony were a little careless. It to hit them little mid- of minutes. And I thought Boston Celtics,” Stevens UP NEXT: Davis and the New just carried over there at range jumpers. He kind he was fatigued more said. “You just appreciat- Pelicans: Visit Atlanta Orleans Pelicans eventu- the end,” said Al Horford, of took over that over- than anything,” Gentry ed how he treated every- on Wednesday night. ally were too big for the who had 14 points and time for us and got some said. “But when we need- body. And he was around, Celtics: Host Boston Celtics. nine rebounds. “We separation for us,” Davis ed him most, when we Davis had 45 points thought we had it. It just said. needed Jrue most, that’s you could tell he had an Philadelphia on Thursday and 16 rebounds as he got away from us.” New Orleans survived when they came through. influence on our guys night. and DeMarcus Cousins Marcus Smart and a rough start to the And that’s the big thing.” controlled the lane and Jaylen Brown added 16 fourth, opening the peri- TIP-INS led the Pelicans to a 116- points apiece for the od 3 for 13 and going Pelicans: Davis was 113 overtime victory on Celtics, who attempted a without a field goal from warmly greeted by Tuesday night, ending season-high 50 3-point- 6:40 remained until the Celtics fans. He had 25 the Celtics’ seven-game ers. Rather than chal- 1:50-mark, when a layup points at halftime. winning streak. lenge Davis and Cousins by Clark cut Boston’s Celtics: The Celtics “It was a great win for inside, the Celtics lived lead to 101-98. The were playing their first us. They tested us,” said outside and it cost them Pelicans went ahead 104- game since returning Davis, who just missed in overtime when they 102 in the final minute of from London, where they matching the 48 points went just 1 for 4. regulation before Irving beat the Philadelphia he scored Sunday during “I thought we did a drove for a layup to tie it 76ers 114-103 on a win in New York. great job defensively in at 104-all with 11 sec- Thursday. ... Boston shot Cousins added 19 the first half trying to onds left. just 35 percent (18 for points and 15 rebounds, contain Kyrie. You know Irving scored 16 in the 51) in the first half. ... and Jrue Holiday scored that that’s not going to third to help Boston back Boston’s previous high 23 points. The trio com- last the entire game,” into it, but New Orleans for 3-pointers attempted bined for all 12 Pelicans Pelicans coach Alvin scored the last six points was 43 against Atlanta points in OT as New Gentry said. “We came of the third for an 87-80 on Nov. 18. Orleans handed the up with stops when we lead, and went ahead by FAREWELL JOJO Celtics their first loss of absolutely had to and 10 early in the fourth. The Celtics announced 2018. then we were able to Boston battled back during the game that Ian Clark added 15 make some plays down again, tying it at 95-all Hall of Famer Jo Jo points for the Pelicans, the stretch that were the when a dunk by Brown White, a two-time NBA whose size inside ended difference in the game.” invigorated the home champion with Boston, up prevailing in overtime Horford’s 3-pointer ear- fans. had died at age 71. when Boston’s barrage of ly in OT gave Boston a SECOND WIND Boston coach Brad 3-pointers stopped fall- 107-106 lead and Boston The Pelicans overcame Stevens said White was ing. went up 113-110. A jump- Boston’s five-point lead always “super kind” Kyrie Irving led Boston er by Cousins cut the lead late despite a rough during what little time with 27 points, 24 after to 113-112, then Holiday fourth quarter for Davis, he got to spend with the halftime as the Celtics added two more field who was 0 for 3 from the two-time NBA champion, rallied from a 12-point goals and Boston couldn’t floor and scored only four whose No. 10 was retired deficit and led by as much catch up from there. points in the period. in 1982. as five late in regulation. “They kept worrying “I think they did a good “He was always clearly Washington State QB Tyler Hilinski found dead PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) was better for it. The en- night, the football team of the season when he led — Washington State tire WSU community was brought together and Washington State from a quarterback Tyler mourns as thoughts and informed of the tragedy. 21-point deficit in the Hilinski has died from an prayers go out to his fami- There, they were met by fourth quarter to beat apparent self-inflicted ly.” campus and department Boise State 47-44 in triple gunshot wound. Hilinski was the pre- counseling and psycholog- overtime. Hilinski threw The 21-year-old Hilinski sumptive starting quar- ical services, including for 240 yards and three was discovered in his terback going into next athletics’ on-staff clinical touchdowns coming off the apartment after he didn’t season. He started psychologist and a li- bench, and was carried off show up for practice Washington State’s censed mental health the field after the victory. Tuesday. A rifle “was re- Holiday Bowl loss to counselor, along with His only start came in covered next to Hilinski Michigan State after Luke WSU Athletics medical the bowl game against and a suicide note was Falk was unable to play team. The university will Michigan State, although found,” according to the due to a wrist injury. continue to coordinate and he played extensively in a Pullman Police “The tragic news today provide ongoing counsel- loss to Arizona. Department. surrounding Tyler ing care for all stu- Former Washington “We are deeply sad- Hilinski is devastating to dent-athletes as long as State linebackers coach dened to hear the news of all. Tyler was a tremen- needed.” Roy Manning, who recent- Tyler’s passing,” dous individual, great Hilinski appeared in ly left for a position at Washington State coach friend and teammate, and eight games during his UCLA, tweeted , “Words Mike Leach said in a he will be deeply missed. sophomore season, throw- can’t describe what I’m statement. “He was an in- Our hearts go out to his ing for 1,176 yards and feeling right now. My credible young man and family and friends,” inter- seven touchdowns. His heart is beyond saddened. everyone who had the im athletic director John most memorable outing Please pray for the family privilege of knowing him Johnson said. “Earlier to- came in the second week and all of us affected!” Page 8,The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Th e Daily Review Feature Page SMART MONEY Two Accidents Will BIZARRO REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH Cost Driver Dearly by Eugenia by Bruce Williams it. If you do decide to Last DEAR BRUCE: I invest, then do the re- was recently in a car ac- search that’s necessary cident and damaged my to understand it. The car pretty good. The in- guys who are perpetuat- surance company didn’t ing these huge variables total it, but the damages are very wealthy. Bear that in mind. They can Thursday, January 18 are over $17,000 and it’s Own what you do and going to take a month afford to gamble, but say. Don’t make promis- for the dealership to you may not. es you cannot keep. Look repair it. I received the DEAR BRUCE: I for the best way to move ticket from the offi cer recently ran across 10 forward without jeopar- who came to the scene, shares of Penn Central dizing your reputation or so it was my fault. stock. Would they have going over budget. Bal- I then rented a car any value? If they do, ance, moderation and a until my car was done how would I cash them simple yet effective route in the shop. On my fi fth in? -- J.V. to your destination will day with the rental, I DEAR J.V.: You be in your best interest. got into another acci- didn’t mention how old CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- dent that was my fault the shares of stock were. Jan. 19) -- A personal too! How bad is this go- The older they are, the HEART OF THE CITY change is best planned ing to affect my car in- less the likelihood they to suit your budget as surance, and what can have any value. They well as your lifestyle. I do to relieve the in- may have been reported Emotional spending will crease in premiums that as lost and replaced, but not make you feel better. I assume is coming my that’s strictly specula- Avoid arguments or mak- way? -- Reader tion on my part. ing unnecessary personal DEAR READER: Call any large bro- changes. You have a problem! 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DISTRIBUTED BY AN- DREWS MCMEEL SYN- DICATION FOR UFS The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018, Page 9 Wyandotte Elementary School top honor students listed Wyandotte Elementary Vilo and Piper Wiggins. Olivia Patterson, Trim and Noah Webb. Templet, Keshun Lexi Thibodeaux, Jayla School recognized honor Named to the sec- Chassity Pillaro, Jaelii Second-grade honor roll Townson and Shaylyn Trim, Alyse Vincent, students for the second ond-grade principal’s list Robinson, Lily Viator and included Isabella Aucoin, Tran. Nevaeh White-head and nine-weeks grading peri- were Carter Becnel, Aaden Wiggins. Drew Barousse, Kimberly Earning honor roll Colin Wiggins. od of the 2017-18 school Kaleb Boudreaux, Fifth-grade principal’s De La Rosa, Trevon were third-graders Fourth-graders named year. Reagan Burgess, list included Noah Lange, Dural, Makenna For- Sophia Bourg, Braxton to the honor roll were Earning principal’s list Jaslynne Cerda, Edison Alexander Maciel, wood, Genesis Franco, Brown, Dillon Ebbecke, Jewel Blanco, Aydan were first-graders Paisley Duong, Mason Forwood, Thomas Mancuso, Emma Ahmarri Garrison, Josue Laila Fernandez, Ella Fuselier, Landyn Barbier, Destyni Ber- Jadyn Gibson, Briar McCollough and Grant Gonsalez, Marlon Fryou, Azyria Garrison, Ramagos, Neli Soriano geron, Curran Bias, Gorman, Tanner White. Guardado, Kyla Alexa Gonsalez, Austen and Christopher Stetz. Olivia Bourg, Alyssa Grizzaffi, William First-graders named to Henderson, Jeimy Gros, Ashleigh Named to the honor Brown, Logan Collins, Herrera, Christopher the honor roll were Isis Hernandez, Amiyah Guagliardo, Frediz roll were fifth-graders Victoria Craft, Kinsley Martinez, Logan Randall Alvarado, Liyah Blanco, Jones, Laurynn Jones, Hernandez, Kendall Duplantis, Trinity and Christopher Tran. Alvaro Franco, Tanner Michael Mayfield, Jaxon Levine, Sophia Lovell, Elizabeth Amador, Joseph Farrington, Nasya Gib- Third-graders named Frederick, Marionn Plaisance, Mary Poole, Zoe Makepeace, Nyla Breaux, Ranilie son, Berklee Gorman, to the principal’s list were Garcia, Kennia Gonzalez, Alexandra Portillo, Matthews, Ashton Miller, Cheramie, Brayden Gros, Hudson Gorman, Emma Mancuso, Richard Titeanna Hardy, Jaiden Harlee Scott, Kevin Nicole Nhan, Catherine Kathryn Miller, Autumn Brandon Guagliardo, Nhan, Jaidyn Steele and Hebert, Tyren Hollins, Short, Amber Swiber, Nobles, Juliana Presten- Mills, Zavier Prince and Camila Jimenez, Anthony Brennan White. Troy Jones, Guntajpreet Owen Tabor, Colston bach, Sebastian Rivera, Jase Reynaud. Jones, Bianca Lopez, Principal’s list included Kaur, Bryson Landry, Caroline Mancuso, Abdiel fourth-graders Kylah Brailee Lewis, Stephen Sanchez, Teryn Thomas, Farrington, Caroline Martinez, Daniela Rivera, Jedidiah Treadway, Zoey Izaguirre, Alayr Knope, Jacee Roberson, Dedrick ASK THE DOCTORS No Matter The Time Of Day, Always Wear Sunscreen

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Do I still need at UCLA Health.) list includes Sawyer Emma Lind and Carter includes Gabriel Bila, to wear sunscreen? (Send your questions Lemoine, Meredith Lindsey. Gary Bourgeois, Jr, Kayla Dear Reader: In a to askthedoctors@med- Loupe, Isaac Price, Stella Third-grade honor roll Broussard, Riley word, yes. If your goal is net.ucla.edu, or write: Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Saleme, Nathan Theriot includes Gianna Case, Chamberlain, Tate to protect your skin from Ask the Doctors, c/o and Eve Glazier, M.D. and Zachary Ziegenbusch. 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Union’s Boris Spassky as er Dwyane Wade are 36. -- ultraviolet A and B, biscuits. -- Anne M., Fair- Email: Heloise(at)Helo- Today’s Highlight in world champion in 1972, Actor Ryan Gage is 35. better known as UVA and banks, Alaska ise.com History: died in Reykjavik, DJ-singer Calvin Harris UVB. These are part of a Anne, this is a read- SOAKING BEANS On Jan. 17, 1893, Iceland, at age 64. is 34. Folk-rock musician broad spectrum of light, er favorite, and one that Dear Heloise: Before Hawaii’s monarchy was Five years ago: Jeremiah Fraites is 32. which includes the light was in my mother’s (the I cook dried beans, I add overthrown as a group of Algerian helicopters and Actor Jonathan Keltz is we can see. But because original Heloise, 1919- a couple of tablespoons of businessmen and sugar special forces stormed a 30. Actress Kelly Marie ultraviolet rays are 1977) column, and it’s baking soda into the wa- planters forced Queen natural gas plant in the Tran is 29. 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It has a Biscuits Dear Heloise: It’s con- Polish forces liberated One year ago: Franklin (1706-90). slightly shorter wave- 1 package dry yeast venient to store herbs Warsaw during World President Barack Obama length than UVA, and is 1/4 cup warm water and spices above the War II; Swedish diplomat granted clemency to not as concentrated in 2 1/2 cups fl our stove, but that’s not the Raoul Wallenberg, credit- Chelsea Manning, allow- the early morning and 1 teaspoon baking pow- best place to keep them. ed with saving tens of ing the transgender late afternoon. The high- der The heat robs them of thousands of Jews, dis- Army intelligence officer est amounts of UVB radi- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda fl avor in a short time. appeared in Hungary convicted of leaking more ation reach us between 1 teaspoon salt For fresher-tasting herbs while in Soviet custody. than 700,000 U.S. docu- 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the 1/8 cup sugar and spices, keep them in In 1953, a prototype of ments to go free nearly months of April through 1/2 cup shortening a cool, dry place, as far October. And while UVB the Chevrolet Corvette three decades early. 1 cup buttermilk from the heat and light accounts for only 5 to 10 was unveiled during the Donald Trump’s choice to Preheat oven to 400 F. as possible. -- Tanya C., percent of all UV radia- Grease a baking sheet. General Motors Moto- head the Interior De- Altoona, Pa. tion that reaches us, it Let the yeast dissolve rama at the Waldorf partment, Rep. Ryan FREEZING LIFE OF plays a key part in the in the warm water, and Astoria Hotel in New Zinke, rejected the presi- FOOD onset of skin cancer. set aside. Mix all the dry York. dent-elect’s claim that LINE DANCE Dear Heloise: Recent- By contrast, UVA ingredients together as In 1961, President climate change was a Classes at Berwick ly, my husband bought a maintains the same in- listed. Cut the shortening Dwight D. Eisenhower hoax, telling his Senate Civic Complex, 6 p.m. deep freezer so we could tensity all day, which into the dry mixture until delivered his farewell ad- confirmation hearing it Thursdays, $5. For info buy groceries in bulk. dress in which he warned was indisputable that en- call 985-518-1176. makes dawn-to-dusk it resembles coarse meal. sunscreen use important. Gently stir in the but- However, we’re not sure against “the acquisition vironmental changes how long meats and poul- of unwarranted influ- were affecting the world’s ST. LUKE UVA is responsible for termilk and yeast mix- signs of aging, like wrin- ture. Thoroughly blend, try can safely be frozen. ence, whether sought or temperature and that Baptist Church, 1709 Help? -- Sandy T., via unsought, by the mili- human activity was a kles and dark spots. It but DON’T overmix. The Harry D. St., Patterson, email tary-industrial complex.” major reason. also damages certain dough can be refrigerat- Pastor’s Aide Ministry Sandy, here are some In 1966, a U.S. Air Today’s Birthdays: cells in the basal layer of ed as is, or, if using right Pew Rally 11 a.m. general guidelines: Force B-52 carrying four Actress Betty White is the epidermis, which is away, knead it lightly. (If Saturday, Jan. 27. Beef, roasts and steaks: unarmed hydrogen 96. Actor James Earl Theme: “Warming Up to where most skin cancers refrigerated, let it sit at form. In the past, UVA six to 12 months bombs crashed on the Jones is 87. Talk show God’s Word.” Speaker room temperature until was absolved of a cancer Beef, ground: three to Spanish coast. (Three of host Maury Povich is 79. Rosa Butler. For info call it rises.) the bombs were quickly Singer Chris Montez is connection. Now, howev- Roll the dough out on four months Betty Wesley, 985-519- er, researchers believe Chicken or turkey, recovered, but the fourth 76. Singer William Hart 8250 or Julia M. Sterling, a fl oured board or coun- that it plays a role in cel- tertop. Use a biscuit cut- whole: 12 months wasn’t recovered until is 73. Actresses Joanna 985-519-7824. April.) David and Jane Elliot lular changes that lead ter, or cut into “squares” Chicken parts: nine to cancer. for tasty square biscuits. months In 1984, the U.S. are 71. Musician Mick BLOOD DONATION Supreme Court, in Sony Taylor is 70. Singer The other thing to Place them in the pre- It’s important to be United Blood Services, Corp. of America v. Sheila Hutchinson is 65. know is that UVA can pared pan, then set out, sure that the item is 1234 David Drive, suite Universal City Studios Singer Steve Earle is 63. penetrate clouds and covered with a clean dish well-wrapped and put in Inc., ruled 5-4 that the Singer Paul Young is 62. 102, Morgan City, open glass. When you’re riding towel, so the dough can a freezer-safe bag to pre- use of home video cas- Actor-comedian Steve for donors 8 a.m. to 2 in a car, sitting near a rise a little before baking. vent freezer burn. -- Hel- sette recorders to tape Harvey is 61. Singer p.m. Mondays, 10 a.m. to window or spending time Bake them for 12-15 min- oise television programs for Susanna Hoffs is 59. 7 p.m. Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to outdoors in poor weather, utes. A MICROWAVE HINT private viewing did not Actor-comedian Jim 6 p.m. Wednesdays and you’re still in the path of Oh, here’s a hint from Dear Readers: Micro- violate federal copyright Carrey and actor Denis Thursdays, and 8 a.m. to UVA rays. Refl ective sur- me when serving these: waving in round or oval laws. O’Hare are 56. Actor noon Fridays. faces, such as water, Make up some fl avored containers will help foods In 1995, more than Joshua Malina and sing- snow, ice and glass, re- butter to serve along with heat more evenly. Con- 6,000 people were killed er Shabba Ranks are 52. MEN’S DAY fract up to 80 percent of them. Add some herbs to tainers with corners re- when an earthquake Actor Naveen Andrews is Program at New Salem the UVA and UVB rays the butter, or, for a sweet ceive more energy, often with a magnitude of 7.2 49. Rapper Kid Rock is Baptist Church, 1412 that hit them. That taste, add cinnamon for a causing foods to dry out devastated the city of 47. Actor Freddy Cherry St., Patterson, means you’re getting sinfully delicious butter! or overheat. -- Heloise Kobe, Japan. Rodriguez is 43. Actress- 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Feb. close to a double dose of -- Heloise (c)2018 by King Fea- Ten years ago: Bobby singer Zooey Deschanel 25. the sun’s harmful rays. SEND A GREAT HINT tures Syndicate Inc. Page 10, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018

PUBLIC NOTICE gan City, St. Mary provided by the Special Help Wanted Unfurnished SENSE & SENSITIVITY Parish, Louisiana, mortgage and ap- PUBLIC NOTICE being more partic- plicable law, such Notices General Apartments FRIEND WHO MAKES ANNUAL ularly known, des- as late charges, es- WISHES MUST ignated and de- crow advances for Anyone knowing the Farmworker 3/10/18-12/31/18 GRANDWOOD BUDGET Lake Creek Farms, Cooper, APARTMENTS FOR FISCAL scribed as TRACT the payment of whereabouts of ALSO DO WORK the Heirs of TX. 5 temp jobs. Drive 2BR, CAH, Walk-in closet, YEAR 2018 1 as lying within taxes and insur- trucks, tractors to perform washateria & pest control. 16th Judicial Dis- the points of “A, B, ance, corporate CYNTHIA OLDS by Harriette Cole A/K/A CYNTHIA crop raising duties. Field 985-395-9855 trict Attorney C, D, E, F, G, H, A” advances, proper- ready equip. Plant, DEAR HARRIETTE: I have a friend ARMSTRONG New Year’s Special Iberia, St. Mary AND TRACT 2 as ty appraisals, in- OLDS, and harvest, cultivate. Operate, who totally believes that if you make a and St. Martin lying within the spection fees, prior repair farm implements. C.C. & M.C. 1 & 2BR, MALCOLM OLDS, SR. Furn & Unfurn. w/stove, wish on New Year’s Day, your whole life The annual points of “F, G, H, attorney fees and please contact 3 mo exp, clean MVR, emplymnt ref, DL, ref., CAH. $550 & up. can change. I do not believe in fairy tales. budget for the Six- I, F” as shown on expenses, abstract Edward B. Jones at 985/509-0077 I believe in honest hard work and com- teenth Judicial that plat entitled, and title charges, (985) 399-5944, or English req’d. $11.87/hr, three fourths work guarantee, mitment. Meanwhile, my friend goes on District Attorney’s “Partition of Lots NSF charges, at- P.O. Drawer 1807 14-17 of SQ. S of torney fees and ex- Patterson, LA 70392 tools/equip/housing provided Unfurnished and on about how she made this wish Office for fiscal at no cost, trans & and all the great things that are about to year January 1 to Morgan City”, pre- penses, and other subsistence exp reimbursed. Houses happen for her as a result. She claims December 31, pared by Paul N. charges which Services Apply at Career Solutions 2018, has been: Fontenot, Regis- plaintiff is permit- that she did the same thing last year, and Offered Center, 985.380.2448. 119 Laura Dr. Green Acres, (a) made avail- tered Land Sur- ted to prove by Job TX3541534 Patterson, 3BR/2BA., new she ended up getting a great new job. able for public in- veyor, stated July verified petition, appliances, CAH, 1 car This year, she has a new wish, and she spection, as re- 2, 2001, which is verified supple- FILL DIRT, Fulltime Sonographer needed enclosed garage. Also for busy OB/GYN can’t wait to see it come true. Am I wrong quired by RS attached to Entry mental petition, or RIVER SAND wood burning corner to believe in working for what you want? 39:1308, prior to Number 282782 of affidavit filed or practice in Thibodaux. F/P in living room. — No Fairy Tales, Atlanta the public hearing record in St. Mary submitted before Anthony Email resume to: $900/mo., $900 dep. [email protected] on the budget; and Parish, Louisiana, distribution by the Resignola 1 small dog w/pet dep. Call DEAR NO FAIRY TALES: Your 985/518-4069 or inquire @ (b) advertised, which reference is sheriff of the pro- 384-0260 friend’s approach is hopeful. She has set Help Wanted [email protected] an intention and is focused on making as required by RS made for greater ceeds of the judi- pager 397-0338 Office/Clerical 1BR/1BA., CAH, NO pets, that happen. While her way of describing 39:1307, for a pub- particularly as to cial sale herein; lic hearing, which location, dimen- and law charges, ODD JOBS Adults Only. 1610 Lake her goal sounds magical, I bet what she is Palourde Rd., Amelia. was held on Mon- sions, boundaries, fees and expenses Carpentry, remodeling, Secretary Needed $700/mo. Call doing is being clear about what she shape and descrip- incurred in con- painting, plumbing Looking for someone part day, December 18, 985/384-8200 wants, having faith that it will happen 2017, in the Six- tion of said lot or nection or relating (985)498-1317 time exp. in QuickBooks, and working toward that goal. teenth Judicial parcel of land. to this proceeding Organization, PO & job 1BR/1BA., fenced in number system & also A spiritual lesson I have been taught District Attorney A predial servi- including without Misc. For Sale yard, appl’s. furn., doing basic office duties. $500/mo., $500 dep. is that success is like a two-winged bird. –New Iberia Of- tude of passage limitation sheriff’s Familiar with constuction field. It requires self-effort and grace. Your fice, 300 Iberia St. and right-of-way commission, sher- “Beaded” 2BR/1BA., furn. appl’s., Send resume to: nice yard, $575/mo., friend is calling it a “wish.” It also sounds Suite 200, New in favor of said iff’s costs, and all Mardi Gras Gowns Secretary Iberia, Louisiana Tract 1 and Tract costs of this pro- For Sale - Cheap!! $575 dep. 3BR/1BA., like a prayer. C/O The Daily Review court yard, fenced in yard, Of course hard work is required to All actions, re- 2 as shown on the ceedings as well as (worn once or has tags) P.O. Box 948-SS ($Half price or less) furn. appl’s, $650/mo., achieve a goal. Claiming what you want quired by law, to plan of land at- all Sheriff’s cost Morgan City, LA 70381 $650 dep. 384-2070 or tached hereto for and commission. Call 985-518-5733 and need and staying focused on attain- adopt and other- 985/518-4277 wise finalize the the purpose of Business ing it while asking for the grace to get Antiques For 2018 Budget have ingress and egress All successful Rentals 2BR/1BA house there is a recipe I follow to attain my de- been taken and to the same and bidders must have Sale River Rd/Berw. sires. completed prior to which predial cash, cashier’s Kit. appliances, $700/mo. FOR SALE OR Call 985-384-8200 DEAR HARRIETTE: I was cleaning the end of the servitude is over check or a verifi- 3 pc. 1940’s antique cane set, $750, 3 door RENT: 11 Acres, my son’s room, and I found a stash of 2017 fiscal year. and across the able letter of cred- Fab building & office 2BR/1BA., CAH, ref., M. Bofill Duhé northernmost five it in favor of said antique Armoire, $900. stove, micro, washer/dryer weed under his mattress. I am so mad. I 985/498-0225 Call 985/384-8200 have talked to him about drugs many District Attorney (5’) feet of Tract 3 bidder from a sol- available w/rent. This is a good one. $750/mo. times. I am no prude, but I know that my Sixteenth Judicial as shown on the vent bank, savings Help Wanted Office/Warehouse for Lease: District attached plan of and loan associa- 5,000 sq. ft. $2,500/mo. 985/498-0632 16-year-old son has no business smoking Drivers 8405 Hwy. 182 E marijuana. He has not been doing well in Adv. Jan. 17, 2018 land and compris- tion or other such 3BR/2BA @ es the southerly financial institu- Available 1/2/18 school, and he spends way too much time Call 985-384-8200 315 Egle St/MC PUBLIC NOTICE five (5’) feet of that tion authorized to Drivers: For info. call 985/518-3898 hanging out with his friends who don’t Storage yards or 985/384-9680 driveway shown do business in the $5,000 seem to have any goals. I believe that LEGAL NOTICE between the hatch state of Louisiana for rent Sign-On! 3/4BR., 2 full BA. house for some people can smoke weed and manage Sixteenth marks and and full payment $400/mo. their lives; my son cannot. How can I get Big Miles=Big Money!! Call 985-384-8200 rent in Berwick. Fenced in Judicial District fronting ten (10’) must be made on Company, Lease, or O/O. yard. 985/255-8516 him to know this is a bad idea? — On the Court feet on the easter- the date of sale. CDL-A, with H&T End. Warehouses 985/518-4718 Brink, Washington, D.C. —— ly side of Eighth Letter must state 2018=New for Rent: DEAR ON THE BRINK: Talk to your PARISH OF Street; subject to that money is 1,000 sq.ft. - $350/mo. 3BR/2BA Comp. Package!! 305 Jacobs St. Berwick son about his goals and dreams. Ask him ST. MARY restrictions, servi- available on the 866-451-4495 1,500 sq.ft. - $500/mo. —— tudes, rights-of- date of sale. Country Club. $1,250/mo. what he wants to do with his life. Encour- 3,200 sq.ft. - $1,000/mo. Call 985/714-9116 age him to talk about what his life might STATE OF way and outstand- Call 985-384-8200 LOUISIANA ing mineral rights I shall expose look like when he graduates from high Drivers, Class-A: Waterfront property 3BR/2BA. house @ US Bank National of record affecting the same at public Liquid Bulk 607 Kem St., Patterson. school. Does he want to go to college? Association As the property. sale, for Cash, ac- For lease -Morgan City & Openings! Charenton Canal Areas. Stainless steel appliances, What type of work does he want to do? Do Trustee For to satisfy the cording to law granite counter tops, All Miles paid, .85++ 985-384-8200, ask for Joy your best to get him to talk about his vi- sum of ONE HUN- WITH appraise- custom cabinets, ceramic Citigroup per loaded mile! sion. This positive approach may help to tile thru-out. CAH, 1 car Mortgage Loan DRED SEVENTY ment to the last 100% PAID Health, Furnished open garage, $900/mo., open the conversation about the obstacles Trust Inc TWO THOU- and highest bid- Dental, Vision and More Apartments $900 dep.1 small pet in his way. Asset Backed Pass SAND TWO HUN- der, at the princi- for EVERY Employee! allowed w/pet deposit. Call Through Certifi- DRED EIGHTY pal front door of 21yoa, 1yr CDL-A Once he has opened up about his fu- 1BR/1BA. in Patterson, 985/518-4069 or inquire @ cates Series 2005 EIGHT AND the Court House w/HazMat & Tank End, ture, ask him what may be impeding his CAH, washateria [email protected] realizing those dreams. If he doesn’t WF1 07/100 in the Parish of St. (H&T Exp. NOT Req) on site, no pets, Apply: bring it up, point out that smoking weed Vs. No. 131678 ($172,288.07) Mary, Town of $500 furn., $500 dep. Shaw Dr/MC Duplex for rent, DOLLARS, and Franklin, Loui- MartinTransport. can be distracting. Tell him you think Div “B” Call 985/395-7302 2BR/1BA., newly Amber L. Grizzaffi deferred principal siana, on Wednes- com renovated, includes that he smokes too much and that it is af- AKA Amber Lynn balance of day, the 24th day Baton Rouge: appliances, covered fecting his school work. Suggest that he Unfurnished Baker Grizzaffi $22,200.12 with of January A.D., 855-996-3249; Apartments parking, washer/dryer reconsider how he spends his free time. and Ronnie Griz- interest thereon at 2018, between the Reserve: 855-639-4423 hook-up. $650/mo., Smoking weed is known to slow people 2.000% per annum legal hours com- $550 dep. 985/518-7018 zaffi AKA Ronald 1 & 2BR apts. loc. at down. Ask him what is more important: Anthony Grizzaffi, from March 01, mencing at 10 O’- Help Wanted 422 Neptune St/BV. his habit or his future. Keep reminding Jr. 2017, until paid; Clock A.M. Ref. & stove Real Estate him of his dreams. Work to guide him in TAKE NOTICE, all expenses in- Sheriff’s Office General $495 & $550 + dep. For Sale that by virtue of curred in enforc- Parish of St. Mary, Call 985-860-6625 that direction. Hiring exp. CNC Machinist DEAR HARRIETTE: My 80-year-old Order of Seizure ing the note and La. and Sale issued mortgage includ- Tuesday, the 17th Must be able to run 402 Halsey St/MC Rental Property father lives in a retirement community. Haas Mill or Lathe. 1BR/1BA, CAH, water pd. 4 lots in Patterson out of the Honor- ing reasonable at- day of October He likes it a lot and seems to be thriving Programming exp. a plus. $400/mo., $300 dep. $90,000. 985/518-8215 able 16th Judicial torney’s fees al- A.D., 2017 Send resume to 985-385-0076, 519-0520 for more info. since he moved there last year. My moth- District Court, in lowed by the note MARK A. er died two years ago, and my father employment@ and for the Parish and mortgage; HEBERT, c-techmachineandfab.com needed to be around others. of St. Mary, and to if/as applicable, SHERIFF or apply in person Help Wanted Help Wanted He recently called to tell me he has a me directed, in the such other or addi- BY: Torrie 3446 Hwy 182, Berwick General General girlfriend. I’m not sure how I feel about above numbered tional amounts in- Chatman Looking for a carpenter this. Obviously my mother is gone, but it and entitled suit, I curred or ad- Deputy Sheriff for fulltime. Apply @ hasn’t been that long. Am I wrong for have seized the vanced for taxes, Adv. Dec. 15, 2017 6903 Hwy 182 East St. Mary Parish School Board following men- insurance premi- and Jan. 17, 2018 MC, LA 70380 Transportation Department is now accepting wishing that he would wait? He was mar- applications for Substitute Bus Drivers. ried for more than 50 years. I don’t un- tioned and de- ums, special as- Looking to hire sessments, repairs Interested applicants will be offered a 30 Hour derstand how he could look at another scribed property, temporary help. Clerical Bus Driver CDL class to be certified to wit: to and/or mainte- & answering phones & as a School Bus driver. woman romantically after having devot- nance of the prop- some Insurance ed his whole life to my mother. It is hard That certain lot erty, for the pro- knowledge a PLUS. The fall 30 hour CDL pre-service class will be for me to be happy for him. What can I do or parcel of land, tection, preserva- Drop resumes off in held at the St. Mary Parish Central to fix my attitude? My father wants my together with all tion, repair and person for interview @ Office Complex in Centerville, LA blessing, and so far I have not given it. — buildings and im- recovery of the Need A Job 6413 Hwy 182 on the following dates: Morgan City Not My Mom, Cincinnati provements there- property, for the Or Someone on and thereunto protection and Stiel Insurance Monday - Friday, January 22-26, 2018 DEAR NOT MY MOM: You are being To Do A Job unreasonably harsh on your father. Two belonging and all preservation of the Pennzoil-10 minute @ 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. rights, ways, privi- lien of the mort- Call Oil Change years have passed since your mother Please call Kim at 337-836-6032 gage, for the pro- Needs Full-time Oil Tech died, and your father has mourned. Now leges and servi- 384-8370 if more information is needed. over 21 yrs. of age, he wants some joy in the life he is living. tudes thereunto tection and preser- Classifieds appertaining, ly- vation of the mort- with experience, He cannot bring back or replace your ing and being situ- gagee’s interest The Daily motivated & valid mother, but that doesn’t mean he should- ated in Section 11, thereunder, and driver’s license n’t be allowed a chance at sharing mo- T16S, R12E, Mor- other amounts Review Apply in person ments with another woman. By all 7377 Hwy 90, M.C. means, give him your blessing. So many older people have no one to love. That DENTAL Insurance Services Services there is a woman who fancies him and Physicians Mutual Insurance Company Offered Offered A less expensive way to help get whom he likes could be wonderful. It the dental care you deserve doesn’t mean he will forget your mother.

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Almanac Louisiana *subject to additional terms and conditions Patterson statistics through yesterday. Temperature: High ...... 43° Low ...... 26° Shown is tomorrow’s Cold front Precipitation: weather. Temperatures Showers Flurries Shreveport Monroe Warm front Yesterday ...... 0.13” 16/42 are tonight’s lows and T-storms Snow 19/44 tomorrow’s highs. Stationary front Rain Ice RealFeel Temperature® Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature bands are highs for the day. Temperature is an exclusive index of the effects of temperature, wind, humidity, Alexandria National Summary sunshine intensity, cloudiness, precipitation, pressure and elevation on the human body. 15/42 Other than spotty lake-effect snow in the Northeast and a cold, rainy day in southern Shown is the highest value for each day. Texas, the eastern two-thirds of the United States can expect a bright and seasonable day Thursday ...... 48° tomorrow. Wind will batter the Midwest and mid-Atlantic, while rain and snow move Friday ...... 56° into the Northwest. Saturday ...... 67° Baton Rouge River Stages Tidal Forecast Sunday ...... 70° Morgan City | Amelia | Bayou Vista Monday ...... 63° Lafayette 19/45 As of 7 a.m. yesterday Here are the tide predictions for principal points 20/43 New along the Gulf of Mexico for Thursday, January Lafayette | Youngsville Orleans Flood 24 Hours Change 18. UV Index Tomorrow ATCHAFALAYA Lake Charles 25/43 Galveston — 1:52 a.m. High 0.9; 10:02 a.m. XXXNDCUDPN
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 Low -0.6; 6:12 p.m. High 0.9; 10:12 p.m. Low 8 a.m...... 1 21/44 MORGAN CITY Simmesport 47 8.73 R0.20 Noon ...... 4 21/45 0.7 Butte Larose 25 3.76 R0.20 Vermilion Bay — 1:20 a.m. High 1.0; 9:29 a.m. 4 p.m...... 1 Houma and the Morgan City 4 2.11 none Low -0.7; 5:40 p.m. High 1.0; 9:39 p.m. Low 0.8 community NMLS #411157 0-2: Low 8-10: Very High 22/45 Joseph Bayou — 9:07 p.m. High 1.0; 6:21 a.m. 3-5: Moderate 11+: Extreme MISSISSIPPI Low -0.7; none High ; none Low 6-7: High Vicksburg 43 9.10 F0.70 Grand Island (Barataria Pass) — 9:50 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV IndexTM High 0.7; 8:21 a.m. Low -0.5; none High ; none Marine Forecast number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. Natchez 48 17.80 F0.50 Low Synopsis: Cold high pressure is building into the Gulf Coast The State Red Riv Ldg 48 22.50 F0.30 Mississippi River (Southwest Pass) — 9:05 and will eventually move to the east by the end of the week. Sun and Moon p.m. High 0.9; 6:25 a.m. Low -0.6; none High Pascagoula to Atchafalaya River Thu. Fri. Thu. Fri. Baton Rouge 35 9.40 F0.20 ; none Low Tonight and Thursday, northeast winds 15 to 20 knots, seas 3 Biloxi Bay — 10:34 p.m. High 1.2; 8:08 a.m. Sunrise Thursday ...... 7:00 a.m. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Donaldsville 27 4.90 F0.10 to 6 feet. Thursday night, northeast winds 10 knots, seas 2 to 3 Sunset Thursday night ...... 5:30 p.m. Low -0.8; none High ; none Low Abbeville 44 29 pc 52 44 c Houma 45 28 pc 56 43 c New Orleans 17 2.40 R0.20 feet. Friday, east winds 10 to 15 knots, seas 2 to 3 feet. Friday Moonrise Thursday ...... 8:01 a.m. Wine Island — 10:58 p.m. High 0.9; 9:23 a.m. Alexandria 42 26 pc 48 39 c Kenner 42 28 pc 53 43 c OHIO Low -0.6; none High ; none Low night, southeast winds 10 to 15 knots, seas 2 to 3 feet. Saturday, Moonset Thursday ...... 7:06 p.m. southeast winds 10 knots, seas 2 feet. Saturday night, southeast Baton Rouge 45 27 pc 52 36 c Lafayette 43 30 pc 51 41 c Cairo 40 19.63 R2.39 First Full Last New Bogalusa 46 20 pc 53 35 pc Lake Charles 44 32 pc 54 45 c winds 15 knots, seas 3 to 4 feet. Bossier City 44 28 s 49 43 c Monroe 42 24 s 49 37 c Extended Marine Forecast Chalmette 43 30 pc 53 44 pc New Iberia 44 28 pc 52 43 c Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly Sunday, southeast winds 15 knots, seas 4 feet, chance of showers through the day, slight chance of thunderstorms in the Crowley 44 28 pc 52 42 c New Orleans 43 30 pc 55 43 c cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Forecasts and graphics provided by r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2018 afternoon. Sunday night, south winds 15 to 20 knots, seas 5 to 6 Jan 24 Jan 31 Feb 7 Feb 15 Harvey 43 26 pc 54 42 pc Shreveport 44 28 s 49 41 c feet, showers likely and chance of thunderstorms. Don’t miss out on today’s top stories! RUN AD YOUR HERE

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The Advocate “Support for Trump and Winfrey is In a hypothetical election match-up anchored by the political affiliation between President Donald Trump of the respondent,” UNO’s research- and Oprah Winfrey, Louisiana voters ers wrote in their analysis of the overwhelmingly favor the Republican findings. president over the media mogul, a Trump won 58 percent of the vote new poll shows. in Louisiana in 2016 to Winfrey, a 63-year-old Democrat Hillary Mississippi native, has A recent na- Clinton’s 38 percent. recently sparked specu- tional poll from A recent national poll lation that she might from Public Policy challenge Trump in the Public Policy Polling found Winfrey 2020 — ignited by a re- Polling found and Trump nearly tied, cent speech she gave at at 44 percent to 43 per- the Golden Globes. The Winfrey and cent, as reported by speculation has prompt- Trump nearly Politico. A Marist poll ed national polls that founds Winfrey leading have generally painted a tied, at 44 per- Trump 50 percent to 39 mixed picture of cent to 43 per- percent, but that poll al- Winfrey’s level of sup- so showed that a majori- port. cent, as report- ty of respondents said But the Louisiana vot- ed by Politico. A they don’t want her to er poll, conducted by the run. University of New Marist poll “Americans’ message Orleans last week and founds Winfrey to Oprah is, ‘We like released on Tuesday, you, we would vote for found 60 percent of re- leading Trump you over Trump, but we spondents said given the 50 percent to 39 don’t want you to run,’” two options, they would Lee M. Miringoff, direc- Submitted Photo pick Trump. About a percent. tor of The Marist College Chez Hope, the family violence crisis organization, recognized local law en- third of respondents Institute for Public forcement officers with a token of appreciation recently. Pictured are said they would vote for Opinion, said in a news Assumption Parish Sheriff Leland Falcon, Chief Deputy Bruce Prejean and Oprah, while 7 percent said they release. Chez Hope representative Stephanie Hebert, who has an office at tehe sheriff’s main office complex on Franklin Street in Napoleonville. If you have were undecided. In Louisiana, voters were split any situation related to domestic violence, please contact the sheriff’s office The survey included 722 respon- along racial and gender lines in their at 985-369-7281. dents and conducted by robocall on support for Winfrey. Jan. 11. The findings have a 3.7 per- “Men are more likely than women centage point margin of error, with to back Trump while women are more 95 percent confidence. likely than men to report they would Respondents who identified as vote for Winfrey,” UNO’s summary Snow and ice coat South, Democrats were twice as likely to say states. they would vote for Winfrey. Fifty-nine percent of African- Republicans overwhelmingly voiced American respondents said they closing freeways, schools support for Trump, and independents would support Winfrey, while white and those favoring third parties also voters are three times more likely to ATLANTA (AP) — Winter weather Kentucky, including a five-vehicle pile- leaned strongly toward Trump, the report they would vote for Trump. turned travel treacherous across the up that involved a Greyhound bus, au- South, shutting down interstates in thorities said. That crash, which in- Louisiana, causing highway crashes in jured multiple people, also involved two out paying for several to stop the vehicle. The Kentucky and closing airport runways commercial vehicles and two passenger items, Anslum said. deputy stopped the pick- in Texas as snow turned the red clay vehicles Tuesday morning on I-65. Arrests Thompson was released white and prompted schools to close In Tennessee, forecasters called for (Continued from Page 3) up truck and identified on a summons to appear across the region. up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) of snow a December 2017 report the driver as Fontenot. in court April 2. Snow was falling Tuesday afternoon in the central part of the state, which of a hit-and-run crash The deputy proceeded —Brittan Boudreaux, in a wide band that stretched from includes the Nashville area. found evidence that to interview Fontenot. 33, of Lizabeth Drive in southeast Texas all the way to western Hundreds of flights were canceled at Touchet rear-ended an- Based on that interview Morgan City, was arrest- Massachusetts. Texas airports — including Houston, other vehicle while driv- and personal observa- ed at 9:30 p.m. Monday Snow began falling during the pre- San Antonio and Austin — where frigid ing on U.S. 90 in the tions, the deputy re- on charges of theft and dawn hours Tuesday in Louisiana, temperatures left runways dangerously Amelia area causing mi- quested a K-9 unit at the criminal trespass. where highways were closed in and icy. Forecasters warned mariners along nor damage to the vehi- scene. The K-9 unit ar- cles, Anslum said. A deputy investigating around Shreveport as the winter the Texas coast to be on guard for gale- a report of a theft found rived and conducted an weather system took aim at other force winds. Touchet met with the open-air sweep of the ve- investigating deputy and evidence that Boudreaux states, forecasters said. In Louisiana, state officials said both hicle which alerted to the turned himself in at the stole two tool boxes from With the weather system moving lanes of Interstate 49 in the Shreveport presence of illegal sub- parish jail. Touchet was outside a home on east and plunging temperatures ex- area were closed early Tuesday. Parts released on $1,000 bail. Jupiter Street in Bayou stances, Falcon said. pected right behind it, winter storm of Interstate 20 and Interstate 220 —Crystal Thompson, Vista, Anslum said. As a result of the warnings were issued for parts of were also closed. 39, of Field Road in Boudreaux was jailed search of the vehicle and Louisiana and Mississippi. “We’ve got numerous crashes on Bayou Vista, was arrest- with bail set at $2,500. Fontenot, deputies found Dangerous wind chills prompted the interstates and surface roads,” ed at 5:20 p.m. Monday Assumption Parish methamphetamine and school systems to close Tuesday across Louisiana State Trooper Glenn on a charge of theft. Sheriff Leland Falcon drug paraphernalia, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Younger said Tuesday morning from In early January, a reported the following ar- Falcon said. Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee, Bossier City, Louisiana, just across deputy began an investi- rest relating to the area: Fontenot was arrested Kentucky, Kansas and Missouri. Some the Red River from Shreveport. gation into a report of —William I. Fontenot and transported to the colleges also canceled classes, including “You can’t see the black ice — it’s Jr., 52, of La. 663 in Wichita State University in Kansas, invisible,” said Younger, who had shoplifting at a store in Assumption Parish Bayou L’Ourse, was ar- where wind chill values were expected been driving on roads since 5 a.m. Bayou Vista. On Jan. 15, Detention Center. a deputy received infor- rested Sunday on charges to drop as low as minus-13 degrees (mi- Tuesday and could feel the back end Fontenot was also issued mation from store securi- of possession of metham- nus-25 Celsius), the National Weather of his patrol car begin to slide at ty that the suspect in the phetamine and drug par- two traffic-related sum- Service said. times. shoplifting incident was aphernalia. mons and was jailed In Kentucky, multiple crashes closed “You want to just barely touch the in the store. The deputy A deputy on patrol in pending a bail hearing. a 10-mile (16-kilometer) section of brakes in that situation,” he said. “A positively identified Bayou L’Ourse observed Berwick Police Interstate 24 on the west side of the lot of people get scared and they Thompson as the suspect a vehicle commit a traffic Chief James Richard state and blocked southbound lanes of want to jam on the brakes and that who left the store with- violation and proceeded reported no arrests. Interstate 65 in south-central makes it worse.” Page 12, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Wednesday, January 17, 2018 he plays first base and proof of all income. For center field, and football. information call 985- CCHS Franco’s Catholic faith is Daisy Lee Jones 395-3736. (Continued from Page 1 ) an important part of his Education. life. He attends Mass at PEW RALLY Saleme, a fifth grader Holy Cross Church Boudreaux Good Hope Baptist in Mrs. Katie Rock’s where he participates as November 1, 1945 — January 12, 2018 Church, 908 Washington class, has attended Holy an altar server. Daisy Lee Jones Boudreaux, a native and life- St., Patterson, hosting a Cross Elementary since Saleme has an older long resident of Patterson, passed away at the age Rainbow Pew Rally 6 Pre-K3. He is a brother and sister who of 72 on Friday, Jan. 12, 2018, at the Patterson p.m. Jan. 27. Public in- Principal’s List student attend Central Catholic Healthcare Center. vited. who has won the top High School and a young- Daisy was the center of HOUSING er sister, Stella, who is in her family as a dedicated scholastic award in his Patterson Housing BLACK HISTORY Kindergarten at Holy mother, grandmother and class each year. Franco Authority taking appli- Patterson Civic has been a Social Studies Cross. When Franco was friend. She brought joy to cations for housing for Organization inaugural Fair winner at Holy five years old, his baby many and unconditional Black History all size units 8:15-11 Cross Elementary School sister Stella was diag- love to all. Her personali- Community Bash 1-5 for the past two years nosed with leukemia. ty is as bright as her smile a.m. and 1:15-3 p.m. p.m. Feb. 17, at Park and has competed at the This event has impacted and in Daisy’s company, Jan 21-22. Must bring Street park. Theme: Regional Fair at Nicholls his life greatly. Having one would find comfort as birth certificates and “Community Unified in State University. his parents gone with she lifted spirits with her Social Security cards Love.” Bring campers Franco lives in Morgan Stella for 26 days in the genuinely caring demean- for all members of and lawn chairs. For in- City, is 10 years old, and hospital has given him a or. To know Daisy was to Daisy Lee household, photo ID for fo, Allise Jennings, 985- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. greater appreciation for love her. She was rarely Jones Boudreaux members over 18, and 714-1070. Tony Saleme. At home, family and health. He seen without a smile and Franco loves to read and has learned at an early has never met a stranger. She was selfless in giving enjoys building with age the meaning of sacri- her all to her family, especially her six children and Legos and playing board fice. The power of prayer the special needs of her disabled husband. This Guy Charles games with family mem- and his faith were made her a strong and an extraordinary example to bers. His other interests strengthened during this those who surrounded her. In her last years, Daisy Gilmore Jr. include baseball, where time. resided at the Patterson Healthcare facility where she found a love for painting and relaxation in intri- June 19, 1959 — January 11, 2018 Wednesday morning, cate coloring. With these fond memories, came her Guy Charles Gilmore Jr. passed away peacefully Arthur said. time as the reigning Mardi Gras Queen, as well as a at the age of 58 on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018, at his Ice “We didn’t have any favorite one-of-a-kind friendly face that was warm (Continued from Page 1 ) home in Berwick. He was born in Morgan City and iced down lines. That’s as it was welcoming. Daisy, a devout Catholic with a a resident of Berwick. He graduated from Berwick woman for St. Mary what we usually get from beautiful soul, succumbed peacefully in her sleep. High School and fur- Parish Sheriff’s Office. (freezing) precipitation She will be held precious in the hearts of those she thered his education at Deputies worked sev- on trees,” Arthur said. has graced with her unforgettable presence. She Young Memorial. eral minor crashes due to Public and Catholic will always be missed by her loved ones as she Guy enjoyed reading, the iced roads but no schools were closed makes her way to her Heavenly Home. tinkering with his 1962 crashes with major inju- Wednesday due to the Those she leaves to cherish her memory include Red Corvette and work- ries, Landry said. weather. St. Mary Public her three children, Joann Turner and her husband ing on computers. Several vehicles start- Schools Superintendent Brian, Margaret Reynolds and her husband Jean Guy will be missed by ed sliding on the La. 182 Leonard Armato said Paul, and Everette Boudreaux; one brother, Jacob L. his wife, Esther; his sons, bridge in Baldwin when Wednesday morning that Jones Jr.; one sister, Celeste J. Jumonville; 10 grand- Gregory Gilmore and the roads began to ice. school officials plan to re- children, Kari Everitt and her husband Robert, Mark wife Natasha, Geoffery “We worked a few other open schools Thursday, Kleimann Jr. and his wife Trista, Jaci Reynolds, Gilmore and companion incidents on 90 where cars but they had to first see Austin Reynolds, Taylor Mula, Steven Boudreaux, Julie Zink, and Olivier kind of spun out, but noth- if the ice melts away. Jewel Mula, Robert Carline Jr., Robin Carline, and Russo and husband Cole; ing major,” Landry said. Armato planned to Emilee Grace Boudreaux; five great-grandchildren, one sister Shawn Guy Charles “DOTD did a great job.” meet with homeland se- Sierra Everitt, Ryan Roy, Nathan Everitt, Layne Kleimann and husband Gilmore Jr. A couple of transform- curity and weather offi- Kleimann and Bella Kleimann; as well as numerous Mark; his father, Guy ers went out in Berwick cials Wednesday after- nieces and nephews. Charles Gilmore; and his grandchildren, Alaya and workers were trying noon to decide whether to She was preceded in death by her husband, Gilmore, Lillian Trusty, Skylar Trusty and Carinn to fix those power issues re-open schools Thursday. Byron James Boudreaux Sr.; her daughters, Byra Rink. Clausen and Rebecca Ann Carline; her son, Byron He was preceded in death by his mother, Louella James Boudreaux Jr.; and her parents, Jacob L. Gilmore; mother-in-law, Joyce Rogers; and both Obituaries “Jack” Jones Sr. and Margaret Patin Jones. sets of grandparents. A gathering of family and friends will be held A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Carrie Favors Pitts Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018, at St. Joseph Catholic 12:10 p.m. Friday Jan. 19, 2018, at St. Bernadette Carrie Favors Pitts, 73, a native of Calumet and Church in Patterson beginning at 1 p.m. followed Catholic Church with Father William Rogalla cele- resident of Patterson, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018, by a Memorial Mass of Christian Burial at 2 p.m. brating mass. A visitation will be held in the parish at her residence. Father Herb Bennerfield will be the Celebrant of hall from 9 a.m. until noon. The rosary will be Visitation will be from 9 a.m. until services at 11 the Mass. Inurnment will be held in St. Joseph prayed at 11:30 a.m. Guy will be laid to rest in the a.m. Saturday at St. Luke Baptist Church in Cemetery at a later date. Berwick Cemetery. Patterson. Burial will follow in Home Industrial Family and friends may view the obituary and ex- Cemetery in Patterson. press condolences online by visiting www.iberts.com. She is survived by a son, Lawrence Edwards III of Arrangements have been entrusted to Ibert’s Patterson; a daughter, Monica Charles of Patterson; one Mortuary, Inc., 1111 Lia Street, Patterson, LA brother, Willie Favors Jr. of Sacramento, California; one 70392, (985) 395-7873. sister, Pearl Favors of Franklin; 10 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives. She was preceded in death by her husband, a son, her parents, two sisters and four brothers. Jones Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Carolyn Doty Adam Richard Sr. Anderson Adam Richard Sr., 61, a native and resident of May 11, 1928 - January 14, 2018 Patterson, died Saturday Dec. 30, 2017, in Patterson. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan. 20, Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Jones Funeral 2018, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Patterson Home in Morgan City. during a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial celebrat- He is survived by his wife, Tammy Williams ing the life of Carolyn Doty Anderson, a Franklin Richard; three sons, Adam Richard Jr., Trevor native and resident of the Richard and Desmond Richard; four sisters, Betty Patterson area for over Wesley, Gloria Butler and Josie Carmouche, all of 60 years who passed Patterson, and Christina Stewart of Franklin; 18 away at the age of 89 on grandchildren; and a host of other relatives. Sunday, Jan. 14, 2018, at He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother her daughter’s home in and a sister. Houma. A gathering of Jones Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. family and friends will begin at 8 a.m. and con- Mary Henslee Verret tinue until Mass time, Mary Henslee Verret, 62, a native of Kassel, followed by interment in Germany, and resident of Bayou Vista, died Thursday, the St. Joseph Cemetery Jeanette Jan. 11, 2018, at Teche Regional Medical Center. Mausoleum. Monsignor She is survived by a son, Roy Verret J. Douglas Courville JCL Jr. of Bayou Vista; her husband, Roy will be the Celebrant of Thibodeaux Kern Verret Sr. of Franklin; three brothers, the Mass and conduct the Carolyn Doty January 20, 1943 -December 22, 2017 Michael Henslee of Sorrento, Florida, services. Anderson Jeanette Thibodeaux Kern went to her heavenly Mark Henslee of Franklin, and Shane Carolyn was known by home on Friday, Dec. 22, 2017, surrounded by her Hoya of Bayou Vista; one sister, most as Ms. Doty and was affectionately called children at the home of her daughter and son-in- Lorraine Sinitere of Berwick; and a Aunt Kaki by her family. A devout Catholic, Carolyn law in Patterson. Jeanette loved sharing the good host of other relatives. Mary Henslee was a faithful parishioner of St. Joseph Catholic news of her Savoir Jesus Christ with everyone she She was preceded in death by her Verret Church in Patterson. She worked as a Registered met. parents. Nurse for the St. Mary Parish Health Unit for 25 Jeanette was born Jan. 20, 1943, in New Iberia. Visitation will be Thursday, 5-9 p.m., at Twin City years, where she was known as the “Shot Lady.” On Sept. 9, 1962, Jeanette married her husband, Funeral Home, and will resume Friday from 10 a.m. She had a passion for quilting, was a member of Jerome Kern. Jerome and Jeanette moved to until services at 11 a.m. Burial will follow in Franklin the Patterson Quilting Guild, and even taught sew- Patterson where they raised their six children. Cemetery. ing classes. Other passions in her life included They later moved to Baton Rouge and enjoyed ma- cooking, baking for holidays, and spending time ny years there. Randtrell Wade with her family, especially her grandchildren. But Jeanette’s survivors include her children, Randtrell Wade, 27, a native of Terrebonne Parish and what truly filled her heart with joy was spending Michelle Grimball and husband Keith of Patterson, a resident of Chauvin, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018. time with, especially camping, and taking care of Kim Ford of Sorrento, Mark Kern and wife Jessica Visitation will be from 8 a.m. until services at 10 the love of her life, her loving husband Lee. She Driskill Kern of Thibodaux, and Leslie Deroche and a.m. Saturday at Jones Funeral Home chapel in will be fondly remembered and deeply missed by all husband Tommy of Chackbay; her brother, James Houma. Burial will follow in Southdown Cemetery. who knew and loved her. Thibodeaux of New Iberia; her sister, Gayle T. He is survived by his mother, Hazel McKay Johnson Those she leaves to cherish her memory include Pellerin of New Iberia; five grandchildren, (Augusta) of Chauvin; brothers, Montrell McKay of her two sons, Brent Guillory of Houma, and Robert Bridgette G. Taylor and husband Gary, Samantha Franklin and Quincey McKay of Morgan City; daugh- Guillory and his wife Ava of Lafayette; her daugh- Ford, Matthew Ford, Courtney Kern and Sara ters, Latisha Griffin, Jasmine Wade and Paris ter, Mary Guillory of Houma; an additional daugh- Kern; two great-grandchildren, Lainey Claire Johnson of Chauvin; and a host of other relatives. ter-in-law, Dorothy Anderson of Alexandria; one Taylor and Ayden Ross Taylor; as well as a host of He was preceded in death by his grandparents. brother, C. H. Doty of Canton, Texas; six grandchil- brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, and nieces and Jones Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. dren, Phillip Anderson and wife Michelle, Robert nephews. Guillory II and wife Heidi, Lauren Poret and hus- She was preceded in death by her birth parents, band Nick, Grant Guillory-Dohmann and husband Clarence and Esteinnie Thibodeaux; parents, Spencer, Adrianna Brunet and husband Clark, and Mavis Thibodeaux Comeaux Guidry and Horace Kamryn Casso; eight great-grandchildren; as well Comeaux; a sister, Lee Freas; her husband of 46 as numerous nieces and nephews. years, Jerome Kern Sr.; a daughter, Bridgette She was preceded in death by her husband, Lee Kern; a son, Jerome Kern Jr.; and a grandson, Ross B. Anderson Jr.; her parents, Clarence Henry Doty Grimball. Sr. and Jessie Knight Doty; one brother, Warren A graveside Memorial Service will be held Doty; one sister, Dolores Doty Hahn; an infant sis- Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018, at 1 p.m. at The Patterson ter, Iris Doty; and a daughter-in-law, Mona Protestant Cemetery where Jeanette and Jerome Guillory. will be laid to rest near their children, Bridgette Family and friends may view the obituary and ex- and Jerome Jr. A gathering of family and friends press condolences online by visiting www.iberts.com. will be held following the graveside service at Arrangements have been entrusted to Ibert’s American Legion Post 242, 3600 U.S. 90 in Mortuary, Inc., 1111 Lia Street, Patterson, LA Patterson, Louisiana, to celebrate Jeanette’s “Going 70392, (985) 395-7873. Home.”

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